https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f7bb2e59a6f01b59a9aa1de41406c7e2.pdf da4718caadb79b2b20cfb283772c5e78 PDF Text Text .. Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, November 9, 1983 ·Pomeroy- Middleport, Q,io • Board members, . (Continued from page 1) Haning recelv.ed 44 and William R Law son received 18. Gloria Hutton was unopposed for th!' clerk's post and received 178 votes. Harry C. Hill was elected trustee by a good margin 1n Letart Township receiving 153 votes com· pared to88recelvedbyhisopponent, Christopher Tod Wolfe, and 71 received by a thlrd contender, Herschel D. Norris. In Letart Township, Joyce M. White defeated June H. Wickersham for the clerk's post, 162 to 13.'\. Denver G. Hysell was a strong Winner for the trustee post in Salisbury Township getting 1006 votes whlle hisopponentsCharlesH. Bartels and Robert Lee Mash chalked up553 ajld197, respectively. Wanda L. Ebiih, incumbent , was · reelected clerk with 1,081 votes over 710 received by her opponent , Richard B. Balley. In R utland Township, Charles E. Rlfe was a strong winner 't or the trustee position With 321 votes over 158 received by his opponent, Leo B. Morris. ·Edna M. SWick was unopposed for clerk of that township and received 427 tallies. There was a five way race for the trustee posl ln Salem Township a nd winner was John F. Colwell with 131 votes. Tallies received by his opponents include Robert Beaver, 90; Wa lter F. Garnes.34; Richard L. Lambert, 26. and Ralph F. Moore, 12. Bonnie G. Scott, unopposed for Salem Township Cler k, received 184 votes. Wilbur E. Robinson defeated E dgar J. Pullins, 18().131, to win the Orange Township Trustee post and Nina R Robinson, unopposed, received 239 to be named clerk. A close race took place In Bedford Township where Stanford Stockton received 176 votes lor the trustee position and his opponent. Rona ld L. Wood, tecelved 173. Jane M. Frymyer defeated Brenda S. Roush for the clerk's seat, 209-131. Eison R. Da iley was wihner of the . trustee post in Lebanon Township with 201 votes over 158 received by hl~ oppone nt Morris E. Teaford for the full term. Guy A. Rose with 184 votes was winner of an unexpired trustee position over write-in candl·. date Harry Richard who received lll. Shlrley A. J ohnson with 220 votes defeated Linda C. Evans, l bl, for the clerk's post. In a four way race in Chester Township, Victor A. Bahr received '294 votes to become trustee over George A. Wolfe, 2!18; Bernard D. Gilkey. 103, a nd Gary Lynn Nelson, 75. B. Darlene Newell was winner of the clerk' s post In a three way race received 31.1 votes to defeat William Michael Will, 284, and Elmer G. Young, Sr., 128. Chester Wells, a former Meigs County Commlsslon, came through for a strong win in a four way race for the Olive Township trustee post scoring with 346 votes over his opponents, F rancis H. Andrew,l74; Sol s. Bigley, 102, and Clifford Longenette, 7'2. Virgina A. Newlun was elected clerk with 372 votes defea ling Barbara Ann Hannum with 264. Delbert A. Smith was elected Sutton Township trustee with 726 votes over the 400 received by his opponent Roy E. Armes. P aul S. Moore was unopposed for the Sutton clerk's post and received 843 votes. Renewal levies win approval A total of 7,659 Meigs County voters went to the polls during Tuesday's gene ral election, a sizea· ble incr ease over a compara ble election two years ago when 6.891 reside nts cast ballots. Voters in the subd.ivisions a pproved several re newal levies a nd one new levy was a pproved a nd in Olive Township wet and dry measures went down in sound defeat. Tax renewals a pproved included: Middleport Village, one mill , fire protection, 489 to 180. Rutland Township, .3 of one mill, flre protection, 347 to 140. Pomeroy Village, one m ill, fire protection, 540 to 184. Syracuse Village, one m ill . fire protectlon, 226 to 90. In Rutland Township. voters defeated a 1.5 mill levy for pollution control , 328to 136. Scipio Township vote rs approved a new 1.5 m ill levy lor fire protection 137 to 122. In Olive Township-voters soundly defeated the sale of beer, 468 to 231, and sale of takeout beverages unde r C and D permits, 462 to 225. Voters of Meigs County voted 3749 to 3425 in favor of increasing the age for drinking. However, voters cast strong no votes on State Issues 2 a nd Seyler., Pyles · · 3. Negative votes on State Issue 2 totaled <!PM compared to 2107 in favor of the amendment while on Issue 3 voters cast 4899 negative votes a nd 2177 in favor of that issue. Here's how Meigs Countians involved in voting for board of education m embers in other coun· ties c9st their ballots: . A !he ns County Board of Education, Ruth Ha rris. 134, and Frank E . J e nsen, 97; Alexander Local Board of Educa tion, Gay F . J ohnson, 240; R Leslie Cornwell, 1ffi, and Fredertck C. Zirkle, 73. Meigs residents Involved in the trl-county vocational levy, an add itional tax, turned down that measure 226 to 83. 1 Emergency runs l'wo calls were answered by local units Tuesday, the Meigs County E mer gency Medical Service reports. At 11:14 a .m ., the Pomeroy Unit took Bertha Russell, Wolfe P en Road, to Pleasant Valley Hospital, and at 12:22 p.m., the Middleport Unit took Donald VanCooney, North Second Ave., to Holzer Medical Clinic. LUNCHEON BAKED STEAK, MASHED POTATOES, CHOICE OF GREEN BEANS OR HOMEMADE NOODLES DINING ROOM CLOSES AT 7 MONDAY-SATURDAY DINING ROOM CLOSES AT 4 ON SUNDAY NEW FALL HOURS Belpre-Hornet preview HENRY WERRY WILLIAM SNOUFFER BRUCE REED • Commissioners sign 40-year lease · A 40-year county lease to the Meigs E lderly Housing Corpora· tlon. presented commissioners Tuesday by Richard J ones. com· m isslonE'r, who also serves as p~ ldent of the E lderly Housing Corp., has been signed by county commissioner s. The lease includes the former Chlldren's Home building locatedon 2.14 acres of ground. Jones asked fellow commission· ers, David Koblentz and Manning Roush, to go over the lease before signing it. Jon~ said the Instrument had been reviewed by the prosecu· tor and the assistant prosecutor. Jones noted that on the plus side, it Will allow the county to renova te a county landmark ;md use It as a worthwhile community need for apartments for the elderly."There is no other way the county could afford to spend s:ni.OOJ for such a Landmark," Jones stated. The Elderly Housilig Corp.. ~lved a HUDgrantln the amount of $1,700,001 for 46 a partnients for the elde rly. TheChlldren's Homebulldlng wlll be renovated and will be part of the housing complex. In other business the commission· ers agreed to enter Into an engineering agreement With the fLrm of John David Jones and Associates to perform the engineer· ing wor k on the design phase of the Tuppers P!allis Wastewater project in the amount of $64,700. Meeting with the commissioners was C. E. Blakeslee, executive dlrec!Dr of the Meigs County, Regional Piannlng Commission who recommen~ that the county employ a county gra nts adrninistra · !Dr or planner in 1984. The commissioners informed Blakeslee tha) the employment of such a persori is underconslderatlon and a job descrtptlon Is being compiled. Marriage llcenses A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Charles Arthur Ritchie. 31, Portland and Lort Diane Faulk, 24, Portland. Area deaths . Lorain Sterrett Funeral services for Lorain Sterrett, ffi, Wadsworth, former Pomeroy resident , who died Mon· day at Wa dsworth will be held Thursday a t 10:ll a .m. a t Ewing Funeral Home withlhe Rev. David Ma nn otflclatCemein g. Burial will be In Beech Grove tery. Friends will be received at the funeral home today from 2 to4 a nd 7 to 9. Mr. s ter rett was born0ct.28,1902 at South Slde, W.Va., theson ot' the late Charley W. and Daisy A. Pullin Sterrett. He was also preceded in deaul ·by one sister , Comella Bankhead. He was a former e mploye of Crow's Steak Hou se, P om eroy, and a member of the Beech Hill Methodist Cburch, South Side. He issurvlvedbyhiswlfe, Harriet Sterrett; one son, Willia m Sterrett, Copley, Ohio; two granddaughters, Rachel and Emlly Sterrett, CoP1ey; on brother , Eugene M. Sterrett, P oint Pleasant. Hattie E. Roush Mrs.Ha ttleE.Roush,85, Racine, died Tuesday evening at the PomeroyHealthCareCenter. Mrs. Roush, a hQillemaker, was born Feb. 15, 1898 in Meigs County the daughter of the late Joseph and Sara Singer Gary. She was also preceded in death by her husband, Lloyd Roush, one brother, Waller Gary, two sisters, Bessle Gary and EdlthShatn. on She was a member of Carmel United Methodist Cburch. Survivors Include one son a nd da ughter ·in·iaw , Wayne and Clau· dla Roush, Racine; ·one brother, Oliver Gary, The Plains, and several nieces and nepheWs. Funeral services will be held Frldiy .a t 1 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Don Walker officiating. Burial will be in Sutton Cemetery. Friends may call at the · funer al home anytime Thursday. Yoi.32,No.l49 . WASHINGTON ( AP) - Wholesale prtces, despite the sharpest gain In food costs sin!:e April, rose a modest 0.3 percent In October, the government said today. Largely offsetting the 1.1 percent food prtce gain was the first drop In energy prtces in six months. Beef and veal prtces rose 2.4 percent, the first ~ after three months of falling prices and a renewed Indica lion of the lmpact of the swnmer' s prolonged heat and dry weather. Fresh fruit and vegetable prlces rose 18.5 percent, also a result In large part of the swnmer weather. ·As for energy prices, the department said natural gas costs tumbled 2.8-percent. Over the last year, gas prices have fallen 0.7 percent, theli' first 12·month decline since 1965. Department analysts said a glut of gas on the wholesale market produced the October ,/1)11, • ..,...,. NEW DINNER HOURS TUESDAY-THURSDAY . 5-9 5·1 0...... - - · .,.. ___ ...,_ · NOW SERVING A NEW LUNCH MENU __ _ . __ .. _ _. ____ ~ LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT "STRING LEATHERWOOD;' r-;;.;;c;;;;;,;-;;~~;T~-;;;;;;E;-j I 992-3629 I I I • . I ·-----------------------J NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT .--------------------------1 JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Office Only - ... Hours by Appointment . Deputies arrest burglar handsewn-up CALL .(614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 \for you! ' . · For the softest leeling on your leet, try the newest handsewns in our Cream Puffs· Collection. Soff leathers with flexible, tru·moc construction. Special velvety linings and exclusive leather"weight soles. In a full range ol sizes, widths, styles and colors. 5:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Weekdays 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Sunday 1 Income tax rates If unemployment fell below 11 !l@I'Cellt and the state recorded a surplus of $100 million. Riffe also called for Celeste to " reevaluate his whole operation" In light ol his slumping popularity, hinting the governor smu1d considermaklngsomeunspecltledstatf changes. MISSING TEENAGER Celeste said he was planning no 1be mother of a Meigs County changes in Ills cabinet. leen&p!l' today-Issued an appeal "I think I hlive a very strong for """' about her 17-yeaNJid cabinet team. I think we'll get better dauglder, who has been missing asweworkatthlngstogether.Ithink since Oel. 13. Christina Lynn ·oor goal now has to be to respect the Haning was last seen wearing concerns of the people of this state to jeans, blue tennis shoes aitd a use the resources we havei>rudently blue windbreaker. She Is 5-2, and and to get people back to work," he weighs 122 poonds. She has said. brown curly hair. Anyone know· Prudent use of public funds, lng of her whereabouts Is asked Celeste said. was the message he 1o catJ the mother at 992-2117 gave to cabinet members at a evenings or !I9'Ual5 or the meeting Wednesday morning. department of Sheriff James J . Avenues for saving money that Promtt 992-33'71 or ~. are being explored at the cabinet saki. level Include continuing restrictions .House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe on out-of-stale travel, a pilot Jr., D-New Boston, said he wlll program to avoid uMecessary Introduce a bill that would reduce htrlng and close reviews of contracts. Celeste put in an appearance before a trlendly crowd of school officials, telling them voter rejec· tlon of tax repeal was "not a llceruie to spend but a mandate to be prudent" In the use of tax dollars. Hewasglvenstandlngovatlonsby GaryW. Eynon,ll,Syracuse, was about 750· attending the arurual arrested early this morning in meeting of the Ohio AJsoclatlon of connection With five breaking and E 1e m e n t a r y S c h o o I · enterlngs at Syracuse Elementary Administrators. School from Oct. 24 through today, It was his first speech since MeigS County Sheriff James J . · Tuesday's election, In whiCh voters · Proffitt reports. turned down a bid to repeal a 90 Due to the number of breaking percentlncreaseinthestalelncome and enlerlngs, the sheriffs depart· tax. ment Installed a burglar alarm In . Celeste and other opponents had the school which alerted Deputy said paasage would mean major Brian Bissell, dispatcher, that a cuts In spending for scbools, and he breaking and entering was In said the defeat at repeal was progress. teBtlukiiJY to the commllmellt ol Sgt. Randy Forbes entered the Ohioans to education. same window that Eynon had used CELESTE IN VICTORY But he also said thel:e was a deep to get Inside the structure. Eytion Oltlo Gov. Richard Cele8te gettconoern among voters about IICM' reportedly left via the front door. llll'el wUb Ills fills Tuelda, ntpt Sgt. John King and Sgt. Milford public rooney Is spent. a !l&lttetlo.- JlreM con"They are deeply et.nremed that Hysell were outside the building and ..,._ where he dllcu88ed the those of us In pubUc life assure that as Eymn left, shots were fired by defelt ol two lax lnltladlves, one every single dollar ·ts well spent. · both King and Hysell who apprerepee""t a 9&-pereent lax lnThey are ccncemed that we make helided Eynon. . , _ he accomplished 110011 prudent Judgmi!RtaaboutWhereand Other officers on the scene were after, taking ofllce. ( AP wbenwelnvesttaxdollars,"'Celeste Deputy Don Snyder, Capt. George IMerphoto). said. (Continued on page 8) COLUMBUS. Ohio (AP)-Fresh trom an election victory upholding his tax increase package, Gov. Richard Celeste is sounding themes of fiscal pructence and warning against "unrealistic expectations" oftaxcuts. • Celeste carrted those messages to his cabinet and to a group of school ' ,,_ admlnlstratoi'S ew1 Wednesday. , Jk told xeport~rs . after one stop that he en<inrsed tax relief in the evellt ot a big budget surplus. "I would support a plan whereby we would commit excess funds should we have them to wylng off the Wl€1Tlployment compensation fund debt and 'to tax cuts for Ohioans/' Celeste said. "I think It's lmportant though that we not hold out unrealistic expecta · lions at this point In time because I have not seen any evidence yet that would lead me to conclude that we have excess revenue," the governor We've got comfort and fashion· ~<;)VEMBER . Sale SAVE NOW ... IN MIDDLEPORT SERVICED BY BURLINGTON AIR EXPRESS . · and UNITED PARCEL SERVICE . Located At SEARS CATALOG STORE N. 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SECOND AVENUE ' MIDDLEPOIIT, OHIO PHONE 992-2178 Indeed, over the last 12 months, wholesale prices have risen a small L3 percent, the lowest full·year gain since the 1 percent increase poSted over the November 1966-November 1967 period. Detaillng last m onth's price activity, the Labor Department said: - New car prices jumped 0.8 percent after falling a sharp 2.1 percent in September, when dealers offered customers special deals to close out the 1~ model year. Light truck prtces shot lip 10.8 percent after tumbling 5.6 percent In the previous month. The department noted that ''the October advances refiected price hikes for 1984 model-year vehicles by domestic producers." - The 1.1 percent food price Increase was well ahead of the 0.7 percent advance of September a nd matched the gain recorded in ApriL Vegetable prices rose 5.3 percent and poultry costs rose 0.3 percent. Bakery goods rose 1 percent Pork prices last month, however, were off 2.5 percent and daLry product costs fell 0.2 percent. -Gasoline prtces fell 0.2 percent, slighlly better · than the OJ percent decrease of a month earlier. Fuel oil prices jumped 4.2 percent as the winter heating season began in parts of the country. Fuel oil prices had risen 2.5 percent In the previous month , when natural gas prices were up 0.5 percent · The energy price calcula tions reported today were · for September. That component of the wholesale price. measure lags a month llecause energy companies report their prices too late for inclusion in te most recent index. WASHINGTON (AP) - Con· The Sena te, meanwhile, began gress has untll midnight to pass an ac tion on Its version of the bill emergency spending bill to keep Wednesday. Sen. Jeremiah Denton, moneyfiowlngtomostofthefederal R·Ala:, ollered an amendment to government. ban financing of abortions bY Standing In the way Is a squabble l'e!¥ral employee health insurance within the ranks ol House Demo- plans unless the mother' s life is crats, an abortion filibuster in the . threatened by carrying a baby to full Senate and the desire of legislators term. ln both champers to attach pet After a sertes of parliamentary amendments tcr th!' em ergency sldnnlshes, Sen. Bob Packwood. measure. The House today was making Its second attempt of the week to pass the measure. It trted to pass the measure Tuesday, but just enough rebellious !res!unan Democrats - trying to In Billions draw attention tobudgetdeflcitsand Of Dollars Ioree action on a tax bill - defected / 'I .J /1 16 and the legislation was rejected 1 ,.,,. ,,, yr>.11 una s R-Ore., sought to block the amendment with a filibuster that he began by reading from a book on the history of abortion. Senate leaders then put the entire measure aside untll today. The House version of the emer. gency bill would continue funds through F eb. 29, 1984, for govern· ment departments and agencies whose regular fisc a 1198<1 a ppropria. lions have not yet been enacted into law. The Senate version would con· tlnue the money until Sept.ll,l98l, the end of the current fiscal year. Delay In e nacting a new bill, necessary to replace an .existing measure that expires at midnight , could leave the affected agencies technically without money. RDf.R.I t D!tl'f ~203. "Often one can be so clever he's downright stupid," Majortty Leader Jim Wright, D-Texas, said of his junior colleagues. Wright had spent houn; Tuesday lending off Republl· can assaults on nearly $1 billion in additional domestic spending he sought to add to the bill only to have the entire m easure defeated. Wealher forecast Windy and cold tonight with 70 percent chance ol rain. Low 3540. Winds northerly 20-ll mph. Windy and cold Friday with nearly 100 percent chance of rain, possibly miXed with snow. High about 40. ·'""'' ,]() Woman hurt in accident / 'J/1 tl 4 I, ,f · ' ' yc.rt ends s .-,,lt.•mllcr 30 A Pomeroy woman was injured in a two-vehicle accident o n Ohio 7 in Gallla County Wedmsday. Nlne teen·year-oid Sheri A. Wa lker d id not require treatment at SnurCI• the scene, according to the Gallia· US OtttCc of Management and Budget Meigs post of the state highway patrol. INCREASING FEDERAL The patrol said Walker was northbound and stopped in traffic at DEBT - This graphiC on tiE a construction site on the road at 3:35 lncreaslnr Federal Debt IJe. tween l!MO Wid 1984 Is lor use a.• p.m. Traffic started aga in and then desired With story on the deftcit stopped, and Walker's vehicle was fever sweeping Capitol Hill. ( AP struck in the rear by a vehiclcdriven by Gerhard K Stellrecht, 27, Logan. Laserphoto) . Walker's vehicle was slightly damaged and there was no damage to Stellrecht's a uto. Dennis R. Carman, 33, Rt. 4, veterans anmd of these~ dld not Pomeroy, escaped injU!y when his see service In World War II. vehicle overturned on Huntington The largest group of veterans is Towns hip Road 45 in Ga!lia County from World War II. They number Wednesday. 12al. Therearestlll40veterans from The patrol said Carman was WorldWarl. westbound at 2:40p.m. when his Since the ending of the Vietnam vehicle met a schoolbus. Carman pu lled his car onro the berm and War ,l20personsfromMeigsCol!llty havese!Ved In the armed forces a nd overturned, according to the report. have been discharged. There are an A vehicle driven by Donald w. additional 350 persons who were in Barnett Jr., 25, Langsville, was service between the Korean Conflict slightly damaged when it struck a and the Vietnam era. Others who deer on Ohio 124 at 6:20 p.m . served-In previous periods of peace .