https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dca8c4a2ec8e2feab00913ae24329669.pdf 873573cf0985f3a64ad91398f6e6e274 PDF Text Text . . . .... .. . ' Page-10-The Daily Sentinel .Tuesday, December 3, 1985 Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio ,--Local briefs:---.. Fifth straight d~line in farm assets seen Akron man dies .while hunting An Akron man ~pparently died of natural causes while deer hunting in Gallla County Monday, according to of!!clals. The bOdy of Wayne C. FUJtnger Sr., 61, was found near Jessie Creek Road tGallla County 35) In Ches!)lreTownship by friends and relatives at about 9: JO a.m., according to the Gallla Coonty Sheriff's Department. Investigators said he was last seen at about 7: JO a.m. Dr. Donald R. Warehime, Gallla County Coro""'r said Fillinger died of natural causes. Door prizes awarded Door prizes awarded by the Ohio Valley Bulk Foods as a part rt the Sunday open house program In Pomeroy were awarded to Pearl L. Russell, Racine; Dorothy Schwarz, Mason, W. Va., and Phyllis Baker of Middleport. NASA head CharDie e d • th· • WI CODSptracy By MICHAEL C. TD'PING LOS ANGELES tUPI) - The head of the nation's space program and three fonner colleagues at General Dynamics conspired to defraud the government of $3.2 mUIIon in overcharges for an Army anti· aircraft gun that was canceled because It did not work, a federal Indictment allegt'S. James Beggs, former executive vice president and member of !he toard of directors of General · Dynamics before being named administrator of the National AeronautlcsandSpaceAdmlnistrationln 1981, and three current General Dynamics executives were named Monday in a seven·count Indictment. The indictment alleges that the four managers at General Dynam· lcs· Pomona Division juggled the books In an attempt to recoup millions of dollars In non· reimbursable cost overruns on Its ~mUiion contract to buUd two prototype models of the Anny's DIVAD anti·alrcraft gun. also known as the Sgt. York. They are charged with one count of conspiring to defraud the Defense Department frcm January 1978 to August 1981 and with six counts of making false statements. If convicted. thecorporatlonfaces · ·a maximum flneof$10,(XX)oneachof the seven counts. The Individuals face maximum sentences of five years in prison and $10,(0) lines on each count. Aspokesman at General Dynam· lcs' headquarters In Clayton, Mo., Pfiffer.. Continued from page 1 Pollee. Pfeifer recommended that law enforcement officers file drunk driving cases with municipal or county common pleas courts, which may ruspend or revoke the licenses in additkln to Imposing fines or levying minimum jail terms for drtvlngwl!lle "We have intoxlc;lled. lor too long been entirely t>ocavaiier about drinking drivers," said Pfeifer, suggesting that the association submllleglsla· llon changing the way drunk driving cases may he handled. He warned that unless this is do"", "there could well be a rmve to abolish mayors' courts." "I'm strongly In favor of closing that door (to mayors' courts handling DWI cases) ," said the senator. "If we don't see something (!)lissed) from tbeHousefalrlysoon, I'll generate something," he promised. Pfeifer said there would be resistance to taking jurisdiction away from mayors' courts because they would lose a revenue source from lines. He said It may be necessary to establish a financial penalty for a community which processes drunk driving cases through the mayors' courts. said the firm and the individuals "Intend to conte!lt these charges vigorously." "The Issue is a l!lghly sophist!· cated regulatory and accounting rna tier which should be resolved In a civU forum, not in a criminal case," the spokesman saki. Sen. Charles Grassley, R· Iowa., who chairs a subcommittee that oversees defense procurement, said Beggs "shouldstepaslde" as head of NASA. Beggs, !il, said that ba~ on what his attorneys had told him, "I can state that I am innooent of any criminal wrongdOings and I Intend to vigorously defend the case... : I am conlldent that after all the evidence is aired, J wlli be exonerated." At a Los Angeles news confer· ence, U.S. Attorney Robert Bonner said the Indictment was part of the government's "continuing crack· down on defense contractors who through fraud are piUaglng the United States treasury." He· said General Dynamics, "rather than absorb these losses" in the Sgt. York project, "Uegally shifted $7.5 million to overhead accounts reimbursed try the govern· men!." The Pentagon actually relmoorsed about $3.2 million, officials said. The Sgt. York was supposed to provkle anti-aircraft protection for ground troops, oot the complex weapon - two radar· aimed cannons Jrounted on tank chassis - did not work and in August, Defense Secretary Caspar Wein· bel'gl'rcanceled the order. General Dynamics has been rocked by more than a year of charges that It defrau~ the government of millions of dollars from Pentagon contracts. The allegations have prompted at least eight federal investigations. Earlier tills year, Weinberger withheld millions rt dollars from the company pending an audit of Its bUIIng practices. · a BySONJAHD.J.GREN UPI F'a('m Editor By the Bend •...•.... Pages 6, 7 Classllleds ..•..•. P~ges 8, 9, 10 Comle&-TV ............. Page 11 Deaths ................... P&«e i2 Editorial •...•....•....... Page2 Sports ..•....•....•.... Pages 3, 4 ~ '• l'lil'oo- -,.., 'I . I '• Mary Gomer Cousins, fonneriy of at y Vot.36. No.181 Copyrighted 1986 PATRIOTIC FLOAT - This patriotic floal by Ch~ ~neD 3Z3, . Daughters of America, featured aiUillberoiAmerlcanFlags,anUncle SamandaGoddessoiUbertywhenltappearedlntheannualChrlslmas · · parade held In Pomeroy Sunday afternoon under the sponsorship rt the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Conunerce. Weather High around JO. West Winds less than10mph. . Tonllhl - Clear. Low 15 to 20 degrees.Windsllghtandvariable. Wednesday - Increasing cloud!· ness wtth a slight chance or rain. mgh arOOrul 40. Veterans Memorial Hospital Dec.2 Admissions - Gtadys Walburn, ' Middleport. Discharges - Larry HudnaU, Melvin Lovesee, Ethel Cozart, Theresa Fls!)er, Homer Bradshaw, Clara Heines. nationwide. An Ohio bank, Gem Savings, was · listed as having one or the lowest rates available at 13 percent. Rep. Charles Schumer, D· N.Y, charged that credit fees have increased "excessively' "since 198J, · when many states began loosening · regulations on lending institutions. · New York lifted Its cap on Interest · charges to 25 percent, from the previ0us 12 percent on balances "OEniNO VOIJ THERE SAFELY" LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES . *ALIGNMENTS *FRONT END WORK *BATTERIES *TIRE REPAIR LOCATED: M'AIN ST., RUTLAND. 