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'lUll ' NOW $32995 $219 95 With a flooding Ohio River as a backdrop, the annual Ch.rlstmas parade of lhe Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce was staged In Pomeroy Sunday afternoon. Due to the Doodlngwhich brought from two to lhree Inches of water onto Main St.. at lite corner of ~. rr:~,; 111 Sycamore and Main, the parade originapy scheduled for Saturday morning was postponed to Sunday I aflernoon. repUcas of lyplcal Clirlstmas holiday figures In Pomeroy's annual MEMBERS of Rutland Brownie Troop 1293 carried colorful cutout The turnout of viewers was far holiday parade held Sunday. under the normal crowd on hand for the paradP probably due to the Wgh water wWch still had some resldenls of the counly blocked off. The slowly receding water had moved from Main St. · Sunday to allow the parade to lake plaee but slayed on Ihe lwo lots along the Ohio River whieh are generally jampacked wltiJ cars when th~ parade is held. Pomeroy firemen were out at By United Pr.a International 6:ll a.m. Sunday hosing East Main and as ,much of the two lots as pb$ibte~~ By • Mpnday Jl)drntng, · teens and20sand forecasters Issued · water had receded off oflhelwo klts. Wgh wind and \\'Inter storm A cold snap Monday morning was warnings and travelers advisories considered also a plus faclor In for OWo today as an Intense winter <!Paling with the river, stU! swollen stonn moved In lhelhe Great Lakes with flood water. area. Anumber of merchanls held open A high wind warning was il! eflecl houses on Sunday offering refresh for the northern third of the state whlle a lravelers advisory was In el!ecllorthe northeast third oiOhlo. A winter stonn warning also wa~ In effect lor the extreme northeast comer dthe state. The warnings and advisories By United Pret;s International A triple-fatality accldenl in Cincome on the heels of flooding In cinnati Sunday boosted Ohio's GaUia and Meigs Counties that Thanksgiving hoUday weekend trafclosed state wtd counly roads ficdeathtoU to15, the state Highway lhrougholit the area over the Patrol reported today. weekend. Officials with the GalUa· There were lhree deaths Sunday, Meigs post of the patrol said this six Saturday, four Friday and lwo morning that all roads closed by Wednesday night. The victims, Wgh water over the weekend had Including two pedestrians, died In 13 been reopened. accidents, which occurred belween Officials wilh the Nallonal 6 p.m. Wednesday and midnight Weather Service at Tri-State Air· port In Huntington, W.Va., said the Sunday. Among the victims were three Ohio River Is expected to fall more suburban Columbus residents who than llfeet by Wednesday morning. died In a two-car crash on lnterstale Predicu:d levels tor Huntington are 46.5 feel al7 a.m. today, 42 feet at 7 711n Cincinnati Sunday. Kllledwere: a.m. Tuesday and 35 feet by 7 a.m. Sunday Wednesday. Cincinnati: Michael Martin, 28; · More than 6.6 Inches of rain was Betty Jo Martin, 31; and Rebecca ·recorded In November al the East Perun, 12, all rl Reynoldsburg, In a Gallipolis weather station, breaking a record set 40 years ago. The 6.63 Jw<>car · accident on 1-71 In Inches of rain topped the 6.29 inches Clnclnnali. Satunlay MOST POPULAitFIGURE- Sanla again p-aved hlmseU a . mos1 popular fellow when he appeared reconled In November 1945, but did Sunday in Pomeroy's annual holiday parade. Clnclnnali: Lee E. VanordPr, 39, not come close to breaking the •• all·tlme record of 11.20 Inches In Columbus. wb>n his tractor· !railer ov.ertumed oo I·Z75 near Clnclnnall January 1937. In Hamill on County. Cleveland: Joseph Mlllclc, 39, Very cold air poured across Ohio Cleveland, in aone-carcrashon 1·90 today, sending temperatures plum· in Cleveland. CLEVELAND (UP!) -AColum· meting. Along with general snow bus medlcalllim receives $!00,!Xll a corning from the lowpressljl'e, very month from lhe state to care for cold air rrovlng across the warm 12,!Xll welfare recipients despite waters of Lake Erie was expecled to reports that It does a poor job ri cause b>avy snow SqUalls to develop serving the patients, the Cleveland in the Snow Belt or nortb>ast Ohio, where rrore than six lncl)es ci. snow Plain Dealer reports today. Jury selection began 9 a. m. An audit commiSsioned by the was !orecasl. . Monday· morning In Meigs County The very strong winds were state last year found thai Heallh Common Pleas Court in the State of PowerotColumbus Inc. wasdolnga expected lo add grt'll tly t> the wind Ohio's case against 40-year-old poor job. but state officials Ignored chiD effect of the air. making It le!!l Joseph C. Taylor of Long Boll om. the resulls, the newspaperreported. much coldPr than the actual Taylor Is charged with aggra· Bernard F. Master, head of the Jemperature reedings. vated murder In Ihe July 21 shooting firm and a supporter of Gov. The extended forecast for Ohio ' <!Path of his wife, Mar llyn Timmons Richard F. Celeste. was given a Taylor. $25,00! gran I a lew months later to caUs lor' lair weather Wednesday Following the shooting Incident, help Wm expand to Dayton and through Friday. Highs are expected Mrs. Taylor died at Veterans to range from tb> upper al to low lls Cincinnati. ' WednesdaY and Thl1rsday, rlloder· Memorial Hospital as a result of a ating to the low to mid 40s Friday. single gun shol to the neck. A .22 caliber handgun , believed to "lam very. very concerned about Lows will be In the upper teens to be the weapon used In the shoollng al the money," said state Medicaid low!'!' ~Wednesday and Tbul,'sday Dlreclor Paul Offner d the $13 and In the mid als to low 30s early the Taylor residence on the Bald KnoirStlversvllle Rd., was reco· l,mllllon paid to Health Power since Friday. 1164. The wlnlry weather spreading vered from the scene. The charge agalnsl Taylor, as aver the state sl»uld bring a halt to "II you're asking II we slkluld be the flood Ureal. Sunday's small contained In the indictment, carries NEAT Ot1J'DOOK SCJI;NE - '1111s neat outdoor \Wiler ecene concerned about how Health Power rumunts or rain, followed by a firearms specUicatlon. I!Taylorls llf&ldflhted by 1D old·r.JIIoned W.., poR Willi lite floal miry of lite Is spending our (payments) ,I tWnk. well·beklw freezing lemperatutes convicled or pleads guilty lo the charg!' before Wm , tWs speclftca· ae.. Store In Pometay'B Chrllinuui parade Sunday. the wtswer Is yes." should slOp any significant l'ilnoff. Water • • situation eases HMO contract questioned MAGAZINE RACK LETTER &KEY RACKS APERFECT CHRISTMAS OIFT Middleport's Toallftt · Middleport will welcome In the holiday season tWs evening. A wade will form at the Fruth,Sears parking lot at 6 and Is scheduled to move at 6: ll p.m. Following the parade Santa wUI be on hand with treats for the younger set and merchants wlll slage a moonlight sale with special prices as a part d lhe Christmas season activily. Fifteen Ohioans· killed .. TOWEL HOLDERS ments, door prizes, free gifts and favors plus specially priced mer· chandlse. Attendance was good for the mosl pari but business was not as brisk as last year when theevents were slaged under more favorable weather conditions. Sunday's parade had "somelhlng for everyone"--vehicles, floats, marching units, dancers. balon units and more. ' TropWes were scheduled to be presented Immediately following lhe parade near the Pomeroy Fire Deparlmenl Slatton. However, jusl as the parade ended a do'Mlpour of heavy rain took place and the presenlalions were not made. A spokesperson for the Pomeroy Chamber said late tWsmomingthat she had stlll not been advisEd of lite trophy winners or a listing of the parade participants. Dayton: Roy Lee Cornelius, 21, !)pylon. In a one-car accident on a Dayton s(reel. Lima: Mildred A. Johnson, 63, Clnclnnall. In a one-car accident on 1·751n Allen County. Akron: Gary W. Gebhard!, 40, Akron, In a one-car accident on Jnt erslate 76111 Summit County. Johnstown: Russeil E. Rowley Jr., 21, Johnstown, In a one-car accldenl on a stl'!.'l'l In this Licking County community. Friday Ashtabula: Hazel M.Silliman, 75. Geneva, In a lhree-car atcident on an Ashtabula County road . Toledo: Mildred l. Cru tes. 81, Cridersvllle. In a 'four·car accldenl on 1·751n Lucas County. Andover: Daniel L. Winne. 19, {)()rset. when struck by a car along U.S. 61n Ashlabula County . Columbus: William H. Smith, ID. Columbus, when struck ~a car on a suburban Whitehall streel. Wednesday night Dllyton: Daniel Cadc. :}), Dayton, in a two -vehic le accldPnt on a Dayton street. Fairfield: .Jamie Hainblln, 14, Falrlleld,ln a two-car accident 011 a Falrlield city sl rl'l.'t. Jury selection begins 25 IN. ZENITH CONSOLES LIVING ROOM SUITS JUST ARRIVED ~EGIH.AR l1299 & S1399 S799 ,·S899 STA:VNG $54995 RECEIVE A FREE FULL SIZE BOX SPRING & MAnRESS W11H 1HE PURCHASE OF ANY BEDROOM SUITE . STARTING AT $89995 \~ • • ~ • lion would require a prison lerrn cl lhree years prior 10 the addition of any oilEr penalty. If convicled of aggravated murder, Taylor faces the possibllty of life Imprisonment. a maximum fine or $25,(00 or ooth. with no possibility of proballon. Taylor, represcnled by Altomey Herman Carson, Athens. has entered a plea of nol guilty lo lhe aggravaled murder. charge. Meigs County Prosecu llng Atlorney Fred W. Crow m, assisted by Attorney Rob>rt Toy, Athens, Is represE!IIlng I he state. Judge ChariE>S Knight will be presiding over the proceedings which are expecto:l to last about a week. · The court expected to pave a jury d 12 seated by aboul 2 p.m. this afternoon. �. , ..., . CommerilaJ! The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERE'!TS OF THE MEIGs-MASON AREA ~lb 'q!v =·""' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller ' P:y-Middleport. Ohio " Monday, December 2. 1986 t' By JOEL SHERMAN after seven weeks and owned a UPI ~rts Writer four-game lead over the thenJust when the Rams thought It struggling 49ers. was safe at the top of the NFCWest, To vtew how much things have the San Ffanclsco 49ers have changed In slx weeks, one need only chewed Los Angeles' once-safe lead look at the two teams' results to a single gam~. Sunday. The 49ers demoUshed the San Francisco will try to take the Redsklns, who usually excell down final bite outofthat differential rext . the stretch, and the Rams were Monday night at home against the whipped the Saints, who are Rams. guaranteed thelr19thstralghtloslng Los Angeles, which last won the season In as many years of division In 1919, was undefeated existence. . ' ' .' BOB HOEFLICH General Mana,er DALE ROmGEB, JR. News Editor LE'ITERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than l{l) words long. All letters 11re subject to edlttng and must~ .signed wllh name, address and telephone number. No umlgned letters will be publlshll'd. Letters should be In lash~ . addresSing Issues, not perscmalltles. , good Warner's way of mounting a defense ' • jj' The meeting In Washington sponsored by the Commlttre for the Free World could not have been better timed. The talk, you see, has been of recon<;Diation and there Is one sense In which we all desire this, if we assume that the only alternative Is Internecine nuclear war. But the trouble wtth reconcWa · lion, ~re and simple, Is that It has overtones of moral lassitude: the reconcUiatlon mt only with the Soviet Union as the other nuclear superpower, but reconcUiation with all that the Soviet Union has done during the past generation. There are those who dare to IDpe for something better. · And a heavy congestion of these associate themselves with the Committee oo the Present Danger, which Is the Pa.rent organization ri the CQmnilttee tor the Free World. The group or scholars and wrtters who met In Washington shared a eeopolittcal Insight qutte devastatIng In Its lmpUcations. It Is this: that the Soviet Union ls "" vulnerable, because of the barbaric structure of Its Internal system, that the 'least defeat wt1J have on It magnified copsequences. One participant at the conference said It plain when pointing out that the only thing the Soviet Union has got going for It these days Is Its reputation , tor lnvlpctbUity. . Nothing else. The paradise for the proletariat Is believed In by nobody In the world with an IQ above 70, give or take a lew dreamy Ideologues. The Soviet Un,lon, however Is powerful l:>r other reasonS merely than that It has the largest Inventory d 111clear weapons In the world. It Is JDwerful because It clings fonnally to a JDHtlcal pllllosophy that ll'OvideS Instant and respectable cover for any despot In the world will wishes to associate himself with the Ideological avant garde .. If pltheoottbroilus erectus were to rise !rom the dead, lrlghtm an African or Latin American rountry Into submission, and gargle out a profession of faith In Marxism· Leninism, he Wruld be respectNIJy treated by those useful Idiots who ask only that - Hterally, nothing more - If you declare yourself a Marxist, wtth all the correlative blather that goes with thatdeclara· lion, you are taken serbusly. The S'l'11\ @IU'>t"Ottrwom ~-~ HULME .,.. . NEA pre-eminent case In JDinl Is NIC;~ra· · gua. If Ortega hadn't ' declaral ,;:· himself a Marxist, but merely one :~· more despot, he would not have ··~. thrre-quarters of the Intelligentsia of the West enthralled. · •~ Well, the Washington lntell!!Ctu·,. als JX'Oposed that the ReagaJ.l :: adninlstration take a hard 'loOk at " the situation and resolve to go further than It has In proving thaJ•~ Marx has, In fact, no clothes. ~-.: . newsiest Item from the ronterence ·~ was the declaration !rom· EUiott Abr~. He Is the assistant secre: tary d state tor Inter-American l..· affairs, a bright and tough young,~:. Intellectual who said to the confer, ;;,ence that the help currently being •.•· given to the rebels In ~tcaragua, as .·~. we persist . In designating the . freedom , ftghters, Is beyond the ,• ; dreams d anything we would have ,;, · ventured to do during the long b-... hangover following the Vietnam ~,-:: War, when the only , freedom .. , fighters we'd have dared. io help . · were lsraeUs or Falklanders. :, 1 Don't you said Mr. Abrams, 11 ,: things really are changing. Nlcara- .. :· gua mw has aJ,(Q) armed men and 1;:• women opposing the communlza·. tloll of the Sandlnlstas. And If the · rommunlst salient In Nicaragua ,,,, faDs, just Imagine the effect ct. this ·''" on Latin American. Salvador AI- -~ lende faDed In Chile, and the cost d '": that taDure to the communist .