https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/27948c74f4c74da4fba492b6896f7ee9.pdf 08b2d00f65c6de540f3759372475c798 PDF Text Text Monday, December 9, 1985 . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-12 The Daily Sentinel · ·· {! · 1986 Republican governors prep~e or _ , B ClAY F IUCIIABII8 Y • . UPI PIJII&Ir.-l Wrller WILMIN,GI'ON, Del. (UPf) The nations "'~•bllcan governol'!l '>q>" ' who control only 16 of 50 states, are spending the next twodaysWlll"kln& on bow to multiply their numbers. Theanilualcon!erenceofRepubU· On board tbey enjoyed a catered bnmcb romplete wHh rnlmosaB champqoe and frabed squeezed ••"-. w--""'"""' the Oflllli'e ~~~ ....w•a~u - game 17·12. to tbe constemat!onol host Gov Mlcbael Castle of Dela· n ~ r the ware, . was ·-~'6 Eagles. at Wilmington's Hotel DuPont. Golla. Georae Deukmejlan ri CallfOrllla Jlm'lllompsm!tDllnols and WUJiam J,anklow .ol South The group later attended a reception at the Brandywine Mu!11!11111111 Oladds Ford, Pa, - home !tthe WyetbfamJJyartcoDectlonfollowed by a private dlliner at the &DV8'11()r's IJiiiiSion back across the Une In Delaware. Tbe conference wW oost about $1'10,1110, but the ooJy taxpayer expi!IISe Is the l-ost for state ponce who wm act as cbaulreurs, driving eachiJ)vernortoandfromtheday's activities Ill Lincoln Towncars, wblcll are on loan frml a local car Secretary WWlamassistant Bennett, Mitch pres!- .-:slo:n:_:Tu:esda:::::Y_:Jro:=.:rnln_:::g::,· dentlal political Daniels and Repubtlcan National u- • who can governors opens offlcally today andakeyelementcltheRepubUcan Party's game pian to become the dominant polltlcal party lnvolves the36statehouse races up In ll~~Ji. A Who's Who of REpublican pollsters and poUtlcal consultants wW address the session as weD as VIce President George Bush, the party's leading 1988 presidential candidate. But before the meetings, discusslonsandspeeches,13ofthe16GOP state chiefs decided to put a utt1e Pleasure before business Sunday. It was only a 27-mllerldedown the Interstate to Philadelphia, but the governors preferred a vintage passenger train provided by Conran to travel to the Phlladelpllla Eagles-Washington Redsldnil game. . -......... ° deale!'. About f) companies signed up for up for contributions <t up to $5,(00 each, 1r donated services. The DuPont Co., which Is the economic backbone of Delaware, Is underw· rittng a $10,«00 state dinner tonlght MCI upset with AT&T's tactics CHICAGO (UPI) - The Amerl· can Telephone & Telegraph Co. Is suspected of rustnng MCI customers and a formal complaint may be flied with the Justice Dl!part· ment, according to the president of MCI Midwest. . Ron Spears, head of the MCI Communtcatlons Corp. regional diviSion that serves Oblo, told the Olicago Tribune thousands ol MCI resldentlal equal access customen have ended up on AT&Ts biDinp, costing the company at least $500,000 In lost revenues and expenses resulting from the problem. MCI Midwestcoven a five. state region - TIUnols, Indiana, Wlscon· sin, Michigan and Oblo - which roughly corresponds with that cl Amerlt'ech, a marketing nrm created · during the breakup ol AT&T. Spears said his servlcl' department has received tllouSanda of calls from customers fnm lhot!e states who signed up with MCI and got AT&T. The rnlx·ups "may or may 1101 be wlllfU~" Spears said In an lnte!VIew ln the 'I'rlbme'sSunday editions. However,ltthemlx-upscontlnue, · Spears said the company wm go to the Justice Department with a formal complaint. '"There's a lot of activity In oor legal clepartlllellt ... related to the residential problems that are still golni m." Spears sail!. Dakota were 1101 able to attend the conferenc:e. 'llleconterenoeopenstodaywitha closed brealdast where the governors wW hear · from Education ~--~--------~----~---------------------r--------------~------ Search for kidnap victims conti'!ues Olatnnan Fr k Fahrmkopl' . an · Fabrenko~ and BennettwWlaler address ·the tlrst public session, along with veteran poUtlcal consul· tant ""''" Ba"M• '""""" ""' ' The aftwmon session wW alternate poutlcal sessions with panels discussing the e::onomy. Bush addresses the.closlng ses- &J~~~iw~=:p:~~::eu~vde::t::n:~;~: as early today university workers decided whether to strike In protest ol the latest abductionS. · Along. the G~ Line separating east and west Beirut, clashes . bet~ Christian and Moslem forces that began Sunday continued -·~• Into today. There were oo l(nmedlate casualty reports. . Prime Minister Rashld Karami said he would hold a meettng.ol · , h .. for a army and mllitla representatives today to set the' zero our Syrian· backed security plan to take effect In west Beirut, but some political saJrces said Its announcement might be delayed. ·Rants in playoffs .. l •TALC •IODY LOTION •NO. 28t 7 99 · . ·cOTY MUSK GIFT SET 1 906-COLOGNE SPRAY.AND HAND AND IODY LOTION OR MUSK FOR MEN NO. 926- 699 Today - Becoming partly cloudy An AT&T spokesman told the with a high~ to:IO. Southwest winds paperthemlx-uplwerenotconflned 5tol0mph. to AT&T, lidding M(l bas "bad Its t'1JaiP& - Mostly cloudy with a sbarelijrllblemsaswell." low In the mid »>. Light and "We wculdn't lmowlng(y sign up variable winds. Customen who didn't want oor TwldiQ' - Ooudy with a chance service," the spokesman aald. "We of showers. High lll'Oiml50. aren't out to lake ~ybody's ~ ol pte lplallna - Near z.ero percent today, ~ percent custmlers." tonight and 50 percent Tuesday. ~I'll aald the problem wu Exlelldedforeca•forW_. .....,. caused by "overlays" when more than one company clalms a custo- u.ruap ~-A chance <t rilln mer hu chosen their !lEI'\'llr. or snow Wednesday and a chance of snowThundayand Frlday. Htgbaln Attempt~ to clear up the confusion heavDy laver AT&T, Spears . the 40!1 Wednesday, 25 to 35 Thul'!lday and 15 to 25 Friday. Lows . clalmed. ATllif bas a history of making Ill the 00s Wednesday, In the ais Thul'!lday and In the teens Friday. thelle mistakes, Spears said. COLOGNf, AFTER SHAVE & SHAVE CRE.M OLD SPICE GIFT SET •AFTER SHAVE o(QLOGNE NO. 33M 41' ~ BRUT 33 GIFT SO •NO. 5'109 •SPlASH-ON LOTION •DEOOOIIAtjT 249 CHRISTMAS GIF.T SALE BUY NOW WltlE 111 SOIOION IS lEST. CHOCOLATES IIP"l...lll BYBROCKt99 1 LB. Box'l SIZE REGULAR OR SPICE SCENT 4 OZ. SIZE · SENSITIVE SKIN 9c ~~- 79~ -169 THEIIALIUNIEtS POlTBTII WRIIS YAIN HOUDAT TillE COYIIS ... KODAK DISC COLOR FILM liNGERIE DEPT. DUmiS ~K~sgtA29 30 HOSPITAL GOWNS 1m JACIOS , PllmX ,11 HOUI SAL£ LOUNGEIS MENNEN SKIN BRACER CHOCOLATE FLAVORED BIC SANTA DISPOSABU MEMORY SOLID SHAVERS ASSORIED 8 OZ. REGULAR OR FOR SALE ON QUAUlY CIIIISTIUS Glm AU TIIS WDI ANGEL TREAD COlY lOOTS BABY DOLL PAJAMAS TEDDIES LONG GOWNS & IOIES SHOIT GOWNS &IOIES LONG PAJAMAS .. . ·, . at y • 8 FLAStiES SAVE ON QUAUTY MEN'S & BOYS~ WEAl ~t::~r.~::~~~~15 . DIISS SOCKS COIDUIOY JEANS miners) take sldlls and relate them to a new type of employment." To be eligible for the program, miners must have been lald-otf directly from a mining job, must be currently unemployed or work parHime and must~ an Ohio resident living ill one of the 16 participating counties. , Laid-off miners Interested In participating In the program must have thelrellgibllltydetermlned by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services (OBES) . Documentation, Including verification of Income, proof of a lay-offfrom a mine, social security number, Court upholds utility taxes CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UPI)- of-stateconsumers through taxpayWest Vlrginla:S higher tax on ers' rate structures," Canady said In electricity produced · for non- hls opinion. "There Is oo real resident use has' been upheld by a dlscrtmlnaUon. circuit judge In a lawsuit flled by "'The tax burden Is borne accord· seven power utllltles. tng to the amount . ol electrtclty Kanawha Circuit Heman Can- generated In West VIrginia, no• ady held In his ruling that the West according to any distinction beVIrginia tax on power shipped to tween In-slate and out·of-state other states Is constitutional and taxpayers." does not discriminate against seven The suit was flied by Duquesne power generating firms. Light Co., Ohio Power Co., W~t The seven, Including Ohio Power Penn Power ·ca., Appalachian Co., had waged a long legal battle In Power Co., Monongahela Power an effort to void the tax. Co., Potomac Edison Co., and · "There Is no dlscrlmlnatlon Virginia Electric and Power Co. against out-of-state taxpayers," the Canady disputed their argument judge said In a four-page ru_Ung. that the West. VIrginia law violates "The prtvllege being taxed, genera- thP Equal Protection Cla)lse of the tion of electric power, Is a West U.S. Constitution and the ComVIrginia activity, merce -ClaUSe, , anO Equal and "The tax Is lev led only upon the Uniform Taxation Provision of the value of electricity generated In West VIrginia Constitution. West VIrginia:' · "The exemptions and exclusions In dispute "!aS a Ia w passed by the apply to dlf:(erent classes of taxpaylegislature In 1978 raising the tax on ers, none d whom .are In the same bUsiness as plaintiffs," the judge po:iwer generated. In West VIrginia held. · and transmitted across the border. "Public utlllty businesses pay tax That law hiked the tax rate from 88 on their enUre business, from cents to $4 for every SlOO In generation through 'retail sales to electricity generated. . "There Is no discrimination the consumer. Plaintiffs pay tax where the tax Is passed to out- ooly on their generatiOn." IIIIT s11m SPon SJKns WIIITo Jacms 111111 LU'IIDnaBS & sum Jltms 1111'S DIESS SLACIS :~=~ SIIITS SWIAT PAinS :.•~t1s . . .G QOTHIS •n . MATERNITY WEAR SWEAT JACKETS · . INIT TOPS PAIIITS GOWNS I IOIES PAJAMAS OUTFITS SWIATIIS ILOUSES r~-~~ __n_H_a_w_u_•--~--------------~Plln~I=S~ ELBEleELDS WlltiHM lttf IIOH1 JO LIMI'f Q4MN'I Inll • · 2 Sections, 22 'Pages 26 Cents A Multi~edialnc. Newspaper blrthdate and selective service information and veteran status, If available must be supplied. Meigs County residents should call992-6671: An ellglblllty determination, according to TriCounty CAA Director Glen Kerklan, wlll not constitute enrollment In the project. That will be determined by the local service pro~lder after eligibility paperwork has been forwarded by OBES. The local agency wlll then be reponslble for enrolling participants. The project, Seder said Is specifically for miners "who had very goodjobsand nowtheirbuslness Is gone . and they areoui of work." Seder said she realizes that participants, cince they have completed their training, may have to go ru tslde the area to find employment. "We realize they would prefer to stay In the area, If possible, and we've had good success In placing JTPA trainees ln local jobs." Seder said special emphasis has been placed on Belmont County, In which approximatelY 4,000mlners havP been laid-off. Counties Involved in the project include Belmont, Harrison, Monroe, Jefferson, Guernsey, Nobl~. Columbiana, Coshocton, Washington, Morgan,Gauta. Meigs, Hocking, Athens, Perry and Musklngum. For more Information, call1 -!nl-222-3185. 8pnuses assured for Middleport village employees Ohio State Patrol cites tivo drivers following .three-vehicle accident Two drivers were cited by the Gallla·Melgs post of the State Hlg~wily Patrol folloWing a three· ~hicle accident Monday afternoon on0hlo7. Belpre, and a pickup operated by Hollle Barner, -53, of Parkersburg, W.Va .. were southboulid on 7 In Orange Township. Barner allegedly attempted to passMossasMosswas making a left tum and apparently 1985. Councilman Bob Gllmore reported that only about $'100 of $2,000 appropriated for activities such as the July 4th celebration was spent durtng the year and he asked that the balance be set aside for next year. However. Mayor Hoffm31) assured Gilmore that a new similar appropriation wlll be made In the 1986 budget.Inanswertoaquestlon about a planned annexation of property below Middleport asked by Gilmore. Mayor Hoffman said that Attorney Steve Story Is working op the project and has a map and a list of names of property owners who would probably be Involved In tile annexation. Last hlght's nieettn'g,' officials said, was one or shortest held by Middleport councils. The session, the final meeting of the group for 1985, lasted less than l'\ mlnut~. ·PUCO okays lower rate hike from Unlimited res idential service. which allows customers to make as many telephone calls a month as desired. now costs $15.!6. Ohio Bell has asked that be hike to$3l.!6, but an unldentHied source at the PUCO said the utility won't get that much, the Columbus Cit !zen-Journal reported. . "The (rate Increase) is llkely to be quite smalL They're asking !or about l) percent more for residen· tlal customers. lt will be less than$4, quite a bit less," the source told the newspaper. Armed robbery investigated 139 Meigs County sher~rs deputies this morning continued Investigation of an armed robbery which occurred Monday night. Sheriff Howard Frank reports the incident happened at the Noble R Hamon residence on St. Rt.143 about a half mile from the Athens County line. According to the report, about 9: !Op.m.,a man knocked on the door at the Hamon trailer and asked to use the telephone because his car had broken down . The man tnen forced his way In the door followed by tour or five accomplices wearing masks. One unknown subject al legedly held a gun to Hamon's head . A gun and money were taken. Hamon attempted to follow the alleged robbers as they left but they !Ired a shot at. hlm. He returned to thetrallerandwalted a few minutes before going to a neighbor's to call the sheriff. The Bureau of Criminal lnvi'S tl· gallon has been called In to assist. In other matters, Sher~f F'rank reports that Judy R Laudermllt, Middleport, has been cited for failure to control following a one-ca r accident on Pine Grove Rd. at the intersection of Salser Rd. The accident occ urred about 1 a.m. this morning. There was llgh: damage to the Laudermilt Yehiclr•. Jeno's sold to Pillsbury Co. MINNEAPOLIS (UPII - The Pillsbury Co. announced Monday It has purchased the plzza-maklng empire of Jeno F. Paulucci, the Duluth, Minn., businessman who made a fortune earlier selling his Chinese food company. Pillsbury. a major food company that already makes frozen pizza under the brand names of Totino's, F'ox Deluxe and Pillsbury Microwave, said It acquired substantially all oftbeoperatlngassestsofJeno 's, . YOUR NEXT Sflowsuns ... .. area. 'This month, Fr.iday the 13th The best defense against a wlll be an unlucky day for area drunk driver, Henderson said, Is residents who drink and drive, Middleport VIllage employes a properly fastened safety belt according to Lt. Dan Henders:m. were assured Christmas bonuses and shoulder harness. If drivers commander of the Gallla-Metgs when Middleport VIllage Council observe a suspected drinking post of the State Highway met Ina brief session Monday night . driver, they can call the nearest Patrol. Council gave a third reading and post of the patrol and report the Beginning at 4 p.m. Friday, approved an ordinance which wUI · vehl.cle's license number, des· state troopers and other forces provide a bonus of $150 for each full crlptlon and direction of traveL will be out In force for 13 hours, time employe and $75 for each Troopers can be contacted on untli 5 p.m. Saturday, .on high· part-time employe for Christmas. channelS of citizens band radios. ways that have a history of Council approved the report of The hlgltway patrol's call letters alcotKJI-related acCidents or Mayor Fred Hoffman showing a .are KNN3083. · DWI violations as a part of collection of $2,603.50 In fines and "D-Day on Trafflcways" and fees for November and gave a. Drunk and , Drugged Driver second reading to an ordinance · Awareness Week. which will Increase water and "D-Day" Is an tiltenslfled sewage fees In the town by 10 enforcement effort by state, percent. county and.local' pollee agencies A vote or thanks was extended to . to help t"ellu~ the number of , . DwayJ!!! W~r whO don&ted the 3ieohol and drug related traffic · Christmas tree being used near accidents. ' village haiL ltwasdecoratedbyBIII Durst and other employes. Last year, 648 of 1,521 fa tal accidents In Ohio were caused Council approved mll)or fund transfers to balance accounts tor by drinking drivers. ln the · territory covered by the Gallla· Meigs post, 63 percent of rural fatal accidents were alcohol related and Henderson said that COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -The · drug or alrohol impaired driver Public Utilities Commission otohio continues to be ttl! leading cauS(' will grant the Ohio Bell Telephone of deaths and Injuries In the Co. a rate increase which is "considerably less" than the $135 muiton hike the utility requested. It was reported today. The PUCO was to announce its decision on the rate hike request · p.m. accident_ , which troopers said struck the left front of Moss' vehicle. Moss' vehicle report- caused heavy damage to Moss' rig today. A post Ohio Bell has asked for increases edly struck a parked northbound and light damagr to Barner's and vehicle owned by Tlm L. Curtis of Curtis' vehicles. Moss was cited tor In a wide range of services and no brakes and Barner was charged hoped to begin charging for some Tuppers Plains. with passing at an intersection. service that are now free. No lnjurtes were reported In the 1 LET US PRICE. DIESSES $U PS - ·---- enttne DWI crackdown set this Friday .IIIUTS PIIS VCI TAPES WIIITII COATS --- . A program to help unemployed area miners find new jobs has ~n established by the Trl-County Community Action Agency In Athens, with services to be provided by toea! community action agencies. The bohlo Coal Region Dislocated Mine Workers' Project, funded by the U.S. Department d Labor and the State of Ohio, will provide classroom training through the Job Training Partnership Act to unemployed mines In 16 area counties, lcludlng Gatua and Meigs. "The program provides special training," Joan Seder, assistant .ITPA director with tbeGallla-Melgs Community Action Agency said, "to help (laid-off ~--------------~ CHILDREN'S DEPT. Story on Page 10 New jobS ·program planned for areamtners lEADS IIIGS WOMEN'S WEAR SWEATERS SPORTSWEAR SLACKS BLOUSES COATS JOGGING WEAR DRESSES SWEATER VESTS . .......... • JEWELRY DEPT. AU COTY RAGIANas nMEX WATCHES NECKLACES EAIIINGS CHAINS ....,._,.;,.;,...._ . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, December 10, 1985 FLASH EXPOSURES ___ ___ Iowa shooting spree. DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS • • AS PER POSTEDSCHEDI;ILE Weather ~O ......"''"l 1 a~ EUIRA SWUPIIS - ~----------'--------------L----,- - sna TABlE COVRS . ____ ' ' See Pqe 5 ·Huhting, ·fish-ng.·d~yA .... COLOR ·FILM·· OEVELOPI·N.G* •AFTER BATH . SPLASH · . ~-----·---...,..... Vot.35, No. 186 Copyrighted 1986 · Those numbel'!l are 1, 3, 5, 22, 38 aDd39. That per110n can turn In the ticket at any regional lottery oftlce and become eligible lor the jackpot of $6.1122,484. . Ohio Lottery Commission offt· clals said $7,815,529 worth of tickets bad been 110ld for the game. The jackpot bad been growing becauSe there bad been no winners In recent games. How manyplayers bad four of the six numbers and five of the six numbel'!l wm he determined today. Meanwhile, the jackpot for Wednesday night's game starts over at an "' estimated $1 mllilon. '\Saturday's winning Ohio Lottery :r;>aUY Number: ~- Ticket sales · totaled Sl,ro4,191.50, with a payoff dueof$1,004,645. . . ' ........... LPN graduation ~·liP '·. ~' I drawing. EliCTIIC llllliETS COifOITDS . Story, Pllbtol on·.,.,...;; 3 · One winning ticket held in Ohio Lotto HOME FUiiiSHINGS ' ~· . ' -----------------------~ Cl.EVEl,AND (UPI) - Chrtst· mas came a Hille early for ihe one Ohio Lotto player who holds a ticket with tbeaameslxnumbel'!lon It that were puUed In Saturday night's ,._- l'ltiCI!S UfiCliVI DEC. 9 JltRU !,, r9U Jnc. Pauluccl's company makes fro- zen pizza, snack roll and pasta RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY 208 EAST MAIN STREET POMERO" '1·-: PHARMACY PHOI~ i:: 99l·:to86 provide a tmeak preview afwhal the ..ullence wUJaee. The mu!lcalltt Wider the dlredlon ol Mlekey Hoback, Porlland prmdpal, and June Buchan•, elementary rnua1c teacher. The eot!Cumee were mack> by Sandy Ccaler, a parent. Scenery was made by ariclllllle8at be tile order of tile evenlnl when the lltadenta ol Portland Elemenlary School ......... tile !Wticll ,.,_ Wee Klnp'' Saturd~J~, 7 p.m., at the acbool. Michael Evan~ aa a llmJ, JeMikaCodner aa Rll an&eJ, Jelllllca Covert aa a camel and C.J. Harrill as a lion, II tlleacbool. J• products under the names Jeno's, Mr. P's, ChefSalutoandotherbrand names at plants In Wellston, and Jackson, Ohio. The terms of the sale were not released. However, It was reported that Jeno's has annual sales of $175 mlillon. Pauluccl, who grew up In a poor family on the Minnesota !ron Range, first made It big making Chun King chow metn. He sold the company tot be RJ . Rey ooids Co. In 191i6 for $63 m llllon. The sale to Pillsbury ends sE"Jsral years of lawsuits between the two companies Bothhtirms were flg:ht· lng over unfair competition and patzt Infringement. Several yea rs ago Paulucci moved his produdion facilities out of Duluth, ~aylng it was necessa1y to be closer to major markets. About two years ago, he moved hls headquarters from Duluth to Cassel!Prry, F'la . Kentucky lands Toyota plant LOUISVJLLE, Ky. (UP!) Republican Sen. Mitch McConnell beat Democratic Gov .. Martha Layne Collins to the draw and announced that Central Kentucky had landed Toyota Motor Co.'s $500 million car plant . The Kentucky senator said he heard the news in Washington over dinner Monday with Toyota Chair· man Eljl Toyoda and President Sholchlro Toyoda. Sen. Wendell Ford and Rep. Larry Hopkins also attended the gathering. McCon nell' s annou ncemPnt came as a surpriSI'.The Democratic Collins' administration has been cautious In discussing Kentucky 's chances for the plant publicly even after the decision was made. Spok~swoman Barbara HaJley Smith said Collins was "surprised that Sen. McConnell took It upon himself to make the announcement." Toyota officials wlll annou nce their plans !or the plant Wednesday In Lexington. �..