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Pages ., NEW BRANffi OFFICE - the EMS unit. Lyons said . he first saw Taylor standing at the side of the van. He then saw Taylor get In the passenger side of the van and begin slidlngover under the driver's wheel. Lyons said he asked Taylor where he was going and that Taylor replied he was getting a way from there. Lyons said he then took Taylor by the arm and asked htrn to get out of the van, which he did. Lyons then escorted Taylor unhandcuffed to the pollee cruiser. He left Taylor alone momentarily In the cruiser while he went back to the EMS unit. Upon returning to the cruiser, Lyons radioed the sheriff's office and was Instructed to bring Taylor in for questioning. Lyons told the court he singled out Taylor because he heard another hoy "bollerlng at him. " The other hoy. Lyons said, turned out to be Terry Timmons, a brother of victim. The first person on the stand TUesday was 13 year·oid Joey Taylor, the oldest son of the defendant and a witness to the shooting. He told the court that his father had been drinking beer and wine all that day and that he had not seen him eat anything. He said he accompanied his dad that day when he left the trailer to drive to a cousin's home In Racine. Joey told I!Je COUI1 that his dad stopped and bought more beer and continued to drink, even when he was driving. Joey said that when they got ready to drive home, hls dad was weaving oo the road so bad that he (Joey) had to drive. Upon arriving home lace In the afternoon, he said his mother and father began arguing ahou t whet her or not his "Uncle Terry" should be allowed to borrow his mother's car. He said his dad didn't want Terry to use the car because It "might be illegal. " Joey testified that at one point during the argument, which lasted about a half hour, his mother left the kltchen where his father was sitting and went to a hack bedroom. He said thai while his mother was out of the room, his father asked him togo and get the gunandbuUets,whichhedld. , He said his lather said, "Terry better talk right when he gets here." Joey told the court that when Terry arrived at the trailer, the arguing stopped. He said he tried to signal to Terry that his father, who 'lbe M&:M Medical Equlprnen&, Inc., apeaed a new branch office at228E. MaiD St., Pomeroy, Ibis week. Oflerln& a wide range of medical equipment, the elllabllslu1lent Is open from 8:30 lo !.:~ 1. Mllllday throu&fl~,udluuo Mhnur •r • 26 Centa A Multimedia Inc. Newipaper Taylor trial resumes, weapon is described ·Rhodes picks Taft as running mate RUTL·AND TIRE SALES tontghtand:.lpercentWednesday. Exlalded forecast for 'lllursday through Saturday- A chance or rainorsnowThursday.FairFrlday tltoughwilhfiurrlesllngeringlnthe northeast. Fair Saturday. Highs In the JOs and lows In the 20s. Lottery winning numbers: 438,0935 ' All dming Tuesday testimony in the Joseph Taylor aggravated murder trial, much emphasis by both the prosecu tlon and defense was placed on the mechanical workings of the alleged murder weapon. Taylor, charged in connection with theJuiy21shootlngdeathofhis wife, MarUyn Timmons Taylor, listened quietly to the proceedings of the day, often with his head down. Meigs County Sherif! Howard Frank under cross examination from defense attorney Herman Caroon told the court the gun was "unpredictable. " During direct examlna tion, the sheriff was asked to describe the gun the jury. c. T~Ior, charged with the death. 1\tbens Attomey to The TRIAL~~- Meip SherlfiHCJI:VardFrank sheriff testified that the Kennan Car11011, presentklg the defendant, questions teslllled as to the deleetlve aspeds of a gun wldch Is trigger spring of the gun was gone, SherHI Frank about the gun. Presiding Judge Charles the alleged weapon whlcb kDled Marll,yn 'lbnmons making the gundifflcuittocock. The Taylor on July 21 as tile trial continued in the Melp Knight Is In the background. gun could only be cocked if It was County Common Pleas CcJwt for her husband, JO!Jellh pointed downward thesheriff saidso that gravity would cause the trigger to release · and make cocking possible. The sheriff also told the court that record of public service to the people leste because "the top of the If the gun were cocked and a person By RICK VANSANT CINCINNATI (UPI) - ·Creating or this state," Rhodes said at RepubliCan ticket must be strong." let his finger slipoffthe hammer, the "I decided I can best serve my gun would fire. Frank said that from a ticket of two of the most po!XIIar Tuesday news conference to Intronames in Ohio political history, duce Taft. "He represents the party and my stateby concentrating a half cocked position the gun would fonner Gov. James A. Rhodes has coming generation of political my energy, my experience and my fire but a oollet would not discharge. commitment in the governor's . plckecj Hamllton CoUnty Commls· leadership for Ohio." Frank testified that he and Paul Taft, 43, as a .. candidate for race," said Taft. sloner Robert Taft II as hiS running Gerard, investigator for.the Meigs With Rhodes sitting at his side, County prosecutor, recovered the .!II!IleJor .ni!'Xt year's gubentatortal lieutenant gcvernor,is attempting a big jump in his somewhat limited Taftwas asked by reporters abOut a .22 caliber pistol from the Taylor eleclkln. RhodeS. 