• movement In Latin Amertca was .,•. decisive for a decade'. But It there was ever an .. ,. q>portunlty provided by heaven, It ,., . Is or course Afghanistan. Six years .11 · have gone by since the SovletUnlon ·.c decided It wanted one mbresateWte ~»wer, polsedovertheMlddleE8st. ; For the first time we see In Afghanistan evidence of an ambiguity In the appUcatlon of the legendary Iron will of the Soviet , Union. Meigs' girls hand Miller 64-40 loss .. Marvin L. Warner may be Innocent ct. a crime In the Home State savings scandal, but he's not Innocent In the ways of mounting a defense for himself. Just when a state legislative Investigating committee thought It was getting close to hearing from the former Home State Savings Bank owner, Warner slipped the noose by hiring another attorney. This one was William B. Saxbe, a fanner U.S. attorney general, who doesn't come cheap. But neither does Warner worry about that. Warner says he wants to tell his story; that he Is eager to testify. But Jt seems he would rather tell It on television, or to a few reporters who lack the background to ask penetrating questions. It doesn't look like Warner wants to face a tenacious commlttee lawyer with all the right questlons and the answers as well. , So the solution was to htre Saxbe as hls "coordinating counsel." Saxbe has Impeccable cl'l'llentlals. He was the man that President Nixon sought out when the Watergate scandal was crashing down around him and the "Saturday Night Massacre" left the president without an attorney gtineral In 1973. Saxbe accepted the job, but also told Nlxoo IDw It was going to be; that he wasn't going to be a puppet or cave In to the White House on Watergate matters or anything else. · "I hate to bother your pretty little head, Mr. Regan, but would you mind And that's what Saxbe told Warner, that he'd take the pb "with the condition that he follow my advtce."That'snosmallchorelorWarner, who telling us how you got yourself into this delicate condition." has repeatedly Ignored the advice of his frustrated battery of attorneys. The hiring of Saxbe' was totally unnecessary; Warner already had enough·legal advice. What he needed was to take some d lt. But hiring Saxbe was a stroked genius, from Warner's point of view. The Statehouse Investigation d. the savings and loan crlslsbaslcaiJy Is an Investigation d. Democrats and whether their behavior In regulating Home Meanwhile, Brazil, which promlseofSIOOmllllon from Libyan :.::. WASHINGTON - Suriname ls Bouterse In setting up a Marxist State was many way Influenced by Warner. lxlrders Suriname on the south, !letator Muammar Qaddafl. · · developing Into another Cuba-style dictatorship which would be Saxbe Is a Republlcan, who by rights rught to be ready to tar and feather W!ite up to the danger of. this CU!ro What does Qaddafi expect to get · . dictatorship In the Western hemls· under castro's control. The Cubans Warner. Instead, he ts defending him. phere. Its Marxist strong man, Desl foothold and sent a mWtary st:rlk!! l>r his money? Our sources say he .. trained Booterse's bodyguards, Saxbe also Is highly respecled In the chambers where the Investigation Is Bouterse, desperate for cash to l:>rce across the border In April IDpes to expa1111'his Influence In •• and even acted In that. capacity" taklng'place. He Is a ronner state representative, speaker of the Ohio keep his repressive regime afloat, themselves.. Surinamese dflclab 1983. .Uterally Wider the gun, South America. He also wants ' ' House and state attorney general.' passports lor Libyan·:-;: Most Important, Saxbe ls new to the case.ltwouldn'tbefalr to ask him to has turned to two ~ted sources ct. were sent to Cuba tor Bouterse agreed to decrease the Surinamese , I Cuban presence In his country In money: Libya and Colombian drug assassination· squads, and hopes to ;, Indoctrination. call signals without famtliartzlng himself with the pDes or docUments dealers. Both the Dutch and American · return for ·a $.'Dl million aid deal get them tor hiS PalesUnlan · which have been accumulating as evidence during the last five months. But he's learning that there's no governments (the United States with BrazU. terrorist sl<leklcks as well. So It gave Warner-Saxbe the perfect exr.use to ask the legislative· Bouten;e dragged his feet on the tree lunch In the toretgn-atd game. was also sending. Suriname some Investigating comrnlttee for another postponement or Warner's When Suriname was given Its Qaddafl has already set about • -niodest aid) grew Increasingly lllrgaln, until Bishop was ~ appearance. Independence by the Netherlands In and murctered by Cuban·backed turning Suriname Into a Ubyan ,, uneasy at the blossoming Boo terseThey asked for a delay until mid-January, knowing fuil well the Grenadan Marxists. Blaming Cas"staging 1975, the Dutch promised $100 arm" · for terrorist at- '' Castro relationship. In December commlttee's subpoena power expires Jan. l. The committee granted an · tro tor the death of his trlend and mUllan a year In aid until 1900. The tacks. One Surinamese source told '· •. 1982, when Bouterse roumect up extension untO Dec. 18.. mentor, and fearing for his own us there are more ·than :m Libyan At that time, Warner probably will stUI be Insisting that his testimony be stipend continued even after Bou· and executed 15·opposltlon leaders, neck alter the U.S.-Jed Invasion of mUitary titstructors In the country, ,. terse's mmtary coup In 198J and his Dutch and American atd was cut protected from use by a grand jury In Cincinnati. But the legislative .• Grenada, Bouterse sent his Cuban training terrorists. ,. growing leftward tOt. ott. committee doesn't want to Interfere with that proceeding and probably will Bouterse cultivated and'rrodeled Meanwhile, Bouterse ls raking In : :: Castro, himself dependent m advisers packing. Though he bad want Warner to walve his Immunity. He'll refuse, and the deadlock wUI previously claimed there were only himself after Maurtce Bishop, the money from his connections tn the;' :: Moscow gold to bolster the shaky cancel Warner's appearance. Marxist prime minister d. Grenad. 15 Cubans In Suriname, allept 100 drug trade. Our associate Donald ,,' • Cuban economy and his foreign Sen. Richard H. Finan, R- Cincinnati, chairman or the Investigating At BlsiDp's suggestion, Bouterse adventllres, proved slow In provid- were kicked out (leaving onJfeight, Goldberg has learned that the •, commJttee, was asked last week If he thought Warner hired Saxbe to buy succumbed to Fidel Castro's over- Ing the money he had promised according to our sources) . operators d a huge cocaine factory :: time and avoid the probe. This lett Bouterse with nothing destroyed tn ,Colombla moved their ,. tures and welcomed a Cuban Bouterse. So, according to our CIA 1here was a long pause. but his own pov'erty-strlcken popuamlnssador to Paramaribo In sources, the Surtnamese dictator lllse to Suriname, where It Is : "I'm not enthused about theadditlonalmunsel," smiled Fin an, a lawyer. September 1982. · lace and the Brazilians to support guarded by Booterse's troops. :. accepted the offer of a loan from "He's had some d the best talent In the United States..It seems to me he his dictatorship. He needed more ' Cuban akl soon followed, as dkl Colombian marijuana and cocaine Drugs reportedly. are shipped to :: could have gotten ample advice." money- and gratefullY accepted a Amsterdam In diplomatic pouches. •· the quid pro quo. Dazens d. Cubans traffickers. '· arrived In Surlnarne to assist '· see, j lf~ A ·c uba in 'the making~._.J_ac_k_Ande_r_so_n_&_D_ale_Va_n_At_~~· :; • 'h ,., t ' Today in .· history Today Is Monday, Dec. 2, the 336th day of l9ffi with 29 to follow. The moon Is moving toward Its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star Is Jupiter. Those born on this date are Wider the sign ct. Sagittarius. They Include American statesman Frank Kellogg In 1856; French painter Georges Seurat II) 1859; circus founder Charles Rlngllng'ln 1863; engineer Peter Carl Goldmark, Inventor d. the long-playing record, In 1900;, actress Julie Harris In 19Zi (age 60), and Attorney General Edwin Meese In 1931 (age 541. On this date In history: In 1859, abolitionist John Brown was hanged for his raid on the federal arsenal at Harper's Ferry. In 1927, the Model A Ford was Introduced as the successor to the famous Model T. A brand new Model A roadster was priced at $395. 1 • ), George McGovern and bad news for arms control; ,because the Soviets will attempt to offset It by Increasing the number of mis· slles they ·have targeted against the United States. Fact ~: Recognizing the very limit· ed gains of the summit and the failure At Washington, Carl Monroe returned the opening kickoff 95 yards for a tOuchdown, and Keena Turner ran back a ·rurnble 65 yards for a score, sparklngthe49ers,8-5, to a 3M! rout of the Redsklns. The Joss drops the error· plagued Redsklns, whohadwontheflnalfour regular-season games over each ct. the previous three seasons, to the brink of playoff elimination. The defending NFC East champions' Hi record places them two games off the pace In the division with three games remaining. Either the 49ers or Redsictns have Meigs prepared .~or Buckeyes 5!1! .5!1! 8!! tJit SERVIfiTARe belf SJJ ~hln $JJ~~n .. ...., L!J ~ ~*! Have a c eewc er • Auto Body C r1stmas. • Dot a Processing GET .INVOLVED I ..,..1, ·-...·;;.. .'t.,. ,··~ . ., )"f' l. .. ••• •• . ' Mac nine I • Trodes I Food Service .' ·'• '· ·. . •' '• I' I• wtnter Quarter INFORMATION Begins Jan. 6th - - - - - ---"" ••• ,. ,. 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' -AtThe Adult Education Center Tri-County Vocational School ' of Soviet-American relations In the :: past six years, it Is a ~ilive and •· hopeful tumai'OIIIld that our president :; Is now talking to the Soviets. As one. :· who disagrees sharply with most ol 0: . Mr. Reagan's foreign policy, I am,: !: nonetheless grateful that .he went to' ' · •. Geneva. o · :-.. :. .,.. .. Berry's World "(} [i Tell Me, I'll Forget Show Me, I May Remember But Involve Me And I'll Understand '' - ,• $J3~11on Kina Builders Suoply Deer season begins 1: : : to one game represented the NFC In the last four remaining completed a Browns Into sole possession d. first place In rally from a 12-potntdeflcltandgave the AFC Central as Pittsburgh lost. S~per Bowls. At New Orleans, Morten An- Cleveland a J5. 33 victory over the At Pittsburgh, Steve Sewell's dersen kicked 5 field goals, and the Giants. New York drove from Its second fourth-quarter TD, a 2- yard Saints -defense set up two fourth- own 10 to aeveland's 18 with four run with 1: 45 left, and Mike quarter TDs, leading to a 29-3 seconds remaining, but Eric Schu· Harden's 42•yard Interception rebert's 34-yard lteld goal was wide turn for a score 21 seconds later victory CNer the Rams, 9-4. The Saints Improved to 5-8 In the left as time expired. ruined a rally by the Steelers, 6·7, The loss moved the Giants, 8- 5, and gave the Broncosa31-23vlctory. debut of Interim coach Wade Phillips, whose father, Bum Phil· one game behind the Cowboys and Denver, 94, remained tied with one ahead of the Redsklns In the the Raiders atop the AFC West lips, resigned last week. The New York Giants also had an NFC East. Cleveland, 7-6, moved opportunity to solldlfyplayoff ropes . - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - sUp away. At East Rutherford, N.J., Earnest Byner's 9-yard TD run with 1:52 '·'· '· ' Reflecting on the recent Geneva sume the blame for driving them out summit, I am struck by one of the par- of the negotiations three. years ago, adoses of American politics: the pub- since they left in disgust over what lie tendency to give a political leader they considered an Irrational Reagan new approval and enhanced po~Jart- negotiating poSition. ty for moving even modestly to cor- Mr. Reagan claims that the secret reel earlier blunders and mlJtakes. of his success in handling the Soviets Is President Reagan Is emerging from that in escalating military spendlnll he his recent talks with Sovletl>resldent has been following a more "realistic" Mikhail Gorbach~v with the image of course than his predecessors. Actual· a peacemaker, an advocate of cultural ly, the Reagan policy was based on the and scientific eschange, ~ proponent Illusion that the Soviets were ahead of of arms control and a reasonable ne- us .In stratepc military power, and gotiator. It is said by Mr. Reagan and therefore Mr. Reagan had to increase others that be brought the Soviets arms spending during the last five back to the negotlaUng table by his years to catch up. Tbe truth Is that our toughness and his military buildup atrategic military power ha~ been suaver the last five years. perior to that of the Soviet Union for I'm delighted that the president, af- 40 years and remains so today. ter five years in office, finally met with his Soviet counterpart. 1 am de· Fact 3: Notbing substantive was lighted, too, that the two men have achieved on arms control at the sum· agreedtomeetagalnlnl986andl987. mit and neither the 1978 SALT II In this dangerou. nuclear age, ills sui- agreement nor the ADM Treaty of cldal folly for the two superpowers to 1972 was reaffirmed. After six years break communications between their of worsening relations and a staletwo top leaders. mate on arms control, th~ recent sum· Th Uti 1 d 1 tb t aft mil has begun to restore arms control e po ca para ox s a · er to about where It was under President five years of the worst possible man· agement of Soviet-American relations Carter in 1979. (make that sis years, If you Include the Fact 4: Mr. Reagan Is still clinging last year of the Carter presidency), to his Star Wars "dream" (as be calls Mr. Reagan bas suddenly emerged It) of a world safe from nuclear dan· with a popular negotiating triumph. gar. It is almost Impossible to helleve But for the sake of hlllory, and in that the president could even "dream" the Interest of truth, It Is lmportsnt to of such a miracle system. Is there any keep th1!5e developments In perspec. qualified scientist or nuclear expert live. What are the facts? who really believes that Star Wars Fact 1: For the first time since the will Improve our 11ec11rity by ellmlnst· secood world war, an American presl· lng the danger of nuclear destruction? dent has gone tbrougb an enUre four- 1\t best, the Star Wars system could year term without meeting biJ Soviet · not be In place before the year 2000. counterpart. Again, at best, tt eould only be a parFact 2: For the lint time since tlal defellllll against some of the Soviet World War II, Soviet arms negotiators land-based mlslllles, and no deferue abruptly broke off artn1 coatrpltalks against Soviet nuclear submarine mlawlth American negotlaton; thla hap- slles, cruise mlutles and bombers. It pened'ln 1982. If Mr. Reagan wants to ts·a great boon to tlle.arms maautacclalm credit for the Soviets' return to turers and the researdl laboratories. arms negotlallona, he should also as- But It Is bad news for the taxpayers, The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 MOler. ·By Keith msecup games, corning up with alot ri Probable starters for the Uttle By Keith msecup ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs looks ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs' Ma- steals," commented Coach Logan. for their third straight win In lhe ·- Marauders Include Chris Smith, Meigs shot a warm 48 per cent Marauder home opener here Tiles· Don Dorst, BUI Brothers, Mike rau·derettes jumped rut to a quick from the field, sinking 28 of 58 wlile Bartrum, and Scott Williams. 13.0 lead and neve- looked back en day against Nelsonville-York. dropping eight of 11 foul shots for 73 route to a 64-40 win over the Miller The Buckeyes wt1J be aft€!' their r-;:::=========~ Lady Falcons In TVC girls' basket- . per cent. Miller made 18 of ~ tor :n tlrst win as tlrst year coach RockY per cent from the field andfourd.ll Smathers' five have lost 71-44 to ball action here Saturday. The Daily Sentinel Four Meigs juniors scored In free throws fi:>r li per cent. Logan ll!ld 47 46 to VInton County. (USPS IU-11«1) Meigs had one more rebound dJuble Ogure~ as Jenny Miller led Coach Smathers, a one-time A DlvlAion of Multimedia, lac. than MOler, 28-27. swartz had eight ail ·scorers With 15. Jennl Couch NYHS eager, lnerhlts one returning added 13 while Jennl Swartz and and Jenny Miller stx to lead Meigs. letterman frOm last year's 16-7 Published every afte-rnoon, Monday White Latex . White Latex White Latex through Friday, 111 Court St ., PoMetgs had :.» turnovers and squad that finished tied tor second Maria Musser rang up 10 each. meroy, Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· Flat wan Paint Ceiling Paint Semi-Gloss MU!er 21. Meigs was called l:>r 13 place In the TVC. NYHS hancl!d JuUe Miller added etght. llshlng Compan)'/ Mulllmedta, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992·215fl. Se· fouls and Miller 10. · · Miller, who falls to 1-1 overall and Metgs one ct. Its five losses a year cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, The Meigs' reserves also made It ago. 0-lln the league, had three tn dJuble Ohio. figures Including Tina Gray with 11 two In a row with a 39-31 win over leading the Buckeyes wUI be 5-11 Memb~r : United Press Interna tional, the MUler reserves. Missy Woods point guard Chuck Walters. Waland Laura Fuchs and Rhonda Inland Daily Press Assoclallon and the led the Little Marauderettes wlth14 ters ~I In a last sro>nd return siDt Ohio Newspaper Association . National Hettich had 10 apiece. Advt!-rtl.!!lng Representative, Branham points and four rebounds. Nancy to g1ve NYHS an overtime win aveNewspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, Coach Ron Logan's crew waste:! Blankenship added seven points the Maraucl!rs last season at New York, New York 10017. little time In ~ttlng away their and four rebounds while Dee · Buchtel. POSTMASTER: Send address changes second straight win and first TVC Henderson and Jodi Taylor each to 1be Qally Sentinel, Ill Court St., Latex Flat Latex Flat Interior Latex Meigs veteran cast has chalked Pomeroy, Ohio 45700. win without a loss. After scoring tie had five points. Rhonda Zirkle and up two one-sided wins, !n-00 at Will Decoration Ceiling White Satin Gloss game's first 13 points, Meigs buUt Beth Ewing had four points each. CNer 700 decorator Covers in one coat. One-coat, sta~·fresh Athens and 75-44 at MOler. In both SUBSCRIPTION RATE! colOrs to renew watts! resists stains. soap colors. Scrubbabla: leads or 17-3 and 23-7 at the md of BJ Carrier or Motor Route Meigs' girls go alter their third games, senior guards Rick Wise Stain-resistant finish. and water clean-up. spot & stain resistant. One Week ..... .. .. .. ....... ........... ..... . $1 .10 one period. straight win this Thursday when and Brad Robinson's quickness List pri<:e $16.99. Usl pri<e $15.99. Lisl price $19.49. One Month ................................. S4 .HO "We ran our fast break real well they travel to NelsonvUie·York. The have dominated backcourt play. One Yt!