https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e7fd0298b18bb7d8f700c1944de222da.pdf 919dc86ca985eb5a935c3067f4d0c26f PDF Text Text ' • I ·' ~ ., . ., • • .,. ' •· .. .... : :Residents told sewage system 'not feasible~ A central sewage system for the vUlage of Tuppers Plains w as ruled out Tuesday night t)y the engineering firm of John David Jones. Meeting with approximately 30 residents of the Tuppers Plains area was Jim Hartzler, engineer. Hartzler explained that a central sewage system · was not feasible In that It would cost more than $1 ,300;001 and would cost the citizens $32.75 per month. The m eeting wa s held at theTuppersPlalnsSchool and thepurposewas to discuss a waste water facilities plan for Tuppers P lains. The facltltles plan Is the result of a detailed study of the Tuppers Plans area authorized In 1981 by the Meigs County Commissioner s after the Ohio EPA placed a building ban on the area. The study was financed by a 75 percent 201 EPA grant obtained by the commissioners In 1981. Hartzler explained that the major objective of the study was toattempt to Identify and document the causes of the problems and determine the most cost effective way to solve them. 1\ m ap of the area was presented, breaking the ban area into thre<:' sections. One, an area west of SR 7 known as the Weatherman addition, contained approximately 37 dwellings; two, an area parallel to SR 7 on both sides of the road contained 68 dwelling units; three, the Arbaugh addition east of SR 7 contained 66 dwellings. Of the three Hartzler stated that the Weatherman addition would require the least amount of upgrading. The engineer pointed out It wa s theoplnlonofhisflrm the majorproblems in the area resulted from two things- one, most of the existing systems have not been properly m aintained; two. that the area has a type of soli that does not leach properly. After 111ling out a centralized sys tem due to cost theenglneerlng firm then concentrated on an lnova tive alternative system which resulted In the recommended plan of individualized systems upgrading. Under the proposed plan all sys tem s found to be faulty would either be upgraded or repa lced with new systems plus sand filters In certain areas when>needed Total cost was est !mated at $380,001 for the entire area which would result The Daily l.st K mort" ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY Voi .31 ,No. 147 Copyright•d 1q82 In a cost to property owners of $75 each up to $1.0'20 each depending on thr· severity of each problem . Under the proposed plan residents would be req uired to I'"" an annual Inspection fee es timated to be $15 to$20 a year. The Inspection and regulating of the system would be under the control of the M eigs County Health Department . It wa s pointed out that five counties ln Ohloarepresenlly using I his type of regulatory sys tem and found to be very sa tisfactory. It was the opinion of the engineering firm that the chane<> of the county receiving an 85 percent construction grant would be very good. · HartziN suggested that the economic growlh of Tuppers Plains be cont rolled either by zoning laws or by regu la ling the size of lots sold . Att ending the meeting were Henry Wells. Richard Jones, and David Kobleutz. commissioners and Manning Roush. newly elecled rommis· sioner, who will take office the first of the year and John Jacobs. deputy health romm issioner. !Continued on pagf' 161 entinel 2 Section$, 16 Pag e\ t<Md rtem 1!'1 stoclt on our shelves II '" : .c!ve11tMd tltm 11 not ayallable lew pur . \ chua dua to any unl01eseen •anon. K rnar1 W!M ruue I Rillfl Check on leQI.HISI 1 ' 1o1 the merchandls.e lone otem 01 reaSQI'I· able l~~n~~ quantrty)IO M purchased <~I !he Ult poce wtlenelttr IYaiWlle 01 wt11 sell you 1 ~.tile qua~ly rlem ala comp.ll · rablt rtductlon .., l)nCI Ruthless storm in California leaves ·six people dead By BETSY BROWN KRAFT Associated Press Writer Our Reg. 89.88. For 8 Sale Price 64.97Ea. 37.97Pr. AM/FM/B·track Or CasseHe Original equipment styling. 2way balance. local/distance. A fast. ruthless storm bulldozed across California and careened Into the Rockies today, driving rain and heavy snow, leaving at least six people dead, cutting power to hundreds of thousands and flooding rich farmlands. The storm stomped lnto.Artzona and Nevada, blastlngmoreralnand snow, andkept golng. Winter storm warnings werr Issued today for Utah and the Colorado Rockies, with a storm watch In Montana, · according to the National Wea ther Service. The storm. the worst of the season, battered California on Tuesday from San Francisco to San Diego, dumping snow as fast as 3 , 3·way Speakers Sale 5Y•-In. round or 6x9-in. 20-oz. magnet. high fidelity. Savel Lebanon troops could be doubled Monro-rMttc® l~k Al:llartier . Save on pop~:~lar sizes to fit BRASILIA, Brazil - President Reagan, in Brazil for m eetings with this nation's military president. said today the United States ·ls talking with Its allies about expanding the multinational peacekeeping force In Lebanon. Reagan said that could entail using troops from other nations. bul sources with the presidential party and In Washington sa id the American government probably would double the number of U .S. troops In Lebanon to 2,400 In response to an appeal from the Betrut government. While Reagan and President Joao Baptista Flgueir!'do focused on their nations' economic problem s during 90 minutes of talks this morning, Reagan discussed the Lebanese proposal with reporter s after the meetings ended . He said the Beirut government's request for a larger international peacekeeping force " has been talked about for some lime. It's not a new idea." many .u.s. and foreign cars. Lottery winners I Hard and soft Arkansas stones.4-oi."oli.·FL .. Rebate Limited To tMr.'l 5~ .3.97. ~ '\ t 17<1ft.!! Ditt,loard 112" ci;>il pal;)ef bOard with "Clam CLEVELAND - The winning number drawn Tuesday night in the Ohio Lottery's dally gam e, "The Number," was 669 . In the "Pick 4" game, played three times a week, the winning number was 4211. • 5.00 ' Our Reg. 5.97 wire divider. Your "!at Coat Alter 19 97 Forecast For 7 a.m. EST SLI"V. f'l<:>,rArnh••r 2 ' FactorY Rebate • Ea. GcireiG® Rod And Reel Combo• ·#753 spinning or #305 . spincasting rod and reel combos. Winfield man killed in crash William Thevenin, 23, victim early today inches an hour In the Sierra Nevada; ripping up power poles, trees and roofs with winds up to 78 mph; triggering mudslides a nd sinking boats. The assault came just one day after the National Wea ther Service forecast a cold. wet winter for the West. "It wa s a complete m ess." said California Highway Patrol Officer Jerry Skelton In Los Angeles. "Trees down everywher e. lines down everywhere, cars and traffic accidents everywhere." As the storm moved east, It blanketed northern and centra l Nevada with a foot or more of snow and flooded Las Vegas streets w ith rain. Two avalanches closed roads (Continued on page 16) D 1:2,.97 =P~e: . 15 Cenh A Mult imedia Inc Ne w\papet ()Jr Inn ll'llenhon 11 lo Nl.,.. tvef'Y advel' · J1 A 2.lymr·old man dim in a single·ca r accidenl al 12: i!i a.m . toda.1· on Poplar St tWI, Point Pleasant . Pronounced cll•a d at the srf'nP by Mason County Coroner Dr. John Gtubb, was William Everett Tht'venin . Route I, Winfil'ld . The Point PIL•aS<Jnl Pplire Department and l 'oi nt Pll'asan t F'ire [)(>pa rt men! rl'spond!'d 1u the 12: 12 a .m. arcidc'nl to find" Chel't'nll'l on its top off an embankment with T hPvenin. a passengf'r in the ca r . pinned benea th the hood . T he fire department used lht' jaws of life and rPached Tht'\'(lnin in .1bout seven minul f'S . Driver of lh<' I 'Phicl ... James Thornton. 2:l. t:lth Si. . Point PIPa · sa n1. was transporte-d h.\ Poim Pleasant EMS to PIPasant Va llev Hospilal wht' re he was lrPall'<l for ab1·asions and released during the f'arly morni ng hours. Patrolman r; . .J . Miller. who is WATCH YOUR STEP - Ken Kendall of Palos Verdes Estates, a suburb of Los Angeles, steps around tree limbs that crashed Into his home Kennedy \trill not run in '84 ByDAVIDESPO Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON tAPl Sen Edward M . K ennedy, bowing to the wishes of his three children, will not seek the Democra tic presidential nomination in 1984. sources said early today . " The reaso.(l is personal. " said one aide. who added the M assachu· setts Democrat would disclose his decision publicly at a news confer· ence later in the day. "His kids really feel very strongly that they don't want him to run," added this aide. K ennedy is In the process of an·anglng a divorce settlement w ith his wife Joan. Their children are Edward M . Jr., Kara. and Patrick. K ennedy. 00, has been the early front·runner in public opinion polls for the party's 1984 presidential nomination and this aide said that the senator has private polling data that indica tes he would do well If he ran. But Kennedy, after going over the political information one final time wi th SC'nlor aides on Tuesday, reportedly told them. "I think you AebotelmHed to ITir.'l ·~ Thank You For Shopping At K mart · Tuesday morning as high winds and heavy rains pummeled much of Southern California. No Injuries were reported at KendaU's home. (AP Laserphoto). guys are right, and I think I can wi n, but I'm not going to do it ." K ennedy spent Tuesday evening at his home telephoning friends and political adversaries to tell them of his decision. Among thOSC' called were House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill Jr.• D-Mass .. a longtime · political ally. Kennedy also ca lled several other Democrats who are exploring the presidential candi· dacy for them selves, Including former Vice President Walt er F. Mondale and Sens. Alan Cranston of California and John Glenn of Ohio. One aide said Kennedy'~ decision not to run is for the 1984 campaign only, and does not rule out the possibility of seeking the presidency In the future. At his age, K ennedy could be expected to be a potential presidential candidate through at least the early 1990s. The aides provided lnforma lion to The Associated Press on condition that they not be named. Until recently, K ennedy ap· peared almost certain to run again for the party nomination that he lost to former President Jimmy Ca rter in 1981. But aides and ot her aSSO<'iates said that in addition to whatever polilical considerations were in· volved. members of Kennt.ody's family were strongly opposed to his potent ial candidacy and evidenlly persuaded him not to run over the Thanksgiving holiday. None of the family could be reac hed for comment. but their concern almost cert ainly was focused in part on Kenned y 's physical sa fety. Two of his brothers were assassinated President John F. Kennedy in 1963 and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in 196R while running for the Whil e House. A Kenn!'dy withdrawal from the 1984 raCC' would presumably give a boost to Mondale. who runs second am ong [)(>mocrats in m ost public opinion polls. But it also would free Kenn!'dy's many political opera· tlves and supportPrs to join the ca use of other potential contender s. Other Democrats considering seeking the nomination include Sens. Ga ry Hart of Colorado and Ernest Hollings of South Carolina. as well as former F lorida Gov. Reuben As kew. im·est igating the aceidrnt. sa1d this moming Thevenin ma y havp been thrown thrnugh thf' pa ssenger sldr during I he acl'idrnt r:llhPI' than tht wincl shif" ld ur ba<"k wmllow <-i lllCe th0.v W('H' found intacl. City police report!'d the car was west on Poplar Street passed the railroad I racks, when Thornton lost control of I he V<'hiciP. The car went off thC' roadway and down over an Pmbankment. As it began to roll. The1·enin was throwr from thP car. The vchi!' le <'Ontinued to roll and then landed on top of the m an. city polit't' reporlrd . Cha rgr•s arc pending, Miller said . Jackson in spotlight COLUMBUS. Ohio 1AP 1 Probably at no l ime in his legislati ve ca reer have so man.v people sudden I~ · wantrd to talk to state Sen. M . Morris .Jackson al the same time Bul J ackson is appan·n lly having none of it. at least for now. The CIPveland [)(>morral is under wraps after Pmbrac ing lhc support of minoritY Republicans in a bid for presidencv of thc Ohio Senate in .January, a m ovp that hit thc Sl atehouS< · like a lightning bolt . Store, P&G say coupon system (.misredemption' B(l-6, 12) CINCINNATI tAPl- The Proc· ter & Gamble Co. has called David CarliSle's coupon redemption sys· tern " misredemptlon," and the owner of the store where he collected $1,827 worth of Items for $125.29 says it was wrong . .,... Warm,.... WEATHER FORECAST - 'lbe National Weatlier Service iorecaats showers and BilOW for Wedgeod'Q' for the Southwest and from nonhem Plains Into the upper Great Lakes to the eastem Plains. r~=~cl~o:udy llldet! but mUd weather Is forecast for the East. (AP r Map). . Ohio . {~recast Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of rain until midnight . Low 50-55. Winds southerly 10.20 mph. Th\lfsday, cloudy and continued warm with a :.> pen;ent chance of showers. High 65-70.. :Extended forecast •. Extenlled' Ohio Forecallt - Friday through Sunday: Showers ' ]iosllble Friday and fair Saturday and Sunday. Continued mUd; · Highs In the 60s Friday, 50s Saturday and In tllemid40stothelow50s Sunday. Lows In the 40s Friday and In the mki-:Jls to the low 40s Saturday and Sunday. " It was a mistake," said Robert E. Rauen, owner of an IGA Store where Carlisle, 42, an unemployed father of two, cashed in hundreds of coupons 6n Friday. "I wish I'd checked into il . My feeling is that it's chea ting the m anufactu rprs," Rauen sa id TuC'S· day night . " If it were illegal. I would not do it. nor would th<' IGA takP lhe coupons," Carlisi<' counter!'d . " If it were illegal, it would be a fraud ." He said he has been delug!'d with ra lls from al'ross thf' na tion asking him lo disl'IOS<' hissy,lem. requests with which hi' has l'Om plird. Carlisi<' sha n<l wi ll! his neighbors the food anrl it<•ms he got with ttw coupons . Ht• said he got the idea In a dream. Roberts recommends commission deny request Meeting with the Meigs 'County Commissioners Tuesday were Phil Roberts, engineer, and Ted Warner, superintendent of the county highway department. Roberts reported that Columbia Gas had requested to Install a six inch line under the Oak Grove Road (county road 33) not encased. Roberts recommended that the request be denied as It wUI be a high pressure line. Roberts also reported that he had met with the trustees of Letart T ownship and had resolved their cem etery problems. Roberts and David Koblentz. commissioner, will m eet Thursday atlO: lla.m. todeiermlne where the road to the new sanitary landfill will be loca ted. Attending were Hem-:.· Well,, president. Richard .JonPs, and David Koblentz. Manning Roush, newly elected commissioner who will take office the first of thevear. M ary Hobstett C'I'. clerk and Martha Chambers. Fire causes $4,000 damage to Imboden home s..OOJ oamages were set at tn an electrical fire which struck the home of the Bob Imboden family on New Lima Road TUesday, ·accord· lng to ;1 report from the Rutland Fire Department. The department reported that the fire started near a fuse box and traveled through the wall and Into the attic In the one story frame home. , Monday night the Rutland fire. · men were called to the Harrison~ Ville residence of the Charles Estep family . The entire Inside and all contents of the double-wide mobile home were destroyed In the fire which the department reports probably start!'d around a kerosene heater. No one was home when the fire started. Two trucks lt'sponded to both fires . Both families had lnsurance.lt was reported . \ �..... _.... _. ~- - ••• --· __ , .... .. .. - - .. . ... . - .... . ... . . . . _, ,...., Wednesday, December 1, 1982 Commentary Concerning !he gener al confu~ sian In !he communications world, Ill Cuurl St n·o·t l'unwrul , llht" 614-992-2 156 a few obsC'r va tions: 111-\0TEDTUTII E JNTF:RF:!-ITOFli/J< \11·:11 ........ \ H .-.o '\ \Ill-\ 1. Wt>IET. wr arp advised in a SIOI)' In ThP New York Time s. is bro ke. l ao mu ch progra mming. fr onl ~ pagr 2. Swit ch now to co mmunica tions ROBERT L. Wl'liC. ETJ' l'uhJi., tw r PAT WHITEHEAD ROR HOEFLICH DALE ROTHGEB. JR . ·\ \II- \IBEH of Tht' ,h~ "t " tah• lt Pn · ~ ·' · Inland ll;uh l' r o·,, ' " "' \rnt·r t• ;tn ' ' '" l> ]Jajk' f l'uh]t , ho·I"J. .\ !>Mw i ~ lt n n . t;t ltlltl ;uul tho· I FTH :BS OF OJ'I t"o. IO'\ Hft• 1oll'lt·um t·d . Th t· l ' huu ld ho· h•" th;w ~00 1wnh luu c /i ll lo•tk r ' a n · l> UhJ•••·t tu t>dllm )! and mu .~ t l>t' .. i..: iwd ~o~ i th nanlt' . addro·" ami tdt>ph uth' numtwr ~ .. uns i~ nt'd ldh-n ~Ailll>t' puhlis ho·d . Ld l t' f )> ' huultllw llt l!""d llt ' h '. ;uldn·'·" 'lf! i.. ~ ut·s . nut f)t" f "'malitit's , "The here-and-now --nothing blue sky~ Public consll1lclion spending las! ,·ea r amounlf'd lo S:>l.li bi llion for all lf'\'f' ls of gO\ 'C'fnm Pn t. perhaps a significa nt sum b\ ~ ·ou r f'Sii m a tC's hut a piddlin!:! amoun t in thC' view of C'Ontractors . Tht' Associated Gener al Contractor s of America a rT' talking n ·al mom·~ · . " ' l0as1 ~~ . 9 billion b.v 19\1() 10 mC<'I documr nlf'd public work.' n"•ds: urba n \\'ater suppliPs. dam s. sew age pla nt s. h i g h \\'~1,\ · s . High as !hal fig-urr is. il ca n ix' m ad e lo look small. " W0'r<' looking all hr h rwa nd ~ nmr . nol hing bluP·Sk\·" sa id .John Ekra 1tl. i\GC public affairs dir('('lor Somr PS! imales. h0 claims. arr up'" ~~ lri llion b\' lhr -''' ·ar 20011. Such \·ast num bC'rs put the coni r ac tor;-.. in a fXlSit ion in w hich thr quf'stion ix'<"omrs onr of ll'ho bendil s moSI . lh"Y orth< ·public. Forrff<'<'l . lhP\ muS! .., trrss thf' public good . For rrf'<libility, fh('.\' can not rlf'n~· thP pr h ·atf' ga in . Rr('ug nizing 1hr tr r rihle Sl <J IC' of budgr l... , a 1 C'\ 'f' l) ' ir'\ 'f' l of gm ·prnmf' nt . Ht•ran l sa id . ttl(• contractors concent ra lf'd on!,\' on thosP projt'<'ls tha t .o., hould not or <'a nnat be postponed . Cn·d ibilit .\ ' rnlt•rs thf' pi c turr a t this point lx'{'~ tU Sf' AC C · m(•mbt>r;-. pt'liorm kll pPrcc•nt of all dom f's t ic con st ruc tion. Thf' asscx·iati on. thc •n •fon •. has carf' full.\' culled i ts figlH't'" ma inly from official or Sf'mi ·Officia J S(J U!'CP S. r·ommrnling on a rCC<'nl i\GC publicalion. "Our Fraclurrd F'ramt w urk. " wll ich r ont clins thC' docUtil r nt a I ion and a r gumrnt s. &>r~ 1 ret J tl0mpt s to show thf' problem s When soc ic•ty's ph,\ ·sical struct un · ro llap... f '" · But o l CfJU I''-;C ' thf' A(;(' isn't forgf'tt inJ,! il sC'l1 . Cons!JlJction h;1s bt'f'n d< •prrss. '(] In l ~ffi il accoun!('(l for $2i0 billion ol! hr nal ion·s !!IDS' na1iona I pPxluct : in l ~ !H l . $21h billion: a nd in l~R2. onl.\ ' $:2:2:1 billion. L'nf'mpi!J.\ .mf'n t in con;-..t ruc t ion is c!osr to 1\dC(' ttlC' 10.-1 pcrcr nt nati on <.~ ! (1\ 'f'r<t gt'. w ith Jl.Jout Li m illion wo rkrrs idlr . A nd ba nkrup tn· is hb..: hPr than in othrr im!u"' rit ·~ . · It would bt · foolbh for mf' tntC'IJ .\ ·ou our m0mtx •r" won 't do thi;-. \\'Or k , ~ ~ ~ ~ ·n it 1·1 >rll l '' on li nf'." ,..,~tid & •r arrl . But hP in. . ish that m ont ·.\· SJX ·nt un thf' r, r ·.II It ~ I ·1 nl r · ,~ ..., , ru r turr " would con\'f'.\' 1•mp1tn·m pnt IX' ndit.~-, ftl r bt '\ '01H l ~ ! ' '1 \\ ' 11 in !he computer world. Wllh the possible excepllon of boating - no three people In lhP history of the world have ever been sa tisfied with the same boa! - lherP is a cholceo f hardwar e qul!e simply benumbing. Peter McWilliams. au! hor of the invaluable "Thp Word Processing Book." quol es someone In !he business who says thai the pu r~ "Chase of a compuler these~ days is somPihin g like orderin g a lhreepiece sui! from lhree dlfferenl tailors. Hours and days and decad es in purgatory are used up In lrying lo ma!ch up this prim er with !hal computer wilh !hal disk drivP wilh !hal soflware. Thai people are prepared 10 devol e as much lime as !hey do to !he enlerprise is thP most eloquenl leslimony lo how wonderfully useful word processors can be. Bul !he choices. and !he problem of compalibill ty, ar e in some way comparable lo !he choices being ofiPred lo lelevision viewers, who m ay have l o takP up reading again. if only because !he weekly TV guide is likPiy lobe longer !han a novel by Dosloievski. 3. AJready !here arP a ha lf ~dozen houses lhal bid for !he business of compul er ownPr s. offering mulllf~ arious services. Among these Is int e r co mmunic ation . .. Congressional leadership jobs carry over from 97th h ccp! for a ba !IIP for &•nair Republican ca mpaign cha i1man. moSI congrf'ssionai i<' adrrship jobs wi ll ca rry ovrr from l hc ~l l h Congre" Ia !he incoming ~ lh Congress 10 ix' sea ted in .Januar\' T11p and r\·r n l o11w ~eche lon Democ ra lie and HPpublican lf'adf'l'' of IJO!h !hr• ll oust• and Si>na!P were all reeleclf'd in :\ o,·rmi~Y . Thu., , 1h1• usual sn.tTYing for position w ill be missing I his ,\'Par. ,\ I! hough nrwly el('('!f'd members won'! be sra lro un lil .Jan uan·. bo!h c h;Jmbf·rs \\'C•rr to hold party or ga nizing SC'ss ions in rarl.\ ' 0 ('('f'ml:x>r The mosl nolable excrplion is lhr challrngr Si>n. Ri chard Luga r. R ~ lnd .. h;" mou nlf'd 10 S<>n. Bob Packwood. R ~Ofl' .. for lhr posl of chairm an of lhr Hr pubilca n Seoalorial Campa ign Commi!l('('. Lugar. porl ra y iog himself as a " friend of lhr prr sidr n! ." is ln·ing lo "'~""' ' lh<' ke,· S<>na1e GOP ca mpaign job from lhf' mav0rick Packwood. whos( · outspoken criti cism of Rear an earlic•r this ~'rJr put him out of fa vor \\'i!l1 lhr Whilr House. Sumr \l'hilr Houst' aides sough! ackii'<XxJ s ouslcr from Ill" .srns il i\'f• ca mpa i~ n posl for monlhs. allhough S<>nalf' Majori!Y L<' adN Ho11·arrl [lakrr. R ~Te nn .. managro 10 smoolh lhings unlil afl r r !he Pi< '<'lions. Lugar. repor!edl y wil h !he help of Sen. Paul Laxa ll . lhf' 1\r·,·ada Hrpuhlica n Reagan handpicked lo hrad lhr Rrpublica n i\a lional Com millec. ha' been bus.v rounding up plf'dges for !he posl . Bu l Packwood. popular among collmg-ur s and no! one logiw up wil houl a fi ghl . is waging a counl eroffensi\'P and now claims 10 ha,·e m ough pir'<lges 10 win re-rlrclion to !he job when lhr S{'('l'el balloll ing is hr ld [)('('. 2. S£on Rober! C Byrd. D~ W . Va .. has lockPrl up anolhrr lr rm as Scna!r• minori iY leader . A possible challenge from Sen. Alan Cranslon. D ~Ca lif.. failro 10 rna leriaiiZP. Instead. Cranslon is PXJX'<'Ied 10 S{'('k and lx· rleclf 'Cl 10 ano!her !erm as Senale Democr alic Whip. Majoril\' Leader Sen. Howard Baker. R ~Tenn .. has no opposil ion in his bid for a second !wo~ year lerm as !he No. I S<>naiP lmdN. In !he House. neil her Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill or Minorily leader Robert Michel. R-111 .. face opposition; nordo M aj ori ty leadr r .Jim Wrighl . D-Texas. Dem ocratic Whip Thomas Fole>·· D~ Wash .. or Minorily Whip T rml Loll. RMi ss. The only vacant leadership pos1· in the House is secrr 1r;· of lh0 Republican conference. now held by Rep. Clair Burgener. R ~Ca lif ., who did no! seek re ~e l ec lion . So far . lhr only candidale for thai slot is Rep. Jim Marlin . R·N.C. RPp. Claude Pepper. D~ Fia .. will movr into the chairmanship of !he pi,·ulal House Rules Committee. succeeding Rep. Richard Boiling, D~ Mo .. .