• Wednesday. T he deer led the scene, time number: :lO. the patrol said. Veterans Day observance set TornotTOW Meigs County will obServe Veterans Day and special services will be conducted at 10:45 a .m. in front of the county courthouse at Pomeroy by Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. AccordlngtotheVeteransAdmln· lstration, Meigs County has a total of 2,850 armed forces veterans of wbom 2,240 are persons who served during a war tlme period. The latest statistics siiCM' that 700 served in the VIetnam era and of these 690 had no service In Korea. There are 440 Korean Conflict Freshmen govem,orS score major victories Bonnie SEARS CATALOG STORE 2 Sections, 14 Pages 20 Cents A Mvltimedio Inc. Newspaper Emergency money hill faces major squabble - FRIDAY-SATURDAY EAR, NOSE &THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST decline. For the year, the Labor Departr;nent said its Producer Price Index for finished goods has risen at an annual rate of just 0.6 percent, virtually assuring that the pace for all of 1~ will be well under the 3.7 percent \lf 1982. Indeed, economists say the final tally for the yearwill be about 1.5 percent, which would be the smallest Increase since the 0.5 percent advance of 1964. While House spokesman Larry Speakes, In Tokyo with President Re9ltan. called the October figure "a significantly low rate of inflation" and added that "in recent weeks we have seen a remarkable string of Indicators oi a nourishing economy. The oCtober producer prices showed the foundallon for the recovery Is strong." Governor warns against unrealistic . cut expectations FOR THE HOI.IDAY SEASON CALL NOW TO ASSURE A RESERVATION BEFORE If'S TOO LATE • • · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, November 10, 1983 Copyrighted t 913 Admitted..Julia Sellers, Athens. Discharged--Mary Davis, Nancy Taylor, Permella Cox. 1 1 1 ' See story Page 9 at y enttne • WhOlesale prices show modest gain Veterans,Memorial ...,....,._...,..,_~-~.,..,., 8 Airport bids opened 6 e ( WE WELCOME YOU TO TRY OUR NEW SPECIALTIES ENJOY THE GREAT FOOD AND FINE , ATMOSPHERE .• • See Big ·Brothers' office [l;,;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii .-~------------.,, Property transfers 4 or Try Our Daily LUNCHEON & DINNER SPECIALS ........... '2.99 BREAKFAST SPECIALS .........................'1.99 (Continued tt;om page 1) receiving 193 votes whlle his opporent Kenneth H. Cundiff received 146. Janice Lawson .was unopposect as clerk-treasurer In Syracuse and received 290 votes. Two seats on council were to be filled but there were no candidates on the ballot. Write-In candidates, Glenn Cundiff a nd Oris Hubbard received 25 and 24 votes , respectively . Robert Cunningham, a write-In candidate for the. board public affairs in Syracuse received 10 votes. ·There was only a race for clerk-treasurer in the Village of R utland wtth Deborah Black Gil· more emerging as the winner over Brenda S. Weber, 95 to 69. Jolm L . Miller was reelected mayor of Rutland. Unopposed he recelved133 votes a nd there were two council candidates with two seats to be filled. Elected were Warren G . Black, 71, and Larry D. Edwards, 36. Middleport Village hadnoracesln Tuesday's election. Reelected we~ Mayor ·Fred Hoffman, RepubU~an . who led the way with 597 votes; Cler k-Treasurer Jon Buck, R., 519; councilmen, Wl!UamG. Wallers,R. , 467, a nd Carl J. Horky, R .. 466. Thomas R Anderson, 412 votes, and Lewis H. Sauer , 484, both Republi· ca ns were unopposed for election to the Middleport Board of Public AffaLrs. _.similar Flf1ycttBIIIM 1 nftt&ldumS. · Ia OIIID, C 5 II two anU·wnneasures. Ia San Francisco, prUjli»llluw tD eafon:e ca:e V<*n dlltlallltlllal!l o1 !hem. ''Obloul have turned nD-IIIIOidnl areas and plea! IIIIIP tilllblttloal on bldt the lllltwl** WOUidhaveCOitcmllatedearly," Cllillnictlcll were8tlll tmciDietocaB W•'*•~ . · C 5 r.llld. "T55Iy llave said no to retul'lllng to the Mot:w s1:11J. falr pme ID Maine, Lol Ailp!Pa fl .........l~udfllciallnstablll!yofputyean." CciliDIYtlll'llld bldt Mil C(ill:tti,.St. Lou11 Nja!ltid • A ltrmlllue t!lat wou5d haverepee.led all tax laws lald...,fardr ll'flltlonandSUFraiidlcocallet eaaete tldl ,..... lilcludlng r 90 pe!Clt!llt IDI:aill! tax larrallldtoPliiiDiurl ballol:a. . IDCI n. falled1,119.374tll,efl,«J6,orl!6pel(:entto44 ReltiPiitiOiil paOitrltbil U.S.liMIMment In Central jlil\SIL ~· , America were approved In Boulder, Colo., San Fraaclaco, and Seattle. Although lllllllt voters didn't cast ballots on the queat1on. PhUedelpllla approved a "Jobs With Peace" lnldatlw 8llllna the ledl!ralpemmmt to increaSe sp !rcllncmaiGdlllprocrams.atlheexperiseofdefense. are -v.- -· I .,,,kl&e'! A secood Issue, which would have required a three-tlfth& legislative majority to enact future taJt: increases, lost by an evllJI wider margin, 1,982,797 to 1,~2.961, or 59 percent to 41 ~nt. · Cuomo had traveled his stale on behalf of the "Rebuild New York" bond,andvote!'Swentalongwtth the reqUI!IIt, optlllg toshoulderahettynewdebtforthe next fola decades In ncbaace for fewer pollloles, slurdll!r Ill ~dies and smoother ralllln8. '1111! Ialiy, wllh99pi!ilBttreportetl, was1,641,3M,or53pl!IU!Iit, tn favor, and 1,474,114, or 47 percent, opposed. Advertlsements featuring the cartoon character Blllwlnkledldn't dl••nade Mrlnevoters, wllodeclded to keep thelraMualtnt:IOIIehunt. The bid to ban1110011e hunting failed byaJ.2 margin. -- -··· . " Youhave torespectMainepeopleforlheirrespect · for Individual rights, '' a nti-hunt leader John N. Cole said. St. Louis rejected a $63.5 million bond issue ordered by afederaljudgetohelppay forschooldesegregation. The vote was 35,129 In favor, 28,402 opposed,, but a two-thirds majority was required. L"We wOl examine our options," Superintendent Jill are Jmes.sald, • Voters In Rancho Mirage, Call!., sided 1.\ith former President Gerald F ord and cleared the way for constructlon ofalwrury hotel andresidentlalcomplex. Another resident, Frank Sinatra, was among those wttowantedazonlngchangetoblock the development. Ford, an Investor, opposed the change wblch failed 1,%;2 to 1,'114. ' ' '· ~ ....... ·- · ---------~-, .,~~---'- · -·- ---- ---~- . __ --.)1. --'*--- ., ..., ... .. .J_; •...: •• :...·~.... -..._ -._., _.. ............... <Ill: �Thursday, November 10, 1983 Commeltt Pall 2-n. Daily Sentinel Pon•""f Mldd~. Ohio Thllllday, No ..mber 10, 19e3 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGs-MASON AREA A~ ~m~ r"'T"'-1......_-rl~d·~ 'qlv ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher · BOB HOEFLICH Aulstanl Publisher/Controller Genf'ral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. New8 Editor ,\ MEMBER of TM .\sooclated Press, Inland Dally Press i\ssocla· tlo• and tile Americaa Newspaper Publisher Assoclatloo.. I am late In reporting the reaction cal activities. It Is they whO turn out to this space of George McGovern to vote, and it Is they who condemn .._ Grenada, l'lelnn, Korean airlin- their candidates to such national ers and other events having humiliations as George McGovern pre-empted my attention. In mid- suffered in 1972." September I wrote a column the . George McGovern, reading the gist of which is reiayed this column ln The Washington Post, three-sentence excerpt, to wit: scrawled In pen across It the "The cont e~t among contestants following; and sent It to me. for the Democratic presidential " If this column reminds us ..of nomination Is -establishing two anylhlngltls that a mancanstlllget things. Th~ firstjs that the sptrtt of rich publishing a low grade of bull George McGovern lives. The se(expletive deleted) . I can't fault cond is that primary contests are your formula for making money on dominated by the party's ideologinonsense, but I know of no one who LE1TERS OF OPINION are welcomed . They s hould be lesstllaa 311 words loa1. All letters are 11ubject to ed~tln1 and must be signed wltb name, address aad telephont:; n•mber. No .antill'ned let.ten wUJ be published. ~.etten sboutd be I• rOCHI iaste, addreastar issue~~ , not personalities. . Reagan's Asian tour: _ modest results at best President Reagsn's aides, assessing the potentlal political results ot a shortmed Asian toor after the past rumultuous weeks, believe his vi.slt to Japa~~ and Sooth Korea will !lave a modest impact at best. . And they have been doing their best not to raise false hopes aboot what the '¥.,-day tour can accomplish. Still, they are maki!1gsure\hat a trtp Intended to be long on the symbols of frl!ndship also' touches on issues of COIICern hack home. In TokYO, there is concern that Japan, as a result of Its successful forays ~o the American marketplace, Is becoming a scapegoat for each and every problem ln the U.S. economy. · In the view of the Japanese, according to one Japanese omclal,lt would be best If the issues related to auto shipments to the United States and the Reagan administration's desire thal Japan assume a greater role in Wesl.erll Pacific defenses, are left for others to discuss ~hll~ Reagan and Japanese Prime Minister Yasuhlro Nakasone focus on "the lofty, global issues." Indeed, certain steps have been taken to soften any potentlal problems durlng the president 's vi.slt. Informed Japanese sources said Japan's Nov. 1 announcement that it would llmlt Its auto exports to the United States next year to l.llli million vehicles - up only slightly from the current 1.68 million - was tJmed to settle that job-related Issue before Reagan's arrival. Still, despite Reagan's much-voiced concern about what is seen as a 1!'>-year Soviet military buildup ln Asia, the president and his aides were not lgnorlng trade topics . Referring to the U.S.-led Invasion of Grenada and the suicide bomb attack on the U.S. Marine headquarters ln Beirut, one senior White House official, who asked not to be Identified, said just before the trtp began "our expectations are the political impact will be modest. There are so many things happening around the world that people aren't paying much attention" to the tour. · Letter to the editor Shooting cruel, inhumane i\n Incident has come to my attention that I feel should not go by unnoticed. For the past few years, Mr. Bill Reeves and his dog, Swlfty, have been a familiar sight to the people of Pomeroy. Everyone in this communlty who cares for and appreciates the love that grows between a man and his dog was rewarded by the appearance of these comrades. U you saw Bill at any given place or time, you could be sure that his dog was nearby. Btll would enter the front door of the bank to conduct his business, while the dog, tall wagging, eyes lovingly fixed on the closed entrance, would walt. In the m~antime, Mr. Reeves would continue on and exit by the opposite door. Suddenly realizing, by some 'i nternal time clock, that he had waited long enough, the dog would tear around the building and joyously join old BUJ on the other side and they would continue their journey. This -summer, Swl!ty was taken to the pound and some kind, hearted soul rescued him and released him ln town. A reunion between the two pals was witnessed on Maln Street, the brown hound jumpln~ two feet off the ground and runnlng In happy circles around Bill. A few weeks ago, someone shot BUI'sdog, his best and mostfalthful friend . I'm glad I don't know who pulled the trtgger. There is no excuse for wanton killing of helpless animals. I feel only pity for the man who felt that the death of that little brown-eyed·dog was an answer to something. There are many sad, unjust things happening in auf world today and I suppose there are those who will say there are more Important things to dwell on. But If love is destroyed In Its purest focm, there will be no world. - Mila Davidson, 98 High Street, Pomeroy. Berry's World "She's not repslr.'' th~ ·. McGovern strikes .back ___W_illm_·m_F._B_uc_kl_ey_J_r. The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD The Daily Sentinej-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio only one who's In d/rfJ need _of r ......~:· has been so consistently wrong on having written that you were so many Issues as you. Am I really humiliated In 1972. In my dictionary the man who should feel humflfated under 'humflfatlon' It reads, 'n . over '72?" Signed just plain, Such a fate as befell George "George." · McGovern when he ran lor presiThat communication was . not, . dent of the United States In 1972 and obviously, designed to stir the julre> ....._got the lowest vote In United States of charity, and accordlngly· I history.' The next edition of the responded: "Dear George: 1) The dictionary may make mention of money earned by my column flows your race for the presidency In 1!!84. to National Review, and It Is not 3) I am perlectly willing to acknowledge any mistakes I have true that It prospers, though this perhaps Is because It publishes a myself made on the Issues, but I have thought back to college days, very high grade of fertlllzer. 2) I'm unclear about your objection to my when you were votlng for Henry Wallace, and I can't remember having made any. Cordially, Bill." To this communication I have had no reply, but !hen just the other day I saw ·the Democratic lineup on ~levlslon pleading with the voters of New Hampshire for their support in the upcoming primary. With the slngle exception of Reubin Askew ot Florida, all the candidates de. nounced President Reagan's rescue operation in Grenada, right up there with George McGovern. Oh yi!s, Askew got bored for saying he thought there were probably good grounds for doing what we had done. And my mind turned to Henry Wallace. There Is this difference between the Democratic pack today and Henry Wallace In 1947·8. Shrewd observers early on (1946-7) spotted the reality: The Henry Wallace movement was being run by American communists. Which Is to say It was being run by the Soviet Union. 'The man who put Henry Wallace's name In nomination In Philadelphia tn the summer ot 1918 was a card-carrying communist (John Howard Lawson) . Khomeini's hand • • \\IADJ1: CONNOLLY All-8VAC Penick MVP repeater were the work of "the Iranian revolution's campaign against lm· perialist targets throughout the world." For one thing, the attacks had all the earmarks of the bombing of the American Embassy last April: a kamikaze mission by a fanatic driving a truckload of explosives. The National Security Agency and the CIA both had advance indications that a pro-Iranian ShUte Moslem group was planning to attack the embassy. The Intelligence reports_ also warned that preparations for the embassy attack were supervised by a high official ln the Iranian Foreign Ministry - presumably with Khomelnl's approval. An organization calling Itself the Islamic Revolutionary Movement - previously unknown - has claimed "credit" for Sunday's of the Middle East. Specifically, the CIA holds Khomelnl responsible lor an aborted attempt to set up a revolutionary state In Turkey through the Iranian consulate In Istanbul; a planned coup In the Persian Gulf state of Bahrain; a meeting in Cyprus of Saudi Arabian opposition leaders to plot ln111tration of the military and eventual rebellion ~ the large ShUte minority In Saudi Arabia; and the financing of secret trips to Iran by Moslem students who are given revolutionary training by Khomelnl's experts. . What Is probably most persuasive, though, -Is t1Je fact that Khomelnl has hundreds of Tehrantrained terrorists scattered throughout the Moslem world from Lebanon to Indonesia. In Lebanon, Khomelnl's terrorists are holed up In the northern mountains around Baalbek. WASHINGTON (NEA)-With winter rapidly approaching, millions of faniUies that use natural gas to heat their homes again face the prospect of 's oaring fuel bills. Alihough household bUis for natural gas have more than doubled In the past five years, the on and gas Industry - supported by President Reagan - Is pressing for federal legislation that almost certainly would require consumers to pay even more In the future. The Industry and the White House are pressing Congress to drastically revise the natural Gas Polley Act of 1978, a law which created two major classifications of the fuel for purposes of federal regulation. .U nder that statute, "new" gas· -produced from reserves discovered until 1977-no longer Is subject to indefinite federal prtce controls. Instead, a phased decontrol schedule allows Its price to rlsl! steadily untll.1!*!5, when all controls are to be lUted. "Old" gas-produced from reserves Identified before 1!177-is to remain at lower, .controUI!!I prices until It Is exhausted. Thus, the average price of old gas this year is' $1.35 per thousand cubic feet, compared with $3.24 per thousand cubic feet for new gas. Even though that old gas was discovered Inexpensively many )'Pars ago and Is still cheap to produce, the Reagan administration and the Industry are seeking to remove the federal controls on Its price. . They insist that a "free market" In natural gas eventually will benefit consumers. That argument, however, Is flawed because the Industry's structure precludes tree choice on the part of buyers and slgnlflcant competition among sellers. both prerequisites for a truly tree market. Almost three-fourths of the 08· lion's old gas 15 owned by the country's :II !arRest oil companies, the lareest of which are members of an Informal yet powenw ""'" ,..,. tiona! all cartel that never has disguised Its distaste for · competition. There Is a slmtlar concentration of economic power In the natural gas transmission Industry, composed of the companies which operate Interstate gas pipelines. Among the cities which must rely upon a slngle pipeline for 90 percent or more of their natural gas supply are St. Louls, Baltimore, Cinclnnati, Cleveland, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Denver, Indianapolis, Atlanta, Milwaukee · and Minneapolis. Finally, there is no competition whatsoever among the local distrtbutlon companies, all of which hold exclusive territorial r1ghts to provide gas to residential, commercial and lndustrtal customers in their service areas. Although the White -House and Department of Energy are promoting the unrealistic free market theory, DOE's Independent Energy Information Administration has concluded that wellhead prtces for natural gas would increase 47 percent by 1985 under the Reagan administration's plan. Total decontrol of the natural gas market would produce a financial bonanza for the counlry's 16largest aU and gas companies. According . to EIA, they would receive an additional $4.2 billion In revenues during the first year alone. Those corporations already have reaped enonnous profits under the current system of partial, phased decontrol. The Citizen-Labor Energy Coalition says an analysis It conducted of the finances of the country's 24 largest gas producers shows that their pretax profits more than doubted since passage-of the 1!rnl law-from $4.3 billion In 19'18 to $10.0 billion in 1982. During the past five years, natural gas price at the wellhead have more than tripled. Residential gas bUls have more than doubled, increasing an average of 25 pel'ceftt last year alone. Natural gas prices are expected to be more stable this year, but household bills stlll could Increase If the Winter is typically cold. Al· though last winter was the warmest In at least 40 years, more than 300,IXXI households had their gas disconnected bocause they could not pay their bills. It the president and the Industry are successful In their curret1t campaign, there wiD be higher prices and more dlsconnectloM In the winters of the future. • '' .. --. ; .J-,. ..-. .. •• "" -. .; / ZIN(5 ... • • ~ • 4 "" . .... • • ;. 4 ' I • {)?> ' - •' · . Palrlng:s have.been announcedlor the SVAC Girls' and Boys' Basketball Previews scheduled Friday, Nov. 18 and ~· Nov. Ill at Kyger Creek llilh SchOOL Acllon both nlgbt's tJexlns at 7 p.m. with Norih GaiDa meeting !Q'aerCreek· OtherpmeR find Hannan Trace and~ • playing at8p.m. 111111 ~ and SoaUien\ In the evem.trcllnale&at9p.m.11ckelawDJ be Ufor J111u1ts and $1 for stucleniB. '·' • V.I«Jar-~ • -~ ., Player- Pos. -Team Ht. \\lt. Yr. Matt Kemper, Line, North Gallla .. .............. ............ G-5 265 Sr. Erich Penick, Back, North Gallla .. .... .. .. ..... .. .... .... .. 6-2 204 Sr. Scott Pickens, Blick, North Gallia ................... ... .... . 5-9 160 Sr. Joe Moore, Back, North GaUia ....... ............... ... ...... 5-11 200 Sr. Jay Skidmore, Back, North Gallla ........ . :............... . fi-0 207 Sr. Scott Roush, Back, North Gallla ........ ..................... 5-9 150 Jr. J.D. Bradbury, Line, Kyger Creek .......................... fi-7 23.'; Sr. Steve Waugh, Back, Kyger Creek .......... , ................ 5-11 185 ' Jr. Chuck Vogel, Line, Kyger Creek ........... ......... ......... G-0 170 Jr. Shane Stover, Back, Kyger Creek ........................ --- 5-9 160 Sr. David Martin, Line, Kyger Creek .................. .. ....... 64 190 Sr. Wade Connolly, Back, Southern .............................. 5-10 180 Sr. Rusty Flagg, Line, Southern ........ ..... ..................... 6-3 198 Sr. Dennis Teaford, Line, Southern ................ .. .... ........ 6-7 265 Sr. Brian Allen, Back, Southem ......................... .. ........ S-11 148 Sr. Jeff Barnes. Back, Hannan Trace ......... .... .......... :... 5-10 160 Sr. Melvin Clagg, Back, Hannan Trace ........... .. .... . , .... . 5-9 150 .Sr. Steve Stitt Line, Hannan Trace .................... .... ...... G-0 155 Jr. Deke Bar~es, Back, Hannan Trace ............... . , ........ 5-8 135 So. Randy Layton, I,.ine, Southwestern ............ .. ............ G-0 228 Sr. Steve Pelfrey, Back, Southwestern .......................... 6·0 165 Jr. Troy Guthrie, Back, Eastern .................................. 5-10 155 Sr. Honorable Mention NORTH GALLI A -Jackie Glassburn and Brian Hawks. KYGER CREEK - Duane Abshire and Larry Edge. SOUTiiERN - Tony Rltne and Keith Cook. HANNAN TRACE·- Phil Bailey and Ron Saunders. SOUTHWESTERN - Roy McCarty and Jim Burnette. EASTERN - Bob Maison and Mike Jones. Most Valuable Back Eric Penick, North Gallla Co-Most Valuable Linemen J.D. Bradbury, Kyger Creek Matt Kemper, North Gallla SVA(: Previews set ' ' '\, I( .. "-'!f KEITHCOOJ{ !fonorable Mention still intact 1983 ALL-SV AC Football team Free miirket illusion._________R_o_be~r_t~_a_lt_er_s BOB MAISON Honorable Mention ~ Nol)~losing · record Jack Anderson bombings. But my Intelligence sources say this group could well be part of a known pro-Iranian organization called the Islamic Jihad. The Islamic Jihad Is a prtme suspect in the explosion that killed 17 Amertcans In the Beirut embassy last April. i\nd Its prior record of violence has been closely ' followed by U.S . Intelligence agencies. The Jihad claimed credit for a car·bomb explosion that kllled 12 persons In the French Embassy in Beirut 18 months ago. It also took responsibility for grenade and machine-gun ·attacks on Amertcan and Italian peace-keeping troops in Beirut last March. The Jihad Is an offshoot of Am;U, a Shiite paramllltary organization that has tried to export Khomelnl' s extremist revolution to other paris BRIAN ALLEN AU-sVAC Eric Penick, North Galiia Pirate running back wbo helped his team . win Its second straight SVAC championship last Friday night, has been chosen as the loop's Most Valuable Back for the second consecutive season. Penick, who rushed for 1,795 yards in 1983, estahllshed school records ln both rushing and scorlng this season. 