-ar ... ..... ................ ... ...... S.c.i7.20 and played good defense. All ten Marauderettes wt1J return IDmefor SINGLE COPY Wise leads Meigs In scoring with PRICE kids played In the first half. I two TVC games next wrek, Mon- a 31.0 points a game average wlile Dally ......... .. .... .. ............. .... . 25 Cent s thought Harrison (Jodi) and Swartz . day, Dec. 9 with VInton County and 6-5Mike Chancey has ~tIn 15.5per Subscribers not desir ing to pay t h(l car· both had excellent defensive Thursday, Dec. 12 with Trimble. game. Forward Shawn Baker Is a SlU ENDS DEC. 7th rlt>r may remit in advanct> direct to The Dally Sentinel on a 3, 6or 12 mOf\lh third Marauder In double figures at basts. Credll will be given carrier eaCh 10.0. month . Chancey has grabbed 24 re· 405 N. 2:.! Mld31eport, OH No subScriptions by mall per milled In public hunting areas - about 6.400 bounds In the first two games while By United Press International towns where home carrier service Is C011venltnt 0H Str•t aYalla ble. Deer hunters took to the fields thts acres open to licensed hunters. In 6-6 center Lee Powell has 12. the past, many hunters have The probable Meigs starting morning at th'e start of the six-day Mall SubserlpUonl'l lnokte Ohio jumped, cut or driven over fences to line-up Includes Wise and Robinson deer gun season, as wildlife officials 13 Weeks ............ ............... .. .. .. . nus stood ready to enforce buntlngrules. prtvatefarmlandtohunt. at guards, Baker and Clancey at 26Weeks .... ......... ..................... l29 .12 52 Weeks .. ............. .. .. ............... $58.24 Thlsyear,somefortunatehunters forwards, and L. Powell at cenier. Game proteclors will use .a Outside Ohio Coach Mlck Childs' reserves also helicopter and extra ground patrol wlllhavesomeaddedlandtohuntln .,....13 Weeks ........... .................... ... 115.60 26 Weeks .... ....... .. .... .. ............... 131.20 CoshOciOn County since the Colum· !Jl tor win number thrre alter 52-41 to keep deer hunters from trespass52 Weeks .... ...... ..................... .. . $li9.11l bus and Southern Ohio Electrtc Co. and 42-41 w1n over Athens and Ing on private property In heavily deer populilted areas. opened 13,659 acres d Its land near r_.::::=._:::_:::.__::__::_.=__:.==:_=._:=-:__1====;:======-~==============~======~ .• Musklngum and Coshocton coun- Conesville. Hunters allowed m thiS ties jn eastern Ohio are believed to land are those with tree permits IX> the heavies! populat~ of the from the state or the company. ~~ Coshocton County Sheriff David slate, with Musklngum County registering 3,556 kiDs last year and Corbett says landowners are frus· y Coshocton County right behind with trated by hunters who vandalize their property. ) / 3,375.• "It seems to Increase every Although'Coshocton County has a tndustr~al Ele c fr~ c ••v Med •col lndu s lr~ol Ofhce Carpentry W ~lding Aut omo t •id? high klll, It has one of the smallest year," he said. Eleclronics OccupO!IMS Maintcn an (C Services Met hontc s I i: Reflections on Geneva· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio San Francisco defeats 'Skins; ·Ram lead cut Page-2-The Daily Sulinel:~ I' Let freedom ring_ __;,_____w_u_tia_m_F._.B_uc_._.k_ley_J--"~.::~: I cs:m~ r"T"L-1'-...,...' ,.,.....,., Monday, December 2, 1986 ..•' ,.•• •' BuyanyT~Bone Steak, Prime Rib, Steak & Shrimp, or Giant Sirloin Filet entree arid get a 2 liter bottle of Cherry Coke~ FREE! Limited time only at participating Bonanza Family Restaurants. ,," •• . JACKSON '· '·'· '· Route 93In The Heart Of jackson :· ~i. . '. •) Moil to: The Adult Education Center Tri -County Vocational School Rt. 1, St . Rt. 691 Nelsonville, Ohio,.5764 FULL TIME ADULT PROGRAMS - BUSINESS DATA PROCESSING - WELDING - AUTO BODY REPAIR - MACHINE TRADES - INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS - INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE - ELECTRICITY - CARPENTRY - OFFICE SERVICES - FOOD SERVICE - AUTO MECHANICS - MEDICAL OCCUPA liONS " . . REMEMBER: Today And Tomorrow· Is • �.. Monday, December 2, 1985 Page-4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday. December 2, 1985 ... Laurel Cliff WMFr holds recent meeting Woodmen note holiday The annual Thanksgiving dinner of Camp 10!00, Modern Woodmen of America, was held at the Alfred :Methodist Church. :; Many of those attending came :-attired.as pilgrims for the dinner d. •turkey ·with all the trimmings. The opening Including the Woodmen's Creed - ''There is· a destiny that makes us brothers, none goes his way alone, all that we bring into the lives of others, comes back Into our own" was given by Lee Henderson, Nina Robinson, Genevieve Guthrie, Alfred, and Robert McBrayer, Coolville. Welcomed into membershp wer Jason Yokum, Lottrldge, Stacey Jackson, Nelsonvllle; Jennifer Bl· gley, Coolville; and Drelk Wienbrenner, Rerusville. Charles Carr, Alfred, led in singing "Faith of Our Fathers" and "The Church In the Wildwood". Statue of Liberty cups were distributed. Jessie Brooks, Coolville, entertained wlthreadlngsonthemeanlng of Thanksgiving; A collection was taken for CARE to help the victims of the Columbia, South America, eartlw:juake. The Coonskin Library IJ'Olecl was explained by Anthony Sargentl and Robert Henry, Amesville, and gretlngs we!'t'dellvered from Edgar and Evelyn Koehler, Amesville residents, formerly of Alfred. An MWA film on fire safety was shown by Marjorie Malone, CoolvDie. Contestsanddoorprlzeswerewon by KellyYost,SugarGrove, Valerie Dunfee, Belpre, Osie Henderson, GuysvUie, Rose Carr, Warren and Martha Elliott, Aaron Yost and Alma Swartz, Allred, Calvin and Jean Hawk, Tuppers Plains, Oscar Pennington, ReedsvUie, MyrtleSargentl, Amesvllle, Jeslca and Joan Penlngton, and Bill and Johnnie Breedlove, CoolvUie. There will be a Christmas party of the group at Coolville Elementary Sehool cafeteria on Dec. 21, 6:30 p.m. "YOUR FINANCIAL CENTER 1' • 97 N, 2ND STR£ET . MID9LEPORT Winter dandruff The ettra flaking of the scalp, called dandruff, is thought by some scientists to result from a naturally present yeut. It excretes irritating byproducts that trigger e:rtra cell growth and tbe scalp IU:b so often not· ed with dandruff. An effective anti-dandruff shampoo should control the yeast micro-organisms, but must be used regularly. One such shampoo contains pyrethlone zinc (PTZ) which has proven to be a successful microbe barrier. ' , INS1AL~ATION lOANS ' • AS PER POSTED SCHEDULE ' -- _, _t~· ..........._,_ -- UNISOL 4 SALINE SOLUTION FOR SOFT CONTACT LENSES b~G2 ·239 ; . 299 GILLEnE PHARMACY DEODORANT OR ANn.PERSPIRANT PharmaCists To Serve You" Op~ Till 9:00 Every Night Sunday J 1: 1i' . •• f ' . "Your Athletic · • Shoe Headquarters" •• j LET 786 N. 2nd St. Middleport, OH. us PRICE Your Next Prescription Veterans· Memorial Hospital i TAKE CARE OF .. ALL YOUR ' t INSURANCE NEtDS •• I 1 ' I - DOWNING-CHILDS , I • ' I • I ·· and ' 1 MULLEN INSURANCE 113 SECOND AVE. POMlROY I it c:ALL 992-3381 or CHILDREN'S ALLERGY MEDICATION .,.: ~g~-LE 229 ' 992-2342 ' 1250 WATIS 699 399 ' WI USUVf THl liGHT TO liMIT QUANJITIES • IYCOTY •TAlC 539 ' · '~DIGNITY AND SERVICE ALWAYS"- PRICES EfflCTI\If PIC. 2 fH~U I. 1915 ' RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 208 EAST MAIN STREET POME80" .. . PHARMAC Y 1-'H(II~~ : len H. Ewing-Director ' _PH. 992-2121 ' 108 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. ~~;z..,o~o A GIIATPLAa · FOI ..EAIFAn WNCH&DIIND 'Feetunng . MEMBER FDIC NO. qo1 •COLOGNE •SliCX DEODORANT , POWELL'S HOME .PEOPLE" SET SHAVE •-TVC g•me• GIRLS BASKETBALL Nov. 20- At Trimble Tournament · ' Waterford vo. Eastern Southern va. Trimbie Nov. 23..:..At Trimble Tournament Consolation geme Championship game Nov. 26 - At Eastern' Dec. 2- KYGER .CREEK' Dec. 6-At Oak Hill' Dec. 9- NORTH GALLIA' Dec. 12- HANNAN TRACE' Dec. 19- At Southweetern• Jan . 2- SYMMES VALLEY* Jan . 9-EASTERN" Jan. 11 - GALLIPOLIS Jan. 13- At Ky;,r Creek' Jan. 18- 0AK HILL' • Jen. 21 - At Geltipolia* Jan. 23-At North Gattia Jan. 30- At Hannan Trace' Feb. 3- At Symmea VaHey• Feb. &- SOUTHWESTERN ' - SVAC games ' *doast Gr11t Hamb~~r~ers Beef on a Croissant * Stuffed Baked Potatoe$ * TICO Salads * SYRACUSE OFFICE • 992-6333 RA(INE Offi(E 949-2210 * Salad Bar * Real Ice Cream * I STORE HOURS: Dining • Carry Out • Drlve·ThN •Mon.-Thu,., 8 A.M.·i 1 P.M . Fri. • lilt. I A.M.· 1Z P.M . Iunde' 7 A.M.· 11 ,.,M. ... w. 111!1111 ltiMt, Pom.oy 992-20&7 i. ' ' 298 SECOND ST.. POMEROY, OH. I PH~ · 992-2104 VISITING HOURS Medical &Surgical 2:00 to 4:00 7:00 to 8:30 I s~ MON.-SAT. 8 A.M.-1 0 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M.-10 P.lM. OLDS.CAD. CHEVY, INC. "Yout Du/11 011 : The Rlre~" PH. 992 .. 6614 308 E. MAIN POMEROY, OH.- RAWLINGS~ ·COATS BLOWER FUNERAL HOME II IRUCE l ASHII ~IU ILOWIR fe,IH ' . "COME GROW WITH US" FARMERS J Pin.... .1· Attutlll to Dtltll" " 992-!141 ' ' MIDDlEPORT, otf. ----- - " . POMEROY OH. GIRLS BASKETBALL Nov. 20- At Trimble Tournament Waterford vo. Ealtern Southern va. Trimble Nov. 21 - MEIGS Nov. 23- At Trimble Tournament Consolation game Championship geme Nov. 24- SOUTHERN' Dec'. 2-'-At North Gallla• Dac . &- HANNAN TRACE• Dec . 9- At,l(yger Croak• Otic . 12 - SbUTHWESTERN' Dec . 14 - FEDERAL.HOCKING Dec . 19- At Symmes Valley• Jan. 2- 0AK HILL' Jan. 9- At Southern• Jan. 13- NORTH GAUIA' Jan. 16- At Hannen Trace' Jan. 18 - At Malg1 Jan. 23- KYGER CREEK' Jan. 30- At Southweatarn• Feb. 1- At Federal Hocking Feb. 3- At Oak Hill' Feb. &-SYMMES VLALEY' •-SVAC gamea FOR NO. 3300 '\W" •AFTER GIRLS BASKETBALL Nov. 21 - At Eaatem Nov. 30- MILLER' Dec. 6- At NeLsonville-York' Dec. 9 - VlNTON COUNTY' Dec. 12- TRIMBLE' Dec. 16- ALEXANDER' Jan. 4 - At Warren• Jan. 6 - WELLSTON' Jan. 9 - FEDERAL HOCKING' Jan. 1 t - At Miller• Jan. 16- NELSONVILLE-YORK• Jan. 18- EASTERN Jan. 20 - At VInton County• Jan. 23 - At Trimble' Jan. 27- BELPRE* Jan. 30- At Alexander' Feb. 3- WARREN* Feb. 6 - WELLSTON * Feb. 10 - At Federal Hocking ."HOM~ BANK GIFT OR MINI-PRO DRYER Southern Meigs ' ,, ;OLD SPICE ' MUlBERRY HTS. Eastern ' BENADRYL ELIXIR HAIR DRYER ELECTRIC TURBO DRYER Eastern BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 211 - At Southern• Dec. 3- NORTH GALLIA' Dec. 8- At Hannan Trace• Dec. 10- Kyger Creek* Dec. 13- South-tern• Dec. 20-SYMMES VALLEY' Dec. 21 - FEDERAL HOCKING Dec. 27-At Wahama Tournament Eastern va. Wirt Wehame va. Gilbert Dec . 2B - At Wahama Toumament Consolation Game Championehlp Game Jan. 3 - At Oak Hill' Jan . 10- SOUTHERN• Jan . 14- At North Gattia• Jan. 17- HANIIIAN TRACE' Jan. 21-PKBG . CATHOLIC Jan. 24- At Kyger Creek' Jan. 31-SOUTHWESTERN' Fab. 4- At Fedarel Hocking Feb. 7 - At Symmes Valley• Feb .•B- WAHAMA Feb. 14- OAK HILL • ' - SYAC games WE WILL ' 1. Billing for All Patients 2. 24 Hour Emergency Call 3. Qualified & Experienced Personnel 4. Access to Over 2,000 Homecare Supplies S. We Accept Assignment on BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 26-EASTERN• Nov. 29-GALLIPOUS Dec. 3-At Kyger Creek' -Dec. 8 - OAK HILL • Dec. ,Q,....At North Gatlia* Dec. 13- At Hannan Trace• Dec. 20- SOUTHEASTERN' Dec. 27 -Peebles (At Convocation Center) Dec. 2B - At Southeutern Jan. 3- At Symmes Valley' Jan . 4- At Wahama Jan. 1O- At Eaotern• Jan. 14- Kyger Creek' Jan. 17- At oak Hill' Jan. 24- NORTH GALLIA* Jan. 26 - At ilsvanawood Ja. 2B-WAHAMA Jan. 31-HANNAN TRACE' Feb. 7--'At Southwestern• Feb. 14- SYMMES VALLEY ' '-SVAC gamu ' ' I 11-~ 992-6491 Southern BOYS BASKETBALL Nov. 22- At Athena Nov. 29- At Miller' Dec. 3-NELSONYILLE-YORK * Dec. 8 - At VInton County• Dec. 10'-- At Trimble' Dec. 13- BELPRE' Dec. 17- At Alexander' Dec. 20- WARREN' Dec. 28 -'ATHENS Jan. 3-At Wellaton• Jan . 7 - At Federal Hocking• Jan. 10- MILLER' Jan . 14- At Naloonvilte-York' Jan. 17- YINTON COUNTY' Jan. 21 - TRlMBLE' Jan. 24 - At Belpre• Jen. 28- ALEXANDER • Jan. 31 - At Warren• Feb. 7 - WELLSTON' Feb. 13- FEDERAL HOCKING ' '-TVC games I "3 Registered Meigs WE OFFER AWIDE VARIETY OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUCH AS HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS, BEDSIDE COMMODES, OXYGEN EQUIPMENT, ETC. ASK FOR KIM OR RANDY I BOYS SCHEDULE BRUT 33 STICK WELCOME 461 liD AVE., MIDDlEPOIT, -oJI.' DIC. 3-North Galia ............Hame DIC. 6-Haman Trace .......... Away DIC. 10-llyger Crllk ......... Away GIRLS BASKETBAll Dec. 2-North Galla .......... Away DIC. 5-Hannan Trao .......... Name Dec. 9-llyger CrHk............ Away HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. to S:OO p.m. ' saturday .7:30 ailn. to 4:00 p.m.· • • REG. OR CONDITIONING MONDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1985 CALL 992-5740 1-.- - - : . --' EASTERN BPYS IASIETIAil &-FOAM INSULATIO" -+, HEAD 8r SHOULDERS SHAMPOO 150Z. BOTTLE ' ~IBERGLASS BOTILES Is Proud·to Announce The Opening Of Our New Branch Office At 220 .East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 7. Same Day Service AND ALL OTHER SERVICES NEEDED BY MEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS 992 ·21961 .~~~=NCE 1 Die. 6-0ak HHI ........" .........H01t11 Dec. 10-North Galia"''"'" Away GilLS BASKETBAll DIC. 2-lypr Crllk ............. Homt DIC. 5-0ak Hill .................. Away DIC. 9-North Galia ............Homt ' 6. Free Delivery .and Pickup BODY WORK DIC. 3-lyger Cr!Hk ............ Away •• ~- M&M EDICAL EQUIP . ENTI INC. Claims PAT HILL FORD, Inc. SOUTHERN BOYS .BASKETBAll ~4 149 Govern~ent •COMPLETE RAOIATOR SERVICE •MAJOR REPAIRS >COMPLETE WHEEL AUQNM ENT I BALANCE •MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED DIC. 3-Nelsonviiii~York ......Homt Dec. 6-YintO.. County ........ Away DIC. 10:-Trimllll ................. Away GIRLS BASIETBlll Dec. 5-:-Nelsonviiii-York ..... Away DIC. 9-Yinton County .........Ho!W Dec. 12 -1rimbll ..................Homt DEVELOPING* 4 oz. USlD CAl$ · Ttuecs BOYS BASIETBAU. I I COLOR FILM BY FABERGE' ' REG. OR MUSK 2.5 OZ. SIZE Approved • USED CARS .lW CARS MEIGS 992-3007 . received an award for having met notebook. Other Columbia grange the goalsasd!stingulshedsecretary, members at the conference were her 31st year seal; Arthur Crabtree Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Barrows and was (resented a community service Patty Manzey. award for his work as chairman r:t Columl;>ta Grange Master, Eldon Columbia Grange, and Elizabeth Barrows, appointed Carolyn Fraley Jordan rcelved an "A" rlboon for to assist tbe women's activities her women's committee activities chairman, and Patty Manzey to assist the lecturer, ArthurCrabtree. ' ·This eek's Games .I 992-6661 ' Cnlumbia Grange has meeting A report on the recognition of several members at the recent annual Meigs Cwnty Grattge Officers Conference was given when Columbia Grange :MJ:i, Carpenter met for a turkey supper and business session at the haD. , It was noted that Westlna Crabtree, secretaryttColumbiaGrange, -~ Auxiliary meets The Deily Sentinel-Page-S Ohio ' CE.NTRAL ·TRU-ST ;~ COMPANY· • Service awards were presented at Tuesday's meeting of the Ladies Auxillary r:t Veterans Memorial Hospital held at the hospital. · Betty Christopherson recleved a 4.000 hour pin, Marlbelle Frecker a $1,000 oour pin, and Bonnie Conde, a 50 hour patch. It was voted to make a sizable donation toward the purchase of some e(jilipment for the hospiial. The annual ChrL•tmas party was set for Dec. 12 at 6:30 p.m. In the cafeteria. The dinnerwtll he potluck with the meat to be furnished. There will be $3 gift exchange. Members are to take their own table service. Mildred Fry and Clara Burris were hostesses fort he meeting. THE I Delivery of fruit baskets on Dec. the Son Shine Through Praise and thanks for something in the present; Evelyn Young were co-hostesses for 11 as a part of the family night Thanksgiving." A reponslve read- Kay Clark told of her happiest the evening, · with 1Mrs. Young observance at the Laurel Cllf! Free ing was given by the group from Thanksgtvlng, and Jean Wright was reading ''Thanksglvtng Blessings" Methodist Cburcb w~ ani!OUIIeed Psalms 136. asked to tell what Thanksgiving before refreshments w,ere served. when the Women's Missionary Four persons were a~ked to relate really means to her. Others attending were Iva PoFellowshlp International metal the something for which they are There was a game wtth Mrs. well, Eva Robson, Octa Ward, church. especially thankful. Wanda Eblin MOler winning the prize. The Sblrley Friend, Linda Friend, Information on Items needed for told of something she was thankful Frendslip basket was won by Travis, Arnie, Jenny and Missy Christmas at the American Indian for as a chid; Mary MJUer gave Shirley Meadows. Jean Wright and Friend. Bible Mission was passed along t o r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - themembers. Devotlonsweregtven by Janice Haggy who read !rom Psalms 136:1-18, with a reading entitled '.'Thanksgiving." Bonnie friend had the prayer and also presented the program, "Let OOSTUME WINNERS -Marjorie M&lone, Coolville, Charles Carr, Allred, Jessica Perilngton, Jessie Brooks, and Shannoq Breedlove, Coolville, left to right, model their award-winning costumes at the Modern Woodmen of America Thanksgtvmgobservanoo held recently at Alfred. . Pomeroy~ Middleport, I BANK & SAVINGS CO. POM£10Y, OH. PH. 992·2136 �l - . ~-6-The Daily Sentin81 Monday, December 2.1885 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . / happenings ALL LIVING ROOM SUITES PRICED TO GOI EUREKA mini mite· FREE WITH Hi:h~: y:~.:: THE :· .: · · ·: PURCHASE ~L~~Li : ~ POMEORY - Southern Local School Board will meet In special session Monday, 7:30 p.m., at the high school. '1111111t!UI'IUIII ·-·~~~--· UII.IIIIF"JII .... POMEROY- Meigs Band Boosters meet Monday, 7 p.m .. band room at high school. · ·~ · Cordleu Rechargeable Hand Vee .SOFA & LOVESEAT . $799. •MATCHING RECLINER FREEII s~~O~ ~_...