-, Page-2-~ Daily Sentinel 1~ Pomeroy-Midcleport Ohio Tuesday. December 10, 1986 .. A new court? The Daily Sentinel .R~s .lames ]. Kilpatrick. :~ WASHINGTON - The Senate be · to settle oonfilcts amoilg the . a "three-month lDUday" In the "because this case presents a Judiciary Committee Is appi-Qach· ctrcuits. . . · . sull11Il1ir .. The· notion Is ookum. recurring problem on which the ·'· DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIG8-MASON AREA Ing an up-or-down vote a bill to · The woole Idea. as · Burger Mem~rs .ofthecourtwork.theyear · qlrtults differ." • . create a new appellate court In the . repeated~· has exp·lamed, Is to give' round: ·and 'they . work . under· . . -~ ·~ · The serond case was a Utile more· '~ · ~ federal system. On this Issue the the _Supl;'1!me Couurt some· relief pre!JSUres of. : ~ponslblllty. ·that · Interesting; but not much more · :~ ~~ I"T'1-J .......,..,~c::t.... committee Is ~kled; the Supreme· from the rormltlable caseload 'It . ml\ke . their worlllng hours · S~Em. .Interesting. It Involved WUUam · ·• ~v Court Is divided; the legal profes· ·now has to face. In a ~peecl\ to the : · lo~r. · · · .. Lloyd Hill, ·who enteied Into a plea ~· ' ROBERT L WINGE'IT slon Is divided; and 1 have a few · AmertCaii Bar AssOciation In 1983, : Bl!l'ger's. Intermediate court tilrgaln ln .· Arkansas In 1979 on' ,, Publisher reservations: myself. But on bal· Burger :termed ~hi~ caselolld '.'the. wou)d. not proVIde all the rellef that charges of murder anil thett. He .· ;; Iince, 'I'd Vote to g!ve.lhe plan '3 · most IJriportallt s!l)gle, lminecll~te. ·. pat\'lllly.ls i;'equlred, but It probablY· im!Jel'$tood frollJ his counsel that he , ·, ~: nve-year try . ·. problem"' Confronting lhe judicial . .would help. One needs only ID loo.k BOB HOEFLICH · . PAT WHITEHEAD · · Chief Justice ·warren Earl ·. brancti r:llhe fe_deral onvernmenl.' ·.a.t·.lhe..'f.l!'S.t j:wo' opinions of the_ · would ·be el[gible ·for patole after · ·;:i · AsSistant Publisher/Controller General Manager . c. . ~t;'lng ·one-third of a 35-year . ~ .•• Burger luis been puslllng the Idea . The lllne j~stkes must,P,aSS In stirrle ·· 6ui:ent term .to. see. wha,t tiH; c;hlet seritenee. Later 11 transpired ·that : "': for the past 10 years. He Is·.Urglng ·. fashion OJ\ ~.~'Petitions, a year, · justice·Is talking allQUI: . . bec.ause .of a prior conVIction, HIU •. ~ DALE ROTHGEB, JR. · Congress. t6 .eslabUSh ·an Interim. . and ihey. must hear a,rgumei)t·and .. · .TIHi flr$1 ~~Involved an Issue. . . . his ..,,. News Editor· .cciurt \hat would~ lower thiln,the : . ·wnte'fomal oplniQns In from 140to· .·IJiat IS SOrneth!ng·less than ~nu· would have. to . serve halt .... &lpreme Coort bU\ higher thlll) the · J!iO ca5!!s·.ay~,u. . · .· . : >· . mentai: May a .U.S .. dJ&tdct juilge :~::::::ra7.:~:=:;:: LETT'ERS OF OPINION are welcome, They should be less·than lOO.woii::lS courts· of appeal. The court' wiNk!' :. .. This ·Is flOt .an·llnpOssll!le ·job; tili · ·~r federal marshalS to transport,, right to- the ~'assistance of caunsel" .·::: long. Alllen~rS are s ubjecttoed.tUni and must two signed with name. address.and · · telephone number. No unsigned letters wUJ be published. Letlers should be In . . be composed of one' jljdge _ trom . ,It IS ail ~~lble jobtg doweH: ~~: -state Prlsolie~ to a fede-ral COUrt· . h(ld been violated. becauSe of the . ~= . good taste, addressing Issues, not personall11es . · each of the .13 circuits. IV/I!rri~rs -Some. un~tcirmed. quartets, a· ~' · ho\15e?- It scarrely- see~ a tower- . 'In . telid. lee H ou hta writ .:would sit by designation b:oin. the· ·. t!on Is .llarbci)'ed··that _lhe ·nine ' ,~g. cju!!!!tlon. :Why, t_hen, wa~ liE . ol~c;::;a v :to esu: district ':"'. Supreme Court. The· ·new ;court : justices - Pve·tl~ life. ct Rlley; ·after . ·. R!lgbt and . majes~ .of· the U.S. . · a . as corpu 5 a. · · .. , _ .:would handle only ·those c~~ - : aii,·Itls~Id,each((\henlmiwntes ·., ·.SuP~me.'Cou~ . m~rsllaled.to.riear .CQurt, .but the court dismissed his : delegated 'to 1\ by the 'Supi:eme . · only 1~ or, 16 :tUO:bl~wn opinli>n,s . ;¥ltl'de<;kl~the .in.a!ler~ A,sJustlce. -~!:~lt:u! tiefo~~~e~!j . · . Court. Its primary function ~ould .. durtng a t~, and .every~ ge~ . Le\y!S ·P.o\'ll!ll.. -~ll~lalned; It Is ·evld~tl~cy NeXt ques- . tlon: . Why did the Supreme Court 'take'tlie . . case? on . .. Reagan's letter lo a reluctant GOP . ' ,:=; :arlo; ::S . President Reagan has written to reluctani House Republicans urging · "We granted certlorarf.'' ex· , •· them to vote for a predominantly Democratic tax overhaul.biD ot race the . plafned 'Justice William Rebnqulst, , ; pnispects that tax reform may be "dead for several years." . "becausl> of tlie difference bet:-veen · :A vote Is expected this week on the bill that was put together by .the 'uie' relutt· reached :m·the. ~nt DemocratiC-controlled House Ways and Means Committee. · . ·. . . ~.a~ andthat reached by the Court . :;f 'White House deputy press seeretary Larry Speakes confirmed the · of Appeals for the 4th Circuit In. · j presklent has written letters to the GOP members seeking lhelt.sul»or1 . · Strader ·v. Garrtson,. 6Ji F. 2d 61 . · :.....;.......,.... · .(1979) . " . • . . ;, · and stating tha~ tax reform will be "deacl ror sever~ _ yearn•: If the tax . ; . ' · retorm blU Is defeated. Leaving the existing code on the books )\'ill.have an. · . . . . .· . ''anti· growth" Impact on the economy, the letter said. . . The Supreme Court takeslito40. ·- · The president "sure Is," said Speakes, when askl'd If Reagan Is . ·such cases a year 7 one ot every supporting the bill backed by the Ways and Means chairman, Rep; Dan four that It' deCides by formal .c. Rostenkowskl, D-Ill. · · .optnton. Most .of them, unllke the tl\. · . . On Sunday, Secretary James Baker called on the House to SEfid the tax Hlll case,Involvestatutolylaw.ltls code overhaul to the senate where Republican forces can "fiX It up." rot so ImPortant that the questions ''::. 2ut House GOP leader Robert Michel r:lll)lnols said he Is not so sure the be settied one way or another way; ' ' Republican-controlled Senate could avoid using the bill to boost taxes, and what Is · Important Is that the ·, 1 asserted President Reagan sliD has three · years to reach his goal of questions be settlE\(!. The ·proposed :·:· subsuintlally rewriting the nation's tax laws. · Intermediate court could do this as ,.·, Baker, Michel and Rostenkowsk! appeared separately Sunday m ABC's well as the Supreme Coort. . .•..•. "This Week with David Brinkley" to preview the House debate set this As Burger has emphasized, the . . :weekoo the tax reform plan approved byRostenkowskl'spanelandaGOP ·new coUrt would be experimentaL "' alternative. unless reauthorlzed,lt would go out Baker said, "The president feels it would be fine If the Republ!can of exiStence after tlve years. It ·hlternatlve passed .... But If It doesn't pass, I think he would Uke to see .would cost virtually nothing, be- :::: -Republicans vote for the Ways and Means Conunlttee biD." Qause the 13 judges on the panel '· The GOP plan Is given no chance of passing the House, where Democra Is · alr!Jady are on .salary: Tbelnterme- ~ have a strong majolity. . · · · dlate . court .just·· might provide '< ·"There Is no alternative to moving something through the House If we'r~ s~lflcant rellel, but we will never ., going to get tax reformdurtngthe Reagan presidency,'' Baker said. "And know If we don't··try to. find out. . ·~. • • 'Jol . we can either fix it up In theSenateorthepresldent doesn'thavetoslgnlt'' Roste!\kowskl acknowledged his committee's . measure Involves compromises, but explained, "I'm a negot Iaior," and said the GOP version Is "a very polltical document," tailored to pick up votes. Key among objections to the committee bill is Its treatment of busineSs, WM\HII'!vTON ..., ~s the ~r!d • _:_ TbeF~~niiA~atl~nAdintnis- ~ruVtan .brQthei." But when the b)lmp is punctured, h!! , ,, which supply-side economic advocates say threatens development. Its hurtle~ '¢Ward tiE 21s\ century, tr.atlon Spent .S5?,1m to study ttr .. · A (irpf~r from an Eastern · learned, thiS tact lx'cornes false. basic tax rates are close to what Reagan proposed, but .It retains the full . deduct !On for state and local taxes, which the presldentw;mted to wipeout. . research Is the· key to. ~ futllre. · body rneasuremenis of ab:Une · illllvers!ty. was awareded $41,00 to . -'A Wester:n university professor · ., · . . · · ·stui!Y· the.dlffererice between knots ·. was awarded ·$9,004 to find out • , . Michel, who said he could not suwort the Democrats' bill, said fallure to Yet · the· federal. ·gov.ernment · · steWardeSses.. ·send the Issue to the Senate this year "doesn't mean that It's killed forever . . squanders . millions on !!Illy. re·. . :... The Ariny paid .S6.!XXJ fpt 17 . ai1d lbiks; Hili SchQiarly c:Onc:luslon: . "whlch one type of bird uses the . : .c!Oseil curve In !h~ nests ,of other birds to hatch. 'Its ··• The president's.stW got ... a good three years In his admlntStratlon.; .. In my search '- .money. tliat: could re. · pageS of dlrectloliS:ot1 how )o buY a.· ·::~ IQiot Is a_ lietter spent' to advanc.'e Amerlcan · · bottle r:1 WQtcesl~rsh}re sauce. . . dlme'!slons,.and a lln!c Is a systeJ1) ·· eggs. .H!! fley to· the Caribbean, view, Initially It was taking to big a bite oot of the apple to get where we ,tec:hnoiqgy. ·. , · . , · . - · ~- Natloriai. EncJo:wment lor :. of ~ts: " · · ·· . · . where ~ triumphant!~ concluded ,.. wanted to be." Federal adl'(ilnlstrators .paSs out the· H!!rt~anltles grilllted . ~.000 to. · - A blolilgls! fro!Jl a Midwestern th<lt shiny cowbirds don t like being grants with abailoon to researcherS. Arlington ~nl)', Vlj ., lo stildy wey . Iirilversi!Y· wil$ granted ·$31,!ro to . Placed In all(lther blrd's. nest. who have studied atmOsi i!VerY· .·people .cheat 01\ local teni)ls CQurts. · .study two Sjlectes C..kangaroo rais. . · Some waste can be blamed on •· thing from the habits of tiE hagfish _.The, National sClen~ Foonda· The . tesearcller · d!scovereil that loose-spending· bureaucrats; other · ·, -to the hilbltara! t~ hackmatack·: : tlon s~L$84,000 · to study ·wily wlEn .ihe rats.-_snlff one another, · waste Is lhe .tault of the congress· Here are just a felli examples: ·. people.fa!l Iri .lair~; .. · , · • : . · -lhey·are trying to corriniunl~a~. men who perpetuate ·It. Congress, I've BeeN THiNKiNG, -The National SCience Founda· . - The ·Agriculture Departtnenl . · - A. geochell)lst at a Nortlieasl· f!Jr ex;:lmple, lias refused to close a . . tion gave scientists S57;'T70 to cat¢ . spent -~,!XXJ to · dlscover : t!I3t· It . ern Irislltution i:oi S!l1,310 In federal mllitary base so Old Ills surrounded ·; FeRDiNaND. HeY, mosq~l~ and 'stUdy t\)eli wipg . )akf;s;792or irsreorid to talce an' lllg funds .tO ibid aut If·. diamonds are by a moat - a base.the. Pentagon .. we·ve HaD a Few . shape.' ~'This mlghL(lossjbly con> · oot of .th\> refrjjwrator. · . · : . .· really forever. Atter cleaving 600 . neither needs nor wants. LauGHS, aur MaYBe tlibute to Wlders~dlng · .the.! r · S!>rne or til! du~Io~s pr\>l€cts are · · dlamoi\ds .In half, he. det~rrilfued . ThoSe . congr€5$men ~oo are .. We ~HOUL.D §PeND aerOdyni\mic "design," ex]ilalneda . contracted oot,til the .na¢n's.rrosf . 'thefd hfieli *roUnd slnee ~ 'tl)eearth , · willing to support the lOUgh leglsla· 5o Me TiMe . aPaRT. . · presilgl6us· un!Yei'slttes:. ijei'e.Ip . was y()ung..:· . . · . lion 1t·wlll talce to sl~h the waste · .;, · · spokesman. : ..., Another- $38 009 stild)i . was . small sa,mpllr)g:. · ,· · · · . . ' · :. ·.· .- AtdvY t.eague·professi>r was are joining the Grace Cauc;us - · ·'· oomnilssloned .to' Qnd Wt wey . . ·. ~ The NaitOiuu · .Institute of gl-ai)tEd ·$33,63o to monitor "evimt named after lndusiria·l.Ist J. Peter people · \lecc>me . clepress€d. · The· M:entalHealth ·;~wQfdeil· aprofessor · SI'IJUences.'' He dlsccivered among . Grace, who headed a .presidential ·-· conclusion: "Negative eventS may . $97,000,to stli\IY ••socl8t'and behav· ·other tl)lngs 'thaf pressure app~ed · commission that locatl'!l and !dent!· . •h· lead to depression.". !Oral rellitlo!IShlps ·encoi.mt~ In a · to .the Inside.r:l ~ blimp InOates It. · fled billions In government wa>;~e, . .. . .. ...,. .• ' ~ ... . . . :.. .. h, ·s1.IIy..se·-as·.. on ·}ack Ander;ori & Joseph Spear ,', R, ~earc . . · .· · :·: .. ' Peace .shield'-'!.. :.. .:._;__-----,--_______A_;_rt_B___:uc_hwa_ld :~ I was ov~ at Barry Israel's the They'reuslngakld'sdrawirigtosell one,blue ai>C to stop. Even U ooly · one color got through It would wipe other night when his 8-year-old · a ple-ln·lhe·sky Idea." daughter Alison came Into \he · I said, "Don'tjumptoconcluslons oot your mommy, daddy and that a chll\1 was .the artist.! know · chlld:' living mom. Barry said, "Did you hear what "Have you done your oome· several scientists woo could easily . · have drawn It" your Uncle Art just said? Listen to work?" her father asked. ,;The drawing doesn'.i coiiVlnce Alison handed him a sheet of ·paper with a crayon drawing on lt. me we should spend zDIIoils q~ Star "What is lt?" Today in history Today Is Tuesday, Dec. 10, the 314th day of J9ffi with 21 to l:lllow. ' The moon Is approaching Its last phase. Tile morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. Tile evening star Is Jupiter. . . Tl)o9e born on this date are Wlder the sign r:l Sagittarius. They "'elude ~ Emlly Dickinson In 18ll, librarian MelvU Dewey In 1851, television newicaster Chet Huntley In 1911, and actresses Dorothy Larrour In 1914 !aRm and Sl!san Dey 1n 1952 (age 33l. Cin this date In history: 1Ji: 1898, Spain signed a treaty o!flclally ending the Spanish· American warl giving Guani, Puerto Rico and the Phlllpplnes to the United States. hi,1936, Britain's King Edward VITI abdicated to marry American dlvOI'tee·Wallis Warfield Simpson. His brother succeeded to the throne as . ~ deorge VI, . In 19C, Japanese troops landed on northern Luzon In the Philippines In the Fly days of World War ll. Jno ).983, the wife of Polish labor leader Lech Walesa accepted the Nobel ~ Prize for him In Oslo, Norway. IJLlBIN, the National ~ence Foulllatlon reported lhe ·dlscovery ofthe llnl:''planet" outside our solar system, orbiting a star 21light years from Eartb· · A thOught for the day: !¥)el Emily Dickinson wrote, In 18i0, "Truth Is sucJi a rare thing, It Is delightful to tell It." • ) • "It's Star Wars," Alison said. "This Is the sun and thls Is the house and thls Is the mommy and this Is the daddy and this Is the little chUd, and this Is the cat and this Is a tree." "That's fine, but how do your get Star Wars out of that•" "This blue circle over everyone Is Star Wars. The rockets can't get through to kill the rrommy, the daddy, the child and cat." "I don't see lrlw that blue arc can stop missiles from hitting your famlly," Barry said. Alison pointed to three red mlssUes ~unclng ott the arc. "You see? 1b! bombs are stopped and can't hit anyone." "Where did you get the Idea that a blue crayon can stop a red one?" "I saw It on television. It said If everyone sUpports Star Wars we will be sate from getting killed." "Don't lie to me,'' Alison's father saki. "She's not IYtng," I told him. "I saw the same TV conunerclal. It's put out by some ootflt called 'Peace Shield' to convince people the President's Strategic Defense !nit!· atlve works. They're hoping If they make It simple enough Americans · wlll buy lt. " Barry said, "What a crock. • .\ him. He knows (!tal) everything !unital)." . •. Alison's lower Up was quivering: :·: "You ruined my drawing." Her father replied, "I just wanted to teach you a lesson. Don't believe . II., ,. everything you see on telev~lon." •' ~ .. '' ...... .>' "'•. -· Wars." "It's not Intended to convince yoo ..:. It's suwosro to convince Alison. After all, It's her generation that Is going to have to live with laser beams and enhance deterrence. U kids believe a blue crayon can stop . a red one then . they won't be · atrald." ·Alison was just standing there sheepishly. Finally she said, "Is my drl\wlng all right?" Her father replied, "As far as it goes It Is. Hand me a roo crayon and a black one. Okay, now watch carefully. The red crayon can't get through the arc, and the house and famlly are perfectly safe. Right?" "Uh·huh," Alison said, not knowIng where her father was going. "Now I take the blacl!: crayon, and It slices right through the shield and knocks out the sun, the house · and the family of three." / Berry's World I .. ;·,,r ·uf' :' ,; - '•' .•.. " •• '" "' I . ·.' .... ' ' ''Why?" "Because black crayons can always go through blue ones. Evm a nuclear umbrella won't stop them. That's why a blue crayon Is not going to save us." Alison looked at me for some help. "I have to agree with your father," I told her. "There are too many dlflerent colored crayons fur . J .. \ .,... t, ,. ....... . ,( }-"''' ,;·,.. r ' '·~ .,\, " "It looks as though you'd better knock off the carbo-loading for a while. " •:''!1 ( - ,/o· '.1 , . , I ~- clinch playoff berth with Ellard. San Francisco defensive back Dwight Hlcksha!l the boll In his hands, put It was jarred loose In a coWslon with Ronnie Lott. Ellard snatclied ·the ball before It hit the groond and went Into the end wne be knQwnasi!X-cbamplons. Coach' BIU \Y.alsh. heralded as a for a 39-ya;:d touchoown to even the genius last sea~ When his team score 'zl. :ll. "It was a fade pattern," Hicks went 18-1 and Wm! Its second Super Bow~ - crown In tmee yelll'!l, has . said of the play. "I was In a good watChed the 49ers bury theD15elves positiOn to Intercept. Unfortunately, . In an avalanche cl. bad breaks and Ronnie was playing the ball too. It was a bod treak." • m!s!!ed oppOrtunities. The Rams sealed the victory three The latest Installment of Walsh's 5aga came Monday nigh\ when the plays ·later. Montana dropped back Los Angeles Rams S~X~red twice on and attempted to hit Carl Monroe tipped passes .to come-from·beblnd wlth·a short pass. Monroe leaped but coukl only tlp the ball. Los Angeles imd defeat tbe 49ers, 27·20. Thevk:torygavetheRams,104,a defensive back Gary Green Inter· lw!>-game lead over San Francisco cepted and rambled 41 yards for the lntheNFCWestwlthJusttwogames winning touchoown. . Los Angeles coach John Robin· remaining In the regular season. son, whose team dropped four ri Its Evm. It' the Rams lose their last six games entering Monday remaining games, they will .ad· . vance to the playoff as a wild card night, credlted the victory to his team. The 49ers, 8-6, have to win their remaining contests against New Orleans and Dallas to assure themselves or a post·season spot. San FranciSCQ' s nearest competitor tor the last wild card spot Is · Washington, also at 8-6. However, the 49ers have already defeated the Redsklns In their head-to-head meeting. San Francisco seemingly took control of the game with 5: 38 remaining. Quarterback Joe Mon· tan a scrambled to his rtghtandflred a 1-yard scoring pass across the !,'lid zone to Roger Craig to give the 49ers a 20-13lead. However, the game then untoldfcl In a pattern that has become all to famlllar to the 49ers this season. On the Rams' ensuing drive, quarterback Dieter Brock threw a pass down the sidelines In the direction of wlde receiver Henry SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)- ni'e Sail Franclsc<! 