1\UKEJONES TONY RIFFLE For the second straight year, the Honorable Mention Honorable Mention Most Valuable Linemen, has corecipients. Last year, Dave Gaul of Eastern and Roger Stroud of Kyger Creek . share the award. This time , Matt Kemper, 6-5, 265 pound senior from 1.000-yard rushing club ~ Joe COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Jim North Gallla and Kyger Creek's Splkeberry of Cory-Rawson, the Boes, Arcadia, 1,831; Eric Penick, J .D. Bradbury, a 6-7, 235 pound president of the Ohio High School Vinton North Gallla, 1,8J1; Greg senior tackle, were the coaches' Football Coaches Assoclatlon,leads Baker, Sprln!;,boro, 1,7ll8; Chuck choice. Cleveland, West Chester Lakota, by example. 1,472; Scott Ogg, Upper Sandusky, Spikeberry has coached his 23rd Both had outstanding seasons. All 1,440; Eddie Edwards, Uhrichsville three athletes are being watched by consecutive non-losing team, but this time It was close. Cory·Rawson Claymont, 1,275; Jerry Mapes, area colleges. needed a 7-3 victory over Dola McComb, 1,269; Bill Lohnes, Beloit Hardin Northern Frtday night to West Branch, 1,227; Rod KaffenThe 1983 ALL-8VAC dream team barger, South Charleston Southeastchosen Tuesday by the league'sflve give Spikeberry a 5-5 record in 1~. em, 1,175; Craig Johnson, Masslllon Around Ohio: Andy Peterson of coaches aiso has 11 repeaters from 1,00!; and Mike CarWashington, the 1982 squad. They Include Penick, Arcadia is the state scoring cham- · Kemper, and Scott Pickens of North pion this fall with 222 polnts. He run, Western Brown, 1,002. Passing fancies - .A.J. Nieman, Gallla; Bradbury, Chuck Vogel and scored 36 touchdowns in 10 games. Cincinnati LaSalle, 202-for-361, 2,673 Jetry Mapes of McComb had 205 Steve Waugh of second place Kyger xards, 22 touchdowns; Tony Testerpolnts. .. Creek; Wade Connolly, Rusty Flagg man, Little Miami, 113-222, 1,631 Why Urbana dominated the Class and Dennis Teaford of Southern; yards, 14 touchdowns; Scott CrawAA poll again this season: The Jeff Barnes and Melvin Clagg, Hannan Trace and Troy Guthrie of Hlllclimbers' defense· yielded an ford , Cory-Rawson,1,463; and Greg average of 112 yards per game In Nared, Wilmington, 87-154, 1,158, 6 Eastern. posting a 10-0 record and making the touchdowns. And leading receivers - Keith state playoffs. Greg Rogan led Selections were made by coaches Urbana's rushers with 1,517 yards. Regenhard, Cincinnati LaSalle, John Blake, North Gallia; Mark - Springfield North is 0-30 ln the last 59-1,189 yards, 20.2 average; and Hartman, Kyger Creek; Bill Porter, three seasons. Leavittsburg La- Greg Sharp, Beloit West Branch, Southern; Brett Wll~n. Hannan Brae's leading tackler, linebacker 52-885. Trace, Jljck James, Southwestern L.D. Hariman, will miss the Six touchdown performances last and Arch Rose, Eastern. playoffs because of a leg he broke week came from players ln the ·same league, Vince Workman of Friday night against Brookfield. Dublln.and Chip Jolliff of Richwood Norih Union ln theCentraiBuckeye. ~---------------------------------------- WASHINGTON -The Ayatollah Khomelni' s fingerprints are all over the suicide attack on U.S. Marine headquarters that literally deCimated the American peacekeeping force an early Sunday morning recently. No one can yet say for sure, of course. There's a possibility that the massacre of Marines was pulled off by a terrorist group that deliberately used Iranian tactics to throw suspicion on the fanatical old mullah. But there Is circumstantial evidence that hacks up Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger's remark that Iranian terrorists may have been responsible for the outrage. i\nd It's more than just the call to a French news agency that claimed that the twin attacks against U.S. Marines and the French peace-keeping force - DENNIS TEAFORD All-8VAC RUSTY FLAGG All-8VAC TROY GUTHRlE All-8VAC For Holiday gift giving, TIDNK ....,.... Lyndhurst Brush won its first football league championship since 19&l in earning the Greater Cleveland Conference crown. Bill Kingzett, at the urging of the school board, came out of the athletic director's office to guide Brush to the title. He had not coached since 1975. The Cleveland Senate championship Friday night matches the North Senate king, Glenville, against the South Senate co-cha,mpion, John Adams. · Wilmington outscored its opposition ~ ln the opening quarter this faU. CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION OF Consoldatlng d?mestlc subsidiaries of the ... HOME NATIONAL BANK ol Racine in the state of Ohio, at the.close of busin ess on September 30, 1983 published in response to call ma~e by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, Section 161. ...----.-Charter Number 9815 National Bank Region 4 ----1 Cash and due from depository inslitutions .... .. ... ......... ...... .. ............... 1,677 ,000 .00 <j. U.S. Treasury securltles ...... ..... ........ ......................... .. .... .. ............... 1,850,000.00 Obligations of States and political subdivis ions In the United States .......... .. .................. ........ .. ............................. . 1.252,000 .00 All other s"curlt.ies ______ ...... _........ ___ ... .. __ .. __ .... __ .. _........ _..... .......... _... __ ..... 18, 000 .00 Federal funds sold a nd securities purchased Ill under agreements lo resell ...... ...... .... .. ..... "----·""""'"""'""""'""' 1.400.000.00 w Loans, Total (excluding unearned in come ) .... .. .. ...... 12,521,000.00 Ill Less: Allowance for possib le loan losses ...................... 178,000.00 Ill '•, 1 c( Loans, Net _.......................... ". :.. .... _........... ....................... .. _.. :.. __ ..... 12,:143, 000.00 ' Bank premises, furniture a nd fixtures, and - ' other assets r epresenti ng bank premises ......... ........... ...................... 252, 000.00 ' . Rea l es tate owned other than bank premises ........................................ 63,000.00 I----f-All other assets------- .. ____ ..................... ··-----. _......... .... , ... .. ...... ..... .......... 85.000.00 - ---1 TOTAL ASSETS .................... .. ...... ..... .. .. .. _.... _.. _...... ....... .......... _..... 18.940,000.00 Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships , •,., II and corpora lions ..... .. ...... .. ...... .. ............ _.. ... __ ... .................. ..... -.... -2,132,000.00 Time and savings deposits of indi vidu als, partnerships, Ill ·w and corporations __ ... __ .... __ .......... ______ . __ .. _....... ___ ......... _... . __ .. .... _...... 13,655,000.00 ~ ' Deposits of United States Governme nt. .................. . ..................... 29,000.00 '' :·· Deposits of States and political subdi visions In the United States .. ....... ..... ... .... ........ ....... ... .. ........... .. .... ..... ........ l.l27.000.00 a:l c( Certified and officers' checks .. ........ .. ............ ..... .................................. 62,000.00 TOTAL DEPOSITS ................... .... .... _.......... ... ......... .. -.. , ......... . ... -- .. 17,005. 000.00 Total demand deposits ....................... ............ : ...... 2,7Jl,OOO.OO Total time and savings deposlts .................. .. .. ...... 14,294 ,000.00 1----11-All other llab!llties .......................................... ................................. .126,000.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding su bordinat ed notes ---1 and debentures -·- ...... _.......... ...... _.. __ ... __ . __ .... __ .... ... __ .... .... ..... , ...... 17.131.000.00 Common stock No. shares authorized 5,000 No. shares outstanding 5,000 .. .. (par va lu e.) ........ __ ... -.. _....... 125,000. 00 Surplus ----.-- _...... ______ ____ __ ... __ __ ... .... _____ ___ .. __ __ __ ... _____ .... ____ ...... _____ ........... 125,000.00 Undivided profits and reserve for co ntin ge nci es and other capital reserves ........................... .. ........... .......... . l,o59,000.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ..... .............. .. ................... ..... .. .. ............. 1.809.000.00 TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL.. .. ........ .... .. ..... .. .... .. I8.940.000 .00 Amounts outstanding as of report dat e: ---1 Time certificates of deposit in denominations - of $100,000 or more_ ............... _.. __ .. _.... __ ., ......... ___ .. _............. , .. _.... 1,382.000 .00 Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month ) ending With re port dat e: Total deposits .... ... _................. _... __ _... ... ...... .... ..... ........ .. ....... ... ..... 16,580.000. 00 c( Q We, the undersigned directors, att est Ihe cor rect ness of I his Report of Co ndi tion (Including the s upp<>rling schedules) .a nd declare I hat it has been ~ x a min ed by c( us and to the best of our knowledge a nd belief has been pr~pared in conformance Cl: with the instructions and Is true and correct. 0 John T. Wolf~ Earl Cross - Directors ~ w Albert Hill, Jr. .... .... .. save on enlargements. r----· 1 5x7 I I I JroR$167 I II I VILLAGE PHARMACY 1 Middleport, OH. VALID: NOV. 10-24, 1983 I .. 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Ross scored all three Coal Grove _touchdowns In their final regular season outing, a 21-14 win over Fairland that decided the Ohio Valley Conference championship. Ross scored 21 touchdowns this year. . Held to 36 yards In 11 carries In • the first half, the senior stormed out : of the halftime locker room to gain : 136 yards In 26 trles in the second half. • The two teams have one common : opponent In Caldwell. Belpre · opened Its season with a 16-6 win : over the Caldwell eleven while the : Hornets won 47-12 in their third : game. ·. Fairland Dragon Coach Roger : Snyder acquired a film of Belpre for · the Hornets, undoubtedly of the ; Trimble-Belpre game. Fairland • defeated Trimble In the season : opener 21-0. Belpre whipped Trim. ble 13-0. Snyder seemed to think Coal : Grove will have no problem with : the Trt-Valley Conference cham• ,pions. "Coal Grove will be able to · name the score," said Snyder. : (Meigs opens Its 1984 season with : Fairland. ) . In a football poll cast in Hunting· · ton among seven sportswriters, a ll : seven picked Coal Grove to win. , "We're both about the same · size-wise. They run the ball right at · you. They emphasize making no . mistakes and being consistent. While they mostly run t he ball. I feel we have an advantage because we can run and throw." said Coa~h Holder about the Hornets. Holder's son, junior quarterback Lee, recently set all of the Belpre passing records. The left-handed signal-caller .Is very adept at handling the ball and a lso a strong spring-out runner. The Eagles' . best all-around player though Is probably fullbacklinebacker Jay Lockhart. The 2f!7 pound senior Is a quick first-step fullback with power. · He also spearheads a fine Belpre defense. Coal Grove, which has a 16-game winning streak, was the top point· getter In the computer ratlrigs with 87.00. Belpre qualified for the second and final layoff spot In region 14 with 80.75. Winner of this game takes on the region 16 winner, Columbus Ready vs. West Jefferson. West Jefferson is the defending state champion In division IV having defeated the TVC's Nelsonville-York 22-14 in the second round last year. It was West Jefferson's closest call of the playoff trail. Nelsonville-York was the division's state champion in 1981 . I' Belpre ( lf}.O) vs. Coal Grove UH> Regton 15, Division,IV Ohio S&at.e Foothal Players Place - Ironton Tank Memotial Sladlum. Tickets- S.l~. available at either high school or at gate. Plenty stU! avaUable. Game Ume - 7:30 p.m. Previous Meetings - None. Previous Playoff Experte!'\('(' - Coal Grove lost to eventual state champion Nelsonville-York 1H2 In 1981. Belpre Is makJng first playott appearanC'e. Leaguf'S - Belpl"(' was champion of Tri-Valley Conff'r(>nce (9.01 and . Coal Grove was champion of Ohio Valley Conference (1).{1). Season Results Coal Grove Greenup Co., Ky., ~ Gallipolis, 40-6 Ca ldwell , 47-12 Wheelersburg. S.O oax Hill. :!3-0 Sou'h Poinl. 34·14 Chesapeake, 31}.25 S,ymTri(>S Valley. l)..Q • Rock Hill. 3.}.() Fairland. 2H4. Belpre Caldwell, lfHi l'rtmble, 13-0 NelSon\1lle-York. 17.0 Alexander. 40-8 Vinton County, $.12 Millf'r, .fHJ FP<k>rt~l - Hocldn g, CINCINNATI (AP) - Kansas "The Bengals have been running City thiefs Head Coach John 11M: hallallttlemorethelastcoupleof Mackovlc has only good things to weeks, and tl!ey've done very well," say about the way the 4-ti Cincinnati Mackovlc said. "We've been throw· Bengals ar.e playing these days. lng the ball more In the last mont)! "All inalltl!ey'veplayedverywell than we had anticipated earlier." as a total team In the last three Kansas City quarterback Bill weeks,'' Mackovtc said. "I think Kenney has thrown 383 passes that's why they won." more than anybody In the American The Bengals have rolled off three Conference - canpletlng 56 per· impressive victories after their 1-6 cent lor 2,578 yards, 11 touchdowns start, and will visit Kansas City thls and 131nterceptlons. weekend hoping tn extend their "We had pretty much counted on ·~ O'Brien winningstre~. Mackovic expected his 4-6 Chiefs to be very impressed bY films ol the llengals' 55-14 pounding ol Houston last Sunday. "They won't have to look very hard to see that the Bengals are a · very good football team right now," Mackovlc told Cincinnati sports wrtters In a telephone con!ence call Wednesday. "They're playing with a lot ol enthusiasm. "Right now they're playing pretty well, about as well as anybody In the National Football League.'' The Bengals have reUed more heavUy on the ground attack In recent weeks, reverting to a two-back offense starring fullback Pete Johnson. Meanwhlle, the Chiefs have been passing a little more often lately to m~e up for a sluggish running attack. The Chiefs average just under 75 yards per game. o-----------~ MEIGS JAYCEES' PlAYER OF WEEK -Mike WIIHord, 5-9, 16 pound senior wingba<!k, has been chosen as tbe Jaycees' Player ol the Week against Federal Hocking. Willford led the team In interceptions lor the year and played an oulslandlng game !rom hls comerback's position against the Lancers. Buckeyes ink • new recruits By Tile Associated Press Ohio State has picked up two basketball standouts from Iowa, John and Scott Anderson, who aren't related but played at the same school. They signed national letters of Intent Wednesday to play basketball for the Buckeyes. The two signed their letters at a news conferen""· where they revealed they reached their decisions to attend Ohio State independently Meigs, 14-7 Wellston, 32-7 W;.uren Local , H -13. second year mentor who noticeably has the Marauder cage scene on the upswing, asks all fans to have a ·:come, look, see'' at his maraUders. Admission is free and open to the public . In later pre-season scrimmages, ,. O'Brien. 66, gave no single reason ; lor resigning, although he said he :-has taken a new position that will be ;:announced at a forthcoming news '"con!eren"" - "not necessarily of :;tnterest to sports writers." :: There was speculation he might ··go to work for a Democratic : presidential candidate, perhaps ' Sen. John Glenn o!Ohlo. . O'Brien will step down when his ··contract expires Feb. 1. 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SPECIAL 1 29.95 NOW '1 OCJ~ Christmas projects and parties plaMed during a recent : meeting of the Adult Class of the :·Pomeroy Church of Christ held at t the hOme of Betty Spencer. 1 Food and fruit baskets will be i prepared by the class for Christmas f remembrances. The holiday party was set for Dec. 8 at the home of · : Rosalie and Charles King. ' . Mrs. Eileen Bowers had devotions ,i from 1st John, EI!zaberth DuffY had : prayer, and officers' reports were i were j 4 door, 4 cyl. engine, heater, 4 . speed trans., AM-FM radio, wheel c::overs. NOW• WAS • ' : '3395 = '3995 ._. ....... ,., 4J160 "The layered and Flash Dance Effect" MON:-SAT. 9:00 TO 9:00 HOURS •• SUNDAY 11:00 TO 8:00 SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR PH. 992-6491 OR 992-3106 IN THE HEART OF POMEROY F r· Ri_ght rarts- ,,e .irst 1me I~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;~;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;=::;~;;;;;;;;;;, n ~=v~~~~~~~:;nedywho j Winners In the coloring contest were given blue ribbons and $2, They were Michael Jarvis, Lori Russell, Jeremy Coleman, Brandl Hysell, Travis Grate, Joyce Crabtree, Billy Jones, Karen Cleland, Tommy Pennington, Melissa Durham, PhUllp Smith, Tammy Jo Miller, Mike Thacker, Angie Elliott, Carl Williams, Lisa Darst, Bobby Lambert, Cindy Smith, James Harmon, Alonna Cleland, Albert Van Cooney, and Tina Kauff; The first place pumpkin carving winners were Lee' a Johoson, David Gardner and Holly WUllams, each receiving a cash prize of $2. Those attending were also treated to free hot dogs, soft drinks and sweets which were procured and served by tbe PTO. Over 500 bags of treats were dlslrtbuted. · Amber Well taught a new game to the troop and She!lie Metzger taught a new game. Rhonda Gibbs and Sarah Harris demonstrated the correct way to fold the flag and the members practiced. Pat Schaekel ;md Janet Huffman took photographs of the group. Several volunteer mothers will meet with Jane Harris tnplanscraftsforfuture meetings. TL DON'T SACRIFICE QUALITY FOR PRICE DELCO WINDSHIELD WASHER SOLVENT & ANTI-FREEZE Valvoline 10W·40 PROTECTS TO 200 BELOW oo No. 22F!50 Limit 2 •4296 LOCK EXCH. DE-ICER NEVER NEEDS WATER . Unfreezes frozen tocks 11!201 No. 24·50 No . 24F -50 No . 70-50 No . 73·50 No. 74· 50 OIL FILTERS $}99 MOST U.S. CARS limit 2 "'~'::!.~ Oil FLYER given by LaDonna Clark and OUver Smith. Mrs. Smith also read a letter from Denny Allan. The class wil host thetrt-classmeetlngon Dec.14, 7:30 p.m. Tbe Feb. 2 meeting wlll be held at the home of Olive and Melvin Smith. . Prayer by Conrad Ohlinger preoeded refreshments served to those named and Elwood Bowers, Trudy Andrews, El!zabeth Ohlin· ger., Frances Eskew and Jenny WelL . AMC-FORD AND CHRYSLER CARS & LIGHT TRUCKS ON 2 GALLON PURCHASE Q ANUFACTURED Give her something really special... . . ..::tl:!nATER RADIATORS RECORED ULIJI;)MtJallE CUTLASS SUPREME 2 door, V-8, vinyl roof, heateF. auto. trans., power stHriftl, po-r disc brakes, body side mouldings, llnled glass, A~ radio, wheel covers. Stock No. 45481 1395 1 19 ~ ' NEW RADIATORS NOW ' 6 9 5 ; FORD ELITE LOCALOWNER LOWMILEAGE ' 2 door, V..a, air c::oncl., vinvl roof, ~ he11ter, auto. tr•ns., power · ""ring and brakes, body side ; mouldings, tinted gloss, cruiH • control, AM-FM radio, WSW ; radial -t tres,wheal covers, remote • control mirrors. 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LONG-CUT & MUSCLE FLEECE ,.: 113 COURT POMEROY, OHIO ......Oltlo ~ 11146port, the winners were Katie who was presented a music boXFink donated by Rutland Furniture, with second Class meeting held in Pomeroy : '3695 WAS ' Plans loran Investiture ceremony : later this month for new Brownies ~ were made when the Chester • Brownie Troop 1067 met recently at : the Chester Elemeni'ary School. • The girls were divided Into three ; groupsforprojectworkandselected I names lor their various patrols. ; They are; 'ShootlngSiani," the first !.year girls; "Butterflies,'' the second ; year girls, and "Raindrops,'' the · !hlrd year scouts. ~ ' 8-t ~ ~~·- '2295 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO WAS • $7C195 . El. ,C. SAVE 130 2995 1 1981 RENAULT LE CAR 1 ·· --~------------~~--------~ WAS '4995 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE KINGSLEY league'sBoardofGovernors-lts23 ownersis expected to make anew 1~r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::::;:;;;;;;::::::::::::;;;::~::::;i commissioner the first order of business when It meets here next week. v.a. v..a, air c::and., roof, •uto. trans., power steering, power disc brake•, body side mouldings, tinted glass, AM-FM radio, wheel towns where home carrier service Is available. · MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS lnllde Ohio 13 Weeks .............................. ... $1~.04 26 Weeks ..... ........................... . $27 -~ 52 Weeks .. ... ........................... . $51.48 Outside Ohio 13 Weeks ..... ... .. ...... ............. :: .. 115.21 26 Weeks ................................ . $29.64 52 Weeks .............................. .. . $56.21 786 N. 2ND AVE. presented a trophy and $5. In the pumpkin pie baking contest contribute to the retiring regional director' sgift. Mrs. Fetty and Mrs. Slater won the traveling prizes. Mrs. Conroy and Mrs. Reynolds served a dessert course with butter bon pumpkin candy being given as favors . Plans were also discussed lor the r.::::::w:lt:h:off:l:ce:r:s: · ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::; ;~-Brownies plan investiture No subsc rlpllons b}' maU permitted In IT O'Brien took over June 1, 1975, three years after the break-inof hls office as Democratic national chairman In Washington's Watergate complex. That set otfoneof the major pclltlcal scandals In history. He took over at the beginning ol the free-agent era, a lime when labor and financial disputes were just coming tn the forefront In sports, and he had a reputation a mediator and concillatnr. / One Week.. ........ ....... . .. $UIO One Month ............................... .$4.40 One Year ....................... / ........ $.'i2.M SINGLE COPY PRICES .• ;:COmmissioner. More than 500 turned out for the : ·.community halloween party at the Rutland Civic Center sponsored by . ·the Rutland VIllage Council, the : Civic Center Board, varlou,sorganlzatlons and Individuals and coordl· : · nated by Carolyn Nicholson. : ; Financing for the party was ; provided aimostentlrelybyRutland · residents with the help of a $200 · ilonation from the Eagles and $25 • !rom !he Rutland Emergency • Medical Service. : Fea tu,red was the parade of the • costumed with judging, pumpkin ' C81Vlng, haunted house, pumpkin ;; pie baking, free games and a • coloring contest. · Winners of the costume judging, : listed most original, prettiest, and . pgllest, In the various categortes • were as follows: preschol through ·· kindergarten, Natlas Halflll, , :Timmy Coleman, and Jamie WUli· · amson; grade school, Holly WUU· ams, Misty Powell and David DaUey; eighth grade and adults, pu-otyn Biggs, Joy Anderson, and ;. '!'ertnY Biggs. They were each SUBSCRIPTION RATIN \ Woodlund Centers BOB E SPOT FINANCING TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS! Stock No. 54020 Sentinei-Pa~S RaCine . A '}'Jary makes donatt'on OF OHIO, INC . ::Rutland community party .given by organizations By Carrier or Motor Route ! an unusual plant, and Mrs . Rey- annua!Chrlstmasflowershowtobe nolds, a quilt and a large wooden heldDec. 3and4atthernultlpurpose kitten door stop. buildlngwlththeclubtohavecharge Mrs. Reynolds also told of a of decorating the entrance and former Middleport park located on · providing four door prizes, cookies Hudson Street where Mr. and Mrs. and sandwiches. The club voted to WUIIam Slater now live. Mrs. Fetty presided at the meeting witt> r.;rs. Burkett giving UX1 the verse ol t~o .r. nth. Miss Smith A donation of $:nl on the jaws of reported on the recent meeting of llfe being purchased by the Racine the county association, and the firemen -was made at a recent Region 11 meeting was announced meeting of the Firemen's Auxiliary for Saturday at the Meigs Multlpurheld at the firehouse. pose Building. Beulah Autherson presided at the FRUTH PHARMACY ..' ·. POSTMASTER: Send address to The Dally Sentinel. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ' ~ · Prof essional Counseling and . Family Services WITH WINNERS - Eva Richards, right, was first pla!;e winner In the Southern FHA-HERO Chapter's district competition on narnetags, with • • Anita Richards as second place winner. York 10017. Meigs goes tn Jackson on Wednes- ~;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:=::::;;;;;;;;;j day, Nov. 16 at 5:30 p.m., . and 1 participates In the annual Athens Preview on Friday, Nov.18 against Logan at 7:45p.m. and winds up Its pre-season at North Gallla on Saturday, Nov. 19 at 10 a.m. There was no immediate word on a successor, although David Stem, the NBA's executive vice president and O'Brien's right-hand man, has ..been prominently mentioned. The •• Member: The Associated Press, In- Subscribers n ot desiring to pay the car· rler m ay rem it in advance direct to The Dally Sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credit will be given carrier each month. A "show and tell'' theme was carried ou! all he recent meeting of the M\ddlrpcrt Amateur Gardeners held at the home of Mrs. Rose Reynolds. Miss E1m• Smith displayed several handkerchefs made by her mother and sister, Mrs. Emogene . Crooks, a m•gnet for the refrigera· tor. Mrs. Marjorie Fetty, a floral picture made of human hair , Mrs. Martha Slater. an antique spice grinder Mrs. Clara Conroy. an antique' tin picture; Mrs. Grace Pratt, an art object made from nuts and bolts. Mrs . .Elizabeth Burkett, land Daily Press Assoclaton anEl the American Newspaper Publishers Association, National Advertising Representative, Branham Newspapet Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York, New Dally ......................... ........ . 20 Cents ' ~----------------------~--------------~ Published every afternoon, Monday "througll Friday, 111 Court Street, by the Ohlo Valley Publtshlng Company· Multimedia, Inc ., Pomeroy, Ohio &5769. 992· 2156. Second c lass postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio . and were unaware what the other I ~ Po~;;~~ Mackovtc said. "We've been averaging a Uttle more than that. We've just fell we had to throW the ball." Macknvlc blames lnjurtes to his offensive line in part for slowing the running attack, which has scored just six touchdowns and averages 3.1 yards per carry. · "We'realwaysjuggllngplayersln the lineup,'' Mackovlc said. "It's tough to get continuity with yoor off~Ive line and your backfleld." (USPS 11..11111) was planning to do. As juniors at Marion Linn,Mar last winter, Scott averaged 16.6 points per game and John scored at a 13.3 clip In helping Linn-Mar to a 24-0 record a11d the Class 3A state championship. Scott is a 6-!oot-4\1, forward and John is a 6-9 center. Wednesday was the first day high school and junior college basketball players could sign national letters of Intent during the NCAA's early signing period. Players who do not sign by next Wednesday must walt until April. The Doily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio throwlpg 35 or 40 timeS per game,'' i\ Division of Multimedia, Inc. resigns NBA post ·· NEW YORK (AP ) - Larry : O'Brten, who switched from politics ·:·tn sports and guided the National : Basketball Association through 8~ :;years of the free agent era's ·increasing financial complexity, ::Cesigned Wednesday as NBA 10, 1983 'Show and Tell' theme of garden .meetin.g . The Daily Sentinel 49.() Meigs cagers will scrimmage The Meigs Marauder varsity · basketball team will have its only · home scrimmages at the Lany : Morrison Gymnasium Friday even: tng and Saturday morning. · Friday at 7 p.m. the Marauders . will scrimmage Licking Heights for ' approximately two hours. The · Licking Heights team will spend the f night and compete In a three-way .• scrimmage with Meigs and Fort :: Frye, Saturday at 10 a.m. The : Saturday games -are scheduled to · · last approximately three hours. · ' Coach Greg Drummer. Meigs' November Bengals meet Chiefs Sunday .,_ By KEITH WISECUP Two undefeated football· teams Will meet In the first round of the . ~tate playoffs Friday evening. . Belpre and Coal Grove, both 1[).(), face each .other at 7: 30 p.m. at Ironton's Tank Memorial Stadium in what promises to be an all-out lhunday, Th'ursclay, November 10, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •JEWELRY REPAIR •WATCH REPAIR •APPRAISALS YOUII PROFESSONAL 240 THIRD AVE. 1704 EASTERN AVE. POMEROY, OH. 119 W. SECOND AVE. MON .-SAT. 8 A.M.-5:30 P.M. PHONE 446cl813 MON.-SAT. 8 A.M:-7 P.M . PHONE 446-4204 MON.-SAT 8 A.ll.-5:30 P.M. PHONE 992-2139 MASON ROUTE 33 MON.-SAT 8 A.M.-5:30P .M. PHONE 773-5511 POINT PLEASANT AUTO PARTS MON SAT 2611 JACKSON AVE. . PHONE 675-2731 8 A.M. 'til.•5:30P.M. 515 MAIN ST. PHONE 675·1520 JEWELER ' \ I I I I �- -- -. ~ • -. • The Daily Sentinel :~~• By The .Bend •' Thursday, November 10, 1983 ' TIIURSDAY .' POMEROY . - EvangeUne . Olapter 172, Order of the , Eastern Star, wm meet Thursday night at. 7: :ll p.m. at the temple. Dues are now payable. Big Brothers, Sisters opening Gallipolis office ' I,• I ; Offices for lhe Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Meigs, Gallla, JacksOn and Mason Counties have opened In Gallipolis on the second floor of the Warehime Building, 53(} Second Ave. The phone number Is 446-0170. · In making this announcement, the Program Director, Mrs. Pat Carter, expressed the gratitude of the local Board of Directors to Dr . Donald Warehime and Mrs. M'Lou Morrtson who have helped immea· surably in making arrangements for the office space In GaUia County. · Intercommunication Corpora· tlon, In conjunction with Skyline Bowling Lanes, are providing the r:n.a jor funding for the Skyline County Office. Tom Young, local representative of Intercommunlcatlon, Is credited for securing this financial support for the agency. Mrs. Carter reminds all of the community that Big Brothers and Big Sisters will benefit alias it helps children· to gr01. into productive and happy adults. Anyone who Is willing to partie!· pate as a volunteer should call 446-0170. Donations can be sent to Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Meigs, Gallla , Jackson and Mason Counties, P.O. Box 341, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. , •' "• •• POMEROY - Meigs County Coonhunters will meet Friday, 7 p.m., at the club house on Snowball Hill. Dues are payable at the meeting. D .<\NCE--This is one of the larger dance groups featured at the annual n >eita.l of the Shir ley Carpenter School of Dance which played to a full house Sunday evening at the Cheshire-Kyger Elementary School. They are front, I tor, AnaberCmnings, KrlstenSiawter, LisaPoalin, Anay Well, Chri'ti Maidens, Sus.m Houchins, Anay Rouse, Kimberly EWing, Suzanne Clay; back,l tor, Mindy Spencer, Leah Doidge, Kathy'lbomas, Traey Beegle, Anay Luckeydoo, Debbie Werry, ~Snyder, JW lleynolds and Instructor Shirley Carpenter. Solo dancers were /\nne Brown, Kristen Slawter, ,Julie Buck, Melissa Dempsey and ~ Snyder. Beat of the bend Your Libraries Smales selected manager Building handicap ramps ~ ' ' ' ..'', Many of ) 'Ou havf' come to know the Sacred Heart Church will be held with women of the church great cooks, you know ~ serving ham and chicken dinners from 4:30 to 7 p.m. There will be games throughout the evening. I know you'll be there! Dov le i\. tSkrp t Smales w ho has ~n ml.lnager of · Forked Run Stat e " 1•ark for the pas t 11 yca rs. Skip has hc<'n -!.....selec ted as the James Lardie, Cleveland, of the new park ma n· Child Advocacy Institute, will be ager of thP La ke speaking at a puplic meeting to be Hope State Pa r k in Vinton County held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday. and has begun hi s duties there. Nov. 16, at an open meeting to be La ke Hope is one of the largest parks in Ohio consisting of 69 held at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. ca bins. 223 cam ping sites and five He is coming here through the rcnt·a -cnmp un its for group and Jlrimilivc camping. The re are 14 efforts of Meigs County Coalit ion for Children which has been miles of l1iking trails plus 22 more ·· miles of trail na med the Zaleski charging that the county is not performing proper services for Backpack Trail. The camp features swimming, boa ting, a na ture cen- ' abused, neglected and dependent ter , dining lodge . a sleeping lodge children and that unused state a nd includes in it s program winte r moneys allocated for these services sperts of hiking, snowshoeing, are being returned to the State of camping, ice skating and sledding. Ohio.,. Mrs. Rober! Hayes, !'. 0. Box \39, Sy racuse. is coii E'C ting good warm clothing, bla nkets a nd nonperishable food items for Mexico. She w ill leave on Nov . 19 to lake the contributions and will a lso ne€<1 expense money for aU-H a ul !tu ck. If you'd like to help or would like mo rP inform a tion call Mrs. Hayes . a \ 992·lill72 or Word of Faith Church Pas \or Richard Stewart at 992-2403. And here's a date I know many of you w il l want to remember. Beloved Nonna Goodwin , retired Pomeroy bus iness woma n, who has remembered a nd remembered so m a ny of us over the y<'ars will be observing her 9'2nd birthday on Nov. 22. The address is 200 Lasley St .. Pomeroy. De want to remind you that a rabies clinic will be held at the EMS building, the Rutland Civic Center area, Saturday from 12 to 3: 30 p.m. under the sponsorship of the Meigs County Humane Society and the Meigs County Department of Health . Dr. Carol Osborn will be in charge a nd the charge is $3 per anima l. Other shots will be available for an additional charge. Dogs must be on leashes and other . pets confined. Now ·iet 's see aren't we the ones who criticize other nations especially one- for the censorship of government actions and the people being told only whitt the government wants them to know? Naw ... must be some other people. · · Do keep smiling ....... SPEAKER -The Ilev. C. C. Coolidge, Shawnee, Kansls, will be speaker for rev ivai services to ·be held at the Rutland Church of The Nazarene beginning Wed· nesday night and continuing through Nov. 13 at 7:30 each evenbtg and at 10: 30 Sunday mombtg. The Ilev. Mr. Coolidge conducted a tent meeting In Rutland at which tbe Rutland Church of tbe Nazarene was organized on A.ug. I, 1949. Besides supply pastorlng and revival work. Ilev. Coolidge has written over ~ poems and hymns conducting his own Bible verse distribution work which reaches up to 20,000 cuntacts annually. the public is invited to attend the services. Chatter Club meets ••I ' •' •' 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 Name omitted Eric Shoults was among those attending the recent meeting of Cub Scout Pack 241 held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sawyers. ills name was not lnclt.~ded in earlier account of the pack meeting. BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN ' The Raci nE" F ut ure P'a r m ers of Ame rica Chapte r has received a $5oo grant through the Ohio F'F A BOAC program, sponsored in part by Farmers Home Administration , to help in the construction of a swine-sheep building a t the Rock ' Springs Fairgrounds. This was announced at the cha plet;. s rrccnt meeting. An invitation was ~x tr n dcd to Randy Arms, J olm Witlba rgPI', Todd Hubbard . Mike Henry , Wendell Clark and Andy Rose to d tt rnd the Meigs County Soil and Water Conserva tion District dinner and to pay for their dinner tickets. The six are members of the rural and urban soil judging team and will receive cash awards and a trophy for winning the soU judging contest. The 'il'apter's fruit sale Is underway and It was announced that prices arP. down one dollar on thee box this year. Residents wishing to purchase fruit may contact Aaron Sayre, advisor, or an FFAmember. The chapter also has a store barn, six by eight by 12 for sale at $600. Anyone Interested may see It at the vocat.lonal agrlcuture bufldlng. ' .' ' THURSDAY~ ~OVEMBER 4 thru 1~ FRIOAV tr1ru ' In case you have forgotten some of the services and materials your library has to offer you, let me refresh you: Books - fiction and. non-fiction, reference books, toys, ' ' '·.. ,I• ( ( I • ! I I Your "EKtra Touch" Florist Since 1957 Laura! Cliff 1 · ~. news notes ~ •• PH. 992-2644 352 E. Main, Pomeroy Your FTD Florist we POMEROY The Rev. Father Anthony Glannamore Will be speaker at the annual Veterans Day service to be held bY Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, at 10: 45 a.m. Friday In front of the courthouse in Pomeroy, Pomeroy Mayor Oarence Andrews wlli present a welcome. The public is invited to attend and church bells of the commun.lty will rtng to mark the occasion. I ~~ FLORIST " " . ,..... .., .. . ,, .~ NoUJ Give ,You The Worlds .. •' ' Biggest,. Best Salad !!!!!~~~:ld ,., Included ~ith everff:O~~~ur favorite fixm s.V s.A. of salad wtth over · In th.r • . -~ 1, .., . onl/1 at the Blflfl111t ,a;; • . j I • • .. . r ...;!.• . :t Attendance Oct. 23 at the Free r-M,ethodtst Church was 118. Choir members present were 10. The Laurel Cllft Health Club . celebrated Its 48th anniversary . Tuesday, Oct. 18 with a potluck dinner at the local church with nine members present. Door prize was won bY Mrs. Beulah Orshlr. Attendance at all services Oct. 30 at the Free Methodist Church was 114. Choir members present were 12. Rey. Wiseman preached in the absence of Pastor Miller who was ailed to Cleveland over the weekend . Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Gilkey visited recently with Mrs. Della Stahl. The friends of Mrs. Della Curtis were sorry to hear of her death Sunday, Oct. 31. Mrs. Curtis lived In this community a number of years and ws liked by every one. ·-.. ,., '- t: at t • ~· T CONVERSE PONY Quality Brand Shoes That Give You Comfort and Looks ~~ r "l" o ' ~-------.. ' " (flcanveRsiJ ~-~_,.11 ., •'~· .... _ . ·q All Sta,- Pro Leath&,. Be Sure To Attend Our FREE Microwave Cooking School Thursday, Nov. 17 All Stsri!l are worn by more pro and college ~layers thsn an{ other 7 ·P.M. 'TIL-9 P.M. CLOSE ROUT j:~~ FREE FINANCING AVAILABLE! TELEPHONE GOOD IT IS!I AUDIO,OX• PHONE One piece corded telephone. Bell ringer on/off. Last number redial. Mute. Audible dial tone and dialing pulses. Wall holder included . Meigs FFA chapter plans fruit sale • The Meigs High School Future Farmen of Arnerlca Is conducting its annual citrus fruit sale through Thls year the sale will lnclilde ·~ ' ~ 25" Ploceeds from the trult sale are used to sponsor several of the chapter actMttes Including the district and sblte judging teams, DIAGONAL camp acholarships, field trips and awaftb for the annual parent- : member banquet. . Anyme wishing to order citrus lruit or popcorn should contact chapter advisors, Evl'rett Holcomb or Ted Cottennan at 992-2158 of any GT Matic Color PROMISES '-~ "Ct~I NT OR REFUND 1\ ~t1\."' INCLUDED' WITH EVERY PANASONIC MICROWAVE OVEN RCA 19" .._... RCII Gives you more time for good ~mes . STARTING AT MIDDLEPORT . COLOR TV $318 . ' ".If~'\'. • FFAmember. DAN'S BOOT .SHOP 318 N'orth Second Avenue ( .;:~' .... TO CONs ~Good Housekeeping GAS or ELECTRIC I * ~\~ 'fi~RRANTY limited .S42 99 - Panasonic Nov.ll. TRANSFERS & ~USTOM LETIERING AVAILABLE PH. TH THE PURCHASE OF A W1~O~IC WJCROWAVE OVEN • • • ~ YOU CAl'~ TELL A FRIEND HOW • Iii Ohio 45760 $}50 SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA . LONG SLEEVED "T" SHIRTS M • Saves space in your kitchen because it's compact. • Goes almost anywhere-on a wall, on a shelf, in a corner. Nobody knows more about microwave cooking than Litton. ON SELECTED MODELS ahoe. NIKE BLAZER ·- MICROWAVE OVEN Honor Rolls HI-Cut Converplt .: Model fl : 1420 gounnet popcorn. Beta Sigma Phi sorority meets Ctu·istmas party arrangement s . Mrs . A.R. Knight. sponsor, atwere made ·at the Tuesday night tended along with 20 members of the meeting of Xi Gam ma M\l Chapter chapter. Charlotte Hanning had of Beta Sigm a Phi Sorority held In . charge of the.meetlngwlthcommltthP social tw m of the Middtcpot1 tees reporting: A workshop was held for the holiday bazaar. firehouse. .• loan. films. lnterllbraty loan, tax forms, records, Adult Basic Educa· lion classes, magnifying glass. talking book machine applications, bookmobile, man-a-book. Come in and see us, I'm sure we have for Omelette Makf!r Veterans Day ' services set I magazines, cameras, projector TIE ONE ON NIKE ·'' . ' Thursday, the annua l bazaar of Racine FFA gets construction grant Happenings Better Hurry! Friday Saturday & .Monday Only! Microwave Cooking Set includes: • Micro· Browner" • Muffin Pan • Omelette Maker ·• Roasting Rack • 2 -qt. Roaster/ Baker • H'2-qt. Casserole & Cover • 160 Page Full Color Lilton Cookbook COOLVILLE -Benefit baked goods and craft sale Saturday, noon to 5 p.m., at Arcadia Nursing Center, Main St., Coolville; proceeds go to the Gray Panthers of Southeastern Ohio. ', I . WITH PURCHASE OF ANY MICROWAVE OVEN OR RANGE .•. Bake, craft sale 1-'-------------.J------------ Recent hostesses for Chatter Club meetings have been Mrs. Dorothy Roach and Mrs. Lola Harrison . Games were played at both meetings ,with prizes being awarded to the winners. Refreshments were served. A bake sale was held· ., recently. Mrs. Dorothy McGuffin will host the November meeting. Free Turkey POMEROY A square dance will be held at the Seitlor Citizen Center, Friday, 7 p.m ., with proceeds to go to the Veterans Memorial Hospital Auxlllary to install telephones In patient rooms. Refreshments will be served beglnntng at 6: :rJ p.m., and there wlll be an admlssion charge. vine wreaths. Members on the · ' nature walk were Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, Ida Murphy, Suzanne Warner, Helen Johnson and Marjorie Purtell. ALL SEATS $2.00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 00 By RUTII POWERS If you have been past the · Middleport Library lately you will have seen the progress made on the construction of the ramps. This Is a welcome addition and · hopefully It will benefit a lot of people who would like to use the library but have not been able due to a handicap or a handicapped condition. The Friends of the Meigs Library have undertaken a project for the Pomeroy Library. The noor In that building is In really bad condition, so tile Friends are sponsoring a fund drive to raise the money to carpet the noor. Anyone wishing to contribute to this fund may do so at the library or send their contribution to Dorothy Oliver, who Is the treasurer of the Friends. Make checks payable to The Friends of . the Meigs Library. The library staffls In the planning stages of some lnterestlng..