https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b82c932656f8a091db5888bf8ee3b66.pdf 23d11b87adfda9b5cab3221eec07410e PDF Text Text . :~,. ~-14-The Daily Sentinel ~. Pomeroy-Middleport' Ohio Wednesday, December 11, 198!$ ; Village mayors finish court cases Three defendants charged with driving while Intoxicated and drlv· lnga weavlngcoursetorfetted bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday nlght. AU lolfeltlng $450 lor the DWI charge and $00 on the weaving course charge were DouglAs Bell, Racine, 1lmothy W. Neat, W~ ~olunibll!; and Dorothy Ohlinger, Pomeroy. ' Thomas Shuford, Middleport, . was lined $00 and costs on a charge at disorderly manner In the court. .' charges In the court of. Pomeroy MayO!' Richard Seyler Tuesday nlgllt. f'lned on the charge were Michael Whitley, Huntington. $43 and costs, Drealllo!l Pickens, Route 4, ~e­ roy. $46 and costs; Helen Buckland, Pomeroy, $43 and costs, and John ThabeU, Mason, W. Va. $43 and costs. Forfeiting bonds on the charge were Woodrow Queen, Shade, $43; Randy Lee, Pomeroy, $43; Keith Tanthorey, Coolville, $44; · Karen Clark, Langsvllle, $44; Henry Ohlin· ger, Mason, w. Va. $44; Regan Arnold, Alba!Jy, $43; Rex narst, Twelw people were either fined or forfeited bonds on speeding • ' . ,-• ..• ·. • -· ;, WINNERS - Representatives from buslnessei and groups having :: wlllala& entries In the annual Pomeroy Area Chamber of CGmmerce EMternBand . ~ Meigs •••. • •• (Continued from page 1) :.people, they outscored the smaller -locations. :· Kau!fman told Powell the coun··ty•s proposal was In correct form ::andcould be resubmitted when next ~ year's travel and tourism funding : becomes avallable. : Powell, :VII> says the rejection . Ju51 "slows down plans for promo!: lng tourism In Meigs Comly," will :be receiving a more detailed report •ttQDOD'sdeclslon. .. :Gallco••. • Today... raln likely. High 55 to~Southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Tonight... rain likely with a low In the mid 40s, Wind becoming north 5 to 10 mph. Thursday ... tumlng colder with slowly rain likely. falling Temperatures to around 40.steady or Extended forecast A m:"'o~~= and Frklaymomlng.• Iotoi5Satunlay.. (Continued from page 1) : responsible for the remainder. Riffe and5~USunday. said the GalUa County board could r - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 oot raise the money and submitted a revamped application. . The Gallco Sheltered Workshop Is currently housed In the gymnasium of the Guiding Hand School and houses approximately 31 cUents. The new project calls for working • space tor 71 cUents, while the original facUlty had called lor room • to.r 119 clients. . RIVERBOAT INN PHOTO EXPRESS 271 lll•rth ...... Mldtllepllrt .. ROll ~-· COLOR TELEVISION -~ lt· fii~IM C:~llllltlocll 1(1 19" diagonal 04tlllll lltMo.. C111tro1 0.1CIIIt-ta"" Color TV rar ..,....fl<iu RDII ( ~., .... 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Posing wllh the !Iowen II the haD jule before IIIey were loade4l for delivery were from the left, Kalooryn Metzger, chaplain, andBecl<y Tyree, president of theAuxUiary, and Jolu1 Mdler, paliC commander, and Fred Gibbs, second vice president, Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion. muke." f'Ou\ ,_.., "''lle oo• ·lo;r_, ' I Middleport, Ohio $659 RCA 25'' 'd iopal XJ,•I 00 Color lY with Channtltic• Dltltal · • .,..,, Control DECEMBER 19-7-8:30 DECEMBER 22-2-3:30 I · $175 chamber, voted against the blll, which would require about $11.7 btl lion In spending cuts this spring. Only 118 House Democrats joined 153 Republicans In favor at the blll, whtle 130 Democrats and 24 GOP members voted against it. The measure was opposed by strong liberals and staunch conservatives. Housepassagecamelessthantwo hours alter the Senate passed the blll, 61.J1, with favm'able votes from 39 Republicans and 22 Democrats. Twenty-two Senate Democrats and nine Republicans opposed the bill. Congress gave Reagan authority Wednesday to sign a rough draft of the balanced budget blll that would be good enough untO a final copy at the blll could be processed ·and dellvered to the White House, spokesman Larry Speakes said . Despite the heavy favorable vote, senators warned the tough budgetcutting choices would come later this year and In the next live years and raised the specter of tax mcreases. . In the House, the measure drew both fire and support from llberals and conservatives. Assistant House Republican leader Trent Lott ri Mlsslsstppl said the procedure would "hurt us all . But I think at this juncture we have m choice but to wte lor it." "Wltlllut this blll, we wUI delay (budget cuts) ,again and again," said Rep. Leon Panetta, D·Callf. "Regardless of how you vote, this lssuewUI not go away." But Rep. David Obey, 0 -Wts., charged the spending cuts the btll requires wUI lead the country Into recession and therefore wUI never be achieved. Arecession negates the legislation as does a declaration of war. "The trouble with (the bill) Is that It Is a lie," he said. And Rep. Henry Hyde, R·IU., said the strict budget-cutting formula laid out by the bill "assigns to a mindless, unfeeling unthinldng bloodless formula the sensitive hard judgments that we were elected to Frustrated senators demand action on acid rain problem .. FRUTH PHARMA(Y II fiscal year '86 budget implemented) .& Deficit allowed by bill LOCA1U • VWGI PIUMACY A81FT FOR THE ENTIR-EFAMILY! Wednesday, December 11, 7 P.M.-8:30 P.M. 1 I e Projected deficit (assuming. 125 . Willi-""" 1 a The Proposed "Gramm· Rudman~' Balanced Budget Legislation. 50 .... lift..... lid .!W dn 'iw iCIIUfwl'dlllll-~. ~ r::::::~~~~ ~~E~f~:Fo~· ALL c:HILDREN: ::::J under a Wednesday midnight dtlad· line crunch since It was attached to a bill to lift thefederaldebtceUingto$2 trillion. But the Treasury Department said just before midnight Wednesday that a signature by the president today would come In time. The House gave final congressional approval to the massive legislation, which will force drastic budget cuts In nearly all areas of government and could lead to tax hikes, by a vote of 271-154 late Wednesday. But a majority of Democrats, who control the ' 992·6669 "'nlf,_.......,........, BRING YOUR 1 :.1 CAMERA & I =I TAKE YOUR I ·~ OWN PICTURE OR. FOR s1so I :: WE WILL TAKE ONE WITH SANTA I ' Valid onlv,ld. located on Cherry Ridge. Turn East at ~rwin onto Rt. 611, go 4 ll!i. to Milepost 13. Turn South on gravel road, 1'12 mile to aro,vt. \ur~ ·rttf·l*i tlrulrr J .' money, too.~ fllm size you lhoot-dlac, 110, 126 or 135-brlng It In today lor the luteS~ beatnt prints In town . FlESH CUT TilES AVAILABlE 01 CUT YOUI OWN ,Meigs jobs among new ODOT pJ'(]•iectsl 716 N. 2nd · '- 1110 the beat! And It'a right hlrt on our Pf'lll"-· That'& how we ofl8r you lf*dy 1.f!Our dro eloping and printing of your film, And how we maintain the llglllesl quality control In the bullneaa. Your film alwlya co~ bltck becau• .. : It nevtr lelvn; and we aave you en tine features drastic cuts The legislation, which calls for the deficit to betaken down lnstepsover the next fiveyears, was thought to be AT THE . 4••·--------------------· ~ ~ I J-1 Hey l<ids! . . .....~:.... ·~.,'..1')1 _at y Story on Pllg1!12 2 SectkJns 16 Pages 26 Centl A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper today. 1 nr;.IGHT ONLY \l_""" .. . Contracts totaling $16,871,864.40 'on 24 highway Improvement pro- jectshavebeenawardedbytheOhlo :; Department d. Transportation. : Of that amount, $552,127.70 will be - used lor work on resurfacing 12.3 : •mUesofStateRoute143!romCounty ~ Road 10 to the Athens County llne; :: StateRoute68lfr001StateRoute7to : . State Route 124, and various .;; sections or the Meigs County ODOT ::: Garage. The contract has been ;:- awarded to the Shelly Co.. Inc. of • Thornville, and the scheduled -;; completion date Is July 31. • e WASHINGTON (UPI) - With approval of legislation to balance the federal budget by 1991, Congress set the country on a path toward declining deficits and set ltselfu pfor a donnybrook - beginning this spring- over spending cuts. The House and Senate both approved the leglsalatlon Wednesday and sent It to President Reagan, who Immediately pledged to sign It SATURDAY, DEC, 14 · Veterans Memorial DECEMBER 14-7-8:30 DECEMBER 16-7-8:30 : BlltZKREIG BRADFORD'S :_~Los:::·to:!/!:: ' .' ROCK WITH STMAS chance of SIHlW211 Ounies In ••lhe nonheast.IUa;hs to 35 Frlday ln Admissions--Melissa German, Middleport; Grace Price, Long Bott001; Pearl Hoffman, Middle· • port; Roland Wise, Middleport. Discharges--Ronald Riffle, Claude Eblin, lola Collins. r;:====================. 1:~1~636~.;;;;~;;!;~;;,~~;~~MID~D~U~POI~~T,;;OH;.;;;;~ Salunlll)'. Fair Sunday, excepl a DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS Balanced budget bjll treasurer; andJackFollrod, trustee for'threeyears. r;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;;::::;;;;;;;:=:=:=:=;-j CLEVELAND (UP!) _ Tuesday's winning Ohio Lottery 1111mbers: Dally Number 127. Ticket sales totaled$1,199,829.50. with a payoff due of $878,581.50. PICK-4 Story, photo on Page 8 Officers were elected at last nlght'smeetlngofthePomeroyFire Daily IC)ltery winners Weather forecast GE-RCA merger Hansel and Gretel Vol.36, No. 167 Copy,ighted 1986 A, free cancer clinic for pap and breast exams Is scheduled lOr Monday, 1 to 5 p.m., at Dr. WUma Mansfield's o!flce. Call 992.fili01 to make an appointment. . The WUllng Workers Class of Enterprise United Methodist Church wlll hold Its annual Christ· mas party and gift exchange Friday, 7::1l p.m., at the home of Marjorie Bowen. . &nJUp; Mary K. Holter,represenilngChesterCwncO:fla, Daughters of ' · America; second row, Ito r, Shirley Quickel, director of The Dlince · ; • Compiiii.Y; Annie Chapman, receiving for lhe Pomeroy Elementary Schaol Cheerleaders; BW Haploostall, SeU'S store, best theme entry; ~: Ja.y IUD, J. AR.SportsShop, beslrornmerclalenlry; back, Ito r, Keith ~ KancJ.dk. Greta Rlllle, Don Harris, Russell KeUer, rreelvlng for the ·See report on Page 10 Officers chosen for ftre department Free clinic slated · Plan annual party !:' Chrllllmas Parade have been presented trophies. Plclured arefronl, Ito ' r, Ke113' Rizer, Tasha Jollnson, Kenda Rizer, Sugar 'n Spice marching • •• w. Charles Legar continues as lire I Department. chlel for the department having two more years on his elected term. Elected were Thomas Werry, first asslslant chief; John Manley, second asslslant chief; Jeff Shank, flrstcaptaln; GarySnouf!er,second captain; Danny Zirkle, first Ueuten· ant; TerryGardne~.secQndlleuten· ant; Jamie Ash, third lieutenant. , Offlcersolthedepartmentelected were Danny Zirkle, president; Tom ' Photo!;, l!l&ory oo Page 3 Pomeroy, $48; Melanie Black, Gallipolis, $47; and Cannan Fragale, Pinch, Va. $51. Howard English, Pomeroy, was lined on four charges when he appeared In the court He was fined $63 and costs on a ch~ 'ol disorderly llll!Jiner; $313 and 'costs, resisting arrest; $213 and costs, threats to a pollee officer; and$213 and costs, assaulton a pollceoflleer-< Forfeiting bonds were Eddie. Smith, Syracuse:$63. onachargeol taUure to have his vehicle under control; and Sandra Stanley, Pooieroy, $375, drlvlngwhUe Intoxicated, and$53, failure to stop at a stop Ugt.i. Reed, vice president; Terry Gardner, secretary; Paul Reed, . Mine explosion Redus, Hume traded oChannet.ock digital remote contr~ oOn·streen lime and channel number diSplay WASHINGI'ON i UP!) - Senators expressed frustration Wednes· day with the pace of the admJnlstra· tton' s 5-year-old acid rain research program, saying It Is time lor action to cut sulfur emissions believed to cause the problem. However, AdmlnlstratorLee'Fhomas of the Environmental Protec· tton Agency told a Senate panel It would be another twoorthreeyears before he had enough scientific data to recommend a solution to the acid rain problem. At the same time, though, Drew Lewis, President Reagan 's special acid rain envoy to Canada, said he would give the White House recommendations on acid rain by the end of January. Lewis declined to elaborate, but members of a group called Alliance lor Acid Rain Control said he had Indicated In a private meeting that his plan would do more than call lor further study of the problem. "I think Mr. Lewis, feels his assignment Is to get SOOle tangible result to sshow the Canadians," said Wisconsin Gov. Anthony Earl, a memberci'thegroup."He indicated he felt his assignment was to come In with some sort of program." Envlro.nmentallsts charge sujfur emissions, prlmarUy from coal· burning power plants In the Mldw· est, are blown over the Northeast where they combine with cloud moisture to form highly acidic rain that kills forests and aquatic life In lakes and streams. years." Thomas's response did notsttwell with several senators, who noted that several previous EPA administrators had told them the same thing since Congress enacted the acid rain research pr()gram In 198), "Obviously, the administration has taken a polltlcal position oo this Issue," said Sen. George Mitchell, D·Malne. "And the polltlcalposltton They have pushed for congres· Is there wUI not be oontrols on acid stonal action to require massive- rain. and costly - reductions In sulfur "I am not opposed to research on emissions, but the administration acid rain," he added. "I am and many Midwest congressmen disturbed that each (EPA) admlnls· say there Is stUI no conclusive proof trator who testifies before this that acid rain Is responsible lor committee takes refuge In the "dead" lakes and stunted trees. sanctuary of research." And at a meeting of the Senate ~ded Sen. Frank Lautenberg, Environment and Public Works D-N.J .: "The pace Is one that Is C001mlttee, Thomas said there was terri lily, terriblY frustrating." stUI too much uncertainty about tlle And Sens. Max Baucus,'D·Mont .. extent and effects of acid rain for and Gary Hart, D-Colo., noted that him to make recommends tlons on whUe acid rain has long been a high an emissions control program. profile Issue In the East, It Is "The answers are not as clear-(.'Ut becoming an Increasingly pressing as ·many would have us believe," problem In the West. Thomas said. "I can't tell you when "If this govenunent waits until we the answers are going to come to me. have perfect knowledge, we are We wUI have a heck of a lot more never going to get anything done," lnftlimatlon over the next couple of Hart said. REMEMBRANCES - Praty pinons, room deodoriZers, and baskets of lnall lor nursing home residents, the children's horl)e and the lnllnnary are with, from the left, ,Jean Glbnore, Fred Hanel, VlrgU Parsons, and Sue Utile. shown 250 U.S. soldiers killed.in DC-8 ·jetliner crash said In Hallfax, Nova Scotia. It said the plane rose a short distance and then crashed, explodlngon Impact. · SearchandRescueCanadaconflrmedtherewereno survivors aboard the stretch DC-8. Ssarch and Rescue said It crashed over an unpopulated area near the airport known as BW11er's lUll. Radio repol'ts said the flight from Cologne, West (YITAWA (UPI) - A DC-8 jetliner carrying U.S. mtlltary per9:lnnel home from the Middle East crashed and exploded near Gander Airport In Newfoundland today, killing all250 soldiers and eight crew aboard, reports said. · The aircraft, operated by the Miami·based charter company Arrow Air, landed at GamEr at 7:00a.m. (5:50 a.m. EST) for refueling and took off again 15 minutes later, Search and Rescue Canada d.flclals \ Germany, was carrying soldiers of the IOlst Airborne Division, based at FortCampbell,Ky.,from dutytnthe Sinal Peninsula to Fort Campbell. The Pentaton confirmed the flight was beaded for Fort Campbell, but refused to confirm that troops of the 101st were aboard. A spokl!sman at Bonn-Cologne airport In West Germlli!Y said the plane had l3!'ded 'there oo Its way from Cairo, Egypt, for refuelling early toda y. After a stay of about one hour, In which the passengers never left their seats, the plane took off at 3:52a.m. lor Gander. Gander Airport, located about 900 mUes northeast at Montreal In Canada's most easterly province, Is a major refueling point on t rans·At Iantic flights bet ween the United States and Europe. �The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Commenta " The Daily Sentinel FormerCy Young winner, Denny joins Reds Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, December 12, 1985 Sunset of liberalisni?_____w_ill_iam_A_._Rus_h_er lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON t\HEA \ I • ' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH Assistant Publisher/Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LETTERS OF OPIN ION afE' welcome. They should be lli."Ss than 300 words long. All letters are subje-ct to editing and must bf> signed with name. address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be pub!lstwd. Lellers should be In good tas le. addrrss\ng Issues. not personalltlt>S. National Review. the conservative journal of opinion of which I have had the honor to be publisher for most of mv adult life. celebrated its 30th birth· day recently with a posh dinner party at New York's Plaza Hotel. It was a glittering affair. and inspired in me. as such things tend to'do. mellow reflec· tions about how the wheel of fortune turns. For example, shortly after f be· ca me National Review's publisher in 1957. Bill Buckley (then and now its ow ner and editor) suggested that I ap· proach Gil Harrison. the editor of The New Republic, our opposite number on the liberal side of tbe spectrum. about offering special joint subscriptions to the two ppblications to college and high school political science classes - the idea being to expose students to both liberal and conservative views ' :Court expands rights of suspects to counsel A divided Supreme Court TUesday expanded the tights of suspeds to have an attorney present during questioning by police, placing new limits on undercover Investigations after a suspect has been charged. The court, In a~ ruling, held In a case from Malne that once a person charged with a crime seeks the assistance ci a lawyer, the tx>lice must respect that and may not use undercover agents to get evidence from the ' suspect. The ruling came In case Involving theft charges against Perley Moulton and Gary Colson. Colson later decided to work wit h police and recorded conversations with Moulton in an investigation of.olher crimes, during which Moulton also discussed the theft case. Those statements were used at his trtal and Moulton, woo oow sells tires In Bellas!, Maine, was convicted. The conviction was later reversed by ; Maine's high court becauSl' of the use of the taped conversations. : Agreeing with the state court, Justice William Brennan, writing for the majority, said It was clear "the state violated Moulton's Sixth Amendment right (to have an attorney present at questioning) when It arranged to record conversations between Moulton and Its undercover informant, Colson." "By concealing the fact that Colson was an agent cl the state, the poUce denied Moulton the opportunity to consult with counsel and thus denied him · the assistance of counsel guaranteed by the Sixth Amendment." The ruling, joined by Justices Thurgood Marshall, Harry B!ackrnun, Lewis Powell and John Paul Stevens,drew !Ire from the conservative wing of the court. In a dissent joined by Justices William Rehnqulst. Byron White and Sandra Day O'Connor, Chief Justle Warren Burger wrote that "nothing whatever In the Constitution or our prior opinions supports this bizarre result, which creates a new 'right' only for those possibly habitual offenders who persist in criminal activity even while under Indictment for other crimes." In other actions, the court: ~Rutro G-3 that officers at federal prisons can be sued by inmates for • damages when they sit on disciplinary committees. The decision upheld a $9,<XXl jury award to two prisoners woo said they were wrongly punished tor encouraging a work stoppage In 1975 at the federal penitentiary In Terre : Haute, Ind. • · -Affirmed ' on a 44 vote, a lower court ruling that the $75,!00ce!Ung on . damages for Injuries In international air transportation does not Include pre-judgment Interest. Justice William ·Brennan did not take part iil the case, which had been held over from the 1981-&'i term and was twice the • 5llbject of oral arguments. . Berry's World on public issues, while impro~ing our entered into an arrangement with Na· even the sole intellectual tradition. two magazines' circulation figures. tiona! Review to offer a 10 percent For it is the plain fact that there are discount to any advertiser who would no conservative or re~ctionary ideas At that time. however, The New Re· buy space in both publications (there- on general corculatoon. public had been around for ahout 40 by avoiding charges of political bias). . years, whereas National Review was ApparenUy those 10 years had cured bar<!IY 2 years old, and it soon became National Review of its leprosy. Contrast that with the results of a apparent that Harrison was in no poll conducted for The New York mood to yoke his venerable journal Times and CBS News in early Novem· with some parvenu right-wing sheet, Another example. In 1955, when Buckley founded National Review, ber this year and subsequent 1y report· even for purposes of contrast. So he ed in the Times under the headline "A declined my proposal, and suggested "liberal" was the thing to be in Ameri- Liberal by Any Other Name May Get instead that I inquire whether I.F. can political circles. The word "con- More Votes." Asking !,659 adults, by Stone's Weekly, a much smaller and servative," as a designation for a con· telephone, whether various political further left publication, might be in· temporary political viewpoint, · let labels would make them think better clined to accept it. (I didn't bother - alone I!IOVement, was very much OUt or worse of public figure, the pollwe have our pride, too.