~- 1'1.lmiDAY POMEROY - Drew Webster Post 39 of the American Legion wUI have their annuaiChr!stmasdlnner, TUesday evening, 7 p.m., at the post home. . List 49. 1 11 LONG BOT'l'OM - LOng Bot lorn Community Association wUI serve evening meals to deer hunters beginning Monday and continuing through Dec. 6. Meals will be served from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Long Bottom Community Building at a cost d. $2. · . •J ~~M Thanksgiving 4 poo1t1an IIIII· iA . A-Nap® NO • • n I helghl adjust· ment cleans iR II different carpet heights. 23 1>211 Po-llrl- •:r beater bar bfUSh Joll geta deep down dirt. dinner held R church = atMembers and friends }f of the Victory Baptist Church recently enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner prepared and served by the women of the church. .The Rev. James Keesee, pastor, gave the blessbtg. Attending were the pastor of his family, Mrs. Keesee, J.D., Mindy and Dawn. Da nny Fink, Anna and Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Ashley and Jennifer, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Nichols and Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson, LynseandAIIen, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Don Barkman, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ritchie and Joshua, Mrs. Lucy Hendricks, Mrs. Matgaret Nunn, Thunnan Smith, Mrs. Frances Johnson, Mrs. Katheryn Johnson, Mrs. Belva Roush, Trlsh McHaffie, Joe Humphreys, Jaime Acree, Mrs. Ada Keesee, Mrs. Peggy Lewis, Penny, Ellen and Cindy. iQ M I a ONLY! 12 HOURS ONLY! ONE DAY SPECIALS! 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Parker Is the daught er of Leland and Margaret Parker, Pomeroy. .~:.a11r·ft, .. ,.DECEMBER3rd ' SYRACUSE - The lunch menu for the Carleton School-Meigs Industries has been announced for the week of Dec. 2: . Monday: beanle-welnee, over fried potatoes, com bread, pudding andmUk. TUesday: bee!stew, blscult, slaw, fruit and milk. Wednesday: tuna salad, hot roll, buttered peas, applesauce, milk. Thursday: potato soup, crackers, toasted cheese sandwich, vegetable sticks, cookie, mUk. Friday: spaghetti, sauce, bread. salad, mlxed.frult and milk. Attends convention M D DeHvuV:.-Avallable On All Items Through December 24th. THE lETtER HAND I'ACI Super Savings! Carleton menu set visitors of Mrs. Eugene Hailing and Cladys Tuckennan, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp spent the weekend wpth Mrs. Dan!sl Worley, Stacy and Daniel, b!Danlels', w.Va . Charles Sayre was the recent vlsltor of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sayre. Mrs. Paul Darnell, Jeff and Melissa, spent TUesday with Mrs. Dorothy eeves and Bryan Reeves. M M · MAII:Y ft.'rlln:D SAVINGS TOO NUMEROUS .TO MENTION, PRICES ON MOST OF '' THE ITEMS HERE AND MANY OTHERS ITEMS THROUGHOUT THE STORE ARE GOOD / PAGEVU.LE -Scipio Volunteer Fire Department Ladles Auxiliary wUI be serving meals for deer hunters Dec. 2through Dec. 7 at the PagevUie Townshouse. Serving times wUI be: breakfast, 5 to 7; lunch, 11:30 to 1:30; dinner, 5 to 7. Proceeds wUI go to the !Ire department. I' •FREE GIFTS FOR EVERYONE - ·-- .m. To 9 p.m. Tuesday, December 3rd WEDNESDAY LONG BOT'l'OM -Long Bottom Community Association meets Wednesday, 8 p.m., COT(liJ!Unity buDding. Meal'l for huRlers g VACUUM CLEANER • Telescoping nozzle . gets into hard-to reach areal. · • Easy empty dust cup-no bags. • Convenient charging stand. • Easy carry hole·ln·handle grip. RUTLAND - Rutland VUiage Councu meets TUesday 7 p.m., Rutland Civic Center. . aa But...... Mrs. Leslie Frank and Sarah Beth ; •f Texas Road were Wednesday EUREKA a UPRIGHT OF A $150.00 . OR MORE. OR . MORE. December 3rd On-lyl Modei84A the fire department . FREE WITH / THE ~ •LAY-AWAYS ACCEPTED · TO HELP . Y{}U, O{R·"t:t-STO.'iER, AND ALL OF US AT MASON FURNITURE KICK. OFF THE CHRISTMAS SEA~N ,W.:t H~AVE REDUCED OVR ENTIRE STOf.K OF m~ R(H \~DISE TO StTPER LOW PRICES. NE\£R: ·.\GAii'i-·WILL PRICES BE THIS LOW. THIS TIME OF YEAR, COME IN AND . . SAVE LOT(OF mj.l-.:Ut~: DfJ RING THE GRATE CHJ.USTMAS KJCK-OFF SALE. FREE HAND VAC LONG BOT'l'OM - Rockland Branch of the Pythlan Sisters wUJ meet 8 p.m. Monday at the Long Bonom Community BuDding. SYRACUSE - Syracuse First Church of God wUI have their Christmas Bazaar at Kroger's on Monday and-TUesday. . ._:AT. MASON FURNITURE CO. .'\ II Special Person~ ·:~~;.~:ng ~ .G ifts For That RITE CH.RISTMAS KICK OFF . MONl)AY POMEROY - Meigs Coonty Salon 710, Eight and Forty, wUlhave a Christmas dinner at Trinity Church, ¥onday, 6:30 p.m. Take things for baskets for two families. All money frool tund-raislng projects Is to betumedlnat the meeting. · Bazaar~ The Daily Sentinel-Page-? WE'RE Hr.AiiiiiVD;JN~G~A;;;;;;;;;;;;~i;;ir;~~~~iDi~Extra Spe~lal )1Wolf Pen. notes r· Calendar PAGEVIL!.E -Scipio Volunteer Fire Department Ladles Auxiliary wUJ serve breakfast, lunch and dinner · meals to deer hunters Monday through Dec. 7 at the PagevUie townhouse. Proceeds to Pomeroy~Middleport, Ohio December 2; 1986 TUESDAY, -DECE'MBER 3rd ONLY! e Oak veneered magaz ine rack Ms carrying handle and 'lots of room for magaz ines and newspapers. 14ll4 ''x91ft''xl6 1/, '' H Reg. $39.'1, NOW $1888 �., Paga 8-The Daily Sentii~ . Pomaroy-~iddleport, Ohio Monday. Decembar 2. 19815 TMI shutdown; ;reactor restarted MIDD!EfOWN, Pa. (UP!) The Unit No. 1 nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island shut down lor about 12 hours Sunday because a relay switch In the reactor's electrical generator malfunctfoned, Plant officials saki. A "minute amount" of radioactive steam was vented Into tile air Immediately after the mishap, which officials described as "of no consequence to the public beallhand safety,·' said Lisa Robinson, spokes· woman lor GPU Nuclear Corp., owner d the plant "No emergency condition exists or was declared at the plant," she said. Control rods dropped automatl- .Donkey endangered NEWYORKIUPI)-Theoonkey ls an endangered species- at least as a symbol rt a Democratic Party that Is looking for "a new face" to bolster Its public Image. NewYoritmagaztnesaldSunday the Democratic Natbnal Committee has hired Hollywood designer Saul Blass, creator of symbols for AT&T, Warner Communtcatbns and United Air Unes, to come up with a new logo. "We want to put a new lace on the party," DNC spokesman John Florescu told the magazine. "It's always useful for a party to have a symbol that the public .can recognlze, particularly when Its Image ls one ot division and fractiousness.'' Beskles, Florescu said, the donkey was never ille party's official logo. "In searching through the party' archives, we discovered that the donkey was never dflclally aoopted as a symbol in the llrst place," he said. Jeny Michael, press secretary for the DNC, said Sunday the magazine's report exaggerated the lmportanoo d the chan~. "We're not dropping the donkey . asasymboliEcauseltwasneverthe official symbol," he said, "We're just redesigning wr letterhead, trying 10 update the graphic presentation wlllcli hasn't been updated for 10 years. . "They're talking as If It's some ldndofmajoreffort," Michael said. "But It wouldn't replace anything. We oon't have a logo." Michael said the dol!key , and the elephant, which has come to represmt the ~ubllcan Party, were the creations of cartoonist Thomas Nast In lhe lBIIls, Hesaldthe Democrats will not be sending rut a party directive Instructing oftlclals Ill refrain from using the donkey on posters and literature. cally Into the reactor's core at a!lout 2: 10 a.m. Sunday to cut off the nuclear reaction when tile genera· tor maifunctloned. Robinson said. The reactor was restarted at 1 peroent power around 2 p.m. after plant o(lel'ators replaced the faulty relay. GPU spokesman Doug Bedell said the unlt Is expected to resume producing power at 75 peroent capacity on Monday. RDblnson saJd part of the shutdown procedure Involved venting steam through a safety relief valve to reduce pipe pressure while the reactor cooled. Bedell saki the faulty relay switch was part of a system designed to shut do~YII the generator when the production rt electric po)Yer exceeds demand by a oortatn degree. But for some reason the relay switch trtpped the generator much sooner than It should have, Karl Abraham, a spokesman !or the Nuclear Regulatory Commissbn, !Escrthed the shutoown as a routine event. "It happens 10 one reactor oc another In the country all the time," he said. Abrahamsaidthesteamreleased Into the alr Sunday contained "the very slightest trace of radioactivity." The expJsure to someone standlng downwind at the perlmetter of the p.ant wookl have been "a small fraction of 1 mtlllrem," be said. In comparison, an X-ray emits 50 No winning tickets December 2, 1986 held in Ohio Lotto CLEVELAND IUPI) - OhlQ ·· Lottecy olflclals raised the jackpOl for Wednesday night's Ohio ~ · game to an estlmated $3 rnllllolj; when no winning tickets showed In the romputer scan ct. tickets sof4: · for Satui'day nlght'sdrawlng. .~ Lottery officials sorted throu~ $3,447,8)9 worth ol tk)kets wlthou finding any bearing the numbers ~ 28, 6, 39, 12 and 5. { ut ··. IX ~~------------~--------------~--~~--------~--------------~----------------r---------------1 .THE TAXIDERMY SHOP SAliS & RENTALS ANGIE'S ·PIZZA 614·446·7283 349 N. 2nd, Middltpcirt, Oh. •Home Oxygen •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs 992-3559 SANDWICHES Out of Tow~ Customers Call Collect WINNER- Veronica Provo, Easten lllgb8cllool ' senior and daughter of Robert and Sue MIIIPIIJ, center, was named Melp Coo!Cy's 18116 Jtmlor Mils In annual ,oompelldoa held SuntlaJ a1 Fa•em lOp School. She w1111 also the lll8ll Melp COOuay Jwllor Fair Queen. Other. winners from the left are Paula mllllrems. Sunday's Incident was the first shu!Wwn since the reactor W¥ restarted Oct. 3. The P,ant was Idle for more tlmn six years after Its twin reactor was crippled In the natbn's worst commercial nuclear accident Unit No. lis a pressurized water reactor, which means Its nuclear reactkm heats water In aclosed-loop system of piping. · The water traveling In the closed loop through the reactor core heals otherwaterto create steam that propels turbines. Wlnebmmer, Southern HJcb School, the splrltaw81'd, voted upon by 111e Other con&estants; Kenda Donohue, SoulhenJ JIIP, IICbolaallc award; Dapllle DUiard, Melp 111gb Scllool, fttK ~ 1111d poise and appearance a~ard, and Valerle Woods, Eastern IDp, yoolh fitness award. _ Hospital news 'VeteransMemoriaiHospllal Nov.OO Admlllllioll!l - Wayne Bennett, Danielson, Conn. Dlschlll'p8 - Harry Easter, Wllllarn Glbbeaut. Dec.l Adml8sioll!l - Garth Smith, Reedsville; Wade Smith. Pomeroy; Lorna Seth, Pomeroy. , Dlllcllal&es - Wayne 9ennett, Robert canaday, EUa RDush. NOW .OPEN FOR ·Til · CHRistMAS SEASON New Lima Rd. Rutland 742·2225 or 742·2771 LG. PIZZA w/one Item ......... 9:00 A.M•• LISA M. KOCH, M.S. , Sunday t Licensed Clinical Audiologist (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 JOHN A•.'WADE, M.D. Inc•. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-13 tfn 11 Help Wanted SWEEPER ond sewing mo- - - - - - - - chine repair, partl. end ouppllao. Pick up and delivery, D1vi1 V•cuum Ona cortKiod Modlcol TochCleaner, one half mile up oologist, -kdlya. Send Cloorgoe Crook Rd . Call reaume or 1pply to Medlcal Plu1. 203 Jockoon Plko, 614-446-0294. Golllpolio, Oh 46831 . Every Sundey, beginning at t 107 Sy,amore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 992-7075 . Don't W1lk, W11t o, f Cb1nce Being L1ff & C11l Ut, We Wo, 't ' _,.~~ H11lt1te. 10_21-l mod. ~·j THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP ACCENT GENERAL ALLERGIST PLUMBING & HEATING 317 North Socon.t CALL (614) 992-2104 1244 Middltporl, Ohio 45760 FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-11931 Afttr 5 Call • 742·2027 SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Supplies. IU!jNESS PHON! 161,.1 f92.mo "Free Estimates" . F11 All Vw P•/1111•1 N11i1 PIUS: Office Supplin & furniture, Wedding and Graduation Stationery, Magnetic Sigos, Rullbtr Stomps, Business forms, Copy Servic11, Etc. 2SS Mill lt., Ml~dl'1'orl 104 Mullrtrry A¥., Pomoroy Installation Available 992·3345 3/2/!ln 4 4/ DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAll! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-tfc 3-D f.l COII'IDEII'IIAL PIIGIIANCY nn l..... lta lo :10 ...., ... ROOM 103' : •• •' l RUJLAND CIVIC CENTEI lfftctln II••· 1 Houn M..ray 2 to 4 Sat., 10a.•.·1211- PII. 742·21129 1011011 . farm on Success Rd ., Ohio . Violatora wHI be proaecuted . Lonely. need a date? Melt th1t specialaomeona1odayl No hunting or trespassing , Men or Dogs between Eck· ard and A1ybum Ro1d . Giveaway FALL SALE Ettchound and collie to glvo RACINE '· . FilE DEPT. Iathan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Choke •Siding •Gara,es & Pole Buildtnes MARCUM CONTRACnNG Long Bottom, Ohio Ph. 985-4141 Fr&e ~stim1t11 · 10.17 tfn 20"1o Off SEL£CIED PERMS FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON OI'IIATOIS IMoO'-&DIIIIIio ...... Mon. thru Sot. 9 AM·S PM Tuos. & Thvn, Nights - Addons •.id remodeling Roofing and gutt•r worh Concrete work Plumbing and electrical '( work (Free Estimates) . V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·421 S or 992·7314 Pomeroy,.Ohio t2-8·!1C RADIATOR SER.~ICE l We can repair and re- core radiators and · heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohio 1· 13-1fc 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 9-30-lf snow flurries likely, very windy and much rokler. Temperatures falling to around aJ or lower by evening. West winds aJ to 40 mpgwlth higher gusts. Tonlclii-Mostlycloudyandvery cold with a chance of snow flunil's, low 10 to 15. Westto northwest winds diminishing to 10 to aJ mph by morning. iUellday- Partly sunny and cold. High 25 to :ll. Chance of snow - 70 peroont today. 40 peroent tonight and 20 percent Tuesday. ExlendedforecutlorWednesday through Friday - Fair through the period with moderating temperatures, Highs tron the upper aJ to low. 30s Wednesday and Thursday moderating to the low to mid 40s Friday. Lows In the upper teens to lower~ Wednesday and Thursday and mkl ros to low 30s early Friday. CARPENTER SERVICE Roger Hysell Garage Paul E. Shockey, DVM Rt. 124,Pomtroy Ohio PT. PUASAIIT OFFKI 305 Jack10n Awe. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR SMAIL ANIMAL 110•s Also Transmission Mon.·Wid.·Thuro. l·S pm Tuts. 6:30-1; Fri. 1·2 pm Solurclay 10·11:30'"" PH. 992·568.2 or 992-7121 UIGE ANIMAL I . SUIGERY IY APPI. BEND AREA CALL Ripley Offkt For Hours 304-372~570CJ 10·14-llc JOHN C. EBLIN GARBAGE SERVICE ~1. 