· ho ,.. 1red . II Is expecled to be the only change in the chahmanship of a majnr ··ommittee In either chamber. p, e- ... is giv ing up his chairmanship of thP House Aging Committee Ia !,<k<· .h<· nore prestigious Rules posl. Today • Ill history Today Is Wednesday, Dec. 1, the 335th day of1 982. here arp30days left In the year . Today's highlight In history; On Dec. 1, 1935, Chiang Kai-Shek was elected President of the Kuomlntang, China's rullng party. On this date: In 1878, the. first telephone was Installed in the While House. . In 1934, Joseph Stalln's collaborator, Serge Kirov, was assassinated, leadlng ·to a purge of the Soviet Communist Party. Wizard of Odds Egad, friends, the last weekend of . the regular college football season Is short on quantity, bul definitely long on quality. Kaff. Kaff! All four games on the abbreviated schedule figure to be crowd-pleasers, with 1hree of them real nall-blters. And only the Nebraska-HawaU clash is consl~ dered "a sure thing." Um-kumph! leading oft' the Saturday festivl~ ties is the storied Army-Navy game in Philadelphia' s Veterans Sta~ dium; on CBS-TV. Later In the afternoon, Texas and Arkan sas will collide In Memorial Stadium In Austin, Tex., on ABC-TV . Saturday evening, the powerful · Florida State Seminoles will enter~ tain the tough Florida Gators In Tallahassee, Fla., in the battle for Sunshine State supremacy. Urn~ kumph! Earlier this year both teams topped the fine Miami compe!lng tplephone companies'' In Mexico City a generation ago, everyone needed two telephones, !he Ericsson. and the Mexlcana: becausP one could not dial the other. Suppose that Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, depending In whose rendition of It you wanted, was available at 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40. 45 - well, you get the Idea rpm ? In short ? A plea. gentlemen. Slow down. Think. The hectic battle is wearin g out the consumers. Don't go to the other extreme and tell us we can have any color we want so loog as ll's black . But put your house In a little order. We need a little comity In the world of communica lions as well as In the world of atom bombs . ther e so that your aunt ca n either r ea d ~lo u r m es sagE' on the scr een !hal l he man who is !he rea l power b r hind Bi gno nP, A rm y Commander ·in ·Chief Cr isllno N lco~ !a ides. inlends lo se ize !he pres lde ncp as well as 1hP po wer - and soon. The documr nl . s!amped "Sec r eta." W <~ s translated a nd con- firmPd as au! henlie by my associa les Jon lee AndPrson and DaiP Va nAtt a. Daled Au g. 19. It Is from B1ig. Gen. Rodolfo E;nrlque luis WehnPr 10 !he army's lop lnl elll~ genre officPr. Brig. Gen . Alfredo Solera , laying ou1 inslrucllons from !h ei r "j e fe ma x imo ." Ge n. Nicolaides. " The ascension of His E xcel~ Ieney the Comm ander ~ ln ~C hief to !he prpsldency of the nation ... should be achieved toward the end ci !his year," the orders state unequivocally. Ever since Blgnone look over !he military regimp from disgraced Gen. Leopolda Fortunato Galllerl In !he aftermath of 11¥' disastrous Falkland Islands adventure, there have been repeated rumors thai Nicolaides was not sallsfied with his behind-the-scenes role. Nicolaides routinely dismissed these rumors as "malicious gossip." In the secret director, Wehner reminds Sotera of ·'the meet lng we bo!h had with His Excellency," and alludes to the commander-Inchief' s concern about disloyalty wilhln the army high command, some of whom evidently have political ambitions of ! heir own. II Is vital, the lnteil1gence chief is !old . that they "Impede the rise of Internal dissident tendencies which (would) make It impossible for Love Boat U.S.A "This is your Captain speaking. Welcome 10 'love Boat USA.' We' re going 10 have a wonderful !rip because my crew has na v i ~ galed a sure~ fire course ID gel us oul of these heavy seas.' ' " PPrmisslon lo come on I he bridge. sir." " P e rmi ss ion gran! e d , S!ockman." " Sir. we're In much deeperwaler than I predicted." "Stay lhP course." " When we set sail my ca lc ula~ !Ions indlcalkl that we would be short 50 billion gallons of fuel. But now because th e ship Is hardly moving, we could be short 185 billion gallons." "let's give every passenger another fare cut. That should gel the boat moving again .'' " We have to find some way of gelling more fuel. Giving everyone a fare cut now won 't do it. " " Why don 't welayoffmoreofthe cr ew ?" "We've cui the crew to the bone. There won'! be much savings wu fliJCCt} ? I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Doily Sentinei - Poge- 3 Hunicane aggregation. The late, late show will emanate from under the lights In AJoha Stadium In Honolulu where the Hawaii University Rainbow War~ rlors will entertain the talented Nebraska Cornhuskers. Here's how the Hoople System figures these excellent match-ups: In the "battles" waged by Army and Navy to date, the Middles hold a 38-37 margin In victories, with seven contests In the standoff category. last year' s game was a 3-3 defensive classic. Going Into Saturday's fray, !he Army Cadets stand 4 ~6 for the year while the Navy crew Is all even, 5-5. Against mutual foes, both teams lost to Classy Boston Colle~ and to the Air Force. In an extremely close contest, the Hoople choice is Navy to prevail, 28-24. Har-rumph! The Texas longhorns and Arkansas Razorbacks have met 63 times. The Longhorns hold a commanding lead in the series, 47-16. Rather lopsided, eh? Last year the Razorback s jailed the then -No. 1 Longhorns In friendly FayetteviUe, Ark., by an amazing 42-11 score. So, the Texas lads have plen ty of lncenllve !his week. We look for Fred Aker s and his Texas stalwarts to delight the home folks by downing Lou Hol lz' fine team, 17-14, In a splrited defensive struggle. In total defense for the year, the Razorbacks have limited all foes to an average at less than 250 yards per game. Texas is almost as stingy, limlllng il s opponents to bul T/2 ya rds per game. Those arp rugged stat isllcs. Har-rumph! Florida has one of the country' s ~nest passers In Wayne Peace and an AII ~Ameri:an bail-carrier in James Jones. With a tillle help from the other nine Gators, !hey figure to get some points on the board against the FSU Seminoles. Howev er, c o a ch B o bb y Bowden 's Seminoles can counter with not one, but two excelleng passing quarterbacks: Kelly Lowrey and his backup Blair Williams. FSU also boasts a fine tandpm at running back - Greg Allen and Ricky Williams are averaging a combined 155 yards per game on the ground. The Gators will glve It their usual shot, but when the Ughts are dimmed a! Tallahassee's Doak Ca mpbell Stadium, the Seminoles will be In front. 42~2 7 . Hask-kaff! The stars of the late, late show al Aloha Stadium wiil be the Nebraska Comhusker offensive 11 and sprinler Mike Rozier , in particular. The cru shing Comhusker altack has averaged 42 points per game and an awesqme 531 yards per contest. Fleet Rozier has rambled for 153 yards per outing! The Rainbow Warriors will be hard pressed lo contain the Nebraska attack directed by an pxceptlonal fi eld general, QB Thrner Dill. So, we glve II to the CornhuskPr s, 49-21! Jove! This will be Nebraska's twelfth game of the year, and still another bowl game 10 the play. Ha r ~ rumph! Now. dear reader s, after Satur~ day 's games there are only 17 shopping days until Christmas. Dra t! Where did 1982 go! And remember, too, 1he final Hoople Top 20 of !he colle~ football season and two Bowl forec asts will be coming your way soon. COLUMBUS, Ohio tAPl Freshman quarterback Brian McClure, who led Bowling Green to the league lllle and a bowl berth, has landed a fi rst-team spot on the coaches' Mid-American Confe r ~ ence ail-slar football selecllons. The 6-fool-6, ]!()~pound McClure. despite missing lwo games with a broken lhumb. compleled 113 of 176 passes for 1,391 yards and Pighl louchdowns. He ranked as !he conference's mosl efficienl passer . McClure's performance helped !he Falcons posl a 7~ 2 1eagu e record and a spot in the California Bowl Dec . 18 against host Fresno S!alc. ..•• :~ thP Pacific Coasl Alhletic Assoclallon champion . DOWNING-CHILDS AND MULLEN INSURANCE 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK! BAR 99¢ With Fries ......... s1.39 ~...u~t:u Thailks-glving Oay -- · Adolph's Dairy Valley PH . 992-2556 570 W. Ma<n Pomeroy, OH. "localed allh e End oi l he Pomeroy·Mason Bndge." ruuned to the Special Mention and Honorable Mention squads. Scott • cou_p__________ lack Anderson A rgenttne _ cont ained in a secret Argentine army docu men!, which reveals -. . Four Gallia·Meigs grldders were and si mply lrave il a! !hal . Or. if out . . ... AP Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) - Jeff Rogan of Urbana, the state's rushing and scoring champion during this prep football season, was selected today as The Associated Press' Class AA Ohio Back of lheYear. Rogan, jus! ~foot ~8 and 160 pounds, accounted for 2,413 yards rushing, 43 touchdowns and 313 points In his senior year. helplnglhP Hiilcllmbers to the stal e's No.I ranking. In his career. Rogan rolled up 5,963 yards rushing. He has sur~ passed 1,001J yards in eachofhisfour seasons. communica te a message to your Arge ntine Presidenl Revna ldo Aegnone will be overl hrown ix'fore !he monlh Is . ' By GEORGE STRODE Limited, - .. - Falcons dominate MAC stars By Major Amos B. Hoople aun l. who is also a member ci thai club. Well . lake il from mP. you can do il . And !he lechn ology is already WAS HI NGT O~ - .... ~ .............. ~) 1..+ ... Cap-ping season, Middies sink Cadets needless 10 sa y, Ia people who also subscribe 10 !he sam e service. Suppose you havp a word processo r. !hal you belong to Club Gemullichkell . and !hal you wish to Thi s. a! leas!, is the predlclion llf · c·11 1,.._ gon ·rnmf'n t r stim <Jirs 1ha 1$1 hill ion s pt ·nt on hig h\\'<t.\ . projrc ts , · t 't . ..., J:!.! Ul on·sitr. or ct irf'f't. construc tion jobs. and anotiH•r -il,IU l 1. tl '< r .md " i ndurf'fl" jobs. ma in\.\ ' serYic in,e or suppl.\ ·ing tht • pru jf'< 'ts. [ n pr I •pcJ ri ng C\ s~) -l billi on hig hwa .\ · rrpair IJi II . hO\\'('\'('[', Tr;l nsporl <t I ion ~ 'I 'JI' ! t tJ '\' Drf'w Lf'wis uSC'd a diffr rf'nt fi gu rr. " 17\IUl dirrc t job;-. in r ·, tn..,tt ·uc tlo n ." T t ·rm inology. hoWC'\'Pr . could al'C'ount lor 1h1· di f! Prrnc·c ·. she chooses to keep a copy of your permitted lo buy anolher book, I message, shP can instruct the would not In my llfetlmp finish computer to print II oul. reading those I already havp. This 4. l eaving us wl!h a few Is not an argumenl for stagnation: quesllons !hal distill In the mind. There ar e those of us who depend The first of lhese Is: Why Is II heavily on people who continue lo necessary to have so very much buy freshly produced television programming? Obviously some of programs. But the communi ca ~ whal Is offered over television is lions industry seems to be lnordi· necessarily fresh. You cannot nately consumed In producing schedule. for today's 7 o'clock more and morp; the alternativP news, yesterday 's 7 o'clock news. being, of course, to run more and To sa tisfy the v iewer' s appetltP for morp of thai which has alrPady run !he sport, you cannot show him but which continues to give piPa· !oday a rerun of yesterday's Davis sure and profit ell her to those who Cup matches. did not see II before, or even to those But suddenly II occurs to m e I hat who will be seeing it again . If tomorrow I were told that I could And, in communication s, when never again buy another musical will the anarchic forces of the record, my privation would prove market combin e lo m ake sensible intolerable: because the body of decisions, so thai we are not left In a musical literature I wish to hear situation In which !here ar e 15 sits about mP. If I were never - Har-rumph! Poge-2-The Doily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, December 1, 1982 Communications snaftull____W_iL_Lia_m_F_._Bu_c_kl_ey_.T_r. The Daily Sentinel " (Nicolaides) to exercise the necps ~ !ary control" over the army. A dlslnformatlon campaign Is called for. Sotera Is ordered ID "make It known that It Is not In the interests of His Excellency the Commander- ln ~Chief 10 occupy the presidency of the nation, I hal this would only occur In case 1he current government headed by Presldenl Reynaldo BignonP doesn't work out." At the same lime, thou gh, "I here should be created .. . I he sense of a lack of stability, a power vacuum, and increased concern over the devplopmenl of the social and economic crisis." the documenl states. Using the phrase "political decision" for Blgnone's planned ta keover, lhe secret Instructions tell the intelligence chlpf to contact "perlinent civilian sectors" - that Is, politicians chosen by Nicolaides - to make cprtaln "thai they go Korab, Gallipolis, was named Special Mention while Meigs' Greg Taylor received Honorahle Mention. Gallipolis' Larry Arthur and KeMy RusseU also received Honorahle Mention. along with the 'political decision,' which will ensure a normal lransfer of power ." The orders conllnue: "At the same time, develop and Increase I he contacts wllh !he Navy and Air Force High Commands. let It then be perfectly understood that the thinking of !Nicolaides) is that 'the process' I his presidency) shouldn't go on for longer than the first months of 1984. If a prolongation should occur .t. II would only happen after previous agreement with 'the most representative clvllian sectors.' " II is possible, of course, that Nicolaides may decide to glve up his plans for a coup- or at least his timetable for one- now that I've blown his cover. "As the Commander-In-Chief ordered," the secret orders state, "thp taking of the 'political dec!~ sioo' depends, for the most par~ upon the IPvel of confidentiality mainl ainPd. . •, Art Buchwald ~---------------------------------- I here." "Then cut down on benefits for 1he passengers." " Yes. slr. AJI the passengers?" " Of course not. Just those In lourisl class. We don't wan! to deprive the first class passengers of anything they need. If the first class passengers are happy, It will eventually trickle down to the tourist class." "Chief Regan wants to speak to you, sir." "What Is II, Regan?" "Bad news from the boiler room. We' re running out of steam and the engines are only operating at half their capacity." "Stay the course, Regan." "Yes, sir, but if we can't produce steam we're going to have to use up even more fuel than we anticipated." "Don't worry. When my fare cut goes into effect we'll have aU the steam we want." "Captain, this Is Officer Sehwelker on C Deck. A lot of steerage passengers are seasick. " Chief Gunnery Officer WelnMany of them are falling over thP bergpr requests to speak to the side." captain ." "Put up some more safety nets." " Of coursP, Caspar. What's up?" "I don't havp any sa!Pty nels. "I'm going lo havp to put more You ordered them thrown over - H>-lnch guns front and aft, sir, and I board to lighten !he ship's load." want laser-controlled deplh "Well, then, lhe passengers are charges and torpedoes on deck, and going to have to stay In the wat er I must lnstaii .MX missiles on the untO we gel things straightened out stern." on the bridge." " I don't see any problem wtth "They're drowning, sir." any of thai. Go ahead. Why are you "My heart goes out ID them, but sulking, Stockman?" stay the course." "Sir, If we put all that military "Captain damage control says hardware on deck In these heavy we're taking bllgP In the cargo seas we'll be short over 220 billion holds and the gross national gallons of fuel." product barometer Is dropping "As Captain I have no Intention of fast." cutting back on the security needs "Tell them to reduce the prize of my ship. If Caspar says he needs Interest rate valves. " all that stuff, then that's good "They have, sir, but the bilge · enouch for me.'' won't stop. They want to know If "Captain, look at those waves! I · you could tum the ship twenty think we're rolling into a degrees until they can pump out the depression." water." " Keep your voice down, Dole, "I'm not interested in quick fixes you'll scare the passengers. Stay to save ·a leaking boat. Stay the the course." course." . a<4Y, IWII/01. CtJf/.41. t.fJTlil.. A(J(()SS THe STR/ieT. IN 1EN MINIJTES. DOONESBURY EAR, NOSE &THROAT . GENERAL ALlERGIST I OHice Hours by Appointment Only .I ·. ' .. ' '• • . ~ALL (614) 992-21.04 ..or (304) 675-1244 �..... Pomeroy Wednesday, December 1, 1982 Middleport, Ohio Gallipolis lumped off to a 15-7 flrst period lead, then defeated visiting Meigs, 61-42, in a girls' Southeastern Ohio League basketball game in the GAHS gym Tuesday evening. Coach Jackie Knight's Blue Angels led 31-18 during the halftime intermission and 50-33 after three periods. Renee Hailey paced GAHS wlt h 25 points. Krts Cook added 10. Laura Arnsbary and Theresa Todd each had eight points. Cindy Crooks and Jenny Meadows paced the Meigs girls with 12 points apiece. Paula Horton added nine and Cathy Dean six for the visi tors. Coach Knight said the Blue Angels played aggressive bail on both ends of the court, and pointed out sophomore Theresa Todd did an outstanding job defensively for I he Gaiiians. Todd played In place of veteran senior forward Nancy Evans, who missed her first varsity basketbaU game In four years. Evans suffered an ankle injury Monday evening in practice. " It was an Important win for us," final quarter thP Wildcats had s,... mmf's \'<.ti iC',\ ' by· fi\'C• poi nt s. foultrou bll'" ci urin~ til< · fir'! half of Hannan T rarf' srorC'd 22 point s in that IX)riod. allowing th< · La w r pnrf' < 'ountian.-. on I.\· 1:l to lfX·k up lhC' T u('sda.\ ··s H <..~n n .Jn T raeP - S~·mm t ·~ \ '<~l it•\ garn<·. til< · 1\'ildcah ha nthi tht· \ 'i kings a 1)~1 :ll nun-lf'aglH' df'lt ·a 1 on t hl'ir homt · <·our!. \\'mm t ·~ \ ', tilt•\·. undf'r Mart~ · P;ttr ick \, "U f)('tYi...,ifJn. lwei ~f' \ ' {·ral ch; tnn•s tn top a Wildcatlt ·~ td in tht · lattt·r p;~rt IJ ! Ttlt ' "t'('otHI hall. hut \' i('IOI'.\ . " It \\'as a good. tram dfort. a !Pam win ." .J f'nkin.... .'-a id thi s morning. " t\l<.t n Bailf',\' pla.vcd m<t .\'t)( • onl.\ ' 1hn'<' qu<-1 rlf'rs whC'n hr wr ·n· un;IIJit • !tJ hold IIH' \·j:., i!t Jt'S in got ul l 1he IX'nch, but hP did a gocxi job. Hobb\' Bt11mfirlci had a h('('k of cht "< 'k. <..~ II J!lni t!l Tr; w t· iumpt'!l IJ [I to a fit !..! OI-<:1 ..;t;_trT in thr · canto h\' q nutdi....,t; mc inJ,.! !llt ' \'ikingo.., ~.l l:.! . TIH ·n tht· loul troutJir· l.>t•.[.! <Hl. with h1U1 foul.-.. api<'< 't · <·;_ll lt"< l fJ n .'-t'\·<·ral p l~t \ <·r.'. . F'n . . . h Jn , Ill :\I. til 13.; ti If '.\. \\ '~ I S fon ·<'(l to "i t our l ht • h'-111. ;dlowi ng S\ mmt•. . \ 'all')' I<J (']tN · tht• gap. :r;- .: r.~ \\'i tll , !I lt'.l'-1 tlm·t· ollli.-.. pl<t .\ 't•r.'o..; ti ll bt·ndu'<l. . .,, .,., .r. 1l mt·m br·r.... ol .l<·nkin . . · ll ·~tm J.:'lll llt ·H lir'-l ld .... l(' uf ruundh;tl l .wtion ( ; IIITH..: inti! tht • r v b<Jll gamC'." .Jeff llimPs IC'd the scorin g for Hanna n Trace with 16. and thP tram dfurt ,,.a. . assisted b,\' 1-t from Danil'l Ba.\ ·s and 10 pitch('(] in b)' Ba il< ·,· For Smunps Valle)·. Todd Robinson \\ 'il." top sro rf' r with :w. in shoo ting. the Wildcat' madr• thP riifft 'rr·nce from the ftH '·Ihrow line . .si nking l! of 2X attempt ' for~ pPJTC'nt . Thf'.\' wf'l'f' <.1 lso 4~ P< ·rrf'nt 12:~ of :l4 1 in fiPid goa Is. s,·mmf's \';.IIIC'.\' was good for .J.l p<·n 'l'lll from 1ht' floor 1 I ~~ of ..J..J 1 and Basketball Nltfloni&J IIMiidhal 1\!HN:IuUon lly Tht• AMot·'-'tod Ph'NII EA..f.ITERN C.oNF'F.J tENfE 1\lb&ntk· DtvWon llustun 28-25. N N' .f<' l~ I ronton and Logan are 1·1 In conference play. Jackson is 0-2. Meigs won the reserve gam e, 31·12. S. Ru ssell led the winners with 10 points. R. Haddox and R. Fry had six points apiece for the winner s. Theresa Edelmann paced the Little Angels wi th five points. Varsity box score: Washli~it l on N<"N Yol'k Mllwaukl~ Arlantil Olk'aJro Indiana Kan!ias Clf:,' t:>ulla~ U tah Houston 4-1-9: Gordon IJ.l-1: Stegalll-().2: ReavesiJ-().(J. rorALS n -8-42. 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It you obtain one of these markers. you are eligible to enter the Grand Prize Orawing(s). For more details, see the back of your collector card. IH ; M lfl )(J f wnptll'll ( 'onft•rt 'ftt'l' Nonts ()h·lo4un Chlra~.:n lli .'1 '> lffi 7li M!nnt'!!Ola ).1 K I I 1.1 ~17 S! Louis 9 14 'I If! ~1!1 Toronro ~ 11 •, 71 ~~ J')•rrult .1 Iii li hli tn Smytlw> IH vWon ~-:dmunlon 11 !I li m m I ~IS 1\n~I· IN. 11 !I :1 M 1\1 $29.64 ~2 W• ·· · k ~ n BuffHIII Qtu>bi'<' i la1111ml $27.:10 t:!Wo ·1•ks Jrll K1 II 1:! 1 114 ~ IIi 7 T2 1\diUT\'0 Oh·Wan lti ~ ~. Ill Plll~ll!h NC'W .lrrN ·v $I tOol 5!11.~8 or PAIL( ~ -- N*lonl&l Hol'lwy Lrq;»~• WIIAI..,. ('onft•rt •nt:1' PIAirldt. Division \\' I. T C:Jo' (;,\ NV lslfo., I~ 9 ; 1111 If! Uhin . ~1!£ YA,U( Hockey hurrw n UTh 'l' s cn•to· t• IS avatlablt•. .. ......eER 2 I.JIS A!W'les at Hou.-.to'n Sun Diego a l Sf>attk> Uu b h.lt• fl hiu SkyliM Bowling Lanes PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU DECEMBER 4, 1982 Nf'W Yol1t at Ck>\'('tand 1'\N· Jf'I'BI';>' at Washlng~on MAll. SU R..IiiCRIPTIONS h• • •n11.: . Pick up a FREE game ticket and collector • card at Super Valu. (No Purchase Necessary.) You can also get a free game ticket and/or collector card (please specify) by mailing a self·addressed, stamped envelope to Fabu lous Fortune of Prizes, Free Card and Tlcke1 Reques1. P.O. Box 26272, Birmingham. AL 35226. Use this address tor ticket and card requests only. Limit one ticket per request, one request per person per day. Each request mu st be mailed separately. San Antonkl at DPtrolt Chk'a~ al Kan!ias O fV Nu .~ u iJ.~n t pt wns by Jll<~tl rwnr utlt·d tn luwns 13 Wt•t•k.s . 2tlWt•t·k.s . THE ODDS ... ·1 POMEROY, 0. ti 9 ('lrll!illUf•d! r(Jm P agr•.'l ~ HERE'S HOW TO PLAY Atla nta at Baston Mllwau.kfto a r Indiana · , , · · 1rbana ... ---==~~---------I •• 298 SE£0ND ST. It , ~ . ~1 IN OUR GRAND PRIZE DRAWINGS! 21.S . 1~1 2 SJ,OOO CASH! Sunday 10 am-10 11111 1\47 - W~'sGQITI('jo, Ht\ NNAN TRACE (691 - RossitPr J.J .5; Havs s--4 ·1<1: Wa tson 1.:! -4 ; J . Bamf'S 5-& 16; RrlimfiPld J-2-R; Ba UC'.V 4·2·10: Randolph 2-2·6: Swain 2-1.)..4 ; D. Barnes 0-2-2: TripiC'tt 0-().(J. Totals 23-'!J..QJ . SYMMES VALLE\ ' tS."i)- Burr ham 1·2-4 ; Eplin 2·.1-7; Robinson t).fl.2fl; Cl ark 1.0.2; 110wlin~ J.().6; MIIJPr 2·2·6: Fulks .1.:.!-8: Wau~h 1·0·2: BowC'n 0-{).IJ Totals IS. I1-55. St.'OI'(' hy <tuar h'rs: Hannan TraC'f' 2:1 1·1 10 22-69 Sy mm('S Vall<•y 1'2 :lO 10 12-5."1 ~~ 'J :!1i7 .:m .1 ti "" OR C.olck'n Stalf' 110, Phomtx !II A O l vl~kl n uf MaltlmNha, Jar . :!fiWt•l'k .