} of. fashoon. It had somellmes been a!" sters discovered that 27 percent would piled to Sen.. Robert T~ft (who doed on · think better of a person described as 1953), but Loonel Trolling was not far " t' .. d only 13 percent A decade further on, under new off the mark when he wrote, in 1950, conserva ove an . management, The New Republic had that "In the United States at this time would thmk worse of hlf!l. Just 15 per· b cent, however, would thonk better of a · · · · gotten off its high horse and cheerfully bberahsm os not only. the· domonant ut pu bl.oc fl gure descro·bed · . as "l'o'·ral "" ," and a slightly larger group (17 Jl"r· cent} would actually think worse of him. a .............. _.... ,... ........... ".. WANT ADS 1M C.I\ECKIN6, This, it seems to me, is an extraordi\1.~~:~1 nary turnaround, and while its princi· SIR... SToP.tfl. .; pal cause is undoubtedly liberalism's WINDOWS ...STuCCO -< own sorry performance over lhe past ;!\ 35 years, National Review indisput· UM ...J\l&T S\l8tMRINE. ! ably played a part in spotlighting lhat SAMDWICHES, SIR ... performance and identifying its tm\-llt-1& perpetrators. NOCLEAR... . fncidentally. two labels that also fated well in the poll were "moderate" (21 percent of those interviewed would think better of someone so d•scribed; only 6 percent worse) and "progressive" (37 percent better; 7 percent worse). Clearly, tbe thing for a politician to be these days is a moderately conservative progressive, or just possibly a moderately progressive conservative. But nev~r. under any circumstances, a liberal. .-/ ;,.-,-,r,;/."//.hP~"' "' - """ ' ""'/.,....//..-?'"~ • "" ,., ._,_. ~...9~/~/..ua:d# &/'&4':1"'"~~ ' ... Directorate General of State Secur· tty, Nicaragua's secret pollee. The embassy provided transportation for some of the employees to show Its support. The secret cables described the nightmare that followed: - After arrival at Casa Cin· cuenta, the embassy employees were usually taken to El Chlpote prison. There they were piaced In "small, dark rooms (about the stze of a telephone booth) ." After several blurs In ~e of these cubicles, each employee was taken to another room for Interrogation. - Women were <rdered to undress and were asked woom they were sleeping with. Some were accused of being sexually involved with American employees of the embassy. - The interrogation techniques often seemed to have been llfted from "Casablanca" or some other old move. "We have a number of ways to make people talk," one lnqulsltloner warned his victim. Another Sandinlsta goon told an embassy worker he was "always followed, " and bragged that the secret pollee covered the country "Inch by lnch and has eyes and ears everywOOre.'' - No physical violence was reported, though one employee complained that he was "!reatE!!! harshly by his interrogators." - Several of the embassy employees were accused of being CIA spies, especially th>se who had been to Washington on embassy rosiness. · - Most of the employees were "repeatedlY threatened with long· term imprisonment" If they didn't cooperate with the authorities, and some were warned tbat they would end up "in the cemetery." One was told he must be "lntegrated Into the revolution or leave the country." they were compelled to sign papers agreeing to provide Information to the pollee on embassy matters. - The Interrogators wanted to know about the sexual Inclinations of various American embassy employees. And they were espe- Today in history Today Is Thursday, Dec. 12, the 346th day of 1985 with 19 to follow. The moon Is new. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star Is Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign d Sagittarius. They include John Jay, first Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, In 1745; French rovelist Gustave flaubert in 18'll.; actor Edward G. Robinson in 1893; singer Frank Sinatra In 1915 1age 70} ; NPW York Mayor Edward Koch and TV game show host Bob Barker in 1924 jage 61), and singers Connie Francis In 1938 (age 471 and Dionne Warwick in 1.940 (age 45). On this date In history : In l.901, a wireless message was transmitted across the Atlantic Ocean for the first t lnne. . In 1937, Japanese planes hom bed and sank the U.S. gunbOatPanay In the Yangtze River above Nanking, China. Japan later said It was a cased mistaken Identity. · In 19'75, Sara Jane Moore said she willfully t:rte_d to ldll President Gerald Ford and asked a San Francisco court t> accept her gullty plea. She Is Sl'rvlng a life prison sentence. In 1981, martial law was Imposed In Poland. In 19&'!; President Reagan announced the wltlxlrawal of the last American combat troops from Grenada. In 1984, thousands fA fake "Cabbage Patch" dolls from Taiwan and Hong Kong posed an Identity crisis for purchasers d the jX)pular Christmas toy. A thought for the day: Novelist Gustave Flaubert wrote, "Of all the ley . blasts that blow on love, a request for' rroney Is the most chilling and havoc-wreaking." WASHINGTON (NEA) - The bi- Democrats and Republicans, liberals authorize a full, 100 percent tax credit zarre treatment recenlly afforded and conservatives - all are caught up to those contributing to candidates for campaign finance legislation in the in the web of the special interests." federal office from t~.eir home states, Boren's measure would have estab- up to a maximum of $100 per individ· Senate suggests how sensitive the sublished ceilings upon the total amounts ual or $200 per couple. ject is among politicians. A reform measure sponsored by congressional candidates could accept Thus a $75 contribution to a candl· Sen. David L. Boren, D-Okla .. came di· from PACs - $100,000 in the House date fo~ a Senate or House seat would reclly to the Senate floor - without and $175,000 to $750,000 (depending any prior committee consideration - upon the population of the state) in the as an amendment to a regional com· Senate. But that well-intentioned approach pact on low-level nuclear waste could provoke a race among PACs repositories. After two days of debate, the Senate anxious to .contribute to influential overwhelmingly rejected a motion to legislators before their quotas are table - and thus kill - Boren's initia· filled. Boren's bill also would have re· tive. Under normal circumstances. that84· 7 vote would have represented duced from $5,000 to $3,000 the maxi· mum contribuilon a PAC could make a major victory for the legislation. But Boren's colleagues knew that he to a candidate during an election cy· had agreed to withdraw the measure cle. At the same time, however, it from the Senate's agenda immediate- would have enhanced the influence of ly after the vote on the motion to table individual "fat cats" by increasing it. Thus, they could support reform In their maximum donation from $1,000 principle but be assured that nothing to $1.500. would happen in practice. Although Boren deserves credit lor Boren's measure was. as several consciousness-raising. the withdrawal legislators noted, flawed in its at· of his bill is hardly a disaster - espe· tempt to restrain the growing power cially because there are a number of of special interest groups. The number superior proposals available to over· of their political action committees, haul a system of campaign financing or PACs, has increased almost seven· ihat indisputably has corrupted Jold during the past decade - from politics. 600 in 1974 to 4,000 In 1984. lithe members of the Senate are seDuring that same period, PAC con- rious about tackling the issue, tbey tributions to candidates lor House and ought to consider legislation crafted Senate seats have risen from $13 rnll· by Sens. Charles McC. Mathias Jr., R· lion to $113 million. Most of the money Md., and Paul Simon, D-Ill. is earmarked for powerful lncum· Under their measure, candidates in bents with whom the PAC sponsors general elections for House and Sen· seek to curry favor. · ate seats would receive federal fund· "Congressional depen~ence on PAC Ing through a voluntary taxpayer money. has reached epidemic propor· checkoff mechanism. This system has lions " notes Washington writer and worked welt hi financing presidential phlla'nthroplst Philip M. Stern, a long· elections since 1976. lime advocate of reform. the House, a proposal advanced "The PAC habit is a disease run byInthe Democratic Study Group is rampant " adds Stern. · "It knows no equally simple yet effective. It would boundarl~s of party or of ideology. be fully returned to the donor in the form of a direct tax reduction. · That approach presumably would enable candidates to raise all of the campaign funds they need from their constituents -and allow them to shun PAC contributions invariably linked to interest group demands. Berry's World Dear Santa. I would like • an end to the arms race and a VCR. starter." Get A Retread For Economy! OUR RETREADS CARRY A NEW TIRE WARRANTY THEY NOW HAVE ROAD HAZARD WARRANTY General Tire Sales "Where The Ru.her Meett The Roa•" N. 2nd AVE. 992-7161 MIDDLEPORT, OH. OPEN 8 TO 6 Countv Appliance, Inc. 627 i1ioid Ave.. Gallipolis 446-1699 NEWEST RED - Philadelphia Phlllles righthander .Jom Denny (shown In 1983 file photo) became Ibe second Cy Young Award wmnerto be dealt In two years Wednesday, gobtg to the Clncbmall Reds for oudleltlerGaryRedusandrelleverTomHwne.Denny,33,waswtedtbe National Leaaue's best plldler In 1983 when be WBII J&.6 with a :1.311 ERA. Last season, Dennypollied an U-lt record and3.82ERA. UPI. I • ' . Gifts that are certain to fit -~ . ..... '·.· *·?I .. .. • ,, ISdi01er: Gloves & Slippers By the way, the most distinguished guest ·and chief speaker at National Review's birthday party was the (conservative} president of the United States. I didn't see Gil Harrison any· where around . clally curious about a bunker being bunt on the embassy grounds, warning the Nicaraguan em· ployees that the embassy could not protect them In the event of an American invasion. When word of the Interrogations rmched Washington, State Depart· ment officials summoned the Nlca· raguan charge for a verbal dressing-down , and the bllstertng protest note was later delivered. The note suggested that the Sandi· nlstas were violating the VIenna Convention oo diplomatic relations, which the note tx>lnted out "makes clear a state's obligation not to Interfere unduly with the perfor· malice c1 a diplomatic mission." The note charged that the Nicaraguan government "has en· gaged ln a campaign of blatant lntimldatlon and harassment," and protested "In the strongest terms ... these unconscionable acts ... In· tended to frighten and manipulate" the Nicaraguan employees of the embassy. Rhoden, but Pirates manager Jim Leyland wanted more. "I really like John Denny," said Reds player-manager Pete Rose. "I played with him In Phlladelphla, f like his work ethic, his desire. !faced him last year so I know how he throws. He gives us a real positive GOOD USED VISI1 OUR USED CAR CENTER FOR BIG SAVINGS ON USED CARS & TRUCKS.••• COMPLETE WITH SHOWRO~MI 1978 FORD PINTO STATION WAGON " 1977 OLDSMOBIL£ DELTA 88 2.door, station wagon, fact . air cond., automatic trans ., .P· steering, radial 1ires,· Wh1fe walls, bucket seats. STOCK NO. Managua strong-arm..____J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on_&_Jo_se_ph_Sp_ea_r WASHINGTON- The full story can now be told of the Sandlnlsta government's attempt to intlmi· date employees of the U.S. Embassy In Managua. Last month, tbeembassy'snatlve Nicaraguan employees were hauled in, one at a time, lor Interrogation by the secret pollee. Women employees were stripped and asked humiliating questions about their sex lives; several of the embassy workers were thrmtened with death if they contlnued to wock for the "gringos." The State Department delivered a sharp protest to the Nicaraguan charge d'affaires In Washington, and the local embassy employees In Managua have not been similarly bothered since, sources told our associate Lucette Lagnado. At least one of the harassed employees has resigned. According to classified cables from the Managua embassy, 15 Nicaraguan employees were sum· moned early in November to "Casa Clncuenta," headquarters of the first base and send Mike Schmidt back to third. The bullp€1) Is cu!Tently stocked with Hume, Bedrosian, Kent Te· kulve, Larry Andersen and Don Carman. Another deal may be forthcoming. Cincinnati had usedRedusasbalt for Pittsburgh right-hander Rick Refripmors. wash... dryefs, ps and electric rqes and 1'1 His. The original lsotoner and warm-lined glPHILLYBOUND...:. The CIDciBDatl Reds Viedneldaylradedlongllme relief ace Tom Hwne, left, and oulllelder·Gary Redus, rig~, to the Philadelphia 'l:'ldlllel lor !llalftlg rigllthander Jobn Denny. Reds' IDJIII8II!IIIf!l feels lhe deal soUdllle8 lhe Reds' starting stall behind -thpaw Tom Brownbtg, Mario Soto and Jay Tibbs. Reds select two players in draft SAN DIEGO (UPI) - The Cincinnati Reds have selected HUDNALL'S PLUMBING & HEATING MIDDlEPORT, OHIO NOW XL. MARGUERITE SHOE SHOP Pomeroy, OH. 102 E. Main 1976 FORD BRONCO I'ONDEROSA ANNIVERSARY 1965·1985 2-doOr, 4·wheel drive, V-8 eng ., auto. trans., p-steerlng, am-fm , stereo tape, radial tires, bucket seats. STOCK NO. 64612. 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In the Class AA draft, the Reds picked Nunley from the St. Louis Curbing the PAC habit____R_ob_ert_W_alt_ers " Dad said we 've got spies coming out of the wrxxJwork . " afternoon at an owners' meetings. Denny now jolns a strong startlog Clnclnnatl rotation of Tom Brown. ing, MarloSotoandJayTibbs. Redus, 29, who criticized playermanager Pete Rose tor playing too much last season, was sb:Jpped around a great deal by the Reds at these meetings. Aspeedy wtflelder, Redus batted .252 with six homers, 28 RBI and 48 steals in 101 games. Hume, 32, finished 3-5 with a 3.75 ERA anq three saves In 56 games last year. He was employed as a middle man ·by Rose In 1985. The right-hander has spent his entire elght-yearcareerwlth the Reds, and collected a personal-high 25 saves In 19ffi. The Phlllles apparently have entered the winter meetings Intent on acquiring outfield speed and rullp€1) strength. In addition to':Hume and Redus, the PhlWes landed swift outfielder Milt Thompson and pitcher Steve Bedrosian from Atlanta on Tuesday. With Glenn Wilson, Von Hayes, Thompson andRedusln the outfield, the Phllltes plan to move Hayes to SAN DIEGO (UP!} - PhUadel· phla PhUlies right-hander John I:lenny became the second former Cy Young Award winner to bE! dealt In two years Wedlnesday, going to the Cincinnati Reds with a minor· league pitcher for outfielder Gary Redus and reliever Tom Hume. Denny, 33, was voted the National League's best pitcher In 1983 when he was 19<i with a 2.36 ERA. Last year, he was 11-14 with a 3.82 ERA after an arm injury curtailed most of his 1981 season. At lastyear'swlntermeetlngs, the White Sox dealt 19&3 AL Cy Young Award winner LaMarr Hoyt to San Diego for shortstop Ozzle Gulllen. The Reds also received Jeff Gray, 22, woo bad23savesatClearwaterct the Florida State League last season. He will be assigned to a Cincinnati farm club. 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Meigs whipped Trimble both times out, but had to scrap for the home tlli. Meigs defeated the Lady Tomcats 52-37 at Trbnble · by shooting 60 w cent from the field and edged out a 4240 win at Meigs. · 'They're as big as us and have two go<XIguardsretumlng. Ihopewe're quicker and faster,' said Mei&s coach Ron Logan. . Trimble,J.2overall,butOI)ly1·21n the league, has beaten Federat· Hocklng 4().36 and lost twO. close ones. 42·36 to Miller and 43-42 In overtbne to powerful NelsonvilleYork. Me!gstsJ.1overalland~·11n the league. losing onfy to Nelsonville-Yolk, 39.J7last wrek. Jenni S;.vartz currently leads Meigs In scoring With an 11.5 average, leads In field goal percen· tage at 57 per cent, and Is tied with JuUe Miller for free throw percen· tage at 75. Julie Miller also is the Marauderettes top rebounder with an 8.3 per game average. . Other probable Meigs starters mclude Jodi Harrison (5.3), Jenny Miller (7.5) ,andJenntCouch, (10.0). First off the bench W111 he Teresa Johnson, Tammy Wright, and Marla Musser. The Meigs boys could be 1n for their stiffest test of the campal~ Frtday against the Eagles and fivegamesootheroad. lone Belprewouldllkenothingmorethan home game WaS a 78-10Meigs' Win over to tum the tables oo the Marauders NYHS and Coach Drummer Is well this year. aware of the lmportant Marauder Meigs used Belpre as a spring· oomecrowd. board to a J7.5 season Including 'We really need our fans to three wins over tbe Eagles, woo lost support us. A wtld and noisy crowd only five gamesallyearandfllllshed sure could .help this ball club, rurmer·up to the league champion especially since we're playing Maraude~ Meigswassptnntngln Belpre,' commented last year's mud with a 2·3 mark last year when TVC "Coach of the Year, Drummer. they traveled to Belpre and knocked · Rick Wise has been the essence of off the then undefeated Eagles. consistency the past four games Coach Greg Drummer's . crew with scoring marks cf 16,17, 18, and caught fire after · and werePaul JohnBaroo Rffides points, andwith Paul11Graham wlth10~ch. With Ohio leading 14·10, the Bobcats scored 6 unanswered points, and Wagner got no closer than6 ::f ebo r: 11 re~~nd leader, 'j'rlmble soored only po against but six Is capable of putung in a bunch on any given night. TheotherprobableMelgsstarter lsguardBradRobinson,wmquletly has played su~rb defenseandfloor games as Wises rurmmg·mate. The Meigs bench oonststs of J . R. 