76, Is seeking an unprece- political career, which has consisted statement attributed to Taft last trailer on Bald KnobStlversvme Rd . denteg fifth tenn as governor. Taft's of five years as a state reptesenta· year that he didn 't feel Rhodes near Racine not long after the father ah(l grandlather were sena· live and five as a county should run for governor again. shooting took place. "We're talking about the future of commissioner. tors and his great·grandfather, The sheriff said he was famUiar Taft said he had considered thestateofOhlo, we'retalkingabout with the gun because he test fired six William Ho'l'ard Taft, was running for secretary of state, but the situation today in the Republican rounds. president. "Bob comes from a great family decided to'join Rhodes' bid to unseat partY," answered Taft. Alfred Lyons, Racine marshaU, "There's no question in my mind was called to the stand by the that has a long and dlsllnguished Democratic Gov. Richard F. Cethat Gov. Rhodes Is the strongest prosecuUon to describe Joseph Republican candidate, that he Is Taylor's appearance at (he time he gcingtowln next year and that he is was transported by Lyons to the the best man to db the job that needs Meigs County Sheriff's office for to be done in Columbus." questioning In the matter. Taft declared he was "proud" tD Lyons told Meigs County Prose· be running with Rhodes and wasted cutlng Attorney Fred Crow III that m time in joining Rhodes in although he could smell a Ico hoi on condemning Celeste. Taylor's breath, Taylor was nol "Our state government appears staggering, he was talking In a riddled with Incompetence and ' normal maniX!r, and his balance corruption," he said. "We have seen and appearance appeared normal. crisis after crisis, restgnatlon alter Lyons said that atout 6 p.m. resignation. Sunday, July 21, he received a call to "Our state has not enjoyed the full go to Eber's Gulf Slatton in Racine fruits of the economic recovery set where there was trouble. In motion by Preslden t Reagan. Our Lyons testified that when he bUsiness climate lags behind the arrived at the station, he saw a van nation and our nelghtorlng states. on one side of the road and the Our eco nomic climate is Racine EMS unit on the other side. '<llsastrous.'' He said a woman was ·being Tall said Rhodes can "restore a transferred by cot from the van to sense of honesty and integrity to a state government. thai has been paralyzed." "The state of Ohio desperately needs leadership with a sense ol purpose and direction," he said. "Jim Rhodes is the leader who can setOhloooa new course." Rhodes, who said he and Taft wlll "campaign in every county in this state "called the Rhodes·Taft ticket. "not a campaign, but a crusade to replace the most corrupt, inept administration In thestateofOhio." Rhodes, in continuing his heavy antt.celeste barrage of recent months, tooknoleofTUesday'snews that Kentucky had apparently beaten wt Ohio for the location of a new car plant and said, "Celeste should be a seven:star general of Kentucky. He's done more for Kentucky than (Kentucky) Gov. Collins." Table proposal r;ln;d:lc:at:ln:g::th:e::pr:a:ct:lce::·:ex:te~·n:ded::::o:ve:r:$000::.::======:;- pe~oo'!y.~U::n;-ce~ enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, December 4, 1985 ,, •' • Credit card charges under legislative ~ire Hospital news • • I Area .deaths Mary Gomer Cousins DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS '• • •• •' Meigs County, died Monday at a Dayton Hospital. She Is surVIved try five chUdren, several grandchild· ren, anda brother, Paul Gomer, woo also nves In Dayton. Funeral James Donald, chairman of . services wlll be held Thursday Agriculture's World Agricultural , morning. · Outlook Board, saldAinerican farm exports, which fell from $.'l!bllllonto s:n billion in flscall9!1i "are likely to Charles Snider Sr. NEW YORK (UPI)- Credit card drop even further In the coming users could save hundreds of dollars year." The 1985levei was 29 percent Charles RaymoJ!<] Snider Sr.. 64, a year on Interest charges If they below a 1981 peak rt $!.3.8 biUlon. of Racine. died Monday in Cedar shopped.around for banks with low Total near·record crop produc· Rapids, Iowa. Arrangements wiD be rates, a group of New York tlon !XI t pressure on farm (rices this announced by Ffwing Fu:reral lawmake~s said Monday. year "and for 1986, crop prices wlll Home. The lawmakers, appearing at a continue under intense pressure," hearing of the New York Senate Donald said. £ l , Banks Committee, blasted major Even thoughfannersaremaking t0rec&8 banks and retail stores for making heavy use of guvcrnment fann .........,~ _ Partly cloudy with a "windfall" pronts on interest &.,_, charges chance of morning snow Hurries. · They presented charts CLEVELAND Mon· day's winning tUPI) Ohio - Lottery numbers with ticket sales and payouts: . Daily Number: 438. Ticket sales totaled $1,139,101, with a payoff dueof$321,036. PICK4: 0935. PICK4 ticket sales totaled $162,174, with a PaYOff dueof$73,1l14. PICK4$1stralght bet pays$9,9!6. PICK4 $1 box bet pays $404. Inside: • programs to take crops off the market, prices have sUd to or below levels that usually act as prlet' Doors. The only gooo ""'ws was for consumers, who wlli see another modest Increase in food prices In 1~followtng a modest rlseofailttk• more than 2 percent this year. Other bits of good news were predictions of l!lgher livestock prices and possibly a further reduction In farmers' (roducllon costs. "But lower crop prices and receipts may be more than offsetting, resultinjllncashfarmincomea little below the forecast 1985 level and lower net fann Income, depending on the direction and rnagriitude of Inventory change," Donald said. WASHINGI'ON (UPI) - The fortunes of American agriculture wUJ sink even ~r next year as exports continue a downward slide and governrnent'()Wiled crop sur· pluses mount, government econo· mists predict. John Lee Jr .. administrator of the Agriculture Department's Economic Research Service, estimated today that U.S; farmland values fell another 3 percent to·7 percent this year after falling 13 percent in 1984. When all the data are in, he said, the ""'t worth of the nation's agrlculturlll sector wUI have fallen again In 1985fortheflfthconsecuttve year. "In the year ahead, assuming no major policy changes, total fann assets may continue to decline, bul at a reduced . pace as the sector approaches equDibrlum In this transition period," Lee said. His remarks were prepared lor the opening day ot the government's 62nd annual Agricultural OuUook Conference, which continues through Thursdal(. "It may be some time before agriculture again experiences slg· nlncant price and income in· creases." Lee said. It's 18HOUR® Extra Savings Time! y \ was sitting down, had the gun lying beside him on the seat. Joey salil that when Terry asked if he could use the car. his dad said no and his mother said yes. Joey said when his mother made the remark about not being man enough to shoot anyone, his dad "jumped up and the gun went off." Joey said his dad knew the trigger spring was gone because It had fallen out "a long t lme ago." He also testified that he had seen his dad shoot the gun before and that one time he had shot the gun Inside the trailer because "the klds were too noisy and he couldn't hear the T.V." Joey