• adult programs to be offered at the library. I hope our efforts will he well received. When plans are firmed up we will announce the dates. There will be a nother -planning session held Nov. 5, 10 a.m., at the Pomeroy Library. concerning the children' s programs we would like to offer in 19&1. Anyone who Is Interested In children ·would be most welcome to attend. - FRIDAY 1 Daily Sentinei-Page-7 • POMEROY -Southern Band Boosters will me<:'t Thursday, 7: 00 pm., at the high school band room. Fernwood Garden Club holds meeting · A nature walk was enjoyed Saturday by several members of the Fernwood Garden Club. The group met at the home of Helen Johnson and toured the Johhson-Warner hills, off Wolf Pen Road. They gathered fungus, bit· tersweet, grapevine, honeysuckle vine and nuts for holiday arrangements. The group observed a doe and a fawn and enjoyed sack lunches on top of Warner Hill. Kathryn Johnson demonstrated the , art of making POMEROY - The WUIIng Workers Class of the Enterprise Un.lted Methodist Church will tneet Thursilay at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Dorothy Long with Agnes Dixon as hostess. • ' ., . · •, · :. ,! · ' ·: ' . The Cale'!Ui4r ' ..,', IPage-6 Thunday, No .. mher 10, 1983 ,. ELLIOTT'S Open Evenings $295 Till 9 P.M. \' ' SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA RANGES I I • ., •. DOWNTOWN STORE 70 PINE .STREET ) . , •' • ' �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page • 8-lhe Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 'Mayor's Court costs, Improper backing; Mike Jackson, Middleport, $10 and costs running stop sign. • In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Ho!lman, four defendants were fined and six others forfeited bond. Forfeiting bonds were Russell Caruthers, Middleport, Danny Darst, Pomeroy and Shawn GU· more, Pomerox. $4!'il each, DWI; -Timothy C. Stover, Pt. P leasant, :$450, DWI, $:00, fleeing an officer, $100, disorderly conduct. Fined were John Ord, Middleport, $425 and costs, three days confinement , DWJ; Melvin Henry, Henderson, sevendayscontinement,forfeit weapon , concealed weapon; Ri· chard Carutllers, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Br ian Grindstaff, Racine, $10 and costs, illegal plates; Herschel White, Auburn, W. Va .. $10 and . In tlle coort of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews, three defendants wer e fined and four others forfeited bond. Forfeiting bonds were Paul Sturgeon, Ashlton, W., Va. , $47, speeding; Velma M. Douglas, $13, assured . clear distaRce; Shaw.n Gilmore, Pomeroy, $263, leaving seene of accident; Joyce Hall, Pomeroy, $52, speed. F ined were Rcbin Slater, Dexter, speed, $45 and costs; Jay Rowe, Middleport, $63 and costs, faillure to register vehicle; Charles Batley, Sr., Pomeroy, $43 and costs, stop sign violation. ., . . Meigs County happenings S~owing set tonight Veterans Memorial A video taPEd showing of "The Chemical People" will be presented at 7 this evening in the cafeteria of Meigs High School. The film deals with what the parent or adult can do about chemical abuse by school age children . The showing is open to the public and is the second such meeting held on "The Chemical People" prrsentations. Faculty member. Mrs. Jeanie Taylor, Is in charge of the' presentation and meeting. Marriage license A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Shawn Alan Bell, 21. Racine, and Rhonda MarieJeffers.l7, Pomeroy. Saturday ba nquet A falls sports banquet will be held at Eastern High School Sa turday, Nov. 12, at 6: lJ p.m, Dinners are $Sa person. Adm it ted-- Coli n Chevalier , Reedsv ille; Bernice King, Hemlock Grove; Evelyn Lewis, Pomeroy; Elvira Barr, Syracuse. Discharged--Tannmy Bable, Ge· raid Morris. Meigs County property transfers Mary E. Grimm, deceased, Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., Pomeroy Village. Donnie Floyd to Orland W. F loyd, one-half acre, Sutton. · Leading C.eek .Watershed Assoc.. Inc. to Daniel Levingston, Allee Y. Levingston, .13 acre, Rutland. John E . Call, Selma Call tbJames E. Diddle. Right of Way, Chester. Ivan Wood, Evelyn Wood to James E . Diddle, Right of Way, Chester. Violet J. Morality to Ethel G. Shasteen , Lot 57, Pomeroy VU!age. Wllliarn J . Pooler Jr., Sha ron Pooler to Roy F. R)ffle, Frana K. Riffle, Parcel, Chester. Larry Walker, Kay Walker to Leading Creek Conservancy Dis!. , Right of Way, Salisbury. ·Brian K: Mulliner, Lla n H. Mulllner to Buckeye Rural E lectrlc Coop, Inc., Right of Way. B&T Christmas Trees, Inc. to Buckeye Rural E lectric Co-op , Inc, Right of Way, Sal~m. Charles D. Hamilton to Michael C. Warner. Shella G. Warner, Parcels, Sutton . Sharon J . Davidson, Lee A. Davidson, Ba rbara Hegler, J am es He,~:ler to Ma urice E . Durst, Marcella G. Durst, one-fourth acre, Middleport Village. ' Roberta C. O'Br ien, J . B. O'Brien, J . B. O'Brien, Trustee Agent, to Charles Clark, Mary Ann Clark, Parcel, Salem. Charles Clark, Mary Ann Clark to Larry D. Barr, Sharon L. Barr, P arcel, Salem . Charles Cla r k, Mary Ann Clark to E ugene 1 C. J ohnston, Wanda B . Johnston, P arcel, Salem . Sylvia Gall Herrmann, aka Gall Herrman, aka Gail Herman, a ka Gall Herrma n, deceased, to P a u)lne Thompson aka Ruth Pauline Thompson, Maxine Little aka Lora Maxine Little, Wilma Parker aka Wlltna L. P arker, Karen S. Austin, Peggy Thomas aka Peggy A. Thomas, Cert. of Trans., Salisbury. Bids received for • •• a:trport operation WE WELCOME YOU TO TRY OUR NEW SPECIALTIES ENJOY THE GREAT FOOD AND FINE ...,.ATMOSPHERE .,. .,.r' 5-9 FRIDAY-SATURDAY --- ........ NOW SERVING A NEW lUNCH MENU ----~-~~·~~-~~~·------- LIVE ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHT . "STRINGS LEATHERWOODn r-----------------------, I I I NOW BOOKING BANQUETS ANI) PARTIES FOR THE HOI.IDA Y SEASON CAU NOW TO ASSURE A RESERVATION , BEFORE IT'S TOO l.A TE I I 992-3629 I 'I . I I ., NOW UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT interest all concerned ." La te ofTuesday afternoon, the commission Issued a statement accept ing the resignation, adding, " ..,wesincerely thank Mr. Beebe for his service to tlle alrJxlrt and tlle community since 1974.'' Four bids for the advertised management position at the jointcounty · faclllty were opened and publiCly read Tuesday mom!ng. Bids were received from Glen T. Crisp, LangsVille, Amburgey Aviation, Pt. Pleasant, Gregory E. Lawson, Barboursville , W.Va. , and Douglas Enoch, Gallipolis. Tile bkls were taken under advisement. The county plans to m eet Individually with each applicant. The pos ition In question relates . exclusively to airport management , a commission spokesperson said Tuesday. Operation of the facility will remain under tlle authority of the Gallia·Metgs Reglonal Airport FFA receives grant monies _ The Racine Future Farmers of 11 ' - America Chapter has received a $5oo grant tllrough tbe Oh!o FFA BOAC program, sponsored In part by Farmers Home Adrnlnistrat!on, to help in the construction of a Swine-sheep building at the Rock 'Springs Fairgrounds. • CARPET REMNANTS - SHORT ROLLS - FULL ROLLS " . This was announced at the chapter's recent meeting. An invitawas extended to Randy Anms, Jolin wtubarger, Todd Hubbard, Mike Henry, Wendell Clark and iuidy Rose. to attend the Meigs County SOil and WaterConservatlon District dinner and to pay for thelr dinner tickets. The six are members of ~he rural and urban soil judging teinn and will receive cash awards and a trophy for winning the soil judging contest. · The annual fruit sale of the chapter is under way and It was ;Uwounced .t hat prices are down one dollar on the box this year. Residents wishing to purchase fru it may contact Aaron Sayre, adviSor, or an FFA member . The chapter alSo has a store barn, six by eight by 12 for sale at $1i00. Anyone interested may see It a t the vocational agricuture building. MAR G uERITE SHQ Es "The Middle Shoe Store in the Middle _Block." POMEROY, OHIO PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY A powder puff football game, -sponsored by the Meigs Year Book Staff , will beheld Friday, Nov.ll a t7 p.m. at Marauder Stadium in P om eroy. The senior girls will play the junior girls. Admission is $1 for students and $2 for adults. A dance wlll be held a t the h!gh school following the game from 10 p.m. until midnight. Grange meets tonight Rock Springs Grange will m eet this l!vening at.7: 30 p.m. rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l ,. ' !tan In Meigs County Cornn;Jon Pleas Court the marriage of P amela J. Salser and Henry Anthony Salser, J r ., was dissolved. PRICE r~A;utho;;ri;t;; y . ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;:;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;~~~;;~~ Powder Puff game set HUGE MUSHROOM-Billy Crane holds an edible mushroom that ·weighed four pounds and five ounces. 'l1le mushroom was found by his sister, JoEDen Crane on the Max Folnlerpropertyon Nye Ave. • To end marriage Veteran's Day **1983** CRICKET LIGHTERS PKG. OF 2 is7 calls answered Rena P. Rollins (Continued from page 1) Hicks of the P omeroy Pollee Deparlment and Syracuse Pollee Chief Milton Varian. Eynon admitted to all five break-ins. Officers werealso ableto recover the money taken from the previous breaking and enterings at the Eynon residence.· Deputies are a lSo investigating a breaking anilenteringthatoccurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. F rank Broderick, Long Hollow Road. According to the report, an unknown person entered the residence sometime Wednesday by kicking in the front door. J ewelry. watches, knives and som e m oney were reported missing. Wednesday, the sher iff's department transported Fred Kuhn and Jimmy King to the Columbus Correctional Facility to begin serv· ing tllelr sentences recentlY lm· posed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. '•, . . . ·---------------------~-J I Area .death I Deputies.. Rena P. Rollins, 57, Tuppers Plains, died Wednesday at CamdenClark Memorial Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Va., following an extended illness. She was born in Putman County , W.Va., a daughter of Roy a nd E lla Jividen Rollins. Tuppers Plains, with whom she resided. She was a m ember of the Middlepcrt Church of the Nazarene. Surviving besides her parents are two brothers. the Rev. Denver Rollins, Grove City, and Orville Rollins, Boston , Mass.; two sisters, Mary Scarberry, Muncie, Ind., and Glenda Benedurn, Reedsville, and several nieces a nd nephews. She was preceded in dea th by two sisters and two brothers-in-law. Services will be held atl: 30 p.m. Saturday at rhc White Funeral Home in l':ootville with the Rev . Charles r oy le officiating. Burial will be in Meigs Memory Gardens, Friends may c all at the fu neral home anytime after 2 p.m. on Friday . ''' I The Ninth District Commander will be present when Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled l\merican Veterans, meet at 6: ll p.m . Monday at the chapter home on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. M. L . Kelly, adjutant, asks all members to be present. The i,adies Auxiliary of the Orange Volunteer Fire Department will stage a public turkey supper at the Tuppers P lains F ire Station saturday beginning at 4: 30 p.m. Saturday. Cost of the supper Is $3 with dessert being an additional charge. ••, ;, .( DAV meeting set Turkey dinner set Bids received from parties interested in assuming management respOnsibilities of the Gallla-Me!GS Regiona.) Alrport were opened Tuesdayby theGalliaCount)'Board of Comm issioners, Also on Tuesday. the commission received and accepted the res!gnalion of La,rry Beebe, Gallipolis, as president of the 7-mem ber Gall!aMeigs Reglonat Airport Authority. In a letter. dated !\'a,·. 7. informed !he board: "It has been my privilege to serve on the Airport Authority ·since 1974. Recent events, however, have precluded my ability to serve both the commissioners and the aviation community. "In the belief that there are others who can adequately ·serve in this voluntary capacity, I am resigning 1n what I believe to be the best NEW DINNER HOURS TUESDAY·THURSDA Y<• ~-- - ~ ONE SELECT GROUP OF • . ,_..,.,.. . 5-10 ays Sentinei- Page-9 The ONLY Units o! the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services answered 157 calls transporting 128 patlents during October, Adminls· · trator Bob Eyer reports. Ca lls answered by the various uiuts Include Middleport, 43; Pomeroy, 41; Racine, 29; Tuppers Plains,21; Rutland, ll!, Syracuse, 5. Of the patients, transported 66.4 percent were taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; 21.1 percent to Holzer Medical Center and 12.5 IJEircent to other hospitals. During the month vehiCles were driven a total of 5493.2 miles, an average of 24.5 miles per calls. nly (NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED) ACTIFED Nasal Decongestant/Antihistamine 12 TABLETS l"""'ltbol l REG. '2.16 Antacid/ Anti-Gas Fast Relief . $}29 ONLY · I sodium We're proud to honor our American Vets lor the personal contributions each has made in preservIng and upholdlflg our democratic way of life, and our eflorts .for peace throughout the world. Closed Friday CHRISTMAS CARDS o~t~e at1on I Open air meeting set Weather penn!ttlng the Salvation Armywillholdandopenalrmeetlng 011.the lower parking lot In P omeroy ·lhJs evening at 6:45p.m . CHRISTMAS GENERIC GIFT WRAP 3 SQ. FT. ROLL CIGARETTES ank ~Y100£©QJJ~[j ~osed Friday By~~:~~~~~ Reg. $600 BolC ,................... ONLY $3.99 Reg. $400 Box ... .................. ONLY $2.69 WE WILL BE CLOSED FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I lTH TO OBSERVE VETERANS ' DAY ' .The offices of the prosecuting • attorney , Craw's Law Offices and the . courthouse will be closed F riday, Nov. 11, in observance of yeterans Day. 'Offices of Middleport Village Hall wDl be closed all day Friday in ,Observance of Veterans Day. 79¢ ONLY 69¢ EVERY DAY LOW fRICE 83¢ PACK $6.83 A CARTON AMITY BILLFOLDS Syracuse, Ohio 45779 Racine, Ohio 45771 Phone (61 4) 992-6333 MEIBER'FDIC Phone (614) 949-2210 MEN'S & WOMEN'S 40% OFF 40°/o OFF Christmas Shopping Missle':ianci Willie . homesteading in the West. A c hurch Is established, an accident occurs; and God's protection and strength become evident to Mlssle a nd he r family as· they reach out to Nim . $4.95 OTHER JANETTE OKE'S BEST SELLING PRAIRIE ROMANCES MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE & Sat.9:30-5 HOURS: Mon.· Thur. Friday 9:30-8 • ' . 83 Mill St. 992·2641 ORIGINAL PRICE ON .... Gift Idea FOR INFANT BOYS KNIT 2 & 3 PIECE Sweater Sets $89.9 20°/o OFF :' ALL NOW BLAZERS NOW S2}60.S2640 NOW S}320.S}500 LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS FREE GIFT WRAPPING PKG; of 10 ONLY • • • "YOUR DISCOUNT CLOTHING SPfCIAL TV STOllE." STORE HOURS: 9:30A.M. TO 8:00P.M. FRI. I:SO A.M. TO 8:00 P.M. 399 W. MAIN ST. Digital Blood Pressure Mon'itor REG. '69.95 MODERN SUPPLY · 992·2164 . ONL~ $47 79 POMEROY OH The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" For- Pets. Stables, Large 8t S.;,ali · Animals. Lawns 8t Oarden1. ,. REG. Il.25 Sl.59 . tiMEX . HEALTH CHECK' BELTS + $5 ONLY 77¢ V-100 DISPOSABLE INSULIN SYRINGE AND WESTERN • ONLY $3 by Acme • 7.00 Tylenol Extra Strength Capsules 13 ONLY SO's REG '5.18 . WESTERN BOOTS BLOUSES ORIGINAL 122"'-'26"' . REG. Men's, Women's & Children's NOW sgoo_s 1020 ORIGINAL '3t.00· '44.00 1 OZ. TRAVEL BOTTLE 20°/o OFF ORIGINAL '15 .00-•17.00 S1QB0,;$16BO SPRAY COLOGNE .65 oz. 19 1 ' SK.IRTS ORIGINAL '18 .00-'28.00 English Leather Colognes (EXCLUDING ANY FEED) GRAFF WOMEN'S COORDINATE SELECTIVE GROUP PANTS AVIANCE NIGHT MUSK BOX OF 100 ONLY WITH NEEDLE $16.49 ---------~-------~ SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy - . hnneth McCMIIowgh, A.Ph. Ch1rln Alffl1, A .Ph. Ron1ld H1nlnw. A. Ph . Mon. dtfu S1t. 8:00 1.m . 10 I p. m. Sundly 10:30 to 12:30 and 4 co 8 p.m . PRESCRIPTIONS PH .992-2 9!1 5 Frl.ndl¥ Service E. M1in j · Pom.,oy. 0 . · ~ Op.n Night• _ ti l 9___ "!!!""_._._ .__ _ ________ .• ' ' ·• \ �. l'age' -10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Thundcly, No....mbet 10, 1983 Ohio The Daily Sentinel Thundcly, November 10, 1983 servtces • B.us mess ::::::::Jr:::::::::~r::::::::::::::::::::Jc========::i e PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Oailly Sentinel Classified Dept. ~ GUN SHOOT Vinyl llo Aluminum SIDING 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 FIRE ., . 3 -Announceme nts 23-Professional Services 4 -G iv eawai . 5-Happy Ads 6-los tand Fo und 31 -Homas for Sale 32-Mobile Hom eo for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 3 S-Lot s & Acreage 2 &-Real Estate Wanted 7 - Yard Sale (paid in advance ) 8-Pubic Sale & Auction 9-Want ed to Buy 51 -Household Goods 52-CB. TV l!o R..tio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc. Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 5 7-Musinllnstrumants 5 B-Fruits & Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade \ ' 41 -Houses for Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 1 1-Help Wanted 1 2- Situated Wanted 1 3- lnsurance • 1 4· Busi ness Training 45-Furnished Rooms 1 5-Schools 1 6-Radio , TV & CB Repair 46-Space for Rant 47-Wentedto Rent 17-Miscellaneous landmalt Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PROBATE DIVISION, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO RAMONA K. COMPTON, Ad· NOTICE OF PIJBUC SALE Street N1nety feet (90) to the The prem •ses are appra1sed at $12,000.00 and can not be miniltnnrix of the Estate of Erna Elizabeth Jeaae , Oet!aaed, Plainltff, Delendama. CASE NO. 23,656 2 In Memoriam -=========~I r :~ 81 -Home lmp10vamant. 82-Piumbing & Heating 83-Excavating 84-Ehictrical & Refrigeration 85-Ganerol Hauling 86-M.H. Repair 87-Up!>Distery Public Notice RICHARD M. YOUNG, ET AL, Pomeroy 61 -Farm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buv 63-Liveatock 64-Hay l!o Grain 6 5-Seed l!o Fertilizer Public Notice ...... Serviceman On Duty Monday-friday 8:30 to 12 and I to 5 Saturday 8:30a.m. to 12 Noon Also complete service on all Hotpoint and General ~lectri c Appliances. Other makes also serviced and we also service Kerosene Heaters. I Public Notice 5" Misc. Merchandise HOM ELITE CHAIN SAW SERVICE AT Pnm,..rnu lpp II 48 -Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease 1 8- Wanted To Do 71 ·Autos lor Sole 72-Trucks lor Sole 73-V.,s&4WD 74-Moton:ycles' 7 5- B011t. & Motors 76-Auto P - & Accessories 77-Auto Repoir 78-Camplng Equipment IN MEMORIAM In Loving Memory of Ralph D. Keller who died Nov. 10, 1979 In pur.suance of the Order of the Probate Court of Meigs County. Oh1o. Ramona K Compton. Adm1n1stratm: of the Es tate of Erna Ehzabe th Jesse. Deceased. 'Mil oHer lor sale at publiC auct10n on the 19th day ot November. 1983. at 10:60 A.M. at the door of the M e1gs County CourthOUse. Pomeroy, Oh1o. the followmg descnbed real estate The follow1ng descnbed real estatet Situate 1n the Counw of Me1gs Elnd State of Oh10. and m the Vi llage at Pomeroy, and bounded and descr1bed as follows . Begmn~ng at the southeast co r 11~r at Lot No. Two ~ 2) m !he angle of Mam Street and Spr1ng Street. thence along Ma1n Street southwesterly forty-f1ve feet to a lot owned by Lov1na Sadly missed by wife. Marcia, and Family Down1e. thence back along the upper Sldfl of L~lVIna Oown1e's sa1d lot N1nety feet (90) to the northeasterly corner of sa1 d lot and parallel w1th Sprmg Srreet· thence m an ea sterly d1rect10n ::>.nrl oarallel With Ma1n StrAf'l1 forlv-'lrve feet {45) to SpnnQ Street: thence along Spnng place of begmnmg . AJ so. the following described traCt 1n same V1llage. County an d State: beg 1nn1ng at the northeast comer of a lot owned by Lov1na Oow n1e: thence m a nort herly direct1 on and parailel w1th Spnng Street Ten feet { 10): thence 1n an easterly d•rect1on and parallel w1 th Mam Street forty-t1ve feet (451 to Spnng Street thence m a southerly No Sunday Calls 3-11 -tfc Classified pages cover the following_telephone exchanges ... Meigs County .t.... Code614 Gllllia County AreaCode614 ' 446- Galipolia 3&7-Cheahire 388-Vinton 246-Rio Grande 266-'-Guyan Dist. 643-Arabia Diat. 379 - Walnut NOW IN SAVE NOlo'! Pomeroy, Oh. -_ PARCEL SERVICE : DEPOSITORY DAILY PICK UP SERVICE ' BY P.S. - PUROLATOR ~ .,.~DOOR TO DOOR,_f ,.- u ~\ DELIVERY ,l P~R CH PRI ORITY SHIPMENTS • fOR LESSTHAN U. S. MAIL SAVE IQ% ro 50% AND MORE BRING YOUR PACKAGES FOR SHIPMENT TO: POMEROY PARCEL SERVICE 279 Main St. . Pomeroy, Oh. " s~~~ Located in H&R "~-0"<;.. .._o Block Building ~ SCIPIO RECYCLING Top Prices Paid · For All Cast or Sheet Type Aluminum Delivered to Plant I V. M. Easl of Paceville On Township Rd . 141 We Specillize · in Aluminum Only PH. 992-3466 10/1 9/2 mo. pd H. L. Writesel ROOfiNG .All types o roof work. new or repair , gutters and dOWQSPOUf$, gutter cleanrn1 and painting, sform doors and windows. · · All Work Guaranteed - .. "Free Estimates" . Call 949-2263 < or 949-3091 3-10-tfc ~ TV & APPLIANCES ·627 3rd Ave.-Ph. 446·1699 Spin Wishers, &Is • ~ " AUTOGLASS OUR SPECIAL':rYI'' 1w1,." Vou Need Glo S> Vou Need Lis ... We Con Hondle Your Eve ry Glass Need ! 11-r;;:;~..W~o~W~a!_!n!_!I!_A~n~d~:~j~ ialo V~ur Business.. II Free 8:00 to 7-00 " 992- Midcllepon PomarCJf 9116- Chester 343- Portllnd 247'- Latan Falls 949- Racina 742- Rutlond 687- Coolvilhi 675458 676 773 882 895 937 - Do Candlewicking! fnt A6ct _ 13u iil terms ot the sale are cash in The craft of csndlew~king ldds countrj charm to this quilt. Classic wreatll ond flower motil is bo<dere<l b1 print, ldge<l with ruffles. Use csndlew~ki ng thrN<I , embroidery floss. Pattern 1163: lisSue transfer of molifs; guilt about 75"xl01". $2.51 lo! ead1 pattern. Add 501 esch pattem lo! postage and handline. Send to: 411ct' •• ,l .......... llall Crafts ._. hand on the d·a te ot- sale Ramo na K. Compton. Ad m1n1stra tnx of the estate of Erna Elizabeth Jesse. Deceased Pie-• Pt. Leon Apple Grove Moson N- Haven Latan , Butt.lo 11113. 10. 1,7 31c westerly d1rect1on and para llel w1th Ma1n Street forty- f1ve ,feet to the place of beg 1nn1 ng lt IS e#xpressly understood and agreed thaf the above desc nbed stnp ot ground IS to be used as a P&r1 of the lower 'half of a twentv loot alley runn1ng from Mrs . Atkinso n's lot to Spr1119 Street and par.allel with Ma1n Street . It bemg the 1nten t10n of deed to convey the The Daily sentinel ill 1&3, Gd CINitia Sla. Ntw 10113. Print liN, . Addrm; Zl,, P1111rn N..w. YOUR NEXT CRAfT is in our NEW ,... I!Y New Homes- Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work Custqm Pole Bldgs. Salem Twp. Rd. 180 · Dexter. Oh .. 