2; (oololllo 985·4119 WE HAUL- 81G OR SMALL PICK UP WEEKLY •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTI SALES & SERVICE 1ft H1v1 AFill Tl•• ,.,, Tuhltlll •• O•lf R•atonlble RltM - R ..IIII• 11-22-1 010. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Real Estate Generai CHESTER-985·3307 114-986-4312. - DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES. RECLAMAnON, PONDS, , SPRING'DEVELOPMENT, HOME fOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM 'CLIFFORD PH. 992·7201 MOTEL IT. U SOUTH POINT PLEASANT, W. Vl. 8 mites trom Pomeroy-M1son Bridae SINGLE S24. 95 •live entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant •Olympic Pool A.A.A. 304·675· Battery Sale COMPLETE LINE OF FARM AND AUTO BATIERIES AGRI BOSS 12 VOLT-6 VOlT 3 YEAR WARRANTY . $3·995 ONLY ALL SIZES IN STOCK "BLOWN IN INSULATION CHRISTMAS TREES & PINE CONES FOR WREATHS BISSELL SIDING CO. PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABlE "VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING Property transfers New Homes Built "Free Eltimatea" PH. 949.,2801 or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls l/11/tfn Howe Your W..tdlntAr•linnary or !pecrol Occaolon ,., Video....W1 Top• Any Spteicll Onaslon. CHAUS u•n PH. 742·2050 11-21-3 mo . 16 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg. nicotine av. p_er cigarene by FTC method. SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Quitting Smo~ing Now Greatly Reduces Serious Risks to Your Health. AlSO 2 MI. from Fiu Pelntt Walch '"' Sigm 11-26-1 mo. IOLUT ROOFING ""•'"•'"•r' Specloliling in Build-Up Commercial Roofing 20Vrs. experience CAU 614·311·1162 11-5-1 mo. d. BETTER ~ \ I ' OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M. PHONE 614-992-9932 HAILEY HANING RESIDENCE Flatwooch Rd., Co. Rd 26 AHANDFUL . OF CASH Todayi Camel Filters, 11_1rpriaingly · · smooth. MGM Farm City Service Station THANA GARAGE·FUL OFSTU~F ' The Armr's Officer Candidate School wil train college arads a challenging and rewarding positions ran&in& from combat arms to en&ineering to finMCe. We offer: eatalenae • Responsibity •AHncement eTmll fGr 111011 infDftniltion, call: 594-4238 Allllf. .ALLlOU CAM EYE litE WANT API FOR GRI!RT IUYS E . Mai nl.rl.lolltil POMEROY,O. 992 -2259 NEW liSTING - Near Pomeroy - A neat little lwo bedroom home on small lot Gas heat. cily water, garage. <:illy $8.500.00. PRICE REDUCED- Here isa real bargain, really nice 2 story home in Pomeroy. Owner must sacr~ice & has reduced price to $23,000.00. Call now for your showil& HANDYMAN SPECIAL Owner wants to sell &has re· duced this ome in Middleport to $12,500.00. Full lot (valuoo al $7,500) lhal ooly leaves a $5,000 value on this two story home. Needs repairs. Call today. VlltlYl & AWMIIIUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Romodoling Rooting of oil Typoe Worked in ho rr. 1r• 20 ..... "Frat Eo1lmateo" CAU COlLICl: Ph. 16141 143·S42S ll-12-2 mo. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 3 purebred Gerfnan She· LOST:Iong hoired black cot. Mote. Medium eizt. Groen eyea. Ana wert to Pumpkin . Lut - n In tho Suger Run oru . Reword . 814-992· 5990. LOST:4 -month -old malo puppy. Ughl ton wilh light lett. Loot on CR . 48 & SR . 248. Call814-8e7-8101 . Dirk groy ond whlto fomelo mlnlatu18 Schnou•er loll In Mulberry ·Ave. arM . Re· GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Deere, New Holland. Bush HOI Farm Equipment Dealeu FtrM word. Coll114-992-'76&3 . milling, enswert to Ashley, LOST or stolen large Pit Bull E••l~···· Parts & Setflce I·S·tfc All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS We have several investment properties thai are priced to sell. If you w111t a rental unit to rtpair we hm several 100d deals. Call & we can tell you how » msh money with a rental . CIICLE CONTIACnNG cial people. Accepting oppllcetlont Mon. through Fri. at Pomeroy Htolth Caro Contlf. E.O.E. To ooll Avon. colt 304-8711429. PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT " A" Llcenlod to proctlcoin slott of Well VIrginia. So· lory ronge : t21,B40 to 136,684. Write Adminiltro· tor. Lakin Hoopltol, 1.8kln, WV 25250 or phono 304176-3230. WE ARE AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLLOYER . dog, Horttord orN, REWARD. 304-882-3288. Found TNT ION -- Blonde Cocker Sponiel dog. 304876-3633. Loot in Clolllpollo -- Rope otylod edd-o-bead nockltco. About 46 boedo on. choln . Rowordl 304-176-71145 . Yard Sale ploymont. Coli Pluoont Volley Hoophel. Poroonnol dept. 304-876-4340 .... 308 . Want.e d pizza delivery perton. Mutt have own vehicle ond be 19 yNro or older. Apply In peroon Vlllogo Plaza Inn. 12 S ituationa Wanted Prtvate care for elderly person In my homct. Room & board. good care. On Rt . ------tiiiiiiioifi--------- Vacancy for the elderly in .... &Vicinity Canlractl"' S.nlrt (Free Eatimateal Hooled Gorogo Sale. Doc . 2-7th. Dobby Dr., McGuire Nuraing care ih private home. Room for two pa- JEFF CIR(l£1 SR. long Bottom, Ohio Subdiviaion . LA a~he, bdr. euito1, twin bode, dinatto 111. lou more. Coli 814448-3918 . PH. 949•2649 Gerogo Solo behind Bidwell P.O. Doc . 2,3,4,6. Toye, I 12 I ..._______.,:;1:.·.::;;.:·~m::::O~ booko, loll of nlco clothoo, boby credlo a. mloc . 9 till 1 8 Public Sale & Auction IIOW THIU DK. 4 . 218, Crown City . Colt 814258-6809. c-.llte lulldlntl lianto. 1600. a monlh. Coli 614 -992-3595. 1 8 Wanted to Do Proteuional Santa IMking employment. Buslne11 or family Chriatm11 parties. Colt 304-675- n48 wilh one week notice for booking. F llt~ll C til l RICK PEARSON AUCTIO NEER SEHVICE . Elleto, form. antiquo. llquldollon - - - - , - - - - - 10% OFF ulea. Licen1ed Ohio and lAY'S 169 II. 2nd At~. Middleport, Oh. wo 1 t Vlrglnlo. 304-n3&781 or 304- n3-1430 . 21 9 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. rocommendo that you do buolneu whh Wanted To Buy We poy cooh tor lito modol clean uted cart. Jim Mink Chew.-Oidslnc . 8·8-llc 8111 Gono Johnson 614-441-3872 Busineaa Opportunity people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investi- gated tho offering. ICUT OUT FOR FUTUH Ul£1 Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. P~- 614-843-5191 10-6-tfc KEN'S UNDA'S MEXICAN POnERY & Gin SHOP J49 II. Inti Middle part •POTTERY •CLOCKS •TOYS WANTED TO BUY used wood 6 coal hutert . SWAIN 'S FURNITURE, 3rd. & Olivo St. Golllpolis. Coli 814 -448-3t59. APPLIANCE SERVICE cond. Coll614 -388-9868 . 985·3561 All Makaa Wented to buy- gunt, kntvea & colno, poying In cnh. will B1rbie Dream Houle, good •Wethers •Dishwethers •Ranges pick up. Call814-448-3449 or 614 -446-2799 . •Refrlgarltors •Dryera tFree1ert PARTS and SERVICE COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bode, iron, ~ · l · llc NEW LISTIN - bcine - Need a building lot? I acre lot w1th all utilities on site plus septio. 28'x44' block basement already conslructed. $10.000.00. Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill ~5- 4466 11 :00, 11 :00-7:00. Willing to work In long term care, Mutt be able to coordinate excellent patient c1re for our retidents who are very spe- our homo . Trolnod and fltteen yNrt experience. Call 614-992-7314 . BEAUTY SALON LANGSVILLE - Over one acre in the country and a like new 3 bedroom ranch lype house wilh 2 garage. Equipped kitchen. all in good condition. $41.900.00. P1rt time R.N.s. 3 :00· U. S. RT. 50 EAST Residential & Commercial 992·5875 Or 742-3195 Ft. Pierce. FL REWARD. 304-675-1222 . SALES &· SERVICE ANY PERM COUNTRY ESTATE -Over4 acres of ground with abeautiful new home. 1~ slory home, lull basemen!. 2 car garage. in-ground pool and many other features. Call to· day. $64.500.00. prite Rd. RN't eppllcotlono now being accepted for p1rt·tirne em· FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Call: No 33482. phard pupo. No pop oro . 8 wookl old. Loot chan co . 814-992-6123. 7 601 peyment . tltperlance·No sales. Det.tls send aelf -addreaaed stomped envelope: ELAN VITAL -6847 3418 Enttr· LOST dog, 6 yeor uld lomolo Goldon Rttrlvor, port of ttil 64 Misc . Merchandise SUPERIOR SIDING CO. teed BOGGS 4/ 1/tfn EUGENE LONG aend self · addrllltd ttamped envelope: Elan Vi· Loot - Shocking Coller. VIcinity McCIIntoclc t25 . Reword . 304-176-1249. - Today - . J&F ;•CONTRACTING teed Payment. No Expl· rience, No Seles. Detell1 Job opportunity. port or lull limo, prefer ogo 25 ond up, unlimited opportunity. 7 :00 PM. Tuoo. Ceo. 3. Now Hoven Munlolptl Building. 3-24-lfc WE ARE YOUR SAliS AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR twimming suaon at the Gallipolis' Community Pool . lnteretted persont, certified or uncertified. are urged to Euy A11ombly Work! $800 .00 per 100. Guoran- away. 8 weilks old . Call YmRINAIIAN CLINIC ore needed lor tho 1981 tot . 716 3418 EntorpriN Rd, Fl. Pierce. FL 33482. 8 kittens to give away. Coli 614-742-2488. TOWN & COUNIIY Help Wonted : Water Safety Coli Dotolirno toll-free 1- contact tho Golllpolle Ro· 800-972-7676 anytime day crution Oep1rtment, 118 Second Avo .. Galllpollo, Oh or night. 46631, pN. 614-446-1789, SINGLES . MEET THAT ut. 24 tor detollo and job SPECIAL PERSON! Call or description . write for application. Pertonal Toud1 Introductions. Bobyoltt01 in my home 140 · 304-744-4485, P. 0 . BOJC week. Colt 614-446-0891. 6538. Chorlolton. W. Vo . Eooy A11ombly Work! 26302. $800.00 per 100. Guaran- CENTER PH. 304·675-2441 GUN SHQOT ItS awhole 'new world. YOUNG'S •Complete Remodelin& •Room Additions *Roofing rlanced. Cell for interview. Instructors and lifeguards 6 lost and Found PREGNANT? Brick & block mnon'o oxpo- No hunting ortre1paaingon tho O.C . & Noncy Gilpin AUTO 73·80 GM TRUCK.FENDERS .............. $39.00 DYNLin BODY FIWR ...~...........!\<!L..... suo '14 INCH MAS'-ING TAPE ...........!'l!t!..........~99 1 1•• DUST MASIC s7.2 5 602-837 -340t dept. 1201 . 614-836 -5333. 4 11 01/t WISt Main Strttt, Pe.....y, Ohio Ph- 61.·992·6778 Civil Service joba oow 1veilebleln vour 1rea, For info. call E. Yost Farms . VIolators will be prosecuted. Phyllis Burton form. AT Weather fo~st LEo Morris, Linda Morris to Bonita Faye Barley, Johnnl Brley, S.31 TI Rl4, Scipio Robert v. Proffitt, dec., to Elizabeth· Faye Protltt, ~rt r1 trans, Lebanon · Tina K. Jacobs to CU!ford G. Jacobs, Mildred Jacobs. l6llA F36. Saltsbury Rex Cheadle, Bmnte Cheadle to Deron P. Howery, lA S.:M T9 Rl5, C!Kumbla Worley E. Davis, dec. to Glada M. Davts, cert of trans;, salem Norwest Mtg. Inc, to GMAC Mtg. Corp. ol Iowa, corporate title . change, Salem Noll Herman, Doca Edith Her· man to Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Church aka, Silver Run Meth. . Church, Lot 328, SaUsbury . Charles Malcolm Kennedy, dec., aka Malcolm Kennedy dec. .to Beatrice B. Kennedy, Cert it trans., Rutland Vill, Ernest Molden, dec. to Jestle Moi!En, Affld, Rutland Paul F. Hoffler, Beverly S. Haftner to Daniel J. Hoffner, Cynthia L. Hoffner, Parcel's, Salem 3 Announcements 1 :00 p.m. Factory Choke 12 guage shotguns. No hunting or trespeuing, dly or night on tho Charlo• VETERANS. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE_& T Serv1ces eored by Recine Gun Club. Federal, Stole and fii.U£ STREAK CAB CO~ t tlllpiOV !lll: lll R1cine Gun Shoot spon- •:oo P.M. Monday·Satunlay ·c,,,,. QnDtg, Not SSOO Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Moruntnt ljnft. I 01 Vine St. GoRipalis 446·9244 Hawt Your Trophy Mounted By A Full Timt Taxidtrnist 1-7-' - Arrcnp111dlt, Foilgt Plants; faJ, · the lowd one's ,aw lla...tt, 1 Open Tu8fdeg $ps61tl 63 Pint St., Gallpolk 24 Hr. Se•vloo 2 LOCA110NS Subs • Steak • Stromboli Ham & Chease • Pizza Braad FREE Local Delivery WE ltU MEDICAl£ AN> OIHII INSURANCE CAIIIIIRS WHEN IIIGIILE .we DeNver Pciasttiar, ...... Wctlt, liw' · &Cut Chritlmas T11111. Htly & ... Spruce r.-. Chridmas (actus, DDar Wrio*t, Calllll AIIIIUU 11 1: ~Ill CIl lS Business Services BOWMAN'S HOME CAll MEDICAL SUPPLY Hubbards GrHnhouse The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio RENT A CAR CALL wood, cupbotrds. cheirt, chtttt, buketl. dithea. stone jars, antiques, gokt ond oliver . Write -M.D. Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 43789 or coli 614-9927780. 446-4522 "W• Rut F11 """ U-SA~E AUTO St.REitrtL Rt. t60 ert• a.m,.n.. kl• Moorman Feed Buaineu Opportunity . Natlon1lly know manufacturer needs localtaleslnd service representative . On ·the ·jobtrainging . Excellent benefits . Would prefer per10n who has raised livestock or been in own businen. Must have f good reputation and credit rating . For confidential in- IOflliew oond to Box T1 010 in care of Gelllpoli1 Daily Tribune. 826 Third Ava., Gallipolis, Oh 41631 . 22 Money to loan HOME OWNERS -Refinance to low fiud rate. Ute equity for at;ty purpose . Leader Morlgego Co .. 614 -692306t . . 7/ll/lln Professional Services Buying Row Fur. Boo! ond D11r hldn. Solllng-tropping euppliclo. Whoat ond nito 1~11. Cloor'" Buckley, 814· 114·4711 . Houro:12-9p.m. Plano Tuning . Lone Daniela. 814-742-2951 . Aloo: Boby Grond Piono lor eale. Free dollvCif'l ond tuning. ., �Pege-10-Tha Daily Sentinel Pornerov-:Middleport, Ohio Monday. December 2 . 1986 ~2~3~P~,;.o,....~.:.. .~lo~n~a~l~:r-----;-;;::;:-;-::::-:::------r.~~::?.~~~;:?~;;~~;::::::::::-r;.;.:;;:::::;~;;;:==:-:::::--.....::.::~:r~~~~S;=:::!:'· .~. LAFF-A-DAY 46 'Furnished Rooms 54 Miac . Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®bJ Larry Wright 76 Auto Parts Services & Accessories For rent Sleeping Roome and light houoo keeping rooma. Park Central· Hotel. Call614-448-0766 . · Pilno tuning and repair. tune up for the holidayo. opociol clollvery . Ward'o Keyboard. S04 . 875 · 5500 or 676 · 3824 . fln.JI 31 Mobile homo lot. 12'x80' or smaller. $76 water paid, 4th & Nell. Galllpollo. Cell 448· 4418 otter 8PM . Es tol i~ COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pork, Route 33, North .of Pomeroy. large lot1. Call 814·992-7479 . Homes for Sale By owner. Muat Hll·moved. 3 bdr. rtnch. one car gar1ge, Trailer apaces. Small child- w1llr.tng dilt8nce from North ran accepted . Out Rt. 1, Gallla ~lgh School. Reduced 1o U9,900. Coli 814· 388· B711 . 3 bedroom home with att~ ached garage. Nlcolohgood family nalohborhood. Move· in condklon. Availoble De· camber, 1986. Dlocount lor ceoh. willlinonce. Cell 614· 288·11110. For 11le by owner 79 mobile home 14x70. front porch, underpinning. now corpet. 2 bdr.. 2 botho. gordon tub, liraplaco, all maintenance free.11CriM -Lruralwater, t19,000 firm . Coli today 814-268 -8702 . Locuot Rood, bock of K&K. 1· 304· 676-1078 . Mc rc ll oiHlise "All we ever seem to talk about is the weather." ~;;:;:::::~~===~~~~:;;~;:~~~~:1 I 35 Lots & Acreage 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Farm for 1ale: no housa,·2 bema, countywoterl!ueptic tank. Call 814-379 -2268 . 815 ecr11 pluabeautifulatone 1 1% acres with ele~tric and cedar home. Overlook· hook-up. 24 11. x 40 11. ing beck-up water of Hock· 2·vear·old garage . 614 · lng River. Reduced from 985-4406. 1189,000. to *126,000 . 1 - - -- -- - - - Muat - to spprwclato. Call 814· 887· 8160 alter 9:30 Re ntals a .m. or 7:30p.m. S roomhouHwitht.thwith l'h oc,., nur Middleport & Pomeroy. 814·992-7463 . Home lor oale in Rutland. lnouloted and partially remodeled. 4-bedroomo, kkchen. living room. dining room, beth wkh ohower, utility room. waoller 6 dryer hook · up. Carport, large beck y11d with atorage building. Priced U3,1100 . Coli 614-742· 2436. By owner. Remodeled 3 bedroom hou11 on Rt. 33. F.A. lumoco. Iorge lot. U3.000 . Collect 814-423· UBB. By, owner. Stately, 3 bed· room hou• 11 10 E. St. In Pomeroy. & wooded acrea., family room, dining room, F.A. heat. 2 betho. beoe· IMftt. l"'te. f27.000 . Collect 14· 23-8289. Elrterlor complato Interior ~ to complota. All brick, en"'9Y offlclont, thJH bed· room rancher littlng on one acre. Priced on lnt~»Ction only 1304187&-2981 . Rlducod - Will Mil on land controct. 6 roomo, bath. utllty, 10 ocroo lond. 304· 1178-3030; 304·876·3431 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 41 Houses lor Re.n t Nice 2 bdr. homo, 2 lull baths, 'h bl. from Wuh. Elem .. U25, ref. req. Call 814-446· 2168. 4 bad room In country. 7 acres will Hll on land Contract. no money down. Call 814-448·4864 or 614· 888-7909 . Furnlohad houae. 241 Jock· oon Pike, Gallipollo, UOO warer paid, 2 bdr. Call 446-4416 altor 7PM . Homes for rent . Elsv. to heat, 3 bdr.. family room with woodburner, garage. 4 bdr., 3 baths, 2 family roorm. 2 fireplaces. privacy . 