~ .~ 10 ~ ~"' The Daily Se ntinel- Pa ge-S SlORE HOURS: Mon.-Sal 8 am-10 pm :'! 11 ..111 1 1.1 IR7 II 'IUe!ldi\Y'!o! GIUI'lt'K DPtroll 12.1. Ba noo llti Nf'W York 124. Utah 9.1 NN' J f'rw;." 112. Kan.o;.as C'U~ lin fllla nta 11 1, PhlladPiphia 97 . MJlwauk('(' ~. C'lfwland 1M I.a. A~lfos 137. San Anlooio 1.12.:.! (YJ' Dalla.~ UO, Dm\'f'r 129 Por1\and 121, San Dk>Jco 114 T he Doi l y Sentin el ~zw , . , . k ~''1 li " 1.1 l.a. 1\rn:f'lf'!i Ptn>nlx P011land r.okk'n Slat'' San Ot('f.!o Miller 2-().4: Todd :l-2-8. TOTALS ~·7-tit . Score by quarters! 7 u 15 !1--42 Meigs 15 16 19 11-61 Gallipolis ln.~ idt' '. - .&17 .~II 2 " P adftc Dh tskln ~a Ilk> Adams 1·24; Amsbary 3·2·8; E lllngson ()..(}.(); was thC' leading sf'OI'C'r for Hannan m fi 7 1 7 lU 4 II Dm l l 'f Sui)So 't'tlwrs twl 1k s um c lu pay tht• l·arrlt•r 11111~ t't'trlll 111 atiV<!Ilr 't ' dtn·d tu Tht· O<~tl y & ·nt uwl un <1 :1. 6 ur 12 munth ba sts. Credi t wt ll lll' I! I \It' ll t'a r rtt·r t•ao ·h munlh. Tracc wi th JR. C. Smit h iro the Vikings with 20. Hanna n Trac~ tra,·01s to Eastern Friday for it s first leaguemectingof the ypa r . The Wildcats host South Point n~x t Tuesda.v. 111.1 .. :..·looa~ '· 11 R II Sitn Anlonto MEIGS GIRLS (42)- Crooks 5·2·12: Dea n J.Q..6; Meadows 5-2·12; Snowden 1).{).{1; Horton w hl'l'l ' .. ..>~o!o:...-- p " »rr.ERN <'ONFERENf'E 1\oM!twete DlvWon ..... t5Ct· nb In the rescr\'r gamP. the junior Wildcats lost. 47<!.'1. Deke Barnes ·1 !+ II li 10 2 JJ Ck>wLand SUBSCRIPTION RATES By CM rrlcr or Mulur RuuttOnt· Wt.,•k . . . . .. SJ.OO Or!·~ Month ..... $4.40 Ont· Yt•t~r .. . S52.80 SINGLE COPY PRICE."' assists . . . .... ... Ohio " ' I. P<1. C:R 1 1!1.1 4 II r t>nm.l Dlvlo4on 11 6 Ot·troll POSTMASTER : Send 11ddrcss to The Dili ly ~ntmt•l , I ll Court St .. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 sank 17 of its3:! tries from the li n ~ for 51 percent. In r~bound s . th0 Wildca ts rccordro 34 for the game. wi th B111mfiPid catching eight and providing four assists. and Rick Randolph and Billy Swain netting 'even each. Swair. also had four 1:1 1.1 11 · 7 Phllt~drlphta Member : The Asslll'ill tt'd Press, lnhmd Oai· ly Press Associa tion a nd the Amcr ic11n NcwsJ)llpt."r Publ ishers Asslll'illtion Nation111 Ad vcrti s tng Rcprcscnta ti vc. 8r11 nh11rn Nt•wspapcr &tics, 733 ThiN Avenue, Ncw York, New York 1001 7. Wildcats trip Vikings, 69-55 lkspih · what Hannan Tr<:~Ct' Co<J ch :vi ikt · .If ·nk in:-. ca llf'd .. prulific Scoreboard... Mollica - ail In double figures. Athens has won 23 1eague gam es in a row over the past three years. Athens reserves won, 47·4 over the Jackson reserves. Logan downed I ronton, :19·29, whUe the Logan r eserves won, Pu.bhshcd t'Vt·ry Hflt•rnuun, MontUly thruu.: h • Fndll)', I l l Court Strt'd, by the Ohiu Vallt•y Publtshml( Com pe~ ny · Multitnt>dia, lot•., Pumcroy . Ohtu 45769, 992·2156. Scl'ont.l dass ptiSlH~c pc11d 111 Put rwroy, Ohio hattie at Gallipolis. On left is Kri<; Snowden (20). On right is Paula Horton (42). Blue Angel in center is Theresa Todd ( 44) who filled in for the injured Nancy Evans. MEADOWS PICKS OFF REBOUND - Meigs' .lenny Meadows (32) seored 12 points and led the :l'l arauder girb on tht• hoard.• in Tuesday's SEOAL ..... . _·- ... December 1, 1 Meigs girls lose 61-42 tilt Knight remarked. The Blue Angels take on unbeaten Athens here Thursday at 6:30 p. m. Athens Is defending SEOAL champion, and has four starters back from last year's 20·2 squad. GAHS connected on 27 of 58 field goal attempts for 47 percent . The Angels wer e seven of 13 at the foul line for 54 per cent. Gailia had Tl rebounds, six by Hailey and five by Cook. Todd and Jodi Adam s picked off four rebounds apiece. Gaiiipoiis had 16 steals, seven by Hailey and four by Jill Miller. Arnsbary had three steals for the winners. GAHS had 15 turnovers. J. Meadows stood out for Meigs on the board s. The victory left GAHS 2.() on the year and in league play. Meigs dropped to 1·1 over aii and 0-1 inside lhe league. In other confer ence games Tues· day, Athens walloped Jack'lQn. 68-35 for its second league win In a row. The Lady Bulldogs cru shed Waveriy. 79-40, in their league opener last week with "The Fabulous Four" - Kris K roner, Kim Kyle, Jlli Douglas and Angela ~ ](L'\ " '' :\IJ IIWt~T , 111 1•• " ' ~ . l 'h ll 'll " ' "' \,1\ '1<' 1 ·,., Ill l).,tJ k,,.. ll •• • ·~ l ~·no~ltr · t•rll · ll'< S4 11 ·n ml~"T r ~~l.lho•rn.o lilt \ub11111 ~1 11n 1 J(\ I,.,,, ~ ~oull~ Ill ' 11 ' '1'<''\. 1' ' ' 1<'1 I rl ShoneyS Half 0' Pound Dinner • A half pound of ground beef patty, charbroiled to your order, so it's extra juicy and flavorful • Served with your choice of three delicious toppings (sauteed mushrooms, onions or melted cheddar cheese) •Toasted grecian bread • French fries (or baked potato after 5PM) • All the soup and salad you care to eat • Featuring Shoney's own homemade cheese soup 2 LB. 10 PIECE BANQUET I FRIED CHICKEN DINNER ~~~. s2.59 lOY, O.Z. CHICKEN STAR SOUP •2cm 79¢ 46 oz. 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BAG $159 .~ .. $1.99 DETERGENT 147 OZ. BOX $369 Umit Five Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires Dec. 4, 1982 I • J ' I I' �Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel Chesapeake hands SW five • cage opener 65-52 defeat In Bucks post easy victory By GEORGE STRv DE AP Sports Writer COLUM BUS, Ohio iAPl - E ldon Miller, Ohio State's basketba ll coac h, admi ts a 78-58 ro mp over Ca l State-Chico Tuesday night wa sn't much of a lc•aming experience. " We need m ore gamps in difficult places." Millet said aftC'r thf' Buckp~·es' Dpc'nc r against a Di v ision II opponPnt. " We will knoll' a lot m ore when Decem ber ('!lrt s." Up<'oming arc such opponents as Florida on F r iday night , WPst Virginia. SyracuS<·. Arizona State and Hulv Cross. a ll major eollegc foes. . " Th(' \\'Pa iH'sl th ing w(' had tonig ht. w ithout a quPstion. wa s our rrboundi ng," said Miller. awarC' thP shortrr. sloii'Pr \\' ildcats had ma tell<'<i the Buckeves on the bo;mts .11-:n . But Ohio Stair. ll'ith four t·egubrs back from last .~·car's 21-10 squad. out shot Cal State-Chico :.0-~2 percent from the fif'lcl and fOJn~lthc Wildca ts in to 2.'i turnO\'L'J'S. T he BucK L·~ · rs had 1 ~ PJTors. "Our defense was very sporadic. " Miller said . " We did not do a good job In the transition game. But we got to play everybody (14 players) . From that point It wa s gratifying." Tony Campbell's 18 points led a balanced Ohio State attack. Troy Taylor added 16 and Granville Waiters and Larry Huggins had 11 each. All w ere regular s a year ago. Walters admits he was surprised at the stubbom ess of the Wildcats, 1-2. "They pretty much kept pressure on us. Per sonally, I thought we'd blow them out. " Kevin Haysbert's 21 points. Including 11 straight free throws, led Ca l State-Chico, much to the surprise of Coach Pete Mathiesen . " He's not nomnally that good a shooter," M athiesen sa id of the 6-foot-5 junior forward . Haysbert also sank five of 10 floor shots and collec ted a team -high six rebounds. Campbell collected eight rebounds to pace Ohio State on the boards. 7-1 ";] 0\'(•rtinw win . An I X toot shot tm m thP floor by Pikl1 \"illr's Tom Cra ft enc!C'd the g<J m(· in t h~> final four S('C'Onds of thC' rxtrt~ peri()(] Rto Crande' s I'I'<'Ord dropped to ~ 2. ancl Co:ll'il .John Lawhorn 's team wil! rrgroup for a fe\'.' days tx>forr tra vt'l!ing to Anderson CollPgl' for a tournJmt·nt this Wf't'kl 'nd . Thf• Hc'<.lmcn fa cP Pikf'· d ill' again next \\ ' ('dnf'sd~ l _\ ·. The Red men came out strong in I he early part oft ht' ga m<'. II' it h Hob Sh;J\1' and John :vlal<;eh cnjo_ , ·ing a good offensi1·e game in the fi rs t half. Da n Currv and Rick Penrod highlighted the RioG randeeffort in the sC'<'ond ha lf . However. top seating by Pike· ville's Mike Ma;·. w ho had 29 points for the game, kept Pike1olle in the game. despite a halftime deficit of PikeviUe then cam e out on top in the extra quat1er when Craft sunk his long shot. The Red men shot 43 percent i 34 of 79 attempts) from the noor, but scored well on fi veofit ssixattempts at the free-throw line. Pikeville sank 30 of its 56 tries at the basket for 53 percent. For Pikeville, Irvin Smith had 12 r ebounds and M ay nine, while Curry had seven for the Redmen and Shaw fi ve. ~ 1 35. The Red m en were down by three points in the closing minutes of regu lation play after Pikeville had eliminated a 10-point deficit. Rio Grande then scored and turned the ball over to Pikeville, ty ing the ga me up at 7:1-73. A Rio Grande try in the last seconds of the fourth qua r ter to break the deadlock fai led . PIKEVIU...E 174 ) - May U -7-29; S mith Lindsry J.()-2: NC'wsom..:- .1-J.7; Craft ~- 1 · 11 ; 3-3-9: Row£> 7-2-16: Totals 31).1.1.. 74 . RIO GR!\NDE ( "/3) - Mowery 8.0- 16: Penn xl 4.0.8: Maisc h 6-1-13; Curry 7-2-16: Shaw 6-0- 12: Wolfe 2 - 2~: F r itz 1-0.2 . TotaJs 3-t-5- 73. HalftimE' St'Orl': Rio Grandt' 41 , Pl keviUe 35. :vlichaC'l .Jor dan ha sn't lost his loudl on those 20-l'fXJI jwllJX'rs. it -. ( '(>m ~ . In last .\ 'Pa r' ... !\C..\ .- \ fi n;lis, if _\'OU rf'm('mtx·r. ;1 lung ... hotiJ_ , . thfl !\ orth Caro lin a Quanl g ;t\'1' tht •T ,!I 1-fr..:+.. a ~~~ - h2 ,·irton on•r th1· r ;t·o rgctm\11 H U\d~ in l h<· \t• \ \ Orlt •tm :-. Su rx·n lomt· night. ~notiH ' r long shot h\ .lorckrn h('/ fxd I>t\ Hl Sm ith's l.'lt h-rJnko<l boskt ·IIJ.J II tmm pult ou t a 71HlX thri\1Pr IJ\'t't Tul.tm· in t hn . . · O\ 'f'rt in11 ..., "( ·otH'h Snll ttl H .1n 1t ·d It '- !1 1 dut .\ · lh t •l1 1 rllt ' h . il l." , fl•td,H \ ..,.1,( 1 " ]fLJ"I ..,<! \\' tilt ' IJ.tll l.dl tnlt J nl \ IJ,lfHh <lllcl fil't'(/ CJWil \ ' 11 Jllq hdprx·nt'<ltu !all rC'gulation that sent the ga m e into it s fi rst overtim e. The Tat· Heel sophom ore then helped to win the ga m e with a three-point play in the third overtime. "Actua ll.1·. it should have never gone into overtime." said Tulane Coach Ned Fowler. " This has to tak<' " great dea l out of us. A w in hnt• '"'Chapel Hill, N.C.! would ha\'l' br'('n a"·full.\ ' big for us." ' l 'ut>~d , l\ in ·· ~ lh l l .Jordan \ ·_)o foot ( ; r'l'f' l1 foi/OI\'f'tl IU I'IlO\T'I' \\' <.i\'1' in l1ounds pb \ c1 an (Jn thr t•ml of llt 'dl' .lordan 's three-point play ca me 11ith 1: ~R left in the third overtim e. The Tar Heels trai led 59-o7 when ~kt tt Doherty hit a jumper with 2: 18 n•mJining to forcr the SC<'ond ext r a perioci.DrJ hr rt _\·'s two fr£'€' th row s "tlh : ~ sr·cunds left in the seconri un·rtimf' pu t I'orth Carolina on top fi:\-h1. but Howard .Jenkins' shot beat JIH• b UUJ..'f, CTPCl ting a nN?d, for another period . In the third overtime. 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Also for the loved ones: Graw Blankets, 1 I Cage standings TEAM W L P :rn Tuesday's results: East Carte r &3 Ironton &1 1 i I I I SYRACUSE, OHIO Winners announced for club's recent slide and .print contest · 1 I cemetet;UBB~~iYs GREENHOUSE A slide and print contest was held asked to take print s that would be wen the Image Seekers Cam er a suitable for a show entitled " Winter Club met recently at the Meigs Inn . in the Country." Pictures should be First place in the slide cat egory ox7s. Rx10's or larger. Contacts "Fall Scenery " was Randy Houda - about the club should be made with shell with a slide of a pond on Roger Randolph , 992 -306.1 after 6 . 19112 ws Mulberry Avenue, . p.m . _ _ _ _ _ _ _~_ _j___________________________________________________ Randolph won Pomeory second and ;.:.::_::__ Roger ~~~~~~-~~--~-~-~~---~-~~ ALL GAME<; Portsmout h G allipolis .Jackson Alf'xand<>r North west Al hC'nS WaV('r\v Loga n · Meigs Ironton Washi ngton CH SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLI POLIS W I I OP :! 0 143 1 0 59 46 1 0 68 61 1 06559 2 1 182 1.12 1 1 1.15 140 1 2 176 177 0 14659 0 1 46 61 01 6483 0 1 3979 ~---~---~-~---~-~~~~~--~, I · I I I · third places with slides of the Genes sec River Va lle.v in New York State. In the print division . Debbie S]lcncr r's print of a II'('(' and .Janet Koblentz's print of mushrooms tied for first place. Susan Darling's prints of a house in thecountry and a log cabin scene took second place, while a dairy famn scene took third place for Mrs. Koblentz. Houdashelt. Pam Hager and Mrs. Spencer were named trustees. Offlct' rs and trustees met lat<'r to draw up the chart er which wa s presented at the Nov. 22 meeting. Fred Young of Zanesville gave a slide presentation entitled "Keep Th<' show Freedom Ringing." prcsc>nted historical sit£'s and coun try side scenes with music and naratlon. Next meetingwil be0cc . 1~ a t the musc>um. 7: .10 p.m. M embers arc W I i w Clrclevllle 79 Washingto n CH ~ Northwest 62 Clay 40 Pon smouth 54 ChUllcothe 44 Friday's garnet: Gallipolis at Athens Jackson at Waverly Logan at Meigs Belpre a1 Alexander Was hington CH at Madi son Plains Valley at Northwest Coal Grove at Wheelersburg ~~~-~~----~~~-------~--~· i mE ORIGINAL ! ! GSHOE. ! .Hush PuJlP.k~ii IN BLACK AND BROWN W ~ : DRAWINGS FRI.. DEC. 3rd, FRI., DEC. 10 AND FRI., DEC. 17. ~ I 1 STARTING DEC. 19th O~EN EVERY NIGHT TIL 8 CLOSED CHRISTMAS EVE AT 5:00 1 I ; Hartl,y Shoes Located in the Upper Block in Pomeroy GUITAR AND VOCAL MEIGS INN 992-3629 ! I HARTLEY SHOES Mrs. Alma Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leifheit, Emma Jo, Springfield, were Thanksgiving weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Davis. Visiting Frtday with Mr. and Mrs. Davis were Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew, Ted and Billy. 1'1\anksgiving guests were Mrs. Sadie Thuener, Syracuse, Margaret Lehew, Pomeroy, and Cheryl Lehew, Gallipolis. Both Mr. and Mrs. Davts have been IlL Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Smith of Ractne were Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Smith arid Toni, Morrtstown, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Smith, Little Hocking; Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Smith and Dale, Letart, W. Va .; Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Smith, Chester; and Penny Smith, Racine. Mr. and Mrs. Smith recetved word o! .a new granddaughter, Jennifer D;1wn Ralston, born on Thanksgtv· IO¥ Day to their daughter and son-In-law, Connie and Bill Ralston, Cljllllcothe. . ' 4.~ H 20% OFF ALL news notes ' ~e Alfred Angels met on November 18 at tl)<l home of Dorothy Calaway. There wore tWo advtlors and 11 members In attendance. KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS ~ . ! The group dticussed thO various 4-H projeCts avattable l)1d planned a Christmas party and tlnl! party. . I members made doughnuts for refresh· nts. The next meeting wUI be a Christmas I party at the home ~ber11 . J I ~T~n~~T~u~~.~~t. 9-5 . POMEROY, OHIO I Friday 9-8 --. PH. 992-5272 1 ~-------~••••••••••••••r 1 .... ' il" ' )Jo U ' { .. ot Dorothy calaway on --- A'he. Meigs 4·H . Pleasure Rklers met on November I~ at Bird Arena In Athen> tor ice silatJna. Two advisors, eight memben and thift vtalton Wert' In attendance. Memben dreW l"'mes tor ·a ChrlltmaJJ party and appolnfed ccmmlttees for the party. The next meet11111 wtU be on Decemf"lr 6. - Jell ·,.;.. ,.; I INTRODUCING SAVE ~ @. Honey Nut fluncb Honey Nut Crunch ' "·~ ' asc ~:...=.'!... R31SIN R81SINBR8N BR8N A delicious new ·~.:,;~.? .r Meigs personals With a Keepsake diamond engagement ring, he's guaranteed to win your heart. And you'll be on top of the world . It's no wonder. We'll show you elegant rings with Keepsake diamonds in many siz.es and shapes. Exquisite settings that are daz.z.ling in their breadth of design, with prices to fit your budget . With a Keepsake, you're going to be so proud. Forever. . II I ~ · I REGISTER FOR THREE FREE DRAWINGS OF sso GIFT CERTIFICATE ! FLOYD FANSEE 8-12 I I I I I I I Bruno You're going toSe so proud. ~ LBefore people knew what to call them. we made shoes wit~ I shock-absorbing cushioned crepe soles. And totally . W supporttve steel shanks. And Breathin' Brushed Pigskin'" ~ I uppers to flex whe ~ a walking foot flexes. And we called W lthem Hush Pupp1es . And we priced them affordably And I ~ we still do. We knew what you wanted all along. I I I I I $] 95 Pius Tax Pomeroy FIRST BLOOD BEGINNING DEC. 6 MONDAY-FRinAY 9-Ei Rl 7 7 Th e Da ily Se nlinei - Pa Ohio " Christmas In the Country, " "Holiday Cheer : Merry and mobiles, kissing balls, bell designs. of the annual holiday show of Bright " , a crescent design, IncludThe "Do not Open 'Til Christmas" County Garden Clubs AssociIng baubles; is the class for wrapped packages will Include not only artistic "Calico Christmas: F amily and which the rules specify must include and specimen flowers, but Friends" using a basket ; som e plant m atr tia l as part of the and wreaths, gift wrapping, " Count ry Gathering: Family and riC'<'or a t ion. •nr <oo ao>< and handmade ornaFriends", using a basket; Another class Is " Decorating the as well as a variety of craft ·'Christmas M em ories: 1\ow and Tree", fea turing handmade ornarxttlblts and demonstations. Forever ". design in an old or ments using som e plant material; show will be staged this antique container ; and the last class in the division is "'~•kmui In Rutland Civic Center "Christm as Highlights: Now and "Chtistmas Cor sag£'" where fresh. hours for public viewing on Forever", a vertica l design . dried, artificiall y colored or natural ...,.,,,n,~v from 1 to 5 p.m . and on The invitational cla sses w hich arc plant m aterial. Sunday lto4 p.m. open to anyone for exhibit are SPECIAL DISPlAYS Most of the classesareopen to the . "Christma s Story" . using a M aAnyone may exhibit Chtistma s public for exhibit. Entries are to be donna with child ; and "Winter cra ft s at the holiday show. There in place by noon on Saturday and Wonderland " including trea sured will be special exhibits and demonmust remain there until the show wood . strations bv Kee-Dec Ceramics. closes on Sunday. No advance .JUNlOH CLASSES Birchfield Wood Works. Cr afty registration is required . The show also includes cla sses for Ledies Handicr aft s. Kaylor Gift s Judging will begin at 1 p.m on and Antiques. Dais;· and Pat' s j unior s. 1R.w ars of age and under. Saturday with r ibbons to be In the artistic design the;· arc Cra ft s, and the Rutland Silver awarded in four places in each "Snowballs; B ig and Little", fea tur· Cirde Senior Cit izens. M argar et cla ss. Several special awards will Johnson. Rutland librarian. will ing snow or glitter; " Sleigh Riding" FEATUB&D SINGERS - Harvest Singers of Sunday moming a nd Sunday evt•ning wlll prt>sf•nt a also be given, a best of show in the including wood as pa rt of the display Christma s and gardening con Cl'rt . Servict>s a r f' I 0: 30 a. m . a nd i p.m . T IH' Jlllbli(' CinclnRatl Billie College will be featured at Bradford artistic design division, a reS<'rve books. design; and "A Little Bit of Church of Chrt!tt Sunday. The church Is located on the ls invited to attend. best of show, for second best; a Christmas". an arrangement not There is no charge for c•ither comer o! C.L 5 aud SR 124. The group will sing creativity award for the m ost ovr•r r ight inches in height . exhibiting in or viewing the show . creativ£' design; a horticulture In the horticulture division the : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - sweepstakes award In both the adult classes for juniors are folia ge type houseplant s. blooming type houseand junior divisons, a junior best of plants, and naturally dried plant show, and a junior reserve best of materials. show . HORTICULTURE Artistic design classes which are Thru December 31. 1982 Houseplants. exC'epting African open for exhibit to Meigs County violets and Christmas cactus, Garden Club members only are as classes for both foli age and bloomfollows: ing; African vlolf'ls . crown; Christ"Down home Hospitality: In a Big mas cactus. ber ried bra nch. preWay", a floor arrangement four feet S<'rved plant m aterial s. naturally minimum height; dried with the m ethod to be " Country Living: Busy, Busy, described . Busy" . a mass design; Three for the money-two tasty EDUCATION "Country Glow : A Warming shrimp, a fish fillet and a whitemeat " Welcome and Merrv Christ Light" . using one or more candles; mas" Is the titl£' of the ca tegory " Countrv Church : Peace For Chicken Plank® served with fresh which , has r lasSPs for swags, Mankind '< including M adonna with cole slaw, fryes and hushpu ppies wreathes. and other types of child; entrance dC'<'ora t ions. " Country FirPiight : Enchanted In the " ])('(·orating the Home" F:v£'ning" ." including treasured ca tegory, thP c lasscs are inside wall wood as part of the design; hanging, inside window hanging. "Snowflakes: No l'wo Alike" . a and hanging dC'<'orations such as stabUc; ~-~---~~-~----~--~---~--, Welcome To Our Annual Christmas 1 Braddock hit a 20-foo t jumper and Jord an followed with his three-point play to ex tend North Ca rolina's edge to 68-6.1 Buzz Peterson added a free throw to m ake it a six-point margin. providing the T ar Heels 11oth their first 1oc tory of the yea r after two opening losses. In other college basketball action involving the Top Twenty, secondra nked Georgetown routed M organ State 91-a7. ninth-ra nked Missouri hammered Augusta na !S. D . l 85-0.1 and No. 20Nevada-L as Vegas edged Nevada-Reno 85-84 . Pat Ewing scor ed 19 points and gr abbed 11 rebounds to lead Georgetown over Morga n State. The Hoyas started slowly aga inst the Bears. But with the score tied at 6-6four minutes into the game. their overall quickness and height advantage began to take its toiL With the Hoyas ahead 29-1R. Ewing scored on three stra ight trips down the cour t . He then stole a pass and was credited with an assist as he fed Michael Jackson for a layup and a 37·18 Georgetown lead w ith 3: 2'2 rem aining in the half. From ther e. the undefeated Havas coasted to their third st raight v i.ctory of the season. " You are nC'VPr se<'ure at thi s time of the year." sa id Georgetown Coach John Thompson. "And you don't look at eve ry game in relation to the final score. It was a good test ." I 1 I NOW BOOKING RESERVATIONS FOR HOLIDAY DINNERS AND PARTIES APPEARING WEDN ESDAY THRU SATURDAY THRU THE HOLIDAYS 126 Main St Southwestern came on strong In SV AC play Frtday when It hosts that put us out of it." its first matchup of the 1982-&3 Guard play was what hurt the North Gallla . basketball season Tuesday, but the Highlanders the most, In the~oach's CHESAPEAKE iti:l) - Aull 8~ - ~ ; visiting Chesapeake Panther s opinion. H('nson 1·2-4; Corder S. l-17; Manning 3-l -7; clawed their way to a 65-52 win on "I thought we should have done Gray 2-0-4; McMaster 6-9-13. Totals 28-9-a SOurnwE'!I'ERN (521 - McNeal 2-5-9; the Highlanders ' home court . much better," Myer s continued. Wells J-6.12; Layton 0.2·14; Baker 1-3·5; Mink Mostly a nip-and-tuck affair, " We' ve shown better organiza - 24-8: R. Carr 2-1)4_Totals 16-211-52. Chesapeake didn't really begin Scorebyquar1en: tional play in our scrimmages." 