said that as soon as the gun went off his father and uncle ooth began shouting "call an amlxl· lance." Joeysaidhisuncleranouton the porch of the trailer and told some people who were walling for him outside to call for help. Joey said his lather went to his mother to try to pick her up and kept saying over and over, "don't die, I love you." Joey said his four younger sisters and brothers were outside playing when the. argument and shooting took place. He said his dad and uncle carried his mother to the van and everyone, Including the children, left. He told the court his dad kept performing mouth to mouth resuscitation on his mother in the van and that when the van mel the EMS unit In Racine, his lather was stUI performlngmouthto mouth. Under cross examination, Joey was asked by Carson to sit at a chair In front of a table and todemonstrate to the jury how his father stood up before the gun went off. Joey stood up quickly with knees partially bent under the table, raising his. arm upward at the same time. The boy's ann was bent slightly at the eltow. Joey said hisfatherwasswayfnga little as he stood up, and that he had been staggering when they returned to thet railer from thecousin'shorne in Racine. Also called to the stand Tuesday as an expert witness was Dr. Patrie!\ Fardal of !.he Franklin County Coroner's office. Fardal, who performed an autopsy on the victim·s bOdy, described to the jury the location where the bullet entered MarUyn Taylor's neck, and the path the bullet took. Fardal said the bullet completely severed her spinal cord In the~ Continued on page 12· service through Ita answering senlce. Rand,y Mamhou~ area manager, Is pictured with a sampling ol the equipment In the new !!lore. 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DdB, PDII'Iero)' MilO Ken 'Lowe, Applr Cmk Wayrl'da· le: 9obl:e' lull. Ironton: Scott LtwiS. etlan: Gal)' Mc:DJ\nell. Canal Fullon bull : Rkhk! CamliJE'Il, Appit" Cl'l't'k Nortll.west; Blll Mtden, l...ovt'land; SteveManln, Mlntlrd; Sle\·e MeadoWs, PhilO; Sleooe McDr:rloultl. COiboc!Ort SteYl' Mon1B, Rtoadtna; lntoe O'Routtr.e, o.Dipall; Jason ppr, JoMs!DWn Mom~('; JJ. Roberti, Falrfk>ld Union; Jim Ross, Phlb; JOOn SloWda, Marion Pleasant; Matt Stauffer, Martins Ft!ny; Juhu• ShackHrd. Stt>Ubenvlllf': Ed Smith. Ste\lbenvllk>; OuiJ Sofohnlfn, LwlsviDP Aquinas; &ian Stablle, WalTf'll 'Kft!m:l)<; Troy 'J'n.oece, Van Wert; Jim 'JYtft, CIJtala Mar II r PI I a; MIU 'I\u11el, 'I'honl'llllt stw~dal1; Kfovln WWLwnl, Llml Blth: Duane Wtlrteh. Oak Harbor. Castalia MG - .lim Wordm. !\ulllvan BllK'k Rh'er. &1, lfll. Sr. U3 - Dan Hines, Dayton Oakwoo:l, &2. 195, Sr. lB ROO Bachman. Clnct m~ t l McNiciYJ&as. 5-11. ali. Sr. LB - &ian You~ . SII'UbrnviiiP, .~10. Marauders. 78~65 victory over N·Y Folger's Coffee ,~.. 159 Amy Young tossed in ten points and . 15 rebounds. Sophomore Lesa VINTON - The defending Sec· Rucker added 9, Arlene Ritchie 4 tiona! Champion North Gallta Lady and Tonya Savoy two. Pirates sailed lo vtctocy in practl· NG hit 18of 36(or50percentfrom ca)ly the same lashlon as last the field and canned 6 oliO at the season's sectional championship charity strtpe. EHS hit 18 of 58 for 31 game, winning Monday evening by percent and notched just3ol14 at the nearly the same score 42-39 over the line. · Eastern Eaglettes in an SVAC girls In theresetvecontestNGpOsteda basketball contest. Senior guard 26-21 trtumph. Rachel Borden led Michelle George had another out· wlthl4 points, Denise Plckenshad8, standing game In posting game- Ttna Parson 2and LortAxllne2. For high honors ol 31 points for the Eastern Melanie Mankin and Jenny winners. Cowdery each had 6, Bev Wigal 5, EaStern took an early 8-6 llrst Patty Durst 2 and Trlsha Spencer 2. periOd lead, thenadvancedtoa20-15 Spencer led Eastern with 9 lead at theintennlsslon. The Pirates rebounds, while her team hit lOci 34 set salllnthethlrdframetogaintwo, lor 29 percent. The EHS resetves 14-12, behind the leadership ol are ().3 o\rerall, whlle.the varsity is Mi~leCeorge.' · now 2.J and H In the SVAC. Flnally a late game drought Coach Pam Douthitt said ol her tumbled Eastern to the loss at 42-39. team's perlormance, "We dld not Michele George paced the win· play well tonight. We really shot nlng attack with an excellent fioor bad,mlssed too many foul shots, and game and 31 points, while Jayne missed two many bunny shots. Our Campbell was next In llnewith8and delense couldn't stop Michele Gina Rutan had 3. George. She had a fine game." Senior post-woman Margaret Eastern hosts Hannan Trace Horner led Eastern with 14 points Thursday at Eastern. and 15 rebounds, whDe side-kick t FLAKED Potato Chips By~Wolle Sentinel Stall Writer Chancey leads Stea LB. HERR'S ~lettes,. 42-39 Union; Tt'd Gorman, Steubenville: , ()e. .vnond Gray, Wytrnlna:: Lance Heat~ •.·St. • DB - Ron Ra:vllUm. Marion Elilin. ~. 165. Sr. DB - Olutk Bauer. Llb'rf)l \Jrdon. ~ 59 $ Lady .Pirates ·sail past F1tzpatlicll:, Otqrtn Falls; Andy Ft'a· ldm, Oberlin Flrdandl; Tony f{'l1!;1ermaker, ffimtanli,Y; Allm Frank, Falrlltld m.sr. ~Sirloin Do""' """'· Catto.lr; Roger Duft'y, Canton O;>ntral Cattmllc; Jim Dt'rlnllon, COio,.l Cnwfon:l; . nm DPWIIl, Utbana: Eric DE - Scrm Flllcky, St . Clalrs\1llr, 6-0. 185. Sr. , IYI' - Greg Car~m. Otst'flO, 6-3, m. Top Mnl, Cholas; Wi!y lll!dale, S.Jl, W . Sr. BON~LESS MellO Mark Madison: Tim Burt, rtnctnnatl McNl· Brl1111 Coopm'\dcr, ThOrnVilk' Sheridan; Par Duffy , Cruuon Central Rk:il O..ckln, Lima Bath, 6-2, Sr. D1' Mark Lamb:ort. MargarPIIa . .'i -ll, m. Sr Sll.'\lbmvtue: Germantown Valley VIeW; ~ Sleek>, Goatft; Dale 'IlKlrrwt. North Bmd Taylor; Shawn Vlncftlt, St. Clalnv!Ue; Chlrl Wharton. Mantns F'eny; Ou1i Wells, BelkoYIM.'. RONOitAIU!: MDTI)N ~I!N Keith Amltufl, Onvllle ; Brian Adams, ~rlngt'lf.Jd NortiiPastf'rn; Dtney Adam!t, Obl'ri!Jt; James Brltdkoy, Onvll&P; Shawn Balbau,lh. Ottawa-Glandorf: Scol l Blu· mtna. BE'Iialre: Steve Boill'n, Mlddle!OYo'n Ik-an Hepar, Wlckltl'l.', 5-!1, ~. · PK - Chris Brak(', Wtsl Jrrfenon. ll, :m, Sr. Plus Deposit Limit 2 Greg vounestown Clilrd&NIJ Mooney; Jetr Roach, HBnOYerton t.Jnlted; 1n11 Bollllt- 191, Sr. 16 oz. BTLS. Gamllla Gnltt, GaS- """"" 1~ . DE - K~d; 81'.01NDTEUI Bob Toth, Pymanu,illg Valley . s. 3, 7'6, Sr. C - David H{'frlt'k, Qak Hartlor, S. ll, PEPSI COLA Enslgrl, edt, aimesWIJe; Rkk ~rb. Mclk>nn:ltt North\lle!t ; VIR Molft, Union Uacll; carrnm Natale, Watnrt Kenntcty, Steve SE - Brlan Cot!