3 bdr. brick with 2 firepla· cea. famity room. garage. 4 bdrs .• 2 baths, family room, 2 fireplaces, walking distance to town. 2 bdr. fireplace, full basement, gar- age. 3 bdr., 1 car garage, country atmosphere, easy to heat. 4 bdrs.. 3 baths. large FA , DR , eat· in kitchen, oacluded . Ralarences & dep· osita required . Wiseman Real Eatote Agency, 814· 448-3644. 2 bdr., unfurnished house whh garage. Ref . & Oep . required . Coli 614 -446· 98811. 2 bdr duplex, $200 mo .. · Sec. dep. &. ref. required. NEW AND USED MOBILE Call 814· 446·0254. HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOilLE HOME SALES. 2 bedroom horrie in Racine 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. on Vine St. All electric, fully RT 35 . PHONE 814-448- insulated, fully carpeted, · 7274. cable hook up. Call 614949-2946 for appointment. 1178 14X70 Vindala, 3 bdr. CA. ret .• range. atapo, un- Efficiency cottage, $66 .00 derpinning, new drep11. week . utllltlao paid. phone exc. cond .,lot& Garegecan 304· 875 · 31 00 or 676 · . be bought or rented oloo. 6609 . UIIOO . Coli 814-379 2748. Two bedroom house for rent 1- - -- -- - - In Jericho erea. Cell 304· 14a70 Fleltwood. 3 bdr., 1'1> bltho, Iorge kHchen and -ratt utllll\' room. All ippliancel including weaher • dryor. Woodburnor wHh hearth. Totel electric. All underplnnlhg , atormwin · dowo end 3 decko. Extra nicel Muot 1111. flO .BOO. Coli 814-258-8597. Ito-. 1177 14•70 Kojn mobile 3 bedroom•. 2 betho, woodburner, 10x20 awn· lng. • all underpinning. Call 1114-379-2798. 1974 HMicroot 12a65. 2 lbedrooml, pertlally fur· nlehtd- Good cond. f4000 . Mutt Nil. Coli 614·992· 1283. 1814 troller. 3 bedrooms. 2 e..ttaa. furni.tled or unfur· nlohed. 814-949· 2853. 1180 Tidwell. 14•70, 3 bedroom. 1\o batho. oil olec . 01 .-ponnlng, good cond, mull •II. na re1aonable otter reluoed, 304-675· 7121. 12•eo mobile home, oa~ol· lent lhepe. GNat Buy. Call .tter 5:30. 304-875-6972. 675.· 8483 alter 8 PM. large hou•e and apartment, unlurniohed . 304 - 676 1365. In M11on, house. 2 br. Reference• and deposit re· quirod . 304· 773· 6934. 2 bedroom home Burdette Street. fenced yard. deposit required. 304· 676-7207. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. 2 mile• from Holzer Hospital at Evergreen . Children accepted . . Call 814-448-3897 or814· 246· 5223 . Spotlo11 2 bdr., 12x60, kitchen appliance• . furniahed, large private lot, 1Y.z mi. from town, e200 mo. plua aec. with reference•. Call 614 -446-2236 or 614· 446· 2681 . 2 bdr. furnished. gas heat. new carpet. in Gallipolia, rot .. Coll814·448· 1409. 14x70 3 bdr., partly fur. 1911 Caroline. 2 bedroom , nished in Centenary $226 2 bethl, 8 ft polio door. all mo. pluo utllltioo. Call 814..eatric. go~ cond, down· · 446·4292. peyoMnt ond 111umo loan. - - - - - - - - can be Hogg ond Nice. fumiohed , 2 bdr .. zuapan trailer p11rk. Front ldulu , married, no children 91 .. Maoon. W. Va. or pell, 5176 mo .. pluo dopooit . Cell 614- 388· MOBILE HOMES MOVED: 9060 . FNIOnabll Fltll, 3 bdr .. 2 room built on. 8160 Call 304· 878-2338 mo .. pluo 860 dop., pluo utilitiea, no pets, refartncea. Call 614· 388·8664 . 33 Farms for Sele ..,.,red, - - -----6 Apple Grove 100 ecru. 11<91 bern 120x28. 1.300 II troortoue on Jarry' o Run floed, B miln from Goo· dy. Plant . Mineral righto. Wont offar. Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304·5711·2~38 . 35 Loll a. 2 bdr., oneortwoadulta. no pet1 . Depo11t 8t reference•. Call 614·387-7743 . 3 bd .roomo. Complatly fur· nlohod. No poll. 614-9492263 . 3 bedroom mobile home. On Acreage, 1 ecr•• with 2 aeperata Rt. 143, near Pomeroy or Middleport. Call 614-9926868 . . _.,... ho- loll with un· Two bedroom. lurnlohtd, c1o111round utllhloo and 2 woaher ond dryoir. air cond.. very nice mobile ho-•. gao flirnace, Rt. 2, e200 .00, Rontal Income exceeds 1100.00 dopooit, 304-676 •400. pir month or live In &0&·1 . ond Nnl the other. A 1- - - - - - - - - great inveetmant I t Trallorlot.100x100 at Galli· t27 ,1100 . .Molgo Local polio Forry, total oloctrlc, Scltoola nell Horrloonvllle. city water. call 304-876114-742-3033. 3218. Furniahad, AC. coblo. no city river view in Kaneuga . Fostera Mobile Home Porte . Call 814-448· 1602 . tax~~ta, beautiful 44 61 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Golllpolio. Now & uMd wood-cool atovoo, 8 pc wood LR ouko 5399. bunk beda $199, antron rocllnero 899, new & uoed bedroom oultoo, rangeo. wringer washers, & 1hoea. New livingroom aultea $199 -*599, Iampo. oloo buying cool6 wood otovoo. Call 614-448-3159. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Soiea and chall'l priced from 8285. to 1896. Tobloo. 160 and up to 81211. Hlda·•· JACKSON ESTATES bedo.l390 . and up to APARTMENTS !Equal 1550., ooto bedo t14&, Housing Opportunity) · Recllnera, 5225 . to 5375., monthly rentltartl at $189 Lamps from UB . to 5125. for 1 bedroom and f204 for pc. dlnottoo from t109., to . 7 pc . 1189 and up. 2 bedroom, depoait $200. 436 Wood table with eix chain located near Spring Vallly Plaza and Foodlend, pool 528& to f74B . Desk f110 up to 1225. Hutches. t650. and Cable TV available, Bunk bed complota with office hours ea poAible 10 •275. and up to amto4 pmand7pmto9pm mattre1aes. $396. Baby bedo, 1110. Monday-Friday. Call 814· 446 - 2745 or leave Mattre1H1 or box t 'prlngl, lull or twin. f83 .. firm, 173. ma11age. and 183. OuNn Mil, t22& . Nicely furnlohed mobile 4 dr. choors. *49 . 6 dr. home, eft. apt .• central air chaato, t&9. Bed fromeo. Gun and heat In city. odulll only. 520.and 825 .,10 cabinoto. f360 . Gu 01 Cell 614· 446·0338. electric rongeo 1376. Baby Redecorated apt., 2 bdr .. mottre111o. t26 6 1311, bod f20, 1211. 6 f30, e1 60 to U60. Coil 304· !romeo king frame e&o. Good Ollie· 675 · 5104 or 304-675 · tion of bedroom auftn. 6388 or 304-875-7898. rockera, matll cebineta, Upatairs unfurnished apt _, hoedboordo S38 6 up to $86. carpeted, ell utilitie1 paid, no children, no pets. Call614Uood, Fumhure .. Drw11or, 6 446- 1637. bad, metal office do ..o. 3 Fumiohed opt. 2 bdr .. 131'h mlloo out Bulavlllo Rd . Open 4th, Gallipolio, e1 95 water 9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Sot. paid. Call 448-4418 alter 614-448-0322 7PM . GOOO USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. retrlgereNew efficiency apt. Call tors. rangea. Skaggs Ap814-446 -039,0 . pliances, Uppor River Rd. 740'h Second AVa. 3 bdr .. beoldo Stone Croll Motel. $190 mo., dep . required . 814·448· 7398. Cell 814 · 446 -4222 be · County Appliance, Inc: tween 96 6. Good used appliance• and Furniahed apt., 3 room1, 8t TV ooto. Open BAM to 8PM. bath. newly decorated, no Mon lhru Sat. 814-448polo, odulto. Call 614·446 · 1899. 827 3rd. Avo. Galli· polio, OH . 1619 . giJn· Deluxe 2 bdr. downtown, complete kitchen. all carpet, waaher, dryer, electric heat & AC. Dop. required. Cell doyo 614· 446·4383, eve. 6 wookendo 814·448-0139 . Furnished apt ., 1 bdr ., 5235, utllkiao paid, 7 Nell Ave.. Gallipolis. Call 4464416 alter 7pm. Furnished apt., ·4 rooms & bath, no petl, tdutts. Avail•· ble Doc. 1. Call 614-446· 1619. Garage apt.. furni1hed, 1 bdr.. 29 Nell. 5235 mo. utilities paid. Coll448·4416 alter 7PM . large 6 room upstair~ apt., fumlohed kHchen. 5200 mo. plu• utilitiea, 238 11t. Ave. Call 814-446·4928 . 2 bedroom apartmtnta. Four 16 inch Keytton'tt • • C"rome wheels to fit 8 lug : chev pickup. I ' ft true"-,...... topper. 304·875- 1489. .;·. Houoa cool. Lump · atokot, Zlnn Cool Co. Coll614· 448· 1408. Furniture. new a. large section of qual· ity furniture. 1218 Ea1tarn Ave., Galilpolio. Valley Ul!td . E-Z Credit Mollohan Furnl· lure. Rt. 7 North of Golllpollo . Coll614· 446-7444. Washer avocado e150, dryer avocado $96, GE waoher white S1 GO, dryor white .as. electric ronge white •as, electric range harvoot sold 1126, lido by side refriger1tor •176, avo· cado rafrlgorotor 2 dr. e126. Mayteg wringer w11her t95, portable dlohw11hlr 576, upright frHzor f9& . Skoggo Applioncet. Upper River Ad . 814· 448-7398. Gu range. G pc . dinette recliner & bedding . Corbin & Snyder. 9511 2nd. Avo. 814-448· 1171 . Country ltytl oek furniture, hand crafted and finithed, antique reproductlone. Paul Conical. At . 7 ~ Tuppau .•.,. 1~~~:s I 8:oo ~ 10Vz or 11 ft . setf·contalneci.:-: truck camper. Very gooftc~ condition. Coli U14·985 "', 3839. ~~ Services •' 81 ~=========:;:::::======~ 3 pc. llorelllvingroom ouho eaoo. 8 pc. pine rock-room suite 1200, King wood 66 Building Supplies burner *260 . Coll814· 448· 3988. Building Motorlolo Block. brick, IIW<Ir pipeo. White oewlng mochlnoo: windowa, llntela, etc equipped to zlg.zog. mono· Ciouclo Wlntora, Rio Gran do. gram, overceat, aetin othch. 0. CeH 814·24&-11121 .. makoobutton holoo, mend· lng. blind ham, dome. oowo on buttono 6 more. Reg. 56 Pets for Sale price 1299, now .t129. Call collect 814-3811-802& aloo have Necchi machine• 1'19 - Brlarpatch Kennels Allprioo 1629. now $249. breed grooming. Gordon 64 caliber Ronogoclo muzzle Sauer female obedience loader and acce1torila•1 50 troined. Englloh Cocker Spo· niolo. 3BB-9790. and • bear Whltlllll hunter compound bow 1nd aceta· Coltory Ken · oorloo *76. Call 814-268- Dragonwynd nol. CFA Hlmoloyon, Peraion 8027 or 814-26&-8645 . end Slome• kkteno. AKC Chow puppioo. Coli 446 · JEWELRY SALE December 2 thru December 384.4 alter 7PM . 7 . II jewelry lo on your lhopplng lilt fllr X-mu and UvoTed~BNro--AKCRog . Chow Chow puppioo. Cell you ere eerioua abuut HYing 614-2&8-1271. n19ney, then you mutt check out our Mlectlon of !Ina jewelry: 14K & 10K wad· Gormon wine·holred pointer ding ut ororting fa&, beou· pupplao, voroa~le hunting dogo. .... pets 6 family I1 1 cluatara 26% off, boou- protection. Champion olre of eatoto tlful oaloctlon "' jewelry, group or 14 K_610K from top winning otock wkh wedding banda your ch(!lce l hunting background . Coli f40, old pOcket wotchll _8_14_·_38:-B-·1-720_._ __ _ 14K SOld, naw 6 rweownod AKC Reg. Doherman pupjewelry. Fronk'oPawnShop. plea.- 8 w ..ko old, block 6 430 Second Ava., Golllpollo, Oh. 814-4411-0840. tan, f711. Call 614 -38B· 9364. Mixed hardwood oloba, *12. _A_K_C_G_e_r_m-an_S_hep __ha_r_d_o, per bundle, conllinlng oPpro•. 1'1> ton. fob. Ohio black 6 tan, or bleck 6 oliver. Polloi Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio. roody Dec. 9 . Coli 614· 388· 9840 before 7 :30p.m. Phone 814-992 -8481 . - - - - - -- -1 Savage 30-30 Old Action Pure bred Engloih ohophlrd RHio. New, nevorflrad. Nice pupplea , 7 wooko old. Chrlotmoo gift. t1110. Coli Wormed. Working atock. 614· 742-2602. 814-986·4296. Pool teble. 14' ln. alato. Pure bred Englolh lhophord Standard olzo. $300. 814- pupploo. 7 wooko old . 843·5348. Wormed . Wortcing atock . 814-986·4296. Firewood lor 1111·111 hard· AK C Lhooo Apoo pupa, wood. 125 Hyou pick It up or molao only. 20 champlonoln 535 per plck·up load doll- padlgr11, gentlo, quiet end vored. Coli 814· 986-31187. loving dogo. 304·876·6637 - - - - - - - -- 1 Biro No. 33 meatoaw. Bond ~.!7~;.~_223 . ·~to ooo uoloto typo. Good condi,lon. Eatra blodoo. 187&. Coli 814· 992-11686. Fruit 68 -T-0-NY _ '_S_G_U_N_R_E-PA_I_Rs - .1 Vegetables hot dip rebluelng. oil typoo of gunamith work, flit •rvlce, 304·8711·4831 ; Dunrovm Fruit firm will clooe lor ... ,on December Lump houoe cool. dalivar ony 8th. Utility grade oppleo amount, 304· 675· 7397 or U .60 buohel. No. 1 appleo 676-1247. flO buohll. 881 S.E. of Albany. Ohio. Hra. lOAM to Seora Corning top oloctrlc 6 :30PM dally. range, Hlf-cleanlng cwtn a. and mlcroweve.tttr 6 p.m ., 304· n3-67118 . r .11 111 Sttpplll's <'I LIVI:S !Ui:k 61 71 Autos for Sale Elllra clean 1982 Cutlou Slero 42,000 mlloo, ono drlvor. e6', 60o. Call 814448-2123. 1976 Pinto 4 cyt .. 4 ..,d.. ...w point. runo good, 5800. Coll814· 445· 4482. 1978 Oataun. 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix ready for winter1978 Muotong. Roaoonable ollera conoidared. Coll614· 379-28&1 . 1974 Mercury Caprice f400 or boot offer. Call 814.·446-81116. 1977 Muotong auto on floor, 2 dr., low mileage. Call 614· 448·7419. 1983 Oldomobllo dloool Delta Royole 82,000 milts. po- wlndowo-door locks •. AC, cruiM control, good' condition, greu fuel economy-36 MPG. new tlr". priced to oell, $8.000. Call814' 446-0840 or 614· 448·1429. . CROSS6 SONS U.S. 311 Wlot, Jockoon, or wood, 2 yr1 old, colt Ohio. 814-288-84&1 . 51,000 .00 now, .. mng M1111y Ferguoon, Naw 1860.00. 304-876-7217 . Holland, Buoh Hog Salao & Service. Ovor 40 UMd Maple dinette 111. 2 tr..:tora to chooae from • couchea, one Eerly Amerioo mpleto line of new 6 can with metchin8 ch1lr, uoad equipment. largoot wing bock choir. 3 4·876· 11lectlon In S .E. Ohio. ·s961 alter 6 :00. Spec ill 10%.dlocount on oil porto lor cooh ..;., only, · untM Nov. 111. · 66 Building Suppll111 9N Ford tractor whh equipment. buoh hog, plowo, Kentucky Lump, Ohio Lump, rotorhoe, hlrrle, and boom Ohio Stoker. Yord or deliv- pole. Coi1814-288-8622. ery, cement blocko ond building motorial. Golllpollo Bono Liveatock Tralloro. Hu;. Block Co .. Pine St., Oalllpo- rlceno, WV. 304·7&7-8844 llo, Ohio Call 814· 448- or 757-6399. 2783 . New Haven, WVa. Newty . _P~Io=in;';·= :::;::;===== remodeled. In town . 814· -:: 992 7481 " · 64 Misc. Merchandise 2 bd.room furnished Apt. Reel nice. Adults only. No Picken• U11d Furniture. pets. Rt. 124. Mineravilla. cedar cheat, oak chin I closet Oh . 814· 992·3324. with claw foot. 9 pc . dining room suit. old 011k rocker, 6 rooms unfurni1hed apt .. old oak bed, 304-676· 8483 Cell 814·992·5434 or 304- or 876· 1450. 882· 2688. Baby bed wHh.mlltroP and One and two bedroom fur- bumper podo f35 .00 . BUILDERS SUPPLIES 63 Livestock niahed aptl. for rent in Hobby horoe 16.00 . Coli Middleport area. All utilitie• 304-8711-21180. Surplus aatvage cloteOuta. paid. Call 814· 992-6084. 1. 8 " •7-16"x18' prlmo 8 yeor old Rog. ,.,..n SURPLUS regular army •• · hordboord oldlng 20 .00 Quarter mora, bred to Sunny Middleport duplex, 1 bad· moullogo, denim clothing, pr.oq or 1.75 pr. pleco. room apt. *170. plua utlli- boets, ,_cka. accel1or~ea. 2 . Emboned wood grain D11 Bor otud. Coli 614·288· tiea. Also 2 bedroom, 1at. klda camouftege all tizes . aluminum 1kting with foam 8622. floor apt . 5190. pluo utili· Sam Somerville, Eut- back In color 39.911 oq. .tiao. Call 814·992-7177. Ravanowood junction lnclo- 3. 4 '•8' an 4'x9'a7-18 64 , Hav & Grain pondance Road-Old Rt. 21. ttucco to Maaonh:e aiding 3 bedroom unfurniahed Fri, Sai, Sun, 1 :00· 7:00 · 8.911 an 13.96 pc. apartment for rent in Syra· PM . jopon ovenlnga altor II 4. 'YJ" and %" exterior cuoe. Call 614-992-7889 PMI Fr" delivery Point plywood with llberelon Largo ~·Y baloo. 120. Can alter 6 P·l!' · Plaaunt area . 304-675- reinforced two oldoo a · wide deliver. 814· 992-7401 . 14'8" long 3&.00 ee. 3334. APARTMENTS , mobile 6. 12 poe . otool inoulatad Good alfolfa. orchard e•••• homes, housas. Pt. Pleasant Chriotmu t""'' e18 .00. prehung door'o, 8 ponol, 8 hay. t1 . 711 per bale. Call and Golllpollo. 814·446· Three milea out Sand Hill ponel or flulh 2 · 8 or 3-0, 614-742· 2348. 8221 . 76 .00 ... Singloo 99.9tloe . Road on loft. I. Durham Ol.k M11Dnit1 2 br apanmentl In Handerliii!Spllr l;l tlllll paneling 4'x8'x'A' 5 .911 or Christmas half price 11le, 'Woodfield cheatnut B. aon . 304·876-1972. Cabbage Potch dollo, Mr. T grade: Nice 1 and 2 br aportmentl dOIIo, 304· 878· 5460. 7. 4'x8'K 1A" preflnlahtd ma· downtown. 304-875-2218 1----------'-' oonlto ponallng ucondo 71 Autos for Sale ·, 9 · 6 Dosk and chair, atandlng 3.98 on up. ---------orgen wkh otool, twin bad· 8 . Bruohed aluminum kay Maaon Apartments now •c- room suite complete. entrence locks 4.89 • · TOP CASH pold tor '80 cepting •P.pUcatl.on• for new waohlr and dryor •t. RCA 9. Interior prehung door'o model and neweruttd Clfl. 2 bedroom apartments. TV ond otend with computer IIIOrted 1i1e' 1 IR flnilhll Smith Bulck·Pontlec, 1911 Featuring air cond end gameo. coli batween 10:00 29.9& . Eoatem Ave., GalllpoNa. Call loundry locllltleo. bno rent AM and 4:00PM . 8·1 4-448· 10. ·48" oak vanity with 8 8 14· 448·2282. of $199.00. Phone 304- 8603. grade morblo top 199.00. 676 -6834. 1- - -- - -- Penn 'a Warthouee, Well· 1978 Plymouth Vaillnt 4a8 II pool table, 4 otlcko. oton, Ohio. Call 814·384- Scamp. 2 dr.. grean, v .a. bridge, boll oat, reck, pill 3846. 318 motor. good rodloltlreo, 46 Furnished Rooms box, bru1h 1nd cover, radio, AC. Call 814-248· 11&0.00. 304-8711-6956. . Block. brick. mortor ll!ld 9898. Hou~ekeeplng room, range, mo10111y auppllu Mountain ralrlg., ohore bath. mole Snowmobile, good cond, State llock, Rt. 33. New 1975 Cordobo e386. Call pralorrad, utiiHiao pd. 1126. 