16 XI 8 21-65 Chesapeake scoring big untU late in the second ' Top scoring was recorded for Southwestern 15 13 14 1()......52 half after the Highlanders had, at Chesapeake by Marc Ault with with 17. 20 one point, tied and then led the points and Bobby Corder visitors. Complimenting Layton's doubleUnder the coaching of veteran dig! t scoring for Southwestern were mentor Lloyd M yers, Southwestem 12 points contrtbuted by Roger scored ea rly in theopenlngquarter . Wells. The Panthers, under Jim Riley's Wells was also the top rebounder guidance. v. ere not o be outdone In for the Highlanders, chalktng up 10 what was dlso their season opener, of the team's27 rebounds. and quickly tied and then surpassed Southwestern was good for 34 the Southwestern quintet. The canto percent i16of46trtesl forfteldgoals ended with Chesapeake leading, and did better - 20 of 37 tries for 54 16-15, typical of the seesa w action percent - from the line. Chesathat marked the first half. peake scored on nine of 15 tries from Southwestern continued applying the Une for an impressive 60 pressure and Chesapeake managed percent . Other Panther scoring to take it in stride, although by a statistics were not available. small scoreboard margtn. The half Southwestern enters regular ended 36-28 to the Panther s' advantage. ,---------------1 Although the Panther s pressure wa s beginning to wear away at the Highlanders, ther e wa s still a commitment evident In keeping Chesapeake from gaining further 1 I 1 I'~ ~~~~~~~~ ground. Jeff Mink drove the ball aggressively down the Panthers' alley, while Randy Layton racked up 14 points for the Highlander s. The third quarter ended with the Highlander s narrowing the score to 44-42. With 6: 41 r em aining in the fourth , a drive succeeded in tying up the score. Nearly 30 seconds later, another Southwes tern push upped the tally to 46-44, the first time since the second quarter that the Highlanders had led . At this point , the Panthers' telling defense and rebound ability began taking its toll on the hosts. A SW foul allowed Chesapeake a chance to regain the lead from the line. and SAT., DEC. 4 & SUN ., DEC. 5 from there on it wast he Panthers all the way. 12:00 TO 5:00P.M. "We didn't play sm art ball when REFRESHMENTS & DOOR PRIZES t£ • we needed to, " M yers commented Free Iiw plant for ewryone (16 yrs. & older) It' aft erward. " Ther e was that fla- W gra nt foul t in the four th quart er ) Large selection of Poinsettias. Hanging Baskets, W . NEW HOLIDAY HOURS Pom lans being completed for countyide annual holiday flower show ·· I "h•·n. 1nd"" '' 17 l.1rl-...., ,n I 1'11 1• 1 lo" ll<ol~ln ' '•~ It llo •1 -.. .n ·,1 I o1 o~ncl \' .d ·, 1 h. •l10l.1 - I l.rfl• ••1111 It '\\ It· • r \\ · • I • '"I I I ·1 ' ,,, . . , \ \ ,,.1,• ' I I ml o •lll ·~· • ll.1 1 I )1,1/Htll.ll l• "11 I· .on lr1 ld ~o: .\11 II• · 111111 ~ 1·.11J I!l••ll1 \\ ,;, 11.11 l~ ·l rn•• ll l ·, 1 I· .>11\ IH< l '.uk ._,, I ulllt 1,111 \\ '"' 11." 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There are several people who give books and boxes of paperbacks and never le'ave a name and we have no way to acknowledge them, so in this column I would like to thank everyone who has donated a book or books to the Ubrary. Membership dues for The Friends of Meigs County Library group are due. This is only $5 for a farnlly or $3.50 for an individual. This Is not a large sum of money to The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio put out to belong to such a worthwhUe group. Some of the benefits tbe l!brary has received from this group includes the purchase of a projector for publ!c use, insulation ·for the buUd!ngs, a record rack for Middleport Library, purchase of books and records, reupholstered Middleport desk chair. These are just a few of the good things this group has done. They would welcome anyone who would care to loin. Astrograph The Meigs County Unlt of the American Cancer Society willl!old a free cancer clinic (pap and breast exams) on Dec. 9from lto5p.m. at Meigs County Health Department. Appointments may be made by calllng 992~1. December 2, 1982 Major shifts or changes wUI work to your benefit this coming year, even those you do not ln!tlate. When things begin to move, be alert for opportunity. SAGriTARIUS (Nov. 11-Dec. 21) Instead of letting negative conditions dominate you, make a concerted effort to brtng about positive changes. Much can be accompl!shed if you are willlng to try. CAPRICORN (Dec. %Wan. 19) A Utt!e extra patience and THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY tolerance may be required today in dealing with a sens!tlve frtend. You'll know how to handle things so as to bulld stronger bonds. FOR HER FOR HIM AQUARIUS (Jan. 26-Feb. 19) This Is a good day to tackle a task ALL MEN'S The Friends are raffling an you've been postponing because you thought It was too tough or afghan, handmade by Geraldine distasteful. You'·re up to it now. Bratton. The afghan is at Pomeroy PISC~ (Feb. 26-March 20) Let the one you love know how much INCLUDING: Library for anyone who would care you care for him or her, not by what you say, but by your meaningful FOOTWORKS to see it. The drawing date on the gestures. Deeds are more important than words today. tickets say Dec.l2. This Is an error. CONNIE ARIES (March 21-Aprtl 19) If you are dUigent and persevering The date should be Dec. 17. Anyone today, your chances for working out a problem which has been bugging TIC-TAC-TOES holding tickets please take notice of you are very good. Stick with It. FOOTNOTES this. TAURUS (Aprtl 26-May 20) Instead of trying to do things on your own today, seek to team up with a competent associate. Collective HUGGERS efforts are apt to be more successful. I GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Look for ways today to tighten up things to your advantage where your work or earnlngs are concerned. The right moves now wil! enhance your securtty. CANCER (June 21-July 22) Make a game of things today, and play The annual hollday bazaar of the Meigs County Fish and Game to win. However, of more importance, do this In a way so as to help others as well as yourself. HeathUnltedMethod!stChurchwill Club w!ll hold Its annual deer feed Saturday, Dec. ll, not Dec.· 4, as LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Take your duties and responslbUit!es be held on Dec. 7 from 9 a.m. to 4 was planned, due to deer season. seriously today, especlal!y those affecting your family and loved ones. p.m. inthechurchbasement. Lunch willbeservedfromlla.m. to2p.m. They'll be counting on you. Homemade articles, craft Items, . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An old frtend whom you know wUI hear !II homemade candles, and a bake sale you out and whose advice has been helpful to yo.u before Is the person to LAyAWAy NOW 14 will be held during the day. Plans are belng made by the go to today if you have an important matter to dlsr11ss. Meigs Local Band Boosters for a LIBRA(Sept.23-0ct.23)Goalsandobject!vesmaynotbetooeasUy FOR CHRISTMAS variety show to be held on Feb.19at achieved today, but if they are worth working for be prepared to extend A Chrtstmas program., "To the hlgh school. Anyone interested yourself. Motivation is the key. Them That Sit in Darkness," will in participating Is asked to contact SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your chances lor success are very be presented on Dec. 17 at 7:30p.m. either Pat Thoma or Martlyn Epple. good today because of your abllity to appraise matters realistically. See at Middleport Independent Hoi!Proceeds wUI be used to help pay things for what they are and you won't go wrong. ness Church. Recitations and songs expenses on out .of-state competlNext to Elberfelds in Pomeroy will be given by the scbool-aged t!~ planned for spring. ~ll!illlllllllliUIIlillllil~~:llllillllfll'IU!lil"'li"'il"'ll"lilll!f.llCI!iJiillllillCI! ~ llllilchlldren of the church. Rev. Odell . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Manley, pastor, invites the publ!c. CHRISTMAS SAVINGS DINGO BOOTS 20% OFF Meigs County area happenings Holiday bazaar DRESSY FLATS 30o/ooFF Deer f,eed Variety show Ch rt.stmas· program cHApMAN sHoEs Calendar WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT United Pentecostal Church, revival Wednesday, Thursday and Griday, 7:30p.m.; Sunday, 6 ·p.m. with Rev. and Mrs. Steven Piercey, evangelist. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor, invites the public. MIDDLEPORT Independent Holiness Church wUI hokl a special missionary program and play "White Fences of Halt!" Wednesday at 7:30p.m. Publ!c Is invited. MIDDLEPORT - Weekend revival Wednesday through Sunday, Dec. 5, at Middleport Independent Hol!ness ChUrch, Pearl St. Services nightly at 7: 30 p.m. Publlc invited. MERIT-proven to equal the taste of leading cigarettes having up to twice the tar. 1HURSDAY BEDFORD Township Trustees Thursday, Dec. 2, 6 p.m. at the clerk's home. Public invited. HARRISONVILLE - Revival services will be held at Pomeroy Wesleyan Hol!ness Church, S.R. 143, HarrlsonvUie, Dec. 2-5 with Rev. Nadie· Fetterman, Summer HOI, Pa. Services w!ll be held at 7:30p.m. There w!ll be singing. Rev. Earl Fields, pastor, invitesthepubllc. Boosting taste to equal The cigarette that z~~· · changed two million minds. · ~~ ,...""~'". ,_.! leading cigarettes with up The one that rewrote the MERIT to twice the tar. Filter book on cigarette~making. MERIT. The MERIT cigarette. The 'Enriched Flavor~ cigarette. Made by actually boosting the taste you There's nothing get out of smoking. halfway about it. GALLIPOLIS - Ray Boso, of Boso's Agricultural Center, Gall!polls, sponsor a mUk producers meeting at Duffs Smorgasbord, Gallipol!s, Thursday at 7 p.m. The meeting will recognize producers and Include an educational program with a Fanntronlcs representative to demonstrate computers, and a Ralston Purina representative to discuss dairy cattle's nutritional needs. wm FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County, Fox Chasers, 7: 30 p.m. Frtday at the cabin on Eagle Ridge. POMEROY - Hospital gUt shop, special sale ·on all gUt items by the Women's AuxU!ary at Veterans Memortal Hospital lobby shop, Friday,10:30a.m. to 4:30p.m. POMEROY - Revival at Pomeroy Wesleyan Hol!qess church, SR 143, HarrlsonvUie road, beginning Thursday through Dec. 5 with Rev. Na!Hne Fetterman, Summer HUI, Pa., as guest speaker. Services are at 7:30p.m. nightly. There will be special singing. The Rev. Earl Fields, pastor, invites the publ!c to attend. Warning : The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MASON- Donkey basketbal! game at Wahama High School Friday at 7:30 p.m. !!PonSOred by Wahama A-thletic Boosters. Advance tickets are $2 for adults and $1.50 for students. All tickets at the door are $2.50. Tickets · may be' ~hased at Greg's Key Market, New fl!lven, B&B · Market, .Mason, and at the school. There w!ll be a pony and ciog halftime show. ., "' C Philip Morris Inc. 1982 • ' '• • 7 mg ·'tar:· 0.5 mg nicotine av. per cigarette. FTC Repon Oec:Bl . '• it\·a c:ri11te tc• slu»tJiift "I can't believe this is happening to me .. . honor student, cheerleader, debating club ... it was just a prank! I . never dreamed I'd have a criminal record! What will this do to my future? How could I have been so stupid?" Shoplifting is a serious offense, one that could affect your chances for a good job or a college education. If you think shoplifting is a joke ... think again, or you may find yourself laughing .. . all the way to a jail cell! The Daily·Sentinel .' ~ \ -' \ I •t - - -L-- -----·-·- - - -~--·-! . I I I I I I 1 �~-~-~------~--~--------------------------------------------------------------~------·----- ------ ----~~ Wednesday, December 1, 1982 10-The Dai Sentinel Pomeroy- Mi Ohio their second daughter. Ama nda l' icole. The Infant weighed seven pounds. 13 ounces and was born at the Holzer Medical Center. She has one sister. Tara, a year old . Paterna l gr andparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jim Soulsbv, Pomero1· and maternal grandpa~entsa r~M·r: and Mrs. James Cowdel)'. Reedslille. Maternal grea t-grandmother is Virginia Walter. and the paternal grea t -gra ndpa r~nts are :vir. and :vl rs. Jed Will , Pomemy. Amanda l':icole wa s takm to Children 's Hospital in Columbus on Kov. 10 whPre she remains as a heart pa 1ient f• Speaker announced Joey VIncent, a graduate of Rhema Bible School In Tulsa, Okla. will be guest speaker at the Dec. 9 meeting of the Pomeroy Chapter, Women's Aglow Fellowship, to be held at Meigs Inn. Roush A birthday celebration was held r ecently at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M arvin Roush, New Haven, honoring their daughters. Bethany and Bridget. Bethany celebrated her fourth birthday on Nov. 30. and Bridget celebrated her second birthday on Nov. 27. Refreshments were served to the guests and the honorees opened The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 December 1 Meigs residents record births and birthdays Lawson Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio gifts. Bethany and Bridget received a telepbone call durtng the day from . tbelr grandparents, Marvin and Jo Ann Roush, who reside In Milan, N. M . Post's past presidents are honored VIncent Is an associate pastor of Christian Assembly Church. At the Aglow meeting, she wut teach Intercessory prayer. The dinner will be served at 7 p.m. with VIncent to speak at 8 p.m. Reservations for the dinner are to be made with Gaynelle Lynch, 245-5601; Joyce Hoback, 949-2325; or BUlle J. Dawson, 773-9123. Attending tbe party were tile children's parents, Dot Neutzling, Darla thomas, Amber and Autumn , Pam Crow, Wesley and Meredith, Peggy Roush, Connie Bumgarner, Connie Ohlinger, Ryan and Rodney, and Leonard and Helen Smithson. Three generations of pa st presidents of the American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, were among those honored at a recentmeetlng held atthe hall. The unit honored Mrs. Iva Powell, president In 1963; her daughter, Marjorie F etty, president In 1979, and her granddaughter, Robin Campbell, both a past president of the junior unit of Pos t 39, and District 8. Other families honored were Mrs. LUUan Pierce, a member since 1933, ber daughter, Mrs. Betty Wiles; her granddaughter, Anna Wiles, and her grea t-granddaughter, Palma WUes, all members of the Auxi liary. Anna Wiles is a past junior president and now serves as sergeant of arms of the unit . Also present and honored during the "One Generation to Another" program were Mrs. Lillian Gress, a nfember since 1925, her granddugh· ter, Beth Clark, and her greatgranddaughter, Megan Clark, a junior. Also recognized were Pearl Knapp, a past president, who has four granddaughters who are active juniors; Loretta Tiemeyer . president , who has two daughters and three granddaughters, all acti ve members; and E llen Jane Rought , first vice president , whose daugh· ter , Gerri Hamilton Is secretary . Mrs. Hamilton's daught er , Jessica , Is a junior member. ' Another famil.v mentioned during the recognition program was the family of Mrs. Ellen Couch, who served a president in 19:1.',; her daught er-in-law. Mrs. Isabell Couch. pres id~nt in 1%.'>: who" daughter was junior presiden 1rrom 1967 to 1969, and another daughter, Jennifer Couch, is an active junior. Vincent .~ ' I.JII 'S() Il \ 1ichael Gene Lawson was honored on his fourth birthday with a party on ~ov. 7 at the hom e of his parents. Michael and Margie Lawson. Bashan Road, L ong Bottom. An E . T . theme was carried ou t for the party with Rebecca Teaford pro1·iding the theme ca ke. A clown \\ '.-t" 1-)fPSf'nt to conduct ga mes and gi1·e treats to the children as party fa,:ors. A meal was served by Martha Jeffers. Michael' s grand· mothPr. and Pattie Manzey. Attending were Laraine Brook, si ster of Michael. Jeromy Bissell, Sherrie and Angela Teaford, Kim Buckle1·. Joshua , Jason and J ea nnie 1\'etherell. Josie and Kim Ja r re ll. Kri ss1· and ~o rrn a Torres, Pete Simpson. Richard and Pattie \1anzc,·. Chad. Justin, Tom and Pam Diddle. Lester. Jea nne and \icm· .Jctfers. Jennelle Bailey, Jodi 13ail<'l. and son,. Martha and Gene .Jeffers. lcolx>rt Jeffers. and Bobbie ' ' ~.. ADVERTISED ITEM POLI CY ad ... ert•sed •!ems •1> • eQut~ed o f Tl'les,.e •ead•l'f ha rlable ro De Yle "' ;>a<:h ll.rog~· S tore e o c ep~ a s ~ ~l«< on ltliS aa ot oNe 00 run Out oi ., ~S8(1 rcem 'Nt ...... u oHf!f yOu vou• cl'lorcr ol a comparable .tem ~n hirlable •eftect•ng the wmt sa ... rngs o• a •arncheck wtlrcl'l will eot,tle you to l)uiCI'\ase tl'le ad ... ertrseo rtem at the Ll t tl IO< Pl' •l t Wllhrn)) uavs 1 : , IN THE PIECE Boneless Top Sirloin Steak VinP.\ 'iHd. Kroger Peanut Butter tO·OZ . BROWN 'N' SERVE • Kroger Bi • cos~!~r~!l 12·01. Pkgs . Tc'!'f'Sa Patterson, Pome roy, Munclry \1 r . and Mrs. Ch;~rlr·s :vluncln· J r . honored thPir daughter. Loro. on he•· 17th birthdm· with a partY for Jami lv anct fricnch /\ d(?('ora tPd {';-ll.;f'. icr crPam and drink m ·rf' Sf'f\ 'Pd to :Ji r. a nd Mrs. ltH'<..Il' l' :vlunclr:: Sr., PPn n~· and Hn ·lt P ricf'. CaroJ., ·n <JnCI Ke nn.\ · \\'ha le' ..]<•rem\· Flarhcr. Jerrocl flarhc;. Breit Rood .. Jason Wells, Bobbi Prier·. \1 isS\ Ba rhcr, Lisa Driggs. An n Buckle)· and .Jenn1 Cowden . HPiping Lori celebrate hPr hirthc\a1· 11·ith a slumber pa rt)' 11·erP f lt•bbi Price. \1i ss1· Barhcr. Li.sa Dri ~gs. ,\nn Buckle\ and .knnv CllwdtTY L(!r! r('('f'iV['(I man~· ni c1• gift~. Saltz Mr. "nd M rs CharlPs ·Sa ltz, Hanlbal. arc announcing the birth of a son . Stephen Joseph, born on Nov. Jfl at the' Ohio Va lley Medical c enter . Wheeling. W. Va . The infant weighed seven ponds. 14 ounces and was 20 inches long. Mr. and \1 rs. Saltz have a daughter. Sa rah J o. four year s old . Gra ndp .•rents are Mr. and Mrs. Charlr' hu h! and Mrs. Rov Ma.ver. Pom eroy. GrPat-grandparen ts are Mrs. William Preston,New Martinsville; Va ., and Homer Kuhl. eannco. w. Va. · Mrs. Saltz Is the former Na ncy Jo May('J , d•• ughter of Pauline and the • , 1 ~ Ro• · ~ layer. w. Suulsby Pat and c~rla Soulsby, Pomeroy, are announcing the Nov. 6 birth of Jar Kroger White Bread Polar Pak Ice Cream 11 DOZEN Big Value • 15·01. C00ktel Pkg. GOLD CREST Marsh· mallows ... ggc Pk jja. TilE CE Your Fznancial TRUST COMB Center Potato Sale IN THE DEll· BAKERY SUGAR, OATMEAL·RAISIN, PEANUT..J-::::;:.~1"1-1111 BUTTER OR CHOCOLATE CHIP 2 . I '' Yellow Onions Ctnr. Vac Pack Kroger Coffee as I I 88 I -lb. I I I 98 LIMIT ONE CAN WITH OOUPON 26·LB. BAG •. : $2.99 LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY t2 OF COII'GI COOl Ill. 101. !I 1111 SIT. DtC. I. 1112 IIIKCT TD lmtCIIlllllll IIDCIL tiltS I I I I I I I I ei er II •SUYICE It 's Kroger that serves you with o special "customer·comes-flrst" pride In' everv' employee, from cas.hier to chairmoh of the. ~~d . Our n~w;.. ~. .....IUY PIKIS lb.ter 1teek1 a complete selection of notionor and regional brands at evtlrydoytow prices, comparable to any supermarket in this area. etiiFB COSI CmEIS Everyday WJvl Prices on pantry staples. Save up to .Oo/o on Saoper Cost Cutters CO!ftpored to other brands at Kroger. (For some Sao per Cost Cullers flO elhet -pcl(able brands are stocked.) Check the yellow price lisl of the Gt~ C. Cutter pantry staples, only Of Kroger. ' .r ;.~ Jib Ill ••.• •• electronic checkoull are deSigned to make your shopp1ng quick & hotsle-.: free . And in every deportmenl you'll find courteous & friendly_people • · · ~ ~tt wide Mlectlan of hou..hold Items In our generol merchandise ~,.. No need to moke special trips to o hardware Of' department eager to assist vou . ' I Can I lb. low prrces on quality guaranteed products, day·in ond day-out. Over led drfferent rtems . Products with a name you can ·trust and a qua lily grade you can count on. Products you can depend on every day a'ld priced as low or lower than . " no nOme foods" at Kroger you know exactly what you're getltng when you buv it, not when vou open it. And each and every "Cost Culler " rtem •s backed by Kroger 's Satisfaction Guarantee. ••' 24-oz. I I e(OSI Clnll IIA.IS Member I-VIC c ALL GRINDS Fresh Baked Cookies ' Kroger Cottage Cheese U.S . NO. 1 ROUND WHITE 10-lb. Bag. .. 89c 20-lb. Bag. •• $169 50-lb. Bag. •• $399 8 •TOtAL SAYRFACIIOIIHAIA•m Evervthing you buy at Kroger is guaranteed for your !olol sotrsfo ctron regard less of manufacturer . If you ore not sati sfied . Kroger w ill replace your item with the same brand or a com parable brand or refurid your purchase price . eYAIIEIY In Every Deportment . You con select from over 10,(0) items and over 200 kinds cind cuts of meat, Including Lamb, Veal , Fresh Seafood ond 7 konds of Ground Meat. You will oliO find one of the widest selections of fresh fr u•ts and vegetablea, plus a Delicatessen, international foods sectr on. gourmet and diet foodt, institutional sizes ond more. .....-~-----~-.......--....-------------------' '-' Ctn. . KIDNEY . DARK RED KIDNEY , GREAT NORTHERN , RED OR Embassy Mayonnaise?::; V2-Gal. 2 16-o~l Dressing . Lately you may have seen the ads promoting the new "higher than money fund" earnings. Problem is, they ask you to send money to people you've never met. At a financjal ins.ti.tution you've probably never heard of. yve hope you haven't been too hasty m ma!lmg off a check. Because now Central frust introduces the Money-Market Account. This new account !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~ pays higher interest than the leading money funds. Funds like Gradison, Merrill Lynch, Dreyfus, Bache, Shearson and Fidelity. In fact, every penny of your $2,500 minimum monthly balance earns higher interest. You can write checks on the Money-Market Account, and make withdrawals in any amount at any Central Trust office. And, unlike the money funds, your deposit is insured up to $100,000 by the FDI~. \Yhat's ~ore, if you make your first deposit Funds deposited now with Central Trust now, we II mvest It at a guaranteed 10% interest will be invesiC'd at a ~uamnteed J(J);,; wterest, backed by U.S. Co vemmen/ until your Money-Market Account officially opens securities, until the nrw Money-Market December 14th. So why go to great lengths to earn . Account opens 1111 December 14th. At that time your funds will be transhigh rates when you can simply goaround the corner? ferred automatically to the MoneyCall or stop by Central Trust today and learn how Market Account, eaming higher ratt:s than leadinf( money funds. you can beat the money-market funds. Without iiiiiiiiiii;ii=.l sending your money to some other market. 20·0Z. Lvs. ~---.., age !; ggc s~i:d 88 lb. $12 c ·i::· 11 10·01.$2 A ric Owen Patterson, son of Jeff s119 Pork 'N' Beans 99 Kroger Instant Coffee P.t ttl:N lll $ KROGER 2 $ 119 ~:::r ·~:.. cl'l ehra lod his fourt h birthday rrcf•n t! ' \\'ith a party. A P<~ c Man theme was cartied ()Ut in t hr dPcora tions and cake. .\!so srn·ed wrre ice cream, potato chips. and Kooi-Aid. Party favors and game prizes were awarded to al l the children. Attending were Aric's mother and sister. Alyson, Judv and Cind v Musser. June and RO\·:drn Hawkins. Sally. B. J . and Sara En·in . 