~. Hant:~~~erton UnltP<I, l).:l, l!Ji, Sr. TE - Rudy Maynp, Uttlo> Miami, 1).2, 168, Sr. OG - Brtan Qay , Van Wl'rt , &.1 , 215, Sr. Sr. QB 100. Sr. L.a'rry 8010, Wart'@l1 Kennrdy; Ray !'lamrmrxls, Minford; Nell Hank>r, Oak Harblr; Ar11e Ha)'DI!!i, Gate& Mills Hawlil>n; Jim JackiM, Bf.!PY~ C'IPar Fak; David Key, cblumbu! Han~; . Jan ¥Jilr>l!llta· RoteJJ Searcy, Wyomil\i. ~9. • DB - Bob Bare, Mason, &3. 19!i, Sr. P - Matt Stt>plal, BaTI'I.'S\111f, HO, 1'1'0, Sr MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE, DIET CAPE: MaH Crlll"Z, Ven.alles; IIpuUI;: DB 165, Sr. ar Sr ar - Clark, Farbs, u.J. Sr. OG Sr. Pymiltunlng SUWvllll Black Rtver; Mike f'ar'ITI!r, Awn: T)' Fk\'el, Van Wen; Glenn L8 - TOdd Pfahl, Huron, 6-.1, 21~. Sr. LB - JaCk Leeder, OrrvlliP, &-2, 218, Sr. DB - Scan Fmnro. Brooklyn, &..1, $1 59 Dies~. Key.tone; Valley; Craig BnlwJL Sll'Litftvil.lf Cafh· 6-I, 185. Sr. $119 LaGranr John f1relands; LB - John Demtls, ColuntJi.Js Dl>SaiPs, Jumbo Bologna Welkt>r, Vllfl Mark Athon, , CAPE; Bob BPI;t, fbtrUn MG - Whole Pork Loins Scott Wo!Ptrt, Bexley. lfONOIWIU!: IIBNftONIIAIJISS "· FRESH • SLICED M~tt DE Kt-lth Bnlmmltt, Caatall.a Margaretta, S-2, 2X!, Sr. DE -Erie Rxlerys, Columbus Acadl>rey, 6-2, :m, Sr. Dr - Dave lnllkl!(>p, Urbano, 6-1, ZJO. 10. Academy of Physical Education, season, blocked two punts, inter- Includes spHt end Mike Adams of UPireports and Proctorville Fairland guard· cepted two passes and recovered Jefferson Area and tight end Mike Meigs senior quarterback Mike linebacker Dean Wilks. three fumbles. He also punted for a Meece of Madeira, guard Paul Snow, a 5-foot.S, 195-pounderwith 38-yard average. Chancey has been named to theltrst . R.evollnsky of Elyrta CathoDe. team class AA UPI all-state team the speed of a sprinter, was picked "Dean has all the talent In the tackles Mark King .ol Waverly and and to the second team AP,squad. the UPI AA back of the year and world," said Snyder. "He's big, Guy Alexander of Bcyan and center Two other Marauders were also Wilks, a 6-foot4, 265-pounder, the quick and mobile. We were really a Jon Wolfe of Bexley. Columbus honored Including senior tallback lineman of the year in balloting by tough football team when he decided . DeSa.les' Shawn Ream Is the to lake charge." Brad Robinson (third team·AP and coaches from around the state. placekicker. The three other lllnnlng backs on honorable mention-UP!) and junior Snow, a 3-year starter for CAPE The first team defensive line end Ed Kltchen 1 (honorable Coach Steve Sheehan, has some the All-Ohio first team offense were consists of ends Keith Blllmmitt of rnentlon-AP and UPI?. Impressive statistics to sh.ow,lllsh· Tony ctra of Wlckltf!e, Patrtck Cas talla Margaretta and Eric Chancey and Robinson were ing lor 1,816 yards In 10 regular Rogan of Urbana artd Keith Denson Poderys of Columbus Academy, named TVC co-offensive players ol season gam this season In only 165 o!Orrvllle. tackles Dave Inskeep of Urbana and the year. Chancey gained tl)e honor carries, an average olll yards per TheS-foot-10, 185-poundCtra, who Toby Gilbert of CAPE and middle by passlngfor1,417yards this year, carey, and scored 'n touchdowns. sat out bne game with an lnjuty, guard .J ohn Downa~d of completing94of138passeswtthonly Snow's 3-year totals, including rushed lor 1,119 yards and 15 Steubenville. two interceptions and 17 touch· playoff games, show 5,185 yards touchdowns the past season. He also Orrvllle's Leeder is joined at downs. Chancey, son of Meigs lllshlng and 75 touchdowns in 33 caught 15 passes for another 195 linebacker by Todd Pfahl of Huron football coach Charles Chancey, games played. yards. and John Dennis of Columbus passed for 3,004 yards tn his "I think one ofthe keys Is he came Denson, 6-foot-1, 180, was half of DeSales. three-year varsity career. along at the right time for a OrrvUle's 1·2 lllnnlng punch along The defensive backs are Scott The 6-5, 205 lb. Chancey Is the beginning program," Sheehan said with fullback Jack Leeder, an Ferraro ol Brooklyn, Roten Searcy all-time leading Meigs passer and ol Snow. ''With the players we have All.Ohio linebacker. He rushed for o!Wyomlng and BobBareofMason, also was named the TVC's MVP In right now, he couldn't play If he were 1,TI3 yards in 231 carries, a 7.5 per Barnesville's Matt Stephen, who a freshman. But then, we had other · tcy average, and scored 18 averaged 40.9 yards per kick, Is the basketball last season as a junior. Robinson wound the 1985 season freshmen startlilg.'' touchdowns. first team punter. Rogan, the only sophomore on any with 1,316 yards lllshing and 22 Wilks excelled both at offensive Southeastern Ohio League cham· touchdowns. The 173 lb. lllnnbg guard and outside linebacker for of tl)e All-Ohio teams, Is a 6-foot·l, pion GalHpoHs landed three players 205-pounder who Is desllned lor on UPI'sHonorableMentlonTeam. back Is the all-time Marauder Fairland. leading rusher and scorer. ''He!sanexcellentpullingguard,'' statdoln. They are: Gamble Grant, Andy ' Rogan, younger brother of Jeff Howard and Bruce O'Rourke. Junior end Ed Kitchen was said Fairland Coach Roger Snyder. Cllancey's lavortte target and a "For a big boy, he has excellentfoot and Greg, both All.Ohioans at The Associated Press also came Urbana, lllshed lor 1,642 yards (7.5 out with Its Class AA All-Ohio Team deep threat. Kitchen caught a quickness." team-leading 31 passes for 571 yards Wilks also uses that foot quickness average) a11d 21 touchdowns and today. Howard made the Second and 10 touchdowns. Kitchen on the basl,!etbaD court, where he also did the Hille lim hers' Team and Grant the Third Team. averaged over 18 yards per averaged 21 points per game last placekicking. Bo Smith and Todd Slone received reception. The rest ol the first team offense Honorable Mention AP All-Ohio. seas.on in leading his team to a Also named to the UP! team was leaguetttle. r----------------------Carlos Snow, a fast and powerful · Delenslvely, Wilks had 42 solo ·f'l!lllJ:IIU!lllll!llll!llll!lll~J:II:IJ:II:I~J:II:IJ:II:II!IIll!lllJ:II:IJ:III~I!IIlJ:II:IJ:II:II!IIll!lll~ junior tailback for the Cincinnati tackles and 26 assists the past lladi-af-)'eU' Soow,CAPE. Carlo& SE - Mlb> 'Adams, Jetrer50n Area, 0-l , l75. Sr. TE - Mike Meea:>. Ml'dl>lra_, "' ~. Sr. ?J - Paul Ik>Yollnsky. Elyria Catbollc, 6-0, ZXJ, Sr. oo .- Dt• wna, ~ Falra.ct, ..... 