45726 Bill Eskew & PH. 742-2456 12:00 nOOfl n J_-sno , 773 -5118 Garages J&F CONTRACTING •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER. GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS . RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING •CONCRETE WORK .COAL SJQOO GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 11 -1-lfc PH . 992 -2280 BONOEO &.WORK GUARANTIED PHONE JIM CLIFFORD 992-7201 3-HI 2-23-11< THE TROPHY KING CHESTER 134-1~lllclllal Qlflls ltiiM Qliltlll 'AUTO PARTS ; , · ' AND I ! REPAIR iI 131t: 12HIIcl 'rt Ellr ,.... .. Qooilll CHESTER, OH. J 12J.t.............. Qlflls 126-l'llrlflr Crallr fiiiNis 18-hlll Qlflls s.- liUIIdlll • 111-latr art II Rn IIJ'hl 114WIII* AlaMM . ' llt-PriaAf&lllas . 111-latr art " ...,. tiiCIIII 1.,.Seol+lllit (lllic liMe illd) 117-lllllal Sew~~~ CHARLES SAYRE AND SON 114-lllilll..., 113-15 Qlflls llr ,..., Roofing & Siding Co. Route 1 lone Bottom. OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 12-20-lfc 115-illltalll fllilloa premtses as conveyed by n1'e Dav1s to L1llte B. Kaspar two deeds dated March 2 . 1985 and recorded 1n Vol. 79. Pages 182 and 183 RE F DEED: County Vol. 267.. J1P:i!J\::::rk':: ' (1) the level of the rates proposed by Ohio Bell and by the Commission Staff for equipment and services used by telephone answaring services, by members of the Ohio Independent Communications Association ~OICA), and by members of the Ohio Association of Rlidio Common Carriers ~Ohio RCC); (m) the reasonableness of a "Complex" dual element ~installation) rate-structure; (n) the leval of rates proposad for PBX Service Area Function ~SAF) charges and other PBX services; (o) the proposed leva! of rates for Ohio Bell's Centrex II and Centrex 100 and their impact on tote! authorized jurisdictional revenue; (p) the pwposed level of rates and rate structure for Direct Inward Dialing (DID) service, the proposed level of rates for PBX tnjnks required to serve DID numbers, and the new monthly trunk termination charge; (q) the proposed level of rates for Ben Boy Signalling Service and Improved Mobile Telephona Service; (r) the proposed level of rates for monthly Service Area Function (SAF) chargee for concentrator-identifier talk paths, secretarial lines, off premise PBX main or extension stations and other services used by telephooe answering services; (s) tha proposed rates for the monthly Local Loop charge, concentrators and identifiers, and telephone answering service patron bridsing connections; (t) the level of rates recommended by tha Staff for DID service, remote call forwarding, and inStallation charges for teJe. phone answering servia! patron bridsing connections, local residen-:a and nonresidence exchange eenic:es; lui the termination of liability for Ohio Bell'S OOI~"'!!Itrators and identifiers; lv) the appropriate pole attachment ' ' 'Lowest Rates Around ' Dump Truck Semce Parts & Service We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 9-29-J mo . Washers, Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators Air Conditioners WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS Residential-New and rewiring; Commercial and ln- PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24-tlc dustriaiBONDED All Work Guaranteed Call 614-742-2214 ' After 5 P.M. jl-1-1 mo. pd 742-2352 Route 4, Pomeroy Discover Enpp-A-Car, tile modem answer to soarill& Drive tile vehicle of your choice ... any make and model. No down payment Lower monthly PIVIIItllls. Road all about it. MW car prices! "1 2 Yasrs E•psrionca" ..Work Gueranteed .. G&W Plastics and Supply IMPROVEMENTS Bob Blackston, an authorized independent En(IIII&A-Car Broker. Box 326, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Pomeroy. Ohio PH. 992·8792 Want Faslar Information? Call 614-992·6737 11 /2/tln 10·11·1 mo. lid. S&W TV GOOD SELECTION AND We buy, sell or trade. I' M.L. CONTRACTINGRECAMATION Ph. 986-4269 Good prices. II No Answer. C.OII 985-4382 Frank's Deweyne William• & Sconle Smith All llall! and llodols KQ8s~~d. ~a~~~"· lir26·1 mo. 11 ·• ·1 m ~. pd KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N. 2nd Middleport. OH. PH. 992-2725 p-1-1< ' COUNTRY CRAFT ELECTRIC SERVICE For all VO!Jr wiring nlltlds; furnaces repair service and In &lallation. Residantial & Commercial Call 742-3196 1L-----....,.3'-'-7'--t"'fc"-' fate; and . . . ~w) the impact of Federal ~alation and 1 COTTAGE 317 N. 2nd St. Middleport, Oh. 45760 Cross Slitch and Candlewick Suppliss Givin& Lessons Take Crafts on Colisi&nments, also have craft lifts. HOURS: 9-3 lion. thru Sat 9-6 Friday I ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up 1o 24'x36' · Insulated Do1 Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10,6-tlc L - - - - 1 0,31 ·1 ino.-c F_ederal•dminist.rative and judicial decisions on the determlnatlon of Ohio Bell's revenue requirement and rate structure. ~ Holzer Hospllol and all the frienda who aent cards and vlahed. Ann Bailey . 2 Don~ld away four years ego today. GRAVEL HAULED I L 'DIE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY l ' Eltc. Oryon, AOia. Wallil11,llar I aloe. --·-. .. -. -. ""''""*" ..... __ _ --·--111111 W&Cdl,., --- llftJtl, Refrillfltorl, IV Itt&. &27 3rd An., Glllipolls Ph. 446-169 u. !II!!"' ... ~­ ' AL TROMM . 742-2328 ' TAXIDERMY SHOP 10/20/t.f.n. .... UIAIO Novambor 10. 1979. Gmtly missed by Mom and Dod-Ruby and Lewie and friends . 3 Ann"ouncamentl rrt•. SWEEPER and se"(lng machine repair, end 1UDDII11. Plo up end delivery. Davia Vacuum ner. one hatf mile up c... Georeee CrMII Rd. 448-0294. )I iveaway leh over yard sale items. Puppies part Norwegian Elk hound. 304-675 -2136 or 575-4433 . Sheep. 304-895 -3624 . One year male German Shepherd , gentle , good watch dog . 304 -B95-3404. Lost and Found Lost: Brown pocketbook in Pic-Pac vicinity. Appre ciate iden,ity and books in return. 446-1798. LOST One black white face bull calf weighing approx . 600 lbs. In vicinity of Yellowtown area. Any information about this missi ng calf or his whereabouts woUld greatly be appreciated. Contact Mack Elki ns, Rt. 2 Bo11 174 A . Crown Public Sale llo Auction Auction every , Tuesday night, Pt. Pleasant, WVa. Auct. Lonn ie Neal . Youth Center Bldg ., Camden St. 614-367-7101 . 1---- -- -- Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service. Estate, Farm , An tique II liquidation seles. Ucenaed & bonded in Ohio&. Call Auction every Fri. night at the Hartford COmmunity Cent•r. Truckloads of new merchandise avery week . Consigments of new •nd und merchandiee alway1 welcome. Richerd Reynolds Auctioneer. 276-3069. " White Elephant'' Auction . Fri., Nov . 11. 1983. 7 :00 p.m. Maaon Grade Schobl. Sponaor: Meson 6th Grade. 1- - - - -- ---,--.,--- Raw Fur Buyer . Beef & Oeer Hid~i!s - Gins e ng . Trapping Supplies . George Buckley, Rt . 2. Athen s, Oh . Pho ne 614-664-4761 . 1-9 Daily, RN Part-time, e11 p. or new graduate. Challenging, fast paced enviornment, in a 100 bed skilled facility. If this sounds like you apply at Scenic Hills Nursing Center , 536 Buckridge Rd., Gallipolis, Oh. Call Mon .-Fri .. ·8 - 4:30 . Call 446 -7150 . E.O.E. Language Development Specialist-Guiding Hand School. BA or BS degree from accredited universitycollege in Speech and Hearing. Contact: David Ratliff, Principal. P.O. 80IC 14, Cheshire , OH 45620. Call 614-367-01 02 . Ava ilablity · December 2 . Appl ication deadline - Nov ember 15 , 1983. Teacher in t o wn need s bab ysitter for 7 mo. old baby . Call 446-2629 after 4 :00 . Med . Te ch. experienced In general lab. working knowl edge of automated instru ments. Send Resum e and 3 referenc es to Box 2020 in care of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, B25 3rd . Ave ., Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . Lab. Supervisor with at least 2 yrs . of clinic lab . expe rience . Familiar with equipm ent repair and ma intaneance. Send resume to Box 2020 in Care of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune , 826 3rd. Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . Crafters need for Pre Holiday Show and Sale, Chill icothe Mall . Call 614773-4966 nights. hold duties . Free roam & board with salary . Referen ces . Call aft~r 5PM , 614 - 446 -4232. Rummage Sale St . J oaeph Cath olic Church, 3rd. a. . Pomeroy St .. Maaon, WV. Thurs., Fri . & Sat. Nov . 10, 11 & 12 9 til 3. Clothes. toys , booka, Misc. 1Oth, 11th, & 12th Like now toys good X -mas. sewing mach i n e wo rks good , household, clothn, atero , too much t o tell . Sate Greyh ound Station. Spring Valley Plaza . Boso and Golden gan11ge· sale. First house below the Rit chie Bridge, Greet Bend , Ohio. 11 -12 end 13. Old tools, crock s. jars, applian- . c es, w inter clothe• and much more. 10 a.m . to 4 p.m . Flea M arket C hillicothe Mall Shoppi ng Center Nov . 18- 19 -20. 1- -- - - - - - - Bazaar . Ha ndmade crahs, floral arrangemen1S , dools, paintings, Avon, jewelry & clothing . Ff-i. . & Sat .. N ov . 11 8t 12, 9 t o 5 . 432 Pik e St , Kanauga Flowerland Florist Bldg. Need extra cashl Do you have two or three evenings available, exciting interest· ing work . Lady Cameo Lin gerie Party Plan , of Dallas. Texas , fashionable up t o dale style in lingerie . Complata Aloe Vera Cosmetics excellent pay plan and hosteSI plan . Free kit available . Needs 1ales representatives in Point Pleasant , Gallipolis, Jackson. Pomeroy, end Middleport, Ohio. Phone 304- 12 13· -·---·-p·f Pieasin'i ----& Vicinity Insurance f $36,000. 614-742-2624. 15 Schools Instruction Photography classes for information phone 304-6762931 between 6:30 to 8 :30 . 1B Wanted to Do General Haulin g an d Trash removal Service . Reliable and dependable. Call 4463159 between 9 and 5 . Lawn Mowing no yard to big or small . Reliable and dependable . For estimate call 446 -3159. 9 to 5, Babysitting in my home. Cheshire area. Call 367- 7814 . Now open . New home for elderly people . Nurse on duty at all time. Phone 304,675-7610. week. Call 446-0763. 1--------Tree trimming end removal. Free estimatea. 614 -9928040 or 814-949- 212·9 . homa 304-676-6560 . • 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI - STATE MOBIL-E HOMES. USED - CARS, TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS. CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446-7572. NEW ANO USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 . PHONE 446 -7274. 2 bdr. 12K50. $3,600., 3 bdr .• 12x70. total electric. 2 baths $7,500. Coil 614446-0175. . For sale by owner, 1972 2 BR , 12x65 trailer, with water bed, beautiful coordi· nated livingroom. large handmade tile shower . Owner moving must aell immediately. Call446-7171 or 446 ,B2BB alter 5PM . 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB , LISHING CO . recommends that you do business 'with people you know, and NOT to send money through 1he mail Unt il you have investi · gated the offering. 22 Money to Loan LOANS FIXED RATES 1 2 Yz% purchase or refinance , 11 1!.% adjustable rat e . Leader Mortgage, Athens, 1-B00-341:6554 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING Lower prices - regular tunings discounts 10 Senior Citizens. Churches & schools . Ward 's Kayboord, 304-675-3824. Beal l&iate 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr. ranch home. large LR. full basement . with garage, wood burner included . city schools, 2 miles from town . Call 445 ,0275. Middleport, priced for immediate possession ! Cozy home with floor furnance. firepla ce, reasonable utilities . all992 -6941 . 3 BFt 3 acres ground . Near Porter Old 160. Take mobile home trade in. Call 448- 4202 or 446-2857. 4 BR bi-level. eat-in kitchen, LR , dining area , family room. 2 v2 baths, 2 car garage. gas heat. central air. $68.900 . Jay Drive. Call 446-7923. Located in SyracuSe-Near school & swimming pool. 3 bedroom situated on onethird acre lot. $24.600 . or will rent for $276 mo. 304-855 -3934. 3 bedroom ranch · style home, carpeted, full si:re basement. 1 car garage. in ground pool 161132 . s:e acres . Will babysit in your home, Intent or pre-school , $60 1 4 rooms. bath and utility room , nice location _ 304 - 675 -1090. $46,000. &14-992-&8&8. Situations Wanted House and yard, sale four miles North of Flatrock. WV . Two iniles South of 87 on Rt . 2 . look for signs. Thurs. ind Fri. Nov. 10 & 11 . Van load of new and used clothin g, all si1e1 infanta thru ad ult s. Jeanl , late country rec ord s 45 ' s, other misc . SANDY AND BEAVER Insurance Co. has off ered services for fire ·insurance coverage in Galli a County L:~::::::::~:;::::: for almost a century. Farm, home and personal property 31 Homes for Sale coverage s are available to meet individual needs. Contact Harry Pitc~ford , agent . 3 bedroom ranch style home with large bath, kitchen and . Phone 446- 1427 . living r oom on a one acre lot w i th swimming pool. HOME Mt .Aito auction every Sat. I now have an opening for an night, 6 p . m . SUrfing elderly person in my home. Christmas seaon . No more Well experien ced . 867con1lgnment1 will be taken 6329 or 667-3402. until after Chriltmas. Emma - - - - - - - - Bel Auctioneer . 428-8177. Will do babyaitting in my WVa. lie. No. 429 -84. - - -- ···---------~-----------·· 4 Fa mily Y ard Salu. Acrou from Centervill e Sch ool. Thur sday & Friday. Nov . 10 --! City_. Oh 45623 . 614-256 - lady to live-in with elderly woman . Cooking & house 1187. LOST Gray and white kiHen around Pic- Pac area, has tags, famlly member. Phone 446 -7496 after 5PM . We miss him so much. Please let us know, we just had a family portrait at Lear 's for Christmas. We want to make sure his is safe . Middleport & Vici nity Buying daily gold, sil,v er coins , rings, jewelry, sterling ware. old c oins, large currency. Top prices. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop . 2nd . Ave. 1- - - - - - - - - Middleport, oh . 614-9 92 - .__ _ __.._..;.._ _ 3476. T WVo . . 304 -773 -6785 ·or 882 -234 7 or 304-.773304-773-91B6 . 5956. In Memoriam ·sua· Millar who pauod 'i• Wanted to buy . New. used & antique f'-'rniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete households. Also complete Aucti · oneering servi ce. Call Osby A . Martin 614- 992-6370 . E.O.E. Very apec:lal thanka to Middleport and Syracuse Emergency Squads. Vetarena Hospital. Dr . Walker and the nurns and st•ff of In lovtng memory of ' Oh. Or 992-7760.. Positively no hunting on Ed Mattox property or Joe Rayburn property . You will h d 'I be prosecute 1 caug t . 11 Help Wanted Land will be patrolled . - - - - -- - - - - 4 ------'P-iimiirav···-----· & Vicinity 1!.11. Card of Thanks Monday thru Friday Racine, OH . MILLER cond. Call B Expires Dec. 30th 949-2293 in good 614-256-6632. ... ..... ·- ·-·........... . -' ... .. ........... For 10% Off Any Service "Excavating "Ponds •septic Tanks "Hauling Antenna htstallation Houso C1ll1 and Shop Service Available 448-0840 Hl-24·1 mu Bring This Coupon In APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester. Ohio SHOTGUNS & HANDGUNS 1979-80-Bt Olds or Chevy Rio Grande College & Com munity College is seeking Secretary for Development Staff. Duties inc!ude preparing proposals, typing, filing and data entry of alumni and FOUND Blue Tick dog . development files . Qualification s desired high school 985 -4336 . education or equivalent, typ LOST Blue tail gate for Ford ' ing 60 w .p.m .• shorthand 90 truck . Nov . 5th or 6th . Area w .p.m., advanced secretarof Old Town Great Bend. ial train ing or comparable Reward . 943· 5185 after work experien ce preferred . Entry wages rate is $4 .00 6PM . per hour. Application• at the LOST Male Pit Bull Terrier. 5 offi ce of Per sonnel , Allan mos. old , wearing silver Hall, Rio Grande College, choker chain , cream color Rio Grande , Ohio 46674 . with tiger stripes . Pomeroy Contact the Personnel OfRd toward Athens. Call fi ce to make an appointment Shari at 594 - 4713 . for competency skill testing . Rio Grande College is an REWARD. Equal Opp o rtuni-tyLOST Apricot male Poodle Affirmativ e A c tion on Page St. in Middleport . Employer . Approx . 2 yr. old . Small Insurance c areer . Up to reward. 992-5349 . S300. per week while train LOST 2 month old black ing for 16 weeks. Unlimited Austrailian Shephard and earnings including expense Bluehiller in Bellemead vic · allowance after training . Exinity. If found call 304-675 - ceptional fringe benefits and 6749 an1wers to name Fifi. same fUture management potential for mature peri..OST black, white, tan' sons. Selling and servicing Beagle dog . Long Hollow Life Insurance. Call 614992 -2480 Thursday and FriRoad . 304-675 -3407. day between 1 and 3 p.m . Have 1 Carpet In Your Home Shampooed "~REE" And "See A Kirby Demonstration Completely "FREE" Limited Offer Call 985 -4225 Ask lor Guy Shea Independent Kirby Dealer Residence: 985-3837 Warehoute: 985-3509 GUNS TFN. CALL NOW •water Pipe "Gas Pipe "Regulators "Fittings "Drips PHONE: Send lor F'" Boo~et l-16. R. E. HOME Earlier this year Ned Chilton, Publisher o1 The Charleston Gasette. ran articles telling' us how great Cuba and Fidel Castro are. La1t week Chilton told us that the rescue of 1,400 Americans by U.S . Marines in Grenade brought shame on our country · Where was the Gazette when a madman In Iran held U.S. citizens hostage? Our state leaders lead us into unemplo..,ment and our selfstyled ' leading Newspaper' extolls communi sm . Where has the love of God gone in West Virini a? If you agree write to Senator Lacy Wright , Jr .. Box 85 , Brad · shaw, WV 24817. Mother Poodle and Terrier. father registered Old Engli sh USED APPLIANCES MILLS' ELECTRIC Also Transmission ""FNe Elltimlltea" SHAME. SHAME, SHAME, 6 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 01 Racine gun club meeting w ill be Nov . 17, 7 ;30 p.m . Instead of Nov. 24. Nomination bf officials . All Mokos PARTS and SERVICE 4-5-tfc Rt. 124,Pomsroy Ohio Vinyl Siding & Roafi SAVE 30% MORE On Sidina and Roofin&, Gutter and Downspouts BEDS -IRON, BRASS. old 6 puppies and moth e r . •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers New Lima Road Rutland , Ohio PH. 742-2225 ·----- Giiiiipofis·-· .. --· · Want ed to buy used coal & w ood heaters. Swain Furni ture, 446 -3159. 3rd. & Olive St ., Gallipoli s, Oh . furniture , gold, silver dol lara. wood ice boxes. 1tone jars, antiquea. etc.. Com plet e households. Write: M .D . Miller , Rt. 4, Pomeroy, 985-3561 •Ranges 446-3672 5873. 304-BB2-3380. •Washers •Dishwashers '(ard SaleS car Puppies , nine ~eeks old. SERVICE Wanted To Buy Va can cy: Julia's Per1onal Car e Home . Former l y M er c e r C an v ales e n c e Home. 18 years experience. Clifton, W .V _ 3 04 -77 3- HJ -tl c APPLIANCE GARAGE -Dozers -Backhoes • -Dump Trucks -Lo-Boy -Trencher -Water -Sewer -Gas Linss -Septic Systems LAIGE OJ SIIALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 Gun shoo t Re cine Gun Club . Every Sunday 1tarti ng 1 p.'m . Fac tory choked guns only . 446-2375. KEN'S THE TAXIDERMY SHOP Roger Hysell tWell. hearts,Anniversary parties. Call Bals, Sweeloons & Co., 446-4313. 2 to 3 pickup loads of firewood. 433Lewis Dr . Call "CUT OUT FOR FUTUR~ USE" Have Your Trophies Professionally Mounted by 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc We ·pay cash for l at e model clea n used cars. Jim Min k Chev.- Oidsl nc . Bill Gene J o hnson 1 female part Collie -part labrador. Good watch dog, 4 mo . old . Call 446 -9465 . SPORTSMEN PAT HILL FORD Balloon s fo r Birthdays, Get 5'30, 446-3199 . 742-2328 J -3-Hc 9 Harvest gold Norge dryer, does not work . Call after SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY . 3 Announcements Coli 446 -4954. SERVICE PULLINS EXCAVATING 53. Me1gs Records Authorized John Deere, New 'Holland. Bush Hog farm Eouipme_ nt ·Dealer Form Equipment RADIATOR Kitchen Cabinets - Roof· In& - Sidin& - Concrele Palios - Sidew•lks New Construction - Rellodelinc - Custom Pole Barns. 1Z1·'*--.oRI AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYS~ILLE . OHIO 320 JERICHO RD. PT • .PLEASANT, W1-304-675-1 10-13-l. mo. I . BOGGS . Trophy fttanufacturers I PlAQUES ENGRAVING Mason, •DOZER STRIP 15 Years Experience 10/ 12/2 mo. pd. 13041 MINE RUN Rooting Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings ladders for 100 Barrel Tanks · And Drip Tanks \\Your Place or Mine" 1984 NEEDLECRAFT CATALOG nrie<l desians, 3 free patterns. Send $1.50. ~ CWT lOOKS. .$2.110 IKII . M1 llaabiMCII== add Sit IKII ltr peqa llaldliolo 13S-DIIII & Clllloal 011 ,.... I ROUSH CONSTRUCTION General Welding o.er 170 13U 13! .. Rl.33 Tri-County MaoonCo.