4 ~$488 P ~t rrcrs<m r~n rl sP:.ghetti Sauce . ~::· Mixed Fryer Parts U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE ,..99c ' .·~ - ~. ; HOLLY FARMS . U.S .D.A. INSPECTED Jllt'lll5 I OUCXlN Kroger Meat Bologna Smding gifts were Pat and PeggY I.Jwson. Katherin e and Ed l.t•m as !(•r. gra ndparents. Cheryl L!\\·son. \1ikf' Cucklrr. Marco and .I,JCkie .Jeffers. Shawn Diddle, rlr:odlc,· Cheadle and Rexie Che.:_uJ it'. ' ~ -- '­ "' .. . �Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel December 1, 1982 Wednesday, December 1, 1982 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Helen help us Wh at J COO k zn · . Wheth er for gay or hetero, my adv tce Is D on't fool ar oynd wtth married m en ' You 'd be much wt ser to pretend nothmg ever happened and stay dtstanced fl om this AC DC fellow - H H EL EN Smce your answet s take the libet al "live and Jet Jive" at1ttude toward homosexuality , r feel you should give eq ual time to another v tew polnt am a mal e e ducator psycrologlst who has r esearched the subject- especially lesbianism - for 30 years, and I am now postt\ve It Is a sickness' I have never m et a homosexual who was not also way, way out In left field on all subjec ts It Is a m y th that astde from sexual preferences gays ar e normal, ev eryday people I'm convmced they are a real and senous menace ID our society, not above aiding communism to get back at The Establishment, which H ow to prepare, cook •venison By DALE M. STOLL Meigs County Ex1enslon Home Economist Afte r n·ampmg around m the woods fo1 davs m pu rs uit of the w1lv dee t vour husband 101 wt fet ts hnall) luckv enough to get a deer How 11 IS handled In thp woods and shortlv the1ea ft e1 m ay determ10e whethet vour m ea t wtll be tendet and JUICY or tough as an old shOP M anv homem ak Prs and hunt ers tell me that thetr d<>er mea t ts so tough and "gam ey" that nobodv wtll pa t 11 Thts IS such a shamP as these undpsu able quallltes can genera ll1 be avmdPd b1 p10per handlmg Leal n the 11ght "a1 to handiP and agP VPDISOn SO th at IOU Wi ll have delicious mea t t h1s \em A complete guldP to handl10g and coo kmg deet ca n bP obtamed by ca lling the M etgs County Extenston Office at 992 6696 01 by wntmg to Box 32. PomProy. Oh10 45769 Prope t bleedmg and drpss 10g wtll help 10surP htgh quali tv mea t Because the an tm al's body hea t ca uses ra pid spotlage, yout kill should be completelv coo led as soon as poss tble If the ammalt s to be left 10 the woods part of the day or 01 PI mght the body cav ttl can be propped open Wi th a ciPa n slick lo hastPn cool10g Eve t gr<>en bou ghs across the opemng wtll dtscourage Jays and ot het fl esh ea tmg btrds Hang tn a cool placP, protect ed from fl tPS Before cutt 10g up the car cass, be sute that 11 has agPd properly One week or longer at 37 degrees 40 degi ees F ts standat d, but thP ag10g li me 1 an es for dtfferent types of dee t A young fawn needs to be aged onl v one or two days whtle an old buck m ay requtrP seven 10 days of agmg If the 1em pe1ature ts under 40 dPgr<>es but abo1 e freez mg 11 ts posstble to age a deer 10 a protected area outstde If tem pet a l ure or space prohibi ts out door aging, there are several alternati ves I Loca te a cold stm agP facility neat bv thiOugh the phone book 2 As k a slaughter house to age the am m al before they butcher tt 3 Agi ng m ay be done m a home tPfllget ator t40 degrees F 1 for cuts of deet up to the stze of a hmd qu a rt er Agi ng must be done befor e freezmg as 11 will not age when fi ozen If you plan to butcher the deer yourself, m amtaln htgh standards of cleanlmess Package m ea t 1n mmsture and vapor proof wraps des tgnPd for freezing L abel and datP all packages Freeze tmmPdtatelv and store at 0 degrees F up to s1x months It should not be necessarv to m ake any att empt to conceal the fl avm of vpmson The characterlS lie flavo t se<>ms to bP co ncentrated m the fa t and If strong, tnmmmg awav excess fat wtll help How ever. vemson IS a rathe r dry m ea t and ts Improved by the addtt10n of suet , butter or othct fat when usmg drv hea t m ethod s - roas tmg, bt otl10g and frying The standard m ethods of mea t cookmg for beef and lamb are most success ful for venison E ven though you do get a deer that ts to ugh 01 has a stron g flavm , there ate ways of prepanng 11 for the tabiP that w ill m ake 11 palatable and appettzmg M any people wa nt to try thPtr hand at m aking vemson wrky Jerky has a really umque fl avor and textu re and ts oft en eaten as a snack The followmg procedure ts for a mildly fl avored jerky Addt Ilona! dtrectwns for prepanng w r ky ca n bP obla med by wntmg or ca ll the M etgs Counly Extenston Office Jerked mea t ts roughly onPfour th the we tght of lis fresh raw state Prefer r ed m eats for Jerking are rna lure bPef and venison and only thP lean muscle ts used Cut lengt hw tse of the gr ain 10 stnps as long as posstble, one 10ch wtde and L ay cut strips on a cutting board, and with a blunt rimmPd saucer or a meat mallet, pound the following seasonings (or your own v ariations thereof) Into both sides of the meat salt, pepper, garlic powder, your favont e herb Use not more than I teaspoon for each one pound of fresh m eat, and the other season· 10gs accordmg to your tas te Arrange seasoned strips one·half 10ch apart on wi re r acks cake·cooling ones, or the racks from th e oven, put them In a prehea tPd 150 degre<> F oven, and tmmPdtately turn the heat back to 120 degrees F If your oven Is not vented , leave ti s door aj ar at the first stop pos tlton Aft er live or six hours turn the s!IIps over, continue drying at the same temperature for four hours mor e, when you check for dryness When dry enough, Jerky ts shriveled and black, and Is bnttle when cold Wrap the slicks of jet1y In mmsture-v apor proof rna terlal, put the packages m a stout container With a closP-fliUn g lid, and store bel ow 40 degr<>es F In the refriger ator (or freeze Ill Recon stltute by stmmenng m water to Ther e at e many causes !01 headaches About one In five Americans do have mtgra\ne headaches And they ca n begm m chtldhood The van ous types of head aches are discussed m Th e Health Letter 16-12, Headaches and What to Do About T hem , whtch l am sending you Others can send 75cents wtth a long, stamped, self addressed en ve lopP for 11 to me, m rare of thts newspaper, P 0 Box 1551. Radto Ctty Sta tlon, New Y ork, NY 10019 DEAR DR LAMB - l realtze there Is a lot of co ntrover sy about saccharm l am concerned because I rea lly enjoy dtet pop and prefer It to regular soda l don't Ukethetaste of sugar or Its calories I try to limit m y Intake of diet soda but l don 't know what the limit should be DE AR RE ADE R - M any people would tell you that you need not be concerned and the saccharm In your soft drtnks should not be the hmttlng factor In 1980 a casP- Mtss Barbar a Sleple, IndianapoliS, spent a few days with Frances Young On Thursday they were dinner gues ts o! Mr and Mrs Dwight Sleple, Dayton Other guests were Blll Sleple, North Car olin a, Mr and Mrs Jerry Sleple and fammlly o! Dayton and Mr and Mrs Harold Ball of Columbus M r and Mrs Douglas Bishop wer e guests Thursday of Mr and Mrs Bob Alkire. M r and Mrs Larry Clark and famlly spent Thanksgiving day wtth Mrs Lola Clark. Dr and Mrs. Don Gibson of Maryland and Gay Lynn Gibson, _ Columbus spent weekend with Mr. and Mrs Bud Douglas and Mrs. Lana Gibson. Mr and Mrs Dale Williams were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. I [ O"' o l lh4nh lp• d nMI . . t>UI 1 In -....,.. 11>.,<1 n 011 • 0""01 l Annou..., .,....,., 'u ...- .... , ~ H ~ pf ~ 1 H ...,..,.<>ld Cood o 52C II T V .Aod ~~tEquo P""ftl ~] " " ' "~"·· 4 d• 6 , .,., ..,., '"""" I VO<d 5 ... l~ ocl"' o ... on<ol 8 P ~bc S ole --·- 21 11 ~,.,,.,., OppQ" ""''• 12 M<>,..y oo LD• n 1) p, ............. . s .... ., •• l1 H..,..., ' "' Sa+~ Mob<lo H..,..., ,, Sal• J) latm o l oo Sol• H IIYI n•n 8 uMm,. l!o 10 10 • Aco ug~ 11. .1 r " ' " w.~• • ct l2 - - ~ w ....... ' " '"' I I Au iCtt lo t 5 ... l l lr ... hlao S... l l ......... wo ~ - .... .., ,. . . . h • ...,,. . , .......... .,. ~on ~~ ll <~~ d • "'l l !o IGIIot• Mo oou 16 .. ..... p . . . . . ~~ ~ Su 1'91 .. Pe hl<>• Solo 1 ..... ~ •• , ....... .... " .. ~8 fo .,.to • Vet•llblo o 59 1o • So!oO< Tto oto VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing Free Estimates James Keesee large !)'Nate klt ACREAGE - All mWierals are with I tis Fence:! kif C<!Hie w~h p~n~ofwater 41 H<>uMo loo " "'' 4 } Mll6olo H..,..., ,,. R o ~• 4 J f.,m o l o• R•n • 44 A- tmon o I<> Ra M 4 5 l u lft"h•d Room• 4 6 s.,.... 4 7 w-~ed ' " Aonl 41 l _..,.,., 1<>1 Ro n+ rrKM.,w ...rell 11 s. ........ w . ... .., 1 J ........ ...,. 14 . ......... , , ....... " ,o. """' I ~Sc lo - 16 11-a IV. C l l!Mo ocoloo- • raw . . . dl oOo II ep a ~ PUBUC NOTICE lhe lollow.nq cteSCIIbe<1 ot rm .v olt bf? ofle1ed lo r oubloc sale to thf' hoqhest b•ddl'r on the prem,ses ot Ba nk OnP Porne roy SA 7 Tuppt~ rs PIJ on<; 0 '110 on thP. 14 th chy ot Df>Lf>mber 1982 at 10 n•n 1976 Foret SP. r 11 numher P on t o 6XI 0YII 8613 11 21 1 2 2tt Pubhc Notice IHEREFORE BE IT ORDAINED by the Cou nCi l of the Vollage at Midd leport Metgs County Oh•o that Sect•on 1 lt IS de clared necessary to ossue bonds ot the Vil lage ot Modd teport 10 the aggrega te pnnc• pal amount of S90 000 (the bonds) to• th e purpose s oi constru ct nq an add1toon 10 the l1r e ho use and the necessar y appurtenances and equ •pment thereto Sect •o n 2 The Bonds sha lt tJe dated appr o x•mate ly De cem ber 15 1987 and shal l bear Interest at the est11n ated rate of 8 1h percent per annum payable sem1 annual ly unt•lthe pr •nc•pal sum •s pa1d and shall mature •n 5 annual •nstallments Sect•on 3 It •s necessary to •ssue and th•s Cou ncil dete1 m•nes that notes 1n the aqgre gate pr~ncopat amoun t o l S90 000 Ohe notes) shall be •ssued 1n ant1c pa t•on of the Bond s Th e No tes shall be dated Decem ber 28 1982 shall bear 1n teres t at 8 'h percent per annum payabl e sem1 annually on Jun e 1 and Dece mber 1 beg •nn ng June 1 1983 and sha ll be •ss uP.d on the denom •nato o n at S5 000 each and shal l be numbered from 1 18 II the Notes are sold at a rate ol on teres t other than the ra te sta ted above the Nmes shall bear such rate of •nterest as •S spec1l•ed m the resolut•on award 1ng the Notes The pflnc• oat ol and •nterest on the Notes shall be payable on lawfu l -noney ot the Untied States ot Amen ca at the o ffice of The Central Trust Company NA Southern D •v•s•on Middleport Oh!O The Notes shall ma ture 2 In Memoriam 1 In lovtna ~1Afo~§T Otlr dm Mothw who possod away 9 YOIIS 110 Doc. lsi, 1973 Why Is tl who 1 lovod ooo ·aoos. Ropots crowd your mtnd7 Of olltht thin&s you munt to do, but never took tho ttmo We wont to uyond do so much ond yet we htlitote We hove plenty of ltmewetlll ou!Selves, but find tt'sfwtoo late. And lllhen wo tllili ol yostw· So mmy thotp well do to- ,.,u na!OII, came. but f o•m( q u .,m e n l w ..,,. dt o ll ...,. l . .Oioo::O Hay& G••n fi!oS.N .f tot l< ~ 446 )61 JM 1"'1 !>6 14) 81 H"""o t.......... . _ . . , l/9 1 2 PI" """"" A Hoooo""' IUJ 'l '"" ' ' '"'• loctno: ol• Roolt-OI IOn n lll!ltiTtll - ' t '" "lum ~ • c .......... c...... . 9 91 M ddi Of'"" v ... onn 9R~ )4 ] MooGo., llo lHo<1hll• 9. 9 6141 61 " """ ' '""". c" ....... ...., 1-- - u p o o l~ Go~>., oiHo......,. ....... U•l<> l !o ...., <l• 16 M H Ro -o I I u,........... ROOFING •Downspouts or Repatr •Painting / /] "' ............ . " "" "~ • ..., S o d.oyon-110" 1 li!OO<H> 931 ~~ ~~~ <l.oyo n.., , Housing Headquarters , ..,., , I 4 pplo {i ou"'' ' ~::.," .. ' FREE ESTIMATES REAL NICE- Hot water heat, ~ excellent oondiltln 2 lui baths and cM)lettng NEW LISTING - About 2 acres ~roreor less, lays n(e 8 room older home wtth bath and all utilitif!S tn Rutland. I o 304·273-3660 "Wa Are Now Open" ffltsMadeOfWood W. Can Make h •Toys •furmture •B ulld~ng P1oducts •Custom 01 Spemllzed •New Orders Welcome Come & SO! What We Have To Offer Cress the RavenMmd llfl~ to St Rl 56 (1 Block Ph. 992-2791 or 949-2263 8 rooms from 15% OFF ON PERMANENTS Mon.-Tues.-Wed. NowthruDec. 31 KAY'S BEAUTY SAlON I~" N. 2nd r.o Pubhc Notice on Decf'mber 28 1987 but '5 h<l ll bf' prepayable on whole or on pan Without oenaltv or p!Pmturn fit the optoon ol the Vottaqr> on any onterP.St prernoum rlatf> n<; proVTdP.d 111 !IllS ord n rnce Prepaymen t pr or to mil turoty Shill l be made by rlrpos t w1 th the pa y1nq aqent rPi l u ect to n th 1s ~f'ctoon of tllP P• nr n 11 amoun t o f thf' Note s to hf> prPpa trrl tOqf' \h f'r w•th ac.r tuP.ct nt e•f'St thrrPon to the date at suc h prepaymf'nt Such r•oht of pt epaymP.nt ~ha ll bP exPrc•sed by mailonq a not•1" at such prepayment oncl ud ong thP datf' !hereo f and the name and addlf"'SS of su ch payulo aqrnt by crrt oi•P.cl 01 rPcvstPred mail to theo11gonat purchaser at the Notes not less than ten days p11or to the date ot such depos•t llnles<; such notoCf' ts wa ovect IJY the OIIQinat pur chaser of thR No tes If moneys lot such prf'paymPnt are on dcpos• t w th thf' payonq aqen1 on the sper. 1foed prepayment date toll ow•ng the g•v nq ot such not•ce (unl ess the rPqu11e ment ot such not•ce •s wa•ved as statPd abovP) on terest on th P pro nco pal amou nt prepa1d shall cease to accr lJe and upon th e reqt,e<;l of th e V1llage th e OHq•nal pwchaser ol the Notes shall arronqp lor the delivery of thf' N o t e~ to be prP.pa•d at the des1qnated olt.ce ol the pay1ng agent tor prepayment and surrender and ca ncellalton Sect•on 4 The notes shall b P execu ted by the May01 and the Clerk Tr easur P.r prov•ded tha t one of such s•qnatures may be a lacso mole s•q natur e bear the se al of the mun• c• pal corpora 11 0n o r a lacs•mlle thereof and expr ess upon the" lace s the purposes lor whtch they are •ssued and r'". Jy are •ssued pursuan t to tt'o'€ '1•nance Th e 1 Notes sha ll no have coupons att ached Sect• on 5 SubJeCt to the re1ect1 on ot th e Notes by the officer •n charqe o l the Bond Aet•remen r Fund lo1 Investment on that lund the Notes shall be sold at pubi•L sale by the Clerk Treasurer at not less than pa1 valuP. and acc rued Interest The Cle•k Treasurer 1S hereby au thOIILed and dtrected to deliver the Notes w hen exe cu ted to thP. pur chaser upon payment o f the purchase pnce The proceeds from the sale ot the NotP.S except any prem1um and accrued •nterest shall be pa•d 1nt o !he proper lund and used lor the purpose lor wh1 ch the Notes are be1nq •ssued under the prov•s•ons of th1s ordmance Any prem1um and accruect nterest rece•ved from the sale shall be trans fer red to the Bond Aet11 ement Fund to be appl•ed to the payment of the prtnc•pal ot and •nterest on the Notes on the manner prov•ded by law Sect•on 6 ThP. Vtllage coven ants that •t w •ll 1estr 1Ct the use of the proceeds ol the Notes tn such manner and to such extent •f any as may be necessary alter takmg 1nto accoun t reasonable expecta \IOns at the 11me the debt ev•denced by the Notes •s •ncurred so that the Notes w1!1 not co nslil ute arbitrage bonds under Sect•on 103 (c) of the Internal AevM ue Code and th e reg ul at• ons presc r• bed under th at sec\lon The lo sca l officer or any oth er ofltcer •nc lud•ng the Clerk of Co uncil hav•ng res pon s•b•hty w•th res pect to the •ssuance ot 1hP Notes LS authOII!P.rl and du Pc ted to q•ve an app10p11ate cefl ll iCiliP on beha!l ot the Vdtaqe lor onclus1on 1n thP tr ansc r•pt at oroceect rr;s sf> ttong fo rth the !ac ts est mate s anct c11 cum sta nces and reasonable expec tat• ons regardonq the amount anrl usf' ot the proceed s at the Notes pur suant to Sec t•on 103 lc) and requlat•ons th ereunder Ser.toon 7 Dur 1ng thP. year s while the Notes r un there sha ll be lev•ed on Jl l the taxable properly on the Vtllage 1n add• t•on to all o ther taxes n duect tax ;mnually no t less than that wh•ch wouto have been 'ev•erl tf the Bond s had been ISSued Wi thou t the pr10r ISSU ance of !he No tes The 1ax shall be and os or dered computed cPrtol oPd and f>x tencted upon thP. tax d upl•cate and collected by th o:o same off.cers •n the same manner and, ' the same t•me that taxP.s l u r general purpo ses tor each ol saod year s ar c cert1hed lev•ed extended and coll ec ted Th e tax sha ll be placed before and on prefer ence to nil other I! em s and for the lul l amou nt therea t The fund s denved fr om the tax shall be placed on a separ me lund wh1 ch together woth atl.nterest collec ted on the same shall be urevocably pledged tor the payment ot the p11 nc •pal ol and •nterest on the No tes or Bonds when and as the same tall due Section 8 The Note s shall be the full general o bltgat•ons ol the V•llage and the lull fatth cred•t and revenu e o f the Village are pledged for the prompt payment o f the same The par value to be rece1ved from the sale ol the Bond s Jnd any excess fund s res ult1ng from the •ssuance of the No tes shall to the ex tent necessa ry be used for the ret •rement ol the Notes at ma tu11t y together w th ntems t there o n and are pledged for such purpose SeCIIon 9 It •s determ1ned that all acts cond1 t10ns and th•ngs reqwed to be do ne or to ex1st preceden t to and 1n the •ssu•ng of the Notes on order to make them legal va lid and b1nd1ng obhgat•ons of the V11tage have happened been done and perl o•med 1n mgular and due torm as req u•red by law and that no l•m•ta t1on at •ndebtedness or taxalion Mher statutory or co nst•tut1onal w•ll have heen exceeded •n the •ss uance of the Notes Sect•on 10 The Clerk of Cou ncil •s d•rec tect to fo rward a ce n•t•ed copy ot th1 s ord• nance to the Aud l!or ol M eogs Cou nty OhiO 64 Misc. Merchandise ' Seclian 11 It •S determ•ned that all formal ac t•on s of th •s Council concern•ng and rela t •ng to the passage o f th •s ord•nance were adopted m an open meetLng of th1s Counc1l and that all deliberat iO ns of th1s Cou ncil and of any of us ocmm•nees that resul ted m such form al ac tton were tn meetings open to the pubhc 1n compli ance w1th all legal re Qu1rements •nctud•ng Sec11on 121 2 2 Oh•o Aevtsed Code Sect•on 12 Th• s ord • n ance ~ s "Beauftful, Custom But It Garages " Call for free stdtng esttmates , 949 2801 or ' 949 2860 No Sunday Calls POMEROY - In IDwn bargam porch, reduced to $22,500 00 Passed Nov 22 1Q82 Fred Holl man Mayor Attest Jon Buck. Cle1k Treaswer POMEROY - Owner wtlllaod contract w1th $~000 down 10% tnlerest $23641 month~ for 15 years on lh5 4 bedroom home with 11 acre Itt New wtr~& alumtnum ~ d tn& Total pnre $2700000 FARM - Approxtmalely 182 50 acres Port~nd Beaubful house barn, bwldrngs garage All mtneral nght& Call for app~ntment 2 bedroom& mce krtchen WE SPECIALIZE IN DEER HEADS SMALL ANIMALS BIRDS-FISH REALTORS 992·6191 992-5692 94!).2660 992·2259 Henry E Cleland. Jr, GRI Dottte S Turner Jean Trussell Offtce Jon Bu ck Clerk tt 1124 1121 I 2Ic LOCATED ON STATE ROUTE 124 EAST Of RUTLAND 614·742-2178 A IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO OAV10 A FERRY, I r---------------------- Plaintiff, BRENDA K FERRY, Oofendant No 18,393 NOTICE BY PUBUCATION Brenda K Fe rry DefendanJ herem whose place of res• dence IS un known but whose 1 last known ms•dence was 402 South F1 fth Street Ham•lton Ohto w•ll take not•ce that Oav•d A Ferry Pla,ntlff here•n on the 22nd day of November 1982 filed a Compra,nt agamst her 1n the Common Pleas Coun of M e1gs Coun ty Oh•o be1ng Case No 18 393 alteg•ng that she has been wil fu lly absent Irom the Plamtd f tor a pe11od ot more than one year and that she has been Qutlty of grosg neglect of du ty towards htm The dema nd at the Compla•nt •s lor a d•vorce and other relief You are requ1red to answer th 1s Complamt w•th1n twe nty e1ght days fr om the date of the last pu blica tiOn hereof The last publ• caliOn w•ll be made on the 5th day ol Janua ry 1983 You are furt her not•hed pur suant to the Oh•o Rules of C1vil Proce dure and spec•hcally Rule 75 Ill that th1s cause w•ll come on tor l1nal heanng at 9 OOA M on the 1 1th day of FP. bruary 1983 at the Court House 1n Pome1ov Oh•o Residential cards &xcapt on Perm & Com mereta) Call 742-3l9S - Spac~als ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Homes remodeling New tf you descnbe Qtve prtce The Senttne/ reserves the roght to --+-+-4-~f--i ctass1fy, edrt or retect any ad Your ad will be put on the proper ~~:J_ _r~~~~~~~ c lasstftcat•on tf you' II These cash rates check lhe proper box tnclude dtscount below _:..:_:.:_1--1---F::..::.+--! _ ~ v 1J: 14 15. - etactrioolworf< IFni8 Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 6216 or 992·7314 Pomeroy Oh10 out radtators We also 18patr Gas Tanks PAT Hill FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Oh1o II Jl mo Make m oney fo r C hr iS tm as Giveaway Good woth chotdren good watch dog Call 614 379 2609 Black Tom cat must be kept '" house has bean de clawed Ca ll 614 367 0581 Fr ee pupp.a s moced br ee d me d•um s1z e Call614 245 5671 Pa rt G erm an Sh e ph erd male 3'h yr old goo d woth childr en nee ds co untry wmdows , s1dtng , any 614 742 2752 RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only. OVER 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE IN BUILDING NEW HOMES BOGGS BONDED & INSURED SALES & SERVICE U S Rt SO East Guy sville , Ohto Authonzed John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equ tpm ent Dealer Owners Umted Craft Osby A Marlin Rodney Howery PH 992-6370 12 I lie Farm Equ1pment Parts &Servtce 1 3 tf c 11-26-1 mo. toRR9Qt168ffi81Jt6 C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION v~~l~ ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENANCE ' R f of ~;~~""~: re' eommerc~t ' Remod~IIIC ' Storm wt...., & Doo" fRH ESTIMATES ~;;~NS P1t . 742 2834 ...,. 