4Pers have )l8d dl1!lcuitles uving u~ to their reputa· lions as Super BoWl cb&mPlons. U . they are not careful they could soon 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The Daily Ohio --· . SAN FRANCLSCO: San Franclsoo Forty Nlnner RoJI1lr Craig (FB33) Is about to he shoved oot ol bounds ilr a one yard l08111n the first tpU'ter by Los Angeles Ram Mel Owms (LBil8) here 12/9. (UPI · PHaro) Emotion, imagination keys to Bengals' rout CINCINNATI (UP!) -A blend of emotion and Imagination fueled one of the Cincinnati Bengals' most satisfying wins ever - Sunday's 50-24 conquest of the Dallas Cowboys. The Bengal players were emotionally high for Dallas' first visit to Cincinnati. They wanted a chance to show what they could do against the !JIOSI publicized team In the NFL. The Clnclnnatl coaches supplied the Imagination with their game plan. They relished the opportunity · to out-coach oneofthemastersoflhe ·game, Dallas head coach Tom Landry. Cowboys' quarterback Danny White was especially Impressed with the emotional Intensity of the Bengals' defense. "Playing defense Is basically emotions," he said. "The offense Is coming at you, so you've got to rely on emotions to put you Into action. "And Clnclnnatl's defense was really fired-up. At their emotional level, It was going to take more than great execu tlon for us to beat them. It was going to take that, plus an even greater emotional level on oor part. We couldn't match It." Probably the most emotional Cincinnati defensive player was nose tackle Tim Krumrie. Beforethe game,headcoachSam WychetoldKrumrleaboutastoryln a Dallas 'newspaper In which Cowboys' center Tom Ralterty who played directly opposite Krumrle - dldn 't even know Kromrie' s name. Rafferty had said. "Krunun ... Krommy... Krununrr .. .l'm not sure." RespondedKrumrle, "That made me a little mad. I had something to prove." KrumMe led Cincinnati with nine solo tackles. He also had t woasslsts, forced a fumble and recovered a fumble . "I think It was my best game," said KrumMe. "I was going to say something to Rafferty after the gme, but he went to the locker room." What was Krumrle going to say to Rafferty? "I was just going to tell him my name," he said. Wyche and his staff stuffed their game plan with plenty of lmaglna· t!ve plays. One of the testcameona third and five at the Dallas 27. Cincinnati put four receivers out wide - and ran James Brooks straight up the middle for a touchdown. As plotted In the Bengals' play book, Brooks even pretmded to assign himself a pass blocking task just before the ball was snapped by pointing to a Dallas defender and yelling, "1 got him." Throughout the game, Cincinnati employed formations and plays that even the Dallas players admitted CQnfused them. "It's difficult to prepare for multiple formations," said Landry. "We should know how to handle them because we've been doing It oorselves since 1900. But we sure didn't." Cincinnati's victory Improved Its chances d. winning the AFC Central division IItle, but anything can happen In the final two weeks of the season. The Bengals and Browns are tledforthe division lead with 7· 7 records. Because of the t!e-breaklngprocedure, the Browns can claim the title by winning their final two games against Houston and.the New York Jets, no matter what Cmclnnatl does. But, should Cleveland lose to Houston Sunday and the Bengals beat Washington, Cincinnati wins . the division. Penn State, Sooners top college grid picks NEW YORK (UP!} -Penn State and Oklahoma concluded the regu· Jar seasoil ranked Nos. 1 and 2 In voting today by the UPI Board of C911ches, setting up an Orange Bowl shoWdown for college football's national championship. It was the third straight week that the two teams finished In tha\ order and the sixth consecutive week that Penn State was No. 1. The Nlttany Lions recelved36of38 flrst.·place votes and 565 points. Oklahoma, which, ended Its regular season with a· 35-13 victory over SOuthern Methodist last Saturday, grabbed one top selection and ~98 points . The Jan.l Orange Bowl wlll be the first time the top two teams have met In the post season since No. 2 Penn State defeated No.1Georgia In the Sugar Bowl following the 1982 season. Foorcoaches did not vote. No. 31owa, fourth· ranked Miami (F1a.), No. 5 Michigan aod sixth· ranked Nebraska all held their ranklngs from last week. U Okla· bomaweretobeltPennSiateasltls favored to do, Mlamicanlayaclalm to the national title. The Hurricanes defeated the Sooners at Norman, Okla., earUer In the season. No.7AlrForceandelghth-rankl'd Tennessee fl!p-flopped positions. Nlnth·ranked Brigham Young and No. 10 Louisiana State each concluded their regular season with vlclortes Saturday to maintain their plaCe. Also holding their spots were No. 11 Texas A&M, 12th-rankl'd Arkansas, No. 13 UCLA, 14th· ranked AlabamaandNo.15Aubum No. 16 Florida State and 17th· ranked Ohio State switched spots from last week while Fresno State garnered a first· place vote to stick at No. is. Oklahoma State rejoined the ratings after a week'sabsence at No. 19 while 20th-ranked Arizona i'emalned the same. Maryland was the lone team .to dlsapl)ear from the ratings. The top four teams appeared on all the coaches' ballots. In the 15 weeks d. regular· season ratings four teams reached No. 1. Oklahoma andAubum each held the top spot tor two weeks while Iowa maintained No. 1 for five weeks before yielding to Penn State. The UPI College Football Board: EAST - Dick Anderson, Rutgers; Jack Bicknell, Boston College; Foge Fazio, Pittsburgh; Dick MacPherson, Syracuse; Don Nehlen, West VIrginia; Bobby Ross, Maryland. MIDWEST- Earle Bruce, Ohio State; Gerry Faust, Notre Dame; Hayden Fry, Iowa; Lou Holtz, Minnesota; Dave McClain, Wisconsin; Dan Slrnrell, Toledo. SOOTII - Bobby Bowden, FlorIda State; Dick Crom, North Carolina; VInce Dooley, Georgia; Danny Ford, Oemaon; Johnny Majors, Tennessee; Ray Perkins, Alabama. ·"' NHL results ~~-~ Ptlll'lcll DIYW. W L T f'll. GF GA. ,801}12482 Jjj 7 3 35 100 18 1314 1 10 10 fi 1211 1 1113 3 .w. . otv..... NY bin NJ - """"""c-Pl. . '11 101 9J 26 96 102 25 t9tm Zi 102 95 Hnll'tl 15 10 1 31 101 &1 1J95Jll06t5 131() l 29 118 "' u~ 2 11 'J7 as 12 12 0 2t 99 9!1 Sl . l.ou un lhSI<m Mntrl Bmo 3!! !i8 97 9U ~ 22 102117 7H G ~ 102110 71~ 4 18 ~11JI 716 3 17 !8119 Clll MIM -""- Dt'irolt Tli'Dnm Edm" nm· wnnp,; Vncvr LA 2 044UB7l00 1~833311691 10 Ui 3 23 100 132 917 2m urrt2'i 617 t 16 f!t].'!l -·- Nt'W JPrW)I' 6, MlnnPI0114 ~·a a.m.. CAl 11m!~~ !81') lhston at PhllldPiphiB . 1: ~ p.m. 1\dfakl at Quf>lft. 7:1'1 p.m. Toronto at Washln~llll . 7::11 p.m. P!ll~I'Rh II N.Y. Islanders, ~tm p.m. Edmoruon at s.. Loull, R:li p.m. Lea AIJIII'Ie!ri 11 Calgary, 9: 15p.m. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) -Ohio high school basketball notes from around the state: The Cincinnati area's top high school basketball teams fared well against some ootstandlng competition from around the natloqln last Saturday's second Blue Chip City Basketball lnvltat!Onal played at the Riverfront Coliseum. Highlighted by Mount HealthY's 6348 win over Baltimore Dunbar, area teams won three of five games against the visitors, whlle Clncln· nail Elder trlpped Kettering Alter, 4941, In the sixth game. of the day· long event. Cincinnati Greenhllls downed New Yorlc Christ The King 69-59; Cincinnati Oak Hllls beat Louisville Tomadoettes upsetNGHS Mlnrll'IDia 111 r:.>nolt. niAtlt Edmonton at Olk:IRO> n111ht nW!t __ NFL results NATIJPW. fOOJWALL,L&\Gl!E .,._ IJ UlliN PMI...._.._. ......W L T Pd. PPPA to t o .m:r.o~ 10 t o.m ;m Zl'7 lft t 0 .714 :m.t293 , J II 0 .2lfZ'I63of'l 212 O.lf3176 323 NY J<o<• N. En,l! Ml:aml lnd ........ Brno 7 'j ll 7 7 O C'ncnnt .sm 249 236 ~ca>lK:l'IG 6 8 0 .129Ui ll3 "'"""' ~ 90~7 U7l\CJ HOI.I,.On w... lARdro 10 " ' o.nU25299 !I !'I 0 .6l'L13R 292 ' Om\'f'r 8 s oJn:ttt2&3 7 7 UD 413:11.1 li 9 0 ..Jt7 286 312 ~111 1 1l' - S. 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H!AI'IImoll:n'! at NY .lett, fl:XI p.m. Klnue City l!lt 4 p.m. !iooOor• Doc II Buftalo If Pfl:flburp, 1 p.m. ClnciMIII II Wlll*lltOL I p.m. Cmn Sty at Dttrol, 1 p.m. H<llMOn II tleYNDd, 1 p,m, imbllpcjllat T~ Bly, J p.m. MIIWifldl at AU..ta, 1 p.m. NY Olanta at Dltlu, 1 p.m. S&n ~at NfW O!'Yan1, 1 p.n\. ot Son Dfolo, 4 pm. St. LCUt at LA IWM. f p.m. SHmt II LA Rlld!n. 4 p.m. ChiC~ o.mv.,., I'll-............. New Enpnd 1~ Mlaml t p.m. SanFranctscotooka7-0leadearly In the ss:ond quar1er after the Rams' only turnover of the game. Eric Dickerson, woo rushed tor just 13 yards In the first half, tumbled at the Rams 6 and the ball, was recovered by Lott. Apenalty moved the ball back to tilt;! 11. Three plays later, Montana round Dwight Clark culling across the end zooe for a 7-yard scoring pass. The Rams came right back and .cut that advantage to 7·3 before the half on a 25-yard Mike Lansford field goal. San Francisco had a chance to jump to a lJl.31ead before the lreak, but a pen'3ltynegated a42,yardRay Werschlng klck. WID Los Angeles jumped to a 10.7 lead wlth just 14 seconds gone In the second halt when Ron Brown returned the opening kickoff 86 yards for a touchdown . The 49ers cllmbed back on top three plays later when Montana rolled away from the Ra!Tl$ pass rush and fired a strike to rookie Jerry Rice, who beat Nolan Crom· well and went Into the mdzonefor a 66-yard toochdown. Rice caught 10 passes In the contest for li learn· record241yards. However, Wersch· log had his conseeutlve extra point streak stopped at 150 when his kick . was blocked. The 49ers blew an opportunity to go up al-10 In the opening rroments of the fourth quarter, VInce New- , some Intercepted a Montana pass In · •· the end zone to kill the drive. ·· Lansford pulled the Rams even at ,. 13-13 early In the fourlh quarter oo a ' 29-yard field goal. ·, . :-.. ....•. ,. ... ''· ... Moatanaliambledthe baltotheRIIIIIII. Rams won the prne :n to :al. (UPI PHOTO) ' Cincy's top cage teams doing well .,......,..• o... MontrN.I ar Hartford, nl¢11 NY l&landrrl at Pltlsb.II'J[h. night NY Rl.n$.Ustl NE.'W Jent"Y. nlgtlt St Louis II Toronto, nJ~I WinnJJIE'I(at Vancouv..'f, games." MONTANA SACKED - San Franclllco tier qulll1erback Joe Montana lA IIIICired In the ~h quarier by Loll Angeles .Ram Gary Jeter (DEl7) here 12/9. NATmN.U. JIOCilEY 1&4.01!8 lyUIIMHIP,..,_....._. Phil a Wnh NYRn team's unwlllliigness to give up. "!Just thought we were just going to keep coming back.'' Robinson said. "Weteltallthetlme,ltwecould keep the game close, we could win. 'They have not played well In close • (Ky.) Seneca, 6449; Highlands (Ky.) losttoOakton (Va.) FlintHill, the top-ranked high school team In the nation according to USA Today, 76-59; and Cincinnati Purcell Mar· ian, the defending Ohio aass AM champjons, dropped a 73-52declslon to Chicago Martin Luther King. How do yoo replace the state's all-time leading scorer? That's the problem facing New Concord .John Glenn Coach Ron Hoyt this year with the departure of Jay Burson to OhloState'sBuckeyes. Hoytlsdolng It with numbers. The Little Muskles won their second In a row Friday night, 15-'10, over Crooksvllle, with six players scortnglndoubleflgures.Theywere led by James Sullkoskl with 19 points. Rich Dackln's 25-footer at the buzzer gave Lima Bath a 59-58 victory over Lima Shawnee Friday night. Dackln, Bath's second team UP! All-Ohio quarterback. led the Wildcats In scoring with 15 points. Staush Cass scored 32 points Friday night to lead West Holmes to a 5141 victory over Loudonvtlle, Cass had 14 polnta In the second quarler as the Knights took a ~17 halftime lead. Ashland Crestview, tralllng li-34 just 20 seconds Into the third period Friday night, reeled off 22 unans· wered points en route to 77-ffi victory .. · over Collins Western Reserve. .. Perennial power Willard got a 30-polnt, ll-rebound performance from l>foot·5 AIWhloan Nolan Robinson In rolling over Sandusky ' 6849 Friday night. The Crimson Flashes are now 3-0. Scott Moore's al·foot jumper wtth two seconds remaining gave Wind· ham a 69-67 win over Garrettsville Garfield Friday night. Moore's ••, winning bucket came after the . I, G-Men committed a turnover while working for a final shot . Dave •· Wheeler andJoeFabryeachscored .. 22 points to pace Windham, now 2-1. , Brian Newrones, a 64 junior : center, scored 31 points and puUed ' down 18 rebounds to lead Sylvania ' '· Southview to a 93-69 victory over MUlbury Lake, which was out· •' ' scored 48-26In the second hall. ... .· . •. ' �Tue~day, December 10. 1985 ' ' The Daily Sentinel I By The Bend Tuesday. December 10, 1985 . Page-6 Beat of the bend Toys sought in Meigs By BOB HOEiiUCH Sentinel Slalf Wrler The Salvation nual helps · hundreds locally with food and toys for the Christmas sea son Is In need of new or good used toys for Its annual If you wish to help the children ot Meigs and the surroutidlng area you can leave the toysatthearmy's headquarters, 115 Butternut Ave. , in Pomeroy. · BOW HUNTING SKILI.S - Tom WUson, p•nrealden!llidl!llt of the Olesler Bowm.U.S organization deiiiOIIStrates the proper metmd ol bow shooting to a young audience. Proper smollng methods and salety techniques were demonstralol durllig the presenia· don. Over and Flstdng Day activities at Royal Oak Park. me lwndred lilly (150) parllclpant& took parlin lhe annual evmt. CANOESAFEfY- Brian Yonker, Instructor demonstrates the proper $~feb' melhocls rl canoeing during the lzaak Wallon sponsorol National Huntlnlt organization. I2Zak Walton is a conservative organization woose goals are to see that our air, water and natural resources are protected and wisely used. Emphasizing hunting and fishing ethics, morality, safetY and ccnservation, this year's Natlonal Hunting and Fishing Day activities were aimed at permitting people, both young and old, tD observe and participate in a variety of numerous activilies. The day's activities included a gun safety and hunter ethic presmtation by John Costanw and a movie and turkey calling presentation by Keith Woods. Presentations · were given on trapping by John Heizer, and reloading by Keith . ' Woods. Participation In canoeing • was led by Joe Bailey and Brian Yonker, Black Powder wasderronstrated by Owen Damewood, Archery by the Chester Bowhunters and Archery Club, and Trap · Shooting by Wendel Jeffers and Bruck Zerkle. The day was highlighted by a meal prepared by Denver Well and Rex Bailey. Eastern girls trip KC, 31-25 , TRAP SHOODNG - Meigs County Game ; Warden, Keith Woods, observes as Wendel Jeffers Md Bruce Zerkle conduct trap !!hooting during lhe National Hunting and Flstlng day actlvliles. \Marauderettes dump =_Lady Vikings, 41-33 : ROCK SPRINGS -Junior Jenni Swartz led Meigs with a career-high 17 points in a 49-39 win over Vinton Coonty here Monday In TVC girls' cage action. Swartz scored nlneofher points in tlle third quarter when Meigs rallied from a 24-24 dead lock to a 41-331ead going Into the final period. : The Marauderet!e win kept them 'in second place, tied with Vinton County, TrlmbiP, and NeisonvU!e·York at 2-1. TheMelgsLadlesare3-1 overall. Vinton County is3-2 overall. ,Alexander leads the TVC at 3-0. • VCHS's all-stater and three-time .~11-TVC performer Teresa Boring :.was held to 13 points, eight points ::OOiow her average. ~:New pilot ~~hosenfor ~oledocluh • • MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) - The ; Minnesota Twins Monday an; nounced changes among farm club : managers. moving Charlie Manuel. •who played In the outfield for the : Twins in 1967 and 1968, from , Orlando, Fla., lo Toledo, Ohio. • Manuel wUI manage the Toledo ' Mud Hens, the AAA club in the Internationa lLeague, replacingCal Ermer, the former Twins manager who has been at Toledo for eight . seasons. · Ermer was named field cocrdina; tor for the '1\vins' minor league ; system. : Manuel played for the Los · Angeles Dodgers after !Paving the : 7JWlns and then played stx years in i Japan. HNvas named Japan'smost ~ valuable player in 1979, the flrsl ;. AmeriCan so honored. ; Manuel began hi s managing :' career at Wisconsin Rapids , Wis., in . • 1003' • ' The Twins also annou nced that : Gemge Mltterwald, a catcher with ~ tlle Twins from 1966 to 1973, is ~ returning to the organization to ; manage at Orlando. : · For the past several years, • Mltterwaid has been managing in : theOaklandA's~rgan ization. •• Services set for coach MARIETTA, Ohio (UP!) - A funeral was scheduled today for Frank "Squat" Sutton, football and basketball ccach at Marietta High School for 25 years and a charter member of the school' sA lhietic Hall of Fame. Su tton, who died Saturday at the ageof94, was a graduateofMarlet.ta College, where he starred in several different sports, and later served as thai school' s athletic director, retiring in 1957. Sutton's Marielta High School basketball teams posted a 371l-1!18 record. 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'• • means ·peace LPN GRADUATES - Pracdcal Nursing graduates Buckeye IIUis Career Center are front from left: Mary Dummlti, Thunnan; Shirley Dalley, GaiHpoHs; Do!ma Potts, VInton; Cannen Eggers, Bidwell; Usa Bowser, Pt. Pleasant; Janie Leach, Oak HUI; Mandy Lovett, Rio Grande; Kathy B111b, Mlcldlepon aDd Pam Hayes, Pt. Pleasant; (8econd): Barb Slefnbeclt, GaOipolls; Bulb Spaun, Pomeroy; Lucille Derenberll"r, Pt. Pleasant; Carole Bush, Racine; Tammy Hunt, Ewlngton; Marla Polis, Oak HDI; Connie Aelker, All graduates of the 1984-lri school pins during the cereroony Licensed Practical Nursing class at held at Buckeye Hllis. Buckeye HUis Career Center have Jay A. Sommer, Assistant Direcsuccessfully passed their licensing tor of Adult Education of the examination. Gallia.Jackson-Vlnton JVSD, preThe Board Exam passing score sided over the ceremony. Class In the state of Ohio Is 350. Weiland treasurer, Marla Potts, Oak Hili, says the average score for the . delivered the Invocation. The class Buckeye Hills LPN's for the 1984-lri then sang "We Are The World" school year was 582, the highest accompanied by pianist Gwen average in school history. Two Phillips. Featured speakers were students, Marla Potts, Oak Hill and class president, Dorothy Burchett, LucUie Derenberger, Pt. Pleasant, Oak Hill and class representative, W.Va., received a perfect soore r( Teresa Cochran, of Oak Hili woo 800 on the exam. This Is the ftrst also led the class In the Practical year that two students·lrom BHO:: Nurse Pledge. received a perfect srore. Mary Sue Weiland, R. N., The Commencement Program Coo!lllnator, Introduced each gradfor the graduates was held on Sept. uate while Dr. Jerome Brockway, 24. Twenty-seven women and one superintencrnt, awarded diplomas. man received their diplomas and The graduates were each presented Pomeroy. Anyone having questions concerning the federal government Is invited to stop by and talk with the representative. TUN!DAY CHESHIRE - Cheshire Chapter OES meets Tuesday 7: 3() p.m. Members to bring rovered dish. gin for exchange. DANVU.LE - Revivaj.panvU!e Holiness Church, continuing HARRISONVILLE -The Harl1sonvllle Senior Citizens will bold free blood presSIIre day on Tuesday at. the Senior Cit lzens Building with Ferndora Story, R.N., in charge. Hours wlli be 10 a.m. to noon. through Dec. 15. Evangelist Rev. Earl Starnes, services 7 p.m. nightly. THURSDAY POMEROY- The annual Christ· mas dinner of the Auxiliary of Veterans Memortal Hospital will be held Thursday at 6:3() p.m. at the hospital cafet eria . Auxiliary membersmaylnvilethelrhusbands to the dinner. WEDNESDAY Rtm.AND - Rutland Vutage Council will meet in special session at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Civic Center. A;nyone Interested in the town's finances Is welcome to attend. Mull Subscrl pUon.!l Inside Ohio 1:\ V1'Pck s ................................. Slt56 21i WN'kS.. .. .. ........ ...... ... . ..... $29 .12 52 WN'k.s ... ....................... ...... $58.24 Outside Ohio 1.1 W""kL .... ............... ...... ...... $1!.60 ' 26 WO<'kS ... ,, ........ .. .............. ,.. .. 131 .20 12 Weeks ..... ... ......................... tl9 .1ll Pomeroy Home & Auto 600 EAST MAIN-POMEROY 992-2094 ' with a class nower from Instructor Pam Moran, R.N., their school pin by lnstructnr Betty Plymale, R.N .. and a gift by instructor Dolores Dllion, R.N. Two stucrnts were recogn !zed with awards for achieving the highest academic grades. Marla Potts of Oak HUI was presented a $100 Savings Bond from Holzer Medical Center. The second academic place was achieved by Luciiie Derenlrrger, Pt. Pleasant, WVa. She was presented a $&1 Savings Bond from Pleasant Valley Hospital. Three stucrnts received special award• for perfect attendance. Teresa Cochran, Oak Hili; Lucille Derenberger and Tim Litchfield, Pt. 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Dlptndable 100% Modular Z· l Cf)nsi• for kNlg ·life reli· •bility. liS••••• Video R•n li~ Tunln1 VCR ...... ers ...._Auto - Pomtroy Ca~~~p111llea I 1 NIGHT ONLY RUTLAND TIRE SALES ~best. fOr j\fl11me" llumffiClwerk. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 ·J!} BLITZ KREIG r;:;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::::::::::::::; I-EVENT 14 DAY WlllfLESS REMOTt $399°0 . ROCK WITH SATURDAY, DEC. 14 Grange holiday potluck dinner wlll be held a t 6: JO Thursday at the hall. The turkey"will be furnished and members are to lake ccvered dishes. Ca nned food for a Chistmas project wm also be collected and there will be a white elephant gift REG. '499.00 NOW •' ~ft certUicales from Paul Davies Jeweiet·s. Becky Toole, Ray, was the graduate selected by the class and faculty as the one woo rrost exemplifies the qualities and spirit of the Licensed Praclical Nurse. She was presented a gift certificate from Carolyn's. Making the class gift presentation was secrelary Sharon Wray, Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. Janie Leach, Oak Hili, was presented a one-year membership In LPNAO by District 14, President, Thelma McManis. Class historian, Alicia Saunders, Rio Grande. gave the benediction. PH . 