https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ab571212d46ace96d7931e2ef964bcad.pdf 918901c8640e3ea484c2a684ed583baa PDF Text Text .bv Dick Cavall WINTHROP WHAWWROI'Jq'-, KENNY~ Ya.l LOOK WORRI~D. WELL,YESTERCIAY, WHEN I WJ>.S~E IN 'THE HOUSE ... I HEARD A VCJICE FR::W. THE NEXT ROOM SAY, ''THIS HA5 BE:e-J A TE5T. .. -- \. 11 I ..... 1F TH 15 HAD BEeN AN ACTIJAL EM~NCY..!' ' Our postal serrice Meigs gals win again See Buckley's story on Page 5 ~Page 2 Meigs seeks ihird win Holiday flower show story on Page 4 .. story, photos Page 6 .! • e • 'Voi.32,No.165 ~pyrlghtod 1913 THATS NOTHINq TO~ ABOUT. THEY RUN THAT ANNOUNCEMENT . ON TV ALL 'THE TIME. ~· J KNOW... THAT.5 ' I MY NEW SHOES . SQUEAK! · ~,_1_ _ IJ~p...Y..'. . . . . .,... sa 'Lebanon (AP) - A powerful car bomb exploded today In an apartment building garage, killing at least 10 people and Injuring 84, and U.S. forces tried to detennlne the sourceofsheUingthat killed eight Marines houn; earlier. There was no Immediate claim of responsibility for the car bomb attack, which partially collapsed the nine-story building In a residential nelghborOOod of predominantly Moslem west Beirut. Beirut radio said rescuers ldentlfled1Qvlctlmsas they pulled blood-soaked bodies from the rubble. U.S. jets !lew sorties over the Beirut area at daybreak today, the state radlosald, apparently tiylngto pinpoint the sources of a 4~·hour artillery assault Sunday night on the Marines' airport base. A Western diplomatic source said the eight Marines apparently were killed by a single art1llery shell. Earller Sunday, 28 u.s. warplanes staged a retaliatory attack against Syrian anti-aircraft posl· tlons that had !Ired Saturday on two unarmedU.S.Navyreconnalssance planes tlylng over · Lebanon. No bombing raids were reported today. by Hargreaves and Sellers . IMNOT ~ SURPRISED( YOU'VE GOT THEM ON THE OOPS! SO I HAVE! WRONG FEET! } 'fiiAT" NOW? - A JOOIII Lehan e 1111111 loldler Ioob up ~ u -an)lllldtndfltd alrplllne o\·e•+ed 'lbe !IOidler Ia lltacdlllg-1 pieces olan American A7 Conalr plane wldch was hit by Syrlac anUalrcralt lire while on a bombing mlslllon tri8lde Syrian held _lerrltory In Lebanon. The plane crashed Into a houle, whDe the pDot parachuted Into the and picked up by a Lebanese Anny patrol boat, according to Slale Radio. me. SILLY ME! enttne 1 Section, 10 Pagea 20 Centt. A Multimedia Inc. Newapoper Car bomb kills I 0, injures 84 As-Safir said Lange died after his plane crashed. Goodman. the paper said, was captured by Druse mllltlamen and t\U'Iled over to the Syrians, who tran5porled hJ,m to their headquarters In east Lebali· on'sBekaa Valley. Two former Israeli air force commanders today criticized the pertormance of the U.S. pilots dunng Sunday's bombing raid. "The American pilots yesterday paid for their lack of OlJeratlonal expertence," Maj. Gen.. Benny Peled. Added Maj. Gen. Mordechal Hod, "On a purely mllltary level, the Amertcan operation cannot be ~EIRUT, MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, December 5, 1983 WE OON'T HA\11:: A TE=LSVISION 6E:T: WHY I'M WORRIED..• at y f • sea THERE.' Two of the U.S. planes were downed and one pilot was rescued after sunday's raid, while another mer was captured by Syrian forces. Syrian soldiers 'said a third died of Injuries. The two pilots ·-who leU 1n Syrlan-held territory were ldentl· fled .as Lt. Mark A. Lange, 26, of Frasier, Mich., and Lt. Robert 0. Goodman, '1:1, of Portsmouth, N.H. They were classified by the Navy as missing. The leftist Beirut newspaper . . sources of fire In the hills overlookIng the bl!se· "It got quiet around 11 p:m. and has been quiet slnq!," .Marine spokesman Capt. Wayne Jones, said today. He said the 1,600 Marines, .who are ·servlng with the mulllna· _tlonal peacekeeping force, remained on their highest state of alert. Asked who was firing at the Maline base, the Western dlplo- malic source said "apparently everybody," indicating the attacks were mounted by both · Druse mllltlamen In the bills and their ShUte Moslem allles In Beirut's southern suburbs. The Druse rebels led by leftist opposition •leader Walld Jumblatt are allied with ·Syria, as are ShUte Moslems who control Beirut's southern neighborhoods faclngMa· rlne posltlmis- ., • called a success." . . The car I;Jomblng occurred a boutS a.m. today, and Lebanon's state radio said at least 10 people were killed and 84 Injured In a blast that set huge fires In several blocks of the west Beirut residential district. Pollee said a 330-pound bomb was believed to have beenlnaRenault12 car and that an uncletennlned nwnber of people were' believed. trapped In the building. The blast, which occurred about 200 yards from .the Mokassed hospital In the predominantly Mos· !em section of the city, shattered windows and sent up huge billows of •black smoke that hampered rescue efforts, pollee said. The Marine base shelling claimed the heaVIest U.S.deathtollslneethe Oct. 23 suicide truck bomb attack that killed 239 seiVIcemen at the base. By unofficial counts, a total of 254 U.S. servicemen have died In hostile action In Lebanon this year. The Marlnes fired back with 155mm artillery, M-60 tanks, heavy machine guns and small arms while U.S. warships alSo pounded the ~ ­ ~0 ~~ Beirut· LEBANON RETALIATORY AIR STRIKE - Two dozen United States jet ftghters Sunday struck Syrian 1111tl-alrcraft batteries In the central mounlalns of Lebanon. The Pentagvn reports two warplanes were shot down in the llrst American retaliatory air sbike in Lebanon. Lebanon state radio said A·7 pUot ejected from the aircraft and parachuted safely Into the Medite1T1111e1111 Sea off the town of Jounleh, 12 miles north of Belnrt. (AP Laoerphoto). an Mideast fighting heightens US-Soviet tensions WASHINGTON (AP)- The U.S. bombing raid orr Syrian batteries In .Lebanon deepens the American combat role In the perilous Middle East while ·heightening the potential tor a confrontation with the Soviet Union. The 1,500 Marines hunkered down In the outskirts of Bl:lrut - eight more were killed In Druse attacks on .S\iflday. "~- - Hnd themselves even further from a homecomlng. Unless the new show of U.S. force persuades Syrla to withdraw, their missiOn appears open-ended. President Reagan ins~ted on Sunday that the .United States was not spaDing for a fight with Syrla, but rather sought only to help the Lebanese government stabilize the countiy. 'I!INTEO IN CANADA By Cris Hammond 011, BOY.' TONIGHT 1'11 GONNII Tl?f!IT HYSCLF ro11 8KE11r HEll£. STIIDWITII ~ A I.ITfle f'~FN CO!(#. .. A BOX OF JIFFY $TUFF!N() MIX ... IINO CWE GIANT CIIICKeN- VEEEU11r.M ' Alt!lough he emphasized "we don't desire" a broader controntatlon with Syria - and that the bombing of the anti-aircraft batteries was In reaction Ia an "unprovoked · attack" on unanned U.S. reconnalssance planes on Saturday - the show of American muscle could prove ominous. Syrla Is anned by the Soviet Union, Its gunners trained by Soviet technicians. U.S. firing on Syrian . positiOns, which . Reagan .and Pentagon. officials suggested might be repeated, brings the superpowers closer to a clash In the Middle East than they have been since the Yom Kippur war of 1973. The Soviets quiCkly rebuilt the Syrian forces after they were humbled by the Israelis In Lebanon last year, but avoided direct Involvement In clashes Lee murder trial enters 2nd vreek ·Death toll mounts as .storms continue By Associated Press The lateSt In a series of stro1111 snowstorms blew through the Rockies Sunday, dumping up tb 21 inches or snow, while snow and Ice made travel · hazardous In the Northeast, and the South started to dry out after waves of thunder· storms that produced floods and tornadOes. At least three people were kUled by the Doodlng and tornadoes, and the storm In the West was blamed for three deaths, bringing the death · toll trom a series of storms since Nov. 21 to 89. Flood warnings · remained In effect Sunday on streams In Mississippi, Louisiana and Ala· bama despite partly sunny skies, I one day after hundreds were forced to flee their homes. Tht snowstorm, which had dumped up to two teet or snow acc.'CIIIIpll\l by blgh wlild on ·the mounta1n1 of Callfomla.. wu c!en· tered OYer Colorado and winter stonn Wlll1llnp were polled for part10l Utah and·Colorado: • ~ "nM'Ry llllll'lllq, 2& IDchel rJ: ._. had fallen on Nonien, Neva., and the wind BUSted to rnintlal!lal mph at Heftderson, Nev., lOUth of Lu Veras. About ~. Inches ol new .-IIIII at the SundaDce lid rt11011 in Utah, and a total of 102 lDCII!I covered the ground at Powder ~ Mountain, the Na tiona! Weather Service reported. The thunderstorms moved over Georgia and Carolinas Sunday after dumping 11.5\nches of rain on Elliott, Miss:, and 9.691nchesofralll on Birmingham, Ala., by mlcinight. A boatcarrylngtwomendropped more than 100 reet.oft a dam on the rain-swollen Broad River In Gat· tney, S.C. Sunday. authorities Saki. One man was reported missing while the othe_r sustained only ·minor Injuries. · At least ftve small tornadoes struck Georgia early Sunday and late Saturday, sllghtiy Injuring two people, damaging bulldlngl aild ' drowning trees and power lines. In Fuiton County, a tornado heavUy' , CIIMiKII 'l'OBNADO DAMAGE - Ed Stonneo, a shop owner, damaaed two buUdlngs and aused a gas leak tbat forced the evacuation · ~Ill cb u areaolu Oslord, Alabamaahopplnc ceuter Sunday rooming •' Iller a 1'..-lo cleriiOIIIbed It Saturday eventnc. Several people were or worla!rs In the Fulton Industrial ldlled by lbe lltGrm. (APIa ! 'Photo). Boulevard area. On ~turday, two people were ldlled when a tornado swept . thrcluill a crowded shopping center Rain likely tonight. Low near 50. Winds southerly 1!)-15 mph. at Oxfclrd, Ala., and 51 were Tuetlday, rain Ukely. Hlgb near 55 In the morning with falling Injured. • · tempeJaturel during the ~- Chance of precipitation '10 :l'wo lotlladoea IUio were repercent tOnliht and Tuesday. • ported otib'ed Sunday In South ·• Eldended Ohio F'oreciiM Carollaa. SiJme power lines were w.m '" 1broucb l"rrday. . dowlll4 81111 rools were daJna&ed. · Jl'lllr • Wedcelclay 81111 'l1altlfQ' and a chance of rabt or 8IMIW The TomiJiabee River In Ala· Frlt!Q..... Ia lbe • w I 1 1Q' 81111 In lhe upper 301 and . . bema was ~ 10 teet above ~ 81111Fdt!Q. r-tn lheteena...Sw211 Wellnaday and flood atapd ·and riiiDr Suilday at · In tile ~ Tlw l and Friday· the Allcevllle Lock and Dam. Weather forecast 1 ,I back at the Druse positions In the hills above Beirut. "We are not at war with the United States," said Raflc Jouejati, the Syrian ambassador to Washington: "But the escalation is Imposed on us, and what are we supposed to win by that• We want to defend ourselves, to defend our positions, to defend the independence and the sovereignty of Lebanon." U.S.-Syrian hostility can be traced back to last summer. With considerable effort, theadJ:nlnistratlon helped arrange an agreement In which Israel promised to withdraw Its 15,1XXJ troops from Lebanon. But the pullout was contingent on an exodus of the 40,00J Syrian troops who ,control about half the country - and the Syrians refused to budge. between the two countries. If the Syrians are subjected to U.S. poundlngs, the Soviets will have to decide whether to let their closest Arab ally down or help Syria fight back. The Marines, sent to Lebanon 16 months ago to help evacuate Palestinian guerrtllas after an Israeli siege of Beirut, wUI stay "to bring peace to that area," Reagan said. With that goal still extremely elusive, the Marines could be a constant target, Inviting attack leading to U.S. retaliation. "We are going to defend our forces there," Reagan vowed Sunday - shortly after Syria-backed Druse mllltla opened fire on the Marines. After he spoke, U.S. naval artillery on warships ot:! the Lebanese coast and land-based Marine artillery and tanks fired . •• GAUJPOW - The lint recorded telephoile conversation between Charles Lee n and Shirley Furst was played this rooming bt GaDia Couoly 'Conunon Pleas Coult. . 'lbe tape was played, although responses by Lee In the conversa· t1on were~ unlntelllclble. To help wodet 1•"" what was heingsald, defl!lllleattomeyllamlln King read Lee's re~pomes from a . 1yped transcript. 'lbe Capes were played alter Jud&e lUchard Roderick met with the p.-:uilon and delenae attorneys for 40 'lbe C¥Venailon dealt with an offer Charels Lee Sr. reportedly made to J!\mll. Lee Sr. allegedly offered Furst $1,000 top to Florida. mmutes. The trial of Charles Lee II, 17, Point Pleasant, charged with murder In the shooting death of Barbara Twyman, 17, Rt. 1, Ewlngton, on or about last March~ eniered .Its second week this morning as cross-examination of a major prosecution witness continued. Shirley Furst, 41, Rt.l, Galllpolls, took tile stand Thursday and told an eight-woman, rour·man jury that Lee admitted to her several times he ~ killed Twyman and dwnped her body In a well. Fun;t has been under crossexamination by defense attorney Hamlin King sin ce Friday afternoon. Several tape recordings of telephone conversations between herself and Lee, rr:ade at the request of the Gallla County Sheriff's Depart. ment: were eliminated from the list of evidence juron; would have when Judge Richard Roderick announced Friday the tapes' poor quality made them unintelligible. Although transcripts of the tapes exist, the court didn't allow them to be.used as evidence If jurorscouldn 't hear the tapes. The conversations contained in the tapes were recorded between Aug. 25 and Sept. 1, prior to theorlglnal trial date of Sept. 21. Fun;t has testified that Lee killed Twyman out of an obsession with Furst and because Lee felt 1\vy· man, withwhomhewasacqualnted was .. nothing" to him. · ' King and his associate, !larbara Wallen, noted In their opening statement ]'lov. 29 that Lee was manipulated by Furst In what Wallen called "one of the most extreme .cases of contributing to the · (Continued on ·page 10) · <4 �• Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pa•• ,2-The Daily Sentinel ' Midd.._ ........... Ohio .