115, Sr. ar - Mark Kin&. Waverly , f\.2, ~. Sr. BUSH'S Sed!el Staff I~. COLUMBUS, Oh\0 IUPII - Thfo 1!Ri United Press In!4.'1"1'¥11k>nal Clw AA AJJ. Ohio' Football Team {wlfh hrigflt, WPighr and class ): Falter's The Daily •PEPPERONI •SAUSAGE •DELUXE Polish Sausage su BOX ~: 99< 2 $4 00 PIZZAS By Keltll Wlllecup Sentinel Stall Wrller ROCK SPRINGS - Senior lor· ward Mike Chancey scored a game-high 22 points and cleaned the boards with 23 rebouixls as Meigs rolled to their third cOnsecutive win with a 78-65verdtctoverNelsonvtlJe. Ymi< here Tuesday. Chancey, the second al·tlme leading rebouooer In Meigs cage histocy, had seven offensive rebouoos among his 23. The 6-5 forward hit on 10 of 19 lleld goal attempts. Meigs, now 3-0 overall and 2.j) in the TVC, jumped to a 2'7·13 first period lead and appeared headed for an easy win. The Buckeyes, however, came back to outscore Meigs the next two'perlods and with three mlnutes"Jieft In the third quarter had narrowed It to 45-39. Leading 5243 heading into the final eight minutes, Meigs needed some clutch tree throw shooting to hold of! the Buckeyes. Coach Greg Drwnmer's crew . made 11 ol131oul shots in the final two minutes to keep their lead. Senior guard Rick Wise added 17 points and five rebounds for the Marauders while senior center Lee Powell came up with his season· high cA 12 points plus five rebouhds. SeniOrShawnBakercameupwith his third straight 10-polnt game and OU wins Ohio University's Robert T~tum scored a career-high 32 points and teammate Paul Baron puUed down 12 rebounds, also a career high, in leading the Bobcats to an 85-79 win Tuesday nlght over Marshall. Tatum, a senior guard, canned 12 ol 15 shots from the lleld and etghtc:i 10 tree thrOWS to better his previous career high ol 26 points. Baron's previous career rebounding. high was nine. · ou which led 36-27 at halftime, got 18 points from Paul "Snoopy" Graham and 10 each !lllm ~amle Brock and !Wger Smith In lliMing Its record to' 2.0. . Bucks edge Florida added six rebounds. Buckeye Dennis Howe put in 24 points to lead NYHS whlle guard Chuck Walters added 14. Both Kenny PersonsandTom Marttn·had 10each for NelsonvUie-York. 'We started out In a man-to-man press and tt really worked well. We dldn't play with the same intensity the final three quarters as we had in the first quarter. We just seemed to play well enough to keep the lead,' coounented Coach Drununer. The Marauders made 27 of 69 from lhe field for 39 per cent and made 24 of 33 foul shots. Meigs had made 12 of 26 field goal attempts In the 11rst period but could manage only stx o120 In the final periOd. Meigs had 46 rebouoos, 13 turnOvers, and was called for 14 louls. NelsonvUle-York made 11 c:i 17 tree throws and committed 19 personals. No other statistics were avallabte on NYHS. In the reserve game, Coach Mlck Childs Little Marauders also made It three straight. with a 5745 win. Mike Bartrum led the way with 14 points, Meigs will play again this Friday when they travel to VInton County. NelsonvOJe.York hosts Trimble Friday. COLUMBUS (UP!) - Dennis Hopson shattered his career scoring high oll9 points, scoring 34 points, SVAC standings AJ.J..GAMml . _ rorwn.n• Hannan Trace Southern North Gallla OakHUI Symmes Valley Eastern Southwestern Kyger Creek SVAC Team Hannan Trace Southern North Gallla Symmes Valley Oak HOI Eastern Southwestern Kyger Crrek ~York Mttp 13 u 16 22-~ 11 11 It :ai-71 L · Pci. 3 0 l.(XX) 2 0 l.(XX) 2 0 l.(XX) 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 0 2 .(XX) 0 2 .(XX) 0 .(XX) W 2L Pci. 2 0 t.(XX) 1 1 .500 1 1 0 2 ,(XX) .(XX) .IXXJ .IXXJ 0 2 0 2 I North Gallla T1 Eastern 66 Southern 69 Kyger Creek 23 Oak Hill T1 Southwestern 52 · Hannan Trace 64 Symmes Valley 55 Friday's pmes Eastern at Hannan Trace Synunes Valley at North Gallla Southwestern at Kyger Creek Oak Hill at Southern ~··came Manchester at Oa~ Hlll CHRISTMAS TREES BRADFORD'S FlESH CUT nElS AVAiLABLE . 01 CUT YOUI OWN Locattd on Cherry Ridge. Turn East at Darwin onto Rt. 681, go 4 mi. to Miltpest 13. Turn S.Uth on gravel raocl, 1111 milt to ara,tt. 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BANQUET 01 MORTON 2 0 l .(XX) 2 0 l.IXXJ 'l'uellday. s resull8 · lft.l2, Ed Kitchen 1<3-5, Quia Kf'nlwdy 1.0.2. Huey EuonO.W. 'lm'ALRfi.II.W. w 'lEAM lox ICIOft': NDJIONVII.Ut-YOIII 1•1 - ""' Sponcoo"C)M, John Hurd 142, o.nra HCM't' 10+24, Torn Martin ~10. Ub'_. f'lom H!. ONc:k Waher• ~14, Keni\YPw.nf.1-JO MI'J08 (11) - Rkil ~S-17, Brad Roblnb13-J.7, Mlkfo ~ 1().2·22, Shawn Baktr 3-1 -7, Lft> PtMrtll ' and Brad Sellers added 27 to lead unheated Ohio State, W , to an 11}.73 non-conlerence college vtctocy aver Flortda Tuesday night at St. John Arena. Hopson's previous career high of 19 carne against Iowa State in Ohio State's NCAA tournament appearance last year. Brad Sellerswasi:\Wl points shy cA his career high ol29set last year against Missouri. Florida, 2·1, of the Southeastern Conlerence tied the game at 50 with 13: 56 remaining on Joe Lawrence's 23-lool jumper. But Hopson put the Buckeyes in the lead lor good on a baseline layup with 13: 371eft. I 17 OZ. DEL MONTE APRICOT HALVES ................... 99< 15 1/• OI. JOAI Of AB RED KIDNEY BEANS....t~o~~. S1.19 14'14 OZ. FIAICO AMERICAN w/SLICED FlANKS SPAGHEniO'S ....................... 83< I OI. TASTEIS CHOICE INSTANT COFFEE ...........Wi. S6.99 5 OZ. SHIElD IAR TOilET DEODORANT SOAP ......i.1m s1.29 ,.,. oz. A. .OUI VIENNA SAUSAGE ..........mt... 99< 24 OZ. SWEET SUE CHICKEN & DUPLIN'S ....Wi. 51.19 4 lOLL PlCiK WIITE CLOUD TOILET TISSUE .................... S1.49 5 OZ. SWANSON'S CHICKEN BROTH ............. s~~t ... 89( �• Pege 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, December 4, 1985 - _ Pirates upend Eagles; HT,_Southern and Oaks post wins . . ByScoUWolle 8ellllael seatf Wrler EAST MEIGS - The red-hot ..... _. Gallla Pirates .:..,malned .lWCUI n : ~at 2-0bere Tuesdav evening, ; posting a close 77-66 SVAC basketball triumph over the Eastern Eagles, whowereforcedtowalkthe plank In ~latter stages c1 a torrid cage battle at Eastern High School. ~win boosts North Gallla to 2-Q both overall and In the league, while Easterndrq)sto0.2on both ledgers. Comlngolfatorrldshootlngspree during the 1981-85basketbaUseason. junlorMIIceKemperre-established hlniselt as an all-league candidate by notchlng a game-high points. Two otber Pirates hit the double · figure plateau as sharp-shooting Todd Deel zipped 18, and Todd Holstein added 13. Eastern's young, but hustling conting-ent placed four men In double-figures, led by point guard Jeff Caldwell with 15, Bryan Durst wltl114, and Eddie Collins and Greg Leachman lleach. Eastern dropped to a 22-17 deficit 29 In the first frame, but caught fire to claw Its way back to a J6.36 halftime score. A nearly even second haIt saw both clubs slow offensively In ~ · third frame, but again tum up~ wick for an exciting fourth quarter shoot-out. North Gallla gained Its stronghold with a ten point advan· tage In the third frame. 