742-3088 POMEROY - POMEROY - A representative lrom the office of Congressman Clarence Mlllerwillconduct an open door session from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Wednesday at the courthouse In ' AUGBMENT MOST CARS $1450 WE DO BIAICE. SERVICE Saunden., Bidwell; Ruth Kirkendall, Oak Hili; Alicia Saunders, Rio Grande; 'llm utchfteld, Pl. Pleasant: Sharon Wray, Pt. Pleasant; Teresa Cochran, Oak HDI; Dorothy Burchett, Oak HUJ; Pam Moran, R.N.,Inslructor and Mary Sue WeUMd, R.N., Coordinator. Not pictured is Mary Ellen Wetherholl, Gallipolis. Community calendar/ area happenings A Ch~istm3:s Gift ; Ga!Hpolls; Doris stanley, Soutltilde; IAVonda Spencer, Jackson; Becky Toole, Ray and Brenda Moore, Jackson; •Third): Dolores Dillon, R.N., Instructor; Betty Plymale, R.N., Instructor; Cathy .LPNs graduate at BHCC, pass state exams I!'f;;:jl,;i;;;;;;;;~;u;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Special l tshi n~ P15S/80R13 tailed the life ol Goodklnd, a Jewish boy born to the daugher c:t a Rabbi and the son of a hard-working Jew from a poor- famUy who gained success In the laumry buSiness. Goodklnd graduated from high school In three yeArs, got a scholarship to Columbia University and was trained In strict Jewish fashion. The "Inside" of the title pertained to the home, the "outside", to wicked America, the reviewer explained. Goodklnd started as a gag writer, became an assistant to Pres. Richard Nixoo, both as an advisor on Jewish relations as well as a joke writer. Mrs. Gaskill noted that the book takes tlle character from the "Inside to . the outside" and back to the ,-·Bazaaf set for weekend ON THESE POPULAR ALL-SEASON SIZES Model FHOBMSDS 8.3 cu. h., It wUI be the big band sound for members of tlle Royal Oak Balh'OOm Dance Club and t!Eir guests when a holiday tea dance It held from ·4 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Royal Oak Park buDding. Featured wUI be tte 11 piece Orlando Columbo band. literary club meets 8 499 The Daily Sentinel If you haveany questions to ask Ohio Governor Richard Celeste, perhaps you wlll get an ~portunity to that on Dec. 14 and Jan. 18 when the Goveroor wUI appear on one-half llour live television call in shows. Locally, wewU!beabletoseethe show on Channel10 and there will be a free 100 number to usetocallln your questions. Several Christmas season pro. rams bave been anl)ounced for . felgs Local Schools. · The first wUI be this Sunday at 3 m. at the Meigs High School and ill Include seleetions bY. the high rhool choir·and band. On Monday I heard you are getting all ri this 7: ll p.m., at the Bradbury lementary School, the choir and · great presents for Christmas. I know. It's 'cause you "ain't" been ~ band v.:lll be presented In "nuttin" but good. Keep Sfn!ting. mcert and on Tuesday, Model RT14 Frost'Clear 14 cu. ft., tO· Year Limited Golden Wacrant:y • Mode\ CGCJM2WS CLOSEOUT No subScr lp!lons by man permitted ln GameonWYPC sccred the The Botx:ats 11-8Eagles to w1n outthe the Ooor. Lady- EASI'tliN (31): YOUili! S.:>-15: Horn!'!' 'We did a real good job on Boring. THE GINGERBREAD BOY For us, Swartz, Couch (Jennl), and SAYS ... Johnson (Teresal all played well . Stop ly My We had good crowd support and we'll Slife need it again Thursday H-And 1Meigs hosts Trimble),' said Meigs Register Fo coach Ron Loga n. Win A Julie MU!er added 10 polntsfor the POINSfrTIA Marauderettes and Couch added Wl 'ltE CP£N Mun .· WH., t l .ll't .•St JO m. nine. Boring's 13 points led VCHS. rn~' '· · ..-rl. & Sat., I 1.n1.·l : )0 p.rn . Meigs made 19 of 41 shots from l.he 103 SO:OND STilEt MISON, W. field, but cculd drop only 11 of 32 773-5977 ' from the foul tine for a chilly 34 per cent. VCHS made seven of 13 foul .----- - - - -----i------------1 shots for 54 per cent. Meigs outrebounded lhe Lady Vikings, ll-29. Jenny Muter led Meigs with nine and twin-sister Julie had eight. Boring's 121opped Vinton County. ln the reserve game, VInton Count~y won 33-27. Lori Ward It'd Vinton County wil h 10 while scoting for Meigs was Mlssl Woods eight, Nikki Whitlatch slx,Jodi Tayiorsix, Dee Hencrrson fou r. and Nancy Blankenship three. The Meigs reservesare2-2overaii andl -2ln the league . (LIMI11D SUPPLY) The Meigs ladies host Trimble Thursday, a must-win situation for both teams. 1owM whNe hOm£> carrl£'r serv ice Is avallabl<>. ' game. Margaret Horner's 6 Pts. and Amy Yoong's 7Pts.ledtteway lor the winners. Eastern's next game will be Thursday at 6:00 against Southwestern while tlie Bobcats wUI host Symmes Valley att 6 p.m. also on Thursday. · By quarters: KCHS .. :............ 8 9 I 7 25 EHS ................. 5 9 11 6 31 The Eastern girls raUied In the second half to hand the Kyger Creek girls their llrst league defeat or the season. The final score read 31·25. The Eastern victory upped their league reeord to 3-1 and Kyger Creek's went to 2-1' and 4-2 overall. Kyger Creek took a haUtime lead of 17-14 as Renee' Ward scored 8 points and Jill Drummond and Tracy Eggleton added 4 points each. The Lady Eagles were led by Amy Young's 8 Pis. and Lisa Rucker's 4 Pts. The second half saw the Lady Bobcats go lee cold from tte field as they ccnnected on 3of 29 soots from Hubbards Greeiiiiii.se has ·announced winners of it annual Chrlstm~ open house on Sunday. The group Includes Erma M. Roush, Minersville; Edward Burkett, Middleport; Bron Williams, Middleport; Harold Ratner, Racine, and Patty Carson, Pomeroy. Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler announces that free parking- two hours at a clip, that Is - will be In effect In Pomeroy from now untU Ptrlstmas Day. I don't know how the village is planning to check if you park for free for more than two ~ours, but perhaps, since the season ~ such officials are putting you on he honor system and hope that you yU!live by it. Hunting, fishing day held recently CHESTER -The Ken Amsoory Chapter of Izaak Walton sponsored Its 110nual National ltuntlng and Fishing Day recently at Royal Oak Park, where lliJre) han 150 people panlelpated In various dermnstrations and presentations. Izaak Walton SJ)onsors thls·evmt each year In an effort to prepare more people In outdoorresponsib!lltles and to best serve tte l)lblic in achieving the goals of the Dec. 17, 7: 3() p.m., there will be a vocal roncert at the Salisbury School. 'lbe jurilor high band and choir will be presented In ooncei'lon Thursday, Dec, 19, at the Meigs Junior High In Middleport. (, 4-EVINT 14 DAY WtRfiESS IMOTt CAlLE RUDY 4 HEAD ONlY S49900 INGELS FURNITURE ·& JEWELRY INC. MIDDLEPORT CR£DIT TERMS CHRISTMAS DELIVERY 992-2635 �Seutillel about his chores, ille pl'l!ll!lllll he received; tlleworshlpeervlee, llllCh asltlltoday,and . . .orthetamJJy annual Thanksgiving· .;artitrnas dinner party ot the ~~tdtheMiddJe. ·IIIK't.Flnt BapUst O!urch was .held · traditions oblerved. For !Jis pro't~eeatt.Y at the chllrcb with Jean plEII!IItlng ;'ThankglvtDg 1'bellllld Now." . ·h \ traditional ThankSgiving 4blua w.u served buffet style. A ~ tulirey and pilgrim and tndt ldomed the plano llld ~llow· Jlltbe41anel'thechldrellalolllfwlth .~RIGs decorated a Christmas gram he, wore bib overalls ind a jacket, tile type or clotiiiD& he receiVed ~ year at ChrlstniM men Ume.Hewastheclnnerguestolthe chlldrell. 1be tree was q,pec~ wltb at~ bear llld the chlldren 8lid teechers were :w . ~:~ Anthony, a senior dtlzen eech gtven ta1c1y bear l!\llllt!ll, favors or Marjcirle Wal· oom, primary departnlelltiUperln· tendenl; on behalf d the Board o1 ·f)\1 active member of the church, O!rllitJan illll the cblldren about Christmas .. . . . he was ayoongster. He talked ........ _ She · a19o presented a Cbrlltmas tln to the Rev. and Mill. Earl Eden. ....... . ~club Edl!~tloD. !1'1 ~~ts. Following the tulirey and ham 4111mer. arrjved with gUts and santa 4'lllldy canes tor the children, J .R. W~ and Riehle DIU were awarded 4i0r.pr1zes ~r !he children, and Jim -~.a guest, and Mrs. Peggy ¢alai. a member I'E(.'efved.the adult Memberswlllmeetatthehoineof Marlene Wilson oo Dec.lBat lOa.m. to go purchase toys ~. needy chldren, and wtll~tatthegraqe hall on Dec. :II to prepare the food and fruit basll:ete and wrap the toys to he de ~!\wed the same day. CB members at !hi! Par1Y were Mr. an4Mlll. ~ohnMetzger,Mr. alld MrS. Jim Brewer, Linda Foster, Mr. and Mrs. · Rlehard DIU, PeaY Catoo, HOwle Jeffers, Ellen and ~ prizes. The group enjoyed . Simon Johnson, Irene Roush, Ubby Cbrlstmas music and completed Hall, Beulah Autheraon, Margaret ~ tor holiday projects of Wyari, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Jones, ~hem~ !he less fortunatE'. Connie Rankin and clllldren, Mr. attmdance Nov. 2& was 23; dturch attmdana!. 14. On Dec. 1 Sunday School attmdance was 42; church attendance, Z!. Mr. and Mrs. Ray 'Rodl,>hav~, Green Acres, Florida, vlsltal her roolher, Anna Thornpean,andother relatives and friends In the area Thanksgiving weeki!nd. They at· tended cllurch services Dec. 1. Maxine Yost~ Mr. and Mrs. O!arlea Yoet. and daughter, Lan· caster Rt, were ThanksgiVIng Day guests of Gelievleve Guthrie. Mr. and Mrs. Ru.ssell Yost and Am, Lancaster, visited Mill. Guthrie Nov. 00. · . Thanksgiving ggen of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderaon were Mr. and Mill. Lee Hmdef!IOII1 local, Mr. . and Mill. David WIIUams and Aaron, Belpre. Nina Robinson spent Thanksgiv· lng with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Robinson, Belpre. Dorothy HesS Dvecher and Drexel Hess visited Carol Hess and i!nJup on hllaultar ~rthe singing or O!rlstmas ~. #\~Nits asilstln& were Donna Grueeer, Adele and Dan White, Cati\Y Rfas, .Darla 'lbomas, Wanda Sllanlc. Jerry Pullins, and the pastor and his w\11!. Qdldren attending were G)J18er and Keith Darsl, Eric, Shawn, Adam and Andy Whtte, Joshua Wltherall, Brittany Waloom, Amber and Aulllmo Thomas. Adam Shank; 1'niCy Grueser, and Sam and Ryan· Cowan. =s el, TIWNtNG -Pvt. Jeffery A. PI II, 111111 o1 DWipt and Reedntllle, bu v. s. has Christmas party "'' ,...,annuaJChrlstmaspartyolthe Bend CB Club was held Sunday at , the Gr~ hall whiCh was le(orated with a llghled tree and SUnday School The ltihll were turned down ~r the presentation .ot the Christmas · $iory a«<O''IIna to St. LuiE by the pastor. He IIIIo accompanied the and Mrs. Geoffrey Wilson, Erma Hendricks, Mr. and Mrs. Harold wm. aDcl Llllda Jett. Guests were Mr. and Mr. David DodsonandTercali and Ryan, Mary Beth BI'EMI', Judy Cowen. Ryan and'Sam Cowan, Bobby, Missy and Ryan Foster, BUJy MllUron, Steven Patteroo, Roger Partlow, Ephrlum Herdman, Mike Hlill, Jim HaU. Jim Haw~. John Rankin, Frank and Pam Woods and chlldrm, Tony Hudolon, Jake and Kelly Roush, LuckY Landers, Agnes Dixon, Carl and Mabel Moore, Fred and Frances Goegleln, and Usa Jett. Ann.r bMic tralaq II& Fori Leoaard Wood, Mo. He 'wlli DOW be llllllerpluJ advllleled lnl~lllltc In ooaba& ea&f miDi. Be li a 11115 padltll&e or &;em lll&fl School Harrisonvi/1e happenings Juanita M Moore; aka, Juan!la M. Utile, Marvin G. Uttle to Mary J . Clark, O.!I!A S.16, Sutton. Patricia K . . Mohler Mlssman, Earl Mossman, Kenneth D. Mohler, Linda Mohler, Wanda F. Mohler Findling, Carl M. Findling, John Mohler to Kevin D. McLau~lin, Parcels, SaUsoory. Willard D. Mohler, Marie Mohler 10 Kevin D. McLaughlin, Teressa L. McLaughUn, Parcel, Sallsw~ . Jo Ann Weyersmlller Smith tka, Jo Ann Weyersmlller, James E. WeyersmUier; Deed., Atlld., Porne· roy VDI . Jo Am WeyersmUler Smith, Harold Smith to James B. ~ttle, Lot, Pomeroy VIII. · recently. Mr. and Mrs, EariMcGtathwere dinner guests of O!arles McGrath and triPnd Chaucey, Thanksgiving. paughters of America elect ·new officers ,;New clflcerswereeleCted adt the rutslde sentinel; Beulah Maxey, Inside sentinel; Ada B1ssell, assist· ant financial secretary; Thelma White, cOnductor; Iva Puwell, *t!nt meeting of Chester Cw~ll .DauglltersorAmerlca,htldat o-: ball. . ..::Elected were Jo Ann Baum. l'OWICI!or; VIrginia Lee, ~soclate i!Qtor past councilor; Faye Kirk· warden, . Fern Morris presided at the meeting which~ In rltuaJistlc fonn with ,tile pied&t> to the flag an the Lords Prayer Ill unllon. Reported was Margaret Tuttle. A thank YtiU notewasreadfromBetty Denny durtng her stay In the hospital. Betty Roush ~ tlilrt.assoclatevleecouncllor; Mary Shlwalter, assocate councilor; [4lra Damewood, ·financial secrelarY: Esther Smith, reconllng m IECretary; Opal Hollon, treasurer; I,.a1,1ra Nice, truS!fe; Doris Kol,>nlg, . ' ~:J : il~- ~, Fw 0. New Gn•l .., ~ ; . . . N.Y. I I , W......,. to our wa"ld, little pnd<:hlld ·!mnhoaYOII . . I!W ~cky they are, rohavethelr <him come .t•ltotralllt1te boll, to cn.s in sllades d lift's pathWay wu trft"hfrm.iJ_. rocl<y * hill II and tlli' turn. whh open W'nll n..r•lovriy ..... ~. !O weiCOIR! bl& laby ~kt "-'a& you .worin ·- ~~idP therewUI bPwarmth, laughlfl'and But yoor trrubk>!l. stayed with - HaveyCJJ·('Yer lk'm OOM.·n . ~t~ untll a Wilt, ptcrurfs WOI. hl\'t> ro do l can wt buJy m a rontort t:rfLY and • <i1od rho .wlioto nlflll• tflrouRII . lllltl momlnjl )"U :... ...tcorne IIMie Barry JOI', ""'' !rom God Mn. Evl'iyn GUmon> , ; WHY NOT !IJIINDI J.., oot m'-K'h to look at. My hair II turnfnR Jli'IY. ~II<'<' is lull of wrinkles. A-iPI fm SUrE' " twill !\fay that way. My ...... don'! ..... M . .... dy. IIC.YJ!!uact .., they gl'f sort'. IJi/ they tell. mt this all co,.. with Just lakfo.l! all to JP!IUI H< glvfo ....,.. r... rhot day too... . Jk>'!\ a tr~ that r.Vw k>avE'!f "'l•· · SO It tlan't worry anymorP. 1 ')!KMo thar timl> ha• jJIIliS<d me by. Bot ·I lll'VC'I' • JIBVO It second tii>Uj!bt. tllippooo lk'lt ltlw all t!wo r..t. '11111 maybe mort' coultl be bciuJ!bt. •- - WI'IQI, I <01't IIUy understand. Tllo mind jW<I didn't"""' <ll'llr. "*"' ltJOUnciPd like scmrone near. ·'"1111 """ day I 1H'8nl a tn51de, yw And I've hold up fa~ly ~. And If h£'5' nol lvfd 1..'1 hf' Moold havt>. Lt>l PVU and sir! havP th('lr way. He may bt llkl many befor(. hlm, SPfolc entraJk"P and bP turned IM'B\1. ~ I kn!:M' as each day draws .:00 nPanor, Wlk'n my tllnfl on earth will bP o'« I'll ltv~ thf wt~)' that He stoved ITIE': And casr anchor oo HtavEn'a brWit l!lhcre. Oion D. llarr1son Pomeroy Tht<n mmt u brl~ht nPw .Wlnten can bE' Vf!IY cold on a W1s<onslh farm But Gav(' Hill !100 to lhl' t'I'06S r1 redt'fnPtion. A.od I lcncM• that Ho sllod many tmrs. 'J"rkkd to show man thr way up to fkoavm 1.<'1 · ~m <tlanfll', bt'fo"' Its too late. Knowtna w~ llf Cl'<l8M'd Hfe's portal•. Hr !!itlll. miRhl just haW to wall. Just tuk(ll! allro J(l!us ... caWM" ht> lcnoWs What tom ... u ..-ltls arrival on • crisp November clly Clnly wlllt !hey didn't ilv~ so very far away qp Jllnlty walt IO cuollte an lnlan! SO SWE\'1 ~t bY )Wr ~ldr .. wMl you'"' r~Uy hetivy lrunlmed ln hlin yw can wnfidr. Mrs. Bartllra Jam('!\ H(I'D sf a)' rlaht Llf'l! I!VIIIIIABI'ING my C'l't8S hllve takm, My tile was IM>rthteu. that 1 knOw. 811 ~ou put a mind and hPart at eaw, And ~vt' a soul a pl.acfo lo Jlo. SO !trip me <hal I do not foher Help me tltot t do ooc loll. · Put ~ JlllldlnR hind ui>oo1 liM', Kf<p ""'on Ihal Glory Trail. I've oftt'fl wonOOred why my God Woukl ht>ap oo any more. mP ·lllu.> 1 haw rmrr, Than sonw, 1 kntM' whl shouMI. ' mE'. Ht> aM·ays SK<mslo dwck Whm rm nying prrrty ht•h. TMTONI!nD' I mncmber tbe Hme I took that "'""' And wallwd slowly down t!wo aisle. Looked up as I walked and oaw Josus. IIP'd """' atandinR tllore all tilt' wltlte. . I knt'lt cl>wn on1 my lot<.ft at tilea ller. Con!.....t all lf\V sin.• titer~ 1> Him. My~~~ was nothing but troublo. And my tuturt was mthina: but lim. Pomerov -Uict1:;:111rli Hr• ltM ... 11titlitc IHttt tllttctor ltlf till ,.,... ol ,...,....., • ,..,.. "' 111 lllllrta _.,, to fltllltiotlo, '" .., Ita lllfllod a to 11ttw to tlldtlo llhDII to -"· ...... oltillllllre olowllolillll, f111trlllll-. IIOIIIy ldwt'· tlltltl tilll&lflllliolll 11J lllltJIOMOitiil ........ Jtiall1. 'llllr· tfDII, lf11iltlto IIIrtlor for lilt l_,.ilttctcl COillti.J Ia U1011 •llttll to ""nt:lt. .. ""' IIIHIIIIIIIpiRtltlolllillllollllplwlto JCII II dtoOiilll llfllrll.· -· I. A._., tllttctor lltottW Ill I wtkllllwillltll _ .. ol till COli· IICJ!lltr 11 IIIII • i l11llwortltr 2. 111...,.111Mt111Mtoll onll clilritl' tMdi•IIHiwldtrlll, IICtll' ftizlttl 1111 _ , lfllricall .... ol lt.o llllitc · ~Itt Mica. 3.lllolltiN lllltcltWrto Pill'* qttllltW IIMca •-ulilotonll. 4. AflrNIII biOI IMttlflltl wlllltl1 to do wiJJIItlt~~ln ~11,... . to . .0 In tllst r01r Wlln Ill Cllflod Mil•ptldltr. 5. Hltt tlllf l'lfiiCIIiltillty ... ldlleiO 11110111111111111, ltnll•••n. '""'cal :•rlllt c::'J• cet.t. •It '"'-llyltllllr!oHI . 1!10110111 11111-lloitlc, ,... Ill tliltlclo ollllfl. . ... . 'Aul~tniiMt.•IIJ lllr4to lln••totlllltiiMwtll ... wtl· to 01r fldlltill •• • • - oar - ' ' " ' f!l.,.t,·:.,i- ~1£4-::. F-..t I *o.u Itt-. tltil hca Fllhlr itl4l..Wl 01,110 Roger Hysell Garage · Rt. So I gt!P.!I!\ thP w.a~ ft- . rum thJn~. Is thP wuy 'twas meant to IX'. · ~r::.~ 1~a~~~u~:a~~ ~~d 1:!. Olen D. Harr1>oh Porl'l'roy tlw>ulltn!! lnsk.lr yw . Take away drs\r(IIO 00 wroo~. Rem<miX'r,~ HE"'s thl'l't'· and wa ltln ~ . Don't put II c4f I<Xl iOO~ . Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 RPmember, He made a prorntso. Ht.>·s still waitlng to fulfill . A.nd liP marl!llon Hr said was ywn, Shows Ht lovrs vou Still. And when yoor ilfl" Is OYer, You.r rroubiE"! all wtU Cl!ase. Because-·yw Cl'let' told Jesus. And s~ro a llle lonR itBSI'. Olen n. Harrl.sm J'oir<oroy nllls. Fl'eohrnen: Ml<hetiO Adams, Nk'ok>Buoch. Butcbfr, Danny Corl, Meiodl Carl, Lesley carr. Charles ean..r. sracy Dalton, PH. 742-2629 1011011 mo. pd . ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS I Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS . Racine, Oh. Flftrb, AlSO Morris, Jason PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE Sixth Grade: · ~~<~>etta Bowers, Misty Butcbfr, St..., Clnlthers, Connl• sauters, HARLEY HANING RESIDENCE Valfr.le Wllsont Flatwooch Rd., Co, Rd 26 2 Mi. from lin Points Watch for Signs , 11·26-1 mo. ,.. sl'<'Ond olx - . wadln!l periJd honor roll at the! Meigs Juntcr High Scllool has troen announced. MaklnR a RTilde of 8 or abo\le In J&F CONTRACTING RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Many Other Crafts Available 992-5738 12·5· 1 mo. CALL 446-4522 The annual -Chrlslmas dinner for present and retlral employees of ·the Foote Mineral Co., Local Union 4171 USWA and their tam· Dies wUI be held at the Union Hall In Hartford, W.Va. Saturday, Dec. 14. The.dinner will be served from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. with no deliveries. There WOI be roar !l'lzes . and treats i>r the chUdrm. ·· lllellsJaWoodo . ,.. second six wee1<s llfadln~ poriod at tho Salisbury El........ry S<llool .... bt'en IIIIIOiince•t Mlltlllf! a l!l'ade of B or BbcNeln aij their subjeda to bf named to thf roll were: Firs! Gracie: Jonnlfer CIUIOI'!I, U. Qr. dray, Jonathan lltckons, Brandon ~ . Carrie Glaze, Tara Gnaeser, Betsy Hooda· "Wi R111 F, lm" U-SA~E AUTO REHTAL · St. Rt. 160 Nort. PHONE 992-2156 •it• ....., Or Stltilltt Oallil~ ..... II t C..t St., ,_..,.,, GWa •nit New Homes Built SINGlE l24.9S •Live entertainment •free HBO •Restaurant oOiympic Pool PH. 949-2801 949-2860 No Sunday Calls or CARPENTER SERV.ICE -- jrJ/'(//I.'//,1/1/f };n 11 / ) 1/;;;,·r;. !{J;YJ!J/)J ,I Battery Sale Pomeroy, Ohio 12-8-tlc COMPLETE LINE OF FARII AND AUTO BATTERIES AGRI BOSS 12 VOLI-6 VOLT · 3 YEAR WABUTY · OIUY$3995 All SIZES 1•· S10CK Residenlial & Commercial Call: 11J.14-Ifc Jr., ACREAGE- 48 acres, m/1, with free gas for four bedroom ranch home. Private, ide~llocation, 5 mihutes from town. PRICE REDUIIO, $45,000.00. PO•RoY • Han Your Wotfci'"'AMiverurry or SpKIOI Occasion '"' Viclae....Wa Tapl Any SpKial Occasion. ~Brick, two bedroom home, large living room w/fireplace •.dining room, lull besement, one car garage and carport. Asktn& $42 ~500.00 . · · CIIAIUS BAILEY PH, 7U-2050 •• fl·21·3 mo . COIIDOI ST.- Four room house, usoo as office rental. Aslo · in& $7,500.00. ' COUIITIY liVIIIG - Two miles kom Rutland. Three bed · room all electric hOme, full basement and ooe car carage. Asluna $39,900.00. · . . 1111 llower U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized Johq Deert, Now Holland, Bush Ho& Farm Equipment Dealer ·~ · •·. I .~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist X - z Bashan luilding EVERY 915-4119 HAUL- 810 OR SMALL PICK UP WEEKLY Reuonlble Rttei- RtNablt 11·22·1110. INSIDE YARD SALE Down from Rutland Post Office, wm be runninJuntil aftlf Chrfstmu. lllitf & us~ toys, somothln& lor tho whole family, clolls, tools, noveltits, ate . 12·4-15 I 011 . red ward. Cell 614·387·0222 . LOST V·bottom aluminum boat with awlvel oeoto. Laot t;ontact Wen'dall Baylor. 614· 367· 77113. LOST or STOLEN. Large Pitt bulldog, Hartford oree. II 111n coli Bobby Ohlinger 304·B82·328B. Reward. 7 Yard Sale & Vicinity Moulng Sate tnoilfo. Wed . & Thu ro., 11th a. 12th. Wood &coat stove. 77 Ford.plckup &'Iota of clothing & ohooa oil olzeo. Delk, old leohlon couch. 