• 1 Coirtment . · l'amero'· . Monday, DIICWmber 5, 1983. • ~~~~~~~~--~~----~~~-, The Daily Sentinel 111 Coun Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEJ(;S.MASON AREA Ali::. . ~m~ ,..,.,__,L-...,....I~c::~~~ ~v . ROBERT L. WINGE1T 'P ublisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manapr DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Edllor The post office, again ___ *SOUTHERN TORNADOES i_llia_m_F_.B_uc ____k_ley_l_r. . w:._ · Deta!jlng a couple of recent tionally) took place where bananas expertences with the post office to are fiambeed, not picked: a good my exasperated son whose letter taleaboutlmAmerlcanlnsearchof hadn't anived 10 days after Its telephone service In Pat!s. say, dispatch, my attention was drawn topped the misadventures of Arnertn a piece· In the current Issue of leans almost anywhere else ·In the Vanity fair. It Is called "Abroad at . world." · The author goes on to list a few Home," Is written by Jud\th Martin, · and Its theme is nicely ·examples of the quicksand Into captured by two sentences. The which the r.ountry Is sUpping as the first Is, "A banana republic Is a · result of a combination of nervous country where nothing works and ' listlessness andlbureaucratlzatlon. Two weeks agi) I dispatched to an nobody cares." The second Is, "The best (tradl· author the foreword I had written ..,. A MEMBER ol The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· lion a nd lbe American Newspaper Publisher Association. ·~til""""\,I LETI'ERS OF OPINION are ~elcomed. They shollld be leu 1baa M words long. Allletten·are sub)eet to edltln1 aad must be 1Ji1ned with name, addres• and telephon e number. No unsta:ned ldten wDI be pubU.hed. Letters shoukl be In 10od taste, addreulns issueti, nnt pHSOD.aiUt~ . . GOP -concerned by efforts to • reg.ster voters • for his new book, working a very long day to meet the deadline. My office sent the manuscrtpt not by mere mall- we put on ooe of those $9 "stamps" that guarantee over· night service. I dld say two weeks ago? Yes. Well, It has yetto arrive. ~ days later, another letter to' Washington, rather Important, and for that reason the $9luxury tide. It was returned 10 days later with the Interesting notatiO!l that It ws " unclaimed." Interesting because thP has a slit In the door M '>WfJ/IK 1M 'BfFOI.E- c:RA'Z£,1 ~ ' through which the mall Is regularly · dropped. A rough calculatlpn Is that . H the addressee, let us say, died • unnoticed, the rnaU could be · dropped through that slot for about a year and a half before rtsJng to a : level sufficient lo choke further . access, · justHyln!i the carrier's .: returning It on the grounds that the : letter was "unclaimed." My friend gave me a number to i call. "Just get the stDry from hlrn," : he said. So Idldjustthat, dialing the : numbet of an executive In a large · rnaWng house. He asked that his organization not be named, but proceeded to divulge his dark discovery, namely, that a recent Item-by-Item "grid check' conducted by that enterprise revealed that - · brace yourself - three , percent of an the letters sent oui : never get delivered at an. That : certainly Is banana republic stuff. : It Is proposed that the rate for ~ first class llUlll be lifted to 23 cents. • • And of course, we know that • nlne-dlgtt ZIP codes are In pros- ~ pect. Onl' Is reminded that when : Pizarro. discovered Peru, he re- ; marked that although the Indian , gentlemen had not got around to ~ developing the wheel, and there , were no horses, the emperor rould ~ ' communicate-to the farthest reach • of his domain In 48 llmJrs. That Is a : lot faster, using Indian ·e xpress, ' then we are rnan~glng much of the ; Big efforts to register millions of likely Democratic voters for the N!4 elections have Republican strategists deeply concerned as they plan President Reagan's re-election campaign and the effort to retain GOP .. · · control of the Senate. . The addition of mllllons of dependably J::lerflocratlc ballots to the voter ~lis, particularly In the South and In Northern lndustrtal states, wwld cast ttme. ' a · shadow over Reagan's chances for a second term, assuming he Is a ~'ltH candidate. The Irony of his candidacy Is that while an Improving economy and support for his foreign polfcy make hlrn look IncreaSingly formidable, Reagan still attracts strong opposition among women and blacks. · Adding to the political danger of this opposition Is the Impact of the Vlsuallze the world's on reserves presidential candidacy of the Rev. Jesse Jackson and the House defeat of WASHINGTON - The watch· Yet despite the calamitous conse- companies and by each otbet. as a vast, black ocean that was What happened simply Is that an attempt to revlve the Equal RJghts Amendment. dogs of the press have leaped from quences, Nixon succeeded In perpeconstantly expanding. The crude: Uncle Sam was tied down by : A side effect of the Jackson campaign for the Democratic nomination Is Koreagate to Billygate to Debate- tuating the fiction that the oU needed for dally consumption oozed · likely to be a surge In black voter registration. gate In hot pursuit of a scandal debacle was caused by Inexorable Lilliputians. And Richard Nixon through oUgates that regulated the· Feminist leaders blamed the Republicans for the House defeat of ERA equal to Watergate. Yet all the forces: Nature was running low on helped to tie the laiots. ; and vowed to redouble their ettorts to make women who support the ' whlle, It was lying light under their oil; demand was ·overtaking He lnhertted an ~t!npregna· flow. The U. S. strategy was to keep· amendment a greater political force In 19!4. ble structure of on abundance, oil noses - a scandal. that, In fact, supply; the OPEC nations were Republican pollsters are In 10 key states as part of a drive .aimed at dwarfs Watergate. I call it OUgate. coalescing tnto an unassailable stabtl!ty and oil S€CIIrity. Then, step this dally stream over11owlng. registering up tn 3 rnllllon new GOP supporters to voter rolls. The villain of the piece Is the force; the hlstortcal resurgenCE> of by step, he dismantled t~ machin- that was required was a slight but: But that effort may be dwarfed by the combined voter registration same black·jowled Richard Nixon Islam could not be repressed. ery that had supported the golden · constant surplus, which prOvided. enough levera:ge Ill hold prtces activities of unions, women's groups, blacks and Hispanics. who was caught tn the wbtrlpool of None'of this was true. Nature was ageofoU. ' Voter turnout Is a key factor In campaign planning for ll& and there Is Watergate. Yet he· escaped judg· NOT running out of oll. On the . The United States was the world's down. To maintain the existing oil order. bipartisan agreement that the battle for the White House could bring out greatest oil producer when Nixon ment lor OUgate, which was far , contrary, oil was being discovered In the world was a peace(ul process the b!ghest percentage of voters In ,2Jl years. more disastrous. alm06t twice as fast as It was betng was Inaugurated. We Imported a commercial process, with anTurnout cuts differently for the two parties. Traditionally, Democrats almost no Middle East oil, and we He abandoned the oil policies of used. occasional dlsplomatlc gesture. All have had an easier time registering large numbers of potential suworters the past and allowed the OPEC Demand was NOT overtaking carefully maintained the capacity Nixon had todowasoccastonallyoll, whlle Republicans could expect a higher percentage ol their backers to cartel to run the prtce of oil Into the supply. Though consumption . was to export oil temporarily to places show up at the polls. stratosphere. This brought eco- rtslng, there ' was enough In the where·u might be needed lJ) time of ·a machine that was alreadY: running beautifully and had been "We've got to plan for higher turnouts and Increase our numbers at the nomic distress that staggered the cataloged reserves ·to meet the emergency. running bei utlfully for decades. : same time they Increase theirs,'' said Linden Kettlewell, political director Industrial world and devastated the anticipated demand far Into the 21st This made It futile for the Arabs It was the negative things Nlxo~ of the Republican National Commlttee. . Third World. or anyone else even to dream of century. did, the routine fhores he negleCted She conceded that It Is much more difficult .for the GOP to find areas seizing on power by breaking their In this country, for example, OPEC was NOT coalescing; - rather than a faUure to where there would be large blocs of de!Mindably Repub!Jcan supporters not every dollar tbat was added to the Islam was NOT resurgtng; the contracts and cutting off supplies. controversial new aetlons - that · yet registered to vote. . prtce of crude stunted economic Arabs were NOT uniting. The~ Attempted Arab embargoes In I956 By no means are Republican strategists, particularly at the White caused hlm to lose control of Uu: growth by 0.1 percent to 0.2 percent. · were, In fact, In disarray, having and 1967 were easily thwarted. The House, prepared to Write off Hispanics as solidly Democratic. Reagan oUgates. Translated Into human terms, this been repeatedly and variously last time was just a year before always ran well ahead of most Republicans ln. Hispanic areas and his meant 'inlsery fo,r mtllions. defeated by the Israelis, by the oll ' Nixon was elected. advisers talk about the potential Reagan could reeelve between :ll percent · and 40 percent of the Hispanic vote In 19!4. For nearly two decades, politicians and political scientists have bemoaned the declining partiCipation of Arnertcans In elections. Less than 55 percent of the voting population voted polls In 191ll, wonder everyone was concerned naturally be taken with an eye . each have 18 times the number at The day before Thanksgiving the i:ontlnulng a decline from 1900 when It was more than 60 percent. about the Soviet response to U. S. toward political profit. This Is the missiles needed for wortd deslnlc· :: Kremlin lett us Nervous Nellles : Experts In both parties say next year It could be 58 percent. action In !nstaWng American made only one advantage the Russian tlon. The scientists bave recom-~ little to be thankful for as they system has over ours. They can mended that each. side adopt and controlled missiles' In NATO walked out of peace talks In countrtes. It was announced by decide on a course of action and deterrence level well below the 500 Geneva. Theycarrtedoutthethreat ~ pursue It for years with bulldog number so that explosion of ~ Soviet President Yurt Andropov they had made when the Reagan ' Intensity without considering the weapons, either by accident or t that additional Soviet missiles wlil administration !lrSt talked of Instal· . . opinion of the man on the street design, would leave some remnant • ling Pershing II and.Crulse missiles be placed In European sateltlte while our future plans must be of humankind alive. It Is the moSt : In Europe. The administration countrtes, addltlonal'mlsstle carry· adjusted every four years to meet sensible propOsal to yet cotne out of l lng submarines will roam ·the seemed to view the walkout as political expediency-at home. this whole crasy mess! : some sort of dlplomaitc victory and oceans near the American shores Since the administration of and they would adopt any_"othl!r chose to downplay lt. Nuclear Ronald Reagan Is the llrst i freeze advocates .consider It measures to Insure the safety of the Dwight Eisenhower we have had president ever to seek mllltary 1 U.S.S.R." The danger Ill the United one term presidents but all have supelior!ty 'over the SovietS. That I! another milestone on the Road to followed the policy of deterrence. has been his announced Intention Nowhere. States has Increased drastically the Even the most enthusiastic nuclear since he labeled the Soviets 8JI an • It Is slowly dawning on the past week! freeze advocate has no quarrel with Evil Empire of Han and cbeats. : I was only echoing Washington Arnertcan people that the president that, only with the massive number The Soviets say they will not accept l cou)d be wrong. Presidents have .correspondents when 1 said the of weapons each country has Inferiority. Wtth no one talldng been wrong before as any student of administration <;onslders the wal· accumulated for overklll. Sagan . can such an 1rnp8ase he resolved? l Arnertcan history knows. We have kout a diplomatic victory. In fact, says the world scientists have they described the president's men only to go back as far as the Regardless of whether we concluded that 500 weapons on each each·pther or 1101, the two cbuntrles , Vietnam War to prove th;\1 point. In as. "jubUant" over the Soviet action his heWgerent war of wordS with although the president himself side would be enough to destroy the must live on thesameearthorfulflll • world by causing a nuclear winter the Biblical prophesy of encllng the l the Soviet Union the last ~ publicly said he was dismayed. The years, President Reagan has asjubllance ·could have been caused over the entire earth when the sun's world by lire. I don't believe the : rays are shaded by dust and smoke Sovl~ have any Intention or: sumed the Soviet Union would back the owortunity this gives the down when push came to shove. administration to fan a wave of of an' exchange of missiles so returning to the conference table • jJatrlotlc fervor In this eleCtion powerful they make the bombs untll the administration changes. · : They didn't and the arms race goes on tn deadly earnest! For mOnths year. Remember, It !snowless than exploded over Japan seem Uke fire That cqndemns us Nervous Net·l he has assured the Amertcan a year until the presidential eleCtion crackers. lies to either one or five more years Russia and the United States · o( nuclear jitters! .• people the Soviets were blufftng l!lld any White House ac.tion will ; with their threat to leave the (leace Mill~~~- = table. Now, he Is just as confidently stating they wui be back. He was wrong when he ·said they would not leave so what 8ISU1'aiiCe cb~have he Is not wrong agatn? It .Is not known yet whether the talks on the IBMa will also stop but common . sense says they will. If our two "SYRIA! This here town ain't big enough ' for countries cannot come to some both of us... " mutual widers!Andlng about popguns, how can we expect them to agree on cannon? The latest rupture In u. s. and Soviet relations comes at a time when the American people are more aware ihan ever before of the • , '\ dallger of nuclear weapons. F'lrst • ' • came the report by Scientist Carl Sqan of a study by the world's foremost scientists who concluded that an an-out nuclear warwoold be the end of mankind. Then came the ' ·I, too, like Darts Irwin, was · People should boycott them It they· ABC mOVIe, The Day Aller, which • shocked to see that C. G. Murphy's start selling booze. was watched In than half of Let's caD tbem and let them ~mgw American homes and was · the Mart was applying lor a liquor •• license. How low wW some people how we feel about ll - Ople C.- subject of nationwide publlclty In stoop'to make the almlihty doUar? Cobb. mqazlnes and newspapen.lt Is no lHt CAWG£ Oil's 'g~lden *MEIGS MARAUDERS *EASTERN EAGLES .PAT HILL FORD, 1992-219~ "COME GROW WITH US." 1, 1<11> age' ________Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rs_on~ MEIGS Fo ~. • vs. Nels.-York- Home- Dec. 6 Vinton Co. - Away - Dec. 9 Trimble - Away - Dec. 13 I FARMERS BANK .. EASTERN & SAVINGS CO. 'POIIIEROY, OH. vs. Hannan Trace - Away - Dec. 9 Southern - Away - Dec. 16 PH. 992-2136 · Fill ---aANKONE~'!: An: ' SOUTHERN vs: ,. Kyger Creek - Home -- Dec. 9 Eastern- Home- Dec. 16 1 992-2133 Rutland Branch 742-2888 Tuppers Plains ~ell 985-3385 l!lember F.D .. I.C. The Soviet walkout ____~_--:L_ow_e........~l_W_in-=-ge_ti BAUM G!ei8 a: 1 j · ~ how: llkej bY HARDWARE Eastern Schedule Melp Basketball Schedule Dec. 6. NelsonvUie-York ... ... ..... , ...... Home Dec. 9, Kyger <.:'reek ...... ................ Home Dec. 9, Ha nnan Trace .................... Away Dec. 16. Eastern ............................ Home Dec. 17 .................. ...... ............. at Miller Dec . 16, Southern ......... .. ................ Away Dec. 20, Watertown ........................ Home Dec. 27. Federal Hocklmz ..... ... ....... Home Dee. 29, ·HoUday Tournaments ...... Wahama Dec. JO, Holiday Tournaments ...... Wahama Jan. 6, Southwestern ...................... Home Jan. 13, North Gallla ............ .......... Home Jan . 14, Wahama ........................... Home Jan . 20, Kyger Cree-k ....... ... ........... Home Jan. 24. Ravenswood .. .. .................. Away 'Jan. 27, Hannan Trace ................... Home Jan. 31, Fort Frye. Away ............... Away Feb. 3, Southern ......... .. .... ....... .... .. Home Feb. lO, Soulhwe!itern ... ....... .... .. .. .. Away Feb. 11. Fort Frye ............... ........ .. Home Feb. 14, Waterford ......................... Away Dec. 21, Logan ..... ....... ........ ... ........ Home Dec. 30 ......... ... .... .......... at Southwestern Jan . 3 ................... .... ............ at Wahama Jan. 6 ........... .. ..... ... ......... at North Gallla Jan . 12 .................... .... . at Hannan Trace Jan. H. Ravenswood ..................... Home Jan. 20, Southwestern .................... Home Jan. 27 ........................... at Kyger Creek Jan. 28, WahaiJla .................. .. ....... Home Feb. 3 ... ................................. at Eastern Feb. 4 ......................... at Ceredo-Kenova Feb. 10, North Gallla ..................... Home Feb. ll, Huntington St. Joe .......... .. Home Feb. 14 .......................... .. at Ravenswood Feb. 17, Hannan Trace .................. Home HEAD COACH - CARL WOLFE . RESERVE COACH-HOWIE CALDWELL Feb. 17, North Gallla ...... ............... Away HEAD COACH - DENNIS EICHINGER RESERVE COACH-DON EICHINGER :Dec. 9, Vlnton ... .... .......... ......... ........ Away Dec. 13, Trimble ..... ........ ...... ........... Away [)e('. 16, Belpre ......................... ..... . Horne Dec. a), Alexander .......................... .Away Dec. l.'l, Warren .............................. Horne J an. 6, Wellston ........ ... ....... .............. Away Jan. 10, Federal Hocldng ........ ........... Away Jan. 13, MUier .. ........ ..... ... ....... .. ...... HoOle Jan. 17. NelsonvWe-York ....... ............ Away Jan. :ill. VInton ..... .... ............ ........... Home Jan. 21. Wahama ............ ... ... .........Away Jan. 24, Trimble ... ...... ........ -. ... ........ Hornf' Jan. '17, Belpre ................. ...... ; ........ Away Jan. 31, Alexander ........................... Home Feb. 3, Warren ... ........................... .. Away Feb. 10, Wellston .......... ................... Home · Feb. U, Wahama ... ............. ............ Horpe HEAD COAC H - GREG DRU"\MER RESERVE COACH - MICK CmLDS I ~ IMN;i ~ IBERGLASS & FOA INSULATION • HOURS: Mon. tbru Fri. 7:30 -. to 5:00 p.11. Saturday .. 7:30 am. to 4:00 p.m. .STORE HOUI$: 101.-sAf. . I A.l.·lO P.M. •• lf.r·~ WHEEL HORSE Lawn & Garden TRACTORS. POlE ROY, OHot I more CHESTER, Oil 298 SECOND ST. • Upset Murphy customer 985-3301 ·Powell's · f1Lv : . .. "Ycu hildi,. Mlllrill lllrbt Pia" I ..., . Letter to. editor • Corner of Court & 2nd Pome_roy! OH. take Berry's World --·-- j· " ,, �l'aga 4 The Daily Sentinal The Daily Sentinai-Paga S, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, Dlcember 5, 1913 l'amei'O't' Middleport, Ohio Kyger Creek, Southwestern post wins . ' Kyger Creek and Southwestern posted low-scoring victories Satur· ' day night against Mid American and Synunes Valley respectively, Coach Keith Carter's Bobcats defeatedMidAmerlcanHighSchool of Huntington, 43-36 while Southwestern dropped Synunes Valley, Attention Kmart Customers Bobcats win Ahead by two points midway In the fourth quarter, Kyger Creek went Into a four corner offense which provided the cushion needed toputMidAmerlcaaway. Senior center, J.D. Bradbury, seared two quick baskets and senior foxward Brent Love added another to put the game on ire. Bradbury who finished with 13 points In the game had five In the fourth verlod. Kyger Creek, In posting Its second straight victory, trailed 13-12 at the end of the first period and tied the score at 22-22 at tl)e half. The Watching the shot are MIDer's Keltb Roberts (41), Chris Esselsteln (I~) and Mike Rose (31). Keith Wisecup photo. Marauders face big test ·Tuesday Grandy, theJ Bu~keyes' coach's rauders a .bona fide TVC title son, has scored more than 50 points contender or just a hash in the pan for his two TVC games and Is a this year? deadly outside shooter. N-Y and Meigs !lre both dead· That question wtil be answered at . the Larry Morrison Gymnasium locked In a flve:way ·tie for first Tuesday when they host the along with Trimble, Alexander, and · Nelsonville-York Buckeyes. Belpre. In other TVC action "They're the tallest team we Tuesday, Wellston goes to Alexhave played this year a nd they have ander, Federal-Hocking visits Bel· somegoodoutsldeshooters. Ittakes pre, Miller travels to Trimble, and aprettygoodgamefromustowln," Vinton County will be at Warren said Meigs, Coach Greg Drummer. Local. "I .hope we can put together one The Buckeyes, led by guard Kirk .Grady, are 2.0 In TVC play and 2·1 whole good bali game. We have to · overall. They have defeated Miller get out of our habit of starting slow. and VInton County 5348. The We'll have to play much better than Buckeyes lost to non-league oppo· last Friday (Meigs beat Mlller 49-33)," added Drummer. nent Logan 5342. ~A • Jay Carpenter Is the Marauder's !Yl leading scorer 10 date with outputs or 20 and 141n their first two outings. Nick Riggs has 25 In those two games while Mike Chancey follows NASHVTI..LE,Tenn. (AP)-Billy with 24. Martin does not believe the reports If the Marauders should win, it that he Is about to be fired again. will mark the best start by a Meigs . "Newspaper propaganda" is Marauder cage team in their what he called them in a telephone 17-year history. The 1970·71, which · featured Meigs' reserve coach tntervlew Sunday night. 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Naturally, since you can lower the temperature in the rest ofthe house, your total heating expenses will be much 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD, & • "'~ GALLIPOLIS Ia Your Portrait Store. I 8)' p-- ...... """""""" 'I1Ic A!loda&ed.Pre. NY Ran~rs NY Isles 17 Phll<delphla Washillgtoo t'i . P1t1SbUrgh Philadelphia ·!11~11896 9 12 14 l 2 33 117 '11 26 93 l{tl ...... ...- -- · 14 u 1() 12 3 3 -Ul4 Vancouver oau.. Wlnnl!X'B 1...a1 Angelfos 4 3 26 25 9 t4 3 t1 t9 1 16 s CINCINNATI (AP) -Cincinnati Reds President Bob Howsarn says he's Interested In reacquiring first baseman Tony Perez, one of the most popular members of the "Big Red Machine" of the 1970s. Howsam, In Nashville, Tenn .. for baseball's winter meetings, said · he's waiting for the Philadelphia Phlllles to decide whether they want to retain the 41-year-old Perez, who helped them reach the World Series last season. "They called about another matter and I brought up the Idea aboutwhetherTonywasavaUable,' ' Howsam told the Clnclnna tl En· quirer. "They were not sure. I'll just have to walt and see." Perez will become a free agent If the Phlllies don't make him a contract offer by Dec. 15. His agent, Reuven Katz of Cincinnati, told the newspaper he's not sure what wUI happen. "Tony's very happy In Phlladel· phla," Katz said. "He likes where he Is. But tlle I'erezes were very happy In Cincinnati. "I don't know what's going on. I just know an lnquiiy was made to Tony, whether It would be acceptable to him. I know Topy would not object to it." Perez, at home In Santurce, Puerto Rico, told the Enquirer he didn't know what Philadelphia would do . "It's up to P])Uadelphla.'' Perez said. "They still have my option. I don'tthlnktheywanttogetrtdolme. They don't have any right-handed pinch-hitters." Perez hit .2411ast season, his 20th In the majors. Hewasasiarter at the beginning of the season, when he , was hot at the plate, then slid lntd a plnch·hlttlng role as his batting average cooled off. Howsam Indicated that If Perez plays In Cincinnati again, It will be in a limited role. "His strength would be as a pinch-hitter and as a leader,'' Howsam said. "I think you can City • Hou!ll:on San Alli[IIIo less, too. HONOLULU (AP) - British Rick Hansen, 26, of Vancouver, Safe, clean ~t for ju8t a few cents an hour. Columbia, Canada won first to finish honors at Sunday's 4th annual Honolnlu Wheelchair Marathon. Hansen, a physical fitness student at the University of Brttlsh Colum· bla, turned In a time of two hours, three minutes and 21 seconds to better the record mark of2;m: ~he set In 1981. • The women's division of the wheelchair mar8 tl!On was won by Jennifer Smith, 28, of Dayton, Ohio, whO had a ttmeof2:40:27. , Ifyou are considering IISing portable electric . heat contact the Marketing & Customer Services Department ofOhio Power. 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"Enrolled to Practice Before Th e Internal Re venue Service" FAS11!.RN CONFERENCE WLTftaGFGA 16 9" 4 J6 118 101 The Daily Sentinel MARY C. KEBLER, E. A. ' Nadon~~~ B.kdhwP "-oc~Mlotl Nadonal Hocley Le..-ue 8--16 12 ~ 12-31 PEAQOF MIND Basketball MO ~ NTREAL PHOTOGRAPHER HOURS TUES., WED., SAT. 10-1, 2-6 THURS. & FRI. 10-1, 2-5:30, 6-8 - LUNCH 1-2 Hockey ................... 14 1410 POSTMASTER: Send address to ·The Dally Sentinel, 111 Coun ~t.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Scoreboard ... Reds show interest in Perez ~~~~~~ DATES Totalol~. DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR ~·aGIImea Professional Studio Ask about our 10X13 (11 X14 matted) Decorator Portrait Vogel 34<1; Waugh By quarters: . Mlller ..... .. ..........................2 6 8 12-28 Meigs .... ............. ; .......... ..... 9 14 11 16-50 .They pushed the lead to 17 points By SCO'IT D. MILLER - their biggest lead of the fiJ1it half RIO GRANDE - Guary Jerry - with 3: 19 showing on two b:tskets Mowery connected on his first five by Kent Wolfe and one each by Joe shots from the floor Saturday night Verhoff and Mowery. helping Rio Grande College jump Rio held a 48-33 lead at the out to an early 14,polnt lead that Intermission. The Redmen were they never relinquished In pacing never challenged In the second half. the Red men to an 87-65 victory over Mowery paced the Redmen with Falrrnopl (W. ,Va.) State College. ·The win moved the Redmen to 7·1 20 points whlle Curry added 16, Maisch 12, and Wolfe 10. Elvin on the season. The Falcons dropped Addison paced the Falcons with 17 to 1-2. points while Tim Murphy added 16 Rio Grande has won 28 of Its last and Ellis 15. 31 decisions at Lyne Center. The Redmen held a 39-29 advan"It was a great win against a good tage In field goals and were 1'l ofl9 team," said Rio Grande head coach from the free throw line to 'John Lawhorn. "They're a tall and Fairmont's seven of 10 showing. talented team that will go far In the Eleven Redmen cracked the West VIrginia Conference. We were scorlrig column marking the sixth fortunate to create some opportunl· time this season that 10 or more ties with some good defense. "Mowery created the offensive players have scored In a game. tempo and Bob Shaw and Dan , Saturday's 11ame marked Ohio Valley Foodland Night with over Curry controlled the boards." The Falcons were leading 4·2 In 2,600 fans In attendance. Kim Morgan of Rio Grande won a free 90 the first two minutes before second spree at Foodland and Tina Mowery connected on three Burson of Jackson won a cash straight long shots and Curry a scramble at halftime. drive off a pass from Mowery for a The Redmen will be back In 124 lead. Aiter Mike Ellis coun· action Monday night against Circle· tered with a drive, Mowery hit on an ville College._ eight-footer and John Maisch a Folnnmt Slate (65) - Jotm.on 1-24; Bell drive and a 16-footer for an 18-6 1.0·2: Addison S.i-17; Murphy 8-o-16; Hawkins lead. J.2-8; Ellls 7·1:15; Jones 2·1·5. Totald8·1·1M. Joe Jones notched a jump hook, Ria Gande (8'7) -Mowery 9·2·:11; Penrod +0-8; Maisch S.O.l2; CUlT)' 7·2·16; Shaw2-2-6~ but Shaw zipped In a turnaround FurnJer 1-0-2: Wolfe 2-6-10: Smith 1.0.2; and Curry a slx·footer for a 22-8 Vcrhotr 1-0-2; Morrison 3-17: Fritz 1-0-2. Tolals 311-13-IH"I. lead. ~~=··M~~the ~~~~~-~~ J-~=·T~E~~s~o~r~EN~oc~~~E~n~·=~~~~~~~W~E~A~R~E~S~O~R~R~Y~F~O~R~A!N~Y~IN~.!C~O~N~V~E~N~IE~N~C~E~~~~~ EXTRA SPECIAL! &!~::=' Symmes vauey .................... 6 1·2-4: Martln 4-0-8; Love 5-2-12; B['adbury 6-1·13. Tolals 11»43. Mld-AmeriCllll (:t8) - Letflngwell 4-2·10: Robe11S4-2·10; Hutchinson 1-1-3; Jarrell J..0-6: RaJnsbotten 1-1-3; Martin 1~2; Coronta Hl-2. Rio dumps Fainnont F.RIDAV thru 1HURSOAV ~ Associated Press. their first seven. . "When you give loyalty. you expect to get It in return. That's the .------------~ reason I'm sure that George would oot go back on his word. He has told me his word Is his bond, and! believe IN CONCERT him." THE HENSONS Martin, whose two previous And The tenures as Yankees manager since UNROE FAMILY · 1975 ended with him being fired and RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER quitting just before Steinbrenner Rutland, Ohio lowered the boom, has four years THURS., DEC. 15-8:00 P.M. left on a five-year contract he signed last January. TICKETS $5.00 On Sale Now At Middleport Book · That agreement, reportedly ror Store and Doxol Bottle Gas in $5(Xl,OOJ a year, made him· one of baseball's highest paid .manjager. TOTAL PACKAGE PRICE · 11yp:r Creek (43) - ... LDECEMBER 2 thru !J artln Oesn t believe reportS DEPOSIT IJ.:!.- Vllley t•) _Fulks H-!2; waugll :IAHi: Smith 2-3-7; Thompson H5 and BowliniH-9. Tu&llll..... Southwestern,1-2overall, plays at Oak HUI Tuesday and at North Gallla, Frtday. SW.SVcool""' Roger WeUs scored 21 pqlnts In ieadlng the Southwestern Highland· <::rs to a 46-39 non-conference victory over Symmes Valley. In the first half, Wells scored 10 of his 21 points. as Southwestern assumed a 28-18 By qwu1en: Kyget" Creek ............... 12 10 10 11-43 Mlci-AmB-tcan ....... ............ 13 9 7 7-a6 - - - (18) - Meeks l-1·7; Weill 1o.1.21, La)llon 3-1-7: Pelfrey 1-4-6; Balk!)' 1-24: Baker 0.1-1. and Ha!Siop IHH!. ~ Laserphoto). • 2·8X1 O'S, 3·5X7'S, 15 lead. Southwesternhlt18of44fleldgoal attempts lor 40 percent and 10 of 22 foul shOts. Symmes Valley sankl5of 56 floor attempts for 29 pet cent and nine of~ at the foul stripes. The Hlghlandershelda36-34reboundlng edgeasWeUsgrabbedl3. Paul Fulks led Symmes Valley with 12 points. • Southwestern also won the reseiVe contest, 31-25: Jolm Woolum and Shawn Colley had eight points each for the Little Highlanders while Tony Webb led the Little VIkings with13. •. Marauderettes· post third win WINS REISMAN TROPHY - University of Nebraska's Mike Rozier can1es the baD during game earlier In 1983. Rozier was named thjl winner of the Helsman trophy Satnrday evening In New York. (AP :so-oo d DanLefflngwellandTomRoberts scored 10 points each for Mid AmeriCan. Game stat'<tks show KC sank 19 ~ 42 floor atte~,t. emj five of nine free throws. Mid America con· vetted 15 of 39 field goal attempts and six of 17 at the chartty.strlpes. Kyger Creek collected 18 rebounds withBradburygettlngelght. Both sides employed a pressing defense throughout the contest. Kyger Creek 2-1 goes to Southern Frlday. 