1 Thewlnnersrlpped the hosts' nets for 31 of 62 field goal attempts for 50 percent. while canning only 13 ot22 at the line. Eastern sank awarm Z7 for 63 from the field for 43 percent, th . 12 andnlpp€d of15at ellne. Eastern claimed the battle oftbe boards 43-36 1ed by the dominating force of sophomore Wade Leachman with 20 and Eddie Collins wltll 9. Diddle and Kemper had 7 and 6 respectively lor the winners. Nortll GaUia had 6 steals, 13 I tumove~.14asslstsand14personal fouls. Eastern had 2 steals, 9 turnovers.llasslsts andl5fouls. In the reserve contest Coach Don Eichinger's little Eag1es rolled to a high scoring 60-55 triumph over tlle little Pirates. Eastern Is now 1·1 overall. The young Eagle nestl)ngs were led In scoring by Tony HendrixRwith 15 and Mike Martin with 10. usty De ced all · with 27 nny pa scorers pol21nfts,hewhlle I:Celtll Burnette added ort guests. Eastern travels to Himnan Trace tllls Friday, whileNortll Ga Ill a hosts Symlnes Valley. SfMMI!I VALUtY (II) - Syl\'e5!('1' Bloomtleld Soutllwestern. "'~=..,,,, -Crisw•• H~. M"k-OH H7. Gabrr81 ,.,.,. 1..,,,,..,.M,..,.,.,.,J,hn s..,,.., 11·1·23, J<>m 'l'OOmp•m .,.,, St.,.""'" BrlanH""'"IJ+U.MII<OHale li-J-2!1,Er<Fal"11H ""'" Cooa• .,., , Er< "'" HannanTntct> er....,. 141 Todd :n6,01QdSUflV'll('f'll.Q.:t 'IVfA1.818-*Fn. sounnm;'IEIIN '"' - ~m OM, """' Halslop 2-2-ii, Berlrw ~'d Ml-10, Hlcky Hablop().O.{I, Je"'" Joh" wo"m '"'"· OM"' P"'" '1·''· '""' ~ea...,r..-ruM,,Scottwrnlomo l<>l. rorAUI ....;, .,. - 12 19 H 19 - IW , IJ 11 19 _" s,mrnet~ • .,,., AtChesh!re,Southernjum~'<" out nM =.;:'.!i'"""'""'''· "•"'""'-"'"'>"""· · to a 23-4 first quarter lead In posting s.-.,.._,.. """ "'" Sou !h~ll." rn " :xJ :xJ 2.1- 71 JO 7 19 16 -52 At Willow Wood, Deke Barnes =~.u.u. l"l _ 1'Ddd""" 1<18. 1000 scored 23 points to pace Hannan ""'"'"...uDa.~llldd"»"-P'"I""•I·9. MIIte Trace's 64-55 victory QVer Symmes 1 K"""""· ·"'· 'ftll'AIB""'~'I7. Valley.SteveJan-eil addedl3polnts EAS'IERN(II) -EdColllnd-l·ll.Gret~Leach man aneasy69-23wtnoverKygerCreek. The Tornadoes (2-0) were led by Jay Bostick's 16 points. FUchard GU- . bride added 10 for Southern. Riehle GUmore led Kyger cfeek (0·2) with 10. Soutllern led 31-9at halftime and 53-17 attbe of the third quarter. ena . Jolk'Y 1-0-l, Mil«> BradOO ry 3-0-a, rtm Gordon ""' ""'·r"''"""''"I-02.TOTAL'!ll·U•. ""'"'.,. •""""' ~.':c':... ,, Wednesday, Dacamb&r 4, 1985 ~ ,5 22 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calendar I area happenings. J.l).~. WEDNESDAY LONG OOTI'OM- Long Bottom Community Association meets Wednesday, 8 p.m., community buUdlng. ~~- "' s ., _, "''''".,.,.._"'"I""""· K""' r,,..,, 18 Hubbards GreenhOIJSe NOW OPEN FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON THURSDAY SYRACUSE-The Meigs Association for Retarded Citizens will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Carleton School. Pai,.ltiu, Ita~ Wets, liw & Cut Chridmas Trees, Hally & lue Spruce Tl1tS, Chrislmas Cactus, Door Wrea1h~ Cordle Arra......,. ...._fOt''-ge · "'-nts. For '"r"''•'"., IU ru lhe lowwd one's nmve lla.tets, ~c-teryVcnes, Manwnent Sprays. op· en Oaiy 9 -6; Sunday 1-5 RACINE - American Legion refreshments. POMEROY -Evangeline Chapter 172, OrderotEasternStar,meets LEBANO~ TWP - Lebanon . 7: 30 p.m. Thursday at temple; Township Trustees meeting, 7 p.m. officers are to wear chapter dresses. Thursday at township building. There wUI be a gift exchange, not over $5. Women may bring men; REEDSVILLE -Meeting, Olive men may bring women guests. Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Reedsville Fire FRI:DAY Each ~;~t t ht~~t~ . f.• SUIISaiJPTION RATI'l! Oulllde Ohio 13 Weeks ................... ............ ... 115.60 26 Weei!J .................. ................ I31.20 52 Weeks .................................. $59.60 RACINE- ArevlvallsbeL1gheld at ~ Racine Fellowsl)lp Church through Sunday at 7 p.m. Pastpr Charles Bush Invites the public. 10 be rnod1ly M ted irl !his 1d. If wa do run out of an adver1ised 11em, we 11riven islld price within 30dars Only be ace&p!ed oer rtem PU!ChaMd . O t>!l vtndQr C(MJpofl w~l. ' Lux Liquid ~'g g:~- ~ Detergent... .... _ 22~,. FREE! •- I' CQPVR.IGHT 1996 . THE KROGER CO. IT EMS AND PRICES GOOD SUN DAY , DEC. 1, fH AOUG H SATU RDAY, DEC 1, 1!186, IN ~lli POUS & f'Ot.1ERO'!' STORE S WE fiESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT OUAN· TITlES . NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . ., ' • • ' Country Club Ice Cream ....... Yz -Ga,FREE! when you buy ·. one any size DDWftill9 .. 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We're well stocked with a full selection of all your favorite styles, including our famous Pecos Boots, Lady Red Wings, and all the popular new Supersoles. Shoes and boots made to last! This year, give the gift of comfort: Red Wing ShoesI B7 Carrier or M.cor Route one w..,k ................................... $1.10 One Month ................................. $4.80 One Year ................................. $57.20 SINGLE COPY J'I.IICI! Dally ........... ........................ 25 Cents 13 Weeko ...... ,...... .... ............ .. ... l14.56 :!' Weei!J ...... ................ ............ $29.12 ~2 Weeks .................................. $!18.24 RACINE - The Racine United Methndlst Women will have a Christmas bazaar In the basement or tlle Racine United Metfdlst Church Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. w rll offer ¥PU your cho~~:11 or a comiJIIrabl& il&m. when 111ailable . reflecting the same SIIVinga or a raincheck which wlU &nti!lt you to purctt1se t ~ adv1n11td item , at thl :::Jeasorl's Greetings POSTMASI'ER: Send address chang<s MaliSubocrtpllooa IMide Ohio SATURDAY SUNDAY POMEROY - Meigs County GenealogiCal Society meets sunday, 2 p.m.,.home of Keith Ashley. Instead of Dec. 15. ,. BUY ONE· GET ONE 10 The Dolly Sentinel, l1l Coon St, No subscriptions by mall permJUEd In towns where home carrier servJce Is avaUable. There will be a bake sale, homemade candles, and a variety c1 craft Items. Lunch will he setved. as spedllcally •• MemMr: United PrHs International. Inland DaUy Press Assocla tlon and \tle Ohio-Newspaper Association. Natloqal Advertising RE'presentatlve, Branham Newspaper SaiPs, 133 Third Avenu~. New York, N~· York 10017. month. rt~quired e.ce~pt avaHable lor sale in each Kroger Store, Publ ished every afternoon. Monday through Friday, ll.l Court St. , Po· meoroy, Ohio, by theo Ohio Va ii E"Y Pub· 115hlni Comp ~ny /Multlmedla . Inc.