111. houoe on.lalt In Clipper Millo. Call814·448· 2786. (614) 446-7619 ai (614) 992·t6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 RADIATOR ·' . SERVICE 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-lfc Pension, life, dioebillty end medical plana We Need: Per~on knowledge in coal preparation end mining Mining and -or industrial Want to buy, pipe or cutvert 3·4 ft . dlemetor. Call 814· cheats, baeket• . dl1he1, atone jer1. endqu11, gold sale. Naw wall to wall carpet. rural water1 eleq~ and out building. From polio go down river on At.' • turn right on At. 218. lh4fl abo~t 2 mllaa or flr1t ro1d right to Kriner Ridge Aold, 1 11. · few hundred feet on K; · to first houoe on right. C 614·446·2917. water. Cail614·446·3lll'& Self aupervisor and motive · tor Ability to communicate both wrttten and orally lntereatecl? Plein IBild resume includ· ing · experience, education and aolary hlatory to: Work· man Developments Inc ., Forks of Coal Industrial Park, Alum Creak , WV 25003. AVON Sell Avon pay Chriot· mu billa, Nmited time start up lao· FA EE. Call 61 4·446· 3358. Eoay Aaaembty Workl •aoo.oo per 100. Guaran· teed payment . No experi•nca·Noulea. Detella send 1811 - oddrelled ltemped envelope: ELAN VITAL· 6847 3418 Enter· prlaa Rd, Ft. Pierce, FL 33482. . V2 acre. Centenarty,•· lelty By owner. Remodele •• bedroom houaa o'n Rl, New F.A . furnace, large:.C $23,000. Collect 614,41!3· 6289 . . ~. :nr'i! By owner. Statoly, 3 ~..­ room houoa at 10 E. St;,'.ID Pomeroy . 5 wooded I.C.('I. family room. dining rooWII F.A. heat, 2 botha, ·~d mont, garoge. *27,!lf~Cll Collect 614 · 423 · 8289.1 {'< ~ 6 raomo fl, both, deck pl>li'ii~ 1 floor plan. Nice loct~ Call Bill Williamaon., f1.11:; !land. 614·742·2007. 5 room house near POJl*lll¥ for sale or trade. c.n er•· 992·3875 for op.polnlt!'! , A new home for the holi· dayo. Older h01J1e •6ok woodwork-In town Rocl"" New ook kltchon, wlthf! pllenceo, living ro·Qm, dl · Euy Aooembly Workl room, 3 bedroom•. b6 . $600.00 per 100.Guaron· 614-949 -2540 ofter &!30 , U•"o• teed Payment. No . p.m. $36,000.00. Experience·No S•laa. Dl· tails aend aelf·addrea..d Bv owner 6 bedroome. stomped envelope: Elan VI· tal ·716 341B Enterprlae Rd , Ft. Pierce, FL 33482. bailment, car large lot, close to PPJ~ .• · • To eeil Avon. call 304·876· 1429. a good part· tima carHr-- good benefit•-· monthly paycheck .. NO LAYOFFS . Call 304·675· 3950"' 1· 800·642-3619. W livingroom, dining room.1tl(l 2 SIIV:m Ordnonce. Colt 304<11 5856. •.:: ··~ For aala or rent , 3 bod;~W,~ modern houao. Call ~ 895-3516. . E~terior complete-intai'lo ready to compllte. All brl energy efficient, three bed· room rancher. 1lttlng on one acre. Priced on lnOPO!'l."'"· only. Cell 304-876·29.t; ;" proper!Y'"..~~i . IY Ropoooeoaed ule. 1. 1.126 acre lot. w1ter, state approved 1y1t1m. lmprov•d !'rome building Pirb)jO:, •llfll' w~ equipped .~ d1y care cent'!r. etat•"• 'l proved. Prlcod reduced. T...could be remodeled int.. •tl; attractive small home. "' Ji fie;, 2. 4 toto on Sand Hill Ro~li;'' 12 109x300 each, public 'wiJ/Il. tar. excellent rutdti~tlllf.o Situations Wanted .., area . If interested we'll ~fti~ Price end financing ...•· ,j~ ~ . Vacancy for the elderly in our home . Trained end fif. t•n y81rs experience. Call and oliver. Wriii· M.D. Miller, Rt .2. PomMoy , Ohio 46769 or coli 614·992· 614· 992·7314. 7780. Gtve piano and organ lei· Buying daily gold. IIIYM sona in my home. Alao teach colnl, ringa, jewelry . 1terling cording and trenapooing. ware, old colnJ, large cur· 614·992·11403. rency. Top prlcoo. Ed. Bur· kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middlepon, Oh. 614·992· 1 B Wanted to Do 3476. STANDING TIMBER . AI Tromm. Call: 61 4· 742· 2328. Small 2 bedroom hou.e;; Willing to apend 2 nights out perwaek 388·9661 evenlngo. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, won, wood, cupboards. chalro. hool(.up, 3 bdr. atory Y,, full boll· ment, fuel oil hoot, flrepl,ce, have 'ef4·448·3903 . home 812,500. Colt 614·3ii'iio9868 . ··! drafting ASK THE ARMY ~A· TIONAL GUARD RE· ·cRUllER ABOUT VACAN · ply cooh lor late model' j:IES FOR QUALIFIED PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE clean uoed coro. Jim Mink Chev.· Oida Inc. INDIVIDUALS . Part·tlme Bill Gone Johnaon jobs w~K lull-time bonefitl. · 114·448·3672 Call 304·676·3950 or 1· 800·1142-3819. WANTED TO BUY uaed wood & coat heataro . BE A PART OFTHE NEIGH · SWAIN'~ FURNITURE, 3rd. BORS HELPING NEIGH· & Olive St. Golllpolia. Coli I · I>IJJ•~TEAMIJointheArmy 814·448·3119. Natlonol · Guard and you UMd P,lano good Cond . Call mobile Priced by owner for Vehicle, Ctxpenses and base No limit on income- No penatly for BUCCIII Establlstled cuttomer base No phone call• ple81el ...-.. Gaiiij)oiis_....... 1 acre with house, 2 lldr .. rural wlter. oeptic !fl.. miles aouth of Gottlp'oll . Repeat Sales 11111 experience Engineering and abilities garage, otorm Y'lndolllla1 rf. frig ., stove • wuWr $25,000 or beat offeto:illlll 614·446·2025 or614r~· 9160 . : .•,:., . 3. Buolneoo building, gone!~ otlng oxcellent rote of rotur!l.: on eoklng price. Prico~ Jiil> Inspection, we make lOlA_,, 4 . 8u1in1S1 building, •~cal­ lent locotlon. good potantlot lncoma property. If rou need a location near the court· house, thl1 ont might :bt'i cheaper than ranting . · ·· .~ 5. Houoe locotion 131:f' Viand Street. Single lo~ or two 1p1r1ment ho'u ,., Priced to oeil·wo makalo'a ~ to quelifying borroweu.' 1, Will do odd jobs. 304·675·2419. 8uyln.9 Raw Fur. Beef and Deer hldto . Selllng·tropptng oupplloo. Whoot and nlte lites. George Bucklty. 814· 664-4781 . Houro:12-9p.m. ,.:, Loan Otportmont, Pttp·,• Call .Call pleo Bank, 304·675· 1j 2,\i,'· Mro . Nonhup or Mr. L~l., i Fiii~ IICid l 32 Mobile Homes " for Sale . , ·~ . .,, ,.,, ... I lj: 21 I . ·. ~ USEO MOB!Lq Business Opportunity NEW ANO HOMES KESSEL'S Qu.t~>;;' tTY MOBILE HOME SAL66n• 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS;!. I NOTICE I RT 36 . PHONE 614 · 44t ~ · THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· 7274. ""'' ' . delivery, Da~t ll Vecuum LIFHING CO. rocommendo Cteonar, ono hoi! milo up Chihuahuo wonted. 814· thlt you do bualneu with 1979 14x70 Boyviow, 7~~41', Georgeo Creek Rd . Call 992·5422. people you know, ond NOT expendo, 3 bdr., 11f.l bathli} 614·446·0294. to aend monoy through tha Free lot e moo .. muot ~oil/' Good uaed rldlel arm aaw. moll until you have lnveatl· Call614·367·7406. · ' ..., ' Racine Gun Shoot apon- 614-742· 27721 goted the olfarlng. 19 7 3 Badr ~n crow~ ex9~ilt; '· ':-1 •. oored by Racine Gun Club. Evety Sunday, beginning at wanted to buy, Brownie. T·ohlrt and cop printing Ient con 1t1on, awmng, Ltrlr.~. 1:00 p.m. Foctory Choko 12 Uniform. Slzo 8 or 7. Coli equipment. 4·color printar. dorplnnlng, woaher ·dryar•• guoga ohotguna. 814-949·2093 oftor5:00"' conveyor dryer, exposing nice lot-town . Call en.• :,; unit and cap dryer. like new 446· 6577 or 614 ·446' ' on WHkendl. lonely, need 1 data? Meet( - - - - - - - - - condition. With aupplleo. 2906 . , 1 ' jj that specialaomeone today! Will train t3 .400. Call 904· " Call Ootetlme toll· free 1· 7B8·6647 . 12x86 1971 3 bdr . Brook· fl;:ploy1111:111 800·972· 7678 anytime day wood. new carpet, good or night. cond, 1 112 beths, get heat. S t!IV It.I!S 22 Money to Loan $6,900 . Call 614 ·448 · Notice Super Cabin Freo 0176 . hookup ends Doc. 13. To 1----.,..--- -add channel• or coblt 11 H 1 W ted HOME OWNERS ·Rellnanco 12x66 1971 Schultx, a.cot. ~ call 304·676·505 : Oionay I-- -•-P ....,,...•_ n_ __ to low fixed rate . Uat equity lent condition. new carpet. 2 11 7476 or HBO lo o greot Chrlatmoo for 1ny P'UPOI8. . Leader bdr .• go a haer, U,900. Call ~ gift, 1 LOOIO Wtlght, faal greot & Mortgage Co .. 614·692· 614·446·0175. 3051 . um 14,000 month a1 1 Crochet rip ple coet ~ Slngleo, meet that opoclel 10x50 1983 2 bdr., New ~ cap of syn theti c . peraonl Cell or write for oUJNirvltor, port·full tlmo. Moon. new carpet, e~~tcetlent wors ted In 3 colors. Pat· application. Person1l Touch Co111·304·342·001 a. condition. $3 ,900 . Coli 23 Profeaional !ern 7476 : directions , lntroductlono. 774-4481, 1400·11200 month, pert. 814-446·0176. ~ Services 'I P.O. Box 6536. Chorltoton, tim a . 14, OOO · U . OOO dog sizes 14' and 19 ', wv 25302 monthfull·tlmo. Coll1 ·304· 1- - - - - - - - - 19B2 Clayton, 14)(65, fully base of tall to neck. furn .. washer. dryer. AC, 342·0021 . Send $3.00 plus 65¢ Piano Tuning. Lane Daniell, underpinning & porch . Exc. postage, handling for 614·742· 2951 . Al•o : Boby 4 Giveawav SouthW•tern Community Grand Pi1no for s'ele. Free cond., Make an Offer. Call each pattern. 814-258· 1821 or 81 14·256· •• Action CouncH, Inc. Ia ac· 8315. ~ Sond ta : ~ coptlng lflplloltlona fortholr delivery and tuning. Allte Brooks C11ft1 ,, Puppleo, will make omall child end fomlly ••atop· ~ Road11 Moll ' dogo, Coll814·367-7214. mont progrom at tho Mt. Pl1no tuning and repair. 1un1 2 bedroom mobile hdlho, up for lht holldayo, opeclol Jtorm wlndowt • acriefllt. ~ Olivo Hoed Stan Contar In dlocount. Word'o Keyboard, The Daily Sentinel Y, AKC Gormon Shephard, Aohton. oil furnace. underflnf!~W , One teaching I I· y, Lobrodor pup, 8 montho lillont, ono fllmlty Mrvlctl 304 · 675·1100 or 876· good cond. Coli 8 4·W· ~ 62·12 Nartharn Blvcl .. WOidoldl' 3824. old. Call 814·387-7175. NY 11377. Print N1m1, Ad; 8074. ''•'{ ,.• workor, on• food aorvlc• '$1 ..,. ,I workor. MutJt hovo high dran, Zip, P1U11n Numblf. 1981 12x8S Vogao. 2.a.ii· •• Free to good home i amotl ochool diploma ., GEO and room, Excellent cond~llll\ . • breed pupploa I mo. Call Cllr with valid driving fl. '85 Needlecraft Catalog Moving out of State. 814· ~ 814·388·9U1 . conae. For oppllcotlon come t50 designs ." $2 + 6~. 992·7276. ~ bot9:00 AM and 8:00 Books$2.50+ 6~p&h . PH Bull dog fernalt, free to PM, 840 lth Ava .. Hunting. 134·14 DUitk Mochlnl Qu~o 1970 Schultz. 12x60. Total ~ good home. Rolled with ton. boforo 11:00 PM Mon. 31 Homes for Sale 127-Afuhm 'n' Doll~s electric . 2 bedroomt. air ,. chlldrttn, good watch dOg, day Dec. 16th. S.C.A.C.. 121-Ptltow Sltew·offs Call 614·266·6074. Inc . io on EEO employer. Bv owner. Must sall·moved. con d., G.C. inside and out. f 111·HIIrpln Crochll 3 bdr. ranch, one car garage, 304·882-2422. 8 weoko old, 2 lemolt. amoll Fldlrat, State, • ClvH Sor· Wilking dlatence from North Gormon Shophord. Coil viet Jobo now ovllablo In Golllo High School. R•ducod MOBILE HOMES MOVED: 814·582·5328 Of 814·448· your oree. Call 1·1111·419· to U9,tOO. Call 814·388· iniUred. re11onable rat11. : R' A F T S Colt 304·878·2338 '• 9788. 3548 for information. 8711 . r' SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. WE Protected Territory district, 2 1tory hou~ lt¥fth ., IACINE FIRE DEn. II. 2, (oohlla professional. who can work without direct supervision telling engineered productl to the mining industry in 10utharn West Virginia end Mltttrn Ohio. We offer: A handymon'o opp!lf'l;!nity lor profit: Green Si:fl6111 -. I ·3·tfc JOHN C. EIUN GABAGE SERVICE waaring Wontod:old planoa , Paying 120. & f40 . each. Flretftoor only. Wrlteglvlng dlrectlono. SWEEPER ond aowlng ma- Witton Plonoo. Box 18B chine repair, porta. and Sordio Ohio. 43948. Phono supplleo. Pick up ••d 614·483-1805. Knit warm jackal collar down including sleeves, of synthetic worsted for work and weekends . Pattern 7199: dlre c· lions, Men 's 38-441ncl. Send $1.00 plus 6~ postage, handling for each pattern. Sind lo: Aiel Brook! Rlldll Mli Cra~ .: . . " ' · ' The Daily Sentinel 12·12 Ncirtilorn Blvd:, WIOdlldl , NY 11377. Print Nimt, Ad· dnu, Zip, l'lltern Numblr. '85 Needlecraft Catalog 150 de,lgns. $2 + 6~. Books$2.50 + 6~p&h . 135-0olts & Clallrlo On l'lllda 128-EnVI-po htchwork QuiHo 122-Sttff 'o' Puff Quills . 113-Compllla Gift look C '',, c liSA M. KOCH, M.S. • 3 Announcements AHcelrooks Vein Nicinskr. Assoclttte c z SALES & SERVICE g.~·tf ~ Television listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages Annou 11 cc nwnl s <.: old, FOUNO:Box of clothing on SR .33B between Appta Grove and Great Bend. 614-247·3126. Full Time Taxidtrnist BOGGS Factory Clto~e LOst Mala Beagle 6 mo . 2 LOCAnONS New limo Rd. I08 Vine St. Rutlatid Gallipglis 742-2225 or 742-2778 446-9244 9:00 A.M. • 6:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday Have Your Traphy Mounted By A 992-2156 992-5875 Or 742-31 BEND AliA CAU Ripley Offkt 11·29·85 1 mo pd Preparatfon, Mining and ln- UntlmHed Morl<et Uooge THE TAXIDERMY SHOP WH0-0-0-0 can help you? \]if;Wo:....,·-=o· .:~;.;"'~~f/1/· CLASSIFIED ADS FO' All YOUR WI.RIN G NEEDS 12 Gaup Shot.Uns Only 6 · Lost and Found 8·13 tin MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE SUIGEIY IY AI'PT. PH. 3~4-675·2441 HOIST ETTER REALTY Geo. S. Hobsttttlr, Broker . 16141 992·6550 992·11215 or 992-7314 GUN SHOOT For Hours 304-372-5709 We Also Carry Fia~tina Supplies. IUliNESS PHONE V. C. YOUNG Ill TOWN & COUNtRY Ttlll. 6:30 -l; Frl: 1· 2 pm Sotur.,y 10· 11:30 '"" UIGE ANIMAl & SAlES & SERVICE (free Eotlmoteol Call 304· RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE. Eatate, form , antiquo,' llquldotion uloo. Llconaed Ohio and Welt Vlrglnlo. 304· 773· 6786 or 304· 773-11430. 317 North Second Middtoport, Ohio 45760 - Roofing ~~nd gutt•r work - Concrete work - P1umblng and electrical , work dog. Prater Coli 304· 304·676· 181n in ·Addi1on, R·e ward. Wa Wl1h All Our Custo11er1 AMerry Ch;tstmu and AHapty '~ NewVaarl resume or apply to Medical Part Collie mole country living. 676-5966 or 36 BO. Seven kittena. 675·1319 . ' PHONE 992~7075 One certified Medical Tech· nologiot, weokdayo . Send duatrlal Salu Engineer. Exoellent opportunity lor a fiiut STREAK.CAB CO:-'f 107 Sy~amore St., Pomeroy, Oh. l t t 1 Help Wanted Piau. 203 Jackson Pike. Gelllpo!ls. Oh 45631. Public Sale & Auction PLUMBING & HEATING - Addon1 and remod•Ung SMAU ANIMAL HOUIS Morr.·WIIi.·Thvro. 3·S,.. •Washers •Di1hwaahers •Ranges •Relrlgeretoro •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4·5·tfc 11 Elk Hound, pert Shepherd. AI"? 3 yr. old mole Beelge. Call 304·676·6466. collar, Tara·Addlson vicinity, rt· UNG'S PT, PlEASANT OFFKE 305 Jackson An. •11 M1k11 I' A. A.A. 304-675-62 3111/rfo Paul E. Shockey, DVM ' 985·3561 RT. 62 SOUTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. amiles from Pomeroy-Mason Bridge "Free l:stimates" Oelllpoll1, Ohio VETERINARIAN CUNIC KEN'$ APPLIANCE SERVICE MOTEL BISSELL SIDING CO. Far111 E•ul.mtllt Part• & Servlee 7/ ll/lfn (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) Cotrtpflf QutHfg, Not Ptlo• PH. 992-7201 'VINYl SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN .. INSUlATiON RENT ACAR Christmas dinner JIM CLIFFORD CHESTER-985 · AT 115 BltCI ST. . Lrtura Ni!wlun, Todd l'llwell, Mtllnda RJuo, Jared Sheets, Tim Stone, Judy Taylor, DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES, RECLAMATION, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT 01 OPIN THURSDAY THRU SUNDAY POMEROY CROCHETED HATS IN YOUR COLORS 9.92-3 PH. 949-2649 l~ 11-12-1 mo. Fre~ Estimates 1(1.17 tin THE HAT RACK Stewart, Penny Swan, Carl Williams . Kerr, Ada Kihj(, Jody Lovlnlt'ICII. Amy Luckeydoo, Smtt ltleltoo, Martha Nelsoo, lang Bottom, Ohio Ph. 985-4141 CHRISTMAS TREES & PINE CONES FOR WREATHS Wl!herell. F1lth Grade: Ell1.abeth Downie, Mtsty Hayman, Jason HUI!man. Yvette Young. Kathy Hfu, w... -ard. Cltby JEFF CIRCII, SR. long Bottom. Ohio Ph . 614·843·5191 10·6·tfC Condo, Jerrod Stnlc• (Free Eslimatesl CONTRACTING UTILITY BUILDINGS Motthl!w Morr11, Amaoda Well. J"""' Ilorbon, Eltube!h Ewillf!, Terl')l Contracting MARCUM RUTLAND CIVIC CENTEI Effodiwo Now. I Hour• Monday 2 to 4 Sat., 10 a.m.-12 N011n Building a,.. ROOM 103 !iemnr1 Grade: Nlkltl Bentley, Mike Collins, Autumn Condo, . Ilon!oa Horn, · Jeremy Hubbard, Dorothy Letlllolt, Mindy Panenon. Shawn Rice, Tracy Shaller, Jason Sheet!, Nataoha Sla..,, Billy Smith. Karyn Tho"1>" soo, Tonya Wauj!b, Jameo While. 1lrlrd Grade: Ryan Dodson, Jarrod Folrnor, Joremlah Gllloote, l(,pUey Gruesor, Heidi Hillfman. Annie Jea~t, Slrllo Moore, Mary CONTRACTING Complete ·y,., Ptltlllf N.m 104 Mulberry A• .. Ponilroy CIRCLE !Rttulh In 30 Mlcoutosl tbe~ oubJecto to be named totberollwere: Lauro Farkoy, Mary FIIIQI, Pam allSeventh Gr""": Randy Corsi, John Evans, Folmer, Jaoeph H - . Bobby llaU, KrloU Kimberly Ewing, David Frymyer, Tim HaD, Ha)'JII!I, Carol H_.ix, Sltannon Hlndy, EMc lll'ck. Susan Houchins, Lor! Hayes, llard ~1. JUlie Hy..u. Dawn K<ooee. Jimmy Lee, Jamey Uttie, Michelle' Mat· Carla Kfntl, Darla KlnR. 1'1111 KlnR. Susan thl!ws. 11m MoyfS, Milly Nelson, Richard King, Edtlll' Kitchen, 11m Knott• ·Danny POyton, Slllne Phillips, Stacey Shank, Aaron Leonard. Kenny ~an . Judi Mees. SbeetJ. Toriya Sheitoo, Krist.. Siaw<er, · Celena Mowery, Mlkr Paneraon. Ml<hctie Joaoplt Smith. J19011 Smith, Keliy Sml!h, Pet<nm. Kattty Pl<keno. ....,.Ia Pterte. Darcy Wol!o, Jason Wright, Stephanie ctartsaa Ptettt, 5<ort """"'II, r ...... Rati>- Walk<r. J"""i Werry, ""'Y Warth, Moot• Irum, Raymond Rklfl', MJuy R!lt, .Jadtk> . Swindoll, 'I'1Iero<a W""', Jenntler Taylor, RoblnsM, Cfoeyi Roush, Terr!Rllustt, Tracy ~VanMitre. Schoidoror, Kr\1 Sex!on, Brmdo Sinclair, ElgltthGrade: Nancy Baker, CaiyBooztng, Dave Sml!h, Melinda Smith, Ml'ilsso Sproute. Melanie l!e<tlle. David Bucllanan, Jenny Donald Sll'in, Mlchl'ile -...Kim Stewart, Buck, Heidi Caruthers, Hank Cleland, John .lenni !lwartz, Jodie Wells, Chip Werry. Conley, Eddie Crooks, Leah Daniels, Kelly Donny Welsh, Olano WWtan.l. Douglas, Jlnuny Dunt, Kim Eblin, ""'Y Sop!Qmoreo: ~Bailey, MI,P Baki.r, Epple, Wendy Gilkey, Cbartene· Goodman, David llfeillf, BUI Brothors, Jodi Brown, Mary llalo, l(,pUy llamUton, Ryillt Harper, Charlotte Hart, DeNnna Hendel &oiu, Kevin WaUy Hatfteld, Brenda Hawley, Jay Hu11111> V. King, Audrey, Lloonbert, DOnyu ~ers. "l'. Tina Kaull, Becky Kerr, Kare,. Lambert. Pat McGboo, Dooita ShailtiO!l SlaVIn. Tammy U!Jnbert, D...rty Kennedy, Krlstln David Smith. EM< Sm{th. 0\arteo Siewart. Shannon New"""", Mlko Parker, Mayrme 'l'llomal, tll1.abeth Tllornton, Joe Klnt. Wendy Phillips, Heath Rlchrmnd, Chris The Daily Sentinel •r •Complete Remodelina doom Additions 'rlrRoofing •Sidine •Gara,es & Pole Build !DIS · ' . lusintss Forms, r••. Copy Services, U,. 255 Mill St., Mi1141opert IJ.l2·2 mo. PREGNANCY nST Janw Varner. H-. Jason Cnarlf'S · Parker, Mirlo Whit(>, GiveaWay 2. kittens littM trained . Call PLUS: Olfl<t Supplios & Furnitun, Wedding and Graduation Stationery, Magnotic Slgn1 Rub•·· Slam- "Free Eatimotea" ULL (OllECT: FBE CONFIDEN1Tll Franelnf Laudermllt, Raquel ~addwc , Leigh Mash. J<lft MillEr, 11mmy Peavety, Chris Rousl!, Randy Smith, Ricky Smith, Brent Wllaley, Mfllsla Whaley, carue LeMast,.., shc!lt, ""'Y Jones, Seth Kem, Jared Kin~. NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Purouont to en Entry Authorizing Soft ol Per· ..,,., Prop.rty by tho Probott Court of Molgo County, Ohio, the fof, lowing property of Hlldo P. McDaniel, de.,..Md, Coee No. 24,111, ltolno a tl78 Ford l.T.D, 4 Dr. Sedorn, on<l r - .,d llend, wilt Ill offe<M for eelt It pUblic IUCiion Ill tho 1tw otllco of Por. ter. lltttt, ShMto ond Frockor, 211·213 Ett11 Second Street. Pometoy Ohio 48781, on lht lth ol .lllnuery. 111t. Till PrGpltty c•n bo INn by oppointrrient lly tefe. phonlnti 814-tU.Nn or 304·~1·7188 . Dobra lu• DodriH, Admlnlotrotrlx 11211. 10. 11. 31c Ph• 16141 843-5425 Ft~ All ·Worked in home arN 20 v•ra ? PREGNANT? Sizes Start From 12'x16' Ryan FILL DIRT 3·24·tfc ""'*"'· HE''Il not fOI'tf' htm.~C'1t.upon yoo, -. Its you thaf ha.!l tb Cbco:P. S':l ~ up lht> mer rA ycur lr?oart . What haVf' yw JtOt t() ]('fi('':' HE''s l'l"Jdy and wtlUn~ to tl>lp yw. Uyoo'II humblf ycurself and pray. Don 't put 11 ofl any lon~. · Do It now. toda~· . 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Walter D: Riebel, Edythe E. Riebel to Herald 00 & Gas Co, Right or Way, SaUsrury. Mary C. Sauvage to Herald 00 & Gas Co., Right or Way, Sallsrury. Floyd D. Cleland, by admln. lo Wendell Cleland, Anna Cleland, S.33 T-6R:14, Rutland. Jolui W. Eisel, Clara I. Eisel, WUbur A. Dean, to WUbur A. Dean, Betty Loo Dean. l/3 Int. parrels, Orang!!/Chester. . Wllrur A. Dean, Betty l.ou Dean to Dale Machlr, Jennller Machlr, OOA F.31 & 25 T4 R.l2, Chester. wurur A. Dean, Betty Lou Dean to Terry Stethem, Melanie Stethem, :llAF.:n, Chester. ·Fourth Grade: LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Ty~o 10·8·tfC Plans tor a O!rtstmas party on Tuesday with acllllnerat6p.m. were madE! when TOPS OH l«iG met !'a'elltly. An early weigh-In will be held that day from 5:00 to 6 p.trL ~. Chrlstmastlme will be crowned at the meeting. A new contest "Don't Clown Around" was started. Weight ~ winners tor Novembei' were Nancy Vance, Sherrl Darst, Sandy Hysell, JoAnn Eads, Sandy Sergent, Kelthel Hat· field, and JoanJM> Fetty. Phont: 742·309.2 ' 992-3410 Eblin, MGM Fcnn CitY IN ftii ...AfiiiiiN fl Dlttlll JUST CALL! TOPS meets Doqtu, Becky SUPERIOR SIDING CO. v•n & AWMIIIIUM Complete Gutter Work WILL HAUL house TH . PIINT SHOP EUGENE LONG . DENNY CONGO · Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sterne visited thl!lr daughters during tile 'lbanksglvlng weekend. T~rry Fetty, Fairborn, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs., Soe Poole and Will Dec. 2-6. Harold Fetty Jr. was an afternoon caller. Po~roy WHAT QUALmES DO I LOOK FOIIN A FU-AL DIIECTOI? .