40-39. In our Sunday, December 4th Advertiseme_nt, the newspaper failed to make the following changes: Home Computer Console and.T.I. Car.tridges should not have been advertised. Instead it should have been the following: A "WISE" SHOT- Meigs' Rick Wise ( 10) goes ln . ·for a short jumper ~~galnst the Miller Falcons Friday night. The Marauders captured their second straight victory, 49-33. Wise finished with eight points. Bobcats moved ahead In the third period by outscoring the hosts 1().7 • • Love was the only other Bobcat hitting double figures with12 points. .... $89.95 ••,. '109.95 . $6495 · · $7C295 El. Pc. SETS...1119.90 FURNITURE RICE'S 854 Second Gallipolis, OH . " FULL Ea. Pc. Insurance 9:30·5:00 ~ailable . $31! 26 $270 27 bu t not mcluded abo11e . 1312 Easiern Ave. INeKt Door to Pizza Hut_) CIQsed Thurs. 446·9523 .. . "" 00 $1 ~ . 235. 80 " !20 S1Hi5428 S2 1 .62t 60 " $22.854 .00 S28.48UI4 S32.•32 40 00 """Annual Pe1cen1age Rate 18'\. 446-4113 �~~~~~::~:=~~~Da::il!y~~:n:t:ine~l_________________________________:~:m:e:~~Y==~~·:~~~~"~·~Oh~i~o----------------------------------~W-•_Kb~y~,OK---~m_DM ___s_,_,___ ~ .. Meigs County Garden Clubs announce flower show winners Pat Holter's modernistic design accented with blue satin balls and glitter took the top award in the annual Meigs County Garden Clubs Association holiday flower show. "On Christmas Day In the Morning." staged over the weekend at the Senior Citizens Center. A member of both the Chester Garden, Club and the Shade Valley Counctl of Floral Arts. Mrs. Holter-'s winning entry was in the class, "We Open the Gifts," a design showing motion. The Reserve Best of Show was won by Bernice Carpenter of the Bend 0' the River Garden Club. Her modern design featured wood handcrafted flowers. greenery and vine. In the class "Gather Up the Clutter." The creativity award went to Betty Dean for an abstract In the black l ight class. Allum seed· pods, bittersweet pine, and spruce were used In the arrangement which depicted Santa$ sleig h goi ng through the sky. Winning the Horticulture Sweepstake award was Gaynelle Clark. I n the junior division, Billy Crane won both the Junior Best of Show and the Junior Horticulture .Sweepstakes. Mrs. Earl Bender of Marietta judged the show whlch featured an entrance decor ation of whlte net pillars with the show theme In silver made by the Middleport Ama teur Gardeners. Margaret Ella Lewis was chair- man of the show "ith Eva Robson as her asslslant . ti\'C'Iy . Wl't'(' as folio~.~.· .:.· ''Ht'ar thl' Paltf>r of Lift It• Fl'Pt .' ' usinp: ru·o rontai nc'fS: P£'al'l£' Canada~ · . &ott:- {)(>an , Shf'lla Curtis. Janr Thompsor1 "If 's Ttmt> to f'R't L'p.'' a •all lltlt' arranl':ement: MargarPt Edwards, M£'1 ~nit• Strtht>m . J anf' Th o m pson. BNni(' £' CarPf'ntf'l', "But It':. ~till D.:nk.' -.llml'n Business Senices· -------------r-:....._______ ".lndet' b l a<'kll~ht 13£'tty Dt'an. Ml'lan!t>Siethem. Pat USED APPLIANCES Washers, Dryers Ranges, Refrigerators ' Air Conditioners WE ALSO DO SERVICE CALLS 742-2352 • Route 4. Pomeroy C'ran£'. with fourth plaC'(I rlbbon.c; to Mckie Stf'\\'ar t. Donlta Manu£'1. and Billy Crane. " 'reatlwi. Conillgt'!!i and P ackage W;Ird. and Marge Fetty, SE'C'Ond class. "Se<>' th£' SunriSt> on the Snow," using gllttf''r: Bt'rnicc.' Caf1X'n t~r . Ek>lly [)pan, Shf'lb Curtis, Kathryn Johnson. "Loo k ~. Thirtv-'J'wo Dl>er Track.s in the Snow ," mass. mOdem or oth('r: Binda Diehl, Mcl..-mic SIC'Itlrm. Evel~ll Hollpn, and Betsy Horky . "Ooh. lh£' Tl'f'f'," a ll green shades: Ka!P Roush, AliCe Thompson. Eile-en Buck . and · Rose R<'ynolds . "W£> Openttlc Gif!s." show!~ mnl lon: Pat Hol ter, &:>rniC<' Carl)('nter. Evelyn Hollop , and Wan<'lla Radekin. " And Cath£>r up th(' OuttC'r": Bf>rnk'P Carpenter, Sheila CUrtis. Eva Roooon. and Ruth Erv.•!n. "So Now! ca n Rest ," trea.sun.'d woocl a nd all dried plant material, two classes: Pauline Alk1ns. Sheila Curtis, Evelyn Hollon and Do1·othy :\1orris, Urst class; and Allee Thompson, BenUCP Carpenter, M ar ge Fen y, and Ruth Moore. second class. " And 'I'wasure the Cards, .. lnt£>rpreotive: Bf.tty ()('an, Donia Crane. M ar ge Fet ty, arxi Peggy Cra ne. "Ghost of Christmas Pas t," ln!erpretlve: Ada Holt£>r , Virginia Co\<ert, Sheila T aylor, and Pat Parsons. 446-0 rFN 1 mile below 2nd Kai ser Entrance at 102 Carney Dr., Corner of St. Rt. 2 , and Carney 273-3407 U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authorized John Dee re, New Holland, Bu sh Hog Farm Equ ipmen1 Dealer SKATE-A-WAY thester, oR Open Wed .. Fri .. Sat. Nites 7: 30 to 10!00 Available for private pat· ties Mon.. Tues.. Thurs . 'Niles, Sat. or Sun. After· nTH.nA..I~~~GIYl~.G 0 Form Equipment Parts & Service · MILLS' ELECTRIC Re sident ial- New and rewiring: Commercial and lnWHI'N THE Mo\NV HOURS Of HUNT" lttG FINW.Y PAY OFf WITH THAT SPI:CW.. DEER. REWARD YOUR Ef. dustria!BONDED Hot1lwhure FORTS wmtWOUNTATOURSTUOtO, A QUALifY , LIFE ·UKE SHOlUlER .J~~~:;;~~~_J rtrst and th ird 1 Gaynelle Clark, seco nd and fo urth; a nd medium: Joyce Manuel. Cay. nell~ Cl ark. P at P arsons, and GaynelleClark. Bl oomln~ housep lants, medium: Gayn£>lle EACH ~T IS GIVEN THE PEA· TliE Foli'!,~£' houseplants, small: Sheila Curtis, .. Clark. MargarN Ell a Lewis, Pauline Atkins, and Helen Johnson: and large: J~ Manuel: Evelyn Hollon. Helen Johnson and Joyce Manuel. Afi'tcan vtolets. doubl£> bloom: Ada Holter, Gayn£>11£> Qark, ShCUa CurtiS, third and founh; and sln ~le bloom . Gaynell£> aarK. Sheila CurtiS and Pa t Parsons . Ctu'lstmas cactus: Wan£>tte Radckln, Joyce M anuel and Ada r(oller. Berried B ra nc he~): Eva Robson, fi rs t and third, Betty Dean and P at Parsons. Junior classes: dish gard£>n, 8\Dy Crane, Robin Manuel , Donita Manuel, with l oun h pl aces to Donia Crane, Aaron Thompson, Jo EllE-n Crane and Amber Thompson. Terrariums: Amber Thompson, BWy Crane, Aaron Thom pson and Donlta Manuel . _,• . SOHAL AMNTlON IT DESERVES TO GIVE YOU A PRIZE TROPHY THAT LAsT FOR YEARS AND YEARS. CAU. TODAY FOR CURRENT PRtCES OE£R AND OntER GAME L..--=- " GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:.30 P.M. PHONE 992-2156 Or Wr ite Oa illy Sentinel Cllssilied Dept. . f :lt~•l/l••rl/111'''' "'''"r lhr /11//mt lllfl. Jr/I•JJIIUIII' t•nlt.,l~ .•. .. ,......... ............ l.. ........ ,,llllll.,. ll·l•... fVICJI-It ,, ............ 11-W.IIIIfiDI 11-u.t•• ...... ................... u ....... ,.. ••, ........ ,...•• ,...1 . . ,._....... .,, ...., . , , _ , _ ....! EAFORD(H vt•Gtl B. SR. llAt.lOI 21e r . 1nd St . Phone 1- ( 614 )-992-3325 Nf.W LISTING - 6 rm. Syracuse homeon 2 level bls. BAth, nat. gas heat. · insulated and near scools. $25,000. POMEROY - Llrge mod. veneet 3 BRhome. lg. master bedroom w~h bath, beautiful family rm. with fireplace and 2 car garage. 217 balhs, central air and heat. TRAILER LOTS - 4 in Middle(Xlrt. Some with furnished trai le~ in town, in !he country, Pomeroy, and on the river. We ha.e one lor you. SYRACUSE - Nice modem insulated home in Rusnc Hills. 3 bedrooms, one floor, garage, and nice I& bt Also an older 7 rm. home on 124 with all utilities and 245 by 115 lot IIIDDLEPORT - We have 5 homes here for you to see. Br~k or trame. Starting at HERRINGBONE CHAIN 18" Medium With Safety Catch Reg. $220 Sale S99 4mm GOLD BALL EARRING Rog. '25 Sale '10.99 16" ROPE CHAIN ADO-A-BEAII CATCH Reg. '40 Sale 119.99 77mm GOLD BALL Keg. '6.00 Sale '2.99 50o/o ·oFF ONE EVENING ONLY Middleport MONDAY, DEC. 5 Book Store Mill St." Middleport $16,000. POMEROY - Nice 3 bedroom central healed home. Above all lloods. Carpeting bath, basement. and garage. May assume. One other 3 bedroomer wittJ II acres. IJf utilities IIODERN - 5.25 acres and a 3 yr. old 7 rm. 2 baths, Ox32 great room home. Cook ar<l bake untls, dishwasher, refrig· erator, swim pro and tennis court SIIAI.L FARIIS - 2 - 2~- 49 - 12 acres. In Southern, langsville, Rutiar<l and Eastern area. FARII~ - 76 acres. farm house, woodburner, minerals, near Langsville. - 96 acres near Rutland, free gas and minerals - 58 acres Ntm! Settlement with It 3 bedroom horne, bank -n - and over 300 acres near Racine with free gas and 2 bath home. IO'M«t IITERESJ 110111 Housmg Headc1u, If lt•rs · Public Notice SEALED BIOS For s al f! - 197 1 DodgP Tru ck Ch ass1s 65 .852 m11es W r. rr.servr. the r1ght to a cCf~ pt or relf!Ct any or all brd s M all b1ds to John Smrth of RReds · vr lle Oh Calf 3 78-6358 or 3 78 -6 t 65 11215. 12. 19 3tc Public Notice ORDINANCE NO. 542 PASSED 10/ 3/ 83 Pursuant to Sect10n 743 28 ol the Ohto Aev~ sed CodP. as amP.ndP.d by 4mAnded Housf, Sill No 156. I 13th Genr. ral A5sembly, the council of Pomft· 'fo y V11iaqe hP.rP.by notrft P.S Columbta Gas of Ohto and the Pubh c Uttl111es CommiSSIOn ol (11-·un nf 1!<; tntent 10 nP.armate JOintly Real Estate General POr.,EROY, 0. 992-2259 RUTIAitD free Gast Country living is easy with no gas bil~ in tho 3 bedroom home, 2 IJeautiful baths, lamily room, dtning room, buitt in k~c hen , huge living room. Covered patio ·and carport Garage, other outbuildings, apjlrQJumate~ I acre lot. $41,900.00. MIDDLEPORT - Hl story home on a ~ street Plus a nice garage on a level lot. $14,000. NEAR POMEROY - 3 bedroom house, bath, ref. and range. House needs repair. Small lot. $9,800. SYRACUS£ - 3 bedroom home with new roof, vinyl sidtrlg ntce kitchen cabinets fami~ room on 3lots. $25,000: HTSEU RUN RD. - 2o acres plus a ranch style home. large kitchen, 3 bedrooms, fireplace and woodburner. 24xl4 fami~ room needs finishing touch. Utility room, garage and Iar~~e yard. $45,1XJJ. REALTORS ' Henry [ . Cllllntl. .II'. -- w11h othAr mun1c1pal C01porat10ns 1n Fa1f11eld . Hock. 1n ~t Ltcktng. Perry. Pu::kaway, anrl Hoss CountlftS 1or 1he purpos~ of estabhshtnp a· un1 · form \laS ratA . us tnp th n Oh10 Const11ut1on Antcle XVIII Home Aul P. Prcv1510n and HOli SP. Bill 156 Pro vis tons BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL OF THE VILLAGE OF . POMEROY. OHIO SECTION 1 That . lor thP. purpose of thrs Ordmance. unrtorm rate shall be rlP.ftned as a srngiP. gas rate wh1c:h would apply to Anergy mun1C1pal co rpora ti on 1n !he group Group shall be deftnen as all of thr. mun1crpal1trt::s ·:Jhu; h enact ordmanr:P.s expres s1ng thetr tntent to nP.qotlatG JOintly for a unrla1 m ratfl and gtve JOtntly wrnten l'lOIIfi C<H ton by the Mayors to th e companv M..,ora shall mean the mayors of ali the munrC1pal1!1f!S tn the group, and Company shall mean Columb1a Gas of OhtO. Inc. SECTION 2 · Th at upon PARCEL SERVICE · No Sunday or Calls 3-11-tlc Dewayne Williams & Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna fnstal~tion House Calls and Shop Service Available JJ ..4-\ mo od MILLER EL.ECTRIC .SERVICE Roger Hysell GARAGE For all your wiring needs ; furnaces repair service and installation . DEPOSITORY Residentia I & Commercial DAILY PICK UP SERVICE BY .,. U.P.$. - PUROLATOR ~ Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24-tfc POMEROY PARCEL SERVICE 279 Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. .,. Sizes from 6'x6' Up . to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Roofing & Siding Co. ·~""'" AL TROMM Public Notice 742-2328 nf!QOtlaflans do not. wrthm n1riety days Jlter commencemPnt. result 10 an agrepment ·' bP.twRP.n thP. group and !he company, thl'l gtoup may exe r· CtSfl tr1 e t1~ht s of ~ munrcrpal c:orporatron under SectiOn 743 26 of the Oh to Revrsed Code and Arttcle XVIII o f the Oh10 Cons trtu110n on the samf! basrs as 1f n wP.re a s1ngle muntc1pal corporat ron and enact a un•form rate o r d lnan ce(sl f1,;rng and regulating the pnce that may be cha rged by Columbta Gas or Oh10. Inc. . 1ts successors or ass1gns. for the gas to the group of mumcrpal corporat •ons and to thmr tnhab· 1tants. tn accordance wrth Secttof! 4909 34 ot thf! Oh1.J Revtsed Code as amended by , Amended House Btl I No. 156 ~t an d the Oh•o · Constt i UltOn. Art1cl e XVIII .SECTION 5 . That. lh f'! V1ftage ot Pomeroy respr.c tfu lly reQuests Coiumb1a Gas of Ohroto , refr<hn from askm~ lor any rncrease tn the rates for gas or gas SP.rv1ce for 1he V•llage of Pomr.1oy lor a perrod of not less. than 180 days from the date 1n whtch uniform ra te negott a· t1ons co mmence, •n order to allow the group of munrc1pah· hfls two 90-day negottattng per1ods 10 enact For All Cut or Sheet Type Aluminum Delivered to Plant I y, II. Eest of Pa&eville On Township Rd. 141 We Specialize in Aluminum Only PH. 992-3466 10/ 19/2 mo pd 54 (2) 5, t" Gtl 992-6191 •" 94$-HeO Dottie T..,. 992-5692 Jo HIH 915 11&& •.. r.' '• '' •• JIMI Tnmetl AW • ••• -· • l .,,..-~~Located fn H&R '~-0"'~ .,..o Block Building ~ DEER PROCESSED $2500 CUT & WRAPPED $5.00 EXTRA FOR SKINNING PH. 949-2734 Maplewood Lake HOTPOINT B A BEAUTY SHOP MICROWAVE OVENS "Holiday Special" $289 • "RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 . Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843·5191 10-6-tfc CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Route I .long Bottom, OH . 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 t2 -20-tft PULLINS EXCAVATING -Dozers - Backhoes -Dump Trucks - Lo-Boy -Trencher -Water -Sower -Gas Lines -Septic Systems LARGE or SMAll JOBS PH. 992-2478 Al TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE 'lowest Rates Around 'Dump Truck Service SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY 742-2328 Bring This Coupon In For 10% Off Any Service Expires Dec. 30th Monday thru Friday KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N. 2nd Middleport , OH. PH. 992-2725 CALL NOW Have 1 Carpet In Your Home Shampooed "FREE" And See A Kirby Demonstration. Completely "FREE" Limited Offer Call 985-4225 Ask for Guy Shea Independent Kirby Dealer 10·24-1 mo Shampoo -·Haircut Blow Dry $],00 95 Call 949-2320 POMEROY ~ •• LANDMARK 614-992-2181 Ask for Tina Pierce Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washen •Dishwashers RUN STRIP COAL MINE Salem Twp. Rd.180 Dexter, Oh .. 45726 Bill Eskew · PH. 742-2456 $3QOO •Ranges •Rafrigeretorl •Dryers •Freezer• Tri-Cou nty' General Welding PH . 99'2-2280 PARTS and SERVICE 2-23-tlc 4-5-tfc ladders for 100 Barrel Tanks And Drip Tanks or Mine" 10/12/2 mo. pd. Reel Eetete General REAL ESTATE ~ree acres with a nicely constructed con- crate block home 26x60. 3bedrooms, one bath 12xl5 living room and 24x24 family ~. Partially carpeted, fuel oil·fumace with facilities for woodbumer. 12x15 block storage building. 