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Coach of the Week hOnors fora26-20vlctoryatSouthern Cal in 1983 and a 28-11 triumph over previously-unbeaten Oklahoma In 1984. . the head coach at Murray State for three seasons from 19'78-80, posting a 22-11-1 record, and at the University of Cincinnati from 1981-82, posting a 12·10 mark, priOr to his lllOve to Kansas. The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio back at Morehead State, Gottfr1ed Is a pass-rrilnded coacll. TWice In his three years at Kansas his quarter· back broke the Blg Eight singleseason passing record - Frank Seurer in 1983 and Mike Norselh In Chester auxiliary holiday party given The horne of Marcia Keller was Frances Hunt and Cleo Smith. Dues decorated In the holiday theme and card money were collected and when she entertained the Ladles committee reporls given. Plans for Auxlllary of the Chester Fire the firemen's dinner were dispeyartment atltsannuai Christmas · cussed. Clara Conroy read the party. Christmas story from St. Luke and other readings were given. Garnes Opal Hollon presided at the meeting opening It with prayer. were played and a gift exchange held. OOOrprlzes were won by Paula Officers' reporls were given by COMPLE.TE COURSE- Students complelmgthe 1985 liAR Block Basic Income Tax Sc!H.I held 1n Pomeroy, left to right, were Becky Lee, Shirley Jom-, Pat Smith, Blld Coral Davis; baek, DOIUia Aleshlre, Rhonda BeD and Jeanie Howell, JllcNred with Karl Md Mary Kebler, standing. Durlliglhe 14 OPEN SUNDAY 10:30 A.M. til 8:00 P.M. week course, students rooelved lnslructkms on the preparation of Individual returns, current tax laws, theory and appHcatlon as practiced In Block tfllcell nationwide. Complelmg the course liutnol ~~for the picture was Norma Hawlllrone. UMW holds meeting Hawk and Bonnie Landers. Refreshments were seiVed by Mrs. Keller aSsisted by Erma Cleland and Opal Hollon to those named and OpaJ Wickham, Mary Hayes, Margaret Christy, Dorothy Cashdollar, Goldie Krackomberger, Inzy Ne· well, Opal Eichinger, Betty Newell, Clarice Allen, and Bettv Newell. PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY ROCK WITH GENERIC FILM BLITZKRIEG Christmas meeting of the Reeds- Mary Acors, Mrs. Sue Reed, Mrs. vOle United Methodist Women was VIvian Humphrey, Mrs. Masters, held In the church basement Mrs. Sue Douglas, Mrs. Patty following a turkey with all the Martin, Mrs. Verna Rose, Mrs. trimmings dinner party. Mamie Buckley, Mrs. VIrginia Mrs. Marlene Putman preskledat Walton, Mrs. Putman, Mrs. Dolly AT THE the meeting with 63 shu tin calls Reed, and Mrs. Lillian Pickens. being reported. Cards were signed Next meeting will be with Mrs. for several and It was voted to help a Martin and Mrs. Boring. Door needy family with a Christmas prizes were awarded to Mrs. MIDDUPORT, 011. remembrance. The officers were Humphrey and Mrs. Grossnickle. . named as the committee to take care of the project. Plans were completed for a visit to the Meigs County Infirmary . A Christmas program was pres· en ted by the program leader. Mrs. Barbara Masters. The "Birth of Jesus" from scripture was read along with several readings. Devo- I ' Great Selection of I tions were closed with a prayer by Christmas Tr111 Mrs. Masters. Attending were Mrs. Scotch Pine $9 to 118; White Pine 11 Nancy Buckley, Mrs. Mary Allee I 110 to 115; Norway Spruce, very full , rc Bise, Angie Reed, Mrs. Karen 118 to '26; Live Blue premium ~rade Walker, Mrs. Lisa Grossnickle, 111 1 -Spruce 3 to 4' 115: Live Norway Barbara Henderson. Mrs. Grace u Spruce, very 11111'40 to 145. Weber, Mrs. Ruth Anne Balderson. Free Coffee & Cookies Mrs. Connie Bowman, Mrs. Erika • . PH. 992-6776 Boring, Mrs. Pearl Baker, · Mrs. Ill Pvi1wlllai - W,.lhs - ....... Weh- Alow...oilolls - Gno11 ....Itt DISC -15 EXPOSURE 110 - 24 EXPOSURE SATURDAY, DEC. 14 $169 EACH 1 NIGHT ONLY AMITY BILLFOLDS RIVERBOAT INN .---------.....,.-L..------------l 1r~·-···-~---···········Hubbards Greenhouse II Mercury Discount • '1 ,220.00 .Turnpike Discount ._'1 ,300.00 1986 L.T.D. BROUGHA Ford Discount • '1 , 166.oo Turnpike Discount • '1 ,300.00 I I 1 I YOU SAVE •" .• ------- ·1986 FORD Discounts- Up To 42 Months (with appro'fed credit) AVAILABLE ON ALL 1916 • $},300. 00 OR MORE ESCOURTS IN STOCKIII 985 JEEP GRAND WAGONEER 1985 RENAULT ENCORES 1985 FORD TEMPO GL, 4 dr•. Stock No. 5339 Stock No. 5308 1985 v.w. SCI ROCCO Stock No. 5847 Stock No. 5013 STICKER PRICE '22,489.00 LUCKY DAY DISCOUNT '3,027.20 Price $19,461e80 STICKER PRICE LUCKY D~Y DISCOUNT Sale Price ." 7.9% .!~ F-SERIES PICK-UPS Sale 1 I I 1 I I ~----------------~-----~ • •.. NOW OPEN 9 A.M. til 9 P.M. I I I '8,430.oo '902.n $7,527.75 STICKER PRICE WCKY DAY DISCOUNT Sale Price '9,917.~ •1, 189.• 00 $8,728. FORD . STICKER PR.ICE '11,918.so · · LUCKY DAY DISCOUNT '1 714.so Sale • Price r.N& 40°/o OFF WOMEN BIC LIGHTERS QUARTZ WRIST ENERGIZER BATTERIES PKGa.Of' 4 COTY WILD MUSK COLOGNE SPRAY FOR WOMEN :~~l REG. 13.95 3.75 $259 CHAPS MUSK SPRAY FOR MEN t ~~~~~l~nAvE oz. s113 WATCHES $339 SWISHER LOHSE P hormocy Kenn«h McCullough , R.Ph. Cklrl• ftllfll, R.f'tl. Aoneld 'Htnlng, R. Ph , Mon. thru 81t. 8:00 1.m. to 9 p.m . Surtd1~ 10:30 10 12:30 1nd 15 IO 9 p .m . PRESCRIPTIONS PH . 192· 21&5 Frl~~ndly S"vlc• E. M1ln Pom•ov. Oh. 01*1 f'illghll 1111 �Thursday, D~mber 12, 1985 Beat of the bend MEIGS COUNTY JAYCEES . . CHRistMAS FOOD BASKET APPUCAnON ·..~. . - .........._,,,.................................................................. , ,........ • Ex•t ~,.......~·····..·······......................................................-..... N-.r of People in .. Family······-·········-··................................ ..• ~ ·~ N...-r of Peepll in ·Houstholcl·- ..........................................-.. N....,r .t Children •••.••.•..•••..•• ~........................ ............................ ....• Typt of lnclllil: lUst amount a... source, food itamps, etc.) '...' .-- .' ... ...........-. ._............... ....._,,,,_,,,,_. ,,............................... ... ........ - ,_ , - _. Send complete application to Meiga Co~nty Jaycees, P.O. Box ~03, Pomeroy. Ohio 46789. .•. ~ n. Only applicatlone ..m by mailllllill be honorad .. JtyceearequHt that no member of the org~~nllatlol! 11 contec18d by tela- phone. Dllldhl b application• ia Saturday, Dec. 14. Vr!loat!f:- ':' ' - ..; ...' ·-...• • /IS AIill lit WMTNJJ • • .. .u Hansel and Gretel holiday program at RGC . The highly successful and enter· SANDY'S BOUTIQUE MIDDIIPOII, OHIO Valley AriW wll be pmlellted In lbe Fine 111d Perinmklg Arts Caller. Slalle perfonnance tjckds lire available at tile colep by caiHng 2e&1l53 or toO free kl Ohio at HIOO·:!IIZ-'IIIL PERFORMANCE SET-IIaa!lel and Gretel wBJ be pl'eaeuted by the EnsfmbleCompany ol Clncbmatt Opera Sunlla¥, Dec. 15, 4 p.m., at Rio Grande College and Community College. The shOw Is a part ol the reputation !or making qJ<'l'a entertalnlng Ensemble Company of tainingly accessible to the public. Cincinnati Opera (ECCO) will be Comprised of six to eight pro!es· presenting Hansel and Gretel at Rlo slonal singers plus artistic staff, Grande College's Fine and Per· ECCO brings opera and the singing !orrnlng Arts Center on Sunday, voice to schools and community Dec. l5 at 4 p.m. The periormance groups !rom October through June Is sponsored by the Valley Artist every year. Serte5 with the support d The Ohio ECCO was formed In 19ro as the Arts CcuncU. culmination <:i the first fiv ~ years of Under the supervision of James Cincinnati Opera •s education/oo · de Blasts. General Director d !reach program. Since that time Cincinnati Opera, ECCO has gained ECCO has periormed !or <Ner a local, regional and national 300,1XXl students and adults offering an extensive series of programs throughout the 'Cincinnati area and Ohio, KentuckY , Indiana and West VIrginia. From the Introductory In-school program, periormed by a single singer and accompanist through Informally staged Opera. Scene Programs and delightfUl mlnl-()!leras, the touring season provides a distinctive variety of performanres lot aU audiences to •.- •• MEIGS, EASTERN, SOUTHERN & WAHAMA " ·SWEATSHIRTS HAVE ARRIVED. ..' 3 STYL£S TO CHOOSE FROM WITH SWEAT PANTS TO MATCH MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9:30-6:00 FIRDAV 9:30-8:00 P.M. SHADE RNER - Meeting of Shade River Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m. Thursday at temple; open installatlonofotllcerstobe held; All master masons and their guests Invited. Hey, Betty -Pooler, with the unlisted phone. Would you get in touch - your message couldn't be clar111ed and I'm sorry about that. _ _ _ _ ______ Jim and Susie Soulsby again reallze how nice It Ls to live here- where people care. Their daughter, Cindy, was in an accident enroute to Meigs High School on the Route 7 bypass last Friday and the Soulsbys reaDy appreciate the Interest and cont:ern of so many people. Fortunately and 111 be she Is counting her blessings - Cindy received only minor Injuries. BEDROOM SUITES Attend funeral Mrs. Mary K. Holter and Mrs. Judy Holter attended the funeral of Wilford Bing at Columbia Station, Ohio Friday. They also visited MUdred Holter carpenter and Randy Bing at Medina. Mrs. Carpenter recently had major surgery at the Cleveland C!lnlc and Is now recuperating at home. I lmQw - yoo Uke Thanksgiving better than Christmas 'cause you can give thanks easter than you can give presents. Do keep smiling. Melanie Arnold was elected honored queen at the Monday night 1•111111111111111111111• meeting Bethe!62, International Order of ofJob's Daughters, held at 11 J I 1 I ~racuse. Pizza and other' refresh• ments were se\led, and· the group Wing honored Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Robert E. Wing, whose wlfe, Rebecca, Ls the daughter d. Conley and Bernice R. Dudley of Mason, w.Va. recently received the Navy Achievement Medal. He received the decoratkmtorlts duties as Analysis Dlv~lonLeadlng Petty Officer lor Commander Patrol Wing Five, Naval Air . Station, Bnanswlck, Me., from June •BULK CANDY •FAUlT BASKETS •TANGERI"!ES 'enjoyed caroling. Attending were Sherr! Sl=n, Melanie Arnold, Lisa MUier, Stephanie Walker, Gretta Riffle, Lori Redman, EmUy Bumgardner, MarGie IDII. Kristen Paper, Amy Luckeydoo; Tammy Buckley, and adults, Merri Ams· bary,M!keBusk!rk,BethandRyan, Bev Bishop, Hank and Katby Johnosn, Jessica and Derek. •POINSETTIAS •NAVAL ORANGES •FRESH APPLE CIDER Rupe appointed REFRESHMENTS & DOOR PRIZES MAIN STREET MARKET 808 West Main . 992·6036 Pomeroy .,• ' ._ r~pl:oy~ee~s~o~f~the~F~oo~te;M~fn~er;a;lC;o;~;the;;m~um;c;·;;~~~~~~~to;.Oc;;.to;be;r;~~.;;~~;;~~~;;;;~;;;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~f . .. • .• Says:· ., Santa 'Give a gift ubscription veterans of Orange and Olive townships are to hold a ·special llll'l'tlng at 7::.1 p.m. Thursday at tlie '1\lppers Plains Fire House; refreshments wU! he served. to the.•. Daily FRIDAY POMEROY - WUllng Workers Class of the Enterprise United Mehtodtst Church will hold Its annual thrlstmas party at the home of Marjorie Bowen, 7: :ll Thursday. TherewUI be a gilt exchange. 11 111111111111•111:1lBII•HIIIIIII••••-•••Il PRE-CHRISTMAS SALE CONNIE FOOIWOIK NAIUIAUZEI SOn SPOTS . NUISEIIA IES .-~ ·-~·-·o·; POMEROY -Mary Shrine :rl, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will have a potluck dinner at 6:45p.m. Friday preced· 1ng the regular meeting at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. '• . .' ~ ' ' ' • .-, .. ... ·' .. • ,. • ,' ..•. .. '• ' MIDDliPORT J & \992•t635 OPIN EYEfiNGS TILL I P.M. A subscrlptlon&o the Dally Sentinel wiD convey your hest wishes every day of the week all ye_..Ion1. . Send the Dally Seatlnel to your frieads who have moved away, to colle1e l&udents, or to frlendl and relaUvee away In the service. Add the perfect gift to tbe top or your ahopplnlll.st and call992-21H for more Information today. lAVI .......... ON AU. 1 IlK 1 1 I I I FROM $)3900 I •iw, :::.-:yy IUTH A. DYE, liTAIT, WY. 1 ::::,; The department Includes x-ray, ultrasound and nuclear medicine. Mrs. Lee Is the daughter d Mr. and Mrs. Richard R Rupe, Wright St., Pomeroy and a graduate ol Meigs IDgb School. She and her husband, Randy, reside In Linden, Tenn. I Chrilfmas Gift Ideas BECKY conERILL, POMEROY lll ...- ..•. . • J ' • ,. SAVE ON 1 . 1IIi..... NEXT TO ElBERFElDS IN POMEROY --~~~~------~~~~~-------------~~~~~ EUIIEKA 2-MOTOR POWEll TEAM .II $19995 !UllOA DIAL-A-NAP UPIIIQHT Sift.,.... Lilt 110U5 ONlY LARGE SAqlON FROM$188°0 EUREKA ...... (}i ' ~" 1 {J/r ........ .._. --- Gun Cases ~.~~~ ........ .,..,..,........,_ . .,....................... --... .... -- . 09194. · O..IDOI«L~ PhlllpandKarenRobertsandson, Stephen, hosted the annual Ihle Clirlstmas dinner party Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. John lble, Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Thle and famUy, Nicholas and Nikki, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Struble and family, Mildred Ihie and Frances Roberts. ""' :sanso.oo Steven Patterson, son o! Paul and Rose Patterson ofRutland, bas been assigned duty to 20th Equipment Maintenance Squadron, RAF, Upper Heyford, UK Patterson earlier spent a leave from Dover Air Force Base, Delaware, with his parmts and friends here. He arrived In England in time to spent the Thanksgiving holiday with his cousin, Jay Dewhurst and famtly, who Is also stationed at the Upper Heyford Base. Patterson's address Is P.O. Box 1129, APO. New York, New York, Dinner party held at home BEAUTIFUL CURIOS 1o1 Patterson assigned A free cancer clinic which Includes a Pap test and breast examination wUI be held at the office of Dr. Wilma Mansfield from 1 to 5 p.m. on Monday. For an appointment, residents are to call 9!12-6001 • ~RECLINERS 111 GIFT CERTIFICATE WINNERS Cancer clinic entinel. ·It's a great way to say Merry Christmas.'' · COMPLETE STOREWIDE SAil NOTHING HELD BACK ·1 !_ I1 (DOES NOT APPlY TO ON SAil MIICHANDISE 1 .I 1 I lEGAL ANGEL READS I HUSH PUPPIES DANIEL GREEN · SIIIDE IIIE I I IIGINNING FIIDAY, IIIC. 13, WE WilL BE OPEN 1 EVENINGS UNTIL I P.M.; OI'IN SUNDAY 1-5 P.M. 111 IK LIVING ROOM • DINING ROOM • BEDROOM RECLINERS • DINETTES - SlEEPERS I II NIKE CONVERSE ZIPS KANGAROOS PEAKS SHEYBOYGAN CHIPPEWA ' THIS WEEKEND All FURNITURE 20°/o OFF a! II o~ •• Fur~iture I1 STO REWIDE .~ ~ Ingels 1 1 FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY 1 SAVI IIOW ! ~:o:~~~t~~~~~c:~.~=~~ I CHAPMAN SHOES Mrs. Lori Rupe Lee, rerent graduate of Columbia State Un!vrr· slty, has been promoted ·to depart· 'OPEN 9:00A.M. TO 8:00P.M. DAILY-12 TO 7 SUNDAY TUPPERS PLAINS - All war SYRACUSE - Volunteer Fire Department wUI sponsor a Christ· n1IIB dance at the Syracuse Grade School Friday from 8 to 1t p.m. Admission, $2 person with prdceeds are Now about the tree parking In Pomeroy..... You can park on either <:i tbe too village lots along the river for an undetermined length of time until Christmas without paying or yoo can park at the meters in the I heard good reports on the new business section and at meters Southern High School Show Choir where the railroad tracks used lobe which was fanned by vocal music for a Umlted two hour period. I teacher, Roberta Maidens, only haven't been advised about any about a month ago. The ~:roup tree parking plan In Middleport at appeared before the Pomeroy this point although I was expecting Chamber of Commerce Thesday some action or discussion when and was well received . Best ol all, I council met Monday evening. . understand the young people ap. lnc)dentaUy, Middleport Council peared to be enjoying what they met for its final session of 1985 were doing. I appreciate that. Job's Daughters have meeting j Wolf Pen happenings !·. 20 ..0 OFF POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter, Bets Sigma Phi Sorority meeting, 7::.1 p.m. Thurs· day at the Riverboat Room o! DlaQIOIId Savings and Loan. ROYAL OAK- Belles and Beaus square Danre Club will sponsor an ope8 house on Friday at the Royal Oak Park Recreation BuUdlng rorth of Pomeroy. 8to 11 p.m. caller fdr lhe evening wU be Sonny Bessd Huntington, W. Va. All western square dancers are Invited to attend. Pomeroy ,!s;oneof the nine diocesan Rev. John Kolesar, pastor of St. Director of Continuing Education of priests appointed to a three year caslmlr Church In Adena, .Rev. Priests in charUng the established term on Ministry to Priests oOOatd Mant!ca, pastor of Our programs of continuing education Team. Lady, Queen ol Peare In Smithfield, and formation for the priests. Bishop Albert OttenweUer of the and St. Theresa Church In Piney Thef!rst responsib!l!ty lsbasedon 13 county Diocese of SteubenvUie Fork; Rev. Donald O'Carroll pastor the principle of "Brolher Priests recently announced the appoint· of Our Lady of Mercy Church In caring for the priests who care lor ments which will become effective Lowell; Rev. Richard '1\lttle, pastor the people." Each team member Is Mrs. Dorothy Reeves, Bryan · on Jan. 1. dthers appointed to the or st. Mary Church 1n Morges, and concerned that the priest is giving Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. Jack E!am, committee the Rev. John M. Rev.PauiWelton,pastorofSt.Mary attention toh!s needs, whether they Carolyn, . Mr. and Mrs. Eugene campbell, Pastor of St. Gabriel Church 1n Lafferty. be spiritual, physical, emotional or Haning, Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Church, M~erva; Rev. James Responsibilities of the team Intellectual. If a priest desires to Darnell, :Jeff and M!ssle, and Mr. Dunfee, Pa)'ochlal VIcar, St. An· members are two-fold - to keep in establish a definite plan for himself, and Mrs. leslie Frank and Sarah thony Church 1n Steubenville; Rev. .touch with a designated number of the team member can help, all In an BethwereThanksglvlngDayguests VIncent J. :Huber, pastor of St. priests to talk with them about their effort to establ!sl) growth priorities of Mrs. Gladys Thckerman. Sylvester church, 1n Woodsfield; lives and service, and to assist the In the various areas. Mr.andMrs.JerryHoUey,Kelvin r--~-:''-----------------;_, Lee, were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson and Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Wendy and Crystal of Medina were vLsltors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell for the holiday weekend. They were here to attend thefuneral <:i their grandmother, Mrs. Ethel Clark. . Mr. and Mrs. RobertMutphy and family, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Mutphy and ChrLs, Mr. and Mrs. JosephEvansandsons,andMr.and Mrs. Greg Davis and famUy were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. THIS WEEKEND, DEC. 13 & 14- 9 A.M. - 8 P.M . J. R Murphy and Peg~ . Ka ll Knapp and Barbara Hatfield were Thanksgiving afternoon vis· LAIGE SELECnON ltorsofMr.and Mrs. CbarieySmltb. --- 1 Among the eight different educa· tlon and entertainment programs RUTLAND - The Rutland Boo POMEROY -Annual Christmas whunters will hokl a meeting partyandteadanreoftheRoyaiOak Saturday, 8 p.m at the club house. BallroomDanceCJubmembersand New dflcers wUI be elected. . guestswU! beheldSundayfrom4to7 p.m.attheRoyaiOakPark.TheBig The annual Christm as dinner BandSoundofOr!andoColumbo,an for present and retired em· ll piece orchestra, wi!! be providing Msgr. Anthony G!annamore, pas· tor of the Sacred Heart Church, What another oops? Yep! The name ol Mark Smith Jr., was omitted from II/{' second six weeks moor roll d Meigs High School. MUter, junior prlnress; Shannon 1 Coates, guide; Laurie Wayland, 1 marshall. Installation of officers wassetforJan.l8at7:30p.m.w!tha practice to be held on Jan. 12 at 2 p.m. A skating party was·set for Jan. 5 at the Chester skate-a·Way Rink where members can Invite guests. On Sunday the group met for a ChrtstmaspartyatthehomeofMrs. w T. G. IDI!tore and Julie Byer, II Community calendar/ area happenings POMEROY - Rock Springs Gr8J1111! holiday potluck dinner wUI be held at 6: 30 Thursday at the haU. The turkey wUI be furnLshed and llll!lllbers are to take covered dtsbes. Canned food for a Clllstmas project wUI also be collected and !here will be a white elephant gift exchange. Diocesan committee appoints ministry priests · Monday evening. th~~~Tt:r~=~T!:~~ 11 Adams, senior princess; Lisa ~njoy . THURSDAY to go towards purchasing ol resuce REEDSVIlLE - Rlvervftew air bap for~ department Garden Club will meet Thursday at 6: l:l p.m. at the home d'Mrs. Okey BIDWELL - Gallla County (:cslnolly for a potluck Christmas 11i'l'M1ll Baptist Conferent"e cOn· dinner. venes at Poplar Ridge FrEewtll BaptLst Church, 7 p.m. Friday; POMEROY -The annual Christ· public invited. mas dinner of the AuxUiary d Veterans Memorial Hospital will be held Thursday at 6: :lJ p.m. at the hospital cafPterla. Auxl!!ary membersmaylnvHethe!rhusbands to the dinner. Give a little holiday cheer .at Infirmary By BOB HOEFUCK Seallnel Staff Wrl!s' · There Isn't holiday seasoo at the Meigs County Inflnnary at this point In time. · There are seven women and five men residing at the facility. If your like to hold a party for residents or provide gifts - county funds do not lncludi! such frivolities - or If yOu wish to purchase a gift or two as an Individual, please can 9!1'l·Mm. I'm sure Sharon Bailey and her staff wW be glad to hear from y0u. . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ollio ' $~9951 ......... WODILIM Lane Cedar Chests $19900 $19900 $5 9900 Grandfather Clocks CREDIT TERMS CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ---. .---- AMANA RADARANGE . Never has a seWing machine ollered SUCh professional quality and creativity as the Singer electronic U~ra Unlim~ed· MaChine Model6268. • SAVE ~30000 RIGULAR S1499" - NOW $119999 .it~~ Open eftry s.day fNII now . tiD ChrlstfNII 12 It 5. ALL ON SALE NOW! · .iBEMCO PO.SJURE-FIRM 15 YR. WARRANTY 116 WEST 2ND STREET POMEROY TWIN S9995 Pll PC. QUEEN $14995 S36995 PEl sn PO PC. FULL �Thursday, Ohio Thursday, December 12, 1985. The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Explosion kills three miners HEGINS, Pa. (UPI) - Autbort· · to drop to between 4 and 5 percent. ties were unsure whether three "What happens Is not reaUy the miners woo died wblle blasting with gas that kills you but It's the lack d. dynamite In a. famUy-owned ~ mine In the Appalachian Mountains MINERS KILLED - Rescue worilers carry tbe bo4ly of a dead miner out out the mine shaft thai oollapsed on five miners lale this afternoon Wednesday. Threemlllenwereldlledandtwo~)lred when the mine shalt they were w'orldng In ooDapeed. UPI. Brain may be key in AIDS.virUs BOSTON (UPI) -The discovery that the AIDS virus may find sanctuary In the brain has led researchers to speculate that the disease may be more difficult to treat than piWiously thought and perhaps Impossible to cure. The AIDS virus, known as HTLV-3, recently has been found In the fluids and tissue of the brain and spinal cord of AIDS patients with neurological allments such as dementia and meningitis. The central nervous system, which includes the brain and spinal cord, Is separated from the rest of the body's blood supply by the blood-brain barrier. This proteCts the fragile central nervous system from most Infections and toxJc chemicals. But once invaded, the blood-brain banier makes It diffi. cult to fight the virus with drugs. "The brain, therefore, may well provide a sanctuary lor tiTLV-3," Dr. Paul Black, an AIDS specialist at the Boston University School of Medicine. said in a New England Journal of Medicine editorial published today 0 "The special features of persist· concentrations to detect. ent Infection In the brain, coupled In the same Issue, researchers at with the difficulty of bringing the National Institutes of Health adequate concentrations of drugs to reported finding antibodies to the this locus across the blood-brain virus In spinal fluid , which adds barrier, will make eradication of turlherevldence tot he bellefthat the HTLV- 3 Infection of the central virus flourishes within the central nel'lous system very difficult, If not nervous system. Impossible," Black said. Earlier research found trag· Doctors haveknownforyears that ments of the virus In spinal fluid, but AIDS patients oftrn develop dis· this Is believed to be the first direct orders of the brain and central · evidence that the virus somehow nervous system, such as dementia peliE'trates the blood-brain barrier. and meningitis. But they were not Scientists speculate the virus may sure whether these ailments were travel through the barrier Inside caused directly by the virus.· human cells. The discovery by Massachusetts Between :Jl and 4J percent of all General Hospital researchers ri the AIDS patients soow signs of virus in the fluids and tissue of the neurological problems during their central nervous system of 24 of 33 Illness, and about !10 perrenl sbow patients with AIDS-related neuro- brain abnormalities when they are logical disorders has convinced examined after death. some specialists the virus Is a direct "This certainly makes the AIDS cause of at least some of these virus infection more dlfflcut to disorders. treat," said Ho. "Many drugs used Dr. DavldHo,prtmary authorofa to treat the virus will not penetrate journal article on the subject, said the barrier. It has Important the other patients probably also had Implications for the design d. fUture the virus In their central nervous agents to be used against AIDS." system but not In high enough Ferraro dismisses campaign plans NEW YORK (UP!)- Geraldine Ferraro has dropped her plans to runfor the Senate-next year, saying "I would have been a candidate" had II not been for a protracted federal probe of her 1978 campaign finances. At a news conference In the QueensmunlclpalbulldlngWednes· day , the unsuccessful Democratic vice presidentilal candidate said "the one factor in this decision" was the Justice llepartmen t Inquiry. Speaking with little emotion, Ferraro said she would set her sights on helping her party unseat Sen. Alfonse D'Amato, R-N.Y., the junior GOPsenator,ln the I~ race. "He can be beaten, " the former Queens congresswoman said. "He should be beaten and If I' have anything to do with II, he will be beaten." Of the investigation, she said, "I tried to get this thing moving, to no avail. It would simply be unfair to the voters towage a campaign wblle the Justice Department continues to carry on this investigation, and unfair to my party and .to other IXJientlal candidates to delay my decision any longer." Otherwise, she said. "I would have been a candidate." She said she had ilo doubts the probe - focusing oo her 1978 campaign finances and some fiJ1811· cia! disclosure statements flied while In Congress- would clear her of any wrongdoing. "I have never violated my public trust," she said. exploslon or bybysuffocation. were killed a methane gas SChuylklll County"sslstant · Coroner Richard Fritz, wbo was at the scene, said aut~ would be conducted today to determine whether the men died as a result d. the force of a blast or the released methane gas. The dead were Identified as Gene Wolfgang, 43, owner of the MS&W Coal Co., his 22-yearo()Jd son, Rick, and Frankie Benner, 32. A second WoUgang son, Troy, 23, suffered two broken legs and was listed in serious condition at PottsvUle Hospital. A fifth miner was outside at the time of the accident. Some60rescueworkers,relatlves and reporters gathered under a cold drizzle at the mine entrance durtng the eight· hour recovecy ordeal on remote, wooded "Little Mountain" near Hegins, about 30 miles northeast d. Harrisburg. Recovery efforts were hampered bythemethanegasaccumulatlonln the mine and debris that blocked the mine tunnel. · One woman wept openly as the bodies were brought up from 3,300 feet down the sloping shalt at about IO::Jlp.m. "It's a grim procedure because you know someoJIE' is going to be missing a son or a !rather,'' said AI Roman, a mine rescue expert from Pagnotti Enterprises woo was called Into help with the recovery. Authorities said the men were blasting with dynamite In an attempt to break up a G-foot·liJuare block of coal. "Basically they were blasting the coal to loosen it up, and when they did, It just started to run," said Susan Woods, a spokeswoman for the state Department of Environmental Resources, which oversees coal mining. "It filled up the passageway and blocked the oxygen supply. JJeath . was attrlbuted to lack d oxygen," sbesald. Woods also said the blast hit a pocket of methane gas that filled the mine shaft, causing the oXygen level .ItrrnI you have .about 21 _percent oxygen. The DER inspectors esUmated that there was about 4 to 5 percent oxygen," Woods said. "Normally (oxygen), which is.not sufficient to ·sustain life." r;;;;iiiiliiiiliiii-M;iji~~iiiiil;wtii;;iiiiii~fi- NEr. 6 GUN NIW PADDID TOP GUN CEDAI CHEST CABINETS '· ...Jij REG. $239.00 Sl 5995, SAVE sao SIZE: 24x71 TWO DOORS IN FRONT. Adult Silt Wooden 'P-Ill" ; Rockers SAVE UP TO $60 New 2 pc. E.A. Living Room Suite $19995 UP TO $199 95 1319.95 ~;: Floral cover in ntra htavy solid oak framos. 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"" r Or, you shopped our store for accessories like speaker kits and seat· the rigbt ~in covers. You made a good year all the nght places·: even better for us. t: 1985 Nati(Klal Automo4 ivc- P;~rts Auocia tion . We wish you and yours l"'l a very Happy Holiday. And to make it even brighter,t1!; we're offering 10% off I on all NAPA products at your NAPA Auto I Parts Store. Just I Redeem this coupon at the NAPA Auto Parts Store(s) clip the coupon in this listed below. Offer expires December 24, 1985. Limit one per customer. ad and redeem it at one of the locations listed below by II This coupon may not be combined with any othe( coupon or offer. Consumer must pay sales tax. Offer valid · December 24, 1985. I only at partiCipating locations in Ohio and West Virginia . Void where prohibited, taxed or Once again, thanks. II .-..tricted by Jaw. Cash valuel/20<. / I And if you haven't visited . . . .. •• ' • ' '' Billing for All Patients 2.4 Hour Emergency Call Qualified & Experienced Personnel Access to Over 2,000 Homecare Supplies We Accept Assignment on • ' ~- '' •' • ,•' Kings&lOOs Also ava'Uable in Menthol. ·- .••.. Approved Government Claims •• 6. Free Delivery and Pickup 7. Same Day Service ·' l •• • 0 AND ALL OTHER SERVICES N~EDED BY MEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS uality cigarettes 0 ;Kings: 10 mg "lar:' O.Bmg nicotme . 'IDO's : 12 mg "tar:' 0.9mg nitotme ev.per ctgarette by F.Tc method . or the price of 20. ~ C.ALL 992·574·0 SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease. Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. ASK FOR KIM OR RANDY Gallipolis, OH Mfr's . suggested pricing based onfull-price brands.• 0 Phlllo MOITialftC. 198S \ II ( I ,, ' �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Thursday. December 12, ·1985 Remembering Area deaths Glen R. Caton Glen R. Caton, 65, Rt. I VInton, died Thursday. He was a former security guard at Southern Ohio Coal Company, a World War II Army veteran and a member d. the American Legion Post 128 at Middleport. He was born Oct. 4, 19aJatDingess Branch, W.Va., to the late Clarence Cecil and Liz Lambert Caton. He Is survived by his wife Kathleen Spaulding Caton, one son, Michael Glen Caton, Pomeroy; two daugh· ters, Diane Jarvis, Pomeroy and P enny F10WI'rs, Columbus; and seven grandchildren. Also survlv- important at Christmas too ing are one brother, Raymond Caton, Columbus, and seven sisters, Ruby Riggles, Helen Stevenson, Addle Denrzy, Dorothy Dere, all ri Jackson, Betty Hayes, Fordland, Mo., Bonnie Johnston, LangsviUe and Janet Smith, Reynoldsburg. He was preceded in death by one brother and one sister. Funeral services will be Satur· day, 1 p.m . at McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, VInton, burial in Salem Center Cemetecy. MWtacy graveside services by American Legion Post 128, Middleport. Friends may call at the funeral home F r iday, 2to4 and 7to9p.m. ' KENTUCKY. Chester Councll323, Daughters of America, will conduct Installation for Guiding Star Council 124, at 7 p.m. Friday at the Carleton School in Syracuse. Veterans Memorial Admissions- Howard Neece, Mid· dleport; Martha Taylor, Middleport; Crystal Pullins, Middleport; Edna Smith, Pomeroy. Discharges.. Don Roach, Lorna Seth, James Mourning, Gladys Walburn. Dance cancelled A dance scheduled lor Friday a t the Rutland Civic Center has been canceled. A Christmas dance will be held Dec. 21. Time and admission cosls wlll be announced later . To end maiTiages Thomas Glenn Cooper, Middleport, has filed for a divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court from Cathy Yvette Cooper, Middleport, c harging gross neglect of duty. Kenneth L. Longstreth and Betty A. Longstreth, both of Langsville, have filed for a dissolution of their marrtage. Seeks foreclosure Racine Home Natkmal Bank has filed a foreclosure action in Meigs County Common Plel!S Court against William W. Harrts and Vickie K. Harris, both of Middleport, et al. Program planned Syracuse Elementary School has scheduled a Christmas program for Monday, 7:30 p.m., at the school. The public Is Invited to attend the performance. El~tricity knocked out when car hits Pomeroy utility pole Pomeroy pollee this morning were attempting to pin down the Identification <1 the driver of a car which struck a utU!ty pole near Jeff's Carcy·Out, Mulbercy and Brick St., about 10:19 p.m. Wednes· day night. Police said that vehicle struck the utility pole, owned by Columbus and Southern Ohio Electrtc Co., knock· lng down wires and throwing homes In the neighborhood Into darkness. All of the residents without power a s result of the accident except one, an Ohio Power Co. customer, were Columbus and Soutbern Ohio Elect· ric Co. customers. The number of customers affects and the length of a Remembering others during the holiday season Is an Important part ot sharing happiness with many less fortunaU!. Traditionally, members of the Feeney Bennett Post 128, Amertcan Legion, Middleport, and Its AUXll' lary In their efforts to put a Httle sunshine Into the lives of others, visit nursing homes, the county Infirmary, and the children's I¥Jme along with numerous shutln veterans and their families. This year patients at the Pomeroy . HealthCareCenter,all103menand women, ·the 75 confined to the Arcadia Nursing Home, the 12 who live at the Meigs County Inf!nnary, the six p;~tlents at the RivervieW, Nursing Home, and 60 sick and shutln veterans and their familieS will he presented po~ttlas to be placed In their rooms. Colorful crocheted pinons and booties with candy canes will he given to each one, and at Arcadia room deodo~lzers In crochetedswan replicas wilt be given to each patient. In addition baskets of fruit will be taken to each place. ' And again this year the legionnaires will be hosting a visit with Santa at the hall where community children will be given candy treats. ttme of the outage were not available from Columbus and Southern Ohio this morning. Pollee said the driver of the vehicle left on foot after the accident. The license plate on the vehicle, however, was traced to a Gallipolis automobile sales dealership and police were attempting this morning to determine the driver. ?ollce reported also that after officers visited the accident scene, the driver apparently returned to the locatkm and drove the vehicle away even though the car had a nat tire, theY said. Charges wUl be ftled when the tdentlflcallon ri. the driver Is determined, pollee stated. rrs OFFICIAL - Kentucky Govemor Mariha Layne Colllm, right, Wednesday received a Toyota, .Scott Cowty, Ky. car tag fromEIJIToyoda,chalnnan · ofthe Boanl oiToyota Motor Corp. asToyotapresldent Dr, Sholchlro Toyoda loolta on. The Japanese auto corporation cbolle Sco&t Coumy, Ky., as the site oflbi first U.S. manufacturing plant. UPI. 1986 fair steer weigh-in slated Jan. 4 I All 4-H and FFA memrers planning to exhibit a steer project at the 1986 Meigs County F a ir are reminded that a steer weigh-In will be held on Saturday, January 4. The been approved by the boards ot welgh·ln will be held from 9 a.m. to dlrectorsofbothcompanles.Appro- 11 a .m. at the Meigs County val must now he obtained from Fairgrounds In the show arena. All stockhol!lers of RCA and the steers must be weighed In and agreement reviewed by vartous Identified at this time. regulatory agencies, Including the , Members should also bring $7.~ Federal Communications . to pay lor their pictures for 1986. Commission. Ra!gro will be available free of .Bothcompanlesexpecttlledealto charge for those members who be closed sometime In 1986. wish to have lt. The merger was announced by All animals must he castrated John F. Welch Jr., chairman and and dehorned prior to weigh-ln. It Is chief executive ofGE , Thornton F . recommended that steers weigh -a Bradshaw, chairman of RCA, and minimum of 500 pounds at weigh-In Robert R. Frederick, RCA presi· time hut this Is not a requirement. dent and chief executive. 1n order to be eligible for Individual The · announcement followed a sale at fair time, steers must weigh flurcy of activity sUJTOUndlng RCA ~pounds or better. AU steers must stock on the New York Stock be under the direct care ot the 4-H Exchange. RCA was the second . or FFA member. No steer can be most active Issue and the session's replaced after weigh-ln. biggest winner Wednesday, JumpAnyone having questions should ing $10.75 to $6.3.~ on rumors that a call John Rice a t 992-6696. major announcement was pending. GE was UP~ cents to $67.875. Gener~l Ele.~tric -~CA merge ' NEW YORK (UP!) -The $6.28 Ill Won marriage of GeneralElectrtc , Co, and RCA Cmp. in the largest . non-ou merger In U.S. history will 'bring together two of the nation's leading con~mer products com· panles and major defense contractors. "We are creating a company that will successfully compete with anyone, anywhere In every market we serve," executives of both companies said Wednesooy in announcing the deal. ' The merger, they said, Is "an excellent strategic opportunitY for both companies that will help America' scomP.etlflveness In world markets." Valued at $6.28 biUion, the cash deal will create a company with combined sales of roughly $li.8 billion, officials said. The takeover of RCA by GE has Man hurt, cited in traffic accident A Meigs County man was treated and released at Veterans Memortal Hospital early this morning for injuries suffered In a single-vehicle accident on Ohio 388. . Kenneth B. Hency, 21, of0hlol24, was treated for multiple bruises, hospital officials said. The Gallia· Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol said Henry was westbound on 388, about three mlles east ol Ohio 124, when he allegedly lost control ofhlscar In a curve, went off the left side of the road andstruck a tree. Heney's vehicle sustained heavy damage In the 1: 22 a .m. accident and he was cited by the patrol for DWI and failure to control. Weather forecast ' O'Brien ends 48 court cases Today ...cloudy. High 45 to 50. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonlght... ctoudy with rain likely late at night. Low In the lower lls. Light and variable winds. Friday ..-.becomlng colder with rain, or rain mixed with snow. Rain, heavy at Urnes. High In the mid 30s. Extended forecast Cold with a chaiu!e of snow or snowDunieseachday.IUghsl5to23 and momlng lows 5 to 15. Judge Patrick O'Brien concluded conduct; WUUam Burton, Grayson, Michael Smith, Lima, $50; Robert 48 cases Wednesday in Meigs Ky., $10 and costs, failed to use Spires Jr.. Rutland, $50; J .M. county Court. caution through yellow flashing Cooper, Cleveland, $70; Denise Fined were Larcy LaudermlltJr., signal. La mber t, Rutland, $00. Rutland, $:ffl and costs, three days Fined for speeding were Edward Also forfeiting bonds were Paul In jail, 60 day license suspension, Sawyer, Columbia, Pa., $22 and Ransford, Flat Rock, Mich., $45, DWI ; costs only for leaving the cosls; Sarah Nutter, VIenna, W.Va., stop sign; Robert Southern, Middle· scene of an accident, faUure to $22 and costs; Edwin Florence, port, $58, permitting a dog to run control and disorderly conduct; Bill Pomeroy, $22 and costs; Renee loose; Robert Scarbercy, Pomeroy, King, Pomeroy, $100 a nd costs, Bircher,Athens,S21andcosts; Beth $240,possessingabuckdeerwlthout reckless operation ; Kenneth Rock· Lewis, Athens, $22 a nd costs; Jack presenting to a checking station and hold,Reedsville,10days lnjallwith7 Grunder, Akron, $22 a nd costs; possessing a doe without statement Ohio lottery winners days suspended, costs, a . year Jennings Allen, Columbus, $21 and of wbere and when taken; J a mes probation, refrain from complain· costs; Earl Fields, Pomeroy, $a! Dunn, W.Va., $45, possessing a doe CLEVELAND (UP!)