• WV AreaCode304 614-992-2181 SAVE Now Point • Mason \ Auto Glass ' 10 Up to 15 WDldl ... One dey insenion ·.........._$3.00 Up to 15wooda ... Three day in-lion ....... ,$4.00 Up to 15 WCM'da ... Six day insenion .. ......... $7.00 (Averege 4 words per lin._, sol d for not less th an two-th irds of the appra•sed value, an d the revenue deficiency to the company purThe Public Utilities Commission of Ohio suant to the Modification of Final J udg· has scheduled local public hearings in Case ment and the Plan of Reorganization; No. Ba-300·1'f'·AIR, being In the Matter (bl the determination of the appropriate of the Application of The Ohio Ben Tele- jurisdictional rate base upon which Ohio phone Company for Authority to Amend Bell would be allowed the opportunity to Certain of Its Intrastate Tariffs to In- earn a fair rate of return; a-ease and Adjust its Rates and Charges (cl the reasonableness of adjusting test and to Change its Regulations and Prac- year data to reflect the estimated affects of tices Affecting the Saine, for the purpose divestiture from AT&T; of providing an opportunity to interested (dl the reasonableness of the post-test membersofthepublictotestifyinthispro- year adjustments to revenues, expenses NWiing Local hearings have been sched- and rate·base to reflect divestiture from uled on Tuesday. November 29, 1983, in AT&T made by Ohio Bell and the Staff of Hearing Room 4A, Franklin County the Commission; Municipal Court Building, 375 South (e) the determination of the allowable High Street, Columbus, Ohio; on Tuesday, test year expenses which include but are November 29, at Canton City Council not limited to the number of non-lllllllllgeOffices, 218Cleve\andAve., S.W., Canton, · ment employees, the wage increase for Ohio; on wednesday, November 30, at the non-management and first levellllllllllgeState Office Building, 2nd Floor Audito- ment employees, and the amortization of ri~615~tSuperiorAv~.crev~~ station connections inside wiring and Ohio; on Thursday, December 1, at the investment tax credits;· Thledo University Continuing Education . (fl the determination of a fair rate of Auditorium, 1st Floor, 2801 West Ban· return, including a determination of the croft Street, Toledo, Ohio; on Monday, appropriate capital structure and the cost December 5, 1983 at Zanesville City Hall, of equity; · Council Chambers, 401 Market Street, (gl the proper level of rates for residen· Zanesville, Ohio; on Tuesday, December 6 tial basic exchange service, local measured at City Council Chambers, Akron Munici· service\lllllgll, and intra LATA toll service; pal Building, Room 301, 166 South High (hi tha reasonableness of increasing Street, Akron, Ohio; on Wednesday, usage rates for local telephona services to December7,attheArtsandScienceBuild- contribute to any required increase in ing, Room 132,Youngstown State Univer- basie exchange rates; sity, Spring &Fifth, Youngstown, Ohio; on ~i) the reasonableness of imposing a flat Thursday, December 8. at City Commis- monthly intrastate customer access sion Chambers, 2nd Floor, Dayton Munici- charge on all customers for the recovery of pal Building, Third and Ludlow, Dayton, the costs of access to the long-distance Ohio; and on Thursday. December 8, at network irrespective of whether cusCityConunissionChambers,Lowerl.evel, tomers make long-distance calls and the Middletown City Building, 1 City Centre level of such an BCCeSs charge; · Plaza, Middletown, Ohio. Afternoon and til the appropriateness of implementing evening sessions will be held at each site a low-priced service recommended by the starting at 1:30 P.M. and 6:30P.M., re- StaffofthaCommi•sioncalledSOS, which spectivaly. would permitreceiptofinoomingcalls but The amount of the revenue incraase would limit outgoing calls to emergency requested in the application is nnmbars, BSpecially 88 to whether such a $179,838,000. Updated filings indicate service should provide for a greater range the amount of the revenua increase re- of outgoing calls and whether it creates quested is $178,617,000. The Staff's analy- unreaaoaable subeidization by other rale sis indicates that the company's proposed classes; rates would generate $189,981,000 in ad(k) the reasonableness or necessity of ditional revenua. The major iasueti in this requiring that additiollalstepe be taken to C88B, 88 summarized by tha parties,·are: inform customers of service options in ~a) the determination of the proper aJlo. light of upcoming changes in telephone cation of rate biiiJe, oparating Income lilli pricing; ,, ' 1 ::::=---:--:-- AUTO GLASS d1rect• on along Spnng Street ten feet ~ 10). thence 1n a LEGAL NOTICE Only 10, 10 1 mo '------='-..:..:~ Landmark Business Services DEPT . SAT . NIGHT 6 :30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns 949·28110 -21 -Business Opportunity 22-Moneyto Loan •• aashev:R'~ding SIDING· CO. " Beautiful . Custom ' Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or 1-Card of Thanks Ipaid in advance) 2-ln Memory Ipaid in advance) GLASS • GLASS • GLASS RA Cl N E BISSELL The Daily Sentinel- l'age-11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Sacrificed price. $12.000 . 3 bedroom trailer, 1 Yz bath , paature. fenced. pond , garden . 614-742 - 2364. For ul8 1 mi. above Chester on St . Rt. 7 . brick home on 1 acre lot . 6 yr. okl quality built home. Largellvingroom wilh fireplace . 4 bdr., dining room, 2 baths, 2 car garage. Frank Reynolds. at 304 - 773 -6421 or 773-6319. 3 bdr. fireplaCe, hotweter heat. 202 Butternut. Pome- roy . $6,500. Call 992 2007. 141170 2 bedroom ! unfurr nished mobile home, carpet ing, appliances. central air -heat . 611 , 000 . Call 614- 256 - 6035 , or aiter 7PM 614-256-1572. $1 ,000 doWn S127 ,month, good 2 bedroom mobile home an rented lot (Rod- ' nevi. Call 446 -1241 or 614 -256 -6224. . 1970 Bindale, living room expando 12:x63, 2 BR . total electri c. central air, awning, underpinning, deck . Call 614 ,245 -9222. New 1984 Skyline 14x70, 3 BR , 1 Y2 bath, completely turn., delivered and set, regular. $18 ,500, Special $14,500 . French City Mobile Homes. Ca11446-9340 . New 1984 sectional 1 308 sq . ft., 3 BR .. 2 full baths, family room, delivered and set regular $24 ,500. Special $21 ,995 . French City Mobile Homes. Call 446-9340. 14x70 1981 Nausha 3 bdr., deiuxe, underpinned, central air. set up in nice park , pric:ed to sell. Coll446 -7904. 1972 Schuft:r mobile home 12x62, all electric, 2 bdr .. tip out. good cond .. priced t o sell . Call 446-7832 . 1 972 mobile home with 1 % acres land and outbuilding. Located near Mudsock . Call 446-0063 . $6,500. 4 mobile homes. 10' and 1 2' ft . wide . 2 bedroomfurnished . Low pric:ed . Brown ' s Trailer Park . 614- 992-3324 . 1976 141170 trailer. 3 bed,-oom, 2 ba1hs, large ki1chen, $10.000. 304-773-5023. 1981 14x70, Shult1 limited mobile ho me, micr owave. dishwasher, cenrral air, underpenning , three bed rooms. 1 % baths, excellent condition, $ 15,500 . Call 304,675 -6049 oher 5 p.m Mobile Home Moving, Li censed and Insured. Free Estimates $1 00 . per hookup minimum . Phone 304- 576-2711 or 676-2866. USED MOBILE HOME Phone 304-576-271 1. Wanted older three bedroom inObile ·'hom&test for Point Pleasant Save thouunds , 1983 Spring Hill by . Freedom. 24x56 three bedroom. two full - baths one with garden tub, cathedral ceiling. di•· hwahser. fireplace , utility · room, fully carpeted. Needs inaulation under floor . Furnace ahd tome trim dam- ogod. Sold now 130,000.0o · occupied one week. AI is along with blocka for . $1B .900 .00 . Pouiblo owner financing at 12 per cent with $8 ,000.00 down .: Shown by appolntm•nt ' only. 304·675 -7377 bo-· tween BAM and BPM. �Page--12- The Daily They'll Do It Every Time 32 Mobile Homes for Sale SOONER ClR LA7€R . /17 eVERY CARP 1974 Granville 12x65 3 bdr.. completely furnished , WO· AC . porch, awning, un derpinning , $7,500. 742 - PA.RT'>'· ··· lmo--------:-.u-,..-/ !:'EAI.EI?S . "\(!)I' _OI<AY··· 2000. PLA'f'CF?uM!!UM~ IT'S LII<E: "SPIT IN THE OCMN " EXCEPT ALL. 35 Lots & Acreage F?ED CAI<DS AF?e WILt>· -· ,l 35 acres at Rodn ey on W .T . . Wat son Rd . Owner finan c - ing available. Ca11446-822 1 after 6 wuekdays. Rd . off R1 . 554, nice road , building space. rural water BOD'I"Ll IX> -;.--.; A~s PoNIES ··· , · f~) . ·, -~ ..} ~ CAflD Tf?ICI<S A I'ID Tlill FOI>.TUNE:S ··· ilhm::-l!G~ I '~ ,ri viWK For hunting or home site . 80 ac res S24 .000 . Meigs Co . near Eastern High School on ~if;-. - H I • ! AVG. # 3 , SOSTON , MASS . I r==========:l ':: -:;;:~9· =::;;=~=~==:"j 44 4 bdr. house 5 acres of la nd on At . 160 in Vinton . Central air, $350 mo., sec . dep. & Apartment for Rent Furni shed apts., 1 -2 rm . & bath down & 1 up . Also 1 -4 rm . & bath up. Clean . no pels, adults o nly . Ref. req . Call446 -1519 . ref . Call 446 -3175 . 3 rooms and ba t h, 142 4 th Ave .. $160 mo .. $100dep ., 6 mos . lease required . Call 446- 3667 after 5 . 4 Diamond clulter ring , 9250.00. 304-773-5949 . 52 CB . TV . Radio Equipment 7A'. ..XE CIE6 f, WALT HOF?N, 20 GLGNVILLE Twp. Rd . 614-985 -4116. Gas range $125 ., couch and Ch!lir $40, table and four chairs S25 ., fireplace insert fiberglass S25 .. warm morn ing heating stov e $250 . 304-773 -5163 . Three piece bedroom suite with box springs and mat· tress . Ivory color, 5200 .00 . Call 304 -_882 -2202 . ~~ '"" } Runni,ng boards for pick ~ up truck-1 Sixteen gluge J C . Higgens shotgun . Home:;,. Xl 2" chain saw . 304-676· 2792 . livingroom suit S40 .. tan $30 ., two ' 'e le ctric heaters ide al for basement .or garage . 3 04-173-5231 , 'f For lease Service Station for lease, downtown Point Pl easa nt for information phone 614373 -841, ask for Dave . 40 channel Robin side band C.B.. powe r mike S125 ., 2 sets o1 speakers S10. each , 8 tra ck player. $15 .. Re· corder B track $25 .. 304675- 1802. 304-676-5757. STA 90 200 watt receiver. Fischer tu rntab le, two new 75 watt speakers. Cost 01,000. want $400 . 304675 -7436 . MtFGhltidl$8 51 Household Goods 54 Misc . Merchandise K.~I:._:T_':,:N_: ' C:;::A::_A:.:L::.Y:.:L::E:..'_"_ _ _ _ _ _..._.b;..Y_La_rry,;_W_r..:lglht Armstrong forced air fur nace, 1 05.000 BTU capacity, and all controls, plus humidifier : CHEAP. Phone 304·675-3300 . cha i~ IU~~ close. Call after 5P M, 614 388 -971B . 3 BR house, with ca rport Garfield Ave. location . Ca ll, 614 -245 · 5259 o• 446 8579 . 1f NEXT SOM~- CAFt!:'S··JAG!<S ~)· A ~ :~ 14 % acre s, Roush Hollow . I I<NOW A NOVEl. "i GAME WE fiAVEN'T PLA'IEP. I/OW ASOUT JUSTOI.' PLAIN £, CAFtP POKEIZ ?.4 011 ··~ YOU "? I<NOW fULO · IT'S PLAVE:D WITH 3 !:'6CKS·· 'I'OIJ GeT 8 C.IIOirE: ··We'LL 51 Household Goods 54 Misc . Merchandise CeRTAil'll.'j I llr\llt: A ~;c.eN!.e Pl.#lfe. IT'$ Fi•owood. 304-882-2637 . :.:. fe 55 Building Supplies 1 . , tM-U~I"IolliM~ 1979 Volare statlonwagon. very good cond. loti of ....... U,500. 614· 742· 3008. 1976 Chevy Monza 2 plus 2, V8, new tires, PS, PB, automatic transmission, tilt wheel. air conditioning. rear defrost, air thockt, need1 painted, •1 .000.00 . 304· BB2·3448. JD model K8L li ft . pickup disc, J 0 model 246 cornplanter, MF 3 -14 plow with spare moldboard. PTO 3 point posthole auger, all in very good cond. Call 614· 669-6311. 1979 VW Rabbi!, excellent condition . 82,600.00. 304675· 4327. New dozer, very reasonable. Call 446· 8038 . 80 Toyota -Tercel front wheel drive. am-fm, axe. cond. $3900. 304- 876 · 1036 o• 676-4668. 62 Wanted to Buy 1---------Tobacco Quota for sale. location · Galliil County, 107.9141ba. Min . bid 1.00 per lb. bid. reg. Owner in appropriate county intent to actively produce tobacco on your land. 1,000 lb. max. quo1a per tillable acre. Pay· mont by certified check only. Sale subject to available quota and qualified determination by Dept. of Agrk:. Submit written proposal with bad price. quota amount desired, county lo· cation and advise the amount of tillable acres available to support your quota requests. No ver~al bids accepted. Offers end 12 Noon Nov.· 14, 1983. Mail bids to: Crown City Mining, Inc .. 6422 E. Main St .. Reynoldsburg, Oh 43068 . Attn : Dale Thompson. 63 Livestock Horses. New and used saddles. 1 horse-horse trailer. 814 - 69B-3290 . Ruth Reeves.· Pigs for sale. 304-8823448 . One 2yr. old registered Morgan , Arabian mare. One , 2yr. standard mare. 304675 -2098 . 64 Hay & Grain Large round bales of hay and square baled hay. Will de· liver around Gallipolie. Call 446-1052. Autos for Sale 72 Trucks for Sale 1982 GMC S·16 , auto . trans., AM·FM. stero can .. wide bed package. with . fibergla11 topper, 37,000 miles, •6.300. Call 446· 8050. 81 Jeep truck. 76 Ford truck, 70 · Lincoln flatbed trailer. Call between 6-1. 446·0181 . 1972 Chevy 'h 1on Pickup. short wheel base, exc . cond., $1 ,396 . Call 614· 245-9570. 1979 Fo•d pickup. 16,000 actual miles . Like new . $4,800. North of Racine on Carmel Rd. Qavid Parsons. 1973 Chevy Yz ton. new 1ires, body good, runs Qood . 1981 Falcon. good cond . 614-843-6244. 1980 Chevy Luv 4x4. lou• speed , with topper, 84,000 .00. Sears whirlpool for bath, u•ed very liHie. 304--896- 3618 o• 895 3521 . 1- - - - - - - - - '76 Jeep excellent condition . '76 Luv truck, V8 con· version, blazer wheels, roll bar. auto . tran1miulon . 304-675-3388. 1973 Ford pickup F-100 with fiberglan1opper. Runs good. 304-675-2039 otto• 5p.m . 1978 Dodge power wagon, $3,500 .00. Th•ee quarto• ton. 4 wheel drive, 4 speed, Good condition . 304~882 · 2053 . Excellent quality hay, square baloo . Ca11614·367·7419. 1978 Chevy pick-up, 4 wheal drive, 48,000 mil••· excellent condition . Firat class hay, 8'1 .76 bale . $ 4 , 5 00 . 00 . 304-676· Rodmond Ridge, 304-676· 27 92 . 6970. ~~~:;;=~~~;;:: ·1 ~ 73 Vans & 4 W.O . ---------:--::: + ~~~~\o.~~,f~~N~)f ;::"'~~-~~?'~vE1ii(SUY& Jf8'~&=~E-"T1iiW_i''1 , :-'''-''"~ ,~1' , ,~:~o~e ltl Furnl1hed 3 rooms, with prlvMe bath. Reference Pfl· toned. Call «e-2216 . ~~:.•r J=~rd ~-Ol~vt4 .~41:: ~~:~::r:!:i:m::~· ~~~~ 3994. Evano Ente•p•laeo. corto, UOO.OO. Phone 304· 8 76-2029. 9-fi, Mon. th•u F•1. · ~I ,~A2l_ 1 ~ ~__,.. ~ ><•v <lF ·; ' ...c.: -- " ;,;; ... ...... , 1"" ~... ,. u•1v . • ·- I· 71 Auto• fo• Sale ... -· ' -- - TOP CASH paid for late model used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 East ern Ave .. Gallipolis. 4462282 . 77 Ford Pinto Square wagon one owner, 37,000 miles, axe . con d. inside al'!dout. No rust, never wrecked. PS, PB. AC, AT. 4 cyl. , 13,000 firm. Call 614· 258-8475. 1979 Volkawagon diesel. Call 614-245·9405. 1979 Pontiac Firebird, V-8, AT. PS, PB. AC, excellent 48 Wllleys Jeep rebuilt engine & drive, new winch. brakes, shocks, acce ..ori... Coil M446 - 1759 efta• 1:00P · 1979 Cheerokee Chief PS. PB, air~ CB radio, other extras. Call 949 ·2814. 74 Motorcycles 1983 Honda V 65 meginum . Caii814·357-013e . 1974 Yamaha 260 dirt bike, •$250.00. 304-876-3401. 1978 Kawaski 860 Motor· cycle. Very good condition . Call 304·882-2202. 1978 l!o 1979 Dodge Vans, $3,000 for both. 446-4119 between 7 :30·4:30 Mon.Fri. ' 75 1971 Chevy Impala, exc. cond .. •sso. Call anytime 448·9513. 22ft. 1978 Novo hotchback. PS. P8, AC , •ough body, t700 ll•m: Con 441-80e1. 1979 Fiat X-19, 43,000 mlloo, good condition , 14,200. tall ofta• &PM, 44e-•o41 . 1978 Dodge MIQnum axe. cond., oneowner.'Ceii4C6· 8288. 1977 Ford Granada. New pelunlt1•. A"!a.i'n!",•,,.,OnO-.3~4: h1 - -. 773-1013 .tier 15:30 p.m. 1980PiymouthFiroArrow6 apd, exc. cond. Alto 1981 C8 760 Cullom ••cellent, extrt~a. 192·1037 we. 1174 Torino. f400. 814· 843·5 ..84. THI'V CAL.I..ED THAT LAKE: WITH THE <SOLD BOTTOM "E:L DORADO'; LEo!"NO HA~ IT THAT IT STILL. EXI<>T~. BUT WHEFlE~ -.....-?---; • Boata and Motors for Sale Starcraft. new air. cond .• very good condition. Phone 304-175-2128 otter 6:00. 16ft. Alumn. Beat boat, 32in. insulated truck topper. 304-875-6521. 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers -· ()) ESPN'o SpomWeek (J) <II ABC Newe 8 ()) I)J CBS Now. ()) Bllllneoo Report e ~~~---, 7 :00 BORN LOSER I WA<;; ':t>.LL MID L{OW ~AMt;. 1<;; JDI-UJ D. _ FCOTBALL 1W~~~ RutJfJifJb ! JIM·s PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Fomarly Dewitt's . Plumbing. Call 614·387· 0578. • •• DOZER WORK By Ted Hanna, ponds. ditches. basements, etc. Call 4484907. Carter &. Evens Transportation. Cat 21 6 hoe. dozers. crane, loader~. dump truck. Call 614-448 - 1142 between 7'00.1\M & I!:OOPM . Good-1 Excavating. basements. footers. driveways, sep1ic tanka, land•caping. Call anytime 448 -4537, James L. Davison , Jr. owner. ' J.A .R. Construction Co . Water Lines, Foo1art, Drains. All kinds of Ditching. Rutland. Oh. 61 4-742· 2903. DON'T YOU OUT OF THE COUNrRY, MA. IN SPEND THE NIGHT HE/?£, 80/.11//A / IN (HJToBeAnnauncecl • Benny Hm Show 11 :15()) Auto R.tclng '83: NASCAR Ho,..t 1 50 !tom Richmond, VA (J) TBS Evening Newo 11 :30 8 (I) (Il Tonight Show Johnny is joined by Thai· asaa Cruao. (80 min .) ())MOVIE: 'The Senououo Nurse' (J) Doble Gllllo (J) Soap eillT-rJohn.M.D. A pair of wildly disparate hosphlll patients find a mutual bond in each other. IRI 160 min.) (J) lalanighl Amel'ico ® M•A•S•H • (JJ Nighlllne • TWilight Zone .11 :45 til Cellini . 12:00 (J) llumo & Allen ()) Nlahtllne tiD MOVIE: 'Skyjacked' • Thlclte ul the Night 12:15 (J) MOVIE: 'Goldan Boy' 12:30 Cll Cil Late Night whh . David Latt.,_ David is · )olnodbvOr. Robor1Joa1ow. 160 min .) I]) Jilek &'• (J) MOVIE: 'Home to Buiy' -~Newa . 12:45 Cll MOVIE: •aloockout' (I) 2nd Annual ~ Paaltat IIIII- Starw Thlo ahow fellturea Minnesota Fato vs. .Jmmy Carll. 160 mln.) .1:00 (JJ I Mwrlod.JOMI ' BARNEY JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE. Coli 614 -3117-7471 o• 614-387·0691. MV APERN SHORE COMES Need something hauled' away or aOmething moved? We'll do h . Coli 441-3159 between 9 end 5. IN HANDY WHEN I COOK-- Water hauling, Faat Service, low •ateo. Call 614-2561743. J i ~ 1--'--'-1 J ! ~ .. 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It didn't, but Jell still had a squeeze for his twelfth trick. ·All he needed was to lind the queen of hearts and queen of clubs in separate hands. He ran off the six spades +J 71 WEST EAST +73 'Q74 tQ976 +A652 +8 5 2 ,106 3 tJ853 +QI03 SOUTH +A6 'A K 9 8 I A K 12 +K 9 8 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North Wesl East Pass Pa ss North 3+ 5+ Pas~ Pass Pass Pass South 4 NT GNT to come down to a three- card ending. Dummy's last Opening lead: +A three cards were the heart By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby The special rubber bridge game at New ". York 's Cavendish Club is exciting indeed. Dummy play tends jack, club jack and diamond 10. Each defender had to come down to two diamonds, East in order to keep the club queen, West to keep the heart queen. As a result, South's A-K-2 of diamond took the last three tricks. (NEWSPAPER Ewt'E RPRJSS ASSN.) ~,.,.. ~ .. 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X for the two O's, etc. Single leiters. apoatrophea.- the length and formption of the words are oil hints. Eaeh day 1he code letters are diflerent. CBYPI'OQUOTBS CYS cv HDAYME HDS CV HDAE XSEQSBH EPXQXAEAYM RCXOK RCXHDOSEE AE HDS WLY DLE. .• DAWESOV.- S. R . DCRS Yeoterday'1 ~: THERE ARE SOME PEOPLE WHO · .. VCX ARE VERY RESOURCEFUL REMOR8EFUL.-OODEN NASH . • North's t.hree·spade open· ing was weak even by that 'JflO . • defense somewhat random. NORTH 11 -10-U +KQJI0 94 52 e 0 ' SY • TRISTATE UPHOLBTEIIY .HOP 1111 8ec. Ave•• ·o.mpolio. «e-7833 or«8·1833. ( l I Now Hauling Good Lump or Stoker Coel. Minimum 4 ton : 814·387·7101. Wo do quality NUphallllr· lftg, Melle new cuatom ma4e '""Pholatll!ld furniture. R & · M Manllfll01urlng, Crown City. 114-251-1470. · · a ())Dr. Who General Hauling 1982 Chevy bUI OOftVII'ted to motor home, excellent oonditlon. •• -· - . . olr fu•naae. complete ltftchon. ldool lor hun11ng and llohlng. 304· 773-1171. . • II\IN News 10:30 ()) Ozzle and Hamel ()) ARCO 10-KIIometor Run l]j) Tony Bmwn' e Joumal • Comedy Time 11 :00 8 CD (J) Cil D CIJ 13!1 (JJNews ())MOVIE: 'An Officer and a Gentleman' (I) Another Ute ()) SportaConter SEWING Machine repairt. 1ervlca. Authorized Singer Sale1 &: Service Sharpen Sciuou . Fab_ric Shop, Pome•oy. 992 ·2284. Woodland Hlllo Uphoot~ry l!o An11q-. 167 Woodland D•.. Oalllpollo. Dh. Coli 448·2010. YOUR OWN LITTLE R.OQ.M. , • Pasquale Electric Co. all phases of electric work, all work guaranteed. Aerial truck rental. Call 814-4412718. TNck compor. a800.00. Ten foot lllde·ln, a._p~ ala, g11 etove, h.. ter. Ice bo,K. Coli 304·182·20113. 8 ()) (Il ~=ge PEANUTS I\IQw ,.,._ lhl cin:lod !etten 10 1onn lhlourprlle • - · u aug· geatld t>v lhllbovo cal100n.. Jefferson• Moma'o Family Naomi is pleguad by obscene calls. (J) Wild Arne"ca · An11eted Kingdom: Tonight's pro· grBm portrays the deer fa mity, best known for its beau1ffully·shaped an11ers . [Closed Captioned! liJ) Fall & Rlae of R. Perrin 9:00 8 ()) (l) We Got h Modo ConclUsion. Mickey marries an older man but fate plays Its hand during their honeymoon. (I) 700 Club ()) . 'ESPN't Ringside Review: Round 112 ()) • llJ T-ma C.mor e · (J) ®Simon & Simon ()) Roundtable (HJ lnaltle Story 9:30 8 (I) Cil Chee" Ceria decides to begin an affair with Hank. l]l) N- Tech Tlrneo 1 0:00 8 ()) Cil Hill Stntat Blues · Capt. Furillo allows his men to run an undercover operation at a porno palace and Hill Street becomes divided when a black precinct cap· taln enters the mayoral race . (60 min.) ()) lnlide The NFL (J) • llJ 20/20 8 (J) I)J Knoto landing Gary ineiats that Abby marry him immediately and Mack begins his new job as crime commissioner. (80 min.) CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Plna Phone 446-3888 o• 4464477 .. csoe>DE~6e5 HIM H JS DRINK. Print answ11 ..........here: ·tho Condor' ALLEY OOP' JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jim olaniO<. 304,876· 7397 . I jAifEIE tX) WHAT THI:GRei:K60P DIP WHE.N ONE OF THE 8 ()) Tic Tee Ooullh ()) PKA Full Contoct Korete (J) Good Newo · (J) 8 (J) F""'lly Feud IIJ Wheel of Forlu!"' • (jJ) E-lnmon1 Tonight Ona o.y at • Time 8:00 8 ()) (l) Olmme A llreel< When the Chief invites tho -· town's new mayor to din· ner, Nell sizes him up es an opportunist. ()) MOVIE: 'The Killing of Randy WebatO<' ()) MOVIE: 'The Godlather. Part II' ())I Spy (J) NCAA F - 1: North Ceroflnll .... Duke (J) 1D Ufe' 1 Moot Em.......lng Momanb 11J Magnum. P.l. (J) Good Neighbors (HJ Sneak Previews Co· hosts Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyono take a look a1 'Osterman Weekend' and 'Deal of the Contu•v .' • MOVIE: 'ThrH 0,• of 8:30 & Heating 85 • 7 :30 e e ()) House raising, leveling, rasil- · ling. concrete work. basement water proofing. foundation work, free estimates. 304-676 -3908. Excavating I I I e Plumbing I t) IINTOOM (J) (HJ MacNeii/Leh"' Newohour ®Newo • 1D People'o Court Houses Raised or Moved. Ftoors leveled, joist's sill's replaced, basement• dug · beneath houH. excavation, · pond• or roads made. All work gu•ranteed. Free Estimates. "In buslne11 for overa quarter of a century". ... HOUSE MOVERS - 5782711 .. ' Electrical & Refrigeration II I D ()) Wheel of Fortune GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Water removal, furniture cleaning. free estimates. 