60 2 Custom kttchen s and bath10oms Remodelin g, add on> new homes ptumbtng etectnc, >~dtng FREE ESTIMATES PH. 992·60 11 All STEEl & POLE BUILDINGS SIZes s11rt f10m 12 xl6 UTILITY BUILDINGS Stzes from 6 x6 Up to 24 x36 ~nsulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Rt 3 Box 54 Rac1oe Oh Ph 614·843 2591 10 6 ttc J&F CONTRACTING - GREG ROUSH PH 992 7583 or 992 2282 ll II ti c SWEEPER and se w~ng rna chme re pa1r part s and supplies Ptck up and delivery . O a v1 s V ac uum Cleaner. one half m1fe up Georges Creek Rd Call 446 0294 Gun shoot Rac m e Gun Club Every Sunday startmg 1 p m Factory choked guns only Rac 1na F11e Dept IS sponsor mg a gun shoot every Sat n at 6tory 30 p tght m startmg m Bas Oct han 9 Fac choke 12 gauge shotguns only AAA DRIVERS EOUCA TION CLASS Dec 06 1982 Ages 16 and ov er teJ~C&vatlng lt58Pitc systems edump truck seMce •588thng and reclatmtng •Ractne and Syracuse sewer hookup Wori< Insured and Guaranteed PH JIM CLIFFORD 992·7201 10 7 rtc Umon St m1ss out•• Athens Don t No huntmg or tr es p as smg day or n1ght on the Charles Yost & Ivan Welt farms DEER HEADS mounted Brow's Taxtdermy Terry Brown 6149853B33 or 614 985 3364 Alma Deer cut & wrapped at Maplewood lak e S 25 $5 00 extra for sktnmng Rent a Santa 614 992 6829 or 614 949 2633 Syracuse·Ractne Area The Me•g s C o F1 sh and Gam e Club w1ll have the1r regular me et1ng & annual deer feed Sat Dec 11th 1nstead of the 4th becauseof deer season still bemg tn FREE ESTIMATES PH 614-992·2681 or 614-982-3752 ANYTIME GOING Fmest Qualtty Excellent Servtce Ftsh ·Game Head Ltfe Stze Mounts Plus Htde Tanntng PH. 742-2225 11 181 mo OUT OF BUSt NESS Toys 40 % off every thmg el se 112 prtce St arts Fr1day K tdd1 e Shopp e Pom er oy Racme Gun Club du es are due S25 00 Must be pa1d before Jan 1 19B3 D eer Head s mount ed by an experten ce d ta x td e rm1 st Bob Chne Rt 2 Po tnt sktnn e d , cut 1983 Happy Holidays 4 33 - - - -- -______ ~ - \ I I I lost and Found LOST Boy 's 1983 GAHS clas s Rmg R EWAR 0 lnttlal s T S B Call 446 Ot 95 aft er 5pm ANY Giveaway PERSON who haa anythmg to g1ve away and doea not offer or anempt to offer any other thmg for ule may place an ad tn this column There w11l be no charge to the advertiser lad y t o st ay w1th me fro m Fn m o rn1n g t il l Sa t eve C le an su rt o undm gs No w o rk m volved 8 mt below Gallip o li s on Rt 7 Eu re k a Call 6 t4 256 1198 Artcraft Co ncep ts a n a t10nal needle w o fi( co mpany now seektn g c r aft t each ers and man age r s Exce ptional earnmg s pr ogr am Exc lu stv e produ ct s Co mplet e t ram1n g pr ogr am N o m vestm ent For mte rv1ew ca l l 6 14 2 5 6 9348 EARN EXTRA M o ney fl Chn stmas Sell Avon Ear n good SSS set you r own h ou rs Call 6 1 4 69B 7 1 1 1 (co ll ec t ) EA RN up t o 5 70 OOOayear l U se yo ur wor k sk11i s over seas Wnt e I J 0 . P 0 Box 36 9 Boston MA 02 129 NEED EXTR A MONEY or help w rth coll ege ex p enses? The West Vtrgm1a N ational Gu ard ca n h elp If you ar e a Jun1or o r Se m o r m Htg h Sc hoo l o r a G r adu at e you may qual1f y f o r a S 1 5 00 bonu s o r up to S4 0 0 0 co llege turtK>n ass 1st ance plu s you w il l have a secur e part tt me JOb after trammg lea rn sk 1lls m M a•n tena nce Su pply Clerw:ap Elec tr o n 1cs Good Pay Good Tr am 1n g Good Bene f 1ts The West Vtr gtn l a Nat 1o n al Gua rd 1s no ord mh y pa rt t1 me Job 1 Ca ll Se rgeant l u n on 304 675 3950 or to ll free m WV 1 800 6 4 2 36 19 ul LOST Pur e Bred German sheph erd are o f Mt Z10n Ad m Patrtot Ca ll co ll ect 3 04 Earn ex tra mon ey sell1 n g A von m Po mt Pleasant area 523 760 2 30 4 675 14 29 N o rw e 1g an Elk Hound answer s to Ft ae Ah Also s mall brown mongrel answers to · Dafter · 5 mtles north Potnt Pleasant Pr e sc hool teac her f o r Hea d start Progr am Pt Pl easa nt Mu st ha ve Ea rl y Childh oo d D eg r ee A pp ly by D ec 10 at 54 0 5 th A ve Hun tmg t o n Reward I 304 675 6788 wv 30 4 525 5151 7 12 Yard Sale Yard Sale Cent enary Town house D ec 2nd & 3rd Wooden bed clothmg what not s. dools, pots 8t pan s dtsh es Xma s dec o cu shtons and numerou s mt sc ttems Basement !':ale Thurs & Fn C l othtng dt s hwa s her knt c k kna c ks Chrt s tm as decorattons H eat o lator Follow s1gns at M e1gs Me mory Gardens S1tu at10ns Want ed LPN nur se wtll do pn va t e duty lt ce nsed m Oht o an d WV a Call 675 7 140 Tr ee tnmmm g & remova l 614 949 2 129 99 2 6040 or 614 W1tl ca re f o r th e eld erl y m o ur home Ex p en ence d LPN care g1 ve n Ph o n e 614 992 7314 Public Sale & Auctton Ta x1derm y D ee r Hea d s and Fur bea r1ng antm als R T St ew a rt Rutl a n d Oh WVa State Champion Au c t1 oneer Rtck Pearson Estate s anttqu es farm hou se holds Ltcensed Ohto WVa 304 PIANO TUNIN G l an e Da mel s. asso c of 8rU1nca rd1 Mu s1c C o Cunntn ghan s of Athen s 614 74 2 29 51 or 8 Ph one 614 74 2 3006 773 5785 or 304 773 9185 Au ct1 on every Fn ntght at the Hartford Commumty Center Truc kl oads of new mer chand tse every week Constgm ent s of new and used m erc handtse always welcom e Rtchard Reynolds Auct1oneer 275 3069 Prof es s1ona l Auctioneer Serv1 ce Over 3 0 yearsexpe n ence 1n new used and ant1que fuuture l1cen sed to auc tK>n Real Estate autos farm eqUip household bus ne ss ca ttl e hquidat1ons & antique s of all types Osby A Marttn & Rodn ey Howery 614 992 6370 614 949 2313 Wetherall Concrete, Hend erson , has shut down for the w1nter Re - open March . 31 32 6 Call AAA 593 6677 10 E obacf<hoa H&G SEWER HOOK-UPS 1017/1 ~ 3 puppte s. part Poodl e Terno r 304 675 663 3 Commerctal or Res1denhal Takmg new students tn P1 -Lung Kung Fu . Marttal Arts, self defense , mstructor Stfu Roger Burns , asststant tns Sandy Oldaker. 304 29 30 3~. type of remodel~ng 11 26-tfc GUN SHOOT cement Help Wanted Sail AVON Call 446 3358 work , pamting , storm hie, POSITIVELY no hunttng on Supple Farm Horseltck Road Galltpohs Ferry WV L__: __ ;:~~~~~~~--------J I, 11 fee, Gladys, and gtve cards a chance to off " 6 month old g erman she pherd & bo rd er colh e mt xe d Female All s hot s & wormed To ntce hom e ceram1c - Concnna worf< - Plum.,.. Wid 675· 7722 anytome f6.' _ _ 35. I ~ 'Mill This Coupon with Remltt1nce 1· The DillY Sentinel • I ~ 111 courthst.5769. A or 985 99 96 wrapped 304 675· 1498 ~ -- - 985 3929 Ph DEER 18 - - - - -- - 19, 20 21 22 23 T, l1 : HAVE SOME EASY ASSUMPnON lOANS AVAILABLE WITH 17 25 26 12: Available for Pnvat e Part 1es Pleasant 304 675 1448 2~ 1'o: work 15 Years Experrence --+-+....:.+....:.-f--i fully, . exten stve .Custom Pole Bldgs & Garages -Roofmg Work -Aiummum & Vtnyl Stdmgs You'll get better results )Wanted ) For Sale JAnnouncement 1For Rent Open New Yea r s Eve 7 30 12 30 Open New Years Absolutely no hunt1ng or my Pnnt one word '" eac h space below Er~ch m ftftal or group of ftgures counts as a word Count name and address or phone number tf used VACANT 3 BEDROOM BRIQ( HOllE- Uv1ng1oom has woodburn mg Ireplace, I II bath, hardwood lklotS, well constructlli and IIISU~ted Asktng $34,900 " Let s go and have a cup of ' 4 SCHEDULE Mon Weds -Sat N1ghts 7 30 to 10 00 Sunday200to430 Open Chnstmas Eve Closed Chnstmas 1-----------l-----------1------------1 farm day or ntght Peterson Rutland e£1ectnc 6 PH.I43-2075 2 26 tlc Address•--------- '5.. CALL US TO lilY OR SELL Nlncy .Ia )IIn- A$sot:ilte Pomeroy Oh Ph 992·2174 Name ___________ 2 3 Racine, $150 to $250. SMITH NElSON MOTORS, INC. Wr•te your own ad and order by mall wtth th1 s coupon Cancel your ad by phone when yo u get results Money not refundable LARRY E SPENCER CLERK OF COURTS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO I ill 24 tt 21 I 8 15 22 29 tt I 5 7tc LIM DOWN PAYMENT & INTEREST. COMPLETE RADIATOR SERVICE flom the Smallest Heater Core to the Largest Radtalor Radtalor Spectahsl NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs Expenence Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell I VI 3 24 tf c For all your wtnng L=======':':'":' :·:·~~===O:r:,.::::;r:l==1=0/:2:5/:tt:c~===~====A:::10=rf:::r~ ~ Public Notice Also Transm•sston PH . 992-5682 or 992 -7121 SKATE-A-WAY We HOO*'hkten Budteye BIRCHFIELD TAXIDERMY POMEROY - Remodeled 3 bedroom home on 4 lots pretty klchen, carpet Ftreplace loed for wood burner $24 500 00 Nov 22 1982 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 3 Announcements SYRACUSE- 3 Bedroom rouse on State Rt 124 Gotxl condttvn nK:e 1!( porches, worl!;hop $35,00000 I cert 1ly th e lo rego•ng to be a truP. and co rrect copy ot Ordonance No 1 1 26 82 duly adopted by Coun c•l at the Villaqe at M•ddlepon Oh•o on St Rt 124 Pomerov, OH MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Approved Nov 22 1982 OWNER MOYING - 2 weeks and you coukl be mlh~ 3 bedroom, large hvmg room, utility room, and add-on JOOiile home w~hcomer ld Owner anxiOus to W!Jk terms. let's taiUsk11g $17,000 Ren111s tn - Backhoe> - Dump Trucks - Lo Boy - Trencher - Water -Sewer -Gas lJnes -Septc Systems LARGE OR SMALL JOBS PH 992 2478 1171mopd x 62' Call lor tnfonnalton 13ACRES- lrontson hardtop road 4 bedroomoklerhome Uvtng toom 5 12'xl8' Close to evl!f'/lhl1g /6~ng$li,OOO moth w, s - r htr With lov· tnc care. For you do not know htr value, till 11111 111 no lon&tr there. Ytry S.dly m\ssod by Dlll&hter, lrL Helen Jeffers end famll . PULLINS EXCAVATING -Dozers TWO Camptl1t lots tn Portland Near Rtver - 62' x 100' and 45' CERTIFICATE lmplvymve..--lvr •lava rooms, roof1ng , carpet, declared to be an emergen cy measure necessary tor the ommf!cllate nreservaton ol the publ•c peace hea lth and sa fety at th1 s Villaqe and lor thP. lur!hPr reason that the •mme d•atP. 1ssuance and sa le ol the Notes IS necessa ry to pr otect pr operty ann the perso ns w•t h•n the Vil lage wherefore th• s 01rl 1nance shall be 1n l ull Ioree and ellect from and •mmed•ately alter •t s pa ssaqe Be1nard Fultz Sohoto• Roger Hysell GARAGE Kttten s Call 446 046 7 after 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 CENTRAL REALTY WE oOryers •Fraazars PARTS .and SERVICE 614 664 4761 Hours week day s 5 t o 9PM Weekends 1 2 n oon 10 9PM Full bl ooded Australian blu e he eler ma le 1 1 m onth s Ca ll \ 100 Real Est•te-General So llltlny ttin&s well do tomor rtll, but lllllltiTOW III'IW Clmo. So to those who htve 1 w:~~~~~es Midtleport, OH. Pll 992 2725 L1m1ts- Across from ~, Public Notice All Makes •Washers •Dosh· needs; furnaces repair servtce and t 11 t InS a a ton . 3 t 1 lf c Public Notice KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 ley. call ~~~~~~~~~~~M~tl~c~~~~~~~~I~I/~~~/~I~~~~~~~~~~~~II~J~I~~~~~~~~~~~3~7~n~c~~~~~~~~~l2~1~1~m~o~=ome Call 446 8647 ~tm FREE Vmyl & Alum mum YOUNG'S RADIATOR ESTIMATES 446 4944 SIDING SERVICE CARPENTER SpeCializing '" Add· BISSElL We can repa1r and re4PM SERVICE ons, kitchens , bathcore rad1ators and - Addonelnd "'modeling heater cores We can SIDING CO. - Roof01g and gutter wort< also ac1d b01l and rod Real Estate-General 1100 UIIO ""'-This Ad Good For IWODWORKS •Gutters withalluti~tesandbaths WY IIJ.5t mo R:JE~s:Ooo~ 7~v H. L WRITESEl NEW LISTING - On the edge of Pomen)/ One acre and a 2 bedroom home lor $12,00000 :: o n~d o ,.,. , .. , ..,.. ......_ 4_,,,.. .... U~ 1 o 1SW 01 d 1 ~/& P n<Oion~ 1• 1 ......... o ... 4WI Cheol'" r. .., ... o... w.~ '~ lin..,.,.,. deer htdes Gm seng. trap pmg supplies George B uc k h~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==============~~==~~~~~~4~5~tc~~~~~~~~~~~ pot buHdog . shots. 2 yrs old 2 FOR I - 1 room s tn each • •uC-l0 4 TANKS INST'ALLED CARU AL Ph. 742-2328 Wanted To Buy RAW FUR BUYER Boot & FOR FUTURE usE" 11 3 1mo Ph. 992-2772 lrl!l gas heat ' Moo.. n [u 9 To good home brml e femal e l.AliGEFARM- 350 acres on Rt. 124 Ten room renovated f<rm home wrth 2 baths and 1 T I /11 .,..,.,.couftl f 49 . ... ... ... Public Notice NOW 61 62 63 ft4 lo /,,,Jr.,,., r III J.! ..... c<><~-' '' no - ~. /1111/. < , /u/1"" SEPTIC INSULATIQN NICE BRICK - One of the better hones WI Pom8'oy Just nght tor a fanily Furn5hed ki , 3 bedroons, 2 baths and 0.,1 ( /11H1j11 , j Aa::··- ••11' ""'o 17 A..,.., II Co mp.,f l - u. WHEREAS th r C lf!rk Treasurer as l•sca l oll •ce r has ce rt •lierlto th 1s Counc I that the est1ma tcd I fp of the orOJt!C t df!SCflbed n tho:; ord nanr.r s Jt least 5 year s th at thr max•mum matu11ty at the bonds re ferr ed to here•n •s 10 yf'ars and tha t the ma x1rnum malt111ty ot thP. notes rele11ed to heretn to be •ssued •n ant•opal!on ot the bond s •s 8 vf'ars •I sold publicly or 1 yf'ar ol sole! pnvatPiy and Mrs BIII. Chapman and sons Mr and Mrs Robert Jewell and Mrs Cora Jewell were Thursday dinner guests at the Halliday A tklns home. Mr and Mrs. Don Anderson and family of Greenville, S. C., spent the weekend with Mrs. Bessie Graham and visited other relatives Mr and Mrs Larry McGrath and family, Guysvllle, Mr Otis McGrath, Athens, were Thursday dinner guests o! Mr and Mrs. Earl MeG rat h. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oawne Stanley were Mr. and Mrs BUI Scott and son. George d NelsonvUie and Steve Stanley o! Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Epple visited Mr. and Mrs. BobAllenandfamUy, Zanesvllle; recently. n;~:ne .wroR . 1-1614)-992-3325 Ill Court Sl Powroy Olllio 45769 A note on canning venison Please bP ca reful as you can venison Dtrectlons for manning meat have Changed drastically In the last few years Proper canning procPdu res for venison take time, care and sklll as well as a pressure ca nner' If you want to know the proper procedures contact the M etgs County E xtension Of!lcP Harrisonville Social News 2 E. PHONEStnllnel 992-2156 Classrhed Or Wnte D~tlly cover control study by the National Cancer Institute failed to find any r elationship betwe<>n saccharin and canc er tn the general popul ation They were concerned about men who smoke heavily and white, nonsmoking women In regard to bladder canc er That concern does not m ean they were able to prove any relationship other th an colncl· dence. In other words, they did not pro ve a cau se and e !!ect r elationship A more recent study done Independently by six epidemiologists found nothing but chance variation They noted that the subgroups were too small for meaningful analysis and there was no Increase w1 th Increasing dose Specifically then, If you use even five or six soft drinks a day the saccharin Is not likely to be a threat For other reasons I'd rather see you drtnk fruit juices and fortlflPd skim milk DEAR HELEN r quit an o!flce job sev eral years ago to do housekeeping In private homes because I enjoy the work My question Is, why can't women be businesslike about running their homes'( They "forget" to pay me, cancel at the last moment, too late VIRGIL B. sR . 216 for me to find another day's wmk: aren't home when I arrtveand havt neglected to leave a key In the usual place, expect me to babysit lor no extra pay; suspect me wltrout reason, and, If they aren't working mothers, try to settle In cash so they can avoid Social Securtty taxes. I'm another woo thinks employ· ers d household help should give, as well as demand, references Or else they should take lessons In how to be good bosses. - THINKING TGWICE ABOUT BEfNG A HOUSEKEEPER Got a problem? An adult subject for discussion• You can talk It over In her column If you wrtte to Helen Bottel, care of this newspaper The Daily Sentinel ORDINANCE NO 1126·82 PROVIDING FOR THE ISSUANCE OF $90,000 FIRE HOUSE NOTES IN ANTIC!· PATtON OF THE ISSUANCE OF BONOS FOR THE PUR POSE OF CONSTRUCTING AN ADDITION TO THE FIRE HOUSE AND THE NECES· SARY APPURTENANCES AND EQUIPMENT THERETO, AND DECIAR· lNG AN EMERGENCY Migraine may be a possibility many embrace out of spite. Yes, I'm a bigot Loving America and mankind makes me !D -JIM JIM· Yes, you're a bigot But even unloving, prejudiced, flag·wavlng paranoids deserve equal time You got It, Jim, though for sure, I wouldn't want you to m arry my sister' - H LAFF -A -DAY ~EAFORD(H t;:=::::::;:J&;::::;L~B~LO~W~N:;::::::==:-r,::::::::::::::::=:-r;::::::: . cur=our::::::r;:::::::::=====;l TRAII£R LOT- Near Mtddleport wlh all utirtll!S avat~ble one half mch thick Dry T est Brittle, as a green slick 11 won't snap clean, as a dry sttck does Be sure to test It after It cools, because It's pliable when still warm , even though enough mols· lure ts out of It Unsalted j erky - ThiS does not m ean unseasoned- there's a bit of salt for flavor- but the m eat Is not salted heavily to draw out moisture or to act mildly as a preservative Health By Lawrence Lamb, M.D DE AR DR LAMB - l am a woman m m y ea rly 30s For years I have suffer ed from severe hea d aches as far ba ck as chtldhood They have gott en very severe to the point of no relief from any ty pe of aspirin on the m arket and beliPve me, I have tt tPd t hem aU I ha ve se<>n m anv doctor s and all I hear Is that II IS psycholog tca l or just nerves I' ve had Px ten stve examination s and all I get ts an expensive bill M y headac hes ar e two severP ones each month that come a few days before or after m y menstrual period They are centered m my left eye, wtth a s harp point down the left side of m y neck There ts numbness and pressure on t hts stde of the face I beco m e stc k and begm vomiting The headaches last two days, one If I'm lucky Asptrtn Just doesn' t help at all Can you help me? I have spent so much m oney on doctors My m oney Is gone but the pam Is st ill there DE AR READER - Of cou rsP I hav e not seen the result of your tests and I do not know what medicines you have tried other than aspirin, If any But your story suggests migraine headaches There are different varlati:>ns of migraine headac hes but yours ts typic al enough to justify a trial of medicines used to treat migraines Migraine headaches, If they are mild, can be r ellevPd by asptrm The more severe ones require other medicines A good test for a diagnosis Is to use ergotamine tartrate. U It Is used early m treatment II may abort the head ache. II It does, you must certainly bave migraine headaches There are a number d things you can do lor mlgrai.Aes. In some people, when the first sign o! a migraine starts, caffeine, In a strong cup of coffee, will abort the attack. Later 1n the attack It Is of no help. Your diet Is also Important. they hate In addlti:m to being the world's most promiscuous group, they are also the world's prime proselyt es, determined that everyone should appreciate the gay experience They 're not only cruisers but highly active recruiters And I've known for years they prefer young kids Yet male and female gays differ In one Important area · Lesbians hate men and would stamp them Into the mud Male h:>mosexualsdo not hate women I could go on lor pages giving examples to prove my words The gist of my letter Is that homosexu· als are thesecon<\greatest threat to Amerk?a, next tothecommunlstm 13 The Daily Senline Business Services Real Estate-General He'd best forget his affair with this married man By liE LEN BOTTEL D 10\R HE L F.N Ld st summer I had a sexual enro unt r t with a guy 1 work wtth Hr's 28 1Pat s old and m arned I'm 2o ,md ma le a ga) Aftet wm ds he avmded me and 11ouldn t spea k , w htch m ade me 1rn upset But Just' ecent\) he has beco m e h tendil£' t Should I tell htm ho11 huch he hu r t me or pretend nothmg evrt happened• - TE N NF.SSEE BL UES . :AR TDINESSEE 1 1) Ohio 9 Wanted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Ol dfurn1 ture and Ant1que s of all kmd s c all Kenneth Swam 446 3159 or 256 1967 on th e ev enmgs 614 992 208 2 CHAIR CANIN G E<pe ri exp en enced sea t weav•ng lan e D a nt e l s 6 1 4 7 4 2 29 51 or 6 14 992 208 2 (N o r efmt shm g I Wtll baby s1t m my ho m e Day or eve nmgs 6 14 992 6829 13 In surance SANOY AN O BEAVE R In sur ance Co has oHe red se rvtces f or f 1re m su rance coverag e 1n Gallt a Coun t v for almo st a cen tu ry Fa rm hom e and p er sona l p ropert y coverag es are av a1 l abl e t o meet mdtv tdual nee d s Con t ac t Foster l ew1s agent Ph on e 379 2204 Ar e yo u p aymq too mu ch for yo ur hosp ital health 1nsu ran ee Call C.H r oll Sn ow den 44 6 4290 - - -- - - - - Buymg Gold Stiver Platt num old co1ns , scrap ttngs & Silv erware Da1ly quotes avatlable Als o co1ns & cotn suppli es for sale Spr 1n g Vall ey Tradtng Co Spnng Vall ey Plaza 446 8025 or 446 8026 W e pay cash for late model cl ea n used cars Fren cht o wn Car Co Bill Gen e Johnson 446 0069 Wanted to buy tobacco poundage , wtlt pay top pr tce Call 614 379 2155 Wanted to buy Square Dane tng outftts All Stzes. men ' s and women ' s Call 446 4537 RAW FUR Htghest pnc es patd lake Jackson Fm & 15 Sc h oo l s lns tr u c tt on Kar at e the ultornate m self defe n ce <~II pr !Ville lesso n s M en women & r. htldren ln stn.. ct•on thru bla ck belt Al so av atlab iP Kar <~ t e um form s puchmq an d kock mg bag s and protecttVE' I'QlH p ment Jerry Lovve ry & Asso Cla t es K;n atl' Stud1u 14 3 Burli nqton Arl Jil ckson Oh Call614 286 307 4 18 W anted t o D~ G enernl H iluhng and Tras h removel Servtce Relta bt e and dcpendil ble Ci! ll 446 3 159 ilfler 6PM 256 1967 Fur Call 614· 682 -7448 BEDS IRON , BRASS old fumtture , gold, stlver dol Iars, wood tee boxes . ston e Jars, antiques , etc Com plete households Wrtt e M D M1ller. At 4 , Pom er oy Nur smg m pr1va t e home Oayt tme on ly 1n Ga l ltpol ts or Pt Pl easan t Wt ll g 1ve r ef 1t requ tred Call 458 18 18 J!ln jUJslal __ Oh Or 992 · 7760 Gold. sliver, sterling 1e welry, nngs, otd coms & currency Ed Burkett Barber Shop', 3476 Moddloport 992 No Item to large or to Small Will buy one p18ce or com pleta household New, used. or ant1que fumtture 614 992· 6370 21 ausmess Opportumty 1- - - - - - - - - Urgently n ee ded f o ur tadt es to tra1n as bea uty advt sors No exp en ence necess ary Unhmtted ea rnm gs Full or part t1me work fr o m ho m e Call 614 367 0490 5162 or 446 1988 675 • �Page - 14 - The Daily Se ntinel 22 Money to Loan Pomeroy - They'll Do It Every Time HOME LOAN S 12 % fixed ra\e . Lea der M ortgage , Ohio 8/INQIIET on ly 1 - 800 - 341 - 6554 . wv •. 614 -592 -3051 Bal-r~ Mll<i?C> iHE EMCEe HAS t>~MP!.E UP WITH lH& ATH!.& T" ,!"HO CANCELLED OUT ... - vALE C3RAD. ALL -AME:RICAN 23 C& L Bookk eepi ng ""'''' "'""'" ~ OToOTIIS'-1'"•- 1 " " ' " ' t! - g Ca rol N eal 446 · 386 2 r--- PIANO TUNING & REPAIR Ca ll Bill Wa rd for app oint · BALL! NO, NO! THE MARINES! ~ ~ J (; ~ ,~ Ke yboard . HAIR J HIS INTROS APE LOH@ER "THAN PA \ I<E-TTLElS uNC7Ei~WEA" ... ~' 'f ( Tl<AT 60085 INTI<Ot>UCTION SPHOIIS LIKo HOME MOVI!OS-GOeS ON ANt> :\ 1 446 -4372 PERMANENT I C'IIJN'TPLAVFOOT· E>W& Bookkeeping & tux servic e for all types of busin esse s Ward ' s NO.NO! -, I<UT(!JERS 1 TACKLE ... SIJ( 'fEARS IN TH" ARM'{ SEF<VIN& OW<NA110N --· WAf< HERO ARTIST, Profession al Services ment . 51 Household Goods ~ONANC>W& ' ~ REMOVAL Profess ion al Electro lysis Cent er . In c .. A M A Approved . Dr Re ferrals . Gi f t Certifi c at es. n ew h o urs . By app o intm ent, 304 -675 -6234 . -rAIUf.J(Z; RALPH SCHULTZ, Raal htate ~~ ~ ~ 'I bl9 6WLC7 t7R1VE:, Vt:='N ICE . J 41 Houses for Rent 44 Apartment' for Rent 1 mi . below Eureka 2 bdr ., bath . reference . 5150 dep Call 614 -643 · 29 16 House for sa le on land con tra ct , Cheshire, Oh 7 Furnished e ffien cy. Utilitie s pd . 5 135 . 1 v2 Neil Av e .. Gallipolis. 446 -4416 after7 p. m . Pomeroy · 2 bd . room unfur· nish ed hou se . 5195 . mo Security deposit. 5100 . plus utiliti es . Aft er 6 -ca ll 614 - rm s .. basement. ga ra ge . wo rk shop . gas furnance 6 14 -3 88 -8276 2 bdr . unfurni shed apt . in Crow n City . Call 614 -256 6520 . 992 -2288 . F o r Sale - Repossessed House . 3 bd .r oo m s. all refin ished. new carp et throug ht . Sits on 3 acres . Lo cated on 4 room ho u se. Preferably adult s. no pet s. 61 4 -992 - 2 bdr . apt . partially furnish . newly remodeled , gas heat. riverfront view . water paid . Bashan Rd . Exc . te rm s t o 39B1 . Coll446 -3919 . Ni ce 3 bedroom hous e 5250 . month . 5 100 . deposit . Ref erences needed . Near mine 1 6 14 -742- Furnished e ffiency . Utilitie s pd .. 701 4th Ave .. Gallipo- right party Co ntact Ban k O n e of Pomeroy . 614 -992 · 2 133 HOUSE M eadowbr ook Ad · dit ion . 3 bedroom s. family room with firepalce . central air . basement , pho ne 304 - lis . S150 . Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . 2126 . 6 r oom s & bat h. unfurnished . Depo sit req ui red . New paint & ca rp et in g. 675 -1542 LOVELY 3 bedro om . we ll 6 14 -992 -3090 . i nsulated. full ba se ment . 