- Wednesanl, domestic violence; Charles and costs. in Ohio when not allowed to take day's winning Ohio Lottery Walker Jr., Rutland, $75 and costs, Forfeiting bonds In Meigs County such deer as resident of W.Va.; numbers: Dally Number three days In jail to be suspended If Court for speeding were Larry Jtm Reier, St. Marys, $45, failed to· 000. ncenselsobtalnedwithln30days,no Romine, Rutland, $50; Carmine tag deer whe re It fe ll; Michael Ticket sales totaled $1,301,404, operator's license; James Peck, Borgan, Pataskala, $50; Michael Almond, Albany, $45, failed to with a payoff due of$719,82). Lotto Dyesvllle, 10 days In jail with 9days McFarland, Durham, N.C., $70; deliver deer to checking station the 2, 3, 14, 19, 22, 29. suspended, costs and restitution, Jerome Schappacher, Evendale, day after harvesting. Lotto ticke t sa les t.otaledcrlmlnal mischief; Ttm Slater, ,...:$50:.::..: ; S::tev:..:..:e..:.W:..:an::.d::lln~g,:..:G::.all::l:.po:::lls::·::$50::.:...;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _S...:2,8_1..:.4,_228_._ _ _ _ _ __ Mason, W.Va., one day In jail, restitution and costs, passing bad checks. Hunting related fines Included Merlin Tracy, Pomeroy, $100 and Or Write Dailly Stntilfl Clmif itd Dept. Ill Court St, Pomtroy, Ohio 45769 costs. untagged deer; John · Wll· lharger, Portland, $2l ' and costs, hunting deer on prtvate properey; Donald Cremeans, Portland, $25 and costs, hunting deer on ptlvate property; Ken Conley, Yellow Public Notice Public Notice Springs, $25 and costs, hunting • w.llhout permission; Bruce Cald· NOTICE OF of nome 11om Rounno well, Albany, SZJ and costs, tagging Morio Rlggo to R......,_. Mario CHANGE OF NAME Rooonno Marie Rlggo. ako Tumor; thottho petition""" bo a deer with temporacy land owner R. Millie Rlggo. 29146 Brier heerd on tho 1 ~ dey al tag with Incorrect name; Darrell Ridge Road, Route 1. Lingo- Jenuary. 1988, ot10:00 a.m., Wright, London, $25andcosts, faDed .... Dhk> -46741. htnlby or • ooon 11l....tlw • the to tag deer where It fell; James giWo notice that ... wil flo court CIM1 hear the ume. ROSANNA MARIE RIGGS podtion it .,. Plubote England, Lexington, Ky., and Dacembar 12, 1986 C...rt of Meigo C...niy. Ohio. Lester Hacker, Monroe, each $25 pnying for en onlor of tho and costs, taking and possessing a court oulhorizitg tho dl.,ge 112112. 1to COMPLETE LINE OF deer not having tagged It where 11 FARM AND AUTO 11 Help Wanted fell. a ,. .. I ., ' J t ill "' 0 ' .. The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 SAVE STEPS! Shop the Want Ads '* first! The Najarda story continues with the combination of two of fashion's timeless items: CHRYSTAL and PEARLS .... rhe perfect Christmas gift for that -. special lady. LAYAWAY NOW FOR CHR1STMAS '* Battery Sale BATTERIES Also fined were Alan Lemon, Belpre, $40 and costs, permitted watercraft to be operated with an lnvalldcertlficate ofnumber; Tercy Metheny, Ewlngton, $10 and costs, assured clear dlslance; Gregocy Taylor, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, Improper passing; Cindy Park, Pomeroy, $10 and costs, stop sign; Barcy Chapman, Rutland, $20 and costs, failure to control; Nelson Morrison, Pomeroy, $5 and costs, unsafe vehicle; William Gilmore, Middleport, costs only, disorderly HELP WANTED AGRI BOSS 12 VOll-6 VOLT 3 YEAR WARRANTY ., BRAZIER OF ,MIDDliPOU ONLY $39 9 5 ALL SIZES IN ST()CK AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER WILL IE ACCEPnNG APPLICAnONS FOR SMiliNG FACES. FOR FULt AND PART·TIME POSinONS. MGM Farm City Service Station Applications may be picked up at 700 N. Se· OPEN 7 DAYS I< WEEK 6 A.M. TO 11 ~.Iii . PHONE 614-992-9932 cond Ave., Middleport, on Dec. 13 & 14 from 9 to 11 A.M. and 1-3 P.M. • Busint>ss Services THE HAT lAC · OPEN THIMSDAY IHRU lUNDAY AI 115 I liCK Sl, PO• lOY CROCHETED HATS IN YOUR COLORS Many Other Crafts Available 992-5738 12-5-1 mo . 1985 . 6 Lost and Found LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Building WE A~E YOUR SALES MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial Call: 992·5875 Or 742-3195 8·8-ttc *VINYL SIDING · • ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSUlAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. New "omes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2101 or 949·2160 No Sunday Calls 3/ 1t l ffn THE KOUNTRY KlUB .. •ZENITH Golf ' Equipment ~ lnolaW..$2.50 ... 0..0,.. Gol ...... $6.00 Dol. Now •New & Prior Owned Clubs •Cultom Clubs Youth Clubl •Sho• •Trophie1 •Repllir JOHN TIAFOID Choltor, Ololo 12· 11·1 mo. EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. V1111l I lLIIIliiiUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of ott Typeo Worked In homo oroo 20y•ro .. 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SINGLE S24.9S •live entertainment ' Free HBO •Restaurant oOiympic Pool A.A.A. 304-67>•ftLl ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh . fiiu£ STREAK CAB co=-' I 07 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. t t PHONE 992 ~ 7075 All Our We Wl "h • I' t C t rc ,. M.,,, Chrlllmtt aad AIHappv N """"= Ft~ PRINT SHOP All ~,, Ptllll•f Nnit PIUS: Office S!Jpplios & Furnllurt, Wadding and Groduation Slatlon~ty, Magnotic Signs, Rubber Stamps, Business: forms, Copy Serwicn, Ett. 2Sl Milllt., Middleport I 01 Mulberry b., ~om~toy 446-4522 "W• Rut F~t lm" U-SA~E AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. t60 North 7111/lfn YOUNG'S J&F CONTRACTING (Free Estimolos) DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. GAS & SEWER LINES. REClAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, OUMP TRUCK STONE &DIRT V. C. YOUNG Ill JIM CLIFFORD CARPENTER SERVICE - Addont 1nd remodeling - Roofing 1nd guner work - CJJnc rete work - Plumbing 1nd electric.f work 992-6215 or 992-7314 PT. PUASAIIT OFFICE 305 Jackton An. 511&11 &!MAl 1101115 ..... -WIII.-Ihun, 3-S pm '""· 6:30-1: Fri. 1-2 pm · Sotvrtlor 10-1 h30 '"" llplty Offk• For Hours 304-372-5709 10-14-tfc ·' J j Garage or 992-7121 3-14-tfc RADIATOR • SER~ICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid 'boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas .Tanks. PAT HILL FORD New Year's Eve Dance , National Guard Armory . Tuoo, Doc . 31. 9:00 AM to 1:00 AM . Muolc by Jock O'Shey OJ, WKEE, Equipment ltomic Sound's. B.Y.O. $10.00 per coupto, couplet only, tickets maybe purchuod ot Fruth Phor· mocy,. by calling 304-676· 3950 or 676 -1393. 4 Giveaway . -------'1 . MARCUM CONTRACTING Long Bottom, Ohio Ph. 915·4141 F rue Estimates 10-17 lfn Froo to good home 2 smell b•ood pupploo 6 mo . Coli ' 614-388-9861 . Pit Bull dog llmolo, froo to good homo. Ralood with children, good welch dog . Call 814-25e-S074 . 8 weoko old, 2 It malo, omall German Shephard . Cell 614-692-6329 or 614-446· 9788 . 2 kittens liher treined . Call 614-448-1944. Froo Chriotmoo klttono. Call 614-258-1679 . Froo puppies mu~lplo colored variety. Coll814-446· CIRCLE CONTRACnNG Complete Builclin1 ALSO and PRE-CUT TREES Contracting Service AVAILABlE (Free Estimates) HAILEY HANING IESIDENCE JEFF CIRCLE, SR. Flatwoods Rd., Co. Rd 26 2 Mi. from Fin Polttls Watch for S~ Long Bottom, Ohio PH. 949·2649 11-12-1 mo. 11-26-t'mo. JOHN C. ElliN INSIDE YARD SALE Down from Rutland Post Office, will be runninJuntil after Christmas. New & us• toys, soltllthinl lor tilt whole family, dolls, tools, novelties, etc. GARilGE SERYKE Rt. !, ~ool•lllo 915-4119 WE HAUL- BIG OR SMALL PICK UP WEEKLY R..~anet• Rat• - Rtlllble 11·!2· 11110. 11·4-15 I mo. '' SerVICI~S or night. Middleport. Ohio 1·13-tfc •Complete Remodeling ltRoom Additions •Roof in& •Siding •Gatages & Pole Buildines Employm~n t lonely, need a dlte? Meet that apecialaomeone today I Call Ootetlmo toll-free 1· 800-972-7878 enytime cloy 992-2196 PH. 992-7201 CHRISTMAS TREES. & PINE CONES FOR WREATHS Eaay Auembly Workl 1600.00 per 100. Guaran· teed payment . No experience-No laloo. Do,.llo send aelf ·• ddrtaaed nompod envelope: ELAN VtTAL-6847 3418 Enter· prioo Rd. Ft. Pierce, FL 33482. ASK THE ARMY NA · TIONAL GUARD RE · CRUITER ABOUT VACANCIES FOR QUALIFIED PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INDIVIDUALS. Part-time jobs with full-time benefits. Call 304· 675 ·3960 or 1· 800·642· 3619. BE A PART OF THE NEIGH· 80RS HELPING NEIGHBORS 7EAMI Join thoAnny Netionil Guard and you have a good part-time career--good benefits -· monthly paycheck- - NO LAYOFFS . Colt 304-676· 3960 or t -800-642-3619. Loose Weight. feel great & earn $4,000 month 11 1 supervisor. part-full time. Catt 1-304-342-0018 . S400-S1200 month. part· time. $4,000 · $8,000 month lull-time. Catt 1-304342-0021. Federal, State. & Civil Service Jobs now avllebla In your area . Catt 1· 518·469· 3548 for information . M1ture woman to 1t1y with elderly woman as companion. Sat. & Sun. 24 houra ea. dey. Must cook. light houoo· keeping, exp. preferred if possible. Send reference to Box P-9 in care of the Pt. Pleasant Register, 200 Main St ., Pt . Pleasant , WV 26550. Baby litter in Gallipolis Ferry area. 304-875·5072. 12 802~ . ·Pit Bull. Call 8t4-2586074 . 6 pupploo to good homeo. Call 614· 387-0502 . To good home . Cato & kfnono. Male & fomalo . 614-985-3884. 11 Help Wanted One certified Medical Tech· nologlot. wookdoyt. Send reoumo ,. apply to Modica! Ptoza . 203 Jackoon Pika, Golllpotio, Oh 46631 . Prepar1tion, Mining 1nd In· dustrial S1le1 Engineer. Excellent opportunity for 1 profe11ional. who can work without direct supervision ltlllng enginMred products to the mining industry in aouthern W111 Virginia and autem Ohio. We offer: Protactod Territory Repeat Sales Untlmltod Market Uuga Vehicle. expanus end b111 No limit on income· No panatly for aucceu Established customer base Ponolon. life. ·diubillty and medleal plans WoNeed: Person knowledge In coal prepar~tion and mining Mining ond· or lnduotrlol sales experience Eng!nooring and drafting abilities Willlnn• to spend 2 nights out per waok Self supervisor and motive· tor Abiltty to communicate both written end orally lntoronod7 Pleaae 18nd resume lnclud· lng ex.perience. educedon and oolory hlatorv to : Workmen Developments Inc., Forko ·of Cool lnduotrlal Po•k. Alum Crook . WV 28003. No phone ""tlo pteaaol 1 whito-1 block ltmole dog. AVON Soli Avon payChriotLong holr. 2'h yro. old . mao blllo. Nmltod tlri\o otert hcetlont watch dog . up foe · FREE. Call8t4-44.6Friendly, lovable. 1114-992- 3358. 3283. Looking for beautJclan with 3 mo. old malo puppy port mtnager' sllcense. Cell814· Elf< Hound, port Shophtrd. 448 -7090 . Aloo 3 yr. old malo B..lgo. Coli 304-675-5486 . Naodod oomoono w~h bockhot to open grwH at Ohio Seven kittona. Coli 304- Volley Mamot w Garclono ap· 1178· 1319. prox. 50 opening• per yoar. Coli 014-892·0181 collect Ml•od br..d dog, vory cute. for wr~o P.O. lo• 721, 304-678·26 73. Athtno, Oh 46701 . Situations Wanted Vacancy for the elderly in our home. Troinod and fifteen yaars ex.perience. Call 814 -992-7314. Give piano and organ MitIons in my home. Also teach cording and transposing. 614 -992-6403. 31 Hames for Sale 32 Mobil!~ Homes Small 2 bedroom houoe, & miles south of Gallipolis. Priced by owner for quick oale. New welt ta wall carpet, rural water, electric and out building. From Gallipolis go down river on Rt. 7 , turn right on Rt. 218. then about 2 miles or first road right to Kriner Ridge Road, a few hundred feet on Kriner to first house on right . Call 614-446-2917. 3 bdr. story 1!2, full baae- rnent, fuel oil heat, fireplace, 112: acre. Centenarty, city water. Call 614-446·3044. House: 6 rooms & bath, with garage, in country, county ~:,\·~14~68·~-·;41~ 19.500. 3 bdr. ranch, 1% bath, full basement, 2 car .garage, ex.. neighborhood, cit~ schools, Rt. 35 Sunkist Sub. $300 mo .. ref. 8t dep . required . Call 814-446-9664. Beautifully decorated 3 bdr. home. new plush carpeting & coordinating window treatments. country oak both. nice friendly neighbor· hood. Catt 614-286·6110 for further details. 14•70 Graywood 3 bdr .. 1'1\ bath, newty remodeled, un· derplnning , needs finish work . Reduced to 87, 800. Catl614-446·3040. Double - wide on lot 100x235, 3 bedrooms. liv· ing room . k it chen, $32 ,000 .00 also extra tot 100.236$12.000 .00 . 114 Maple St., Mason, W. Va . ahar 3:30 PM . 197t Concord, 12•65. 3 bedro oms . washer end dryer, air cond, 84,800.00. phone 304·676·6597 or 676-4077 . 33 Farms for Sale 105 acre farm for sale. Call 614-388-8139 . Apple Grove 100 acres, _' largo barn 120•28. 1 ,300 h frontage on Jerry's Run Roed, 5 miles from Goo· · ~ dyear Plant. Mineral rights. Want offer. Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304-576·2336 . 35 Lots & Acreage House for sale or rent. 3 ~dr., 2 beth. 2 flroptoces. 2 plus acres with barn. Call 614448-2781 . Farm for aale: no house. 2 barns, county water&. septic tonk . Catl614 -379 -2268 . 4 bedroom house for sell, fireplace, 3 mi. south of Galtlpotio. 832.600 . Call doya 614 -446 -1615 or nighto 61 4 -448· t 244. Why pay double price7 We build big 4 bdr. Early Amari." can Homes 818,995 . New modal open . Call614 -886· 7311 . By owner, Remodeled 3 bedroom house on Rt. 33 . New F.A. furnac:a, large lot. $23,000. Cottect 614 ·4236289. By owner. Stately, 3 bedroom house at 10 E. St. in PomerOy. 5 wooded acres, fa,mlty room, dining room, F.A. heat, 2 beths, baoam,nt, gorogo . $27.000 . Cottoct 614·423·6289. 6 rooms 8e bath, dtck porch, 1 floor plan. Nice location. Colt Bill Wllllomoon. Rutland. 614-742· 2007. 5 room houae near Pomeroy for oole or rent. Call 814992-3676 for appointment . Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Ranch style, nice 2 bd1. home, 2 full baths, 'h bl. from Wesh. Elem. , 8325, ref. req . Call 614 -4462158 . Furnished house, 241 Jack· eon Pike . Gallipolio, $200 water paid, 2 bdr. Call 446-4416 after 7PM . 2 bdr .• unfurnished house with garage. Ref. e. Oep. required . Call 614 · 446· 968 6. A new home for the holi· 3 bdr., large kitehln, nice daya . Older home - oak utility room, 1 car garage, , 29 6 mo . Ref . & dep woodwork-In town Recine. Now ook kitchen, .with appllonceo.llvlng room. dining room, 3 bedrooms. balh. 814·949-2540 after 6 :30 p.m. *36.000.00 . required . Cell 614· 446 · 136 B. 2 bdr duplu, $200 mo .. Soc. dep . & ref. required. Call614-446-0264 . In Middleport. 3 bodroomo. 1- - - - - - - - - am kitchen. draperlll. many oxtroo. EC. Catt e U -9928072 . 3 bdr ., 8Yl miles from Holzer Hoopitol. 8300 mo .. 8160 dop .. no pets. Cell614-388· 9763. Why rent when you can own this 1 bedroom house In ' Pomeroy for 15000 .00 cuh . Coli 814-992·8871 eves. 238 rear First Ave., 2 bdr . furnished kitchen, $226 mo . Ref. & dop. no peto. Celt 614·446-4928. Will do be bysiuing in my home at Quail Creek . Call Exterior complete-Interior ready to complete. All briek 614-245-9134 . energy efficient, three bedSeal •ch window In plastic. room rancher, sitting on one Prevent' heat lo11 during the acre. Priced on inspection coming winter. Bill Slack, only. Cell 304-675 -2961 . 614-992-2269 . Hause 313 7th Stroot Pt. Will do odd jobo. Call Plouant. 88.000. Call 304304-875-2419 . 675-4837 . Available Jan . 1. 1986. Completely redecorated, 3 bdr. home. nice lot. nice neighborhood. well intu· feted. Move in condition . Call 814 -286-6110 for fur1her details. Stove Md furnace: cleaning and ropairo, 304·675·8073. 18 W~nted to Do 1'h baths, carpeting, mod· - - - - -- Financial AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR LAIGI lii.Al I SUIGIIY IY lPPT. PH. 304-675-2441 RND AliA CALL ( Roger Hysell Pamaroy, Ohio 1 12-8-llc TOWN & COUNIIY VETUINAIIAN CUNIC Paul E. Shockey, DVM · d_"'_"'"_'"_' · :...ca_u_81-4:sB-9861 ovoninge. ,'3-·4_"_ All Makte Oalllpolla, Ohio 992-3345312/lln Wont to buy, pipe or culvert KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 11·11-2 mo. THE QUALITY WANTED TO BUY uoed wood & coal heaters . SWAIN'S FURNITURE. 3rd. & Dtlve St. Gattlpollo. Call 814-448-3159 . TOP CASH poid for '83 model end newer used cars. A Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 · Ql 01118 1 Eaotom Ava., Goltipollo. Call 61 4 44 8 2 28 2 1..:.- -- - · - - · - tl COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS lllf J88r FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron, 11 wood. cupboards, ch1lr1, ·29·85 I me. pd. . . chuu. buketo , dioheo. rtone jar~, antiques, gold end oliver. Wrlte· M. O. Miller, Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio Hawo Your Wacltl~, ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE USI) 48789 01 call 814-992· Amiworsary or Spoctal 7760. Occasion on Vldto....Wt Tapt Any Special Occasion. Buying daily gold, llilver coins, rings, jewelry, sterling CHARlES BAILEY ware,' old coin1, large curPH. 742-2050 rency. Top prtces. Ed. Bur· 11-28-3 mo. kott Berber Shop, 2nd . Avo. Middleport, Oh. 814-992· 985-3561 3478. An nuunce111 enl s •Washers •Dishwashers STANDING TIMBER . AI •Rangel Tromm. Colt : 614 -742 3 Announcements •Refrigerator• 2328 . •Dryers •Freeurs SWEEPER and oowlng me · Buying Raw . Fur. Beef and PARTS and SERVICE chine repair, parts, and Deer hides. Selling-trapping 4-S-nc supplies. Pick up 11nd supptilo. Wheet end nlte delivery, Davi1 Vacuum titoo. Goorgo Buckley. 614· Cleaner, one hatf mile up 684-4781 . Houro:12·9 p.m. Goorgeo Creek Rd. Colt 614-446-0294. Wanted :old pianos. Paying 820. & $40 . eech. Firotfloor Racine Gun Shoot apan- only. Write giving directions. sored by Racine Gun Club. Witton Pianos. Bo• 188 Evety Sunday, beginning at Sardis Ohio. 43946. Phone Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio 1:00 p.m. Foctory Choke12 614-483-180&. guoge ohotguno. Wanted to buy, Brownie Home Oocontlng Open Uniform . Size 6 or 7. Call Houoe. Fndoy & Saturday 614-949-2093 elter 6:00 or Also Transmission Dooombor 13 & 14., 10am on weekends. to 9 p.m. Gloria Oiler. SR. PH. 992-5682 325, LangovUie, Oh. 10-6- lfc RENT A CAR CALL Wanted To Buy Wo pey cash for tate model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chav.-Oido Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 614-446-3872 ComptM Qutfltg, Not Ptl~e P~. 614·843-5191 Ph. 1614) 843-5425 9 •.oo P.M. Mondar-S.turday Have Your Trophy Mounted.By A Full Time Taxidermist IUSINESS PIIONE 16111 nl-6550 RESIDEN(I ~HONI (614)991-7754 Public Sale & Auction RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE. Eotato, form , antique, tiquldotlon oetoo. Liconood Ohio and Welt Vlrglnlo. 304-773· 5785 or 304-773-6430. THE TAXIDERMY SHOP & BOGGS 8 8-ll tin 4/ 1/lln HEATING LOST dog, rod boned hound. Send Hill Pt. Ploaoant. Catt 304·676-5184. z (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 •• Dltf PLUMBI~G FOUND golden brown puppy with white feet & markings red collar. Prescription Shoppe. Cell 304· 8'16-5002. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist :a: We Htvt Ahll Tltwe Sllop Tee~•lele• .G ":hfj' ' . Television listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 10-8-tfc Help Wanted LOST V-bottom eluminum boat with owivel ooato. Lalt .Eooy Auembty Workt seen in Addiaon. Reward. 8800 .00 por 100.GuaranContoct Wendell .Baylor, teed Payment. No 814-367-7763 . Ex.pari&l"'ce-No Salas. De· tails 11nd 11lf-addreas~d FOUND pockogo on high· stomped envelope: Eton Vi· way owner may collect by tel -716 3418 Enterprise identifying. Coil 8 t 4-446- Rd. Ft. Piorce. FL 33482. 2976 oftor 3PM. To 1811 Avon, colt 304-875· 1429. Factrlrv Choke 992-3410 11 for Sale EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Giveaway Part Collie mole dog . Prefer country living. Colt 304· 876-&95& or 304·178· 3880. IACINE FIRE DEPT. .I \ 4 GUN SHOOT Bashan The Daily Sentinei-Page-13 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services ·others very Meigs County happenings... Friday service set Thursday, December 1 32 Mobile Homes for' Sale 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUS · LISHtNG CO . recommends thot you do buolna11 with poopte you know. and NOT to send money 1hrough the mall until you have inveati · g~ted the offering . T· shirt and cap printing equipment. 4-color primer. conveyor dryer, t)(poaing unit and cap dryer. like new condition. With supplies . Will troin $3,400. Call 904788 ·6647. 22 Money to loan HOME OWNERS-Refinance to low fiKod rote. Uoe equity for eny purpose. Leadtr Mortgoge Co.. 814-692· 3061 . 23 Professional Services Pieno Tuning . Lane Dtniels, 814-742-2961 . Also: Boby Grand Piano for n~. Free delivery and tuning. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS , RT 35. PHONE 614 ·4467274. --------1973 Baron Crown ex.cal· lent condition, awning, un· derpinnlng , washer-dryer , nice lot·town . Call 814· 446 · 6677 or 614-446 · 2905 . 