614-446-2107. 84 TYIED l1ll Over e..., 8 ()) PM M-Ine ()) Alias Smith Jonoa ()) SportaCenter Cll Cerol Burnett (J) Entertainment Tonight· Cil Cho,.le'o Angalo SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One piece custom fit your home .. Guaranteed . Advanced Gu1· to•. (Day 814-592 - 40~8. 1 (night 814·69B·8206 .) 8 fl. elide In camper wlt:h Ja~>kl. aeoo. Coil 448-207& ' 87 19 79 Wllderneaa ael f. contained camp•, with roll out owning. Coil «1-7230. :,ac E 8t R Tree Service, fully insured. free euimate1 . Phone 614·367-0838, call after 6. 83 ·~--=--- ' Kiondllca Prairie (J) l]j) 3· 2 ·1. eont.ct eBuckRog... 8 :30 ~ Newa 1'-1 THE loCOs A MASSIVe EARTHQWAKE COMPLETELY WI PlOD OUT TH EA~EA MA kING IT VIRTUALLY IMPENETRABLE. '-lOW THE'>' SAY THERe ARt: MORE ACT IVE VOLCA NOS THERe THAN ANYPLACE IN THe WORLD ... 1-lMM .. .L;\JV 6fADUATW CUM LAUCf Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service. 304-896-3802 . - - - - -- condiSJon. Contact 448 1195 alto• 5 p .t\1. 1971 Pontiac Catalina 2dr., HT, PS. PI, AT. air. V-8, make axe. second c... I BOO. Call 614·256-1982 alter 6 PM . CAPTAIN EASY " RINGLE'S SERVICE expo· rienced roofing. including . hot ter application. carpenter. electrician, ma~on . Call 304-676 - 2088 o• 8754560 . 82 llit • I · I VARFO I KJ . . Fever.' F It K Tree Trimming, lrtump removal. Call675-1331. 71 (J) each lqual'l, 10 fonn lour otdina<y - ()) MOVIE: 'Kid F""" Bmoldyn' · ()) N- T,......re Hun1 ()) Utile Houoe on lha RON'S Television Service. . . Specielizing in Zenith and Motorola, Ouazar. and • house calla. Call 678-2398 • or 446-2464. ·! Building materials 61 Farm Equipment block. brick. sewer pipes, windows. lintelS , 8tc . - - - - -- - - - Claude Winters, Rio Grande, Complete tobacco s1riper 0 . Call814-2415-5121 . set up. 2 strippers, 1 auto . conveyer & press . box, axe:. cond. $2,000 . Will con1ider 56 Pets for Sale cattle on trade. Call 614.2 56 ·6475 . 1 1 :00 • (I) (J) Cil • (JJNewa (I) MOVIE: b)oHintiAmoldMdBabL.ee . I.Jrlle<- ._tour Jumlllll, EVENING Appliance Service All mak81 ' ~ models refrigerators, wtahen. dryers, rena••· compactora, dlshwa1hera, microwaves . H•etlng It ' Cooling, Sheet Metal Work. Gallla Refrigeration Co. Call 614-448-4081 . Oak firewood $30 .00 pick up load 304-675-4216 . --to 1.!!1 ~~· ~ 11/10/83 a. Bausch & lomb contact lena care kit, cost new $53. one month old sale $26 ; Phone 304-6 75-2637 . 1 STUCCO PLASTERING · textured ceilings commercial and r.•slcMntlat, free eotimatea. Coil 814· 268· 1182. Marcum Roofing II Spou1· •ng. 30 Yell'l uperienc:e, speciAlizing in buNt up roof. Call 814-388·9857. Knauff Firewood Pickup or SWAIN Delivered . , 2"· 22" stocked AU CTION & FURNITURE in yard . HEAP vender, carpet , dishwasher . gas 62 Olive St. , Gallipolis. 6 prompt delivery . 614 -266 heat. air cond .. in G11llipolis . Furnished apt . 2 bdr .. $1 60. piece wood living room suite 6245 . Judy Taylor Grooming . Call Ref . re q . Call 446 -1409 water paid , 1 136 Second with 6 inch flat arms $399, 614-367· 7220 . aft er 5 . AV e., Gallipolis . 446 -4416 bunk beds co mplete with limestone. Sand. Gravel. after 7 p.m . bunkies $199. 2 piece an- Delivered in Mason, Meigs. Briarpatch Kennels ProfesTwo s tory house, 4 bdr ., ~--------..L" f tron livingroom suites $1 99. Gallia or pick up at Ri chards sional Afl-breed grooming . $250 per mo. $250 de p . 3 or 4 roo in unfurn isJ'!ed apt. ant ron recliners S99. other & Son . Cell 446· 7785 . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa · •eq . Cell 446-4222 . 9 ,30- utilities paid , adults only, no recliners $80, maple dinette cilii:ies . English Cocker Spa· 5,00 . pets . Call 446-343 7 . sets $179, love seats S70. Fireplace insert-Still in fac - nief puppies. Call 614-388hide -a-bed $250, bo.11. tory carton - automatic _9_7_9_0_._ _ _ _ __ _ 3 BA hou se between Center- Furn . effiencv apart ments . springs & mattress twin or controls-2 blowers . glass 1 vi lle and Oak Hill. S175/ mo. Choice o f three. for single or full $100 set regular-firm door-ash pan-fits 30 in . to Oragonwynd Cattery Also Country store for lease, couples only. Newly redeco- S, 20. maple dinette chairs 48 in . fireplace-burns wood Kennels . AKC Chow pup$126/ mo . Cell 614· 245 - rated , starting at S 1 50 mo. $35. wash stands $34, or coal . $690. Call 614 - pies, CFA Himalayan. PerSecurity dep . & ref . Call Mr . maple rockers $59 . 7 piece 256 · 1216. 9315 . sian and Siamese kittens. Dobson , 446 -4607 days, chrome dinette set S149 . 5 Call 446· 3844 alto• 6 . House for Rent or Sale. 446-2602 eve. piece dinette set S89. used Firewood - cut up, slabs. 516 suitable for 1 or 2 perso ns, bedroom suites. refirgera- pickup load . Call 614-245 - AKC Registered Poodle pup· qui et location, ref. & deposit 3 room & bath in Pomeroy . tors. ranges. chest. dressers. 5804. pies, ready togo . 446-0859 . 992-5 621 . required . Call 446-3384 . wringer washe rs, TV 's. dryeres, & shoes . Call 446- Firewood for sale $35 a Black-Black-Black AKC GerCompletely furnished. 3159 . T~o bedroom house 1935 pickup load delivered, 10 man Shepherd puppies. ReChatham Ave . Adults only, newly decorated . ~II electric , lbads for $300. Call 614 • serve· now for Chr,stmas. centrally loca ted, at $200 no pets. Call 446 -1680. Call 614-773-4986 nigfito. LAYNe ·s FURNITURE 256-1427. ·mo . plus deposit . Call 614 - Sofa . chair, rocker, ottoFurnished 3 room cottage, 446 -2236 or 6 14 -446 - man. 3 tables . (extra heavy Ume stone delivered for 3-7 week old Siamese kitadults o nly. no pets . Ref. & 2581 . by Frohtier). S685 . Sofa. 510 . a ton . Call 614-256 - tons. $60 each. Call 446deposit. Call 446-2543. 4230 . chair and loveseat. 6275. 1427. 1 bed room Apt. S 196. mo. Sofas and chairs priced from 3 bdr . 1 bath. cOuntrY living. including utilities . Equal 92 85 . to $895. Tobles, $45 WOODBURNING STOVES. English Saner Bird Dog. lincoln Pike . S250 . Call housing opporturiity . Con- and up to $126 . Hide"a- freestanding , firaplace in - Good for pointing grouse. Wiseman Agen cy, 446 - tact Village Man o r Apts : beds , S440 . and u p to serts, mobile home ap- $100. or trade for 2 good 614-992·77B7 . 3643 . $625 ., Recliners, S175 . to proved. & furnance ad -·o ns. rabbit dogs . 614 - 742 · $375 ., lamps from $28 . to Jividens Farm Equipment. 6846 . Rent or sale-2 bedroom $75 .5 pc. dinettes from 446 -1.675. unfurnished house. close to Wanted Great Dane tor stud $99 ., to 435 . 7 pc . $189 General Hartinger parkway and up. Wood table with slx Wild Cherry lumber 60 cen1s .service. Phone 304·882· in Middleport . 614 -992 2027 . chairs $425 to S745 . Desk alt . Cell 446·8038. 1 bed room Apt . in Middl e- 5110 up to 6225. Hutchea, 3457. port . Utilit ies included . $550 . and up, maple or pine Firewood, Delivered & One six year old registered S200 . plus deposit . 614- finish . Bunk bed complete Stacked , $35 .00 a load. Plott Coon hound . 304S235 . month . 3 bedroom Fully carpeted. gardener fur- 992·7177 . 876· 2098 . with manresses, $250. and 675 ·5644 . nished . Stove and refrig . up to S 395, Baby beds. 614 -992-281 5 from 9 to 5 New 1 & 2 bedroom apts . in $11 0 . Mattresses or box Red wing back chair, carpet, Midd le port . 614 - 992 - springs, full or twin, $58 ., or 614 -992-2362 from 5 to Musical size 4x18 , beige lamps, car 57 5304. 7 p. m . · firm , see. and $78. Queen •adlo. Cell 446 ·0429 . Instruments sets , $196. 4 dr. chests. Middleport . S325 . 3 bed- 1-2 -3 and 4 bedroom apts . $42 . 5 dr. chests. $54. Bed Kenmore dishwasher, e11c . room . dining room, full !lnd house in Middl epo rt. frames. S20 .and 525 ., 10 cond ., $175 . Victor desk. Kimball electric organ, like buemen1 . garage , nice 614-992· 2381 days. 614· gun - Gun cabinets. $360 . adding machine, S35 . Call new. Cell 446 -7230. neighborh oo d . Security 992-2509 evenings . Gas or electric ranges S375 . 446 -3204 . deposit required . Also refer Baby mattresses, S25 & ARP OMNI II STRING MA· Apartment s 304 · 675 · S35 , bed frames $20, 526. ences. 614-992 -2617. New dozer. very reasonable. CHINE SYNTHESIZER. Call 5548 . &: 530, king frame $50 . Cell 446· B038 . 446-1968 or 446-1012 and Two years old three bed · Good selection of bedroom ask for Chuck . APARTMENTS , mob i le room . two car garage . heat suites, cedar c hest s . 4-1555R12 " steel belted 1- -- -- - - - -homes, houses . Pt. Pleasan t puAlp . 304-675-5545 . rockers , metal cabi nets . radial snow tires, v.g. cond ., Spinet-Console piano barand Gallipoli s. 614-446 - swivel rockers . $60 . Call 446-7828 efto• gain . Wanted, ResponSible HC:.se on 6 acres of land , 2 8221 . Used furniture ·- bookcase, 6PM . party to take over low ful• baths, utility room. 3 ranges, chairs. drye~s. - ~e ­ , be4rooms. kitchen, dining. TWIN RIVERS TOWER . frigerators and TV' s. 3 mmuooB• S•···I Used 42 " vanity & toliet, air monthly payments on spinet Apartments now ava ila ble to out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am conditioner, plate glass mir - piano. Can be seen locally . living room , S375 mo . plus Write credit manager. P.O . elderly & disabled with an dep ._304-675 -3099 . &pm , Mon . thr u Fri.. 9al'n ror. double roll,a way bad . Box 33, Friendens. Pa. i nc o me o f less than to • to Spm , Sat . Call 446-7339. 15541 . . unfernished house two bed · $12 .300 . Renting fo r 30 446-0322 roob1 . One , acre. 5165 ,00 percent of adjusted in co meAntiques, oak furniture re phis deposit 304- 675 - _. _ Ph_o_n_e_3_0_4_·_6_ 7_ 5 _·6_6_7_9_.~ TV & Appliances. 627 Third production. m ~sc. items . Use 58 Fruit 244 evenings . 2 bedroom apt . at Gall. Ave .. Gallipolis. 446 -1699 . our Christmas layaway plan. & Vegetables Spin washers, gas & elec tric Conkels. Tuppers Plains. Are you looking for a nice Ferry . 304-675-2548 . dryers, auto washers, gas & cl~im newly redecorated electric . ranges. refrigera- Dolly S20., Dremal electr.ic , Duplex 6 roo ms. bath. ba se- tors, TV sets . home' in good neighbor501 b. • 6 ·00 · 304 chainsha•pone• $20 .• BluePotalpos. ment , water furnished , lock hood? This is it! Deposit and grass hatchet, ew S1 0 .. G.E 576-2328 . 25 Road, Point Pleasant , large wood burning add -on references required. 3041-614 -446-0239 . smoke al~rms. new S5 . ea .• ~ 615; 1962 . furnace -brand new-heats llaon lwppllpw h o t water - automatic b~lt cutters $15 :, 2 -16" T One bedroom apartment, controls -firebrick lined . 81rd hubcaps, spoked $10 . 1 li k~ 11111"._ 42 Mobile Homes ea., AMF 10 speed bicycle furnishe d or unfur nished . 0590 . Coli 614- 256-1216 C for Rent $36 ., country all time grea304-675 -5545 . test hits $15 .. Arrow heavy 61 Farm Equipment 30 ' coppertone range $95, Nice one bedroom apart· 30' alec. renge S65, Tappan duty hammer st!lpler $18 . 1~ Mercervil le. 2 bdr. t ra iler. me nt, utilities furnished, new , Swingline staple Jividen 's Farm Equipmen1 . elec . range avocado green hammer ta'cker. new $12 ., long tractors, Vermeer $176 per mo. Call 256304 -675 -7112 . top & bonom oven 5175 , McCullock 14" chain b~r round balers, rakes, tedder1, 6251 Coldspo1 refrig. $95, frost $1 0 ., 2-McCullock chains mowers & a complete line of free refrig. 996. 6 refrigera- $6 . ea .. various sockets. bale handlers & feeding 12~0 2 bdr. niodern fur· tors to choose from . Ken -' inquire. 614 -992-7617 . accessories . Tobacco 8t corn ni,'Sd trailer. co.n venient sprayers, wagona. rotary loCMtion . Uppe r Atver Ad. 45 Furnished Rooms more auto. washer $95, _:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ lcKenmore auto. dryer S66, Country Crafts. gifts. Tole tillers, rotary cutters, blades, def)osit req . Call 614 -446For rent Sleeping Rooms Maytag wringer washer Paintings. Quilts. pillows. cultivators. discs, plows. 8!56B . and light house keeping 875 . 6 drawer chest 844, 4 afghans . November 11. 12, post drivers, plactic tanks. FUinished trailer, Kanauga. rooms. Park Central Hotel. drawer chest $36 , desser Bth St. in Syracu1e. 614- powerwashers. wood split957. desk $38 . Skaggs 992-6082 . Call 446-0756 . 1ers & wood burning stoves! 616 -3475. Appl!ancas. Upper River Rd. And a complete line of parts 446·7398. Double glass 10 h. show- It service. 2 bdr . trailer, furnished. case cooler. $475. Jeff's USED EQUIP ' water & trash paid . No 46 Space for Rent Nice couch large coffee c8rryout & Grocery, 111 hydm 70 , 246 MF, 35 ctlildren . Call 446 -4063 . table with g1Bs5 top & 2 end Pomeroy. Massey, 65 Massey with 3 •bdr . trailer, 1 V2 baths, 3 Furnishe d office for rent. tables. Call 446-7832 . loader, 176 Massey FerguFor Sale hand made log son. flllrmall C, Gravity m~s from Holzer Hospital Close to city building and on:Rt. 160. Call 614 -245- court house. Caii446-0B66 Maple bunk beds $150 . 3 cabin dollhouses with furni- wagons, N . H. grinder pc. bedroom suite with full tu•o,$66 .00 . 614 · 446 - mlur. cornpicker, square days, S 125 . mo . 9t"O · bed $150 . Co11446 -41 18 o• 4630 . balers, 2 & 3 bo1tom plows, 2 ~r . trailers. Apartments 1 Nice trailer space for rent. 446-6677. post augers, tobacco setter. Meat block top resurfacing cultivators. bctr. Beautiful river vie~ in Call 446 -4735 o• 446 Maytag washer A-1 cond. machine, see the country let WE Klfnauga. Fostera Tratler 4265 . BUY USED guaranteed 896. GE washer it pay the bills . Phone EQUIPMENT P~k . 446·1602 . like new guaranteed ,, 36. 304-875-2405 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo 44e-1876. Nitily furnished modern mo· Park. Route 33, North of Call 61 4-387-0560. ' 1_ _ _ _ _ _.::::::::1::::::::::::::::::~ bi~ home, in ci1y. 1 or 2 Pomeroy. large lots . Call Gibson refrig .. coppertone, a~lts only. Call 446-0338 . 992 · 7479 . oxc . cond .. $150. Coli 446OUR BOARDING HOUSE with Major Hoople 2 ' bedroom. $60. week . 2193. 1 L~rey organ for sale, exc . 47 Wan.ted· to Rent wast..-, & d•ve• c.n 992cond. · would make nice Ch'riatmas gift . 304 "7736B06. 1>1 " ' ••-<n~. 1.T~ , , O:!I,I'L~ 5223. I Respocte ble family of 4 · Singe• sowing nochino IS.~' '. ·-~'./ . ~~ . E ~Jtf.~\.,. :~,...,~_,. would like to rent a nice 3 -4 makes duigns, etc. Cost 1.!:-'a_C:,;; ~~,~;;:,.:;:~.;'y u· ·YO\ bod•oom house in ·city $500 now. oxc. cond. 089 - ~~~v" --~· _'(j\S. .~""NHO Apartment 44 School distnct . an te d 1m· cash or • 8 per wee k . c a II ;.:;:-;, :.:.· . W · ~:;;,.;;", ·;;: ~ ;:,:::-;::r:-;~~Ej.j;,:'.:" for Rent mediately. Call 446· 4190. 446 -9301 . ,..,__: '"'"' I \'Nc;t WIU~~~ --------·• Brand new Seers waaherFufniahed efficiency . 920 49 For Lease I ary~• never uaed, warranty 4th Ave., Gallipolis, adul1a, ---------- 1~na instructions. Electric $175 . utilhleo paid. 446 · d•ve• t740 . 814 · 992 4416 after 7 p.m . For lease Modern office 3549 . ~~,,.._~,. suite espac::ially good for - - - - - - - - - :tc;;;;:::'l ~\ 2bd• .• 2 bo1h. 11 Court St. insurance. real estate or Full aize manreaa and old ~ j~ Ref. & dep . f325 mo. Call accounting. 1300 sq . ft . ttyle open box 1prlngs. One r-'= r 448-4928. Four rooms plua tge. clerical 26in . boys ten speed bike, ~~~~~~ office. kitchenette and ator- one 20in. boya regular bike . ~~~ smBII furn . house 1 or 2 age •oom. N01. gao, cont•al 304-675-1714 . adults only, no pets. Call air, carpet. Rent very rello-~--------:-44e-o338 . noble fo• thio quality office. RCA Sto•oo Vid.O Dioc ~ 1AjA , ( ·' ~ House bea utiful 3 bdr .. 2 bath. lR , FR , wall to wall Home Improvements 13 ~ftj}N} fij}lt ~THAT BCII•IIB~D WOIIDCWIE Television Viewing THURSDAY UI'\Dl'R lile.Re ~I'I!IBI2'e- Firewood delivered $26 .00 load . Mostly oak . 304·675· 6809 . Sentinel-Fag• Ohio I~ Bl Men and women' s clothes. women 's size 11 -14. men's 28-30. maternity ~lothaa , wh.ite uniforms. 304-6755212 . • HILLCREST KENNELS Bording all breeds. Selling Happy Jack Dog Food . Doberman puppies : Stud Service. Call 448-7795. 2 bdr. apt. , utilities partiBIIy paid . 3 room apts . utilties paid . Call 304-675-5104 or 304-675 · 7386 . Thu!Kiay, November to·, 1983 Thu!Kiay, November 10, 1983 Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy Sentinel AT BEING . I �.,• • ) 11 . ' 14-lhe Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, November 10, 1983 ELBERFELDS ·IN POMEROY FRIDAY .AND SA·TURDAY SALE. •• FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11TH AND SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12th SAVE ON THESE SELECTED ITEMS ALL OVER THE STORE. AND AT OUR WAREHOUSE ON MECHANIC ST. I;- ' SALE liTTLE BOYS' WINTER ·LEG WARMERS Teens and Ladies' sizes in solid colors 1nd prints. Danskin and Springfoot quality. Reg. '4.50 .......... Sale Reg. ss.oo ......... .Sale Reg. '9.00 ... ....... Sale Reg. '12.50 .... .... Sale S3.59 s4.79 s7.19 s9.99 LADIES' TOPS SALE Sweater Sale Dress shirts. knit shirts, flannel shirts and sweaters . Sizes Infants lhru Size 7. REG. IJ. 50 TO 113.00 Week·end savings on our com- · plete stock of misses and extra size sweaters. Sweater · capes vests, cardigans and pullovers. SALE PRICED Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $279TO $}()39 ' ADVERTISING SUPPLEMENT TO: Sunday Times Sentinal S15.00 .... Sale '11.99 '19.00 .... Sale '15.19 S24.00 .... Sale '19.19 SJ2.00 .... Sale '25.59 " SALE Girls' Winter Tops Includes sweaters , blouses. flannel shirts and knit tops . Many styles and colors. · Sizes 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. REG. REG. REG. REG. '4.00 ........... SALE '3.19 j. '7.00 ..... ...... SALE. '5.59 . '12.00 ..........SALE '9.59 '17.00,,,, .SALE '13.59 SALE! GIRLS' Jeans and Cords Lee and Wrangler quality basic and fashion denim jeans. Fashion cords in assorted colors. REG. REG. REG. REG. '5.75 ........ SALE '4.59 s7.00 ........ SALE '5.59 SiJ.OO ..... SALE '10.39 '19.00 ..... SALE s15.19 COAT SALE SALE PRICED and cotton with. ·warm nylon liniqg.t Choice of 2 styles. in solid color. Limited quantity. $J600 TO $9500 $1869 SALE! Quality brands include Hang Ten, Wrangler, Empire, Hush Puppies and Vanderbuilt. Cardigans, vests, turtle necks, ' V-necks, boat necks and crew necks. su.OO ....... SALE S8.79 S26.00 ..... SALE '20.79 S5Q.OO ..... SALE SJ9.99 S65.00 ..... SALE '51.99 Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. MEN'S Dress Slacks An excellent selection in regular sizes 2~ 42 - extra large sizes 44 to 50. Entire stock now on sale. Ex-cellent for Christmas giving. to s10.00 ...... Sale '7.99. '14.00 .... Sale '11.19 '22.00 .... Sale '17.59 '30.00 .... Sale s23.99 Men's 518.59 Slacks .... '11.96 Men's '18.95 Slacks .... '14.21 Men's. 521.95 Slacks ... '16.46 Men's sz4.95 Slacks .... '18.71 ' SALE! Coordinating hooded sweat shirts, crew neck sweat shirts . shorts and drawstring pants. Heather gray, dark gray, royal o light blue and raspberry. Jr. sizes S to XL. ~:~~ED to ; • ., ' ,. ,I. BED -BLANKETS . SPORT SHIRTS Select group of 100% polyester Includes all of our men's flannel sport shirts - westerns, regular style, tryella flannels, heavy weights. In sizes S, M, L and XL. Talis and Bigs. Excellent selection. 115.00 $559 TO $}} 99 Men's Men's Men's Men's prints and solids with nylon bind· ing. Sizes 72x90 in blue, tan, white or pink. Limited quantity. '13.95 Flannels ..... su.oo '15.95,Flannels ..... '12.70 '17.95 Flannels ......s14.30 '19.95 Flannels ......s15.90 $}Q99 Special Purchase TREE..GET ONE FREE!" OFFER NYLON CARPET · Purchase any two TIMEX watches .. mail certificate plus 754 for . postage and handling ... and ·receive the exclusive GoldenAccent Quartz Digital fr ee. -Scotchguard treated -12 ft. wide' -100% Nylon pile-anti-static -Jute backing -Brown, Ginger, Blue, Golden Brown Quick installation - Buy now and enjoy your new carpet durinc the holiday season. Choose from I'Vv'o etttractive sryles. For him, 6 digits. 7 functions. day. month. elate For her: 4 digits. 5 funcri or1s. monrh. dare • =., -~------~-~-~----------------~ • $1449 MEN'S FLANNEL 1' TIMEX"BUY ANY lWO FOR THE •' Boys' sizs 8 to 18. Polyester REG. 145.00 TO 1119.00 Junior Sweat Suits Reg. Winter Jackets Misses and extra size capes, stadium coats, leather jackets, car coat and dress coats . · Junior Sweaters Warm winter vests, long quilted coats, stadium coats, wool blend jacket/vest sets. Complete range of junior sizes. 17.00 BOYS '24.95 SALE Junior Coat Sale REG. REG. REG. REG. LADIES' ONLY •,. $}495 Sq Yd. tns~!.t~.~"' Mechanic ·St. Warehouse ~~ •f '• • 'I Visit our Santa Post Olfice ond select an enchontinc flU let· tor that will brine the wonder of Santa Claus to that spec111 child. We will have il post· marked from Suto Claus, tlldiona. If's our way of urine Merry Christmas . CHILDREN'S WINTER COAT SAL Save plenty this week-end on all ·· of our warm winter coats. and snow suits for little girls and boys. Complete range of children's . sizes. Rei Reg. Reg: Reg. '16.00 .. ;. Sale i12.79 s22.00 .... Sale S17.59 '37.00 .... Sale '29.59 '43.00 ..... Sale '34.39 Carhartt Brown Duck Work Clothes Complete selection of Carhartt brown duck in SALE! bib overalls, insulated BOYS' LEE RIDER coveralls. q"ilt lined and blanket lined jackets and Prewashed blue denim - straichtlec style. Boys sizes · coats, vests, dunprees 8 to 14in slimsand regulars. Student sizes 26to 30waand hoods. Regulars • ist. Husky sizes 8 to 18. shorts and tails. BLUE JEANS Reg. '19.95 Slims & Regulars .............'14.88 Reg. 521.95 Students & Huskies ..........'15.88 USE ·ouR LAYAWAY PLAN OPEN FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. SATURDAY TIL 5 Sale· Prices . .aiiiGI ··- .. t\10 . 842 Second Ave. 253 N. Second Ave. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Middleport, Ohio 45760 Phone: (614) 446·1405 Phone: (614) 992·3307 Rt. 7·East Proctorville, Ohio 45669 Phone: (614) 886-5186 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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