1- - - - - - - - - fenced back yard . ou t build - FIVE bedro om . 2 11; bath s. ing. c urt ain s in c lud ed . beautifully decorate d Victogrea tly r edu ced Mu st see to rian. c ar pe t s. drapes . formal apprec iat e. 304 -675 -4338 . dining ro om . gas h ea t , 5550 month 304 -675 FO A sa le or rent , 4 room 6B04 . house. on Chestnut Ridge. 1- - - - - --- - - large lot . S14 ,000 or ren t Furnish ed 4 -roorn co ttage . 5125 . a month. 575 dep· Adult s No Pets 304 -675 os 1t . p hon e aher 3 p.m . 145 3. 30 4-675 -7689 . 1 Very ni ce h home . 2 bedroo m . unfurni shed. reasona ble r ent . downtown. 304675 -4624 between 6 and 8 House . need s repairs . situ ated on larg e tot in Hender · 304 -675 - p.m Furnished apt . 3 bdr. 5195 . water paid . c hildren & pets acceptable. 131 4th AVe, Gallipolis. 5150 . Call 446 441 6 aft er 7PM . 1- 304 -273 -9745 . $195 mo. 5n , fprintO ,d3 I 2 &. 3 bedr . trailer lot for 1ent. Call446 -1062 . Furnis hed 2 bdr . trailer with bath &. half at Evergreen. Out 1 60 2 V~ m i. will accept TRI - STATE MOBIL E HOMES IJSE D- CARS . TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446 -7572 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS . RT 36 . PHONE 446 -7274 12xe0 2 bdr . Budd y mobile home. Set up with 2 or 4 loti , gas heat, rural wa t er . Plentz Subdivision . Call 448 -1240 children & pata. Call 446 0167 . 1-------- - - -- - - - Eureka 2 bdr ., furnished , riverfront lot . ref . & dep. Call 614 -643 -2844 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1970 Squiret mob . home for ute or rent . good con d., Crown City. Call446· 3825 . 2 bdr ga1 & water fur · nlahad , no pata, 1200.1 100 dap . Call alter e. 448 -4746 . Adulu only, no pets . tot al electric . Call 387·7438 . 1981 Govener 1 4,;60 w ith 21 ft . roll out . inclu des air co nd .. underpinning and 2 buildings. setti ng on ni ce lot close to town Call 446 - Mobile home tore rent , adults only . Call 446 -3 368 . 2062 . S76 daposrt . Cal l 614 -367 7743 . USED M OBI LE 676 -2711 HOME . 2 35 Lots & Acreage Ni ce lot 10 area 's best subdivisK:m . approved for FHA & VA loan . ow n er finance . 2 bedr oo m mobile homo, adults. no petl , references , Call bdr extra nice near sho pp i ng plaza . Private. adults only , no pets . Ref . &. dep . r equired . Call 446 - 2491 3 bedro o m Mobil e Home. Approxima te ly 6 miles from Pomeroy or Middleport . Rt . 143 . 614 -992 -5B5B . 614 - 256 - ' - - - - - -- -- 1216. I 3 bd . room co mpl ete ly furnish ed . Nic e loca ti on . 614 20 acres close Chester . 992 -3955 or 614 -992 Beautiful woo ded homes it e. _ 7479 Land co ntract . $10 ,900 . or l- - - -- - -- - best offer . 614 -985 -43 2 1 TWO mobil e homes for rent o n At 2 abo ut 5 minutes Tw o acre lots - 150 tt . ro ad fr om town . Call after 6 . frontage. city water. behind _ _ 304 675 62 77 84 Lumbar. Call 304 -675 - '- - - - - - - - - 6B73 or 675 -361B . ,-J,t, MILE out Sandhill Ad . 304 -675 -3B34 . BHAI;;tlti 43 Farm s for Rent 41 Houses for Rent Small furni shed house. 1 or 2 aduhs only. Cal l 446 - 033B . For rent or for sa le. house. 5 mi. from town . no pet s Ca ll Secluded . mini farm , all fenced , remode l farm home, wit h 4 bedr ., S300 per mo . Clalond Raolty 992 -2259 . 44 446 -116B. Apartment for Rent G.E . auto wa sher. harvest gold. guaranteed. $110 . Kenmor e auto washer , S11 0 .. white . Bo th 30 day warranties . Call446 -8181 . $195 mo. Sa. fc lat44 Very nice two bedroom apartment in Kanauga. c ar pet ed. stove , refri gerator, washer -dryer hookup. Call Furnished 3 r. private bath. 845 2nd. Avo .. Gallipolis. Ref . preferred . Call 446 - 246 -681B . 2215 . Modltrn 3 bdr . full ba se · ment: N . 160. 8 m i. from Holzer Medical Center . Ref . Small furnish ed effiency. 1 professional type male only . Center air & heat. Call & soc . dap. Call 446 -0695 . Furnished houee· 241 Jack - eon Pike. Gallipolis, $ 17 5, water paid. 2 bdr . Call 446 -033B . 2nd floor furnished apt . Adult s only, no pets . You pay own utilities. 729 2nd 446-4416 after 7PM . Ave . Ca ll 446 -0957. Unfurnished house. 2 ~dr . , Hou ses and 1 & 2 bdr. apartments for rent . HUD program available . A-One Real Estates, Carol Yeager, Neighborhood Rd. Galhpolil. Call 446-4416 after 7PM . uoo 3 bedroom homo with lam· ily room & gtrlllf. t300 month. Rtf. 'lnd ' depol~ required . Jullt outoldt GoAl· olio C.ll Mr. Gemmell, ~ 1 6:428-6320 after &PM. collect 1-304 -273 -9746. 6196 mo. t Realtor. Call 304 - 8756104 or 676-53B8. Nicely furnilhld mobile home, central air, 1 mile below city over1ooklng river, adulta only. Clll44e-0338 . 446 -3925 . Apartments . 304 - 875 · 6648 . APARTMENTS, and Galllpolla . 614 -446 8221 or 614 -245·9484. Unfurnished apartments for rent . Cell Automotive Supply, 8 till 6, 304 -675 2218 , 304 -675 -6753. TWO bedroom apartment , excellent condition, newly painted . carpeted, washer & dryer hookup, private en trance , off street parking . reference required , 304 - 676 -1962. lowaat prlcea . RADCO , 304 -623 · 1378. For 1118 lump coal & fire· wood . Zlnn Coa l Co ., Inc . Call 446 -1408 . Firewood for aala . Call 814 - 3B8-9681 . WOODBURNING STOVES Free standing fireplace in serts, mobile home and furnance ad-ona . Jividen• Farm Equipment. Call 446 · 1676. Rayle Coa l Co ., Upper Rt . 7 . Gallipolis . House coal for sale . Call 446 -9200. 4 room apt . stove and refrigerator furnished . yArd and basement. 304 -6767541 evenings . Firewood , 6100 . dump truck load . Delivered . Call 614 -38B -9687. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homa Park . Route 33 , North of Pomeroy . large lots. Ca ll 992 -7479 . Phone 304 -773-5654 daily or for evening appointment Phone 304 -773-6440 after 5 p. m . I~irs band lee SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE STORE 62 Olive St ., Galli polis . King coal & wood heaters with fan $469, set box spring & amattre11 $100, firm 1120, sofa - loveseat & chair S199, love seats 870, new coal & wood heaters as low as 1399 with blowers, used coal & wood heaters. new dinet seta 875 & up, refrigerators, rangos , bunk beds complete $170 , bunkiea mattrlll81 $40. chests. dre11ers, TV's. Call 446 -3159 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES - Wllhlrt, dryere, refrigerators. rongeo. Skeggo Ap· pllancoo, Upper .River Rd ., beoidt Stone Croot Motel. 446 -7398 . 4 -hole 14' meg wheel s &. tires for small pickups , 2 -16 ' mud grip tires & wheels for VW. 2 good front seats for Moto X bicycles , mfg . bY Ideal . 6126 . Betz Honda Sales. 446 -2240 . Mobile home tires and axels , 15 in ., 3 of each, $200. 4 Call 614 -388 -9025 . Fuel oil stove with tank . movie camera with projec tor in very good cond . Call 614 -367 -0581. 8 :00 .·· ~·- -- Auto Parts & Accessories ....._ I J · t 1 ' 30 Short bed topper, good· condition, S100 . 304 -676-6476 . Magnavox 8 hr VHS video machine. $600 . Girts white r======::=::::::;:::::::::::::':·':"':':''*:':'"~ ==-,-:----:c:----- Minolta carmera SRT-200 . Case & strap . 136 M M lens. Set of close up lens. 2x co nverter. Flash , $226 . exc . co nd . Coll614 -388 -9364 . Firewood. 636 . truck load . S66 . a cord . Split and 949 -2160 or 2B34 . 614 -742 - New solid oak furniture, lot of misc.items. Buy direct and save . Christmas lay-a· way avai lable . Open Sun - days . CONKELS ANTIQUES -Tuppers Plains . Rt .7. S & E Gifts Shop selling entire stock . Call 614 -992 5162 . Across from Codners in Syracuse. Oh . Grave blankets . 614 -992 - 7320 . thing down! Take over pay ments S58 .00 monthly . (4'x8 '} flashing arrow sign . ew bulbs . letters . Hale 1 -800 -626 -7446 I will pay 26c per lb. for tobacco quota. 304 -676· $175 . 304 -676 -14B2. 2911. large size hutch. four glass doors A - 1 condition, must sacrifice . 304 -676 -2529 af ter 3 p .m . 55 Building Supplies rouwood antique cholra ·all radont . 1200. each or both for 1300. 614-982-284e . Cali Robert Horpor for Gin· 11ng and Yellowroot prlcea . 304-e75-1283 . BUYING and sailing uHd huvy lqulpmtnt (ogrlcuitu· ral. conttructlon, mining, chomlcol lnduatry. ate .} through conslgnmant for 1 national company . Starting ot 116,000. volu1. Coli Robert L Htrper. 304· 675· 1283. FIREWOOD, 180 . cord, 130. 'II cord, dtllvortd· 111ckod, 304 -875-e36e . 'I• CARAT di1mond tngogtment ring, 10 carat white gold aattlng, 1260. oxcol· lent Chrlatmaa gilt, 304675 · 5644. Firewood, 130.00 load apllt, 126., unapllt, dallvarod, 304 -675 · 1206. Two diamond engagement rings. 1-weddlng band and 1-pre-engagement ring, appraised at over t1100 . Will sellaepartely or all for *600 . $300 . 614 -742 -3033 . 24x24 , $6 , 960 . Lumber furnished . Can d eliver. Other sizes . Call 1 - 614 -886 -7311 . NEW SHIPMENT sheets for all building purposes . Flat porcelian enamel coated . 4x8 thru 4 x 12 . Prices , S7 .00 to &9 .60. Odds sizes for trailer under - pinning . 614 -667 -30B5 . Pets for Sale KENNEL Boarding all breeds . AKC Reg . Oobarmans pups and Doberman Stud Service. DRAGONWYND CATTERY • KENNEL . AKC Chow pup plea, CFA Hlmoloyon, Peralan and Slam••• kittens . C1ll 44e -3844 1fttr 4PM. table . 304 - 675- Dinette set, like new $160. 304 -773-5967. Hay for sale . Orchard graas. Timothy & clover. Stored at lasher Farm. Rutland, Oh . Goebel Angus Farm , Cool - villa , 1-614 -667 -3838 ev enings & weekends . Hay for sale . large & Small 71 Autos for Sale 1980 Light blue Blutr will moko dul. A• for Ktvln Will, e14-3e7-7234 oft1r 3 :16PM, 6 fu ll blooded Boogie pupa 126. aoch . 304-876-8145 . 1876 67 Musical Instruments -ItELECTRIC organ. 304 -458 t 617 . 58 & Fruit Vegetables Cougar XR7 351 . P.S .• p .b .. a.c ., a.t. , crulte, t .w ., am-fm tipe. 11,360. 614 ·982-6575 . t 978 LX Hondo, now Mi· chelln tlrea . Coli 614-982 6460 . HARTS Uaad Cars, Now Haven West Virginia . Over 20 laaa expenelva cera in stock . 1876 FORD 4 door oadln. 68 100 lB . 1 apples, 87 buahel, Ray burn's Ohio . Market. Kanauga, ~"' lqppllwa II Lh 11\QAk 61 Farm Equipment JIVIDENS FARM EQUIPMENT 446-1675 NEW·· long tractors, Vermeer balers &. hay equipment. bale movers &. ps , pb, air conditioning, cheap, good condition . $796 . 304 - 45B - 1854 evenings. 1980 Turbo Trans matlc, po, pb, 81295 . 304 896 -3696 . Trucks f o f Sale t973 chevy pickup 53,000 Herrls~poney, corn p18nter, ·plows, dloc, round beler, goo1e nack grain trlller, J.D. monu rtt opnttdor. WE BUY USED EQUIPMENT! 1 largo bin wtll hold 1pproxl· mttlly 1,600 lbo., of grain omel oonltNctlon. Ctll614· 379-2608 , Wholt lhell oorn ..,, Dec. te. per 100 lbe. with ooclto te. pro ••'*ed· Morgon'1 Woodlawn Farm, Pliny Rt. 36. 304·6'l!6· 2275, 9 ,30 ~:~ouat a bact Stroot. Vans & 4 W.O. 1980 Jeep CJ-5 good cond ., 4 extra wheels. Coli 446-3607. on that penci I! !Closed Capt1onedl (I) Facts of Life 'Missing Chi ldren: Mother's Story ' (I) Who Lindbergh 160 min .} Six Great Ideas 'Ju s· tice.· Dr. Adler d1 scusses w hy JUStice 1s the key to an tndivldual' s pur su11 o f happtness . (60 mtn .) HIS DOCTOR WA5 RIGHT., . ORVILLE WA5 TRYING 11'1 HI~ WAY...TO REACH OUT GET eiLL BACK INTO THE FAMILY IW51NE55. Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446· 3888 or 448· 4477 United C·r aft Ptumblng end ~ heating service . No job to ·· \ large or to email . OabY -~~ A . Martin, Rodney Howery. ... &UT WHEN HE GOT TO KNOW YOU AS Hl6 'NURSE,• HE REALIZED WHAT A tJVp~,q PERSON YOU REALLY ARE/ u lieutenant's Woman ' ing Pool' ~~- ,• .,"' Japan Clemson Wake Forest Cll CD Motorcycle• THAR 10:30 ON TH' IT 15 ·· 11 FLOOR NEITHER ~ .... ----~------------ · Now Hauling houte coal . ! lump or stoker up to 8 ton . . •. \ Umeatone. top soil , fill dirt. ~-~ Coll614-367-7101 . .' l ~ ,oo U the Charlie ll-'1- ---------------- ' UPHJ~JN:JiHoP .-:: l , 1183 Soc. Ave., Gallipolis ~·· ' 441·7833 or 446·1833. ' t 878 Suzuki 5110 hto been rocked, m1ka offar. Call 4lll· 1897. MOWREY& Upholllory Rt. 1 lox 124, Pt. Ploaaant, 304-e?e-4164. Ill Star Time (jj) Guitar (1) Newscenter ([) Ail In tho Family Cll lll Cll CD G2l News (I) News/ Sports/ Weather (f) Dave A llen at large (JUI Eyewitness News 11 :30 U (1) (I) Tonight Show (]) Another Life ([) MOVIE' 'Between Two Worlds' Cll Benny Hill Show Ill Cll Archie Bunker's Place (f) PBS Late Night I1Di All In the Family CD 1]21 Nightline 12:00 (1) SRO' Country Rock '82 The Oakridge Boys, t 1874 Y1m1h1 Enduro ~lrt bike, 2,800. mlln. Ctll458· 1817. Cap- (jj) Newswatch IT AIN'T -;8::7;-~U:-p7h-o71s_t_a.,.. ;y_____ 74 !Clo sed (]) Superviews '· I - - - - - - '!.' :! (l2J Dynasty Kry s- 160 min I tioned ! BAR\T.Y ''\\ JIMS Water Service. Coli Jim Lanier, 304-675 -7397. _ .t vs . tle 's ex -husband arnv es 1n Denv er and Fallon 1nst111 s doubts 10 Blak e about Adam not being h1s son We'll do it. Ca ll 446-3159 or r 614-266-1967 altar 6. -llo, etc. John Blake, 614882-5858 . m (!) NCAA Football : Mirage Bowl from Jokyo , General Hauling Cilttrn ; (I) Family Tie s (I) MOVIE : 'The Drown - ·. hauling . ffi !1:45 (]) TBS Evening News 10,00 (1) Quincy ffi MOVIE: ' The French ---------- . ...': SEWING Machine repairs, •i·•tt- Need ' something haulec::l away or something moved7 U Alex tries to climb the cor porat e ladder at a new su· p ermark et . -"' - Pomeroy . 992 -2284. the The CID 11:30 service . Authorized Singer ~"~ Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop, Killed Babyl A lindbergh kidnapping and the trial of Bruno Richard Hauptm ann are exam1ned CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING & GAWKY IRONY TU SS LE !• U :JO I I I Daniels this - TYING KNOTS Jumb" Book No. 19, containing t 10 puzzles, 11 available for S1 .95 postpaid from Jumble,.c/o thla newspaper, Box 34, Norwood, N.J. 07646. Include your name, addreu, zip code and make checks payable to Newspaperbooka. BRIDGE Victory is no mystery NORTH + AQ6 • Ai 5 t K9 + Q 8752 WEST • J973 Yor k's Cav endish Club. Barbara (the mystery lad y } wa s West. the other pl ayers w er e Ca vendish 12-1-82 . J96 • 8432 +1 04 Th e b1 dd1ng IS not wh at you would expect from an expert Ea st. But it got Sou th to one no-trump and Ba rbara t o lead a diamond. She led the deuce . Th e kip g wa s pla yed from dummy. East look hi s ace and re turned the j ack which was all owed to hol d Barba ra pl ay ed th e three . East shifted t o th e three of hea rts and declar er made three SOUTH +K 8 5 • Q8 4 2 • Q65 +9 6 3 Vulnerable Neither Dealer: North West North 1+ Pass Pass f• ma le pseud o- c hau v tnt st ex perts EAST • 10 4 2 • K 10:1 t A J 10 7 + AKJ spades. three hearts, one diam ond and h1 s one no· E11 st It Pass trum p contr ac t Sout I:'H " Poor gi rl. " sa1d South . " She didn 't know the r ight... " " ! made t he nght pla y." sa1d the m ystery l • dy seeth· 1ng, " If I pla yed the eight there would be no way to def ea1 dec larer . I needed 1t Opemng lea d + 2 as an entr v so I could lead a club · " James Bond" Cr awfor d thoughl . " ThiS lady IS inter esting _ tn deed I will compli - By Oswald Jarohy and James J acoby Today ·s hand 1s me nt hP r because she was taken righl. Noi that she wou ld ft nd that clu b lead 1f she d1d from the same Bar bara Kachmar article in th e ge t in " Bndge World " 'lntholog y We have changed the card s a tri fl e. The hand is supposed to have been pla yed at New w 1ttl the diamond e1ght Even I m1ght nol hav e found 1t ·· I NEW SP AI-' ~]l f. \ FR. PRISE ASSN 1 ~wd' by THOMAS JOSEPH 6 Arenas ACROSS 7 Derni er 1 O.T. her o R Annulet 6 Discard 11 Love, Italian- 9 Church "rea iO " Piccolo - " style 12 Drivel 14 Muffin 18 Woody plant i3 Become hostile to 19 Held sess ion 15 Prescribed 20 Caucasian 21 Greek letter 16 Turn right i 7 Leave out 19 Strict 23 Emerge 27 Vehi cle 28 Satanic 29 Vagabond 31 Set 32 Great Lake 34 Spire orna m ent 37 Intrinsic nature 42 Retreat 44 Vigilant 45 Katmandu 's country 46 AI Smith's symbol 47 Busin ess DOWN I Roman . patriot 2 Asian river 3 TV sta r, Jack 4 Sea bird 5 Relate to 22 New York c1 t y 24 Herb genus 25 Imogene s partner 26 English district Yesterday's Answer 31 Hold a grudge 38 33 Somewhat 39 I suff. ) 34 Oath of yore 40 35 Kind of vault 41 36 Highwa y for 30 Sitting - Ovid Jug U .S. wt ne di strict r,,1t fi tt cd F r ench pronoun 43 Spher e 1{ · 1 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how II to work It : AXYDLBA AX R LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sam ple A to used for the three L' s, X l or the two O's, etc. Single lettera apostrophes, the length and form ation of the words are ali hints. Each day the code l ett ers are different. CRYPTOQUOTES Band and Rosanne Cash perform some of their big hits. (1) MOVIE' 'Harper Valley PTA' ' Ill Bums & Allen Cll Nlghtline Ill (f) MOVIE' 'Streets of L.A.' ® MOVIE: 'Flight from Aohlya' g ()II Lilt Word D (1) Cil Late Night with Devld Lettermen (I) J8Ck Benny Show (I) ESPN SportsCentar Cll LMt Word DAIN TY Frosty' s 1]) 700 Club Cll CD 1]21 Fall Guy Ill Cll (jQ) MOVIE : time! Electrical Refrigeration (fil U ill Plumbing & Heating Water 73 Cll • CD Blai r is audit ed by the IRS. :::::;:::==:=='..". JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Cali 614 -367-7471 or 814 -367· 069t _ belt offer. 304·675-7465 9 :00 sid i ng, roofing, garaga dooro, frot aotlm1to1, e14· e88 -8206. 1977 F-260 Ford 4x4, very good ahapa, has 8,000 lb. or coukl ba JHn at 922 23rd poiSOn SUCkln 4 86 extras, 85.500. Call 614· Yo~ qoin' i:' qi~. Stomltoo good shape. S1 ,300. orB 0 . Call446· 1805. warn winch, air, AM-P:M ca11ette, 34.000mi.,lotaof Does he always have a lollipop in his mouth? Perhaps we cauqht Outter·Doora. Oft.rlng con ~ , tlnun guttering, 111ml11a 84 (I) (jQ) Rudolph Th e Wonderland Andy Gnff1t h narrat es as Frosty th e Snowman gets marned. (;,\SOI.Ir>;E IlLLEY miles. Engine and body in feeders. ~agons, rotary 367-0631. t il lers, rotary cutten, plows, disc, aeedert. 19B1 VW die101 truck, ex . cultivators. blades , gates, cond . Call 446-2062. & power w11hera. -------------·lcAnd • • ua to gat a comptate 1966 GMC pickup, 1700 or line of porto & oervlcol USED·- 275 MooHy Ferguoon whh loader, IH hydro 70, two Ford Jubilees, 600 Ford, 8 -N Ford, 70 Oliver, Farguoon 30, Muoey J• Wotar Wallo. Commtroltl ond Domootlc. Toot holu. Pumps 81loo and Strvice , 304· 885-3802. Ziggy' s Gift Red -Nosed Reindeer Ru dolph IS called upon to gu1de Sama·s sle1gh (60 mm.) CI) Survival Special 'M1zma . A frica's My ster IOus Spnng · Th1 s w ildlif e spec1al look s at the vanety o f creature s who v1 s1t Ken ya ·a M z1ma Spnng . (60 m1n .) (j]) Snow Goose end RINGLE'S SERVICE upt· · • · rlonced roofing, Including hot ttr 1pplloatlon. c1rpen · tlr, oltotrlcltn, muon. Coli 304-e75-2088 or 875· _,' 4580 . 82 I Jumbles Z1ggy , the cartoon char ac ter wi th the b1g round nose. make s h1s telev1son d ebut . F & K Tr1t Trimming, stump rornovol. C1ll 675·1331 . ADVANCED Cll Ill Cll Family Feud (I) Business Report (jj) Hitch Hikers Guide/ Galaxy G) (i}) Entertainment Tonight U ffi (I) Real People To - 0 ) Answer· The sailor turned mini ster wa s skilled at For It (!) ESPN SportsCenter ([) N SA Basketball : Cll CD G2l .-\LLEY OOP Am, 74 Plymouth Satellite. auto· Yestelday·s ® Eyewitness News CD 1]21 People" s Court D (I) 11Di You Asked (I) MOVIE : ' Nicholas Nickleby' I]) I Spy (!) NCAA Basketball : houu otllo. Call 57e -2318 or 44e-2454. Phone 61 _4 -992-8370. T-top, low mileage, loaded, after 6, 304-576·2906 . 72 Ou111r, r XX] [I I I I Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Kentucky at Notre Dam e Rodney Howery. 614-882 · 8370 . 19B1 Dodgo Omnl 4 dr .• 111w tirta, Alp inl radio aya· tam, 4 apd ., 37 MPG ovtr1g1. 13,800. Coli 44e e83o . AKC REg . Cocktr Spaniol block & whlto 1 yr . old, female. Coli 448-2203. 1 United Crafts . Roofing , IPOUdng, aiding and storm windows . Nojobtoolarpeor too small. Oaby A . Martin. Motorola. Now arrange the circled loners to lorm the surpnse answer . as sug · gested by the above car1oon (Answers tomorrow ) ntght' s program features a tncycie race for adult s. golfer s pl ay1 ng on a cour se covered wi th snow and a look at the 'fastest bart ender in the West.· (60 mm ) (l) MOVIE: 'Taps' STRUCTION . Conatr ., roof- ..~ ing, aiding, spouting; fane - --..'l ing, painting, repairs & · ~~ Rlgiatorad Him1i1y1n 7 month old f1mo lo kltttn , dtCIIWid, hu hod til shots . C1ll 814·245·5000. 1981 Chryal~rCordobo,iow mllu, 18,000. Call e14· 378· 272e . 1 '00 CON - RO N'l Tolevlolon Borvlce: Spocltllzlng In Ztnlth 1nd es C1m1ro, 13,000. Clll e14· 379-2728 . 1'/HA,.? OH,. JUST ANOTHER HOUR I'M SORRY.. OF STUDY! YOU DON'T ltiAMA ~ I'M I'IANT ANNIE <:iETTING ANFULLY THE BEST OF YOU SLEEPY... AGAIN, DO YOU, LIS6Y? 2107. 1878 Dido Dolto 88 Royol, AC , AM-FM llttro, crulu control, olootric duo! looka, r•r dtfoggtr, tilt otttrlng whttl, now tiraa. Coli e 14· 378 · 2320. Want a cuta, funy stocking otuffu . AKC Minoturo Schnou11r pupploo. Will ba rudy WHk btfora Chrlat· mu. 8111 1nd p1ppu, ohotl ond wormod . C1ll 448 4e80. WELL, I'M JUST- NOT VERY CREATIVE. LI88Y 5PELLS WORDS IN ALL KINDS CY 0/FFEREI(T, INTERESTIH' 11AYS ,. cleaning. Call 446 -8253 or 446 -2000. bales . 614 -985 -3300. Prlntanswerhere · Atlanta at Boston Cleaning featured by Haffelt Brosthers Custom Carpets . Free estimates . Call 446· Sp1nl1i puppy for Chriat moal AKC Biondo Cocktr Sponltl pupplu 1160. Heva bun wormld ond hod 111 ohota. C1ll e14-388 ·8766 lfttr SPM . Would you like 1 cute Cocker 7 :30 Call 614-388 -9857 . CHRISTIAN ' S II MAY L.EAD ONE 10 \HE ALTAR. Report ~l PAINTING interior and extedor, plumbing. roofing. "' some remodeling. 20 yra. " Unltod Creft. Complett Carpentry Service. No job to largo or too om1ii. Ooby A . M1rtin, Rodnty HoMry. e14 -882· 8370 . 2 brown velvet rockers, 1 coffee 3556 . Call 6t4 -256- 1182 . 1979 Pontloc Sunblrd, 4 cyi., 4 apd ., AM-FM atoro, air, 48,000 mi .. oxc . cond . Coli 44e· 7838 or 44e -1387 oftor &PM . POTATOES, $160. 304 -676 -3248 . PLASTERING textured ceilings com mer··. ; cial and residential, . free CAPTAIN STEEMER Carpet p .m . (J 'NFL Cil Entertainment Tonight Cil Charlie's Angels Ill Cll Tic Tac Dough Cll (jj) MacNeil-Lehrer bale . 614 -B43 -3294 after 6 Traeeppnwtlpe Ground corn, $6 .00 per cwt . Will mix minerals, molauea, if desired . 304 676 -3308 . 6860. will aell for 8650. 1 -~-------- Truck topper , 8 h . fur long bed, insu lated , like new Mixed hay for sale. $1 .60 I M innesota .· Marcum Roofing & Spout ing . 30 years experience. specializ.,g in bult up roof . Metal 8 months old Yamaha re · ceiver , Technics turntable. 2 large Fisher speakers, pd 304 -895 -3316 . Hay & Grain I IPELSOG ([) Gomer Pyle eatimates. (] 1 (I) NFL Films 'Super Bowl VIII Highlights: Miami vs . Home Improvements exp. Call 614-3BB -9652. 64 months. 304 -675-2533 . 8ft . pool table with aCCOSIO· ries. good cond . $126 . ern boota. 6t4-698-3290. barn , Excellent condition . girls clothing size nb to 24 304 -895-3878 . Registered Quarter Horse . Also grade. Saddles. bridles . winter horae blankets. West· Holstein heifers for sale. 2 to 10 months old . 5160 . to 304 -675-2731 . 1975 Vega , 31 .000 miles. 