12•66 1971 3 bdr. Brook· wood. new carpet. good cond, 11h baths, gas heat, 15, 900 . Cell 614 -446 · 0176 . 12x66 1971 Schultz, ex.cellentcondltlon,newcarpet, 2 tdr .. gu hoot. $6,900. Call 614-446 ·0176 . 10•60 1963 2 bdr .. New Moon. new carpet. eJ~cellent condition, 83 ,900 . Cell 814-448 -0176 . 1982 Cloyton, 14X66, fully fum .• washer. dryer, AC. underpinning & porch. Exc . cond .. Moka on Olfer. Call 814-268 -1621or814-258· 631& . New 2 & 3 bdr. houses, $360 mo.. Rockspringo. Ohio . Catl614·446-1642. In Minersville by the Bulk plant. 1 bedroom hou~e . Total electric. Partially fur· nlohad . 614-992·6216 or 614-992 · 7314 . Pomeroy Rental. 4 room house , full ba seme nt , heated garage , gu furnace . Good location. Reasonable rent. Need references. Wrile Bo• 729 L. 6 room house. open garage. In Alfred Cummuriity . Refer· encet and deposit required . Call614-986-3849 . Efficiency cottage. $65 .00 wnk, utilities paid, phone 304-87& -3tOO or 676 · 5509. Two .,.edroom house fo r rent In Jericho •••• · Coli 304· 676 -6483 eltor 6 PM . Large hou se and apartment. unfurn is he d . 30 4 -675 · 1386. 1- - - - - - - - Small hou 1e near Beech Hill School. 304·676-1900. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnished. AC, cab le, no city tau s, beautiful river view In Kenauga . Fosters Mobile Homo Pork . Call 614 -4461602 . 2 bedroom mobile ho me. rtorm wind<'WI & screens. oil furnece , underpinning, 3 bdr . mobile home. all good cand . Coli 614-266 · utilities paid, no pats. sec . Piano tuning and rep1ir. tune 6074 . . dep ., $425 mo . inadvance. 2 up for tho holicloyo, opoclal bdr. mobile home all utilties d' W d tscount. ar 's ICeybolrd. 14•70 Fleetwood . 3 bdr .. paid. no pets sec. dep . 6346 304-676-5600 or 875 1% bathJ. Lots of eKtras. paid inadvance . Call 614 3824. E•tro Nicol Call 614· 266 · 446 · 1386 after 5PM. 1 ------~-­ 8687 or et4-BeB-1887. 2 bdr . fully furn is hed , Reo I Es lal1~ 197& Richwood t 4x60 12x65. conv . locat io n, Upper River Rd ., water paid , ~rtly turn., washer, dryer. sec . dep . required . Call e•c. cond. Call 814-446 · 614-446 -8658 . 4661 or 611-387-0397. 31 Homes for Sale - - - - - - - - - 1 9'70 Schultz. 12•80. Total 14 x70 2 bedroom trailer By owner. Mutt aetl-moved. elec:tric . 2 bedrooms, air with 2 bedroom room addi3 bdr. ral)ch. ontcargarage, cond .. G.C. inside and out . tion on 20 acres with free gu . S250 . per month . walking distance from Nonh 304-882· 2422 . work some of rent Galtla High School. Reduced ' MOVED : Could MOBILE HOMES out. 614-247 -4751 or 304to 129,900. Call 814 · 388· 8711 . lnsured, r.e11onable rateJ. ,2_7_3_·2_8_6_1 _·- - - -Coil 304-676-2336 •2 bedroom mobile home A hondymon'a opportunity for profit: Green School Mobile home for sale, must nell r Racine . 614 -992 · dlotrlct, 2 otory houoe w~h sell 1972 t2•66 . Schultz _s_s_s_8 ._ __ _ _ __ g1r1g1, ltorm windows, re· with 7x11 expando, 3 bed- 1 frlg .. ltOVI I Wither rooms, wood _, burner. air Mobile home for rent fur*28.000 or bolt offer. Call conditioner, washer& dryer. nlohod , 2 bdr ., gas heat. Call 814-446-2026 or814-246· partlolty furnlohed, 111 ap- anytime. 304-676-6372 . 9180. pllancea, 2 porches I underpinning. 86,400. Call 304- 1968 Vindolo 12.60. ••· Pando , 3 bedrooms, 1 Va 1 ocro with houoa, 2 bdr., 882-2888. haths. outbuilding, on large rural w1ter. septic tank, mobile home hookup, For ule or rent 12K60 rentol tot. 16.000.00 oftor •12,600. Call 814-38e- mobile home. Cell304-882· 8:00 PM . coli 304-8753784 . 9866. 2426 . • �Page-14-The Daily Sentinel • · 42 Mobile Homes for Aent LAFF-A·DAY 54 Mise:. MerchandiM 56 Pets for Sale 74 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by urry Wright Movie projec1or· & acrean. Brlorpotch Konnolo AllLeer Jot-B trock p)oyor. - d grooming. Aduho II Sioro dohumld~ler- 20 gal .. . ""pplto. English Cocker door owning. Lldles "'go Sp0 nielo . 388' 9790. · Semoonlto. 114-992-8882. Drogon"''Ynd Cottorv Kon· Sovligt 30·30 B'!lt octlon nol. CFA Hlmolayon, Persian rifte. New. Never flrod. ond SlemeH klttono. AKC Quick Hie 1125. Coll614- Chow pujlpleo. Coil 4483B44 otter 7PM . 742-2602. 14x70 3 bdr. ,ln Centenary. Callll14·446-4292 . 44 Thursday, December 12. 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Apartment for Rent JACKS O·N ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equa l TONY'S GUN REPAIRS. ·hot dip robluelng. ell typu of gunsmith won, fut Mrvice, 304-876-4631 . Housing Opportunity) monthly rent starts at $169 lor 1 bedroom and $2041or 2 bedroom. dop01~ $200. located near Spring Vall•v Plaza end Foodlond. pool ·~-· · fable . TV available, '""bbl "'11~~- l>i>s.ble .10 om to 4~111ond"l'pn1l'd&pll\ Mondoy-Friilay, Call 614· 448 - 2746 or leovo Lump houoo cool, limootono, grovel. sond delivered. ono ton end up. Jim Lanier. 304-876 -73 97 or 676 · 1247. Lump cool hauled 142.00 ton. Cell 304· 676- 6400. ':"essage. Nicely furnished mobila home. eff. apt .. central air and heat in city, adult• only. Call 8 14-446-D33B. liD '. ' . . id I hear right? you hired a For Solo . SURPLUS, CARHART , ARMY , DENIM CLOTHING . lnouletad Do- 130. groan S26). decorator?, " ' cron (Orange coverollsorcamouflaged bdr .. f---------..,.,,...--------~ Sam Sommerville's Eost Ro- Rodecortled opt.. 2 S160 to $250. Coli 304675 -5104 or 304-67563B6 or 304-876-7B98 . Upstairs unfurnished apt .. carpeted. all utililioo peid, no -,.-H,..,.-o-u-se_h_o_l_d_G_oo_d_a children, no pots. Call814- 6 1 446-1tl'37. -------- -= 54 Misc . Merchandise vonswood. Wvo., Fri .. Sat., Sun. 1:00-7 :00 PM. (other ovoningoolter 6PM) Closod Soturdoy Doc. 14, Sundoy 15. (Kido Comouflogol Dolivery 304·676-3334. Big potter bunk beds. complete UOO ., matching desk $76 .. well hugnor recliner. rust, S76 .. Commodore 64 with disk drive •450 .. 1983 Hondo XR·100. $600,1981 Hondo Odooooy $600. Coil 304-876-176B after 7 . 1---------- Rot Terrier puppies, 7 weeks old, S30·136. Cell 614· 448·3252 or 614 -4483413. Young hoo!thy Parakeet br""dors. Love birdo, Cock&· tiolo, boby Mlno bird. Cock•· too. Al1o commercl•l· ing machine . 814-9B5-4212 eveningo. Furnished apt . 2 bdr .. 131 '12 4th, Gallipolis, $195 water AUCTION S~A~~RNITURE Firewood-cutup olobo, 1 truck load $100, 2-$180. paid. Call 446-4418 otter 62 Clive St., Gallipolis. Now Pickup load. you haul $16. 7PM . II UHd wood-coalotoveo, 6 HEAP eccoptad . Coil 614pc wood LR ouijo $399, 24&-5B04. New efficiency apt. Call bunk bods $199, ontron 1- - - - - - - -- 614·446·0390. AKC Lheoo Apoo pupo, recliners $99. new & used House cCML Lump & atoker. bedroom oultoo, ranges, Zinn Coal Co . Call814-448- 10 speed men bicycle, moleo only . 20 chompionoln 740'h Second AVo. 3 bdr .. wringer wuhen. It shoes. 1408. 1100.. 3 opeod women pedigree. gentle. quiet end e190 mo., dep. required. New livingroom auitea bicycle S75 .. both 26 ", loving doge. 304-175-6637 Cell 614-446 - 4222 bo - $199 · $699, lompo, oioo almost now. Call 304-B96· or 675·2223 . "toooeusilto Collohan'o Uood Tire Shop. t-9116 . lvoe ut" . buying coal & wood stoves. Over 1,000 tires. sizes 12. 3329. Call 614-446· 3169. 13,14,16, 16,16 .5. 8mileo King size water bed & frame, Deluxe 2 bdr. downtown, out Rt. 218 . Cell 614-266- almost new will fit any king Parakeeta, babies, breeders, complete kitchen, all carpet, cagoo. Coli oltor 5:00 3046261 washer. dryer, electric: heat size headboard. use regular 876-6030. LAYNE'S FURNITURE · II AC. Cop . required . Coli Sofas and cheirt priced from FirewOod $40 PU load deli· king oizo shoots. Call 304· days 814-446-4383. ova. II 1286. to S896. Tobleo, •so vered. 8 ft. londocopo 882-3208 AKC Boston Torrior puppleo, weekends 614-446·0139. ond up to $125. Hide-a- timboro 14.60 oo ., 6ft . scoth roody by Christmos. Co!l beda.t390 . end up to pine live X-mas tree• b•lred Afghan'• lor solo. See oi 304-875-3BI2 altar &:DO Fumishod opt .. 4 roomo II 1550 .. sola bodo •146, & burlapod S32.60 eo .. 2023 Jollonon Avo.. Pt. blth, no~''· adults. Availa· Recliners, 8226. to $375.. Mulch. c11161 4 •446 _1799 Pleeunt. Chrillmos Specloll8ooutiful ble Dec . 1.1 CoiL .&jJ-446- Lampo from S28 . to $126. doyoor _446 _9646 ottOJ AKCOormonShephordpup814 1619. .. · - pc. dinottoo from •101 .. to Sove 50%11 Flaohlng arrow pies. Shoto, wormed, roody 6 436 . 7 pc. 11B9 and up. pm. sign• $27911 Ughtod, non· for Chrlstmoo. Will hold, large 5 room upstairs apt .. Wood tlblo w~h six cheiro Special prices on wild bird arrow $269 . Unlighted 304-676·7119. fumiohed k~chon. e ZOO mo. 12B6 to 1745. De* 1110 oeod. ounflowor. do-Icing 1209. (Free lottorsl) See pluo utilhloo. 238 1st. Ave. up to 8226. Hutchoo, $660. Hit, rot poloon, protein locolly. (BOO) 423-0163. Will the lady who broodo Rat . & dop, no peto. Call 8unk bod complete with blocks. Found otthe Bidwell anytime . (800) 62B-2B2B, Somoyodo, pleoH coli agoln 614-446-4928. _•_•t_ ._&_0_4 _.- - -- - - about Corln Terrier. 304mottrooHs. *276. ondupto Mill, 614 •388 _9888 . $396. Boby bedo, $110. 1 - - - - -- - - - 1 876-383B. 5 rooms & beth. located Mettre1111 or box springs, Firewood for tale 16.6 ft. chest freezer, like! ::::::;;==;=;::===== 830 Crown C~ . Newly deco- lull or t · 163 I ' $73 now, $200. Call 304-676Win, ·· 1rm, · pickup load. Ookwood only. M · 1 rated. electric stove & refrig. ondSB3. QueenHto.$226. Call 614 _ 3 B 8 _8144 1622oltor6PM . 67 USICa No peto. Call 614· 256· 4 dr. chests. 149. 6 clr.' onytimo. Instruments 1222. chests. •69. Bod fromo 1 , 1 -~-------- Love SHt whh matching $20 end *26 10 gun Gun chair &: ottoman· gold , Furn . apt. for rwnt, utilities ca •·n· eto. 13... 0 . Go-o or Konnibock potatoes. turtooys 1200. Call 304-67&-1238 ~ u for oelo . Cell 614- 367· Hohner accordlen very good . peid, *236 mo. Cell 9AM- electric after 4:30. rongeo 137&. Boby 72 30 . condition. •l•o white uni.6PM. 614·446· 9244. msnrooHs. 125 II $36. bod 1 - - - - - - - - - lormo oizo 14 ond 11;-16. fromoo 120, S25, a. $30, Chriotmoo Treeo. Rodney- Cabbage Patch dolls. 2 - Mr. Coli 814-387-0568. Furniohad opt. 920 4th Avo .. klngfromo *150. Goodseloc- Bidwell Rood. 1 v. milao T Dollo. Call 304·676· ,. 'Gollipolio, one bdr .. $260, tion of bedroom su~os. from Rodney. Call Fiohor: 6480 · Giboon Dove guhor FG-7& utilltiet paid, adutta. Cell rockers, motol cobinots. 614-246-6246 . Yomoho gu~or. Key five 448· 4416 oltor 7PM . Diamond engagement • string hoodboords $38 & up to bongo. Coll614·446wadding ring 111. can be $66 . Smith II Wesson auto. shot- remounted. excellent condi· 863ll . 1 · 2 bdr. opt lumiohed, oil ex. cond . Call 6'14utiltiet paid. no pttl. ac. Used Furn~urt .. DreoHr, II gun, tion . Coli 304-676-1622. 245-9182. Lo-ry organ now 13,396. dep. rent $350 mo . .paid bod. motol office dooko. 3 1- - - - - - - - - room divider, 11 Mokt offer. Coli 614-446Spacious inodvance. Call 614·446· miloo out Bulovlllt Rd. Open We are over atocked with 978 8 13B6 otter &PM . 9em to 6pm, Mon. thru Sat. Necchi sewing machine• gun cabinet. Solid doric 1_: : : : ·= = = = = = = 114-446-0322 made of me1al , 25 year walnut. Both like new. Calll Furnithed efficiency apt. Fruit warranty . makes button 304·675·4338. 68 private & quiet. Single work· GOOO USED APPLIANCES & V egetablas ing peraon only, all utilities Waahera, dryer•. refrlgera· holea. otrotch ll~chs. pro- Five quittl, Wedding Ring, feuional stichet, design paid. Coll614-446-4607 or tors, iangea. Skaggs Ap- atitchea 8t more .Justutdiel Lone Stir ond othero. 304614-446·2602 . plloncos. Uppor River Rd. II Hw. Rag. price *499, 876·699B . Big size apple• mountlln betide Stone Crest Motel. now thru Jen . 86 $168 . Cell 2 bedroom apt., utility room, 614-446·7398 . 120.000 BTU Lennox goo grown, light voriltloo . Truck collect' 614 -3B& -802& . tu mace. new fan motor, exc lood. orongeo, Novel, Tonge· wotor lurnlohed. Mitchell Vance leech Home Fuml1h· Rood. Coil 614-379-224B County Appliance, Inc. ing. Logon. Oh 28 veers in cond. *100.00. 4 Muotang los. Gropes. Blnon11. Open G .T . 16 Inch whoolo , 7 doyo, 8:00 to 6:00. Jock's or 614·446·1910. Good used oppllonoes ond business. $60 .00. Couch ond choir Fruh Mkt, Rt. 3&, HendorTV sots. Open BAM to 6PM . nice , $76.00 . 304 -676- oon. 2 bedroom apartments . Mon thru Sot. 814-446- f ' d 1 load dol' 4038 . New Haven, WV4. Newly 1699. 627 3rd. Avo. Galli- v:!:~ 0ot.."::; 135 1 1oca:: remodeled. In town. 614- polio. DH . 140 out of town. Coli doyo Used J·20 , Ditch Witch 992-7481 . 614-441-9743. oveningo Trencher ond 450 John ro~rlll SiiiiiJIII'S Volley Fumlture, now II. 614· 446·9344. Cure Doter, 1-814-694Middleport duple•. 1 bod- used. Largo section of qual- 1 - - - - - - - -- &. L1V1:stnck room ept. $170. plua utili· ~ furniture . 1218 Eostorn Atari 5200. ••c. cond, 866 7842 or 694· 6006 . tloo. Aloo 2 bedroom, ht. Avo .. Gollipollo. firm . Coll614-446·41 20. floor apt. 1190. plus utilitiel . Call 614-992-7177. E-Z Credit Mollohan Furni· Antique vanity 176, ant6que 56 Building Supplies 61 Farm Equipment turo, Rt. 7 North of Gollipo· high choir •40, 2 ohelllampo 3 bedroom unfurnithed llo. Cell614-446 -7444 . 120 oech. Call 614-446CROSS& SONS apanment for rent in Syra· Building Meter'-1• 4614. 31 Wast, Jockoon, U.S . CUIO . Coli 814-992-76B9 2 livingroom chairs, French 1----..,-----Block, brick, sewer pipas. Ohio. 614-286·6461 . alter 6 p.m. Provinclal styling , avocado 1975 Ford Grand Torino w i ndows. lintels. etc . color. excellent condition. very nice shape. 1983 Cloudo Wlntero. Rio Grande. Moooey Forguoon. New Hoilend. Buoh Hog Soloo II Effenciency apartment. 2 165 ooch or S1 25 for both . Honda 110 3 wheeler $700. 0 . Coil 614·24fi· &121. Service. Over 40 uoad troc· roomo. bolh, lull boHmont. Call 614-446-01 23 otter Cell 614· 367-0694 . tori to chooH from a. Furnished. In Pomeroy 6 :00PM . Kentucky Lump. Ohio Lump. complete line of new 1: used obovt Krogero. 614·992· Ohio Stoker. Yard or doliv· Timex Sinclair 1000 compu· 6215 or 814-992-7314 . Wettinghouae 11 ft . frott· ter with 18K memory . ory. cement ' blocko ond equipment . Largest ooloctlon In S .E. Ohio. frH refrigerator with ice building motorlol. Golllpollo 2 bedroom furniahed apart• maker 1350. Also, 30" eloc . Youno mens clo1hing. size Block Co., Pine St., Gollipo- Jivideno Form Equipment. 40 reg.. like now. Coli mont In Middleport. All rongo *200. Coil 614· 446lis. Ohio Call 814-446- YearEnd Solowhh6 porcont 614-387-0136. utllitiu pol d . 614-992- 7827 . 27B3 . lntornt. Long Troctoro, 50B4. ·r ea.lclet51 Cuotom modo 9 ft. couch Groin Borno. II lull lint of BUILDERS SUPPLIES ••c . con d .. $160. Coli 614 . Agr. Equip . Complete line of Furnished 1 bedroom opt. Westinghouse 16 ft. frost· 245 ·6439. Vermeer Hoy Equip .. Round No peta. Oepoait required. free refrigerator with ice Surplus utv1ge cloteoutl. Bolt ludoro. 17B . OO, 814·992-2937 . maker 1350. Also. 30" aloe . Color TV with Atori & 3 1 . 6"x7· 16"•18' prime Grinder mlxoro. 3 pt. hitch ~ n1;. l200. Call614-446: . certrldgeo, S176. Call614- herdboord siding 20.00 rotory tillers, 11 ft . IHd APARTMENTS. mobile pr.tq or 1.76 pr. piece. bunko *110., poot Driver 246-&192. homet, houttl. Pt. Pleuant 2 . Embooood wood groin e780, 8 HP Woodoplltttrl ond Golllpolis . 814-446 - Dinette set with 6 awFvet Rebuilt on ow thrower * 1 &0. aluminum tiding with foam 8221 . choirs *126. mini p~ livln· jot type roddy hooter like bock in color 39 .95 sq. '960 .. Chock our prlcn on gites 6 Corrol ponolo. groom suijo 1250, RCA 19 new 1110, 150,000 BTU 3 . 4 '•B' on 4'•9'•7-11 pickup r.ckt, seeders, mln2 br apat1menta in Hender- ln . color TV 112&. Call stucco to Masonite siding hot houte kerosene heatar orol IHders, wheel horot oon . 304·676· 1972. 814-446-131B alter &PM. groatforgoroge 1100. 221n. 8 .96 on 13.95 pc. lawn mow1n , wood 4 . 1/a" end %" exterior propolled lown mower burners, lroeotondlng. fir .. Nice 1 and 2 br apartment• Kenmore walher·dryer ••t ooll used 3 weeks *126, new plywood with flberglus ploce lnHI'ts 6 furnace downtown. 304·676-221B 1260. Speed Queen 6,000 STU air cond. 1145, reinforced two tidet 8' wide odd·ons. Good ooloction of . 8·8 14'8" long 35.00 eo. waaher· dryer aet *2150. comple1e Super 8 movie uood troctoro 6 other uood he1vy du1y Frigadeire outfit 1125, 7•7 tilt bed 6 . 12 pee. ttMI inaulated On North Fourth Middle- washer *12 6, Ken more trailer whh fold down ramps prohung door'o, 6 ponel, 8 equip. Csll614-446-1676. port. 2 bdr. furnithed apt .. washer •126. G.E. wether uaed for golf cArt, tnowmo .. penal o; flush 2 · B or 3·0, 1 986 MF 240 dlosol live Coli 304-882-2566 , avocado green S 150, Ken· bile or off road vehicles 75.00 eo. Singleo 89 .95 01 . power. spin outs, 73 hours. 6 . Durham oak matonlte Coll114-379·28&2. more dryar avocodo grnn $4110. Cell after 7PM 614•96, oide by oldo rlltrlgorotor 446·2746. penellng 4'lll:8'x11•' 6.99 or 45 Furnished Rooms coppertono like now S225, 1- - - - - - - - -- Woodfield chootnut B. 1 35 MosHy Forguoon .trocrolrigerator white 195, re· Ml•ad hordwood slabo, S1 2 . grade. tor runs good, clean. white frost free frigerator For rent Sleeping Room• per bundle, conteining ap- 7 . 4'•8'•'14'' prefinlshed ma- $2;950. 6 ft . bush hog good and light houoo knplng $160. refrigerator copper- pro• . 1'11 ton. lob. Ohio sonite paneling seconds *2.950. Call 614-288room1. Park Central Hotel. tone froot lrH *125. relrlg · Pellet Co., Pomeroy, Ohio. 3.99 on up. 6622 . erator white 196, wood 8t Phone 614·992·6461 . Coli 614-446-0756 . 8 . Brushed aluminum kay coal burning stove •176. 30 entrance locks 4 .99 M . Houl8keeping room, range. in. g11 range $76 . Skeggs Seve 50 percent!! Fluhing 9 . Interior prehung door'• 5 70 GT dryer 600 bu. ••c. rofrlg. . shore both. mole Appliances, Upper Riv er arrow oigno •279 II Ughtad. el8orted size's an fini•he• cond. 14,200. 8B HP Dtutz tractor 4WD 110.600. ·1 00 preferred, utUitioo pd. 1126. Rd.. Gallipolis. 614-446 · non -arow *269 . Unlighted 29 .95 . HP. Doutt 4WD 113,000. 739B. Cell 446-4418 oftor 7pm. 10. 48" ook von~ whh B '209 . (Free lottoroll Sao Morg~n't Woodlawn Farm, locally . (8001 423-0183, grade marble top 199 ..00 . 304-676-1286 or 304-523Whirlpool dryer 4 yrs. old. anytime. (BOO) 628· 2828. Penn's Wa,.houte. Well6843. good cond ., 1160. GE eKt. 604 . ston, Ohio. Coli 814-384· .46 Space for Rent wither need1 1ome repair 3646. ATTENTION lormtro if the •so . Cell 614·446-7231 Browning trap gun, BT99. new tax llw pallet In 1981 11 6 Block. brick. mortar and which io highly probable you Mobile homo lot. 12'•50' or _•__•_•__·_ _ _ _ __;__ 34 in. full choke. EC . 1 masonry 1upplies. Mountain 1m1Uer. *76 water paid, 4 th Country styte oak furnl1ure, 614-992-71 B3 . 1oM the ten percent State Block, Rt. 33. Now will 446 Investment credit tax. It you II. Nail. Oollipollo. Coil ' hand crtlttd ond finished. Hoven, W. Vo. 304-BB2· need a new tra<:tor. buy 441a olttr BPM . antiquo reproductions. Poul Humphrey ga1 heater . 2222. B3.000 BTU wHh thermoo· now, we can 1111 yoU a new 7 Mobile hOmo opece. 2 miloo Conkel , Rt . ' Tupporo tot end blower. $176. 614· Duetz-AIIIo dlooel trootor (300)4•4 Building oupplloo, from Golllpolls on Rt. 5BB. _P _I_ol_n_•·- - - - - - - 992-6B03 . from21 HPto180HPotlooo 1 Inch 12to 16ft. olktlmboro. Coll 814·446·3252 or 614· price then wo oold o trocotr Dining room 1able 8& buffet . llilorgon 'o Woodlown Form, 448-3413. Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner 6 choirs. Light ook. 614- 304-676-1 2B6 or 304·623· for In 1980. KHier Service Cantor. St. Rt. 87 , Point 5843 evenings. COUNTRY -MOBILE Homo for oole. 1260. Oood condi· 986·4291 . PlooMnt, Ripley Rood. call tlon. Coll614-742· 3003. Porto. Route 33, Nonh of 304·895·3874. Whitt goo rongo . $76 . 614· Pomeroy. Lorge loto. Coil Amono 11 cu.ft. frost free 992-&962. 614-992-7479. Mouoy Ferguoon 256 dioHI 66 Pet1 for Sale refrigerator, 30" Am1na troootr, U,99S . Sldoro Troller opooeo. Smoll child· electric oolf clnning range . 6 · motol uphollltorod bor Equipment. 304-6711-7421 . ron occoptod. Out Rt. 1. horvost gold. t35D ooch. choirs. Roooonobly priced. Ru robbltto with '"'wllhout Locullt Rood, bock of KIIK . Stnl under worrinty 304- K. Crow. 814-992· 2441 pedigree ollps. Coli 6142 Pony olddleo. 304-176· 578-2019. 446-1149. otter 6 p.m. 1· 304·875-1076. 