20x30 block pr•· Rialrt off Rt. 248, couf!b)' settmg, 1/2 milt ·east of Chester, 01110. LOT in Racine Village, 75x150, M.H. facilities, Yellow Bush Road. . APPROXIMATELY 21/2 ACRES and house naads extensive repairs. Racine Villa&e. Home National Bank 949-2210 Vacancy : Julia ' s Personal Care Home . Formerly Mercer Canvalesence Home. 18 years experience . Clifton , W . V . 304-773 5873 . SALE I 20 -30-40 percent off cake decorating supplies. Anna Ceke Decorating & Supplies in Tuppers Plaint. No hunting or treapaaaing day or niGht on Charles Yost Farm.a. J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER • New Homes-Extensive •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, OAS •nd SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •lAND CLEARING .CONCRETE WORK BONDED ~ PHONE Remodelinc . Insurance Work Cutto.m Pole Bld&s. • Garges Roofinl Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidinp Hi Ye•ro Experience GREG ROUSH WORK 5UAIANT[[D JIM CLIFFORD 992-7201 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Htl MILLS' ELECTRIC RESIDENTIAL-New and re-wirin1 COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL All Work GUiranttld Call 614-742-2214 Attar 5 P.M. 11·15·1 mo. pel, PH. 992-7683 or 992-22B2 CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SALE 1 Mile Off Rt. 7 On St. Rt. 143 12/1/1 mo. pd. 11-1-tfc BISSELL FLOORS PROFESSIONAL FLOOR SANDING and REFINISHING Keep Thet Netu111l LOok In Your Home. CALL 378-6349 11·17 I mo. Discover ~. the · -DIM to thew-modem car pricts! hide of JOUr clloice ... lilY llllla IIIII IIIOCIII. No dDIIi1 -ma ,.,ntllll ~ monthly iiiJmlniS. lllld til about "· Sei1d far f111 Boo~ L-16. Bob Bllcblun, Ill lllllloriDd illltpandant ~ M:ltr Blolilr. Box 326~ Po.... Ohio 45769• W.nt Foster lnforlllllion7 . Call 614-992-&737 l1 /2ttfn Giveaway ' Wanted aom eon e to te 8r down bar n f or the l umber . N o reap onsible for acci.d onta. 614- 98 5 -3928 . Buying daily Jgold, t ilver coins, rinp a. j ewelry, sterling ware, old coins, larg e cu rrency. Top prices. Ed. Bur· kett Barber Shop. 2nd . Ave. Middleport. oh . 614 -9923476 . 13 I nsu r anc e 18 11 Help Wanted lady wants ride from Eureka to end of bridge in Pt . Pleasant ever:y Friday mor n· ing. Call 614 -256-1 198. AVON There are 2 ways t o make money with AVON . Cell for information . Call 446· 3358 . Experienced Medical aecre· tary . Sand re sume t o box 218 in care of The Gallipolis Daily Tribune. 826 Third Ave ., Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . Wanted to Do General Hauling and Tras h removal Servi ce. Reliable and dependable. C all 4 4 6· 3 159 between 9 and 5 . Will cut end deliver fire· wood. Catl614 -256-1 528 . Previou s 'th y Care Director wiU do baby sitting · in my . home Mon .-Fri. Call 44 6 7124. Experienced mechan ic desires anv kind of mechanical work on autos. Has own t ools and building , work guaranteed. Call for esti · mates 446· 8 252 or 446can 446-3376. 1 The Gallipolis Parks &: Re· 1 ._2_4_9_ _· ------~­ 2 puppiea to good home. creation Department is now t taking applications for Re· ,Carpent ry work remod eling, Colt 446-8267. creation Leaders for the painting & roofing. Can furnished re1erences. e~tpeHoliday Gym program . Work hours will be 1-5 p .m . rienced. Ce ll 44 6-2787 . De cember 26 thru 30 , 1983. Must 'b e at least 18. Wan ted t o do ba bysitti ng in Apply immediately at the my . hom e. Day or night , Brown collie. Nice dog. Gallipolis .P arks and Recrea· experien ce d . Call 44 6 · 614-742- 2889 or 614 · 742tion Dept., 518 Second 2184 . 2982 . Ava .• Gallipolis , Ohio . r 3 free kittens to good h o me . l ----~----­ _2 twins, 6 mo . old . Black Mature individual living in or tiger striped. Femile. Bener near Pomeroy area t o repres· whh grown ups, 1 12 week ent establi shed Life an d 21 Business old gray kitten . All house Heeltti lnaurence Co . ExcelOpportunity broken. Should be kept in till lent potential for increesed i 614 995 4246 earnings and advancement . spr ng . • · Applicant must have initia· t NOTICE I anytime. tive matul-e judgement in THE OHIO VALLEY PUBsales ability , however no llrga 2 year old dog, Vz LISHING CO . r9co mmends ·Doberm8n. Vz Mixed . experience necea~ry . We tha· you do b usiness w ith offer complete training pro· Friendly, 304-675 -1428. gram . Guaranteed salary. peotJie y ou know, and NOT o send money throu gh the 2 fluffy kitten s, 8 weeks old . Bonus and commission. tmail untif you have investi· fringe benefits include group 304-676·6726. life and hoapitellzation and gated the offerin g. Houle dog, good. gentle, excellent retirement benef· Cigarette Distribu t or ship . compenion. Needs good its. We are an E.O.P. For Instant c ash flow ! We are a home. 304· 675-6648 or mora information contact Bonded national firm eJC Darrell Vorheas. D istri ct 304-675-4228 . manager . 614-687 -0065. panding into the area. If you Six cute German Shephard Between 8 :30 and 4 :30 are seeking a secure bu si· ness opportuinty. We pro· pupplea to a good home. 4 p.m . weekdays . vide ell ret ail locations and malo. 2 !emote . 304- 882 NOW HIRING-Offshore oil all ne cessary train ing. Full or 3210. drilling overseas and dom es- Part time. Investment from $2 , 000 . 00 . Win st o n· tic. Will train, $35 ,000 · $60.000 plus POll . Call Salem· Kools . 1 -800-241 Petroleum Services at 312 · 2268. 6 Lost and Found 920-9675 ext .- 1985 . Also Stripping Furn iture & Metal . open evening s. Lost -In vicinity of RockspInstant cash flow! FirS1 t im e rings , blond Cocker Spaniel. The Meigs Local School in this area . Our e ~t pert sta f f Reward for return . Child s District is currently seeking hill many yean of experience and ha s set up resto· special pet. 614-992 · 31 10. applications from certHied ration centers throughout applicenta for a Freshman Lo1t-Walkar Coon dog in Basketball Coach at Meigs the U. S. and Europe. We vicinity o1 Harrisonville. Col- High School for the 1983· furn ished equipment, cham · ler but no name. 814· 742- 84 school year. Applicants icals. supplies . and an exten24-1 9. must hold a valid Ohio sive training course at one of teaching certificate and our successf ul cen ters near · lo1t· between Pageville and must meet certification re· e s t yo u. T o tal c o st: Snowville. Blue Tick dog. quirements of Ohio for $32 ,500 .00 "Bonded" Call Blue collar but no name. sports medic ine and CPR. Toll Free: (8001 241 -2 2 69 Reward. 614-742-2419 . Persons interested should or write for more info: U.S. contact Dan E. Morris, Su- Stripping, 1775 The Ex. Found ' aat of keys near p&rintantent of Meigs local chenge. Suite 600, Atlanta, CourthouH. Pt. Plea•ant Schools, at 621 South Third GA 30339 . Rogle1er. 200 Motn 51 . AvenUe· in Middleport, in Ohio . Lost male wire haired l ·er· 22 Monev to Loan rier, white, brown &. black Local Company looking for spots from Salt Creek Nov . new distributors . Call 304271h . Reword. 304-675 - 675- 5689. T 1!. G Enter- HOME LOANS FI XE D 2026 . prises after 6 p.m. OpporRATES 1 2¥2% purchase or '. tunities are unlimited . refinance, 11 '/•% adjust able rete . lead er Mortgag e, 7 Yard Sale library A11latant. Mason Ath ens, 1 -800-341 - 6554 County Public library . Creat ive person to continuea~tpand children ' • program23 Professional ming ; prov i de reader Services service; auppon general ii· Vicinity brary policies. V~ork full time with one evening and rotating Saturdaye . Undergradu- PIANO TUNING Lo wer 3 PART Cottie puppioa. 6 ate degree preferable. EKpa- pri c es -r egul a r tu,ning s . wko. old . 246 -9526 . rlence w i th children discounts to Senior Citizens, required. A {tiltic ability re-. Churches & schools . Ward 's quired. Salary negotiable. Keyboard. 304-675 -3824. Send letter of application to: 8 Public Sale M11on County Public Li 8o Auction brery , Sheton M. Stone, lth end Viand Streett, Point Homes for Sale Pleasant. WV 25660. Appli- 31 Auction every Tuesday cation deadline: December nlgh1, 1'1. Pt.. aent. WYo. 30, 1983. 4 bdr. ranch home. largo LR , Auct. Lonnie Neal. Youth full basement , with garag e, Cemer Bldg .. Camden S1 . Baby siner split -shift in my wood burn er in cluded, cit y 814-387-7101 . home for 7 hr. Pt . Pleasant schools, 2 miles from town. 1re1. Mon thru Fri. Write Box Coli 446-0 276. Rick Pearson Auctioneer P. 2 in care of Pt . Pleaaant Service. E8tate, hrm. An- Rogiator, P. 0 . BoK . 237, Pl. Completely re m odel ed . 3 tique I liquidlltlon eale1. Pt. bdr .• 6 ro om s. Bath. Eat·i n Uoon..d & bonded in Ohio & kit c h e n . Oining r oom . WVo . 304 -773· 57B5 or Excellent opportunity. Look - Carpet. large lot. 3 porches. 304· 773-9185 . ing for someone to take over Lar ge baaement, carport . clothing butinaaa. Includes Must sell. Immediate po s· Auction every Fri. night et inventory, fixtures end eupp ~ session . Only S14 ,900 . L81t the Henford Community !loa. 304-875 -1317 or 304- house away from River on Ctftter. Truckloeda of new 876-3217. Henderson St .• Henderson, nwc/tond!M IYiry week. WV. Phone number in yard .. Conligmenta of new and 1- - -- - - - - - uood merchondl.. olwoyo 12 Situations owner Must Sell Home ! welcome. lllchord Reynold• Wanted Unbelievable price I low ut ilities! buy it now! Middlepott. Auc1tonoor . 304 - 275 - I- - - - - - - - - 30ee • Colt 614 -992· 8941 , Will cere for elderly penon in Mt .Afto euction every Sat. our tiome. LPN .care given. 3 bedrooms. one floor plen . nlgh1, 5 p .m . S1or11ng 16 years experience . Cell eat in kitchen and dining Chrietm11 Mason. No more 814-992-7314 . room, 1 car garage, gas oonelgn-nu will be 1eken heat, central air, fenced in untH •tter Chriatmas . Emma Will do housecleaning . backyard , ltorage buildi ng . Reasonable ratea. Call 304- Located on George Creek Bon AUC11- . 304-4288177. WVo. llc. No. 429-e4. 675· 3908 . Rd . Colt 446· 0109 after 5 , 6 puppies Y2 Border % Collie. ---·--Giiiilf)oiis-·- -- -· ·· Ploce "Your Tree tri m ming and removal. Free 11timate1. 6 14 -992· 6040 or 61.4 ·9 4 9-2 1 29 . SANOY ' AN D BE AVER Insurance Co . has offered Reduce 's afe 8. fast with services f or fire in surance GoBen capsules 6 E·vap Raw Fur Buye r. BeefS. D eer ·coverage In Gellia C ounty ' water pill1 ' Fru t h . Hi des· Gin s eng , Trapping for alm ost a cent ury . Farm, Pharmacy . Supplies . George Bu ckl ey, ho me an d personal pr operty At. 2, Athen s. Oh. Phone covera gaa ar e av aila ble to Guided Tours · Europe . 814· 664-4781 . 1-9 Deit y . meat ind ividua l nee ds. ConEgypt, Jordon. Israel , Hata ct Ha rry Pitchfo rd. agent . waii. Contact Tour host & BEDS-IRON . BRAS S old Pho_ne 446· 1427 . hostess Ira & Irene Wellman. Furniture, gold, silv er dol413 4th Ave .• KMR. Gellipo- lars , wood ice boxes, stone lis, Oh 46631 . Call . 446- jeu , antiques, etc . Compl ete 17 M i scellaneous 4313. households . Write M . D . Miller, Rt . 4 , Pomeroy , Oh Gun shoot Racine Gun Club. 4 5769 o• 614 -992 -7760. 4 HP SCRAP PE R Sears mini Every Sunday starting 1 bike like new . $200. Banjo, p.m. Factory choked guns good cond . 840 . 388• 9969 . only . ' - - - ---10·31 ·1 mo-e Misc . Merchandise STARTING AT .. Middleport, Oh. 45760 Cress Stitch and Candlewick Suppl ies Giving lessons Take Crafts on Consignments, also have craft gilts. HOURS: 9-3 Mon. thru Sat. 9-6 Frid.av . L0/20/ U n. SCIPIO RECYCLING Top Prices Paid a un1form rate 317 N. 2nd St. "'~DOOR TO DOOR._.P \DELIVERY / UTILITY BUILDINGS GRAVEL HAULED COUNTRY CRAFT COTTAGE Resp onelbla fam l ly.m8n. 38 , aHka employment . Precf· sion meta l w orkin g bac k• ground, supervisory capa bil· it1ee. Cell 61 4 -245-91 57 . Will care for the elderly in my h ome . lots of references . M en or w omen. Call 667 · 3 40 2. Announcements 4 •• u. ... ordmancP. SECTION 6 That any ordt · 1 nancf! or resoi ·.Jt•on. or rart of an ordrnance or resolutton wnnen rP,ee1pt o t a JOint mco ns1stP.nt hP.revvtth 1s. to the nottflcallon by thf! Mayors of extent of such tncons1stency. the group , of munrctpa httes herebv rP.pea led whrch h<Ml flnact ed ord rnan · SECTION 7 That th•s ofdi· ces f!lllptesstng a des1re to nano~ 1S hereby d Aclared 10 be , negottate a un1 form gas rate. an emP.rgP.ncy mf!asure nt!r:es· ._ the VtllagP. of Pomeroy respect· sary lor the· lmmed tale preser- ,. fully requests Columbra Gas of vatton of !he publrc peace , : OhtO to commence negotta· health. safety. and wl;llfare of , t1ons wrth the untform gas rate th e Cl ltZflns of the. Vrllage of ,, co mmttlee to be comprised of Pomf!roy and lo r the fu rt her ,. represen tatives from the mu· reasons of bf!rnu necessary tor ·• n1crpaltttes w ho chosA to aMP.nd the con!lnu mg safe. legal. :!. such negolta!IOns Al l co rr es· proper. P.conomttal. and efl rpondences. communlcal!ons. ctent opP.rauon of the Vrlfaqe of ~ tnformaTIOn, etc shall be pro · Pol'l'leroy ,. v1ded to the Couc nrl of each Bruce Reed •: and every m untctpal tty 1n the Acttng Mayor •. rate group. Vote Yeas 5 Nays 0 •· SECTION 3. That the date the ATTE ST co m pany rece1ves JOin t n ot1l1 ca· &rnadf!tt P. Anderson liOn b'y the Mayors shall be the Clerk ~ da te which desig natas the The Three·rP.ad•ngs RP.OUHA· :: co mmeocement of the ftrst m en t wa ~ 1~0 1 warved: • 90-day per1o d of negotta uons Yeas · 5 Nays . 0 :• for a un1form gas ra1e. Ber nadenc Anderson •, SECTION 4. Where such Clerk '- 1, NOW IN SAVE Pomeroy, Oh. AND Sizes Start From 12'116' U.ttiiW.. ..... - , - . . - ....... ,.t,,lllll ....,L... Real Estate General EXTRA SPECIAL .... -~~-·­ u.,..t-..... ,... ... ,..ll..ll Jt~E S&W TV BRING YOUR PACKAGES FOR SHIPMENT TO: m-..,........ . . . . ....... "",..... "_ " .... ,.. ............. ,.. .... 11-111...._1_1 U -IIWNIUIMI g. l ·If{ Kitchen Cabinets - Rootinc - Siding - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Remodeling - Custom Pole Barns. .• ........ ..."'- •Excavating 'Ponds 'Septic Tanks •Hauling Racine . OH. •-c...wv ._ .... . M.l. CONTRACTINGRECAMATION S i tuation• Wanted of Thank•. SWEEPER and sewipg machine repair , parts, and aupplln Pick up ond delivery. Davia Vacuum Claener, one half m ila up Georges Creek Rd. Call 446-0294. 949-2293 PAACEL PRIORITY SHIPMEN1S FOR LESS !HAN U. S. MAIL SolVE 10'!1. 10 50'11 AND MORE .,. . . ....... .,. .......... JJJ.~---................ II...__ ........ Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 11-5-ttc . PLAQUES .ENGRAVING Ph . 985-4269 If No ~nswer, Cat! 985·4382 949-2801 949-28o0 Mason, WV (304) 773-5710 - 773-5118 Manufacturers SIDING CO. timates,~ POINT-MASON AUTO GLASS Rt. 33 Trophy "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es- "AUTOGLASS OUR SPECIALTY!" ~ ~~ ., .._ ' When You Need Glass You Need Us ... We Can Handle Your Every Glass Need! "We W1nt And Appre~illt Your Business" Free EsHmates HO:~',:;~;:ri. Radio Dispatched over the weekl!nd at the Senior Citizens Center. He was also the j~or bortlcuJture sweepstakes award winner. THE TROPHY KING APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester, Ohio BISSELL . Cerd 1-3-tlc I mo & Aluminum SIDING · 12 Wt PlY c11h for leta model cleon u..d oere. Jtm M ink Chev .