(• ' Blrchn..td, Donna Bowen, Don Bunco, Cathy Carter, Rf!bo<ra Cha ... Ap'U Clark, Marty Cline, Jennifer Couch, Gary Curtis, Debbie Downie. 11m llutlt, Huey Ea!iOO, RI>R!na · J Ref so far our oo mv CM' n. I forR<'! Hl• Hoavmly II>W,..., Thai cf whJch, If Hl' stxluld chOOSl', Coukl chan~ the- world within lhr hOur. ....... Smith. Cindy Soutlby, Cllirrnele 'l'lrrne', David Warth, Mary Wllan, Roland 'Will, Shr:rry Wlllon, Bey an Woodyard. Junlorst Etln Anclenon, Jo!f A. mold, Susan Arnold, Sondra Bailey , Michelle Barr, Randy And ltldnda sfts m<' l hlnklnR: Maylx> thats rhf rrol!Oil why. ~lronA' Houdalhelt, Ml'iflla 1111Nont, Chrl!topher llortn Roach, Julio Roosh, Cllel1 Sau!fl'l. Cindy sautl'l'!, Clll1l Shank, Julie SUm,Tim Sloln, Ani<A Smith. Carol Srnl!h, Lrtura I atways Sft'm lo hav(' m\· share, But It ~ to Seniors: Becky lllrehlleld, Hefdl Ollrb, April Cundlll, Mary Curu1inPam, Oapme Dillard, Todd Doczt, Kenda Donohue, JaM Epple, Charles Fltchpitrlck, Gina Follrod, Chari.. Gilk<non, Tammlr Gill<ey, Jodi Harrison, Rodney Harrioon, Barllora Hat· nold, Damn Ho)'t'll, Bryan !Ioiley, Brian Kennedy, Rodney Klein. Bryan l<a'n. RoiJ<r Long, Joot'l'h Mantey. Cllrll - · Amy Molden. Judith M""'t'I'Y· St...,Moxtey, Slteity Ohllnltft', . Lee POwl'il, Mftlssa PrtrnJ!lor, DO R'TODAY Why not )y1 JeHUs comP tlto yoor lift'. Open ey4.'S unablr to s"'. Glvt>you !iOrTK't hln~ ro ltv(' tor . As from stn, ft(' !'lf'tS y00 fret". I - ~~~c~ rw'Vt'l' l'fanS tiD voit't' bt'lore. 1!u1 I! k> be !I)C'GkinR to ""· But I knl'w as t knP.I.t thert> M pra)'A', Jjirl oald "If you'D ;m.. up tilt' world," fit\ htard PYft'Y word, CIIE' by me. Don't forukt.· me ai I lr\111 Thf\>, 'l1loi<eo • piacf in Jlt'avrn fir rr.... I:... the! bu- that I bt'Jr, A ft.'!llna tarnt rNtr nwo that WOI"$ can't ~ "ifU ''""' 1 knfW I had made a mtstoke. For when llttt Dn hPn' ls·over -..n.o, 111<<-"'ll tho jlllllnj< of time.· . SatvaUon, a itlt rrom God's 110ft. I'U want to nWPf y~ <M'1' thl'rf': ·~ w ....... I """' on <110 Jaddot· d IWf, ·111m" M'I"P ool many l\lftRS ~ft to fllmb. J'U want to W YtWJr tact' !0 shlnin«. My burdrrjs ....,.... sudcl<nly lighter, SOla........W ot.. vdl't', the In< I knowhow,' Ft'PI ywr Pl't'MICf" alWay, nrar. · Nfw hop(' camt'.lnto my heart. · .f'itll'wllh wordo, but a \'oice·from the hoart. My slnl I can say, aN< all Wulw;ld away, ·KncM> au ·~ long r ... .,ttm. A.lld ..ld "Maller,,l know I mad• a mlstili. As 1-k> f{llvt> my lit€' a np.v Mar't. ·•ab't you pftlt"tllll mt" Just wheretostart?" La Vl'l nor lllnl now tc; t'Yer' rear. .U .r by motdr:, I had a stra"'!" fcoelinR, · To mol'b<' wetlt alona ~tostri. yao, ~\¥aB rObing but prUe.as I rtmetomy I kneW at CI1CF. Just ~·M'f to ~· IM. Tout'h ~our •rmenls, Ob, !10 ~tt>. 1~ to my· kn..,, wen«~ ''"' 00c>r cl my Ri'al~.t' Just wliat ·II mat yao, My~ WPrt' wt>t trom my teen. . . To · brlrtil Rll' from tbP dirk kl iltlbt. Know .tlurt In that !lhort ~ It """· ..... llid. ''JPSUS, \\OO'I.YOU plN!fCOf'J'lE> in!" Jl<. 11111'11 nuttlton I l'!Nid In Y'"'"· JYom that I'I"'Iinn"Rt 00, my Y«rtf!s ~Ovt'f, For whm YQJI*kfd rN< rromstn's.ch.Jtctlfw, 1 ._. at ltfr ln a mUch dlff('["ttftt way. Thld ""'lfl'd 1M> your way. ilo • · 'tUI r......,.,, from thar arne "" •ldtht>wrlnkll"s $1'1 <~Pep«, thf hair ~t snow 'J'b<o My lifo will not be my <>Vn. mon.•lon long "RR )'OJ fi'Ori'rlaed, whit*', ru IIVC' tt fir Him, tllf WilY that Ho wants. Was mnr to claim. lOft tutu~ dilly. f'CJO' t tcn<M· .ksus. and lk''U ;.oo rll' way. Not f""""tlnR I o""" was aiono. Olen D. lflr.()f('n D. Harrison Olen D. llal'l'ls<ll i'I>Ril'rtll' . • aD thelrsubjl!dl to be named totberollwere: bul'll<>n«< and dejEctro, Full of a<hos and pains JIJIIore. Put .k'sus, I roll at the Molp Hil!h Sc!looj hu boen announced. ~ liP'""" of B or abc!voln GODSII'AV While tiel' tovft man •n<.'f' lime ~ t'rl'Onon, SIUI ckoos, U1rouJI11 all ct !iiPs<' y<ers. nor ror ,.. - s i x - f!fldlng pertx1 honor I God Rtlvt' Ill(> a M)l'kllo I~ In, l..oolcs aftt~r fYKy w«ry and care. Saki. f I Hlo Jlllidanl.'\', Jus! oaU, and Ho would txo """•· liP ,...dy to trip with 1111' ll'olllem. Give "" lll""""h lor what lies ah,.d, rew days with Pearl Randolph. Meigs honor rolls . kn<M'InR that U I lgnor«t Him. I l'!Nld wind up with S.tao int,.d. Hav• you.....,. felt like .trW .. ' sympathy Thelma White, Sandy White, Kathy cards during the death of her sister. Pullins, Mae McPeek, Ada Bissell, PastCouncliorsClubwtllmeetat Alta Ballard Ada Monis Mary Ctow's Wednesday ~r a Christmas Showalter, ~Ida Weber and Ellren dinner and gift exchangl!. Members Martin. are · to give Christmas readings. Others attending were Sadie Next meetlngofthecouncll WO be on. Trussell, Dorothy Ritchie, Dorothy Dec. 17 at tile hall with a dinner at Chaney, Enna Cleland, Marcia 6:00andaS2glttexchange. Keller, Doris Grueser, Ellabeth Quarterly birthdays were ob- Hayes, Genevieve Ward, Eva served with a cake baked by Mrs. Robson, Mary Holter, Everett Baum being served. Observing Grant, Belly Roush. birthdays were Charlotte · Grant, 001111 UIVI! IILWI\YS T... Ut."Haw you Pm" bem so lonely... db<rout.,..t throulfr and tlnulh Just taM> II all to Jf"SUS Caust' hP knows what to dO. nrtnitror...... . . ~and lll'W baby boy, lll'llt toLym 101d .lw , sending ·Poet's corner t -..... everyQDe tor 4 ~r,:;;;~;;:;;r;:=======:::;rr=::::::::====:;r;:~;~:;;;;;,;::::;-r;::=======:::i 614·446·1944. .E QUALn ·y 3 mo . old male puppy port .Rhonda Packett, Cherry ~ge. Dec. 1. Mill. Dvecher tllen spent a . Property .transfers Spending the holiday with Mrs. Glorla Riggs and family were MJss Ruby Diehl and Mrs. Stella Atkins. Mrs. Bertha. Gibson and· MrS. Margaret Douglas visited her aunt. Mrs. Gladys WIIUams, Reeilsville, The Daily Ohio Bus.iness Services Al(red community news group has holiday program ~the Tuesday, December 10, 1985 Tuntlay, December 10, 1985 R' A F T S ~ '• ;• '' 1"--------- i Allee lrookt ~ ----------------,.._.• ., •. , �• Page- 8 The Daily Sentinel 3;2 Mobile Homes GO SOME BREAD .: WITH AWANT AD LAFF-A-DAY for Sale Mobile home for ule, mutt oell 1972 12•66 , Schultz with 7•1 1 ..pando. 3 bodroam:.. ~ wood burner. air ~ditioner , washer & dryer. Pl!llllly furnished. oP op- plilncea. 2 porches&. under· pinning, U ,400. Coli 304882-2886 . For nle or rent 12x60 mobile homo. Coll304-8822426 . 33 Farms for Sale 1 05 aero form lor Alo. Coli 814-388-8139 . Apple Grove 100 acrea, Iorge born 120d8.1.3001t frontage on Jerry' 1 Run Road. 6 mile& from Goo· dyear Plant. Mineral rights. Wont offer. Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304-678-2336. 35 Lots & Acreage Farm for ule: no house, 2 barna. county water& septic -: tonk , Call 814-379-2258 . .~W- ~9~~~~'!!J'or .'::~. ... .·.; . . ulo. Coli Rental s "' . . . -:-c-'-:-:---:-:--=-- :' · ·41 Houses for Rent . · A•nch style. nice 2 bdr. . " homo, 2 lull botho. V. bl. · hom Wuh . Elom., f326. · rot. roq . Coli 614-448·.2158 . · .Furnilt)ed houae, 241 Jack· .ldn .-Pike, Gallipolis. ezoo 11¥11or paid, , 2 bdr. Coli '446-4418 after 7PM. 2 bdr ., unfurnished houM with garage. Ref. & Dop. required . Coli 814 -4489888 . 3 bdr., corpotod, not. gu hoot, V. milo out Rt. 141 . Dop. roq .. 1195 mo. Coli 814-448-2034 . 3 bdr. 2 cor gorogo. on Rt. 1~0 by N.G.H.S.• rent with option to buy or aell. owner wHI llnonco. Call 614-2466828 . BcltJO 11 ·10 "Let's get married real soon, Alan, so we can mail · the invitations before the postage rates go up." r-;~=:~:=:=:=:=:=:~r-;:;::::;==:=;=:;;:~~:"1 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity! monthly rant lt1rt1 at $189 lor 1 bodroom and 1204 for 2 bedroom. deposit 8200. located near Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland. pool and Cable TV available . office hours 11 pos1ible 10 em to4 pmand7pmto9pm Monday-Frldoy, Coil 614446 - 2746 or leave me1uge. Nicely 1urnished mobile home. efl. apt., central air and heat in city, adults only. Call 614-448-0338 . Rodocorotod apt.. 2 bdr .. $160 to 1250. CoO 304675-6104 or 304· 6756386 or 304-676-7898. Upltairs uniurl1i1hed apt ., carpeted, all utilitiae peid. no children, no polo. Call 614446-1837. FUrniohod opt. 2 bdr., 131 'h 4th, Gollipolio, $196 wotor poid. Coli 446-4416 alter 7PM. 3 bdr .• large kitchen. nice utility room, 1 car garage. · New efficiency apt. Call •296 mo. Ref. & dop 614-448-0390. required . Call 614-446 740'11 Second AVo. 3 .bdr .• 1358. I 190 mo., dop. roqulrad. 3 homoo. 2-3 bedrooms. Coil 814 -448-4222 boStutts Rool Estate, 614- tWHn 9' lo 5. 446-4206. Deluxe 2 bdr. downtown, complete kitchen. all carpet, 2 bdr duplu. e200 mo .. Sec. dep. B. ref. required. wa1her, dryer. electric heat & AC. Dop. required. CoH Coil 814-448-0264. days 614-448-4383. ovo. lo Rent- cozy cottage. 3 rooms wookondo 614-448 -0139. • bath. Part\y turniahed, I -F-ur-n-lo_ho_d_ o_pt-.•-~r-oo-m~a-8o with wether & dryer in baih, no pets, eduh1. Aveila· Aoclno . Call 614 - 949- ble Doc. 1. Call 814-4462719 . 1519. 4 In Minersville by tho Bulk . ,plant. 1 bedroom houte. . ·• ·' ;· Total oloctrlc. Portlolly fur,< ~-: 11i1hod. 814-992-6216 or ,,,;. :;:·. Y/61 4i Q92~7314 . ,··. ~~ r! ... ~-.,l:;.·c.;-..,.,_ · ~~-~~~- P /i ' .:.7 Eiil~nQY conogo. $66.00 ~)',::·.: ·~· utilities paid, .phone •-<1,' .':30'4 ·&76 · 3100 or 675 ,.,,, .,_._ ._. ''5&0!i> . .. . . ,_:_;_,---:----Two' bedroom house for rent ·.in Jericho oroo. Coli 304._, 875-8483 oltor 6 PM . :w·ae-k, .. lerge 6 room upateira lpt., lurniohad kitchen, 1200 mo. pluo utllitioo. 238 ht .. Avo. Call 814-446-4926 . 5 rooms 6 btlth. located Crown City. Newly decorated. electric 1tove & refrig. No palo . Coli 614 -2561222. Furn . ept. for rent, utilitie1 paid, 1235 mo . Call 9AM6PM , 614-446-9244. Furnished ept . 920 4th Ave .. Gollipolis, one bdr., 8250. utilities ptid, adults. Call 446-4416 iltor 7PM . 2 bedroom apertmentl . New Haven, WV•. Newly remodeled . In town . 614- •, · . .. 99 48 : ': 4 ·room houoo w~h bath. 1 _ _2_-_7_ _1_·~--'-~~~·noo. 2 bedroom mobile ,. : · : ·,home 1200. Coli 304-67&- Middleport duplex, 1 bodroom apt. I 170. pluo utili . '; -1137. ties. Also 2 bedroom. 11t . . 2 bedroom home. Burdette floor apt . t190. plu1 utili· tin Coil 614-992-7177. - •.. fenced yard. dopooit roqu lrad . Call 304-6753 bedroom unfurnished .7207 . apartment for rent in Syrt· CUIO. Coli 614-992-7689 after 6 p.m. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Effancienoy apartment. 2 roomo, bath. lull booemont. Furnished . In Pomeroy Furnlohed. AC. coble. no city obovo Krogoro. 614-992tual. beautiful river view in 6215 or 614-992-7314. K1nauga. Fotter1 Mobile 'Homo Pert<. Coli 614-446- 2 bedroom furnithed apan· ment in Middleport. All . 1602. util.i tios poid. 614-992 2 bdr., unfurni1hed mobile 5084. homo. 12x80. 1 mi.lrom Rt . 7 on Goorg11 Crook . Call APARTMENTS, mobile ·304-676 ·F80 or 614-446- homes, houses. Pt. Pleesant .UaB . . and Gallipolis . 814 -4468221 . bdr. toto I electric. Call t -~-~-~~-~814-446 -4253 . 2 br apartments in Hondoroon . 304-676-1972. 2 bdr on Rt . 7, lurniohod. water peid. no in1ide pets. Nice 1 and 2 br epartments ,Cal! 814· 245-5818 . downtown. 304-876 ·2218 ' 8-6 i4x70 3 bdr., in Centenary. Cili.614-446-4292. On North Fourth Middle,. port. 2 bdr, furnished 1pt., ·, ~ bdr'··niobile home for rant. Call 304-882-2666 . o<iult··only. No pot, releren .c,i; ·.~~d dopooit. Coli 61445 Furnished Rooms 317' 1743. .. - .:·. . - -- - - ·:r - - ... 2. :bedroom, 12x65. Nice cqndllliln. Appliance• lur~lohed. Big yilrd. Near Horrijonlilllt, Molgo Local •$choolo. Hoot lurnlohod. ; ,2Q• .OO per month pluo · wi!Qolto. No peto . 614-742- ...;lci33,. .·' . . For ren1 SIHping Rooms and light houoo koeplng room1 . Perk Central Hottl. Coli 814-446-07!18. 46 Space for Rant Troller opac11. Small childran ac~;aptad . Out Rt. 1, locust Road. back of KloK . 1-304-676-1076 . •n Misc. Merchandise l~mp houA cool.llmootone. gravel. 11nd deliver~. one 64 Misc. Merchandise ton and up. Jim Lanier, 304 · 876- 7397 or 876 1247. Firewood-cutup slabs. 1 1 --~~-~-~-,-­ truck lood 1100, 2- e180. Bumper pool table t75 . Call Pickup loed, you haul 116. 304-875-4628. HEAP accepted. Call 814Electric cook 1tove and 245-6804. rolrigarator. Coli 304-895· HouH coal. lump 81 atoker. 3082 . Zinn Cool Co. Cai161 4-448Big pollor bunk bodo, com1408. plete 1200., motchlng doll< Csllahon'o Uood Tiro Shop. I 75.. woll hugner recliner. Over 1,000 tire1, sizes 12, rult, 176., Commodore 84 13.14, 16.16.16.5. 8mlleo witlrdlok drive 1460., 19B3 out Rt. 218 . Cal1614-256- Honda XR-100, 1600.1981 8251 . Hondo Odeoooy 1600. Call 304-675-1758 oltor 7. Firewood $40 PU lood delivered . 8 ft . landacape 10 speed men bicycle, timberl 84.50 81. ,6 ft . ICOth 1100.• 3 spood women pine live X-mea trees balled bicycle 175., both 28", & burlapod 132.50 eo .. almoll. now . Call 304-895Mulch. Call614-446-1799 3329 . doya or 614-446-9646 alter 6pm. King size water bed I frame, almoot new will lit any king CISt iron Griswold New size headboard, u1a regular American . 26 Big Box stove king oize ohooto. Call 304with 2 burners, S100. Call 882-3208 814-446 -9476 . Special prices on wild bird 18ed, 1unflower, de-icing salt. rat poison. protein blocks. Found at the Bidwell Mill, 614-388-9688 . ladies diamond cluster ring. aizo 7, 140.00. Call 304675-5728. Afghan'• lor oole. See et 2023 Jefferson Avo., Pt. Plea.-nt. Firewood for sale UO pickup l~od. Oakwood only. · Save 60%11 Fle1hing arrow Call 614-388 - B144 aigno $27911 Lighted, nonanvtirt:~e . orrow *259 . Unlighted 1209. (Free lettoroll See M erc han dise For •ale metal lath a . Call locally. (8001 423·0163, 614-246 -9268. anytime. (8001 628-2828. •••. 504. Woodburner 1urnace take• 51 Household Goods 28 in. logs, fits tnto duct 15.6 ft . che1t freezer . like wort< 1360. Cord organ 18. now, $200. Call 304-675Stereo equipment It receiver 1622 olter 5PM. SWAIN make offer. Call 614-446AUCTION & FURNITURE 2278 . love 1eat with matching 62 Oliva St., Gallipolia . Now chair S. ottom1n· gold, & used WOOd·COII 1tove1, 6 Yllhica.35mm Cllmera with 1200. Call 304-876-1238 pc wood LR ou~e $399, electronic flosh. ,Uko new. alter 4:30. bunk bodo $199, ontron MokogrootXmaogift. 1125. recliners $99. new & u~ed Call614-367-7676. bedroom suite•. ranges. 66 Building Supplies wringer washers, l 1hoes. Diamond ring. one-filth ca-- --~~~--~~ New livingroom auitas · r1t. 21 pt. aolartaire valued 1199-1699, Iampo, aloo at over 8400. ucrafice for Building Materials buying coal S. .wood atoves. 1260. Cell614·367-7575. Block, brick, 1ewer pipe1, Coli 614-446-31 69 . wlndowa, llntoll, etc. Kanniback pota1oea, turkeys Cleude Wintoro, Rio Granda, lor oolo . Call 614-367- 0 . Co11814·245·6121 . LAYNE' S FURNITURE 7230. Sofat and chairs priced from Kentucky Lump. Ohio Lump. 1286. to t895 . Tablu. 160 Chrlotmao Troll. Rodney- Ohio Stoker. Yord or delivend up to 1125. Hldo-o- Bidwell Road . 1 1.4 mile• ery. cement block1 and bodo. l390 . snd up to from Rodney . Coli Fisher: building moteriol. Gollipolio t550., oola bodo 1146, 114-245-6246. Block Co .. Pine St .. GallipoRoclinoro. 1225. to 1375 .. lio, Ohio. Call 814-446Lampo from US . to '1 125. Smith a. Weuon auto. shot· - 2783 . pc . din'ottoo from 1109 .. to gun, u . con d. Cell 814435. 7 pc. 1189 end up. 246-9182. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Waod table with llx chaiu .1285 to 1745. Deok t110 We are ov8r 1tocked with Surplus satvege clo~eouta. up to 1226. Hutch eo. $660. Necchi sewing machines 1. 6"•7-16"x16 ' prime Bunk bod complete with made of metal. 26 yoor hardboard olding 20 .00 m1nreaH1. •276. and up to warranry. maku button pr.sq or 1 .76 pr. piece. 8395. Baby bodo, 1110, holes. 1tretch 1titch1, pro- 2. Embo11ed wood grain Mattrene,s or box 1prings. fellional 1tiche1, de1lgn aluminum tiding whh foam lull or twin, 163., firm, 173. ot~choo & more. Juot oet dial bock in color 39.95 oq. ond $83 . Queen All. 1226. & oow. Reg. price 1499. 3. 4'x8' on 4'•9'•7-18 4 dr. chesto, 149 . 6 dr. now thru Jan. 86 1168. Call ttucco to Ma1onite aiding chooto. 169. Bod fromoo. collect 814 - 386-8025. 8 .95 on 13.95 pc. t20 .ond 126 ., 10 gun - Gun Vance Leach Home Furnish- 4. Vz" end %" exterior Clbinetl. •360 . Gaa or ing. Logan, Oh 28 years in pl ~ wood with fiberglau electric ranges •376 . Baby bu1in111 . reinforced two aidta8' wide mattreuea. *25 • t3&, bed 14'6"1ong 35.00 oo. !romeo 120, 126, lo 130, Firewood large kJad1 dell· 5. 12 pee . steel in1ulated king !rome 160. Good IIIIC· verod. otockod 136 local, prehung door' s. 6 panel. 8 tion of bedroom oultos, 140 out of town. Coli days ponol or flush 2-8 or 3-0, rockers, metal cablneta, 614-446-9743, ovoningo 75 .00 eo . Singlao 89 .95 eo . headboard• 138 lo up to 814·448-9344 . 8. Durham oak ma1onite 165. paneling 4'x8'x'l4 6.99 or Atari 6200, axe. cond, $66 Woodfield chutnut B. UHd Furniture· · Orener, B. firm. Call 614-446-4120. grade . bod, metal office d10kl. 3 7 . 4'.S'•W' prelinlohodmemiloo out Bulovillo Rd . Open Antique vanity $75, antiquo •onite paneling sico~ds -9am to 5pm. Mon. thru Sot. high choir S40. 2oholllampo 3 .99 on up; 814-446-0322 120 11ch. Call 61 4· 446- B. Bru1hed aluminum key 4614. entrance lock1 4 .99 u . GOOD USED APPLIANCES 9 . Interior prehung door'a Waihers ..· dryer•. refriaera- Mixed herdwood 1laba, 812 . assor1ed aiza'1 an fini1hes torl, range1. Skaggs Ap· per bundle , containing ap- 29 .96 . pllances, Upper River Rd. prox . 1 Y2 ton, fob. Ohio 10. 48" oak vanity with 8 booido Stone Croll Motol. Pallet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio . grade merblo top 199.00 . 814-446 -7398 . Phone 814-992-6461 . Penn's Werehou1t, Well· oton. Ohio . Coil 614-384Cou·nty Appliance, Inc . Storao, Pilot Brand . Orlgl- 3845 . Good und appliance• and .nally 11700. soli lor 1650. TV Uti. Open 8AMto 6PM . or belt offer. 1 year old . A·1 Block, brick. mor1er and Mon thru Sot. 614-446- condition. Cell 81 4-742- ma1onry aupplie1. Mountain 1699, 627 3rd. Ave . Golli- 2575 . Stole Block, Rt. 33. New polia, OH . Hoven, W. Vo. 304-882Save 60 parcentll flashing 2222 . Velley "Furniture. new & arrow oigno 127911 Lighted, und. large section of qual· non-arow 1259. Unlighted Building oupplioo.(30014•4 lty furniture. 121 6 Eootem 1209 . (Free lottersll See Inch 12to 18ft. ooktimbors. Avo .. Gollipollo. locally. (8001 423-0163, Morgan 's Woodlawn Farm, anytime . {800) 628 -2828, 304-675-1286 or 304-523E-Z Credit Mollohon Furni- ext. 504 . 5843 ovonlnga. ture, At. 7 North of Gallipollo. Ca11614-448 -7444. early american 4 CUihion couch . Wing bock chair. 66 Pets for Sale 2 livingroom chain, French maple ottoman and matchProvincial otyllng, avocado Ing r·ecliner rocker . color, excellent condition. 1250.00 . Also bo• opringo 865 ooch or 8125 for both . & mottro11. $76 . LN . 614- Briarpatch Kennell All · breed grooming. Gordor'l Coli 614-446-01 23 oltor 992-7581 . Setter female obedience 5:00PM. Browning trap gun, BT99. trained. Englioh Cocker SpaWettinghoun 16 ft . fro•t· 341n . luil choke. EC . 1600. niolo. 388-9790. frn refrigerator with ice 614-992-7183. Dragonwynd Conary Kenmokor t360. Aloo. 30 " aloe . ronge 1200. Call 814-448- Woodburnor . 614 - 992 - nel. CFA Hlmoloyon, Persion and Siamooo klttsno . AKC 7827. 7015 . Chow puppleo . Coli 446WoltlnghouA 18 ft. !root- Hard wood firewood for 3844 oltor 7PM . free refrigerator with ice Ale. Cal1614-742-2645 . German wirehaired pointer mokor $360 . Aloo, 30 " oloc . rongo 8200 . Call 614-446- Humphrey gas heater . puppiel, versatile hunting 7~27 . 83.000 BTU with thormoa- dogo, oxc. poll & !emily tat and blower . S175 . 614· protection. Chlmplon 1ire from top winning 1tock with Dinette set with 6 awivel 992-6803 . hunting background . Coli chain •125, mini pit livlngroom ouho t250. RCA 19 Dining room table lo bullet . 614-388-8720 . in. color TV 8125 . ·can 6 choirs. Light oak . 614AKC Gorman Shsphordo. 814-446-1318 oftor 5PM . ~85·4291 . block 8o ten, or block lo oliver, TONY'S GUN REPAIRS. ready Doc. 9. Coii614-38Bhot dip rabluolng, alltypoo of 9640 bolore 7:30p.m. gunamith work, f11t service , Pitt Bull pupplu 5 wooks. 304· 675-4631 . pure brnd pupiJiel, 5 mo. Call 814 - 388-9661 Home stereo 1y1tem. Call evenings. after 4PM. 304-675 -3658 . Young htolthy Porokeet Sears 9 in. tabla saw and brNdoro. Love blrdo. Cockaltond. like ... ow t160 caoh . tiolo. baby Mln9 bird, CookeNo Sunday Aloo . Coli 304- too. Al1o commercial MW· 875-6364 . ing machine. 614-985-4212 ovonlngo. . Hou11keeping room. range, re1rlg .. share bath, male prolorrod, utllltioo pd . 1125. Col1448·4416 oltor 7pm. •· ';.14x70 2 bedroom treilor ·wti~ 2 bedroom room oddl- 1 -~~~~--=:-~­ . ,.11o11 . on 20 acra• with free 46 Space for Rent ',"'t••' : •. l250. per month. ! ---~----­ 1 •• ~t;ukl ·work some o1 rent :-- out. 814 -247-4751 or 30 4- Moblla homo lot, 12'•60' or omoller. w11or paid. 4th .273-2881 Mobllo homt for rent, 2 lo Noll, Gollipolia. Cell 441bodroomo, SandHill Rd . Coli 4416 oltor 8PM . 304-176-3834. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Part<, Route 33. North of Mobile homo for rent fur· Pomeroy. Large loto. Call niohod. 2 bdr., goo heot. Coli 814·8112-7478. onytlme. 304·875-6372 . 64 AK C Lhau Apoo pu po, males only. 20 ch1mplon• in podlgroo, gentle, quiet ond loving dogo. 304-875-5537 or 675-2223. "to 101 uoloto lvoe u1" . Country otyle ook furniture. hind crafted end llnlohod, antique r•productlont. Paul Conkel , At . 