2B85 . •w- 1---------- 1---------- 1---------- 8 •aoo. /.lUll 8:05 8:30 THe 'PIRiTg ARE WITH U5, EASY, CAI.I'T 'IOU FEEL THeMf Fm 61 Farm Equ•'pment 300 lntornotlonol utility loader. 614·643-6402 otter 7 :30 p.m . 71 . 8:311 ' 7:00 Hie. Coli Autos for Sale 1984 Honda LX auto .. 39,000 mileo, $9,200. Call 814-448-8239 . John Deere 10 ln . hammer- 1982 Dodge Arias. 2 dr .. mill, also rubber bolt & four 33,000 miles, ex. cond. Call ocroono. 11 oo. e1 4-949- . 8_1_4_-44_6_-o_2_5_4._ _ __ 2631. 1979 Muotang Cobra good New Hollond hes 0% Flnenc- oond .. Rio Grande, 11.600. ing for 2 yurt on new or Call 814·24&·6536. uoad Hoy 6 Forage producu. Grinder mixen, ma- 1977 Pinto wagon, Cellfor· nure spreaders. Now is the nie car no Nit, new tires. dme to buy bo• monuro Call 614-288-8622. oproodlrs Iorge cooh dlscountt. December Specials: 1989 Pontiac Cotolino runo 1-New Model 213 New good. good cond., mutt ull, Hollorid 1 DB bu. Monuro $400 or boot offer. Coil Spreodor 1 - UHd 814· 246-9157. Model 367 Now Holond Tonk Spreodtr •1200. 1· 1965 Cadllhc Cou po Used Model 676 Now Hoi- 66 ,000 miles, runs good. lend Box Sproodor 2 Bester, Call 614-446-0063. Tendon Axle. 2110 BU 13&00. 1- Uood John Deere 19 83 Ford Eocort. FWD . 4 Model 700 Grinder Mi•or sp., E.C. $3400. 814·742· *2400. 1-Usod Model 366 3063. New Holland 100 bu . Grinder Ml•or Hyd-Drivo 1984 Lincoln Town cor. Low used very little 16600. 1: mileage. Excellent shape. Used Model 361 Grinder Fully equipped. $13,000. Or Mi•or*1460.1 - NowModol boot oHor. 614-985-3695 363 New Holland BO bu. or 614-98&·3594. Llrgo tlreo Grinder Mi ..r 1&400. 2· Uood Now Hoi- 1977 Chevy novo. 6 cyl., lend Model 861 Round $660. 614·992-3640. bolero Hydwrap 16800. 1Used Now Hollond Model 79 Codillac Fleetwood 270 Baler *1800. 1- UHd Brougham 1 owner. good Super 88 Now Holland coftd . black brown metalic Squoro Bolor *BOO. 1- Now with IMther interior. See· st Hol"nd Model 4B8 9 ft . 32 Warwick Rd.. price Haybine Demon1trator 16, 600 . Call 304· 676· 18200. 4- Good UHd modal 2884 otter 7PM. 68 II 266 Hoy Roku from $800 to 11400. 1· UHd 1976 Coprlco clooolc, AC, Model 707 3 point Chopper PS. PB. n~no good.bll1oller with both hHds I 1 900. 1 · will bo occoptld. Coli 304· Uoed Gehl Forogo bo• 676·3124 eftor 5:00PM. 111100. 1-Used Super 717 " Cho- with 1 Row Hood 1980 XR7 Couger loaded, 44.000 mileo. noodo some *1800. 1- UIOd Now Hoilend 718 Chopper & 1 Row wort< , 11,1500.00. Con bo Hood 13300. 1-New Hoi- ...n 7 Woodmont Drive, lend L-46 2 Skid Steer Point Ploooont, 304-876Loodor Demonstrator 100 6347. hours 112.500 . 1 -UIId Glen co 7 Shonk . Soil Sever '78 Buick La Sabre, runt rww mold boerda It pointa extra good, clean Inside, · 13600. Koefon Service 304-B95-3660 . Center, St. Rt. 87, Pt. Ploooent WV. Ripley Rd . 72 Trucks for Sale 304·896·3874. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1988 Banner 17' travel troller, 11,600. Call 614· 446-0083. vll\.Ar'$ \ll\I>.T •> \OC'JLD'JA ~~~ IT'D 131> ~£:'~Til~ tS'Rit.lb PI-A~'5o~ a.JfHE~ sc~ 7:06 7:30 Af.OJT! /----'J..lj)~~ Serv1ces 81 uaoo. (3) tobacco baler boxeo *66 . 6 ft . bush hog 1300. To· bocco stlcko 15 con11 ooch. 2 row tobacco utter 11,400. A model lntomo· tional with cultivators 11 .1500. 28' tobocco pipe troller. (3001 4"•4" • 1 2' end 1 6 • oak tlmboro. Homo· lhe choinoow *100. Mor· gon'o Woodlawn Form. 3046 7 6 · 1 2 8 6 or 304-623-6843. 63 Livestock 111 horooo to pick from. Will hold for Chrilltmu. Call 814·441·3388 . 2 Rog . Sorrell quortor moreo. 1 8 mo. old quortor ooh. Ceii614,288·S622. Reel nice Hereford bull, 4 yra. old, gentle, *1 ,000. Coli 814-388-87n. Uvntock Chrlotmoo Solo. western apparel e. ICCIIII· "'"m horae • blrn equip· ment. HorMman't Corr1l, 304·676·&799· Oivo us a Cslloltor 7:00P.M. 2 Rag. Angus bullo, ort~i­ dal. porformonce tested, B mos. old, 150 oento 1 pound, rool nlco. Coli 304· 11752902 olter 8. Plgo. Coll304-&78-2743 . 8 .4 Hay & Grain Timothy hey 11 . 10 a bolo. Coli 814-246·9525 . Hoy for 11le. Coli 61 4-3792424. Supor groin fed bot!. 11.20 por pound. Profeoolonoly cut II wroppod. V. or wholo. 814·992· 771 3. Hoy for solo. 11 .26 bolo. Largo omounto 11.00. 11498&-4291 . Good Hoy 11.150 bolo. oooy acceu, Redmond Ridge. Coli 304-171-81104. f r,lllS!Jil r I .! I IIIII Arm.:t. ALLEY OOP 1979 GMC 8ft. bod. topper. 306, duol o•hauot. auto., low miles, o•trool Coil814· 448-0073. IVO. 61 4 -448· 2966 . Oat your corpot In ohiplhspo with Coptlin Sttomor.lur'lftura cleaning-water damage wort<, 304·676· 2295. 82 Plumbing & Heating Joel couldn't afford a truck, Corky! make a livinq without Becky! WINNIE ( 19780odge pick·up. Heavy V. ton. B ft. bod with now compor top. 6 cyl., stroight ohlft. lmmoculote cond. Coli 6 14·949·266B. CARTER 'S PLUMBING ' AND HEATING Cor. Founh ond Plno Golllpollo, Ohio Phone 614·446· 3888 or 614-448-4477 1973 Chevy truck . 8 cyl., good motor. body rough. 82.000 miles. 1560. B14992·3840 . JIM'S PLUMBING II HEATING. Rt. 1. Bo• 3&5, Galli· polls. Coli 614·387-08711. 83 Excavating Oood-1 E•covotlng. boM· menta. footer~, drlvewey1, oeptlc tanko. londscoplng. Coli onytlme 814 · 441· 4837, Jomoo L. Dovlson, Jr. owner. Dozer Work lind clearing.. londocoplng. etc . Free ntl• motes. Coil 614·441-8038 or 114-992-7119 ony~mo.' YOU OUGHT TO GIT RID INVOUR OF MESS ffi"il., liZ 20/20 (CC) 8 Cll ® Knott Llndlng GITOFFMV PROPITTY !! FROr-JT VARD 1981 VW dltool Robbltt LX 1-:--:------plckup, air cond .• otoroo, 60 86 General Hauling MPO, IXC. cond. 12,900. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 Coll304-176-1286 or 304623·6843 . Jame1 Boys Water Service . Aloo poolo filled . Calll14· 1979 Ford F260, 4x4. 8 " 258 · 1 1 41 or 81 4 ·446 · bod , 13,000.00. 304-676· 1175 or 614·446·7911. 2911 . 73 Vans& 4 W .O. 80 CJ·& Jeep, *2,300. Fronklin stovo good cond. 176. Ceii614-367-723B. 1979 Jeep J10. long wheel bose PU. quodro trock , 380, Y-8. outo, AC, PS, PB, sliding rear winrt')W, low mlloogo. 1979 CJ· 6 Golden Eoglo, Y-8, 3 spd .. opoi<o wheels, AM-FM otoreo, low mlloogo. Coli 614· 4419700. Ken·, Woter Service. WallO; cisterno, poolo filled . Phone 61 4· 317-0823 or614-317. 7741 night or doy . HAS '0-iA'f GO'f H~R GOING? • l'U..SAY, SHg'S NOW A FL.ORIS'f!! W1ugh 's Water Strvlc_.: Walls, clattrnt, pool1. fisc relloblo oorvlce. Coil 81 4 · 2&8- 1240 or 614· 256' 11 30. Reooonoble rotoo. 87 Uphol1terv R II. M Furniture Monufod· turing. St. AI. 7, Crown c~. Oh. Coil 114·21•· 14'70. coli Eve. 814 ·448· 3438 . Old • new Uphootorod. · (CCI With Cathy still in ahock. Lillmoe lies obout Joohuo'o deolh, while Gory 11 torn by his fooling lor his end Val'o babioo. (80 min.) (JJ We'll Meet Ageln (I)) Nowowotch 1!11 Odd Couple [H~OI MOVIE:''Hordcoro' IMAXl MOYIE: 'Johnny .Dongerouslv' (CCI 10:30 Ill Plooll Dont Lot Me Die (])Auto Racing 'S6: IHRA Drog Roolng • Funny Cor Showdown 1985 Stroh's funny car showdown from Darlington, SC . (I)) Tony Brown'o Journal Tony Brown discu11e1 il· aua1 of apeciel interest to tho block community. til lndopondont News 11:00 8 <II Cll CIJ !i2l Nowo Limestone. houu coal. C1ll 814 ·367-7750 ' 1970 Jeep V. ton flotbod, 4·WD 1600. 1988 Dune 1978 VW 8clroooo, good bulltiY otrMtiogol. flborgloll cond., priced under whole- body. robulh engine. noo. solo value. Coli 814-441- Remo snore drum a otlck · 125. Coli 304-882-2092 . 2046 ....... 1977 CJ-6 Jnp. Coli doyo 814·441-1761 Oftll' 4 :30, 814-24&· 6851 . GASOLINE ALLEY (CC) Jonathon becomes pououod alter he ond Benny check out a hountod hotel set to be demoliohed. (80 min .) Ill I)) MOYIE: 'Miracle on 34th &treat' (I) MooNiii-Lohror Nowsh· our 1D Magnum, P.l. (I)) Forum f.ll MOVIE: ' Femlly Rou· nlon' Port 2 of 2 IHIOI MOYIE: 'Of Unknown Origin' (MAXI MOVIE: 'Out of tho Peat' 8:06 ([) Amorlcen Coaaar Pen 2 of 2 The career of controv· erolel military loader General Douglu MocAr·· lhui Ia traced. (3 hro.) 8:30 8 [2) CII Fomlly Tloo AI· ex'l bout with insomnia dlsruptl tho entire Keaton . houaehold . (I)) Snook P,.vlaw 9:00 1J <II CII Chura Sam agrees to serve 11 the subjoel for Dione's psychology term paper-but later regrets the docioion. (]) 700 Club Clllll liZ Dynooty II: Tho Colbya (CC) Juon. Jeff and Miles search for Fallon. and Sable'' plonlng ageinlt Constance back· lireo. (60 min.) (JJ Wild Amarlco ID Simon Simon (I)) Myotory: My Couoin Aoohel ICC) Part 2 of 4 When Ambroao myoterlously dill, his widow diup.e_oarl. (80 min.) 9:30 IJ ClJ CII Night Coun Harry quito tho bench end becomet a pool hustler 1fter blaming hlmaelf in a boy'o shooting. (JJ Profile• of Nature (HID[ N01 Necelllrlly tho New• Thil comedy aeries presents sketches, news and film footage aatirizing current eventa. 10:00 II <II CII Hill Stroot Bluoo Furillo cleshoa with hie paranti when he and Davenport return home for the Chrillimes holidays. (60 a. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Soc. Avo .. Golllpolll. 61 4·448· 7833 or 114·441· 1833. Autos for Sale WE'LL I-IEED SOME 'THINGS I SURE HOPE YOU I<IIIOW FO~ THIS OPE~A.TION,SO LET'S ROI.JST OUT TH' 1\o'\EN WH.O.l' YOU'RE IXJIN', OOPI IW' PUT 'EM 10 WORK! Fetty Tree Trimming. lltump removol . Coli 304-1751331 . 1980 Jeep Cherokee. 2 door, 8 cyl .. 4 op.. om-lm atereo ceu ... air, 1 owner. 73,000 miloo. U&OO. 814742· 2700 days or 61 4 -3170667evoo. • 71 ,. IT'S OBVIOUS THIS Rotlry or cable tool drilling. Mort wall• completed ume doy. Pump Hlooond oorvlco. 304·B96·3802 . 1976 Y·B Conversion Luv truck, roll bor, Bluer - 1 1. very nice. 1979 4 door Chevotta . Coli 304· 175-3388 . il) PIIIIO Don't Eot Deloltl (]) NHL Hockey: Montreal at Phllodelphlo ([) Now Newlywed Oamo CIIIlt CIJ Joopordy (JJ Nightly Buolnou Roport ID Wheel of Fortune .. liZ Price lo Right 1111 WKRP In Clnolnnotl [MAX) Crary About the Movloo: Q,.ot Soroon Movloa 7:36 (()Sanford end Son 8:00 IJ [2) CII Tho Cooby Show (CC) Cliff and Clair begin to wonder II their children cen come to them with their problema. (]) Wocklollt Ship In tho Cll qj liZ Shadow Chenro 198& S-10 PU, ohortbod, radiols, ktyston01, 8,000 mileo. Coli 614-379-2862. 1976 Ford I< ton P.U . Good condition. B14·742· 2421 . • 60.YETIIIIKi 11\6 fl(CIT!P TI'IE OOOsal CHII.Q'S LiTTI.I: fXXj A$1H/ .. Starko Tree ond Lown Service. londscoplng. 304·67~· 2010. 197B 1>1 ton Ford Cuotom pick-up.' EC. Po, pb, auto. Aloo 20 cu. ft. frHztr. New condition. M1ytag wringer typo w01hor . 11 4 - B436334. ANNIE BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guar•ntee. local reference• furnished . Free utimoteo. Coli collect 1·81 4-237· 04B8, doy or night. Roger• BIHmont Waterproofing. 1972 GMC truck V-B. PS. PB, long wide bad, price *860. Coil 304-468· 1997. 19BO Chevy Luv 12,399. 1980 FordCourrlorl1,999 . 1979 Dotoun $1 , 799 . John's Auto Saleo, Bulovlllo Rd .. Golll;iollo. Oh 45831 . Nowo 1100,000 Nome That Tune (]) Mozdo SportoLook (]) 3-2·1 , Contact (CC) ID Eyowltn- Nowo (I)) EIICtric Company fill l)lff',.nt Snakes Cll And.r_ Griffith G (I) CD N~C Nowo il)Graen Acrea (]) Down tho Stretch ([) Ill liZ ABC Now1 g ([) ID CBS Nowo (JJ 0001or Who (I)) Body Electric fiD Tox! Cll Carol Bumott 8 (I) PM Magazine Ill Courtohip of Eddlo'o Father (]) SportoContor ([) Entortlinment Tonight Interview with Jamie lee Curtis. CIICICil Wheel of Fortune (JJ SCTV Network ® Eyowltnoao Newo (fi) MocNIII·Lehrar Nowth· our Ill liZ DIVorce Court 1111 Jolltroono [HBOl lnaldo tho NFL ([) Mory Tyler Moore eCilAII Now Let's Make a Dial Home Improvements RINGLES'S SERVICE, experienced carpent•. electri· clan, maaon, painter, rooting lfncludlng hot tor application) 304·875-2018 or 875-7368 . · lour ordinary - . I story !lhort. YEDIT I KJ r1 J Ill Boats and Motors for Sale ~~~~~~=~==~~~~~~~::~~~ John boot for 814-266 -6417. long ·6:00 emm rn a Cil miiZ 1984 Hondo TRX 200 .shoft drive, e•c cond, $1,600 .00. 304-676-2911 . . 75 Anello mtl«<a Unscramble theM fowdumblea, ' one lettertoeech &Quare, to form EVENING 1972 Hondo Trail 90, very good cond. ueo.oo. 304-· 876·357B . ~ : ~ ~ ~~· THURSDAY 12/12/115 1985 Spree Hondo Scooter. 60 CC. red w~h helmot,e•c. cond. town or school. *3150. Coli 304-876·2942. ll·ll·· ~ft~IMt fj)~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME by Henri Arnold and Bob Lea Television Viewing 1986 . Ho~do Bid Bed .,,200. 1978 Ho""o 250 din 1600. 1980 Hondo Odvooov 1360. Con 114317-0482. AKC German Shepherds. block & ton, or block & oliver, rMdy Doc. 9 . Ce!I614-!!8B9640 before 7:30p.m. AKC Reg . miniature Dochlhund femolo, block & ton 3 mo o. . old. Coil 814-682673 1 Motorcycles Ohio 2- 19B3 XR 100 Honda din bikes, ••c. cond. Coli 61 4· 446·8247. German wlroholrod polntor puppies. vorHtlle hunting dogs, oxc. poto II. fomlly pr01octlon. Champion slro from top winning otock ,_~h hunting background. Coli 814·388·8720. Pitt Bull puppleo 6 weeks. pure breed pupplto, 5 mo. Coil 614-3BB - 9861 ovonlngo. December1 TRACY PEANUTS Mil.. SANTA CLAUS ? MV NAME IS SALL'!'. I'M CONCERNED ABOUT '(()UR WEIG~T... W~EN WAS T~E t:AST TIME YOU HAD A STRESS TEST? HOW IS YOUR CHOLESTEROL7 DO 'IOU HAVE A CREASE IN YOUR EAR LOBES JUST LET ME THOSE EARLOBt5.. C~ECK 1 I FISHTE± ,,., •• AT 'TALE,"TOL" &Y A ~ON&·WiNC>EC' LJeUAI.~Y I!JO~I! HAYS TOO MANY OF. Now 1rrange the circled Jette"' to lorm the surprise answer, aa suggested by lho above cartoon. Prlnranawerhere: .. [IJ -[ r XI I r" (Answers tomorro Yeatordoy'ol Jumbles: AGILE GNARL MARTIN BRONCO . Answer. How the so<alled "coming" generation spends much of Its tlme-"GOING" 111101 James Jacoby West is marked for an end play NORTH +QJ9 B ' J7 +AQ 7 +AQ BI By Jomes Jacoby 11·1!-ll EAST I don't like South's bidding. Wheo WEST • s3 +2 you have a worthless doubleton in an ,96432 'KQ 108 5 unbid suit, asking lor aces may not +toss +KJ542, help you on your way to slam. Here It +J9 72 +a didn't matter, bu! if North had only SOUTH one ace to show, It would have been +AK 10764 difficult for SouUt to know his side was not off two diamond tricks. +93 Declarer's play matched his unso· , K lOS 3 ' phistlcated bidding. He won Ute heart Vulnerable: NorUt·South ace, drew trumps and played A-Q of" Dealer: North ·clubs. When he learned that West was' holding a potential club trick, he took North East Soutb the losing diamond flnesse. The upshot Wttt I NT Pass 3+ :was that he had to lose the last trick to Pass 4+ Pass I NT West. What should his play have been? Pass s+ Pass The key to success is the opening i Pass Pass Pass 'lead of Ute heart klng, which marked . 'West with Ute heart queen as well. JleOpening lead: • K cause of dummy's jack, West will have to hold that queen until the bitter end. Watch what happens if South plays off all hls high trumps, discarding a club heart queen. So he wins dummy's diaand a diamond from dummy. He now mond ace and plays jack of hearts, on leads a diamond toward dummy . which be discards his other diamond. When West plays the 10, declarer West must win the queen and lead knows that the remaining cards in the away from his J -9 of clubs to let South West hand are Ute J -9 of clubs and make his slam contract. 'A + 5' A,:'•·~·-•1td br THOMAS JOSEPH ~"· ) -..1 ACROSS DOWN I Fastening I Weapon de\lice 2 Turner 6 Cuckoo or Cantre ll 9 Greek city . 3 - acid I 0 Barrel f>lug 4 With (Ger.) 12 Accord G Wealth 13 Goose source genus 6 Lesse n lG Prohibition 7 "Requiem 16 Morse Code for a - " Yeotenlay's AnAwer sound 8 Narrow· 18 One (Fr.) minded 24 Throne 32 "Show,• at 19 Think II Biological 25 Consecrate Suffolk 21 Limb groups 26 Craftsman Downs 22 Exasperate 14 Royal 27 Odometer 36 Brink 23 Brazilian 17 Write reading 37 Nasty look 20 Languish 29 White 39 Ritual river 24 Gregorian, 23 English or Red response e.g. essayist 31 Principle 41 Hellos 27 Virtuous 28 Rabbit 29 Wee drink 30 Hgt. 31 Real cst.ate sign 33 Asian river 34 English rive r 35 Child of Loki 38 Violin bow conditioner 40 Out of the way 42 Virginia of tennis 43 Overfll: 44 Negative . 45 Presbyter lrr++- DAILYCRVPI'OQUOTES - Here's how lo work it : .. AXYDLBAAXR IBLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another . In this sample A is used for the tltree L's , X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes, the length and formation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 12-12 E F X F SPNQJ ES M I XSJDYKMIWQG JQ WWJY SE . S .1 II F Y I E V KP HC:KF: F Yeotenlay's Cryptoqaote: ABSENCE OF OCCUPATION IS NOT REST; A MIND QUITE VACANT IS A MI NII · DISTRESS'D. - WTLLIAM COWPER IIJ Cll ID Ill (]) Mon from U.N.C.LE (]) Sptodwoak (JJ Capitol Journol Hod· ding Corter hoots lhio weakly newt magazine which reports on CongrOIIionol activities. (I)) A Walk Through the Twentieth Century with Bill Moyoro: Coma to the Fol,. (CC) Tho cultural effocto of World Folro ore IX· ominod . (80 mln.l Ill Bonny Hill Show IMAX) Comedy Elplrimant: Emo Phillips Purported to be weird and obourd, Emo perform• hla nightclub oct. (80 mln.l 11:011 (() Ace Awardo The Aco Awardo for Coble bcell- ence will be presented to winners in 52 c1tegori11. (2 hro.j 1 1:30 '8 [2) CII Tonight Show (]) SportaContor Cll WKAP In Clnolnnotl • ([) Ni.ght Hoot When Glombono cepturoo a holdup man, the robber's brother throatono to blow up theototlon houooll he io not reloeood. (80 min.) (R). (JJ Lltenlght America ®Toxl .Ill! ABC Newo Nlghtlinl ' Ill One B~ Boyond 1 1:&a (HIOJ Amertoo UncltroOver. Down and Out In Amarioo Tho unemployed and homelell are Interviewed as Ame rica's middle cle as slipl down the ladder of IUCC88S. (65 mi n . ~ 12:00 (]) Bool of Orouoho @ Top Rank Boxing trom Leo Vogeo, NY Cll Entertolnmenl Tonight Interview with Jemie Lee Curtit. (JJ Capitol Joumal Hodding Carter hooll this weeklv news magezine which reports on Cof,lgres· sional activities. ® MOVIE : ' No•t Stop, Greenwich Ylllago' · Ill (i2l Eyo on Hollywood fJ) Ounsmoko IMAXI MOYIE: 'Sho' . ........ �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-16- The Daily Sentinel ·~ SLIPPERS Ballerina and scuff styles. Pink, Blue or Beige. ·Women's Sizes: S·M·l·XL. 81ft Speelal · Speelal SALEI LlnLE BOYS' OUTFnS and two piece outfits and cor· $8 Outfits ......... S6.39 S11 Outfih ........ S8.79 S14 Outfits ...... S11.19 S17 Outfih ...... S13.59 WESTERN SHIRTSof Indudes our entire BLOUSES Missy and extra size open stock blouses. Casual and dressy style in an array of colors and prints. l Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. CHRISTMAS ' Reg. 121 Slacks .... Sole S16.8B Reg. 124 Slacks .... Sole I 19.28 Reg. $26 Slacks ... Sole 120.81 Reg. $28 Slacks ... Sole 122.48 Jackets, long coats, denim looks. one and two piece snowsuits. Com· plete range of sizes tor little boys and girls. Reg. $26.00 to st~i.oo 19 50 to $5 100 WESTERN SHIRTS Neck sizes 14\l to 20. Sleeve lengths 32 to 36. Authentic western style in long tails. 116.95 Jeans ........... l13.39 S14.95 Jeans ........... '11.79 of styles: Waist length and fingertip lengths. All warmly lined. Many hooded styles. 122,95 124.95 129.95 $35.95 '16.96 '18.96 121.96 '22.96 FLANNELS ................. FLANNELS ................. FLANNELS ...... .. ......... FLANNELS ........ .. ....... LlnLE GIRLS' DRESSES Casual and dressy styles. Jumpers & velvet dresses. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4to GX, 7 to 14. Reg. S9.00 Dresses............... S7 .19 Reg. S14.00 Dresses .......... S11.99 leg. $20.00 Dresses .......... S15.99 leg. $28.00 Dresses ...........s22.39 leg. $35.00 Dresses .......... S27.99 Bring the Kids to see Santa Claus, Friday, Dec. 13, 6-7 p.m. or Sat., Dec. 14, 1-2 p.m. *29.96 JACKETS ................... '""'··~~~ •39.96 JACKETS .................. . 031.16 0 89.96 JACKETS ................... '64.&6 '169.96 JACKETS ............... •124.76 13.60 16.00 '17.60 118.30 1 1 c•rltt•• S11tl MEN'S AND IOYS' KNIT SHIRTS SAVE lEG. lEG. lEG. lEG. 25°/o MEN'S QOILT UNED MEN'S . SPORT SHIRTS mediJm large s~es smallll4· 14 ~). 115-15~) . 116-16~). and extra large 117-1711). Nso 2X iVld 3X big s~es and talo. Po~ cottoo blends. Tryella llannels, corduroys and dress ftannels. Sport Shirts ............... S10.39 Sport Shirts ............... sn.79 Sport Shirts ............... 115,19 Sport Shirts ............... 