- Oidl Inc. 8111 Gene Johneon 448 -3672" Tho fomlty ol O.E.jOddii- - - - - - - : - - : - : Dur ham . wish to expre11 W•nted to buy used coal & th~ r aincere and dHp appre· wood heatera . Swain Furni· elation. to our fritnda and lure. 446 -3169. 3rd. &. retativea for all their kind - Olive St ., Gallipoli s, Oh . neaa and support during hit long llln111 and aubaequent Used mobile homea and. death. M1y God blea• you truck camp.ers. Cell 446 · oil . 0176. 3 lliTLAII D. ON PH. 7 42 -222 6 ,/ Point - Mason ' Auto Glass _:;:;:; J1.- . . . . .... J . .............. ... Still Dark." Pictured here with her Is Mrs. 'Earl Bender of MarleUa, who judged the show. UMA I D. SHOP Vinyl -- •" "- Reserve Best of Sbow. Both were presented gardening books by Margaret EUa Lewis, center, show chairman. TAXIDERMY All Work Guaranteed Call 614-742·2214 After 5 P.M. 11· 1·1 mo. pd GLASS - GLASS - GLASS 11-----~ CHAINS o BRACELETS EARRINGS o CHA,RMS 1 r ·~ ........ ....... ....,.,........... 5 to 9 P.M. Frank's Pawn Sho 430 Second, Galllipo 1is ...,,. Il l Cour t' St.. Pomeroy, Ohio ._5769 14 K GOLD We buy, sell or trade . Good pr ices. - The Daily Sentinel SALE SALES & SERVICE HANDGUNS DEER HIDES. BEEF HIDES, RAW FUR. GINSENG & OTHER ROOTS GOOD SELECTION SHOTGUNS & •• .,....... ,.... - 1 DAY BOGGS ·~ ··The Net~hbor:s Came Over.'' ootslde mor decorations: Betsy Horlcy, Eva Robson. Shena Horky. and Em ma LcdUe. wreaths: and Evelyn Hollon, first and second. Octa Wa rd , and Sheila Taylor. swags, '' Brl nginl{ GUts.·· pac ka~ decorations : Evelyn Hollon, Virginia Chadw£>11, Sheila Taylor, a nd Octa Ward . "We're Off to Church," Christmas cor· sages: Eva nobson. MelanlP Stethem , Ida Murphy. and Jane T hompson. JUNIOR BEST OF SHOW - Billy C1'811e with this arrangement of boxwood and spider chrysanthemums In a train won the annpal hoUday Dower show of the )Weigs County Garden Clubs A1180Ciatlon held MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE BUYING ...... ~nuJom I CREATIVITY A. WA.RD Winner of the creativity award with an abstract blackilght arrangQjllent was Betty Dean In the class, "But It's GUNS Dt>sig:n": JE-ff S tf'th~•m . Donia Cra ne. Jo Ellen Holte-r. Ada Holter. "Brt?ak.Jast Fil'st," a ChrL<;tnm:-. brf>akh.-.t rabl<' sen in~ u.1th a miniaturt' arran.[!t>mmt : Eva Robson . Vir~nia Chadwt'll. Charlot!£' Willford, and Oct a \\'nrd " Wp' IJ :"'ow HavE' Morni ng Prayer. " with a religious aura. no Madonna: 1two classes) Eil~·n Buck, Ka 1€' Housh. Ma r~aret Ella U>wls. and Evelyn 11\omas, first class; M elan ie Swtht•m, Ka Uu-yn Johnson. Octa BEST OF SHOW AND RESERVE - Pat Holter, l eft, took best of shOw In artistic arrangements with a modern design in "We Open the Gilts," while Bemlce Car penter 's design In "Gather Up the Clutter" took . . .......... . . . -····· .. "'T__;....._________"'T___________....,...;..___________-11 'Thl' Rmson fm 11 ,\II ," tradllional Wllh { "hrlstm.::ls M adonna. two classes: Put Holter. .-\hi~' Thomj~on , Pat Parsons and Ruth El'wln. flrst <'la~~: and Sh<"li<l Curtis, Betty DPtm . Pc~~y Cran(•. and JanP Thompson. St'<'Ond t'las.o;. " Wirh Ctlrislmds Madon na," modern: & •II\' [)('ttn, Bcrnlfi' ~arpPntfor . Evf>lyn Horton. and Ada Holtrr. J wUor Arttsiic Divi:!ilon " \\'hat 'o; ln My Soc-k:.·· an arran~ement Ina 10~·: Bill) Crane, Jo EIIC'n Crane. Donia Cr.tnf', u.\rh founh places to Donlttt Manuel, ,\mlX'r Tho m p~on. LISil St£'th<'m. and April ( 'L-wk . · Out wlth thf' ;\;(lw .~lf'd, " a li:iVOrlte :\rtl!!ith: t\ IT'.tOKl'llll'nhl Winnrrs In th£' arti~ti( ' urran~t?m(' nl clas~ . ·listc>d rtrst thruu!lh fourth fN;I)('<.: The Daily ~nti nel - ~ge-7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio & �. • 8-The Dllily Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Homes for ~ale 31 51 Household Goods • LeGrande blvd. 3 bdr., car· pated, insulated steel siding, TV or dining room, AC. 2 Located in Syracusa ~ Near sc hool &. awlmming pool. 3 1286. to bedroom situated on onethird acre lot. Price reduced 823, 600. or will rant for 8 240 mo. 304-856-3934. 3 bedr oom randt style home, carpeted, full size baeement , 1 car garage, in ground pool 16x32 . • · He. WtJ;H.,!!~S ~ Two bedroom house, base· mant, clean condition , parking off street, big yard, '"" 1HE 1-001' HI' :-o.\,r"""" HallE.:·, 304 - 675 - 1301 . good 6-CilJltT'TSEH 8EACH,H•Y.. r~~~~~;~~~~~;:;=~======~ 41 Houses for Rent 44 HS , $325 nlo . Call 614 3B8 -9323 or 388-9905 . M 0 BILE HOUSE FOR RENT to married couple. No pets. one TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . child acceptable. CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 1 -::---~----- lc 6 rooms , bath, full base· ment, garage, giss•ed in breezeway, gas forCed air heat, central air condition · ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . ing . Call614 -949 · 27.34 . 4 MI. WEST, GAlLIPOLIS, AT 35. PHO NE 446 -7274 . 3 bedroom house- large Apartment fo~ Rant New home for rent· or sale. 3 BR , 1 mile from North Gallia Small fUrn . house 1 or 2 adults only, po pets. Call 446-0338 . Furnished apts., 1-2 rm . & bath down & 1 up . Also 1 -4 rm . & bath up. Clean, no pats. adults only . Ref. req. Call446-1519 . 2 bdr. apt .. uti111ies partially paid . 3 room apts. utilties paid . Call 304-675-6104 or 304-676-7386 . $1 1 ,000 on Kerr-Bethel Rd . yard . Double car garage. A lternative heat source . Small deposit and referen ces. Pomeroy area . 614· Cell 614-388-9360. 992-6539 . pets. Cell 446-3437. For sale or rent 3 bdr. ranch , full basement . 1 car garage, in ground pool 16•32. sale price $45 ,000. rent $300 . Completely furnished , newly decorated, 3 rooms and bath. 458 Second Ave., adults, $190 mo. plus dep· Trailer on 2 acre lot $19,000 and trailer on 1 acre lot 2 bdr . trailer Call 614-256-6251 , after 5 :30. 1976, 3 12~~;70. total ·electric, BR, 2 baths. ex . cond. Call 992-6858 . $6900 . Call 446-0175. 1977 Trailer w ith-3 lots for sale. Cell 614 -256-6618 . 1972 trailer, 2 bdr., unfurnished , good cond . Call 514 -446 -7171 8288 after 5. or 446 - 1972 mobile home with 1% acres and outbuilding . Call 446 -0063 . Small furnished 3 room house with bath in Middle- port . Adults only. 614 -992 2698 . House for rent or lease located in New Haven, with option to buy, large lot, 3 bedrooms. built-in kitchen, family room, 2 car garage. References and deposit re· quired. 304-882 -2688 or 304-424 -6108 after 6:00 . ATTENTION ! Istheresuch a 1- - - - - - -- - thing es a Classici In mobile 4 room house with bath . home1 When you view this located 1 mile off 87 . Holly Park we 1hink you will Everett Keefer. 304-896agree there is. A 1969 3865. 12x65 Holly Park with with J ~=:=::;=:=::==:==== 2 bdr., 5x10 1ip out in living 42. MobJie Homes room , completely set up in f R nice park . It includes 40 ft. or ent patio coVer. 2 sets of steps 1- - - - - - - - - with railings. central air, ni ce fu rni shings, even a washer Nice 2 bdr. trailer. Hannan and dryer . com pletely Trace School area, At. 218 . skirted end ready to occupy. $100 dep .. $174 mo . Call There isn ' t a cleaner or well 266· 6251 after 5:30 . kept home in the area. Just like brand new . You mus1 1 2x60 2 bdr . modern fursee to appreciate all of this nished trailer, convenient $12 ,900 . Financing availa- lo cation, Upper River Rd. ble. low down payment, and deposi1 req . C811 614-446 low monthly payments. For 8558 . information call 614-9 922 bdr . trailers . Apartments 1 7034 or 614·992-6284 . bdr . Beautiful riVer view in 1976 14x70 trailer, 3 bed']· Kanauga . Fosters Trailer room , 2 baths, large kitchen, Park. 446-1602 . $10,000. 304-773-6023 . 1981 -14x70, Shultz limited mobile home, microwave, dishwasher, centrlll air. underpenn i ng , th re e bed rooms , 1 % baths, excellent condition, $1 5,500 . Call Nicly furnished modern mobile home, in city : 1 or 2 adults only. Call 446-0338 . 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 1 mobile home for rent. 2 mobile homes for sale. Call Mobile Home Moving. Li cens ed and Insured. Free Estimates $100 . per hook · up minimum . Phone 304- 446·1 052 . USED MOBILE HOME . Phone 304·576-2711 . 1973 Holly Park. 12x65. 304-675-6653 or 304 -675578.3 . 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 446 -0390 . Farms for Sale 68 acres on Bulaville-Porter Co. Rd . 3. Old farm house for sale by owner, asking $56,000. Interested party please call 446-7247 or 513 -293-7270. 72 ACRE farm . located in lang sville near Meigs Minn . For more ihformation call 614-992-5589 . 35 Lots & Acreage 1 2x60 ft . 2 bedroom mobife home. Approx . 5 miles from Pomeroy or Middleport. Call 992-5858. $165 per month plus utili1ies and deposit . No pets. Coun1ry Mobile Home Park . Call 992· 7479 . In M iddleport·1railer with •*panda livingroom . Very clean, comer lot. 12x60. Nice 2 bdr . apt. for rent. 16 min. from Gallipolis on Rt. 7 . Call 614-266-11 98 . Equipped kitchen, newly remodeled, central air, $260 per mo . Call 446-2158. Unfurnished one bedroom trailer for ren1 . Suitable for office space or singles. Water and sewage paid. Inquire G & G SunOco, Hendarson, WV. 304-675 - 44 Houses for Rent 5:00. Equipped kitchen, newly remodeled, central air, $300 per mo . Call446-2158 . $276 plus utilities . Avail. now. 2 bdr.. LR . new kit., & bath . large fenced yard . new carpet. 566 or 558 3rd . Ava., Gallipolis. Call 44624~7 or 448-0332 . at $193 per month with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza . Call 446-2746 or leave mesaa,ge . 843 2nd. Ave ., Gallipolis . 6 rooms, yard , off street park· ing. no pets, dep. &. ref. Call 614-266-1529 . 2 BR apt. 1 mile nonh of bridge. Call 446 -93B6 or 446-4154. 1 bed room Apt; $196. mo. includihg utilitiaa. Equal housing opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apts. 614-992-77B7. EHicieny apt. Call 992 · 5434 or 304-8B2-2566 . Furnished apt. Middleport. adults. nO pets. month rent plus $100 security 992· 3874. 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Cen1ral Hotel. Call 446-0766. 46 Space for Rent Furnished office for rent. Close to city building and court house. Call 446-0855 days. $126 . mo. Large trailer space . on on Bulavilla-Addison Rd. Call 446-4265 or 446-4736 . COUNTRY MOB!LE Homo Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large lots . Call 992·7479 . 48 Equipment . for Rent 20 ft . flat bed trailer. Cari pull with own pick or car. Haul anything on it. $26 per Call 992-5304. Realty et 614-992 -2.269 . $399, bunk bedo complete Syracuse . 614-992-7689 with bunkleo *199, 2 piece after &PM . entron llvlngroom t199. ontron rec!lnarooultoo 199, . other reclinoro $80, maplo Apartmentl . 304 - 675 5548. dinette sets *179 . box springs 8a mattress twin or APARTMENTS . mobile lull etOO sot rogulor-flrm homes. houses. ~t . Pleaeant 8120, mople di~otto cholro end Gallipolis. 814·446· 836, wooh otondo t34, maple rockou t59, 7 piece 8221 . chrome dinette HI • 1 49, 5 TW!N RIVERS TOWER. piece dinette Jet *99, ueed Apartments now available to eldorly & diubled with on Middleport with kitchen appliances. Deposit required. income Call 992-2608 after 5PM . percent of adJusted fncome- quired. Call614-24~- 5138 . Modern 3 bdr. hnma sec. dep. req . Refere11ees, no pats, prefer mlddleaged. Coli 614-379-2198. of leilt than 812,300. Renting for 30 .Phono 304-876-8679. Duplex 6 rooma. bath, bile· ment, water fumlahed, Lock 26 Road. Point Pleaaant, 1-614 -446-0239 . Furnished Apartm•nta. 304· 876-2080 or 304-8763491 . Coli 446-1 171 . delivered. $10 a 8 36 Christmas Special Naw 4 ft .x8tt. electric arrow flash· ing signs. 2 colors, rent 8100 mo. for 4 mo . Then buy sign for $46. Call Sofa bad $76, swivel rocker 8126, stero $40. excellent ahopo. Call 446-3467. 614-446-4782. 2 anytime radio record player combination. hea1-olater, ma;ble top table. Call 54 Misc. Merchandise l-:=::---::,..-:---:--::--:-66 Pets for Sale AM - FM Stereo whh 8 track player and turntable. 2 speakers and cabinet. 185. Call 304-882-3592 . 1---------- 85 BTU fuel furnace with tank. Coal wood burning stove. 1969 International 1ruck for parts or will sell outright. Call742· 2416 . HILLCREST KENNELS Bordinli ell breedo. Selling Happy Jack Dog Food. loaded. Ca!l61 4-367-7224. Doberman FM radio, tach, quartz clock. cloth interior. rustproofing, puppiea: Stud nia! puppies. Call 6 14-3BB9790. Oragonwynd CatteryKennels. AKC Chow puppiee, CFA Himalayan, Perelan and Slamate kittens. Call 446-3844 after 6. 57 Musical Instruments Fender super reverb amp. and Gibson flat top guitar. 614-992-3342. 59 For Sale or Trade For sale grave blankets. Call 814-949-3037. -----'----lc- away . Call 614-992 -5616 after 6 p.m . 56 Building Supplies 19" Zenith black and white Building materiels block, brick. sewer pipes, windows. lintels , etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, TV . Asking .126. Also Hobby Horse esking $26 . Call 614-949-2141. 0 . Cell614-245 -6121 . delivered. Call 304-675-7771. LUMBER - Rough cut. oak, Naw wood burning stove with firebrick ' 8325 . each. poplar, 2x4, 2x6. 2M8 , 1x4. 1 x6, 1 x8. length available. B foot through 14 foot . Hogg 304-675-167B or 675 7896 . & tuspan, 304-773-5664 daytime. 1982 Buddy two bedroom 1 4x18 furniahed,wa· aher&dryer,llke new. Fi nancing available. 814-992 7479 . 1978 Harley Davidson Sporttter . lou extras, $3,000. or trade for car of equal value . 304-882 · 3220. 55 Surplus Denim 10,000 garments stock .Army clothing. Boots-leather-Insulated. Insulated coveralls $27.60. all sizes. Sam Somerville's, East Ravenswood, open Pets for Sale Registered English Setter pupa, 2 males, 10 wks. old, $160 ao . Ca!l446-9634. AKC Miniature Daschund. Black and Rust. ready for Christmaa. Born .Novatnber 6460 or 675-3334 . 9. 863-8378. 8150. New Protection fuel oil h..ting stove like new and a 276 gal. fuel oil tank. Firewood. Registered Red Registered AKC Doberman puppies. Fawn and rust· $150 each. Bluea- $1715 . Bl eck and red - $75. Wormed Tick Coon dog. Call 304876-6849 between 6:30pm end ohoto . B63-8378. · Farm Equipment 9105 . Will pay top price for to· bacco poundage . Call 614- 379-2155. 3 bdr. all brick ranch . Full buement attached 2 car garage, .8 acres, close to hoapitol. Ca!l 446-7838 af- 63 Livestock EXLINE SADDLE SHOP 2 mi. North of Jackson on Sl. Rt 93 beside 93 Auto Salas. Christmas Sale. Youth show saddle save I I headstall• save •• leather show halter With silver &47.60 all groo~lng item save 8 e 614-286-6622 . For sale Reg. Cheetnut Quarter horae mare . Big Sorrel goldlng 4 whlto ttockinga, white bleze face . Simca show aaddle wi1h breast strap. 814·286- 6622. •so. Bob Rooch of Naw Havon-304-882-3262 . Call Hay & Grain $16 ooch. Call 446-1052. .., L. w!lh Malor ·~0 ~~ ':~'~.';').~: ::;;.:;;::· ~E- erE r"~n""i -· ~ ~!~~-~''"!"!, • ~....,.,.. • ~T~ .~- • 4 ; .. ~~ , •. ~~$,:-- o( .JAT ~..;All ,.,'~~r";., ::;.., ~':l 1 'i: ~ ,, 4i"~ · ' ~~ v :..... ~ ~:!; I )4...~V. ).t -.- WHV r""' :--/ ·-·~- < ;;~·;., •;,: FEATURE 5.1\NT,O.. 1 "''"":; I-" A LIVE 1'URKEY .)\.. I <1'1': / 'S: ' r" _./ iA ·_1: ', , 1\. ,. ~ 1, • / r .:::,· V'=" I':~. 'k , blileo l'l a~ ~ 1/f~!<. 1 r ----7- """' r~ ----..