7, Tuppers Plolno. Amono 18 cu.ft. !root !roo refrigerator. 30" Aman1 oloctrlc 011f ciNnlng rongo horvHt gold, 1350 lOCh. Still under worronty 304578-2089. December 10, 1 Tuesday, December 10, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Llrry Wright 73 Vans Ohio DICK TRACY Television Viewing & 4 W.O. ' 1975 CJ5 Joop. good condition .. ci11 304-458-1643. Motorcycles Cll ('l) . . (I) • 1!21 Newa (]) •100,000 Nar111 Thot Tune Cil Mudo SportoLook (IJ 3-2·1, Contoct [CCI (JJ Eyewltnooa Newo (fi) Electric Company fi) Diffront Strokeo . 8:06 ([) Andy Griffith Cll (l) NBC Newa 8:30 Acree 8:00 . . 1978 Hondo 750. 1925. Call 614-448-2378. · .•· ~~=~~~~:;:~=-r.iiiiiii!iiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;i 66 Pets for Sale Tra ns p ur l iil iUil 71 Autos for Sale Chrlotmoo Spoclall Beautiful AKC Gorman Shepherd puppieo. Sholl, wormed, roody 84'h Dodge GLH rod. fest. for Chrlotmoo. Will hold, Known ao · GTI Killer by 304-675-7119. Shelby. Toke over paymenlo. Coll614' 446-0964. Will tho lody who brHdl 1-~~~~~-~­ Samoyodo, ple11o coli ogaln 19n CJ-6 Jeep. Call dayo about Carin Terrier, 304· 614-448-1781 alter 4:30. 675-3638. . 614-245-6861 . 67 Eatra clean 1982 Cutlloa Sierra 42,000 mi111, one Hohner •c::cordien very good driver. 16.800. Call 814condition, alao white uni· 446-2123 . lormo 1111 14 end 16·18. 1971 Pinto, 4 cyl., 4 opd .. Cell 814-387-0568 . now point. runo good. $800. Coil 814-446-4482. 68 Fruit 1976 Datoun. 1978 Pontiac & Vegetables Grond Pri• Nody for winter, 1976 Muatong. Roeoonable offllrs conolderod . Coll614· Big olro lpplea mountoln 379-28&1. grown, eight v1rietles. Truck load, or•ngea, Navel, Tange- 1984 Honda LX auto., loo, Gropeo. llononoo. Opon 39,000 mlleo, 19,200. Call 7 dlyo. 8:00 to 5:00. Jack'• 814-448-8239. Fru~ Mkt, Rt. 36, Honder· oon . 1982 Dodge Arioo, 2 dr.. 33.000 miles, ••· cond. Call 814-448-0254. r.1r rn & 61 SIIPP II I~s LiVI'Silll.k Farm Equipment CROSS. SONS U.S. 35 W•ot, Jackoon, Ohio. 814-288-8451. Mauoy Ferguoon, N- Hoi' land, Buoh Hog Solto & Service. Over 40 uaed treetore to choooo from & complotolino of now & uAd equipment. Largoot Mlac· tion in S.E . Ohio. 1982 Cutlou Supremo Broughom. auto. V-8, po, pb, air, cruioe. VGC. 614992-6850 dlyo. or 814992-3817 . 1813 Ford Eacort. FWD. 4 op .. E.C. 13400. 114-7423083. 1884 Lincoln Town car. Low miluge. Excellent ahopo. Fully equipped. 113.000. Or ball offer. 814-985-3696 or 814-988-3594. 1976 Pontioc. Looko good. Sell roooonable. 814-9863885 . . Jiyld0111 Form Equipment. Yoor End Sole with 5 percent lnter11t. long Tractou. 1979 LTD. Aloo 197i1ThunGroin llorno. & lull llno of dorbird. 814-992· 7016 . Agr. Equip. Completalino of Vermeer Hay Equip .• Round 79 Codlllac Fleetwood Bole foodero, $78 .00, 8roughlm 1 owner. good Grinder rnl•ero, 3 pt. hitch cond . black brown "1•1ollc rotory tlllero, 11 ft. food wkh l11thor interior. See at bunko 1110., post Driver 32 Warwick Rd .. price t780, 8 HP Woodopllttors 16,500 . Call 304- 675U50., Chock our prlc11 on 2864 otter 7PM . gates Corral panal1 , pickup racks. 1eeder1, min· 77 Morcury Coprlco. Ghlo. orol loodoro, wheel horN 49,000 miieo. good ohopa lawn mowen, wood I 1,400. Roce car porto lor burnert, fre11Unding. fire· All. ill now lor Novo. Coil piece inMrtl a. furnece ·304-578 -2802 . odd-ono. Good Aloctlon of uood troctoro & other uAd 1984 Mercury Topoz boon equip. Co11814-441-1176. wrecked, repairable or for porto. t960. or boot reooo 1986 MF 240 dloul live noble offer, Call 304-876 power, opln outo. 73 houro. 3628. Call 614-379-2652 . a. 30,0 lnternetlonal utility loodar. l14-643-6402 oltar 7:30p.m . •66. (31 tobaccb boler box11 6 ft. bush hog 1300. Toblcco stick11& cents Nch. 2 row tobecco setter 81,400. A model lntomo· lionel with cu ltivetan 81,500. 28' tobacco plpo !roller. (3001 4"x4" • 12' ond 18' olio tlmboro. Homolite choinoow t100. Mor· n'o Woodlown Form, 304· 7 5 · 1 2 8 6 or 304-523-8843 . r 3,000 Ford dle111, Cub with cukivator, plow and more. Coli 304-178-2328 or 304576-2608. 670 GT dryer 500 bu . ••c . oond. •4,200 . 88 HP Doutz !rector 4WD t10,500. 100 HP D.,tz 4WD t13,000 . Morgon'o Woodlawn Form. 304-871-1288 or 304-&236843. 63 Liveatock 15 horooo to pick from . wm hold for Chrlotmu . Call 814-446-33&8 . Uv11tock Chrlotmu Sola. weltern 1pp1rel & IICCIIII· Ntlm hor1e • bern equip· ment. Honer111n·, Corr11. 304-676-8799- Give uo 1 Coli oltor 7:00 P.M. 64 Hay & Grain Timothy hoy t1. 10 • bolo. Call 814-245-8625. Supor groin !lid beef. 11 .20 por pound. Proleulon•lyout 8o wroppod . 'h or whole. 614·992-nu. Hoy lor nie. 11 .25 bolt. Largo omounta 11 .00. 814· 98&-4291 . For Ale hly, ltrow & barley. Call 304·175·80 ... .eo Good Hay 11 bale. eoov oooou. Rodmond Ridge. Coli 304-171-8804. Boats and Motors for Sale John boat for aalo. Call 614-266-6417 Auto Parts & Accessories · 7:05 7:30 Services 81 Home Improvements ANNIE ~&UT I'IHePiE ARE WE? THAT TUNNEL COULO 0~ ll\H!1N BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional li1atime gua· rentee . Local reference• furnished. Free a1timates. rt.~t' ' Call collect 1-614-237- ,.,. ; 0488. day or night. Ftogorl\! • Basement Waterproofing. . """·• ~--:-~::------~~ ~· = ,.. D.and M. Contractor•. Vinyl ., ... siding. replacement wln- • dowa. insulating. roofing. new end remodeling, con· crete. Call 304-773-5131 . LIS 1'/!!YAMY FROM"' J .and L ln1tallation. Roof.:.~ .. ~ ing, vinyl siding, storm door•.:... • and windows. Free esti· "" mltoo. Ca11614-992-2772. ALLEYOOP ·· COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump Alto. aorvioo. Registered In Ohio. All work guorenlood. Call 304-2732811 . Ravenswood, W. Ve . WHiiiN I FIGURE THAT ONE OUT. YOU'LL BE TH' FIR'"T 10 KNOW I RON 'S Television Service. Hou11 cell1on RCA, Quazar. GE. Spocioling in Zenith. Ca11304-578-2398 or 614446-2454 . Fetty Tree Trimming, otump removal. Call 304-675 1331 . GASOLINE ALLEY RINGLES 'S SERVICE, oxporloncod corponter. oloctri· clan, mason, painter. roof· .,~ ~ l•g (Including hot tar · applicotlonl 304-876-208B or 876-7368 . The vet is treating her! . Rover will miss another, There5 nothi Rover can da4of school! Stark1 Tree and lawn Ser· \ ;~ vice. londooaping. 304-678-' · • • 2010. .,., I ' Rotary or c1blt tool drilling. · · · Molt well• completed ••.me : d1y . Pumpulesandservtce. • . 304·896-3802 :. 72 Trucks for Sale 1972 GMC trod< V-8, PS. PB. long wide bod. price 1650. Clll304-458-1997. 19n Ford PU. 4 opd. trono, good tires, good motor, some rust. Sell for belt offer. Coil 814-379-21 14. 1982 Dodge Rom 4x4 PU truck. 318, auto trans., low mlle1ge, eac . c::ond ., 17,800. Coli alter 5. 614258-8040. 1985 S-10 PU, ohortbod, rodlolo. keyotoneo. 8.000 mlloo. Coli 614-379-2862 . 1978Dodgo pick-up. Heavy V. ton. 8 ft. bod with now campor top. 6 cyl .• otrai~ht ohilt, lmmoculete cond. Call 814-949-25&8. 1972 Ford Rancharo GT. 351 outomotlc, mago, lair cond. , Flrot ,I&OO. takoo it. Coli 304-87& -3470. 1972 Chovrolit 1 ton truck, nil or !rode, Good cond., now Go Clrt, 5 HP motor. libra glau body, hondmodo dollo. Co11304-898·3314 . 1976 V-8 Convorolon Luv truck, roll ber, Blazer - l o , very nice. 1979 4 door Chovatto. Coli 304· 875-3381. .' , Vans Excavating BARNEY Good~ 1 Excavating. buemontl, footers, driveways, nptlc tanka, landscaping. · Call anytime 614 - 446 4537. Jameal. Davison, Jr< owner. HOW DO YOU FIGGER SHORE HA9 GOT IT MADE . THAT, MAW? PAW OUR TATER Dozer Wort< lend clearing. landscaping. ate. free ttlti- · motoo. Call 614-448-8038 Of 814-992-7119 anytime . ·. James Boys Water Service. Aloo poolo llllad. Coli 614 256 · 1141 or 614 -446 - • 1175 or 614-448-7911 . SNAKE!! Ken'a Water Service . Well1, cioterns, poolo filled. Phone 814-367-0623 or614-3677741 night or day. W1ugh'1 Water Sendee". Well•. cistern•. pools. ·faat . reliable 11rvice. Cell 814· 256- 1240 or 614 -258 1130. Reuonable rate1. .- 1810 Jeep ChorokH. 2 door, 8 cyl., 4 op .. om-lm lterto cau .• air, 1 owner . 73.000 miles. $3800. 814· 742-2700 doyoor814-387· 01,7ovll. · 1871 Joep. now point lob. 11,700. Coil 304-8'788878. '. TRI STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Sec. Avo., Gallipolis. 814-446-7833 or614-446 1833. ' R S. M Furniture Menufac· turing, Sl. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh. Coli 614-2561470, coli Eve. 614-4463438 . Old & new Uphooterod. (]) PlooH Don'1Eat Daioleo CIJ Now Newlywed Game . ('l) . . (I) Jeopardy (I) Nightly Buoln011 Report (JJ Wheel of Fortune • ti2J Prlct II Right liiD WKRP In Clnolnnati (HBOI For Bettor or for Worae: The llootoot Pr. Mnl Mlcheol'l plan to recover hia sitter'• lost bunny bringe tho family clooor together during 1ho Chrlotmos holidays. 7:36 ([) Sen!ord and Son 8:00 • Cll CD Tho A·Toom Tho loom heads lor tho South American jungle to reecuo Murdock's kidnapped PlY· chiatrist. (60 min.) (]) Butterfly leland Port 3 of 4 Separated from his paronto during o boating accident off tho Mslayolan coast. a 14-year-old Vietnamese refugee is offered aa1i1t1nce by a 1amily run. ning a tourist camp. {60 min.) C1J Who'o tho Bo017 (CCI Mona's pion to ••pou ago diocrlminatlon beckllreo when Tony ond Angela help her land a job with • ohoo compeny. D (JJ ill Allee In Wonder· lend (CC) Port 2 ol2 Young Alice ,dl~<:overo more odvanturtl in Wonderland, encountering the Walr~t. tho Carpenter and Twoodledee and Twoodlodum. (2 hra.l (IJ MocNei~LohNr N-Ih· our (fi) Nova: Nomedo of. tho Rain Fon111 (CC) A tribe of lndiens in Ecuador was not diocoverod until tho 1950's and their way of lifo providll many. lnslghto into the axiatence of a Stone Ago pooplo. (60 min .) . liiD Juggler of Notre Dome [HBO) MOVIE: 'Hoortbreok·· ei!JI Backing into 10 tricks II I ] ,. . • ''' ' '' PEANUTS HE SURE LOOKS FAT, OOESN'T HE' WE16HT LOSS IN PATIENTS MA'16E I AM IN WITH A LAR6E STOMACH MAV IMPROVE WALKING. AND TJ.IUS LEAl' TO FEWEt ANGINAL ATIA.CK5 !I - WRoN6 I LINE~ 1%-U-Ii .K I 0876 t A Q6 4 +10 7 3 The beginner learns to take a fi. nesse; the Intermediate player learns to avoid finesses when possible; final· ly, the expert Ia sometimes called upon to play the·whole suit backwards. South won the spade ece and ruffed He played king . and ace of I' h••rt• and then followed with a diamond finesse to the queen. East won and played back the sir of clubs, his highest, 10 tbat West would know that be did not hold an honor. West won the club queen and played the I 0 of dia· moods. When that suit did not split, declarer had to try another club finesse. Down one. Let's see ~hat ·declarer's result would be with a backward play in diamonds. Try ace of spades, ruff a spade, king of bearta; now ace of diamonds, and then a second heart to the ace. Next a low diamond, and when West follows with. the 10, play low. East should overtake with the jack to play a club. When declarer plays low, West wills the queen and Is end played. Even if West had a diamond left, he could ' WEST .QJ97 5 EAST 8 K 10 8 4 2 • 92 • 10 2 .Q t K J9 8 +6>4 +KQ8~ SOUTH .A6 .AJ543 t753 +AJ 9 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: East I. Eool Pass Pass North Wett Pass South Pass Pass .. Opening lead: • Q 1--~-----------' .. not play it without setting up a dia· mood trick, allowing South to shed his losing jack of clubs on what would be- • come a good diamond in dummy. . ~dl~t~ by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4 Greek "0" I African ~ Smail republi c sturgeon 5 Slip hy 6 Dalai 10 Dinah or Te•hu 1 I Claw 7 O'Neill play 12 Modigliani 8 Knotts support or Adams 13 Correct 9 Scope a text 10 Briny derp 14 Likely 16 Priest's Yeotenlay'o Answer 15 Scarlett's garb plantatior, 17 Stuff 25 KinR's title 37 F'eudal 17 Bidding 18 Location 27 F'oolhall prince of · 18 Drink 19 Doing pass China 21 Persian nolhing 30 Oesl iny 38 Watch poet 20 Rind 34 Tantalize 39 - vo latile 24 Alongside 21 Viva voce 36 Nursery 40 f: old (Sp.) 26 Adversary 22 Explo•ive . cry 41 Eddie of 28 Champion- device 36 Algerian vaudevill e ship 23 Eager 43 Palm lear 29 Orwell's . (PitAXI MOVIE: 'Rod Shooo' 8:05 Cll NBA Bllketbill: S..ttlo II Mllweuk.. 8:30 C1J (121 Growlne Pelno (CCI While Carol 11oun11 her straight-A raport card. Mike ocoras low morko on an ej!tltudo toll. 8:00 ClJ CD Rlptlda The guyo. take tho 'Screaming Mimi' helicopter acro_oa th• bor· dor to oavo the !other of Nlck'o boautllul friend Cathy. f80 min.) (]) 700 Club Cil Collego Baokotbltll: Auburn at AloiNim• Birmlnghom · C1J (121 Moonlighting (CCI A buoinonman'o loot file of phone numbsro leada to an oKiortion plot that Ianda Maddie end David In trouble with tho law. (60 rnln .) C1J Novo: Nomodo of the Rain Foroll (CCI A tribe of lndionoln Ecuadorwai not diocovarod until tho 1950'1 and thtlrwoy of lifo provid11 many lnoighll Into the e•lo1ence of a Stone Age people. (80 min.! liD Alvin Tolflo(o Tho Third Wevo (CC) liiD To Be Announctd (I) CD Remington s-lo 10:00 Lauro and Remington go undercover to tolv. a mur· der ·connoctod with on ol~ frills airline. (eO min.) C1J UJIIJJ Berboro Woltoro 8poolal Barbaro Woltero interview• Cyblll Sh• phord, Angola Lanoburv and Michael J. Fox. (80 min1 • (J) ill The Tenth Annlv.,..rv Johnny Co4h Chrill· moa Speclllln celebrotion 1 of hio 30 yearo 11 1 performer. Johnny Coeh lo joined by Jun' Carter Cooh, Lorry Gttlln ond Jerry Loa Lewis. [80 min.) (I) Groot PerlormanMeoter Horold. , ond tho Boyt Thll dramt dealo with the humin toll of tjllrthald. (90 min.) • Dmnl: Llflltyl• In the 211t C.nturv IHBOI Hltohhlker A men playing over 11 a frlond'o houoe begins en oorlo roll· tionohlp with a atroy dog. (MAXI MOVIE: 'Protoool' (CCI , 10:15-(MAXJ MOVIE: 'All Thot Jtzz' t0:30 (]) C.ltbrlty Chofll ([) The Nobel Awtrde The •a NORTH By Jameo Jacoby ·- ' "- F.ann" · 31 Old-lime dance 32 Guided 33 Carry 35 Boundary 36 Have debls 39 Up till now 42 Eel 44 F'ragrance 45 Carpenter's h:.-+---i---if-t- iooJ 46 Faithful t7 Chinese dynasty DOWN 1 Fellow 2 Party giver 3 "Just the Way ... . You - " DAILY CRYPTOQUOT&';- Here's how to work II : AXYDLBAAXR IJLONGFELLOW One letter slands for another. In this sa mple A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are differen t. e General Hauling & 4W.D. Now onongo lho clrolod lllloro to form tha s~rprlae answer, •• aug- · gosled by the abovo Cll'loon. Yootllldly'a l J - FRUIT LADLE FACADE JUMPER Mawer: The only time some drivers obey the speed limit Ia when they're thisIN A TRAFFIC JAM e JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT- ;-: lNG. Rt. 1, Box '366, Galli- • .,. . polis. Coli 614-387-0676. ~_. 85 OF l!!FOIIte HE WAS I<NOC1<!17 OUI. {An~~Mr~lomorrow) e CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine Galllpollo. 0 hlo Phone 814-448-3888 or 614-446-4477 83 A !JIRI7 HE ~HOUL..C' HAVE iHOUI5HT Print answer hem: [ e Plumbing & Heating 1981 VW dleAI Robbltt LX pickup, olr cond .. stereo. 110 Umestone, house coal. Call MPG, •••· cond . U,IOO. 614-367-7760 .... . Coli 304-878-1288 or 304- -'---~~-~~-- ·. ' 823-6843. • ' 87 Upholstery 73 e .,... Getyourcarpetinthipthape . • : with Captain Steamer, furni· : · ture cleaning-water damage · work, 304·675-2296. • 82 IPRAULB I (J I I I e DeeI n For 11la, Toyota. Call 304-875-5108. (I) Dootor Who (fi) Body !lootrlo Ill Taxi ([) .C.rol 8umott Cll PM !l/logazlne (]) Courtohlp of Eddla'o Father Cil College Baokolball: lona a1 LD~Iovllle (JJ Entertllnmont Tonight Interview with Mary Tyler Moore. Cil D (I) Whool of Fortune (IJ SCTV NotwOrl< (JJ Eytwltnoll Ntwo (fi) MaoNoii-Lahror Newoh· our ti2l Divorce Court Jefferoono [MAX) MOVIE: 'Dooro Donee on Fire' ([) Morv Tyler Moore Cll All Now Ltro Meko a .'· I Right tront fln""r lor 1965 Chevy Impale. Primed & ready, 135 . Call 614-367' 7576 . 1978 VW Scirocco. good cond., priced under whole· iole volue. Coli 614-4462048 oven . 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BHU C IH ZMDE P Yeetel'daf's CI')'Jitoqnote: GREAT THI NGS AHE DONE WHEN MEN AND MOUNTAINS ME:ET; THIS IS NOT DONE BY JOSTI.ING IN THE STREET. - WILLIAM BLAKE world'o hlgh01t honors In tha artl. oclonc11 and diplomacy ere prountod. (2 hro.) (ID Alvin Tolfll(o Tho Third Wove (CC) (HIO) MOVIE: 'Fortrall' 11:00 l£.C~ (I) CD D (J) lm Cll (jj New• (J) M1n from U.N.C.LE ()) Action Sporu of the 80'1: Tho Preoldento Pro Trlethlon Coverage from Dallao, TX . 1 ffl) Houu for All Se110ne fJI Bonny Hill Show 11 :30.b (l)CD Tonight 8how Tonight's g uest II eongwriter Vlasta Krsak. (60 min .) I]) 8portoCentar (J) WKAP In Clnclnnttl DCil Simon & Simon ,. ' �Tuesday. December 10. 1986- Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel ' Despondent fanner kills three, himself "Evldenlly, there was more to It than we knew/' said his couslri. Mary Burr. "Hewasaverypleasant Individual and always a good friend toallofus." Burr,amemberoltheRurallowa · Property Taxpayers of Johnson County, which was founded to proti'St an Increase 1n land valuattons ftlrtaxPSduPOct . l.hadhl'en farming since he graduated high school in the 1940s. · "His farm was light down the road from his parents'," Burr's brother-In-law, Keith Forbes, said. "He's been a farmer since he got out of high school. That's what he always wanted to do." Monday, Burr, totlrig a 12- gauge shotgun under a coat. barged into the r:Jtlce of the Hills Bank at about 11 a.m. CST and fired one shot at Hughi'S, hilt!rig him IIi the head and kllllrig him, the Johnson County sheriff's department sald. Burr polrited the gun at two bank vlceprt'Sidentsbutdidrotfire,then drove away in hlsplckuptrucktothe farm of his neighbor, Goody, with whom he apparently had aflrianclal dispute, the sheriffs department said. BurrthenshotGoodytodeathand fired several shots at Goody's wife and son before fleeing. Burr was next spotted In his truck near his home In rura!Lone'l)'ee by a deputy who pulled him over and arrested him. However. whUe the deputy waited for assistance, Burr shot himself to death, the sheriff's department said. A subsequent search of Burr's home turned up the lxldy r:J his wife, apparently shot to death by her husband, deputii'S said. HILLS, Iowa t UPI ) - A farml'r facing thl' loss of the land hi' tllledfor four decadE'S killed ,himself and three others in a rovlrig shooting spree, shocking those who knew him, but not those who kni'W onl)i of the crisis IIi agriculture. Dale Burr, 63, Monday killed his wife, Emily, 64, his bank president, Johri Hughi'S, 43, and a fi'Uow farmer. Ri.chard Goody, 38, before shooting himself whlll' a deputy who had put him under arrest waited for help, authorities said. "All the farmprs' troublE'S, problems, it takE'S the town by surprise," said AI Hirt, a resident or Hills, · population 500, for 31 years. "It's a shame, but I'm surprised It didn't happen sooner." State officials have spoken of the possibility falling farmers would tum violent, and Dan Levitas of Pralrleflre, a group that counsels flnimcially troubled farmers, said: "This is what we've been warning about all along." HUls Bank and Trust Co., officials refused comment on Burr's finan· ces. But records in the Johnson County assessor's office showed the bank had paid about $5,00lln tax~ on Burr's 500-acre farm Sept. 20, then revoked payment four days later. The payment scheduled for Oct. 1 had not been made. Jim Stockman, owner of Hills Grain and Feed lllc., said Burr was IIi dan~r r:J losing his farm and had grown despondent durlng the past few weeks. "You could tell something was bothering him pretty bad," Stockman said. Burr's flrianclal problems also were known to his family, but their severity came as a shock . ·EPA takes new look ai Ohio coal problems . .., ' Restaurant for a dinner. The group will then go to the lodge hall In Chester for a meet !rig and party . There wlll be a gift exchange and each member Is to taketwopleci'Sof fruit to be used In making fruit baskets for members unable to attend. Meigs County Emergency Medi cal Service reports five calls Monday; Middleport at 2:15 a.m. treated but did not transport Ronald Hawkins; Syracuse at 2:16 p.m. went to Mlnersvllle for Leona Leivlng to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 4:17p.m. transported Raymond CundiH from the Holzer Clinic to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 9:03 p.m. transported Larry Holsinger Jr. !rom the fire sta tlon to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 9:41 p.m. transported Virginia Hlndy to Holzer Medical Center. GOOD TEAM father-daughter Rllldea good team least as far as deer hunting Is concerned. Pictured are Delanl and Bob Baker, Sumner Rood resident. Delanloi baged her lln!t deer this season, a doe on Monday, and her father got Ills nine point buck m Wednesday. r---------------..;... _____ __, ·1 Area death I Clara E. Heines Clara E . Heines, 92, Hemlock Grove, died Tuesday at Veterans MemorlalHospltal. A housewife, Mrs. Heines was born Dec. 23, 1892 in Pomeroy , a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Charli'S Thomas. She was a member of the United Methodist Church. Surviving are a grandson, Larry Heinl'S; a granddaughter, Mrs. Don (Susie) Grui'Ser; a daughter-in-law, Louise Heines, all local, seven great -grandchildren and several nieces and nephi'Ws. Lottery winning numbers: 198,2514 INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY. SO WAn DUEL Seeks divorce ' Minia R. Pickens, Racine, has filed for a divorce from Ronnie M. Pickens, Racine, charging gross neglect of duty andextrernecruclty. The Middleport Amateur Garden Club wlll meet at the LaSalle for a Christmas diMer at • 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. There wlll be a gift exchange and Jan~t Koblentzwill be in charge of the program. Dinner planned ~FISHER" .