518.39 FLANNEL SHIRTS Regular sizes, tails and big sizes to 4XL colorful plaids, camouflage, all with warm ny~n western styles.' ~JJ~t solid rotors. wtite and neol flllhr.1\\.Nedt sizesl4~ 1118, !leevelqlhs 32 to 35. llassit butbl down omrtts, Cotton ridl I» ikJs, _.,.stripe!. lining, Regular or 116.95 Vn 'I 8.00 V1111 119.00 van 121.00 Van REG. $104.00 COATS .................. I83.00 Holiday Sale SAVE 140.00 REG. SIB.OO COATS ..................... S70.00 "·-~ SPORTSWEAR Jackets, skirts and pants in Jr. Sizes S, M, l and 3 to 15. Reg. $16.00 o $2 5.00 Priced . 1279 to $1999 50'/o EmA SUCTION POWER SALE $17995 UST '219.95 UIIIA POWII-tiiiA CONVENINQ i' ' ' Super Speel•l $488 • NEW E.S.P. ULTRA UPRIGHT JUNIOR ·SIZE CATNIP AND CAROUSEL '1-~ YHS FORMAT, 1·120 $69 9 ~ .OIAL·A·NAP adjusts lc various ' carpet heights • Out EDGE KLEEHER ofamcus top·lill bill! sy~em keeps suct~n strong • 20 fool oord. •DISTURBULATOR atlion deep clans and rene~s carpets. lEG. 171.00 COATS ..................... '62.00 '\ . J , ·.. VCR TAPE UST 199,95 SALE !• • · I lEG. 56.59 DIAL·A·NAP UPRIGHT warm \ Heusen Shirts ...........:.: St3.50 Heusen Shirts .............. 114.40 Htustn Shirts .............. 11 s.oo Heusen Shirts .............. '16.70 SAV£ $30.00 tn ;< ~ oHulll! 6.5Amp Industrial strenath mo· t01 •Aulomatic carpet h~ghl idjusl ment •Dust pcoot tnpte fi~er bag sys· lem •New low profile design has bog in hont..handte lays flat on floor so yoo lble GilLS' GIRLS' PANTS TOPS Save oo jeans, cords and twill slacks for girls . .Beautiful fall colors. Many dh coordinating tops. Sizes 6to 24 mos., 2to 4, 4 to 6X.7 to 14. Knit tops, . blouses, shirts, sweater kn ~s and sweatshirt knits. Sizes 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. S7 Pants .......... $5,59 Reg. sa Taps ......... 16.39 S12 Pants ........ 19,59 lllg. 110 Taps ......,$7,99 S17 Pants ..:... S13.59 lllg. 512 Taps ....... 19.59 S22 Pants ...... s17.59 Rig. S14 Taps ..... s11.19 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. f,.,,,,,,, ...."'"....... .,, ==· - CtiAMl c:AID sponslbUlty for a string of attacks against Americans In Lebanon Including the Oct. 23, 1983, borriblng of a U.S. Marine barracks In Beirut that killed 241 Arn!'rlcans. The caller said members of the terror group, In cooperation with members of the "Arab Egypt Movement" - an exiled Egyptian group- planted a bomb aboard the plane. "We have proved to President Reagan that we can carry out our threats," the caller said. Transport Canada spokesman Bruce Reid said Thursday the poss!butty of salntage had not been ruled aut. But a spokesman for the Canadian Security and Inteltfgence Service - speaking before the Islamic Jihad claim was made known - said the fiery crash was being treated as an accident and that there was no Indication of sabotage. Most speculation on tbe cause ri the crash focused on the weather and the failure to have the plane de-Iced during tbe refueling stop In Gander - 900 miles northeast of Montreal. "There was no emer· gency call from tbe captain.:.. It just crashed," said Cpl. Donald McDonald of Gander Airport Seeurtty. The wreckage and vk!tl!l'lll were "strewn all over hell," he said. Spotlights lit up the crash site and dlsastercrewsworke4.!!1to.tbenlgbt to recover tbe bodies and any clues to the cause of the crash. Autborttles said about 100 bodies had been recovered by Thursday night. Bodies were taken to a temporary morgue set up In an aircraft hangar. Water problems mount in Rutland {.:;··-- DRESS SHIUS Select tis -lmm oor tqe seldln ot S19.95 QuUttd Flanntls ........ 115.11 sn. 95 Quilted Flannth ........ 117.41 S24.95 Quilted Flannels ...... " S19.11 126.95 Quilted Flannels ........ 121.41 and tatkets. Manj beautiful styles and co lou. Missy Sizes 6 to 10. Hall ~zes 14 ~ tn 24 ~ REG. 160.00 COATS .....,............... $48.00 Sale $ 515.95 """""'''"SALE 512.76 S16.95"'"""'"'"SALE S13.56 S18.95"""""""'SALE S15.16 S19.95 ...............SALE Sl$.96 MEN'S VAN HEUSEN• 2 Sections, 12 Pages 26 Conte A Multimedia Inc. Newapeper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 13, 1985 Professional and non · group, will now bave collective professional employees d. Carleton bargaining unll representation with School·Meigs Industries voted15to4 f the Ohio Education Association· Thursday afternoon to unionize.The National Education Association. The new unit will Include all employees, tn a combined professlonal· non professional employees at the school and 30, boys sizes 8 to 16 slims and regulars. Coordi· nating belt included. Hanes Red label men's arxl boys' unde!Wear -the perfect gift. T-Shirts, Briefs, A·Shirts Boxers Fa· mous Hanes quality at sale prices. ' ' ent1ne Cable TV • coming to Rutland By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel staff wriler Cable television service through Consolidated Communications Inc. of Point Pleasant, W.Va. Is scheduled to begin operation In Rutland anMonday. ' Ted Rood, assistant regional manager for Consolidated com: municatfons, says the company Intends to start hookups Monday with service to be turned on In · sections. The first area to be serviced Is County Rd. 5 from: Middleport toRt. 124 and then IntO: the village. As areas areactlva ted Rood says, tn;onnatlon wlll be placed on doors of potential customers Inviting them to visit the cable company's mobile van to be slatloned at t~ Rutland Clv lc Center beginning Monday and continuing through the next two weeks. The company is providing free Installation to Rutland area residents who plan to stgn·up for the service at the van at a minimum savings to each customer of $25,'': says Rood. The company plans to: complete about 30 Installations a· day until all Intended areas are covered. The company hopes to service 450 hookups out of a posSible MORE TO OFFER- Santa had more than a "ho, Home iind the Melp County (Jhl)dren'sSei-vtcesandls 600. ho, ho" to offer Thursday when he made an to be tiled !or the needs of children In the two rounlles. Customerswho slgnupforservlce appearanceatMelpMine 1 nearSalemCenler. Besides oonlrtbudons from employes to make up the al the mobile van wUI receive a 'l'brough the contributions of employes of the mhte $3118 donations were made by the local miners' wdoo, converter box that day or the next who pvesome$133Santa was able to pre tetd a variety Soulbem OIUo Coal Co., which operates the mines, the Rood notes.Those who join after the of nice toys to the 14 children of the GaiDa Courily Mine Safety and Health Assl., and the VInton Courtly van leaves, wW pay an lnstatlatlan Children's Home which also serves Meigs County Bank. Mandy Jones, efpt.year-old daughter of Mr. charge. !twill takeatleasta week to younpters. 'lbe clilldren were all on hand to receive and Mrs. Charu Jones, was among the numei'OUil activate cable service In the vutage the stzeable gilts 'Oauniday 011mlng. employes' children ol the Southem Ohio eo..J Co. · and ouUylng area. In addition employes of Melp Mines 1 and 2 and mines, lo dlscull8thelr Christmas want UslswkhSanta Rutland witt be offered the same Racooon Mine 3 contributed an addltlollllll3300 which at Meigs Mine I 'lbursday. service as Pomeroy and Middleport Is being divided between the Gall!a County O.Udren' s but prices may vacy In each area Rood explains. Baste cable to Rutland wUI Include WSAZCharleston, W.Va. w Channel 2; Christian Broadcasting Said Wedemeyer regarding the sheltered workshop, except admln· bargaining Will for Carleton School· Network on 3; ESPN {the sports · outcome ol ·Thursday's voting, tstrators and confidential person· Meigs Industrles Education Associ· network) an 4; WTBS Atlanta net. Excluded tram the union wut be alton was notpennttted by the State ''Under the taw employees have the Supersta tlon an 5; W'I'VN Columbus Employment Relations Board. A right to collective bargaining and I Lee Wedemeyer, admlnistrator; on6; WVAHHurrlcane. W.Va.on7; Keith Black, business officer I; petition for election In the matt.er respect the outcome of the voting. David MUllken. administrative as· was submitted to SERB the The vote will mt change our plans to WCHS Charleston, W.Va. on 8; slstant and workshop director; following ' month by the Meigs provide a comprehensive service Public Broadcasting Station WPBY Bette Krawsczyn, head teacher; County 169 Board of Mental Retar· delivery system for Meigs County Huntington, W.Va. on 9; WBNS and VIcki Hanson, secretary II. dation and Developmental Dtsablll· persons with mental retardation. I Columbus on 10: Public Broadcast· Rumors of union organizing at tbe ties. If aquestionofrepresentatlon Is Intend to work dUigently with thE' lng Station WOUB Athens on H; Syracuse fac!Uty had been heard raised, said Don Leonard, SERB collective bargaining unit to nego· Cable News Network on 13; WGN cannot cert.lfy a collective bargain· tlate a fair and appropriate Chicago on 14; WfAP Parkersburg over the past year and a half. an 15. contract.'' A request In February for tog unit wltoout an election. Premlum channel viewing wUl voluntacy recognition as a collective Include Disney, HBO, Clnemax, Showttme and The Movie Channel; Satellite service will · lnctudi> Nickelodeon, MTV, USA Network, DONALDSONVILLE, La. (UP!) aba ndoned shlpwtth thecrew<1159. chuty rain to tbe nearby Houmas Financial News Network and the -Passengers walling to be r€1JCUed "We all gathered In the saloon and House, an antebellum plantation ll Nashville station. from the crlpptedMisstsslpp!Queen everybody was dancing right up miles south of Baton Rouge. Customers may take basic ser· riverboat danced and ale, unaware until we gof on the tugboats," said "The ladles are In high heels and vlceonty, bask!wltb satelllteservtc~ the luxury paddlewheeler had been Marjorle Tucker of New York City. their lace dresses and no coats," or basic with satellite service and a heavily damaged In a coUtson and The passengers said they were said , Don, F1ernlng, the ship's chok!E' of the premium offers Rood was sinking. never worrted, but the Queen was historian, who was to speak at the says. The 382·foot riverboat coutded taking on water and "sinking last," captain's gala dinner. Aconverter deposit Is required for with a barge In a horseshoe bend of a Coast Guard spokesman said. The air remained festive at the any optional services ather Lhan the Mississippi River Thursday. Tugboats that flockedtothescene plantation's carriage house basic cable he adds, and customers The 272 passengers, fallowing the . qurkly pushed the tisttngshtpootoa fanner slave quarters converted to will get a monthly discount with an9 captafn'sorders, donned llfejackets sandbar, then lerrted lls passengers a restaurant lor tourtsts- until tIX' of the premiums. Remote control Is over their evening clothes and to the II'Vee. They had to wade to passengers were bused to a French (Continued an page 8) . - - - - - - - - - - - . . ;shore and walk a .;::~~~fn~Qu~ar~te~r~h~ot~E'~lln!!,!!New~O~r~le~ans~._ _ _ _::::::.::.::.:~~-.... Carleton School employees unionize by 15-4 vote BOYS' DRESS SLACKS Good selection of solid colors. Student sizes 26to Hanes S, M, Land XL sizes. Vou 'lllove the selection of styles and colors in· eluding dress, knits, sweat shirt looks, jeans shirts and novelties. 115.95 Knlts ........... sn.•9 111.95 lnlh ........... 11 •• 99 119.95 lnlh .........:. SU,79 12•.95 Knlts ........... ll9.79 winter Ill~$ JACKETS ..................... 117.85 JACKETS ..................... 119.45 JACKm ..................... su.3s JACKnS ..................... 531.15 Mony ••cellent styles and toloiS in the selection. S~es 36 to 44 ond extra large sizes. leather and suede jackets ·in· eluded. layawoy lor Chrbtmas ~ving. MEN'S COAT SALE Missy and ex.tra saes . WINTER JACKETS WORK SHIRTS Save en .... me selection ,, !did!, lllbrtJ patten• men's ft.lnef slir1s. Regu· brsizes tails and llig sizes to 2Q 10011. ool· ton full tails, two MM flap px:kets. WOMEN'S WINTER JACKETS Sizes 8 to 20 in a line array lmi'S •N'S RAI.Il SALE! I Sale Prlees . '-t-~iii;iii11"--· 118.95 Jeans ........... S14.99 112.95 115.95 118.95 522.95 44 to 50. S3.69 Matching Hand Travel~....... S2.69 Wash Cloth .......... S1.49 S2.39 shrunk, straight leg style. Regular, slims and husky s1m 8 to 16, ~u· dent sizs 26 to 30 waist 121.95 Jeans .......... $17.49 MEN'S 122.95 WRANGUR BLUE DENIM ~r palyostor. bcoH.,t ..,.Ntr. ·, Salt Prim . Start AI Only DENIM JEANS Lee and Wrangler boys' jeans IR ,r,w..... All are pre·washed denim, straight leg · and boot flare - Wrangler and Lee. our entire .selection men's jeans in· eluded. Sizes 29 to 42 and extra sizes . rot priftts. 16'1. """'· 14'1. ·SaveKNIT SHIRTS on our excellent group ol sa.50 Ties ................ s5. 11 S10.00 Ties ............. S7.97 113.50 Ties ........... Sl O.B7 JEANS Du. .o in sol~ cot.n •d flo· BOYS' Solid colors and a big selection of neat patterns. Free gift boxes. S2J Sweaters ....... S16.79 S43 Sweaters ....... $34.39 BLUE DENIM lorgo li11 lloth towoh lOTS' MEN'S TIES New selection tor Christmas giving. •12 Sweaters ......... 19.59 SIS s-ters ....... s11.99 MEN'S BASK IND STRETCH BATH TOWELS Choose poly/gabardine, polyes· ter knit or poly/twill. Missy and Extra Sizes. Reg. $11 .00 Ia 126.00 Chrlllmll Sale I Reg. Reg. Reg. R11. 14.99 SKIRTS boys' knits in sizes 8 to 18. Solids, stripes in jeans looks, dressy styles, fleece shirts and novelties. loys' 19.95 Knits .......... 17,79 loys'114.95 Knils ....,S11.79 loys'I16.9S Knits ...... l13,49 ~~~oys· 118.95 Knits-... 114.99 JUNIOR SWEATERS Give a sweater this Christmas. Se· teet from crew neck sweaters, V· neck · sweaters, cardigans and shaker knits. Junior sizes S, M. L. SALE! MISSY IND EXTII SIZE COATS & SNOWSUITS GANDER, Newfouooland (UP!) - A Christmas flight home for 250 Arnerk!an soldiers who spent six months on peace- keeping duty In Lhe Middle East ended In a deadly flrebalt, and Investigators today sought to determine why. In Beirut, Lebanon, newspapers reported tooay that a man ctatmlng to be a spokesman for Islamic Jihad satd the Moslem fuooamentaltst terror group planted a bomb aboard the plane. But Canadian officials said they had no evidence of sabotage. The DC-8, operated by the Mlaml·based Arrow Air charter company, crashed tn a wooded area and bursi Into flame Thursday, shortly aftertaklngafffrom Gander Intl'matfonal AlrJxlrt, where it made a refueling stop. Alt258peopte aboard - 250 soldiers and eight crew members- were killed. The crash was the worst single charter plan!' crash In history and the worst such disaster Involving U.S. military personnel. A Pentagon spokesman said the troops, from the lOlst Airlnme Division, were returning from sfx·month of duty In the Sinal Peninsula with the Multinational Force and Observers. The 11-natlon peace- keeping force - which Includes l,:m Americans - observes compliance with the 1979 Egyptlan·Israell peace treaty. ' Beirut newspapers reported to day that an Arablc·speaklng calter told a Western news agency late Thursday tbe Islamic Jihad - a terror group linked ·to Iran - was responsible for the crash. Islamic Jihad has claimed re- HOLIOAV SALE gowns and robes, short gowns and robes, teddies, nrte s~rts. pajamas, du~ers and bed tac:kets. Sizes Small to 4X. .... $1D ............Sale 17,99 .... su ......... Sale 111.99 .... 110 ......... Sale 115.99 .... 115 ......... Sale '"·" .... s:ao ......... Sail •23.99 i' .... 135 ......... Sale 127.99 •.'-"~:.Jo" 111. 140 ......... Salt lSI. 99 Quality Lord Isaacs open stock slacks. Nice selection pf styles, colors and fabrics. Junior Sizes 3/4 to 20. CHILDREN'S Full slips, haH slips and camisole sets. Size 9to 24 mos., 2tn 4,4tn 6X, 7tn 14. Stwtlltw ftr C.riiiMt llvl•tl SLEEPWEAR • No sabotage evidence found SLIPS WATCHES DUI BINI $10(1 IS .QUDID W11m faH sljles and colors in long JUNIOR SLACKS $9.99 Blankets ...... 17.99 s12.99 Blankets ... s10.39 114.99 Blankets ... 111.99 119.99 Blankets ... S1S.99 20°/o LlnLE GIRLS' Many new styles for men ~nd women. Silver or gold ·finish. flann~ Vof.36, No.168 Copyrf9hted 1985 Reg. S4.50 ........... Sale 53.59 . 114.95 Wtshms .... 111.11 Reg. 56,00 ........... Sale S4. 79 .... 121.9S...Sale 117.56 SJ6.95 Wut•ns .... 513,48 .... 129.95 ... Sale 123.96 Reg. $9.00 ........... Sale 57.19 SJ9.95 Westns.- 115.11 leg. 139.95 ·~ Salt •Sl.96 Reg. 514.00 ....... Sole S11.19 S24.95 w.mms .... s19.11 leg. 154.95 '"Salt 143.96 ~---~~--·----·-..--·-~-----------------wu.·s HOLIDAY SALE BLANKET SALE! BOYS' se~n SAVE SAlE nMEI EX' westerns and poly/ootton ijeods, Reglllar •zes, tails and ~g ~zes True western styin~ sa Blouses ....... 16.39 114 Blouses ... S11.19 s18 Blouses ... 114.39 121 Blouses ... 116.79 Our enlire selection included thermals, sheet bankels, elecl11c blankets. vellux, solid colors and prints. You'll please w1th a blanket giH. Save 20%. Tl MEN'S a1 y Cloth and' vinyl table covers in squares, rounds, oblon~s and ovals. · · · Our fine selection of Christmas tal>le covers in· eluded. duroy bibs. Stzes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 7. WOMEN'S • TABLE COVERS • Big problems are facing Rutland Village tn solving the community's water service and no hetpappearsta be forthcoming. In the past three weeks therl'have been at least 23 breaks tn the water Unes of lbe town and the village lias only one employe who can work on mak4Jg these repairs. VIllage oflfctais . and volunteers have worked around the clack In their spare ttme to help make the repairs. They are exhausted from the effort, one official reported. Meantime, classes ri the Rutland Elementary Sclx>ol have been Interrupted by the water Une breaks. Due to the circumstances there were no classes at the school on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs. day. In desperation to get the 228 students back Into classroom work, Meigs Local Supt. Dan Manis Friday had the srudents bussed to the Harrfsonv tlle Elementary Schoof so that Instruction could continue. Rutland Vlllage owns the water lines through tbe town. They are ll plus years old and there still remain about 10 years before those Unes which are becoming troublesome are paid lor. Water ls purchased from the Leading Creek Water District. Like most small towns, Rutland VIllage does ml have money to replace the lines let alone to hire manpower and supplies tn repair tbern. Appeals have been Issued to the state and federal government but no help has been larttramlng In handling the profl. !em, an ctflclaiJ;epOrts. However, ctllclals are bopfnglhat some government program wut pick up on the emergency situation In the town. Meantime, resldetns of tbe town having water service are used to boll their water 6Jr at least one minute before drinking II. Anyone needing water to drink can go to tbellrehouse for a supply andofcourse, there Is no charge. OSP checks 3 accidents A Middleport man escaped Injury when the pick-up he was driving went off the IE'ft s!deafMefgsCounty lTitursdliy morntng. TiteGatlla·Melgs past of the State Highway Patrol said Dor C. Coates, 42, of 586 Lincoln St., was south· bound anl, about one-tenth of a mile north of Meigs County 52, when he allegedly lost control of h1s'vehtcle, went tff tbe left side oft he road and throogh a fence. Coates' ptck·uP sustained moder· ate damage In the7:15a.m.lncldent and he was cUed by the patrol far faUure to cbntrol. Meanwhile, two Gallla Coonty men received minor fnjurtes In a single-car accident Thursday alter· noon on Ohio 588, accoratng to the Gallla·Melgs post d. the State !llghway Patrol. Troopers said a car driven by Robert S. HIU, 20, of Rt. 3, GalllpoUs, was westbound on 588, a bout four·lenths of'a mlle west of Gauta County 6, when he apparently lost his brakes while attempting to stop, went Into a ditch and overturned. Hill and a passenger In hls car, Theador P. Neal, 19, o! Rt. 3, Gallipolis, suffered minor Injuries but were not treated, troopers said. H11l's vehicle suslalned heavy damage In the 1: ~ p.tn. accident and he was cited by the pa4tJt for ·' defective brakes. Mississippi Queen strikes barge ... 'MIISQ'Hn'STUGBOAT-'IbeMiaelulppiQueenrlverboatoolllded wMhaluglaolltontheMI I lpJIIRiver'l'Nanday,tordnlfll8.,._..aen fneveaiDidresslodonlfeJaclcetundevacaateiDaoold,hardraln,Cout Guard oriidals !lllld. PtdUred bl the Queen as she passed GaDJpolls Ill AUJU!It of INs year. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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