81 rJ ring Dick Cavett Th1 s show pre sents an ins1de look at the shows and stars appearin_R on HBO. ""II 614 -266 - 1113 or 614 256 -6618. Bui ld your own garage or HILLCREST 2 trailer , &2.400. Cali 614643 -2916 . lvr •lava 3 outstanding club calves. Butler Hereford Farm . Call and ([) Bob Newhart Show Cll Gl 1]21 ABC News Ill CllilDI CBS News Cll Dr. Who (fi) Over Easy 7 ,00 D (1) P.M . Magazine (1) HBO Magazine Star - 26 ft . covered wagon travel Livestock 6t4 -245 -6121 . Ping Pong table in good co ndition . Call Lillian Weese Ladiea winter coat-with fur collar and cuffs . Very good 63 I (] Films ' will be aired . Campers STUCCO Building materials block , brick , sewer pipes, win · dows. lintels. etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Call anytime. Storm Window 29x30 with & 62 Wanted to Buy Bedroom suite complete $150. Living room suite 56 at 614 -949 -2034 . 860 .00 . pre-empted 78 Motors Homes 54 Misc. Merchandise Tic T ac Dough (I) Ski School ([) Cerol Burnett ([) Ill ([) Gl 1]21 News (I) Newa/Sports/ Weathor Cll (fi) 3·2-1, Contact I1Di Eyewitness News D (1) Cil NBC News (]) MOVIE: 'Tho Hideout' (I) Pick Tho Pros If the NFL Players strike cont.n · ues. this program will be twin bed p lus queen size 1 ca nnon ball solid maple bed, $300 . Call 446 -4595 . IMMAX Tree' Ill p .m . Floor model stero 6ft long . tape, record player, radio . very good con d . Must see to appreciate. Call 446 -4752 . A (1) MOVIE' 'The Learning pair. 6t4-986-4339 after 6 76 (1) Newacentor Two of Hearts young girl stumbles onto the truth behind her broken home . 1979 Bass Tracker t 11 . Like VW . MILLERS USED AUTO PARTS . Call 614 - 245 9102 . D (1) new. big motor, needs re · BAG. Wisconsin Russett no . row corn planter , John Deere. good cond .. 6200 . Mobil e home spaces in Mason & Hartford, W .Va . Inquire at Hogg & Zuspan . port -o-crib . Call 446 -4944 . quality. 180. mobi l e homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant For sale Simmon s baby mattress, strollee car seat , pan on St .Rt . 143, Pome· roy . Reasonably priced . For sale R8ataurant· Carryout aqulpment, used . EVENING ~ POODLE GROOMING . Call Judy Taylor at 814 -3 67 7220 . preferred . No pets . Oepotlt WEDNESDAY 12/1/82 ; ;;! For Sale - CHRISTMAS TREES . One mila off Rt .7 by gal. tonk , price 1340. Other 8 rm apt. , with 3 bdr . In 1i181 In stock , haul In your Middleport , 1150 per mo . pickup truck . Ca ll 614·28eplua dap . 882 -6682 . 6830, Jackaon, Oh . RON EVANS ENTERPRISES 6 room Apt . with 3 bd .rooma In Middleport. Wood burning tdd on tur · 1160. month, plua dopoa~ . nence . Still In factory crate. Call 614 · 882 · ~e82 . ueo . Coli 1-e14 - 2ee 121e . Efllclancy apt . e14-8925434 . Waterline For Sele lA Inch 1e0 PSI117.85per100ft ., Newty furnlthed-1 bd .room , 1 · 1 eo PSI 128.8e per 1 oo utll. paid. Nice for profea· ft .. 1 w 1 eo PSI 147.eo por tiona! person . Referencea 100 ft . Ron Evana Enter required . e14· 882· 3180. priMa, 4 miles South of Jackson on St . Rt. 83 , 2 bd . room furnished . Adults e14 -28e -5830. ..JeRK-'' ·.~ washer 8100 . Call 256 -1207. Plastic Septic Tanka . State and county approved . 1 ,000 ~'<ASPeR 1974 Chrysler 16ft. boat, 1975 Chrylser 90 horoa ' " motor with power lift. Boat. motor & trailer $2,000. Call 614-367 -0631 . Call446 -7795 . furnithed apt ., $180. 2 bedroom houu •186 . Oep - required . 814-882-2748 . Motors for Sale frama . 614 -992 -2021 . 64 Misc . Merchandise Television Viewing UNCLE Bl..O\NING AT THAT IS The Dai -------=;;===--= .: : -==. ..:. ~· 75 Boats and awa.y. ~he's Whirlpool washer & dryer $ 90 eac h . GE washer with mini wash S110 . Kenmore 614 - . playpen . Call 614 -2 46 6182 after 5PM . Signs . Gallipolla. Call 446-02B6 . oalt S100. Call 614 -992 2288 . 1iP: Neve~ plby wit!, Your oWM~':> bow\;n'j 'b?.ll when Baby crib and mattress, $ 36 . Two baby car seats. REPOSSESSED SIGNI No- 1 - 304 -273 -9745 51 Household Goods Nice. 2 bdr . , dupl ex apt .. large rooms . complet ely fur nished . $185 per mo .. Main St .. Cheshire . Call 614 - Whir lpool avacado washer · dryer pair e,;tra. nice con d ., $250 . Dryers. also ni ce variety , 30 day guaranteed . Motorcycles 19B1 JR -50 Suzuki & 1979 ·,. Elalnor 260 CR Hond • Call - • 614 -3B8 -B711 ' ~~Al.l" 1976 Pinto auto. PS , PB, 8BOO. 6' patio door $100. Firewood delivered 560 . a cord . Coal delivered $45 . ton . Call Tom Hoskins 614· USED Furniture. Refrigera tor . 36 in . gas range , living room suite s. sofa bed . swivel rock ers . end tables . coffee table . Corbin and Snyd er. 955 Second. 446 - 1~E' Klf'ft"N~ 1-!AA~ April . Call6t4 -266 -1113or 614 -266-6518 . 1983 Necc hi sewing ma c hine cost new $439 .95 , equipped with free arm , zig zag . and much more. Repos sessed model only 3 month s old , like new condition , pay off balance owed of only out of town call collect . 74 PometOy Middleport, Ohio 1-------------------- ~ Grain fed freezer beef , half or whole, available thru deliverod . 614 -843-3603. S115 . Call 614 -385 -891B . December 1, 1982 by Larry Wright 54 Misc. Merchandise KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• 446 -0322 G .E. washer & dryer goo d co nd ., as king S250. Call POMEROY -2 bedroom un - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1 tion of bedroom suites . ce dar c hest s, rock ers . m etal ca binets . swivel roc kers . Used Furniture .. bookcas e, ranges . chai rs. end tables . wash ers. dryers, refrigera · tors and TV ' s. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Fri. . Sam t o 5pm, Sat . Very ice two bedroom apartm ent in Kanauga . ca rpeted , stove . refrigerator . washerdryer ho okup Call collect Spacious 3 bed1oom . 2 42 Mobile Homes bath. brick homa . 850 .000 . for Rent 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 899 ., to $436 . 7 pc ., $189. and up. Wood table with six chairs 542 6 . to S746 . Des k $110 up to S226 . Hutches, S550 . and up. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses. S260. and up to S395 . Baby bed s. $110 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin , S68 .. firm . S68 . and $78 . Queen sets . 5 196 . 4 dr. chests, $42 . 5 dr. c hests. S54 . Bed frames , S20.and 525 .. 10 gun · Gun cabinet s. 5360 .. dinen e chairs S20 . and S25 . Gas or electric ranges. S 326 up to 5375 Baby ma - Coll614 -256 -1207. Upstairs unfurniehed apt, 6 rm1 . &. bath . 413 4th Ave .. 675 -6726 and up to $126 . Hid e-a . beds , 5440 . and up to $626 .. Recliners , $ 176. to 83 50 .. lamps from 6 28 . to S76 . 5 pc . dinettes from 1171 . Very ice two bedroom apartment in Kanaug a. c arpeted , stove . ref rigerator, washerdryer hookup. Call c ollect 3 br . 2 baths . 2 car garage . 6 room h ou se . ce ntral heat fireplace . heat pump , all and air . city water . on 13 brick . 4 '12 acres of la nd . 8 1l 1 ac res . lieving Ro ad . West percent assumabl e loan at Colu mb ia . Call 304 · 676 Apple Grove 304 -676 - 1 922 aft er 6 p .m . 28 65 1-------------------- Call for app oin tment 304- S2B6 . to SB96 . Tables, 846 frames $20, , & S30, ~~~~,·~··~~·~~~~"~"~~-~·!'(~-~~~~::~F~L~A~-=~~ kin tresses. 625 525 & $36, bed g frame $50. Good seloc · 31 Homes for Sal e -·- - - - - - -- - 3 bdr ho me in town . ba se men t. la rge lot . many tr ees . woo dburner. qu iet neigh · bor hood . 532 . 500 . Ca ll 446 -4999 . son . $ 10.000 6408 . lAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker , otto · man . 3 tables. (extra heavy by Frontier). $685 . Sofa , chair and loveseat. $276 . Sofas and chairS priced from Wednesday, December 1, 1982 Middleport, Ohio NH VHZZ QUH DYVHK LKDN VD LKDN VD N IQV V1H G KHHA JHPQEMH VI H G NQKV FHDFZH VD EKQJZ H MDXHVIWK C HZ M H . CHDUCH XQPADKQZA Yesterday's Cryptoquole : 'TIS ONE OF THE GREAT GfFTS OF MIND TO BE ABLE TO OFFER WHAT IS NEEDED Al THEMOMENT. - BALTAZARGRACIAN -) �Wednesday, December 1, 198, Page- I 6- The Daily Sentinel r---Local briefs:-__, Hunters urged to use caution Sheriff .James .J Proffitt urges all hunters to use extreme caution when firing to make sure what and where the projectile will stlke. Tuesday the sheriff' s department receive a call fmm Thurman Mart in. Jr.. Snowball Hill. Syracuse, that a deer slug had penetrated his mobile home and destroyed a clock on the wa ll. Miller renamed president COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPi-David Eight forfeit bond in mayor's court E ight defendenrs forfeited bond and four were fined Tuesday in the rourt of Pomeroy mayor Clarence Andrews. Forfeit ing bond were Mark A . Casto. Pomeroy, speeding, $l7; '\1ichael l mtxxlen, Pomeroy. speed ing, $46; Ga>•lord Young, Alban>·· disord eri>· manner, $63; Car l E . Moore. Syracuse, disorderl> m anner, $6:1; William Rey nolds, Bidwell. speeding, $l5; .John Manley, Middleport, failure to maintain assured clear distance. ~J:l; Roger Reynold s, Middleport . reckless operation. $163; ThPron Clark, Langsville, speeding, $l7. Fined were Harold Rainer, Racine, speed ing, $l5 and costs; Mark Slater. Rutland. fai lure to register vehicle, $6.1 and costs; Da le W. Kn ight . Rac int•. no opera tor' s license. $6.1 and costs; Ronnie Richards. Middleport. r'E'<'k less opera tion. $100 and cos ts. destroying ,·illage propertv . $200 and costs. and lea1·ing thP scene of an accident , $2()1 and cos ts. Fire damages Rutland home Damagt>s \\T' rP SPI at S-UOl in an rlf'f'trir;.~ l fin• which struck the huml' of thl' floll Imboden famii.1· on :"\ew Lima Road Tuesda>' · accordi ng 10 .r repo rt from the Hut land Fin• Department . The dep;u·rmr nl reportrd that the fin · Sl<ll'led nm r a fu se box and trJ \'f'\('(l throug h thP \\'<.I ll anct into lhf' attic in lhP onr s10ry fram £' 0 . Miller of Newark was re-elected pres ident of the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation today at its 64th annual meeting. He has served as president of the farm bureau since March 1981. On Tuesda y . Miller won his fifth three·year term on the farm bureau board of trustees. representing Coshoc ton. Holmes. Knox and Licking counties. Miller began farming in 1962. His operation In Licking County in· eludes sweet corn . pumpkins, strawberries, corn and soybea ns. The m ee ting recessed today after delegates ar ted on an nual resolutions. I Residents... hCHTII' Heig.~ Area deaths em ergency runs Thl' Mcig' County Emergrnc) Mr<lica l Service report s fi ve ra ils Wf'n • unswC'rcd b~ · local squads Tursday. At 1::17 a.m .. thP Re~rin e unit \\·as ca lled to Route .118across from 1-:IPmr·nt<trY School. to transport f\:aomi Brinker to Veterans :VlPmori al Hospi tal. Charlf' nr· Sissler ll'<t S takPn from the Joe Bolin n'siclcncc to \ .l'll'rans Memorial b1· the flu !land squad at 12:36 p.m ., and at :1: 30. Huli~nu rl'spondecltu" ca lll u lakt• E<iith S.:arles hum her New Llma Road residence to Pleasant VaU Hospital. The Middh•JXH1 squad transported Marie ll ltlliron from 247 '\1ulberT\' St. In \'ctcrons Memorial a t ~>: :'l p.m .. and . finally, at R: 29 p.m .. the Tup p<:•r s Plains squad took Dora Rauer from a Tuppers Plains hom< ' In Camden Cla r·k Hospita l. H.rci n~ ,1f!nour1cc dates for bazaar Th(' annual ( 'hrbt mu s h,11.aar of tlw S<"nior Cit i zl·n~ Crnt£'r \\'ill J:x:> IH•Id Thursda1 .tnrl Frida)· from 9: :Ul a.m . 10 :l: :ur p.m . A public lunC' il('4.m will I)( • ~P! Y ('(I fmm 11 :.10 a.m . to t: :J£l p.m on hoth da~' s . On Sundal l h<· annua l Chri stmas program wi ll be held al !he , t• nt er at 1..10 p.m. In be followed hv a 4 p.m. po tlu"k dinner. The puhlil · i.-. tm·i!('(l. Public meeting .~fated .-\ puhl w m t ·t·l m .L: tu f'f.luc atP ronsumrrs of thf' Columbus and s. !Ul llt ·r ·•1 1 ·h 111 l·:lt •1.'1 ric Co. on tariff rf'gu \a tions r oncrrning 11li'C.I l linP t ·x 1t · n ~ i 1 1n ... \\ 1!l \)(' l1i'ld ~·l onda~ c ·ommu ni t\ l ~ 1 1 ilrli n t.~. locat('fi nff at i p.m. at the Tor ch Methodist Routr i lx'hind fl1£' Sugar Shack in Tnrr il Cunsu nwrs rou nd! in Columbus and th' ' ,\ pp:t\,'1 • ':o~n OhiD Publi1 · l ntf'n•s t Campaign will I)( ' prC'SC'nl for .\ll on H·\ •, t r·111 n thP O!ti('P of l! ·t.:: II I l l!l '- 11 1'. I! \am e 1., . h~t · . lll" .~fwaker \ l.~rt ~. Ellis Williams for .W'sswn lntrrnat ional prPsidPnl of WorldwidE· Faith :vt 1"'"1P'J:--. \'. 1!i \)( • 1hP ~ prdkl'r J 11hP Monda~' night mC'C'ting of thP Full ( ;uspC'I I ~U!-.lnt •:-.<., :Yil'n ·s Ft.., llowship I ntrrnat ional. C'haptrr -119, to be h<·ld J 1 I >uff' ' <;morgasbonl. Callipolis, Monda1· night. \ u t"f'~( · n ·;ltro n s an· nPCf·ssary and thosr att ending an" askrd to proem! throu gh the rPgu lar ser~ · ing line and then go into the rnf'f.•tin;..: room . Th(' mf'f'ling will bf'gin at 7: 1.~ p.m. Dr. Mdd S h('forr b('coming ar tivf' with Worldwide M issions, wa s an offirr al ami r<Jucator in th• • Wesleyan Church. Since going wit h World ll'irl<· he ha"penl time in Ind ia and four ot her As ian countries, fou ndr n ~ Ill orpha na ges and over a hundr'('(l churches. Dr. Maas has tn ·n a '~ll'SI on the PTL Club and has a ppm red on the700 Cluh '"'I"''"' Pion dwmpionship wrestling , 'J. I m p i , , n ~ h ip \\"rrstl ing is ('Oming to lhr 1\rw Haven Community 1\" iJ,J ; ;,~ on Thursda v. Dec. 2. with the first match se h<'fluled forH p.n L ThC'I"I ' .11" ttm , . fl'JturP matchs- M£tdman M£tnson Vs. Zoltan thP (; rpa t, F:rir K ing , .. .,_ Brutus anrl thr main L'\'C'nl in u till£' match Buddv J)ono, · c~n \ ·s. Bull MooS<·. Admission w ill h<· Sl for aclults and ~'2 for children. Four fitted in Middleport Court Four drfPndt •nt ~ v.:prp finrd Tut•sda.\· in Midd lC'port ma.vor's court, prcsid"d '"' 'r hv :Vl ;,vor Fred Hoffman . The.v w0r(': Hm I. Hil l. l~dwPII. $10 and costs. squPa ling tires; Rita K . Havman . :VlirJdlt •porr . $HI and costs. 0xpir"d automobile lags; Ralph W. Haugh<'\ . Columbus, $'210 and costs plus thrcp days confinement , driving whil<' intox icat ed ; Gaylord L. Young. Albany , $2.10 and res ts plus thrN · da,l's confinement. dri1·ing while intoxica ted . Common pleas court Two suit> fnr dil·orn'. lhn'f' dissolutions and one for support were flied In :YlPigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing for divorce were Scali A. Warner. Ht . 4, Pomeroy, against Stephani<· R. Warner, Gallipolis, and Charlolle M. Arms. Long Bolt om aga inst Rona ld Arm s. PomPID)'. Fi ling for dissolution were Francis A. Case, Middleport, and Jacquelin" K. Case, Midd leport; Cat hy Ann Swartz, Middleport, and Jerry David Swar1z, Middleport , and Larry David Tucker. HI. 4, Pomcro.v. and Ja111s SuzelleTuckcr. Ht . 4, Pomeroy. Shamn K. Hubbard filed for support under the Reciprocal Agreement Act against Kr rmit Buzzard. Wqmen's group meets Tt)e Women 's AssoCiation of the First United Presbyterian Church , ' " " te<?l Thursday at 7:30p.m . at " of Jean Moore. Pictures of ._and w!U be shown. _ r.. Ruthless ... --'-'-'-------''---"-------tContinuedfrompage 11 in thP mountains. In Arizona , lOinchesof snowfellin F lagstaff by TUPsday night and school·· bu ses had to be lowed . In Kingman, w ind gusts '•'Pre clocked at84 mph, and in Phocnix,a building roof collapsed from the weight of rain. High winds kicked up dust storms from Yuma. nmr the Ca lifornia border. to Gila Bend. south of Phoenix . The storm struck Ca lifornia with lillie wam ing as winds shifted from light to oOmph "within a matter of minutes," sa id Keith Ewing, the slate's chief Na tional Weather Service forecaster. As the storm plowed inland '1!0 Nort hern Ca lifornia, ra in combined with record high tides to rip a 50·foot hole in a levee. nooding Venice Tract, a 3,f'IOO-acre island on the Sacramento·Sa n .Joaquin River delta. F'loodwa ters wen' expected to reach 15 feel over the rich farmland . Wind s gusted to 82 mph on !he Santa Cruz coast and turned a parked Boeing 7rrl jet in a half-circle al San Francisco lntPrnational Airport . F alling trees knocked down wires and •rut power to up to 400,()00 Northern California electric custom ers. But workers restored power to all but about 22.500 customers by late Tuesday. By mid-a flemoon, 73 Inches of snow had accumulated In Norden, Calif., and avalanche wa rnings were Issued for the eastern Sierra. Four people were missing in the storm and at least six people died, including a 4·year-old boy who was ANNOUNCING ' swept into the De LUZ(' River when his fam ily 's Jeep overturned. T wo men died in San Diego County traffic accidents, a 66-year-old Los Angeles man died in a car ·bus accident on a rain·slick street, and a Camarillo woman was missing after her car hit a bridge abutmen t and she was nipped into a creek. Heavy winds toppled a 110-foot cranp in Long Beach, killing the operator. lnHumboldtBay.a m an's body washed ashore after his cr ah boa t broke up in rough waters and two other m en were missing. A Napa man was missing after being swep t into stormy Bodega Bay. In Southern California, the storm dumped 2.33 inches of rain In less than 12 hours and wa shed a $500,()00 hom e into the sea at Malibu. In Long Beach and San Diego Bay, dozens of pleasure boats were ripped from their m oorings. / .·. -....... ~- ); Daylene Ba hr, Mildred Bctz. Kathryn Buchanan, Mrs. Mark Coughenour and daughter. Rut h Crow, Helen DeLawder, Robert E lliott, Marguerete Engel, Lyvonia George, M arie Glassburn, Mrs. Joel Harlow and daughter, Mrs. Trent Harrison and son, Mrs. Daniel Lee and son, Wanda M alone. Kerry Marcum , Lily Martin, Thelma McClure. John M cGowan. Mrs. Ralph McMillan and daug h· ter, Peggy Mullin . Kell>· Sand" rs. Hayward Sheets, Margaret Swift, Wanda Thomas, Mrs. Samuel Williamson and daughter, Thomas Woods. ,·C I I I (,'.''s f I 1 ' I · . f I l~ II /I, · / · I • ' ··I ·,.,, 4./1 '! i ' / I THE PRACTICE OF JENNIFER L. SHEETS AnORN:Y AT LAW -KNIGHT lAW OFFICESPomeroy, OH. 211 E. 2nd St. PH. 992-2151 ••••••• I . · WE HAVE RAW PEANUTS FOR PEANUT BRITTLE CAROUSEL CONFECTIONERY PH. 992-6342 317 N. 2nd Middle ort Where your choice of three thiCker, juicy burgers? _ _ _ . . ISOJIQI. CHRISTMAS •·rli' ~ ·~f ,.;~;. DON'T FORGET THE The new TOP Shefll> sandwich. Our bu rge r with bacon. Better than el'er With ou r thicker patty, fresh bakery bun and more cheese And bacon , lots of it. I' Centerpiece I BEAUTIFUL . Our new Mushroom Burger. With sliced, sauteed mushrooms. On our new thicker juicier quarter-pound''' patty. Two slices of Swiss cheese. And our own fresh hakery bun , ~:-~,·. ~~5et~~·l I I The new Super Shefll> sandwich. Our thicker burger with the works. Thicke r and juicier. With all the trimmings- lettuce, tomatoes, pickles, real mayonnaise and two slices of cheese - all on our bakery bun. THE CHRISTMAS FLOWER! We have a good selection. Let us design a beautiful setting for your holiday table. GRAVE BLANKETS& WRE,ATHS ORDER NOWI Nowhere elseM A sincere thank you to all the nice people who attended our Christmas open house -Thanks! O I~J~I 1\u r~··r POMEROY FLOWER SHOP " The Way Ame rica Sends love. " 106 Butternut Ave. We accept all major credit cards & w1re flowers tverywtlere . Ohio ....·;·· ' J;. :\ VEI'ERANS MEMORIAL Tuesday admissions - Naomi Brinker. Racine; Hay Hall, Vinton; Sharlene Watson, Pom eroy; Marie Milliron, Middleport : Bobbie Roy, Racine. Tuesday discharges - Bea trice Rairden. Abbie Strauss BIRTIIS f#'B~'l'lll'll 1 son. Wellston; Mr. and Mrs. Roger White, McArthur. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Byler. son . Ray; Mr. and Mrs. David Radc liff, .{\ 1 "*' l i1J ~ VtJ>\ ). f .' 'if. :'.: 4,.. ,)1 ' Hospital News HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES NOV. 30 r ·r ; ; 'j~ ' . ~t · -~ ¥ ... 5 a .a I( Meeting set Thursday Evangeline Chapter will meet Thursda y at 7:30 p.m . at the Masonic Temple. There will be potluck refreshments and a $5 gift excljllnge. Officers arr to wear " ljpPfer dresses. M ar garet R. Honey, 70, New Haven, died Tuesday in Pleasa nt Va lley Hospital. Born April 16, 1912, in Bluefield. she was the daughter of the late Henrv C. and Nannie B. Harrison Peery. She was also preceded in dea th bv her husba nd, Henry C. Honey Sr .. in 1979, and two brothers. William H. and James C. Peery. She was owner and opera tor of Honey's Food Markel in New Haven and a member of St. Paul Lulhl'ran Church, N<'w Ha ven. Survivi ng arc three daughters. Mrs. Na ncy P. Douglas, Parkersburg. Mrs. Ar lana L. Lieving, Kingston. Ill .. and Mrs. Margaret L. Smith . Mason; a son. Henri' C. Roney .Jr.. New Haven; two sisters. Mrs. Nannie L. F'ox , New H qv~ n . and Mrs. Virginia M . Bonham. Pri nceton; a brother . H e n r~· C. Peer.·. New Port Richey. r ia.; 1o gra ndchild ren, s ix g re a t gra ndchildren. Funeral services will be con· durt<xi Friday, 1 p.m .. at Foglesong Funera l Home in Mason w ith !he RPv. Ca ss Hutchinson and th1· Hev. George Weirick officiating. Burial will follow in K irk land Memoria l Gardens. Frimds mav ra il at the funeral home from 2-4 p.m . and 7-9 p.m . Thursda y . _I_C_on_li_nu_ed_fro_m_pa_ge_l_l_ _ _ __ The commissioners will wait for opinions from the residents of Tuppers Pla ins for a short period of tlme before making final approval of the pmposed plan. Once the commissioners m ake their decision the plan w ill be submitted ID EPA. They will also apply for for an EPA construction grant. Margaret Ront-y E ll is William s, 57, 1425 Oh io St .. Point Plmsa nl , died Tuesday morning i n P leasant Vall ey Hospita l. Born Jan . 13, l!f25, in Point Pleasant. he wa s the son of Mrs. Emma Lewis Toles. Point Plea sa nt , who surv ives. and thf' laiC' Clarence William s. He was a World War II Army ve tf'ra n. Othf'r survivors <.11'1' a da ughiPr, Mrs. Dwight 1M arv Lou 1 Bu rlong, Da y ton, Ohio; two grandchild ren; four sister s. Mrs. Hand<rll 1Chris· tine! Clayton and Mrs. Karen L ynn Craddolph, both of Columbus, Ohio, Mrs. Cecil Ann Wilson and Miss Lillian Lou T ol<'s. bol hof Cincinnati. Ohio; three brothers. James An· drew Toles, Point Pleasa ni .Charlcs E. Toles, Hunt ington. nnd .fohn Nelson Willi am s. Columbus; and maternal grandmot her . Mrs. Chris· tine Lewis. Point Pleasant . Funeral scrYices will be con ducted at 2 p.m. Friday In Crow·Husscll Funeral Home. Point Plea sant . wit h the Hcv . Bill Ward officiating. Burial will follow in Lone Oak Cemetery wilh military graveside sPrl'ires by American Legion Post 23. Friends may ra il at lhP funeral hom e from 7-9 p.m . Thursda.v . their present Une. A Uve plant will be given to those over 16 years of age. Refreshments will be served. Pictured are, 1-r, Alberta Hubbard, Amy Cannlll, Linda Hubbard and Don Hubbard. The greenhllllfle 18 open dally lrom 9 a.m . unto 5 p.m . and on Sunday from I p.m. to 5 p.m . OPEN HOUSE - The lOth aMual open house will be held Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 4 and 5, from noon unto 5 p.m . at Hubbard's Greenhouse In Syracuse. Hubbard's Greenhouse has added shrubbery such as trees and evergreens In addltlon to Christmas Gift Sale LADIES' LONG GOWNS AND ROBES Quality brand s like Lo.rraine , Phil maid and Wild· crest. Nylon , flannel , bru shed tricot, brushed nylon. thermal and cha II is. P,etite thru XXL. SALE PRICES START AT ONLY Cho.-r ..:,,,..,,, In, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 1, 1982 peery roney williams