-------------1 Today ... varlable cloudlni'SS with n chance of rain. High around 00. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonlght ... raln likely. Low In t.he mid 40s. South winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednf'Sday ... rain. High 00 to 65. Chance of precipitation Is 50 percent today .. 70 percent tonight and 90 percent Wednesday. Extended forecast A chance of snow Thursday and Friday. Fair Saturday with a chance of flurries northeast. Tum· Jng colder with highs 25 to 35 Thursday .. in the 20s Friday and in the teens Saturday. Lows In the 20s Thursday .. ln the teens Friday and5 to 15 Saturday. 0311ACKSON PIKE ·Rl35 WEST Phone .w&· ~52<1 'VHS VIdeo $34900 IW"•Ii.Mnl4t)rW ~ ii)IIO'ill ..,..,. ,..llrimlt~au ""' t. , rnr r.~ CHRISTMAS SP~CIAL $488°0 NOW 0Pfl4 FOR THE CHRISTMAS 'SEASON Pointlttiat, lknging .Wets, Uw & Cut Chrillmls Tnn, Holy & lue Sftrua1 Tnn. Christmas Cactvs. Door WJIIiths, Carlile Arra~nts, Folage ftrntl. For .;·.:. ~ Christmas Deliftry·Credit Terms Ingels Furniture & Jewel the lo-' -·· """ ....~~, .' v.... MDnlmlnl Sprays. Open Daiy 9· 5: Sundlv 1· 5 ' (-!try ,. •· ,_Pot! .9.92·JS7JI ,~, ., 8 PACK- 16 OZ. Vol.36, No.186 ~s,,..;..., With A Smile" Located In POMEROY OH. WASHINGTON (UPI)- With Pri'Sldent Reagan and Republican leaders divided, the House is ready to vote on a massive Democratic tax overhaul blll that would drop rates; limit loopholesandshlftrnuchofthe tax burden from individuals to businesses. Setting the stage for the House wte, probably late today, the Rules Committee Tuesday night cleared the blll drlifted by the Democrat· dominated Ways and ,'Means Committe!' and rejected numerous a(ll!I!Bls by both liberals and conservatives who had asked permission to push amendments on the Ooor. Reagan, meanwhUe, kept . up his personal campaign for tax overhaulleg!slallon, but apparently faDed to convince House GOP leaders lD drop their · opposition to the committee plan. Under the procedure approved 1tl-3 by the Rules C 1985 Hattm1111 Cards. Inc. -- • The Ohio Department of Development' sOfflceofTravelandTourism will soon be dispersing $3JO,IOO IIi grant montes to various areas of the state. Meigs County will notbeoneof those areas. A ccoperatlve effort among the Pomeroy ~ Chamber of Commerce, the Meigs County Historical Society and the Meigs County Park District began late this summer to secure a $15,100 matching grant from OOOD to promote travel and tourism bt the county. The ~t proposallnqudeillocill ' matcll!nii throulh bt·klnd serviCes and doliattons' bringing' the grant value to $3:),100. Thegrantmoneywouldhavehl'en used by the three sponsoring organizations to develop a county brochure and map highlighting local points cl Interest. Sale of adverttsments would have helped pay tile r~ulred match. COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) -Ohio Bell Telephone Co.'s residential rates will soon be gobtg up by 50 cents a month - far less than what Christmas program presented ' WE OFFER AWIDE VARIETY OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUCH AS HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS, BEDSIDE COMMODES, OXYGEN EQUIPMENT, ADULT DIAPERS & UNDERPADS,· ETC. Billing for All P~tien~s 24 Hour Emergency Call Qualified & Experienced Personnel Access to Over 2,000 Homecare Supplies We Accept Assignment on · Approved Government Claims 6. Free Delivery and Pickup 7. Same Day Service AND ALL OTHER SERVICES NEEDED BY. MEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS CALL 992-5740 .. ' < J 1 ~~ . Local parade winners 1 Photo 011 Page •4 1 ·- · -~ ·- • ... j ,.........i. • enttne 2 Section. 14 Pagel 25 Conti A Multimedia l~c. NewiPIPir Committee, theonlymajoramendmentallowedtohl' brought to the floor was a Republlcan alternative tax plan that was almost C!!rlaln lD be defeated IIi the Democrat- domlriated chamber. · The lawmakers also plaimed to drop quickly a potentially embarrassing provision Included In the tax bill which givE'S preferential tax treatment lD the pensions of members of Congress and their staffs. A floor vote was also expected on a provision W allow taxpayers to take up to a $100 tax credit for contrlbutlonstheymaketocongressionalcampalgns. The mabt fOCus, however, was on whether enough RepubliCans, who generally oppose the bill, would agree with Reagan and vote for It simply as a way to send a measure lD the Senate, where It can be considered next year. House Democratic leaders our country." In general, the committee bill does not go as far as Reagan's plan, but it keeps his general thrust of limiting tax breaks In exchange for lower rates. It would, over five years, shift about $140 billion of tl)t' nation's tax bill from Individuals to businesses. Instead of the current 15 tax ratE'S, ranging from 11 percent to 50 percent, Reagan wouldcreatethree-15 percent,25percentand35percent.Thepoorestprople would not be taxed and the top corporate rate would drop from 46 percent to 33 percent. The committee bUJ Is slmUar, but creates four personal tax ratE'S ofl5 percent, 25 percent, 35 percen't and 38 percent, with a maximum corporate rate of 36 percent. The very poor would also be removed from taxation under the plan. Lawrence Countian I Gallco Workshop latest lotto millionaire grant given nod ' Part of the grant would also have been used to develop a slide show presentation c1 county highlights to be shown in schools al)d meetings of local organizations. Development cl the lrochure and slldeshow presentation would have would produced several parttlme jObs In the areas of research and photography. Stephen Powell, a ,park district commissioner for the county, received mtiflcatkmofthl'denlalfrom Tim Kauflman of the Office of ' n-avel and T.ourism. KaUHDWI did not go Into detail but told Po-kell there was much compettilon from the major cities this year. ·He explained that aU proposals were scored on a pobtt system and because the cltli'S had greater financial sources from which to work, thereby employing more (Continued on page 14) have said about 50 GOP votes would be needed to overcome expected Democratk: defections. Even though Reagan's plan differs In some key respects from the committee bDI, the president has conceded that a defeat of the panel's measure tn the House would kill efforts to rewrlte the nation's tax taws - a matter he has made his top domestic prtorlty. But most House Republican leaders don't agree and have said they fear the cmporateprovlslons 1n the committee blli could prompt a recession and higher unemployment. "Look, he (Reagan) ts our guy and we'll work with him ton other issues)," House Republican Whip Trent Lott of Mississippi said Tuesday. But "on this one, we · It's IP tllell:e§.LllltergJ>ts of the economy of I \ 1 1 , t ·' SCO'ITOWN, Ohlp (UPI) - The wlriner of the Ohio Lottery's second-largest payout ever bought the tk:ketwortli$6.8 million from his wife just 20 mlnutes before the drawing. Paul H. Herrell, a self· employed truck driver from Lawrence County, took the lucky tl~ket to Ohio Lottery officials In Marietta. Validation came at 1:40 p.m. Tuesday from the Cleveland lottery office. "All the way to Marietta to verify the ticket, I kept thlpklng It wouldn't tum out true- that therewould besomethlngwrong'Wlth the ticket. I kept thfnldng people like us work for our money. We don't win mUilons of dollars,'' said Paul's wife. Linda Herrell. "Frankly, I stlll didn't believe It when Paul told me he had the six winning numbers,'' she said. She will receive a $10,!00 bonus from the Ohio Lottery Commission for selling the winning ticket. Her husband will receive 20 annual payments of $712,899.36. Thl' top slngle-p&.ewlnner was _Kirtland's David N. DeVault, who won$7.~~UI!on'bt lll83. Jt<, , , "' Tile Winning numbers on Herrell's llcket,1, 3, 5, 22, 31, and119; >~'ere selected by Auto Lotto. · Herrell said there Is nothing wrong with buying a ticket from his wife, who runs Herrell's'Gl'OCe/'Y & Carryout In Scottown. "There Is nothing I cando about my wife being a ticket agent. If you buy the ticket and the nurnbers are there, you're going to claim lt,~'he said. · ''Actually, I didn't even know I was a winner untU 10 a.m. Monday when I was In the store alone and thought to check the number." CHESHIRE - A $314,580 grant application by the Gallla County 169 Board of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities tn fund the construction of a new Gallco Sheltered Workshop has been approved by theOhlo Department of MRDD. The grant represents 50percentof the cost of the $00,1110 project, according to Superintendent John Rl!!e, PhD. The Gallla County 169 ·wm make upltssharewlth a$ZIO,OOltoanfrom three Gallipolis banks and $135,1Dl set aside In the department's budget. • An appllcattoit to• an •lllol!OO 1!1 kind contribution grant for the land at the construction, adjacent to the Guiding Hand School at Cheshire, was rejected by the state. Riffe said no specific reason for the rejection was given other than the state would provide no morte than !11 percent tt the project's cost. A project manager to oversee the project has been appolrited bY the state, which wlll alsosubmlta list of approved architects, Riffe said. "We'll bttervlew architects In the latter part. of January and early February," Riffe sald. "We'll choose an architect around the first of March and hopefUUy have plans ready within ll days. !;lids should be taken In AprU and construction should begin around May 1." The loan, obtained through the Gallla County CommiSsion, wllllle repaid over a flvPyearperlod at6.65 percent lnteres~ with two payments to be made each year, ooefromeach tax collection. • Till! ~ved Ri'ant waa · the board's second attempt at obtaining a grant for the facility. The board last year flied a $1,004,046 grant request with the Ohio MRDD to buDd the new workshop. The state, however, said It would fUnd half of the project, or $527,046, with the local board (Continued on page 14) ·- ..... --Residential telephone rates will go up 50 cents per month Is Proud to Announce The · Opening Of Our New ·Branch Office At 220 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio ASK FOR KIM OR RANDY '· 1 · Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio. Wednesday. December 11. 1986 Meigs denied • tounsm grant EDICAL l EQUIP ENT, INC. 1. 2. 3. 4. S. . I DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS ~ ... Massive tax ·bill up for House vote ELBERFELDS $181 •• .. ) f · Copyrighted 1186 w-· +''"••-l- Middleport ·> . ' ·' Video Stereo Recorder STEREO RECORDIIG • PlAYIACII· 14 DAY· SEVENTTMR • CABU READY· 14 PII£SITS • 10 FIIIC· 1 T10N WIIIISS REMOTE. Hubbards Greenhouse _.; CABLE lEAD Y • 12 PRESETS 14 DAY • 3 EVENT TIMER 10 FIIICTION WIIIEIISS REMOTE CHRISTMAS SPECIAL N""1'n}"tr·•lidbfo1M II» honor tu • m .,., II!IOfl rlwl )' "' • • PEPSI Speel•l ..... '141¥ at y FROM $319 PENNZOIL - • SALE PRICED SUN FUN IMaj~r ~-;.ter slo~ -,j ... Rodney and Rhonda Reindeer by a nose! Gi\·e this happy . bean·baR couple a holiday homecoming by placing them under your Christmas A regular meeting of the Racine Masonic Lodge 461, F&AM, will be held at 7:30 p.m. this evening. fnstallatlon of officers wl'l be he\d. __.,...____ Photo, story 011 Page 10 - .,.. ~' Report'Oil The votes arc in - and it's Meets tonight Introducing an exciting new at.dio system from Fisher! Powered by a 50watt per channel amplifier with a bui~· in 5-band graphic equalizer, this ialue-packed system features an AM!FM · digital synthesized stereo luner, dual cassette deck with high speed dubbing and semi-automatic lurntable. All this, plus a pair of threeway Fisher speakers ard a hard some component cabinet. ~ th is fine Fisher syslem today! Weather forecast . Wednesday's regular rnePting of the Meigs County Commissioners has been canceled. ,_.....,_ Your· Social Security Paae 1 OF THE YEAR! Meeting cancelled • CASSETTE ' complying with a proposal trf: monitor sulfUr dioxide emissions orr-: a dally basis Instead of the curreni:: 30-day averaging method. •. What they heard was a repeat~'~!;: assertion that electric compante{ : would have to stop usbtg Ohio'': high-sulfur coal, and that would cos{.: hundreds of jobs. · :; HodanboslsaldtheOhioEPAhad ; feared that the feds were going to ·: Institute daily emission monltorlng ~-. at the start of 1986. · ;. "They are n<)w saying a delay of~;: six or seven months wouldn't hurt :.,. that much," he related, adding the :.:. Ohio EPA will be refining its points ;·' andcommunicatlngthem btwrltlng ; to Its federal counierpart within a >: week. •' "They seem to be amenabletoour · situation," said state Rep. Thomas·. w.. Johnson, R· New Concord, who ·; pointed out that unemployment m·· Harrison County, a coal-producing county, was 25 percent last month. ·, .. M,eigs ·teanlS triumph Repot1l 011 Pages' 4,1 Besides her parents, she was preceded IIi death by her husband, George, two sisters and two brothl'rs. Services will be held at 1 p.m . . r-;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~~!;i~;;~· Thursday at the Ewing Funeral I! Home with Rev. CarlHicksofflclatlng. Burial will be in Hemlock Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. Admlsslons.. Laura Fields, Coolville: Clair Turner, Rutland. Dlscharges.. Mary Pickens, Charii'S Ellis. Pomeroy Chapter 8J, Royal Arch Masons, and Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters, will meet at the Pomeroy temple at 7: 3() p.m. Wednesday. COLUMBUS, Ohio IUPI) - The U.S. Environmental Protection '- 1ooklri g wtth more Agency may"" sympathy on Ohloandltsdlfflcuttles lncomplyingwith strlctalrmonitorlng standards after meeting with Ohio Interest groups late last week. "lthlnk the U.S. EPA Is now more willing. to accept our information and revii'W It," said Robert F. Hodanbosl, manager of the air• quality . model !rig and planning section of the Ohio E:PA following the ali-day closed-door , private meetings last Friday. Valdas Adamkus, administrator for U.S. EPA Region V, Chicago, and his staff visited with the state EPA, the Ohio Coal Development OffiCe, coal region legislators and representativE'S of the Ohio M~nu facturersAssoclation,coalcoinpan· les, mlneworkers and electric utilities. The federal officials came to hear of thl' problems Ohio ·has in . Veterans Memorial Wednesday meetings The Past Councilors Club of Chester Council 323. Daughters of America, wlll meet at 6:ll p.m. Wednesday at Crow's Family CLEVELAND (UPII - Monday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers with ticket sales and payouts: Dally Number: 198. Ticket sales totaled $1,211,147, with a payoff due of $637,922. PICK-4: 2514. PICK-4 Ucket sail'S totaled $177,983, with a payoff dueof$!ll,361 . PICK-4 $1 straight bet pays$3,792. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays$158. rr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i II Thl' EPA has recommended that residents of Rutland Village boll their water for at least a minute through today and possibly tomorrow. Rutland's water went off Friday and was put back Into service just yesterday. EPA recommends boiling as a precautionary measure since the water pressure was completely oH for a considerable length of time. A judgment of $33,677.11! has been granted the Federal National Mort· gage Association IIi an action against Carl Schultz Jr., deceased, et ai, for property In Racine VIllagE'. U judgment remains unpaid, thl' property wlll be foreclosed. 1 "''· Residents urged to boil water Judgment granted ------,·---;.....,..._,..._,~..,._.__,__ >: Meigs County happenings .... Emergency squads answer five calls r-1 • Pomeroy Area Chamber cl Commerce mern!Jiirs meeting Tuesday enjoyed a Christmas treat In the form of entertainment by the . Southern High School Show Choir under the direction of Roberta Maidens. The choir presented a 20-minute program to the group following the regular business meeting and luncheon at the Ohio Power clflce. · Appointed as new members of chamber's board of directors were Bill Nease, Bruce Reed, Mary Powell, Paul Stmon and Paul Gerard. Till' new members wUI serve on the board with current members Joe Clark, Ron Ash, Tom Reed, Jennifer Sheets- and Hank Cleland. Joe Clark, as prt'Sident of the Bend Area MPrchants Association, reported to the group that the Dec.1 open house in Pom('J'oy was successlu I. Clark commended the Pomeroy Fire Department for Its assistance that day In cleaning the parking lot as flood waters receded. Clark also suggested the posslbllty of having next year's Christmas parade on the Sunday of the qJm house. . lt was announced by Cham!ier President Ron Ash that member· ship dues are payable at this time to Sherry'Clark, chamber secretary. Ash also announced that Pomeroy shoppers may enjoy a two-hour limit tree parking from now unW Christmas. Ash was asked by Mayor Richard Seyler tn make the announcement. Chamber member :Sill Kennedy updated the group on Scipio Energy Associates . Welcomed to chamber wasM&M Medical Equjpment, lllc., a new Pomeroy business. had been feared by customers. The Public UtUltles Commission of Ohio Tuesday granted the telephone company a $65.8 million rate increase for Its 2.2 million customers, but the monthly res!den· tlal rate will rtse by only 3 percent, from $14.95to$15.45,1nsteadofthe30 percent requested. The DI'W rates will take effect as soonasBellfllesrevlsedtarlffswlth . the . PUCO and notifies Its ....... customers. "This very small Increase in rfionthly phone charges Is In keeping with our efforts to moderate utUlty rates In general, " said Thomas V. Chema, chairman of the PUCO. "We're disappointed at the amount approved," said Ohio Bell's David Kandel. "The commission granted only $65.8mli1Uon ofthl'$135 mUllon requi'Sted." To keep residential rates low, the EN'IERTAINERS-Membenol!lo!uthemJIIIhSchool'aSbowCholr were • fiDe .,nn ~ aftenlooa u IIIey pa ented a.........,,., JII'OII'IIIIoiiiOIIIMddllacetomembenolthePomeroy AreaChliilberol CGmlnerce. '11te.~ fonned ..,Up, liiider the c11rec11on of Roberta Mllde111, will perfonn Dec. l'l', 8 p.m., at 8.H.S. Memben of ihe &rOUP commission ordered that the first $45 mllllon of the additional money he raised through hikE'S in various service charges, Including an Increase from seven to eight cents per call on message rates for buslni'Ss. Dialing Information wUJ cost .lJ cents per call Instead of 25 cents ' after five free monthly calls. Rates wlll Increase ftlr private line services and operator assistance for breaking Into telephon e conversations. There will be no IIicrease in the flat rate on buslni'Ss telephone servll'l", the PUCO said. "The effort here was to keep rt'S(dentlal rates as iowas possible," saldChema. "It's important to start pullinglhe cost on people who use the system rather than spreading It across the board," agreed Commissioner Glo· riaL. Gaylord. Include, left to rtpt In front, Tara Wolfe, Mike Wolford, Racllelle Davh, Carillsa 1llU, MOidea IIDl and lll'uce Wolfe; second row, Teresa Shuler, Mel VanMeter, Becky VanMeter, Paula WinebrEnner, Ryan Ollver, Tracy lleepe ll1d Usa Plll'ltns; lblrd row, Jlerri BeecJe, Karla Smith, ScoU McPhail, Diana Simpeon lllld Klm Adams. The commission allowed Bell a 12.22 percent rateofretum, which It said reflects the bellefthattheutlllty provides quality phone service to customers. "This Is the best Bell order' we have seen," said Consumers' Coun· sel WllllamA. Spratley, whosaldhis agency has been through ftve Ohio Bell rate hike requi'StS. Additional assistance announced COLUMBUS, Ohio - A funding program Is being I'Stabllshed by Columbia Gas of Ohio to help low-lricome customers pay hom!'· heating bills this wlriter. The fund will be started with $50,!00 donilled by Columbia. The company Is asking customers to participate by making donations. Every dollar donated by a customer wUI be matched by two dollars contributed by the company. All or I he funds will be handed over to the Salvation Army which will admlrilster the program ror needy gas customers. "Oursharehold~rs wUI provide as much as $100.1XXl to match the donation made by our customers, employees and others," a Columbia Gas spoki'Sman said. Distribution of the money to customers who cannot pay their Columbia bills wUI begin IIi January. "We're very pleased that Columbia Gas has chosen to lricrease Its program of home- heating assist· anee for the needy du ling the winter," Maj. Howard Evans, divisional commander of the southwest Ohio Salvation Army. "Last year we worked In cooperation with Columbia to distribute grants to about 2,500 Ohio bouse· holds who were having trouble financially, " he said. "Wehopetobe able to help many famllii'S In this area to meet the cost of staYing . 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