147&.00. Phone 304· 882- Hovan, W. Va .- 304-882· 8 14·448·4703 or 614-258· 3376 otter 6 ;00 PM . Call 448· 4418 after 7pm. 2222. 8872 . 8ASEME;NT ' WATERPROOFING , Unconditionellifetiml gu•rentee . Local reference• furniahad. Free e1tlmete•~ Call collect 1 -614-237· · 0488. day or night. Rogaro , Booament Waterproofing. ( · q, D.end M . Contractou. Vinyl \., 1idinsj. replacement win- ,.: dows. inluleting, roofing, • ~. new and remodeling, con .... . crate. C~04- 773-6131 .. ·, J, anol,_ L. lnotellation. Roof- ' ing, vi"ylalding, storm doors , and windows. free esti/ matao. Coll614-992-2772. COLEMAN WATER WELL . DRILLING Pump •les, 11rvice. Regis· tared In Ohio. All work guorenteed. Call 304-273· 2811 . Raven1wood, W.Va . RON'S Television Service. . ----=----~~:·: Fetty Tree Trimming, atum~; removal . Coil 304-871(-Y ~; 1331 . - - - - ---'-.;·, .. .,. 1982 Dodge Arioo, 2 dr, 33,000. mJieo, ox. cond. Coli 814·446-02&4. 1979 Monte Corio. VB. po. pb, air. Exc. Cond. 814· 992·2849 . 1983 Ch••· Comoro T·Top. Fully loaded. cro .. -flre Injection . 614· 949·2046 after p.m. Z2B 30& Call 5:00 1982 CutillO Supremo Brougham, auto, V-B. po. pb, •~. cruloo. VGC. 614· 992-6860 cloyo, or 814992-3617. Rotary or cable tool drilling. ,'·' Most walls compiiCed 11me •.J day. Pump sales andaervlce. ~ 304-896-3802 . C'I>'ON, '<00 UGLY lii\RMINTI COME AN' GET ME! Get your carpet in ahlp shape , : with Captain Steamer, furni- -. , ture cleening·water damage wortc, 304-876 - 2295 . •' Ruidentlll Windows It , · Awning, 20 Pel. off on,.".,: lnaul8ted replacement win· ~~ dow. vinyl and steel aidin9- ""{; · 406 Main St ~ downtown Pt. ~·...., Plouant . 304-675·&~&~ . • ; ., ' ·· ~82;:=:;======= Plumbing : .:':: & Heating · "' 1979 Volkowogen Robblt, •• excellent condition. 304· ----------------~. '~ 876 · 7479 or -304-876 CARTER 'S PLUMBING 1940. AND HEATING j' Cor. Fourth end Pine '78 Dodga Aapln wogon, ..'' Galllpollo. Ohio .,,196.00, goodohapo. Race Cllr pena for ule ell Phone 614-448· 3888 or · ' now lor Nova 70. 304-676 - 814-446·4477 2802 . JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· --;; 1978 Chevy S .W.B .. 8 cyl, 3 lNG. Rt. 1. Box 366, Gall~ , ; opead, •1,800.00. Solo or polio. Coii614-387·067B. trade. 304-876-4181 . 1972 Corvotto. rool ohorp, 11riouo lnqulroo only. 304875-6949. 1974 Monte Corio, excel · lent condhlon. Low mllooge, 304·875-2033. 72 Trucks for Sale 19B1 'htonChevy,PU.new paint, engine just over· hauled. f3.1911. Call 814448-2123. 1972 GMC truck V-8. PS, PB. long wide bed, price 8860. Call 304-4118· 1997. 70 Chevy PU, 3 I!Jd .. 3&0 an&lno. f82& or belt after. Call614·448·1912. 19 69 Chivy PU 'h ton ohortwheal baaa, otapoldo. 6 cyl .. 3 opd, Coli 814·2&6 · 1778 after &PM . 19n Chevy 4x4 outo, PS, PB. now tlrn, new point, tilt wheel, 3110 eng . 83,700. Coli 814·379· 2799. 19811 Chavy P.U . truck. Po, pb; V-8, IUIO, t8000 . 814· 949-2860. 19811 Dodge P.U.. olant 8, 4 I:P-· overdrive, topper, slid Ing wlndowt , extr11. 814· 742·2788 . 73 ' Vane 8t 4 W . O . ' Scout 4x4, 1976, 3411 IIJg., PS, PB, AC, AT, auto hubs. mojor ruot rapolred, uoed principly for Peuenger car, lookl sood, 12,400. Cell 814· 256·0838 . . 74 Motorcycles 198& Honda four Whoolar 1 211. 11.1110. Uke new; 304· 882·2938. 83 Excavating ' Boats and Motors for Sale ' for oola. Call John boat 814-2&8·8417. 18 fl . Baoo boot, eo HP, Tennes'" trliltt whh loto of •treo, t1 ,9110. Call 614·388-8711 . E~nrude, .• "ptic tanks, hMidiCaplng. , Call anytime 614·446 · 4637. Jomeo L. Davloon, Jr. : · owner. WINNIE Dozer Work land clearing, . lendsc.plng, etc. Free aati- ••. moteo. Call 814·446· 8038 or814·992-7119 anytime. ...:..___ ,,.•• '· II' J .A.R. Con1truction Co., ' U' Rutlond, Oh . 614· 742- :- •: 2903. Basementa. Footeu, Concrete work. Backhoe' a, Dozer & Ditcher, Dump 1 • truc"ka, & weter-gas·Mwert. alectricallinea . ;8;4===E;I=ec=t=r;ic=a;l====~~ & Refrigeration ..., ' 86 IT"S GITTIN' SORTA WINDY OUT YONDER -I RECKON I BETTER 60 BRING TATER General Hauling J1m11 Boys Water Service . Also poolo tided. Coli 614· 268 · 1141 or 614-4461175 or 814-448-7911. Ken 's Water Service. Walla. INTH' olaterna, poola filled. Phone 814· 367·0623 or614· 3677741 night or day . HOUSE Waugh ' • Water Service. - ·: Wella, cll1erns. pools . Feat. rolloblo urvice. Cill 814, 258 · 1240 or 814- 266- · · 1130. Reasonable ratea. ., ;; Umeltone, house coal. Call ..,,~ 814· 387·7760 I OH 6REA1" SPIRI"f. W!-IAT MU61" I DO . I 1'0 &E A SE"M'ER l, Haul limestone, aand, gravol,dirt, bulk or bag lertlllzer end lime. Excelsior Salt Workolnc. 838 E. Main St .. Pomeroy. 814- 992·3891 . PEft60Ni" ,,• \ .,I ~ ~· Dumptruck Delivery Service, 304·876·3190 . 'I I -;;8::::7:--:-: U~ ph:-o-:1:st_erv _ _ _ _..:: ----------------~··. ' 76 Alot of qood that is! Pip's picks into a Can't ~usee Pip's little heart is broken? million bucks! You did parla4 Good-1 E11cavating, bilemanti, footera. driveweya, -______ ' TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP .. • 1183 Sec. Ave.. Gallipollo. ' · 1 &14·448·7833 or 814·«61833. •i . . ' ·., 1 R Sa M Furniture Manufac· 7. Crown 1 : 614·2&8· ~ 614·446-." ' ' & no_;, . , : tUring, St. Rt. City, Oh. Cell 1470, coli Eve. 3438 . Old Uphoaterld. ~· ,1 1 ... -----------'~ • .. 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(80 min.) 9 :30 Ill (() ID Newhart Joanna and Siephanie open on oerobics otudlo, and Larry and his brothers are three of their lim cuotomora. 10:00 (I) Auto Racine '85: IM9A GT S.ri11 from Doytono D Ill ID c•gney • Lecev Cagney end lacey un Fovor some surprlaing facts when thay Investigate the murder of an elderly women. (80 min.) CIJ Tho Brain liD Weon't That 1 Timol: Tho Woovoro fl) Odd Couple (MAX] Album Flooh: Stevie Wonder New vldeot from Stevie Wonder'o latolt album 'In Square Circle' oro featured, along with exclu· siva interviews and back· 1tage viaitl with the Oscar and Gram my winner. 1 0 :0& CII World of Audubon 10;161HBOJ MOVIE: 'Supe111irl' (CC) 10:30 I]) Variety fl) INN Newo (MA~ MOVIE: 'SI~ Shot' 11 :00 B ill (I) Ill Cll 9 Nowo (]) Mon from U.N.C.LE CIJ Mol,eughlln Oroup fl) Bonny Hill Show 11 :0& (]) MOVIE: 'Men With the Golden Arm' 11 :30 D ill (I) Tonight Show Joan Rivers welcome• Charles Nelson Reilly. Em· manuel Lowia, end Chrlo1ophtr Reave. (80 min.) I]) S~rtoConter D Ill Remington SIHio Remington it convinced that •omeono 11 trying to' murder • ledod '8' movlo '!!'ten . 160 mln.l (Rj. ®T1xl -~ fll One Step loyond 11 :40 Ill Wind• of Evoroot 12;00 I]) Boot of Oroucho I]) NFL Filma Ill Ill 1I21 Newo I!Di MOVIE: 'Alex and the m. Houoecalloon RCA. OuiiOL _ GE. Spocloling in Zon~h . Coll304-578-2398 or 814'-' : . 446·2454. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ••--·;• perienced carpenter. elactri-:..,"' clan, ma10n, painter, roof- ~~ lng jlncludlng hot . 11!1' ~ application) 304-87&-2088iJ' or 676·7358. ~~ For Ale 1989 Plymouth, Fury V-8 , automatic . Starks Tree arid lawn Ser· 1 44.000 actual mlleo. Coli vico,landoeaplnJI. 304-578- ,, 814-448·8808. 2010 . Farm Equipmant Flrep&lce inaert, burnt coal Home Improvements . THAT SCRAMBLED WORO GAME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Viewing "1... Firewood 140 PU load doll· vered . 8 ft . land•capt tlmbero ••.eo .... aft. ocoth pine llvo X-mao tr"' boHad 6 burlaped e32 .150 11 .. Mule~ . 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"" ~ ~ I PAROE I rJ I I 1 IJANGORt CA~ L !:(;' IJ I J Answerhere:"[ Saturday's I ,, WHAi iHE iU!!IA I"~AYEFt'S I< I (;'e HIM . .' XI J-(IJ-[IJ" .. (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: VOUCH FAUNA CONVEX APPEAR Answer: A prejud iced guy Is down on anything he's not this- UP ON .... ' .~" . ,, ~ .. ' .. ' RIDGE James Jacoby Sending a king NORTH +761 to do a jack's job 11-l·ll •J 74 • 7 6i +A 10 9 8 By James Jacoby The highlight of Frank Slewart'o "Christmas Stockinc," a collection of tales centering on an imaginary local dub in late December, may ·-·" •·a team-Gf-four match between &Uys - club boor Bill Frump three out-GI·toWtl professionals and the Sood guys - the club re~~t~lars . Tbe stakes for the club were high the monies accumulated In the prl!e fund - but thai was hardly meaningful to Frump, who bad Inherited a con· slderable fortune. Our next three columns will feature unusual plays involving K-J combinations that only seem like Christmas preseniiS . In today's deal, Minnie Bot· so named for her ablllly to get a bottom score on even run-Gf-lhe-mill hands, was the defender against a prosale one no-trump contract. . Minnie's opening lead of a spade was captured by declarer's king, and clubs were promptly led. In addition to being a not-so-good bridge/layer, Minnie was also myopic, an so in ruclllng lor her dub jack abe tnadver· lently pulled out the kine. What was out-Gf·town ·South, Bill Frump's imported bridge pro, to think? It looked a singleton king, and just looking a~ Minnie Botloms would .tell anyone ,, " ' EAST WEST +Q10842 • K 96 +J9 .AQ~3 tJB3 ·' • Q 10 9 +KJ ... +7 6i 4 SOUTH +A K3 ,__, .10 8 2 t AK 4 2 +Q32 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South · Nortb Eall Pass Pass ...• Soutb . INT Pass "' Opening lead: • 4 •• L__ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _........ .., " " '· . ~ ' that deviousness was not her charac-• • terlstic, so declarer flneased back ; against the club jack that East wu '· presumed to hold. Wben Minnie du& ::out the club jack, declarer had to fall ·: by a trick in one no-trump. Be with us tomorrow as more myopia leads lo disaster for Bill Frump'a hirelings. , . . 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DOWN 1 Ellllcal DAILY CRYPI'OQUO'I'ES - Here's how lo work ll : AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single leiters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the cod\; letters are different. for the ..' ·~ . ' ., , .J CIYPTOQUOTES 12-2 , OPSP S MPO S P DMV U V Z VP G , S F ~PI'( U DMT OG L P D C T OG . - XTZ MIZ 0 XL RT ,YX ETO SF O P S I'S M PO S F L TXXP Yeoterd1y'o Cryptoquote: AS SAID TO A TRUMPET PLAYER: GOD TELLS ME HOW THE MUSIC SHOULD ~SOUND, BUT YOU STAND IN THE WAY! - AR'nJRO lrosoANINI ' " \1 - ~ p X- •oun•moke 12:01 ~~~~) .MOVIE: 'The Roror'o '(CC) 12:15 Ill l!ntortelnment Tonltht Cheryl Ledd 1olka about her role In tho upcoming ,. min i-series 'Crolllnga'. .' Now arrange the clrc ted leiters to lorm the surprise answer, as suo· gested b~ Ute above cartoon. '..• ' �... ( Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Monday. December 2, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Inside: ,---~ll~ ))Jri~J:~:-------------------~--w-&__Mo__l~--~--ct-b-~--~-,-n-o-ch-M-~--s-hu-m--~--e-ari-~-r-o_m_cl_a_l_____ro__H_~---M-~-c-a-lC-~--w-r.----------------------~, count of the board. Sumay at 12:46 p.m .. Tuppers Plains to St. Rt. 681for GarthSmllh Delaware ma n cited by patrol The recount conducted Friday by the ooard gave James Smith 538 to Veterans Me~rlw Hospl!W; Pomeroy at 6:15p.m. to Pomeroy votes for electiOn to the board with David L. Chadwell ~ttlng a count of 535 votes, thereby making Smith the wtnner d a seat oo the lDard. The ligures of Friday's recount were Identical to the ltrtcial count figures. Recounts are now requlml witb:>ut any candidate requesting them in Incidences when the \ute count of the wbtner Is less than on~hWf percent of the total vote count. ..\'Delaware County man was cited ~the Gallla-Melgs post It the State Highway Patrol Sunday following a sbtgJe..car accidt>nt oo Ohio 681. Troopers said LaOendon Nixon, f{l, of Powell, was eastbound on . 681, about two-tenths or a mue east or Meigs County 338, when he apparently lost control of his car In a cuiVe, went off the left sde of the roadway and st\"Ck a tree. Nixon was not Injured In the 7 p.m. ln~t. whicb troopers said caused light dallJage to hiS vehicle. He was cllarged by the patrol with !a llure to control. By the Bend ............. Page 5 Clasllllled$ .. ._ .... Pages 6, 7, 8 Comics-TV ........ , ..... Page 9 Dealhs ........ ._ ......... Page 10 :F.AIItortal ................. Page 2 Spor18 ..................... Page 4 ·Health Care Center lor Wade Smith to Veterans Memortal HospitaL Letart trustees to meet tonight Letart Township Trustees will meet al 7 p.m. tonight (Monday) a1 the townhall. • Middleport Christmas parade set ·Action filed in common pleas Middleport wtll welcome In the holiday season this evening. A parade wUI form at the Fruth-5ears parking lot at"6aild Is schedu~ to move at 6:30p.m. Following tre parade Santa wm be on hand with treats for the younger set and merchants wm stage a rroontight sate with special prices as a part. of the Christmas season activity. Christmas party scheduled The annual Christmas party of the Middleport Gamin Club wU1 he held at 7:30 this evening at the rome of Mrs. John Musser, Mulhel"l)' Heights, Pomeroy. DAR to meet Chester Councll323, Daughters d Amertca, will meet at 7:30p.m. Tuesday. Quarterly birthdays wUI be observed and there will be nomination and election of ofllcers lor 19ll> conducted by Betty Roush, deputy state councilor. All ctflcers are urged ro attend. There will be potluck refreshments. · • Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM, will meet Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the temple. Ofllcers wfil be Installed, and refreshmen!s wtll be served. Marriage Jlcenses have been ISsued In Meigs County Probate Court to Roy Allen Eblin, 27, and Shart Ann Freeman, 22, roth of · Pomeroy; Vlrgtl Edward Taylor, 21, Pomeroy, to Gina Renee Levacy, 19, Bidwell. .. 1 Section, 10 Pegea Pomeroy-Mid~leport, Ohio, Tuesday. December 3, 1986 Copyrighted 1986 Masonic Lodge 363 to mee_t 25 Canta A Multimedia Inc. NewiPIP8f ' Ohioans recover from blast ' By'DIOMAS M. BURNEM Unlled Press Inlematlonal ' • Almost. two-thirds of cnmes unreporte< , Wlriwr arrived In Ohio Monday, · blowing in as much as~ foot of snow in parts of thesnowbeltwlthbllzzard conditions and 50 mph wlnds,as sub· zero wlnd·ch111 temperatures rattled teeth everywhere else In the state. By late evening, snow continued to fall throughout most of the northern third of the state, with the National Weather Service precllct· lng accumulations as high as onr foOt In the Northeast Snowbelt section. A cluster or snow squalls·moving toward Lake and Ashtabula coun· ties were brewing over Lake Erie Monday evening. The squalls were expected to bring intense snowfall to the two counties overnight. A winter stonn warning was in effect for Lake, Astabula and W/!SHINGTON ("UPI) 1 Evm though more clttr.ens are Involved In neighborhood watches and other community safety programs, nearly two- thirds of all crtmes remain "hidden" because they are not repoited to pollee, a study says. The study. released Sunday, also said the most common reason people gave for not gobtg to the 'pollee was that the offense was not Important ~gh to report. The study said that of the estimated 37.1 mUllan crimes In 1983the last year for which complete figures are avaUable - only 35 percent were reported to pollee. Meigs County Emergency Medical SeiVlce reports four calls Saturday and two calls Sunday. Satunlay at 6:07 a.m.. Pomeroy to 327 Mechanic St. for Ma~k Tyree to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuwers Plains at 11:42 a.m. transported Bonnie Srnlth to Camdt>n-Ciark Memorial Hospital; RutJand at 2: 27 p.m. transported Tim Selby to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 7:02p.m. to State Rt. ffi4 lor Carolyn Elkins A mandatory recount by the Meigs County Boanl r1 Elections bt the Nov. 5 election of hoard of education members In the Eastern Vol.36. No.160 Marriage licenses issued EMS answers four weekend calls No changes result of recount at y ~enttne An action to partition property In Olive Township has been !lied ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Richard Kibble,. Fort Shaw, · Mont., against Ernest L. Kibble, El Paso, Tx., et al. f. • Geauga counties, as strong winds AI Sbrocco, manager of the dropping vlslb11lty to near zero Burton Inn, In the heart of the persisted. Geauga County snow !!fit, said he Ohioans spoiled by a mUd had only one customer at 5 p.m. and November awoke Monday morning was getting ready to close- hours to wtnd gusts that sent wlnd-chfil ahead oft he normal closing tfme. readings as low as 24 below zero. "The v!slbtllty Is ~ble out Richard Nelson, a bartender at there," Sbrocco said. ·''My wife the RWntree In Chagrin Falls, said called from Ashtabula County and the area was blanketed with snow, said everything there is closed but It didn't affect his business. down." "The business here has been real TheemployeesatDe(lll\l!MOtelln ' good," he said. "I've got a full har Mentor arrtved Monday afternoon here, which Is unusualfor a Monday for a Christmas tree-trimming night." party, Ill t the Terrace Room bar He added, "I know one thing for was empty or patrons. sure; lt'sourtum.TheWesthashad "It looks Uke we don't expect a It for a couple of weeks and now it's crowd tonight," said Eleanor Laird. our turn." the Terrace Room hostess. "The "I am definitely not ready for . roads here are pretty bad." , this," said a red-cheeked Monica MadiSon ·resident Ada HagM, Veres,anofflceworkerlndowntown who Uves about 100ft. from Lake Columbus. "That Intersection oul Erie's smrllne, said about four there (Broad and HI~ Streets) is Inches of snow had accumulated In like a wind tunnel." Lake County by late evening. Racine para~e set Saturday SAil SALE I MEN'S ~ TIMEX ~KNIT SHIRTS lli S, M, L, and XL sizes. Yoo'll t.J love the selection of styles Many new styles for men and women. Silver or gold finish. . ..._. and colors including dressy ._, knits, sweat shirt looks, jeans shirts and nove~ies. S~ttllew t.J ~ :~:::: ::::::::::: 119 95 eg. • a \:t: . ~~~: S48 Reg. 7 ........Sale S5.59 Reg. S9 ........Sale S7.19 ._. eg. oats........ . , Reg 178 Coats S6 2 Reg. t """"s7o Reg. S12 ••••••Sale 19.59 ._. R ' ao s ....... ~Sil Reg. S19 ... Salt S1S.19 1104 .._..._.__ WOMEN'S QUILT saa ( lll . Sale SAIEI Sale prices on knit shirts, polo shirts, odord shirts, sweat shirts, ~ops. flannel shirts. 14 1 0 4 160 c et51ble.sd!andwarm.'Eailes.ioro,1Wn~ Cordii'Oys... sla.49 ._. Missy and exira sizes in. warm . , winter coats and jackets. Many beautiful styles arlf colo s ~~~~ii~~e 6 t~ 2~ ~ r · lll iJ1 lll R · Sizefllldllrw:he.IOOIIocryiM;w.,hable,rev- Reg.l22,95 LITT~E BOYS Pritt sr~~ t MUo • Doc.. W Set ....S18.99 Queen Bed St S t ... 22.99 Kilg led Set ...... $26.99 c~ortul plaids, e~mouft11e, all w1th :~~ms~~ quilt inine. Regular or.... 119 •95 Qlllhll Ra••h-............. 115.11 121.95 Qullhll s S Flalllth .............. 17.4 124.95Qulltecl 1911 Flameh ..........." .. 1 • 126.95 Quilted Flannels ............... ~ ro;~~ t~~i~~~~lie'~~:o;ai!~~: dusters and bed jackets ~ 1 es ;,~alllo 4x. Sale 17 99 ... ...epwear....... . .wt SIS Sletpwear .... Sale ll1.99 ~ 120 Sletpwear ..... Saft $15,99 JAS2SSIHpwear ..... Saft'l9.99 ...a l30 Sftepwear ..... Saltl23.99 • l35 Sletpwear ..... Saft 127.99 140 Sletpwear ..... Saft 131 .99 • fll 1 0 fll .111 -'«(. 7 · JOGGING WEAR ... Assorted colors in hooded jackets, fll ~• Studoot ""' 26 to 30. Se~ct your lavorie S<>idcok>r.Stral!ht leg style. R s1s 95 c:duroys ......... 112 •69 R~g. $.17.95 Corduroys ......... 113.99 ~~~d$11.95 ~-~-·------~-·------~----'* KODAK I POI.IIOID JA · CAMER'A SALE ... a . Ji1 ._, Limited quantity of diScontinued models- fmm our re· gular stock. ....a l'lular Prices ' ~ 2 to • us •v:::Chol11 I I 1/2 PRI(E ;j CHDIEN'S ~ GilLS' $ h'rt te k ·t d s 1 s, swea r 01 s na · sweatshirt knits. Sizes 6 ;a ~4 14os., 2to 4, 4to 6X, Reg. sa Tops ..". S6.39 R.... 110 Tops ... 17,99 ., Reg. $12 Tops .. $9.59 lllg. 114 Taps .... 111.19 . or uroys ........ 14.99 .., . t t h rt ts t .... swea pan s, s o s, ves ' swea . ._ shirts and zip-front jackets. ,1,1 Jr. Sizes: S·M-L-XL. Reg sa Sale 16 39 fll .Jl1 Reg: Sll·::::::: Sale 18:79 f11Reg.114 ..... Sale111.19 9 RVCR poLiyE,_ . VHS FORMAT, T-120 Junior sizes S·M·L in short jackets. Excellent quality. Reg. 152.00 ~488 jackets ... Salt. S41.88 Reg. 159.00 Jackets ••• SaleS47.88 Reg. 110 Slacks ............... l7.99 R 115 Sl!ll'k ac s............. 511 •99 RSI!IIa·k$23 s c s............. 18.39 SUptr Spte II I R~g. 132 Slacks ............ ,l25 .59 Sawe during this special .... on out entire stock ot quality CASSEnE TAPE SALE coordinate bs~drtiWdeearDe. Lad amous ran s lncu von, Y Devon, Wrangler, Queen Casual, Blake and Dotty Mann. Petite, Missy and Extra Sizes. Reg. $10.00 to $62.00 F $799 10 $4 5 99 Salt Prle.. JJAUCNKIEOTRS - TA p'E ~~es~~~~ ~dE~~~ t,~:\ t~!W. •tua Wi&4r . JUNioR BOYS KNIT Sizes 8 through 18. Dressy looks, jeans shirts, novenies 1n colors and patterns that are sure to please. S9,9 5 Boys Knits ........................ 17.79 S12.9510ys 1Cnits ...................,l10.19 114.95 Boys lnits .................... l11.79 $16.95 IOyslnlts ................... •13.49 :~f.~~~~~. ..!~~.,.. ~~~~t~ ~g~~u~s ~ ·: w.~m\~~~~~~~,~~~~g !~!!~n~!L~~t~o'l lL,i?~i'o.~~~A•. A GilLS' The first annual Racine community Christmas parade wlll be !Ji!ld at 3p.m. Satunlay. • Flnalplansarebelngmadetorthe holiday event, Racine merchant Thorllef l)ent2 reports. Over 40 entries are expected for the parade Including bands, floats, jugglers, organizations and Santa wUI be making an appearance. Any orgMizallon stlll wishing to partlcl· pare In thj! parade Is welcome and is asked to call the Racine Depart· men! Store at 94S-2a00or949·00'1!lfor detaUs. The new Racine Merchants Assn. Is sponsortng the parade and a number of other hollday related actlvltles Including a "Santa Shack", business specials, free gifts 'll!ld a drawbtgtora VCR. On behall or the merchants, Bentz commented: "Every effort has been made to contact Meigs County organizations by telephone to Invite . lui fall colors. Many wdh ooordinatin• tops. "' ~~6x.6/~o~rs, 2 to 4, 4 Jackets, long coats, denim .wt looks. One and two piece ...a snowsuits. Complete range IW ~rl;~es fo.r tittle boys and ~ 17 Pants IS 59 112 Pants'"""" 19.59 ....... ' 117 Pants ..... l13.59 122 Pants ..... SJ7.59 leg. SJ6.0t It 161.00 $2 235 To S584S Crowd braves cold weather for parade ... • d... .wt +-·-·---~"-·--·-~;---·-·-~·-~"-·--·~·--·-~~-·--·--"- 1 ~·------·-·-~·-~~-·--·------·-·~-·-~~~--·----·.r.a~ MENS UIIED MISSY AND EXTRA sizE SALE unLE BOYS ~ ·~a--eg~.·----c~a.a_t_s ,1,1 ·!i:~~:~:~~~:: $17 58 BOYS Cotton and _polyester percales no 1ron. Set 1ncludes 1flat sheet 1 fitted sheet. 2/illowcms. mel~nt ~H;inSecolor se~e~~9, Wll 25°/o SAVE Reg. ' 6 . 69 Pkg. Sale ...... •4.19 pkg. Reg. •&.29 Pkg. Sale ...... •4.72 pkg. Reg. •7.99 pkg. NOVELTY THROW BLANKnS . Conknys...$15.99 :::::::::: !~::: WOMEN'S l21.99 R 11g. S21.U ..•S. sn.s~ llg. lH,9LS.. lJ196 Hanes Red Label men's and boys' underwear the perfect gift. T·Shirts, Briefs, A-Shirts, BoKers, Famous Hanes quality at sale prices. 9 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. Reg. 14.50 .......... Sale S3.59 Reg. S6.00 .......... Sale $4,79 Reg. 19.00 .......... Sale S7 .19 114.00 ...... Sale S11.19 Waist sizes . 29 to 50. Straight leg style, solid colors. Made by Wrangler. e~rht••• lhlttl S15.95 Knts ... S12.69 $11.95 Knts ... S14,99 cam~ole sels. Size JEANS & SLACKS. fer HANES ··UNDERWEAR SLIPS Full slips, half slips and CORDUROY WATCHES " llnLE GilLS' MEN'S Saveonyourfavoritemusic. Country, rock, reli•ious, pop, sound tracks and mor~! Reg. 15.79 Tapes ..... s4.65 Reg. 17.79 Tapes ..... S6.25 Reg.I9.79Ta.,.s ..... S7.85 r- Reg. S64,00 Jackets ... Sale ~·i~ . -p~ "' ~ INSLATED COVERALL S Z;psfrdmtop llldboHon.Concealed-metal snaps, nylon qui~ lnng for e~~tra w'armth, adjustablelegsnaps. S~esS,M,LandXL SSa541e.k95 Brown Duck143 99 ...................... ' 149.95 Olivewood Tw'111 Sale ....................... $39.99 1 ssua SCARFS. OUTFITS ~ Solid and prints in cot. ton, wool or polyester. SAVE /~ Reg S3 SCarf S2JO • ... • Reg,S4Scarf ... S2.89 Reg SS Scarf S3 50 '$ '" ' Reg. 6 Scarf... 30010 ···s SPORT SHIRTS Sizes small (14-14\1), medium 11515~1. large 116·1611), and extra large 117·17111. Also 2X and 3X big sizes and tails. Poly cotton blends, Tryella flannels, corduroys and dress flannels. 11295 Sport Slirts $1039 su:95 Sport Slirts :::::s12:79 SII_.95SpartShi1s ..... l15.19 • One and two piece outfits and corduroy bibs . Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 ._. Ji1 .frl to 7 ~ 1 DRDlS£1> FOR COlD NIGHT- Mlddlepori Cub ScouiBol'l'roop 2fll weredl1 1sed like etlklmoeMonday n1pt u they rode on thiB Mlddlepoli Cllrlllma8 parade. S14 Outfits ... S11.19. 117 Outfits ... S13.59r.a BOYS FLANNEL SHIRTS Colerflllpla" II. • ' ~ sa Outfits ....... S6.39" S110utfits ..... l8.79....a '"poHtms in simi thrv Hoa•r weight Ah*an lla•tls and cameullage shirlllnchodecl. ~ now. ·" tl.· " ~ •,. J.1 fll .lA ' :91.19955FIFiannan'nlesls"""" :97.8499 .. a' t"'" ' 114.99 Flannels .... 111.89 . S16.95:Fiannels .... l13,49 J.1• fiA Wl&~r j.a ';jf -~ ., .... IW DRESSES MEN'S 1 19.95 BWE DENIM JEANS ~. ... . , Pre-washed, 100% cotton . Waistslzes29to 42, 30 to 34 inch lengths. fll -" 'Speeltl Sale Prlee Reg. $11.79 Tapes ... 19.45 $1399 ................. _"'.........." ft6,,.,~. Ju~ers Casual and dressy styles. & velvet dresses. Sizes NB o 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X. 7 to 14. Reg s9 00 Drenes 17 19 Reg. S14•00 Dr esses............. Sl1 •99 Reg S20 00 Dresses 115 99 • • ............. • Reg. '28.00 Dresses............. s22.39 Reg. $35.00 Dresses ............. S27~99 ' ' ................. · Sft,95 Sport rl•t••• MEN'S 111.95 flANNEL . SPORT SHIRTS S ~14-14~) . M(15 - 15~). l (16-16~) and Xl 11 -17~) . Colorlul plaid patterns ~Y WraDgler and Five Brothers. long tails, two pockets. ·$766 . ale · ME.N'S TIES New selection for Christmas giving. Solid colors andb a big selection of neat patterns. F 'It ree gl oxes. Reg. Reg. $1 0 00 T' · • 1es .......... s7.97 sa. so Ties ..........~.. ss.n USE O.UR FREE PARKING LOT v~lcle In the Pfeifer wants OWl cases out of mayors' courts SIW1s .....$11.3,9 r.&' • ~~·-~·--·-~-· - -.·~~~-a.--~·-·n~-·--·--·r-·~~--~~-u"nL"~l-E·-G·I-IL,-S.,----·--·-;~-"-·----·-~--·--·~---~~--r-·--·---C~h·--·---S·--,~.-~-~"~-·~. Reg. $19 .... Sale S15.19 Jar&e Weather played havoc with the annual Middleport Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade Mon· day night. · While the actual temperature was as high as~degrees. the wind chUI factor brought It to zero, much to the dlscomlort d. participants and viewers. The crowd on hand to see the parade which welcomes In lhe holiday season was considerable lighter than previous years due to the &eVere cold - and whUe some viewers did stay In town to take advantage of moonlight &Wes staged by merchants, business was down as people headed back to the warmth of their homes. Uoder · normal weather condl· tlons, Middleport Is packed with prop~ who stay In the business section to seek bargains a~ the special sales. Following the parade - which was ~ by a cold Meigs High School marching band - Santa was In the drtve through area of Central Trust to distribute treatso!theyoungerset and many did hang on In lhe cold to have that tradltonal viSit wlth St. Nick. i: .~.a • .. a •... .,. r.a J.1 MEMBERS oftheSIIIrley QulckeiDMceCiub 1"e emed1111Uonotlcelhe . zero lempfrlllure Ia theydancle tbwnSeoond A~e., MoadqniiN.In the Mlddlepon Chamber ct CommerCe aniUII ClutiUnas parade. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -State Sen. Paul E. F'teUer, R- Bucyrus, .• says mayors' courtsshoukl notltave jurisdiction In drunk driVing cases because they have no power to suspend or revoke drlvers' Jlcenses. • "Today, it IS possible to avoid the run Impact of Ohio's rough Jaw on drunk driving if you are fortunate YULE SCENE - A holiday , enough to be cited In mayors' acene _.w by a decoraiAld court," Pfeifer, a candidate for the Chrllllrnla tree wu tiled by Republican nomination for goverF'nllh l'llatmllcy for 118 Ooat nor, said Monday In a presentation 8111')' Ia the Mlddlepor& Cluislto the Ohio Association d Chters of maa parade Monday night. Continued on page 10 their participation In our parade.lf we have not reached a representa · tlve or your group, we apologize and Invited you to take part In our parade. All area fire departments are welcome. Several groups from Ravenswood are·expected ro take part," Following the parade, which wUI lining up at~ p.m. on Fourth St., the village CJu·lstmas tree wm be lighted. A nativity scene and other related Christmas decorations wlll he featured. Decorations are stUJ needed from Racine VIllage residents and other Interested persons for the vlllage tree. The Merchants Assn. requests that all community residents bring at least one ornament, signed by the donor, to be used on the tree. This method wlll form a dual purpose of providing decorations ror the tree' plus creating a united community effort. Durtng the week or Dec. 18 the Santa Shack wUJ be open and ltve entertainment wUI be provldedeacli evening. VlllagebuslnesseswUlstay open untU 9 p.m. durtng that last week. Merchants fliers have been malled to announce holiday specials. Also a new business ts opening In the community. 11 IS the J. & T. VldeoswhlchwUibeopenbyDec.l2 and wm be housed In the Shirt Shop building. The new business wlll speclwlze In video rentals. The Club Restaurant, formerly Dalley's Country Restaurant, Is now under new ownership and will be staying open afler aU Southern High School home games. Taylor trial underway The aggravated murder trial of Joseph C. Taylor began Monday afternoon In Meigs County Common Pleas Court as attorneys lor the prosecution and·defense gave their opening statements to the slx man·six woman jury . Taylor, lndlcled for aggravated murder In connection with the July 21 shooting death of his wife, Marllyn Tlmmons Taylor ,Is repres· ented by Athens Attorney Herman Carson. Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow Ill IS being assisted in the case by Athens At tomey Robert Toy. In hls opening statement to the jury, Crow said the evidence wlll show that the defendant was · drinking heavUy on the Sunday the sMotlng took place and that he argued with his wlfeoverwhetheror not she should allow her brother, Tel"l)' Timmons, to use her car. Crow told the jury lhe evidence will show that the defendant asked a son to bring him the .22 callbur handgun which became the alleged mum,:,r weapon, and the shells to put in 11. Crow said that durtng the argu ment over the loan of the car, Marilyn Taylor said, "You're not man enough to shoot anyone." The defendant then shot her In the neck Crow said, with Timmons and the son as witnesses. Crow asked the jury toflndTaylor "guilty as charged." Carson, In his opening statement, rold the jury that Taylor did consume beer and wine on that Sunday to the point that he was "physically Impaired." Carson said tha!Taylordld askhls sonIa bring him thegun,bul, the gun was "a piece of junk." Carson told the lury lila tan expert witness from London, Ohio's Bureau of Criminal lnvestlga tlon will offer testimony durtng the trtal which wUI prove that the gun was defective. Carson said the expert witness tested the gun and among other things, found It to have a broken trtgger sjlrtng making It difficult to cock, and, I! It was made to cock, It had a hair trtgger. Carson said that when the diSCUssion over the loan of the car ensued and the statement "not man enough" was made, Taylor lunged up forward and the gun went ctf. "The gun was In the defendant' s hand when It went off," Carson said to the jury, "but negligence ca nnot be substllued for purpose, or prior calculation and design." Carson called the shooting "a tragic accident." The trial resumed at 9 a.m. this morning as testimony on behalf oJ the prosecutiOn got underway. Pomeroy Council session brief Monday night's regular aesslon of Pomeroy VWage CouncU wao brlel as the 11n1t topic ol ~ again dealt with Coosollda£ed Communication's cable televl!Jion &erVIce lo the vlllage. Councllman BUJ Young said he would contact the cable company before the next council meetlns for an analysis or the complaints ·which the company received fnlm Pomeroy residents when they smt the mobile here a week or 80 ago. Seyler said Union Ave. and Welle Terrace residents are stUJ esperlendng a variety d. prob~ wllh tllllr cable servloe. In other mauers, the oouncu repilried 1'1!&1 a new l9S6 polloe cruiser 1rom Pat HUI Ford was put bsto -me ltlli week hy the deptuiment. CoancU al!!o accepted the mi\Vor'S repon ol S2488ln lines and lees lorNovemberandextendedlhanltalotbelllreelandflredepartments for their aa!lltance and quick clean-... Ia lhe recent Oood. CouncU no!H that remaining mud In the parking lot will he removed as1100n as ll&haws. Preient In addition to Voung and Seyler were Council mernben Beay Barenlck, lArry Wehnmg, Jom Andei'IOn, Bruce Reed, Henry Werry and Clerk·TreuurerJane Wallon. nJ ,, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 2, 1985