- MAJOR,. /l--5' ()) BARYSHNIKOV DANCES • 'THE NUTCRACKER' . W PBY OH! OH! THEY MUST!>. HEARD ME! ~OME­ ONE'S COM!N'/ spd.. factory air. AM - FM tape, sliding rear window, deluxe mirror. step bumper, excellent condition. Must salll Cal! 446-0844. JIM'S PLUMBING &'HEAT- the Final Mll!tch is sponsored by Corner Pockets of Amer• 614-3~7- 1on truck. Will sell or trade for pickup of equal value. 614-985-4174. '75 Jeep excellent condi· tion . '76 luv truck, V8 converJiOn, blaz:er wheels, roll bar, auto . transmission . - - - - - -. 84 Electrical TRVSr NE'LI'/N6 YOU 8Y HAVING THAT "ACCIPENT' WITH YOUR MOTHER-IN-LAW'S PAINTING.•. IN TOWN TO I?EI'AI~ NATALIE. I KNOW WHAT I'M ()) Thrill To Pavarotti * In Solo Performance! DOING/ 1552. Vans&. 4 W . O . 73 cepac~y Pasquale Electric Co. all phesea of electric work, all work guaran1eed . Aerial' truck rental. Call 614-446 ~~ 86 etove. t180. Several loads offirewood· *216 . per pickup miles, good cond., *4.296 . Call& 14•24 8-9498. loed . No Sunday ooleo. 'Call -:_1-:--c----------614-698-3862. 1973 6 304 ..ptop, CJ mutt ' oell. .engine, J no ~ 11350. Call949-2605. iiiiii~jii ~ 71 - Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model uoed oaro. Sm!th 1982 Dotoun 200 IX. ex. cond 10 000 ml *7 000 Ca114'41-lOH irffer SPM .. '81 Oldo pb, e1 Dmego, 21.000 po, lies ' r, ' m· · ai.6H. '81 ~ocort, olr. S40H. 30•·171!-1311. 0 uto General Hauling : ------'-·- - -· JONES BOYS WATER SER - ' VICE. Coli 814-367-7471 or 8·1 4-387-0691. IF 'I KNOWED ,IT WAS 'fOUR BIRTHDAY, BESSIE LOU, I'D A-BOUGHT 'iOU A PRESENT AN'-t- Water hauling. Fast Service, ; low mes. Call 614-2581743. OH !! JUST LET ME HOLD THAT SWEET LITTLE;: . PRESENT ENUFF-- 1989 Jeepster, machanl- JIMS WATER SERVICE. cally oxcalient, oound body. Call Jim Lorner, 304-6757397 . 12250. 114-992-80511 . 74 Motorcycles his wile, Jennifer. IRI 160 min.) <1J M•A•S•H Twllghl Zooe 12:00 Ill MOVIE: 'Po!tervelot· ())1-·AIIMI (I) MOVIE: 'O.mblt' onythlng. Ca!l Bud 304468-1566. . - a 1983 Honda XRBO, 1575. Amt 3031. 11 new. 304-8715- B7 ·- Upholstery ,:.i 75 Boat• end Motor~ for Sale a quire Jona1han's weahh and Will haul coal, gravel, sand. TAl STATE •; UPHOLSTERY SHOP 11 83 S.c. Ave .. Gollipolli •. 448-7133 or 441-1833. ,.: Aluminum Boll boat, 40HP Wo do quo!lty reuphol-,; M.,.., Ol'tboolrt!, thruotor, lng. make new custom mad" depth flnller, troller. -dy to filmlturw. R • ' go. u.aoo. can 448-1408 1'8Uphol._ M Manufacturlnt. Crown; otter 6:00. City. 614-288-1470 • --------------~·----- : IT GETS ~I( EARLY Til ESE PAVS ... LET'S ALL 60 lO SLEEP QUICKLY.. I PON'T WANT WHEAR A LOT OF TALKIN& AND 6166LIN6! ALLIC:I&I.lT, Ill • (JIIfewa WfiO TIED TilE · KNOT IN M'( SLEEPING 8A6? -- - ()) Latenight America MOVIE: 'Swingers PIIIICIIM' , . ' " Tlllcke of the Nlgllf '12:30 (I) (IJ L8te Night with Oftld IAttenn8n (I) MOVIE: 'Four Friends' (J) .leek lenny Show 22 Barely wounded 23 Repose in TV reruns 21 Plane fonnation (abbr.) 26 Grazing ground 31 Beverage 32 Rhodesian dialect 33 TrOopers 34 "FalLSt" role 38Among , S'l Twine · ; about ' 38 Consonant • DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it :. AXYDLBAAXR b LONGFELLOW One let tee. simply standS for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single let!ers apostrophes, lhe length andl formation of the words are ali hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES P BUAUAVUB, 11D AL a a ZMU APBZM , YWF ZMU il!..~~k. ,. 28Fragment 29 Queen (Fr.) 30Donewith 35 Club 36 Priest's garb 25 Take a break I 26 Blocker, . Destroy' >-<:;r;>n THAT'LL BE painter 26 Gennan city badger crowd ot the Opera CI)AnotherUfe 00 SportaCenter (I) All In 1ha Family i1ll Travelng Hopefully Benny H!ll Show 11 :1.6 00 ESPN'o· Rlngoldo R. .ew 11 :30 8 Ill (IJ Tonlghl Show ()) Doble Gillis ()) Catllna a()) Hart to Hart Believing 1he1 he has kilod Jonathon, the Hans'lawyer tries to ac ~ 'iOUNG ·UN-- film 8 Etch 9 Of the breastbone 11 ''Lorna _1, suggestion 18 Hotbed 21 Political cartoonist swnmit 11:00 B Ill (IJ II ()) ® News Ill MOVIE: 'Search and GIFT· WRAPPED 24 Neapolitan 15 SubUe · 24 Honey 'Banking on the Brink .' The financial crisis facing western banks is examined. WAIT TILL 'I GIT HIM Yesterday:s Answer 22 Wave's -.INN Newa wtth lock out hubba lit roll bar. Call Ron Sheets, 614- alliance (abbr.) 7 Newman• ,Woodward star Ad'o' House from S8n Francisco , BARNEY 1979 Chevrolet 4x4 block with ohort bed. V-8. 4 opd., 1978 4x4 Blazer, 65 , 000 WPBY CA . 12 hrs.l i1ll News 10; 15 (I) TBS Evening Newa 10:30 Cil 81ondle i1ll Doomadey Scenario 2716 . shrub 2 Soap plant 3 Wait (sl.) 4 Table scrap ' 5 Get rid of 6 Medical 21 Temporary Concert Pavarotti singS an all-Italian program before a Chevrolet Scoi:dale 268-1484. goose ()) Luciano Pavaronl In 1979 Toyota 4 wheel drive, long bed truck. 304-468- sound 17 Bold ; kingly 19 Chinese dynasty 20 Hawailan N.A.S. &. Refrigeration 304-675-3388. 15 Pig 16 Snarling Ill ()) ® Emerald Point ME, HERE I THOUGHT I WAS exception show features Okeechobee (Fla.) Bass Fishing, Himalayan Moumain River Kayak· ing and Java Surfing with guests Foster Brooks and Gregory Harrison. (60 min.) Jr . Rutland, Oh . 614-742 2903. "love" 11 Early TV network 12 Ransack 13 -pekoe 14 Without 10:00 Ill MOVIE: 'Stardust' 00 World Sportoman This Call anytime 446-4537, {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.] by THOMAS JOSEPH . ACROSS 39 Villa-, Italy 1 Maine town 40 Procreated 5 Boundaries DOWN 10 Senora's 1 Pacific phanie is lost in a Vermont • snowstorm and is con· fronted with a trio of strange rescuers . , Good-1 EMcavating, base· menta, footers, driveways, aeptic tanks. landscaping . Oswald; "West was stonecold dead since if he came down to two diamonds. South would lead a diamond to the king, wnile if he came down to one heart to hold three diamonds, a low heart play would aiso hold him to JUSt two tricks . Did you point out to South that he had tried to chuck the contract' " Jim: "He was so happy and proud when he described his triumph that I didn't have the heart to tell him that when he led that low heart, West could hove hopped up with the ace and led a heart back to leave South with two diamond losers, but that a diamond lead to the queen instead pf that heart lead would have Jell West with ill> way to save the rubber." ~Mf."tl" 9:30 Ill ()) ® Newhart Ste- 1- - -- - - - - - - J .A .R . Construction Co . Water Lines , Footers, Drains. All kinds of Ditching . . Pass 2+ Pass Jim: uFrequenUy. Here's a case In point. South landed in four spades after a shaded third-hand opening by West brates Seville.' Renown terlor Placido Domingo presents the magic of Seville in . ~a musical tour of the crty that has inspired composers. {60 min.) 614-446-1142 between 7:00AM & 6:00PM. . 1961 Ford F700fletbedtwo Obi. 4• afterwards?'~ Great Perfcrmanc.. 'Placido Domingo Cele, Cat 216 hoe, dozers, crane, loaders, dump truck. Call Davison. Soulb Pass 2+ Pass Oswald: "Have you ever seen a so-called expert stumble into a winning line . of play and swell up like a pouter pigeon right (]j) James owner. East By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby nel Potter considers. retiring and moving to Florida . Call 614-388-9905 or 3889323. North Opening lead: +J ica. 160 min.) (I) Gl li}l. NFL Football: Minnesota at Detroit Ill()) Cilt AfterMASH Colo- Excavating l: 1t Pass Pa,. and a two club call by East to locate all the high cards. The jack of clubs went to East's ace over dummy's queen. A club came back. South ruffed high, led a trump to dummy's ace, ruffed the last low club, led another trump to dummy and one back to his own hand, and led a heart. West played the jack to dummy's king. . Now South thought awhile and cashed the last trump and the king 1>f clubs to come to a four-card ending in which he held K-x of diamunds and Q-x of hearts." Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East Wesl Phone 448-3BB8 or 4464477 DOZER WORK By Ted 1979 Ford Currier new paint & tires. low milage. ELT group, $2,996 or best offer. +a min.) (Closed Captioned/ Hanna, ponds. ditches. baaements. etc. Call 4464907 . Carter & Evans Transportation . 19B1 Toyota long bod . 5 eQJ1083 "Q7 s +K64 2 e ING . Fomerly Dewitt's. Trucks for Sale SOUTH when they left Africa . 160 Cor. Fourth and Pine 83 +sa +AI0987~ +J2 Richard Leakey investigates the challenges and oppor· tunities our ancestors faced CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1969 F.ord Torino, good work car, new tires, good motor and transmission. ·~ "9632 "AJIOB t A J 10 9 Ad.., MOVIE: 'Pockotfu of Mlrodoo' 8:30 1J Ill ffi Mr. Smith !i:OO IJ ill (IJ MOVIE: 'Choicoo of the Heart' Ill MOVIE: 'Table fer Five' ()) 700 Club 00 Caeoar'a Tahoe 81!lierdo Classic Coverage of Plumbing. Ca!l 0576 . • Q7 ~ +KQ64 EAST WEST e742 liD Making of Mankind 'A Plumbing &. Heating 197B Olds Delta 88 Royale, 12-1-83 New Era.' Anthropologist etc. Call Bud. 304-4681666 . . 82 NORTH .AK96 "K4 (]) Nutcracker The American Ballet Theatre presents a special production of this Christmas classic . (90 min .I Framir,g, remodeling, roof· ing, siding, concrete wortc .• 1978 Mercury Cougar, good Family Ties Ill Freddylha Freeloader's Mrs. King 576-2711 . excellent cond .. new tires. A-C. plush interior. ell extru. S2800 . 614-742- A bit of false pride li (I) (IJ Ill ()) ® Scarecrow and Houses moved or raised, basements dug beneth l'louses . free estimates. Houlie Movers, Inc. 304- paint. $1500 . 614-9854174. hoy-t1.26. l:' '"" E~,~~ r_•_, {; r--;- :- ~!i~~~:.~i:.f;!!;o:M~I. 1:'.:- 6·.-:.--.!.. 11 "t..)t). Squora 2282. 1979 Pontloc flreblrd V-8, ~~ &1: '«llfti!ILIIIIN mates. 304-675·2295. , 977 Malibu station wagon, good mechanically, new Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby helps siiC 'mean' kids discover the true meaning of Christmas . (60 min .) STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning, free eatl~ Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eut· ern Ave., Galllpolle, 446· .~ /_f,r!ft ;~ :.: . ...._-~ TI1A'r. YKXLO h4. Call 446-B132 . 64 wl!d bobcat. In time for Chriatmao. $100 . firm. 304937-26B6 . ct:.-~- GET your carpet SH!P SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1 978 large round bales of hey, i~Nd· ~·~_; 1978 Harley Davidson Sportlter. $1900. E•cellent condition. Price negotiable. 72 Bobcat kittens. Grandfather PF:I:twi tel !Dey 614-592-4066,) !night 614-69B-8206.) 62 Wanted to Buy Ueed 4 poeter wooden twin 'D<lYL · iM Runs good. Call 304-B823692 . 742-2158 . BRIDGE Ship In 1he Army' ()) Ill li}l Beot Christmas Pageant Ever A housewife PUNim&? OH- piece custom fit your homa. Guaranteed. Advanced Gut- $260 . Phone 304 -675 6874 . after 6 p .m . ~ SEAMLESS GUTTERS. One condition, new plugs. new battery, new axaust system & brakes. Reasonable. 614- oor1er?- HE LOST HIS CASE (I) MOVIE: 'The Wackiest Wrecked 1976 Chevy Nova. Will sell all or parts of. Good tires. 8 cylinder engine. sive cars and trucks. Langs· Answer: What happened to the man who sued the ~cks' 304-895-3802. 1 disk plows & b ush hog in working condition. For more information call 614-245- $15 . 304-676-2637. OUR 379-2464 or 446-3757. - - - - - - - - - l c- (XXXIII) (Answer5 tomorrow) Ill MOVIE: 'Same Time, .Next Year' ())I Spy 00 'NFL's Greateat Moments: 'But Ever Quart· I JMO!• gested by the abOve cartoon. Saturday's ! Jumbles: STOKE ADULT BUCKLE EXCISE . Christmas Dinner Red Skehan ponrays the triall and tribulations of planning a holiday dinner. • LIS~ -~ Now arrange the cirdad letters to form the sCirprise answer, as sug- Print answer mire: Tonighl 8:00 Water Wells . Commercial and Domestic . Test holu. Pumps Sales and Service, AD 1974 Ford 1ractor 3000 condition. ·loaded with ex power steering, looks like tras, $3,500. callalter6PM, new. priced 85',600. With 304-675-4550. Registered Pit Bull Pupa. bed complete with now box opringo lf manroao. e200 or boot offer. 304-BB2-2642. 1968 Chevelle 307, 4 bar· rail. perfeCt interior. new paint, good body. Call614- t II I ) 1!11 One Day at a Time 304-676-20B8 or 676 4660 . $6!)0. 614-949-2332. 51 FAT ~_::f6:,..:1H:.:::E:~V~~(\) ro P IGS THEI~ LAUND~'(?' ITHAGUT ()) G ()) Family Feud ® Whee! of Fortune G li}l Entertainment ALL.ll\OSE WHO~ WHAT DO YOU CALL IT WHeN· I 00 ESPN's SidaUneo rienced roofing, i~cluding hot tar application, carpenter. electrician, mason. Call Coli 614-388-9905 or 3B8· 9323. . rJ (I) Hogan's Heroes . RINGLE'S SERVICE expe- 1976 Chevette new paint, overhauled angina, good cond., $1 , 200 or best offer. 1974 Camero. 360 . 3 apeed , good co11dition. ter SPM . AKC Registered Poodle puppies . Oep. will hold for Christmas . Call 446·0867. Sun.. other days after 6 :00pn, , FREE delivery order!!_ after Bpm. 304-675- 446-4782. IUNGOfj 1!11 Jofferoons • 7;30 8 Ill Tic lac Dough Ill Fraggle Ropk Fa. K Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 675- 1331. 2681. Hand made doll houses with furniture. $65 . Phone 614446-4630. auto, AM-FM radio, real nice, &2,496. John' s Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd . Call 1968 Olds Delta 88 . Good Antiques, oak furniture reproduction, misc. Items. Uae our Christmas layaway plan. Conkela, Tupper1 Plains . 1 general electric atove$75 . 1 Norge deep freeze $76 . 1 table&. chairs to give ' 1978 2 dr.. Chevy Nove. hciuoo collo. Call 676-2398 or 446-2464. Call 304-882-2904 or 304BB2-3451 . 1 971 Volkswagon wagon, - - - - - - - -!cruns good, good tires, auto . Foremans--for less expen· $690. Ph . 614-256-1216 . 614-247-3895 . RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quuar. and 1962 Ford F1 Pickup. Ca!l 742 -3156. ADD -ON Woodburning furnace. auto. controls, water heater included. Neve'r used. 1 6 cubic ft . Sears ColdSpot, frostless upright freezer . allting $3,195. Col! 4468626 . vi!le. Cal! 614•742-2734. tractor. Coli 446-1924. 992-2602 . firewood Brlarpetch Kennels Profesalonat All -breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cilitles. English Cocker Spa- 1- I KWISH ®News 1D li}l !'oople' s Court Cooling. Sheet Mota! Worit. Gallia Refrigeration Co. Cal! 614-446-4068 . . 1980 Datoun 310 GX, AM- 6836 . Grader blade for a Bolen Craftsman 1 0 in. radial-arm saw with stand. dado blade, shop vaccum. $300. 614· 1976 Ford Elite eMc. cond., Washer, lawn mower, stero. refrigerator & 1rain lay-out. 6, '446-B046. I'D &0 THE~e" WITH YO~. I:M IN LOVE WITH AIJOTHEI1. WOf/IAN. Appliance Service Ail mekH & models refrigeraton. washers, dryers. rangea, compactors, di1hwashers, mlcrowavea. Heating . , Autos for Sale 71 trans, new battery, good interior . Call 614-266 • Whirlpool dlthwasher. Por· table. white, almost new, used very linle . Moved into apartment end don't have room for it, 8200. Also Atari & cartridges $60. Call after filE !OUEIURB5, I D!DN'T MEAN Cell 614-388-98117. 446-2867. Call 614•245-5267 altar 5. ~:~~~io;~ollablo. Call614- ':-{_·~ I :~cr'~" a a by bed 1 yr. o!d • w It h manraoo. Pold t140 wHIMII for 175. Co!! 446-3389. Uoad hld-o-bed. 30 ln . goa range, cedar wardrobe, RCA color TV. Corbin & Snyder Furniture. 966 2nd. Ave. ..001<• JOEY. .WHI'N I 5-AII> I'D ~ELP ·YOU ~ET YOUI1. HOU5E IN Marcum Roofing Spout,. lng. 30 years experience1 apecielizlng In built up roof. /. pickup load, 10 loads $300. Col! 614-268 -1427. 614-446-7398. Open 9-5 . oro, & ohooo . Co!l 448- d•v•- Some m1tchad pairs. modo. Coli 614-246-9326. Firewood delivered. bedroom suites, refrigeretora, ranges, chest, dr•••••· wringer w11hers, TV'e, dry- 3159 . Uoed dryora & waohOI' all oervlced & guaranteed 30 Firewood elabs for sale. *16 Sal•. washers, dryera, ref. ! ranges, desks and chest of drawers. Skaggs Applian ces. Upper River Rd. Call fll puck Rogers 6:30 8 ill ffi NBC Nows ()) Rifleman ()) G li}l ABC Nows Ill ()) ® CBS Newo ()) Buoineu Report ® Over Eooy 7:00 II Ill PM Magazine ()) Alles Smith and Janos 00 SportaCanter (I) Caro! Burnett (I) Entertainment Tonight (IJ Charlie's Angela Ill ()) Whee! of Fortune ()) (]j) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour a. pickup load. Co!l 614-2466804. 10 ·-··-'--·-- Prairie utlmotoo. Call 814-2611 1B2. 258-86B9. I ()) (]j) 3-2-1, Contact textured ceilings commercial and residential, f.ree. Firewood. Pickup or dal!- ton. Call814-266-1427 . 26% to. 60% off Home Improvements · STUCCO PLASTERING. - vered dump truck. Caii614 - 446-9301 . 6 piece wood living room suite with I inch flat arme Furnished apt. for rent in Wood World, 2506 Grand Central Ave., Vienna, WV. ~imestone 6 ft . Scotch Pine. artificial Xmas tree with metal stand SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olivo St .. Gollipo!lo. Naw 81 tour Jumbles, I GUZAE 6:00 8 Ill ()) Cil 8 ()) ® II li}l News ill MOVIE: ' It Happened One Chriotmao' ()) New T-aure Hunt (I) Uttle House on tho Oak tables &. chairs, corner cupboards. buffets & etc. befora 2:30PM. 614-4469472 . Must aell 83 Model Singer sewing machines . Unclaimed by' school 896. Call to 11 :OOpm. ---------- coo!. t690. Call 614256.- 1216. Unocramblo - by Honn Arnold and Bob Lee one letter to eecti equare. to form • tour ordlnar; words. EVENING .!f. 1,9 ~~ ~ 12/5/83 Billy lee'a Tires and Battery Sal... New and used tires, alao, tire repairs. 1603 Jef~ feraon Ava. Point Pleaunt. Of 'ilflllrul ID'il fia THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Television Viewing 304-676 -6405. dryers. auto washers, gae & electric ranges. rafrlgera· .Grainfed freezer beef. Cho· tors, TV sets. ice of black Angus or Here· ford. Weight approx. BOD GOODUSED APPLIANCES lbt . 68 cents a pound . .Call Washers, dryers. refrigera- 446-0212 . tors, raogea . Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd. lntellivleion videO game with beside Stone Crest Motel. voice modual, ltorage lVI· 446 -7398. tam and 13 cartridges. Call 1 :00-7:00pm, Fri.. Sat .. Apartment , for Rent 3 bedroom house for rent, 3· bdr. 11/J bath a. clote to hospital · & shopping plue. No pets;· dep. 8t r!Bf. re- DICK TRACY Scout. tao ; 304 -468 1B17. Flrawood U6 PU load, 6 Service. Call 448-7795 . ·TV&. Appliances, 827 Third loa do $ 1 60. 1 0 loado 1260. Avo., Ga!lipolio, 446-1699 . Hordwood, delivered. Cal! Judy Taylor GroominQ'. Call Spin waahers, gas&. electric 614-256-6636 alter 5PM . 614-367-7220. JACKSON ESTATE record changer , APARTMENTS !Equal BSR Housing Opportunity) has $200.00 , call 304-675 two bedroom, rent ttarting 6866 . day . Call614-446-0175 . Apartments. house and of. fica , apace. Call Cleland Two story house, 4 bdr .. 8260 per mo. $260 dep ~ req . Call 446-4222, 9 :30- . 446-0322 nia.. st'!':!"_ with AM and FM !_&~i~. 8 track tape player and New one and two bedroom apartments, furni1had or unfurnished in Middleport. 41 swivel rockers . Ueed Furniture .. bookcase, ranges. chaira. dryers. re frigerators and TV's. 3 milaa out BulaviHe Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon. thru Fri ., 9am to 6pm, Sat. Ohio 6 lug. fit Jeep , Ford or & Son. Col! 446 -7785 . Barbie & Ken clothe•, home- rockon , matol cebinou, 1 Big furnished room , eH. apt. with bath in Rio Grande. All utilities paid. 446-0167. IW.eln'ut cabinet oty!o Sylva- Adults only. 614 -992-2101 or 514 -992 -2319 . 7450. 35 acres"at Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd. 'Owner financ ing available. Ca11446-8221 • aher 6 weekdays. _'"J · osit. Call 614-446-2236 .or 614-446-2581. Good sel8ction of bedroom & 830. king frame •so. suites. cedar chests , Dried 2 bdr. mobile home a1 Evergreen. Call 446 -7032 . 2 budr oo ms . furnished . 33 3 or 4 room unfurnished apt. utilities paid. adults only, no 446 -0508 . 304-675-6049 after 5 p.m. 576 -2711 or 576-2866 . gun - Gun cabinets. $'3 60. Gas or elec1ftc ranges 8375. Baby mattreues, •25 &. 136, bed frames 820, 126, ~~ J.C'UFFY, Tri-level, excellent condi tion. 866.000. 8 Yz 111suma· N ice $42 . 5 dr. choots. 854 . Bod frames. UO .and 125 .. 10 .... NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL- Fireplace lnsert·still in factory carton - autometic controls - 2 blowera-glass door-ash pan-fltl 30 ln . to 48 in . fireplace-burns wood firm, 868. and' $78 . Queen seta, 8196. 4 dr .. chests, .~ neighborhood. 446 -7672 . $99 .. to 436. 7 pc. a1B9 oprlngo. fu!l or twin, $68 .. ~,!".!': Dotlvored. 12"-22" otockod In yard . HEAP vender, prompt delivery. 614-261'6245 . Umestona. Sand, Gravel. Delivered .in Mason, Meiga, Galli• or pick up at Richards t660. end up. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattreSHI, $250. and up to 8396. Baby 1beds, 1110. Mattresses or box lincoln Avenue, '7 yaari old. • 55 ,000, 13Q4-676-6047. HOMES . USED · CARS , December 5. 1983 Auto Pert• &. Accusoriea 4whltupokewhaelo. 18x8, Toblei, 146 $110 up to 8225 . Hutchoo, 3 bedroom, large lot, 21!505 T A 1- ST ATE t89~ . Knauff Firewood Pickup or an.d up to 1125 . Hide-abeds . $440 . and up to *&26 .. Recliners, *176. to $376., lamps from 128. to *76 .6 pc. dinettes from and up. Wood table whh tiK chairs $426 to $745. Deak $45 ,000 . 814·992-6858. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale_ ,. 76 byLarryW~I KIT 'N' CARL Ylli 'l' LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. ctlalr, rocker, ono ~ man, 3 tabtal, (extra heavy by Frontlar). t6B6. Sofo, chair and loveHit. •275. Sofa• and,chairs priced from both. Coli 448-7834. Phone 304-675-1529 after. $11 ,000 down ble loan. 6 p.m . 54 Misc. Merchendise A oqn-ln-low fonna a deadly . plln 10 prevent. baing fired from the family buoineoa. (AI P KMP.EFMHHF XGEL. - I. HJ BUAUAVUB DEUUZUF PZD VL FUKUAVUB IYBAZM A. MHI H J PZD QBYUF 'Y•tiiiiay•a Cryptoquoie: THERE IS BUT ONE smp. FRoM THE SUBIJME ro THE RIDICULOUS.-NAPOIEON' BOfiAPARTE �SUmiMIHT TO: THE POIIIIO't' IEHTINIL Pn81 Monday, .... _y Midcllepolt, Ohio o.c.mber. 5, 1983 Strikers will· · continue pickets I Area deaths said there was a complete "black- stay a~ the Columbus termJnal untll there's a new contract. . out" on contract Information. "They wt11 stay until we know we 1n Columbus, Gary Rw&!n of are going back to work,'' Rwsell ATU Loca11042, said pickets would · said. Two striking ~rkers saki they were more concerned about benefit losses than wagereductlonslnanew contract. Na!Ilnally, union §Oilrce!l said ttwi proposal calls for a 7.8 percent pay By ASSOCIATED PRI!&'!I Russell In 1981. and two brothers, Greyhound· Bus Lines strikers In Oarence and Eugene Wyatt. · Ohlo say they're in the dark about a Edith McDade, n, Troy, Ohio, She Is survived by two daughters, Ploposed settlement to end a strike tormeri.Y of Meigs O:lunty, died Nov. Marie Birchfield, Rutland, and that began Nov. 2 and that they'll 26, at Grandview Hospital, Dayton. Sandra Harris. Fort lauderdale, walkplcketllnesunttlanagreement ShewasbomJan.l6,19121nMeigs Fla.; and a son. Russell Little. Is signed, even thoUgh the holiday O:lunty the daughter of the late Mtllersport. Also su!VIVlng are eight grand- travelseasonlsnearlng. Walter and Edna Roush. About 150 members of th!' United She Is SUJV!ved by her husband, children, four great-grandchlklren; Auto Workers, Teamsters, and Walter McDade whom she married two brothers, J _C. Wyatt, Pomeroy. tnl932; twosons,CharlesofTroyand and Sam · Wyatt, Gambler; . two otherlaborgroupsshowedupatthe David of Olvlngton; one daughter, sisters, Eunice Chase, Nokomis, Cincinnati Greyhound terminal Sunday morning for a rally In · Barber Kelsey, Troy; several J:]a.; and Kate Smith, Columbus; supportofstrlklngdrlvers. grandclllldren and great grand- two sisters-In-taw, Nina Wyatt, • chlldren; four brothers, Herbert, Cheshire, and Mary Little, 'Athens; Names omatted and a brother-In-law, Terry Little, Howard, Lester and Russell Roush Athens. all of Racine and one sister, Gladys Dlstrtbutlve education studE!ltsat Shields of Racine. Mrs. Little was a cook at the Meigs High School were omitted Funeral services were held at th Rutland schools for mlil!y years. from the earner honor roll .-eleased Deeter-Barld Funeral Home In Troy She was a ~mber of the Rutland by the school with bluialln Covington Ceme tery. Methodist Church. the Harrlsonvllle MaklngagradeofBorabovelnall Chapter 255, Order of the Eastern their subjects to be listed on the roll Star, the Rutland Garden Club, and for the flrstslxweeksgraillngperlod Pearl E. Uttle the Rutland Volunteer Fire Depart- were Roger Balser, Megan Cale• ment Auxlllary. Mike Cline, Laura Horsley, Mary . Pearl Elizabeth Little, n. of She graduated from the HarrisOn· Jacobs, Mike Mourning, Lisa Rutland, died Sunday mor$g at · vllle High School. · Smith, Melvin Van Meter. and Kyle the Bowland Nursing Home a t Friends may call at the Hunter Woods. Thornport. Funeral Home from 2 to 4 p.m . and Born tn Tazewell, Va., she was the from 7 to9p.m .onTuesday _Funeral daughter of the late Samuel Wyatt services wtll be held at the funeral and Birtle Asbury Wyatt. She was homeon Wednesdayat2p.m . Burtal .p receded In death by her husband, will be In Miles Cemetery. · The Jeep struck a fence and . several shrubs on property owned tiy Ebner Harmon, Rt. 1, Rutland, the patrol said. Jones was not Injured In the accident and his vehicle was slightly damaged. Veterans Memorial The patrol also cited Eric N. Bumgardner, 22, Dexter, for failure Saturday Admll\slons: . Jacob Seven calls were answered by to yteld In a two-vehicle collision on Units of the Meigs County Emer- SChuler. Pomeroy; Robert Shelley, 124 In Salem Township earlier MiddlepOrt. gency Medical Service over the Saturday. · Discharged: Virginia Covert, weekend. . Bumgardner reportedly pulled Beegle, James Goodrich, Christine On Saturday at 10:41 a .m . the tram a private driveway onto the Woodrow Hall, Hobart Chlldress, Tuppers Plains unit transported highway at 8: 55 a.m. and Into the Thebna Chase, Zelda Davis. James Watson from the fire station path of a westbound vehicle ctrtven Sunday Admissions: Jessica StoIll the St. J05ePh Hospital In by Norman E. Hawley, 36, Middlebart, Pomeroy; Max Fobner, Long Parkersburg; at 10:53 a.m. PomeBottom; Daniel Ralrden, Hartford, roy unit answered a call to W.' Maln W.Va.; Harold Carson. Middleport . St. for Sean Capehart who was not Discharged: Nancy Neutzllng transported; at4: 58 p.m. the Racine The Meigs . United Methodist Bailey. and Joseph unit tool Elsie Shuler from her Route Ministries won first place honors In 338 residence Ill Veterans Memorial the religious category In Saturday's Hospital and at 7: 28 p.m. transannual Pomeroy-Middleport Chrisferred her on to the Holzer Medical tams parade. A picture that Center. appeared In Sunday's nm~­ The Meigs County Jaycee Women On Sunday at 10:01 a.m. tbe Sent!nel was not that of the wlnnii)g RaclneunltwenttothehomeofMax wt11 meet Monday at 7 p.m . at the noat. Folmer, Bashan, and took him to JayceeHeadquartersonE.MalnSt. Veterans Memorial · Hospital; at In Pome:-oy. 'Ibis Is "M Nlght"for 12: 55 p.m. Racine took Grace the Chapter with the emphasis to be Fw:tleeofGreatBendtoHolzer; and on membership. Those wbo already at 4: 28p.m. the Pomeroy unit took belong to the group are asked to George Molden from Oak Street. bring In as manY new members as possible to the meeting. All women Pomeroy to Veterans between the ages of 18-35 and all Council meeting set wtves of Jaycees are Invited to join. DecemQ€r projects will be Racine Village Council wtll meet discussed. this evening at 7 p.m . at the vlllage On Saturday the group will have hall. The public Is Invited to attend. bake sales at the Central Trust In Meets tonight · Middleport and at Krogers In The Meigs Athletic Boosters wtll Pomeroy, 9 a.m. to noon. meet this evening at7::JJp.m . at the hlghschOOiratherthanOnDec.l2,as . ' was previouSly announced. Registration time set Edith McDade cut _ "The wage cut ain't bad. The benefits are our prtme concern; ' said Jackie Mtller of Crittenden, Ky.,astrlklngmechanlc. "Wecanad)usttothewagesbelng cut, butwhE!l the benefits are cut... that's what hurts. Especially If you've got kids," said George Thompson, a strlldng mttehanlc tromDayton, Ky. Representatives oftheAmalgamatedTransltUnionlnClevelandand Columbus said pickets would con· tlnue unttl Uie sttike Is resolved. Union representatives also- prom· lsed a close, hard look at the agreement. . Federal mediators In Washington announced thetentatlve~ment Saturday night. Detafls -hadn't reached Ohlo duiing the weekend and one union spokesman In Oblo FRUTH PHARMACY · 786 N . • OF OHIO r INC • M LE OR'T· OH IDD P , • 2ND AVE. HOURS. •SUNDAY MON.·SAT. 9:00 TO 9:00 11:00 TO 8:00 • • • PH. 992-6491 OR 9~2-31 06 I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::~::::~::~:.... f- 010 Meigs County happenings.. Emergency runs Methodist ministries had top float "M" Night set Meets Tuesday The Chester Township Trustees wt11 meet In regular sessiOn Tue5· day, Dec. 6, at 7::JJ p.m. at the Chester Township Hall. oftiCit Chex, .l2 0•;• - tJ(jqm Chex, 12 oz. ·.lf ~. MT. KIIIG ' YOUI~I '1 19 . MEN'S & BOYS' DEPT. . CHILDREN'S DEPT. MENSWEAR SHIRTS CARHARTI WORK CLOTHES TUBE SOCKS WINTER COATS FLANNEL SHIRTS MEN'S DRESS SLACKS MEN'S CORDS JR. COORDINATES DRESSES WINTER COATS LADIES' BLOUSES JR. JEANS PLAYTEX 18 HOUR SALE ' ·•ltsn ' .... . i ' '50 . 26" Loe Roll• · WINTER COATS GIRLS DRESSES SNOW SUITS LITTLE BOYS' SHIRTS LITTLE BOYS' COORDINATES JOGGING SUITS HATS & MITIENS CHRISTMAS TREE A 6V, ft. 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(2.3 liter) copaclty. IIWhe!:lt (hex,, 15 Oz. OSP cites driver after wreck port. Hawleywasunabletnstoparnl struckBumgardner'svehlc1e,causlng moderate damage to Hawley's auto and slight to Bumgardner's. The state highway patrol cited a Racine man following an accident ofi County Road 16 near Rutland Saturday night. ' Ayward C. Jones, 31, was ticketed for failure to contrOL The Gallla·Meigs post said Jones was northboUnd, one-tenth of a mtle north of Ohio 124, at 11: ~p . m. and went otf the right side of the road whtle attempting to clean the wlnds~ld of his Jeep. .WI~STLIII TEIIEnLE C~efrom '"..."'" •••• I ' FDIC . ... 1u..•3" ••', :1 ......,.,., '·;,.' '' Sit. 9:30 to 2:00 • • I I .• ·'6'' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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