• Pomeroy, Oh.lo 45769, Ph.. 992·2156. Se· cond class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohto: ' I Sublcrlbers not desiring 10 pay the car· rler may remit In advance direct to 1be Dally Senf\nel on a3, 6 or 12 month basts. Credit wtll be given carrier each beld Friday and Saturday In the ' Sundayschoolroomsfrom9a.mto4 p.m. Handmade gltt Items, Christmas decorations, baked goOds, and 'food will be avallable. Thechurchls · located on Route 33 onemlle nortllof Pomeroy. ADVIRIIStD 111111 POLIC' i1dvl!ni5ed item• is erry !USPS 141-HIIl ..\ Dlvlllon .r Multimedia, lne. 1 POMEROY -The annual Christmas bazaar or the Enterprise United Methodist Church will be We WishAM Shoes · The Daily Sentinel Porm-roy, Ohio 4~70J. POMEROY -:rile annual dinner dance or thf Jaymar Golf Club will be beld Friday. All membe!'S, league meinhers and guests are to make reservatloi]S as early· as possible by ·calling Bcb Freed at 992-2044. Station. Post!mmeetlng,Thursd~y.Bp . m.; for the WUdcats (2-0) ' and Sean SOU'IIIEIIN ,., - Er< """""" 2 ~- Dm Ami.J.ul!P.(W.S,ScanCrueser2~.Manlfinisl.0.2, Colleychlpp€dlnwitl112polntsand ""I" G"""' 141,- Adams H9. Jam~ 1·"'· Jay""'""'"""· K"'""'"""" '""· 15 rebounds. John Sheppard led the ""''"' RlchardClltllide'~lO,SOOIIWickll~l-&2 . '11JTALS Ea•""' Vikings (1-1) wlth 23. The WUdcats ..~"";••;·~~!!!i!!!..:~~~~~J-====~~-~~7;:~~~ At Patriot, Qak HllJ outscored buUta13polntthlrdquarterJeadand Soutllwestern 28-7 over a 10 minute connected on 11-17 fourth quarter stretch ln~flrsthalt andcoastedto free throws to preserve the wln.ln a 77-52 victory over the Highlanders. the reserve game, Chris Petro TheOaks'MikeHaleledaUplayers scored 10 points to lead Hannan with 29 points and 12 rebounds. Trace to a 49-37 win. Joe White and Brian Howell and Todd Copas each Randy Nelson each scored eight for added 12 points for Qak HID (1-1). . the Vikings. John WoUum led ~ Highlanders HANNAN TRACE"" -n.1<0 ""'"' """'· "'" (0-2) wltl117 points. Danny Patrick """""'ldno7-7.RI' '""''"-·"""'''m•ll'"-'· added 12 and Benny Boya 10 for ~-~·--~---rorAtS ~>~'"'"· T""'"""'""""·<Jeft Caltlwoii<J.I>.B<y•" D.1Bt6-2·14,KrvtnBartltrl.J.9.TOO'AUn·IUI. _,.._ N<>rthc.u• "17 19 H 10 ., 19 -77 20-66 The Daily Sentinei- Paga-6 ~~~&:~· .. FREE! 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Bennett Post 128, American Legion. , • The projector givlngpolnsettlas to the residents was one of several hollday activities planned at Wednesday night's meeting of the Aux!Uary at the hall. Two hundred and fifty poinsettias have been purchase:!, and each one will be tagged and delivered Nov .11 and 12. In addition, fruit b(ISkets wUI be taken to all three facUlties and to the Children's Home In GalUpoHs, and the Carleton SchoollnSyracuse. It Is the Auxiliary's third year for the poinsettia project. Grange. PlctuJoe41sElhaiJethJordall, wm P'l!l!!llled a soc:k monkey to Mrs. Collllls, wMh from left Mted, Pat Mauzey, Carolyn Fraley, CMunbla Gnnce: Alma Halliday and Ruby Lambert, Star Gnn.,, and standing, Mary Ell&berday, Racine Granp; Rose Barrows, Columbia; Barbara Fry, Rock Sprlnp, Emma Adams, Radne; Je881e White, Hemloc:k, and BemJee Mldldff, TOYSFORTOTS-Moretban0081uffedtoysmade by Melp Couaty Grance members were prmmted to Veterans Memorlal Hospital Tuesday lfiEmoon. Theresa CoDins, director flliiiU!IeS, accepted lhe toys onbehalfofthehospltalforchlldrenwmareconflned there. Each toy Is filled wllh Poly-Ill which Is made by the Fairfield Ploc 111 Co. Which spo1110rs the program eae!i year In cooperallon wllh lbe National sear. .. . Delta Kappa Gamma holds auction A silent . auctkm of gift and Chrlstm"lis ltemswasafeatureofthe holiday meeting of Alpha Omicron Chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, held recently at the Methodist Church In McArthur. Patty Proples, member of the scholarship cornmlttee, had charge rJ the auction which followed a dinner served Ill 36 Delta Kappa Gamma members. Tables were decorate:! with home-grown pumpldns, and a comlcopla centered the officers' table. Cheryl Nisley gave the lnvocatlon. President Jean Ward announcea that a joint meeting will he held March 21 at .the Christ United Methodist Church In Jackson. ,Esther Maerker, treasurer, read a thank you note from Mary Houser and reported that Jane Boorne Is now at Eatontown, N.J . Mrs. Ward also read greetings from Elaine Van Tllburg, retlrlng state president, Thanksgiving program consisting and from Dorothy Woodard. of songs, skits, readings, and Pauline Burson le:l group singing recitations was held. of Thanksgiving songs, Including Aspecial award was presented to "Over the River and Through the Shirley Friend as captain of the Woods", "Falth of ~r Fathers", winning team. The church pastor and "America, the Bea~tlful." . had the closing prayer. On Sunday Next meeting :wll J?e held at the evening the teens of the church ' Univerlty Inn, Athens, Dec. 14, 11 present a:! a Thanksgiving program a.m Meigs Crunty members attend· which concluded with Sharon lngtheMcArthurmeetlngwereLee Wright singing "The Lord's Lee, BeciiY Zurcher, Wykle WhitPrayer." ney, and Nellle Parker. Roundup contest held at church The Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church recently complete:! a fall famUy roundup contest Shirley Friend's team won by a considerable margin over Bob Barton's team. The losing team provide:! turkey for a.Thanksgiving banquet held at the Senior Citizens Center with about 90 attending. Following the dinner a complete Meigs Girl Scout Diary: A c~=:ro;:'es~re ~ and ~ :'~7:~u!t~·~~:: world assoclatlon ceremoiiY was 1 I ,,. $PEC,IAL OF THE WEEI( ~ \ the Middleport Fire Department, the Middleport Emergency Squad, and the Meigs County Jaycees. The annual_ Christmas party for auxilIary members was set for Dec. alat 6: ll p.m. with a $5 gift exchange. Active legionnaires of the post are Invite:! to atiend the dlnner·prece:llng th party. . The charter. was drape:! In memory of Golda Mourning Roush, · Due to time changes In Buckeye . l, ~~.:.:.~ $1 09 ·;·:o;;;:~···''·" DAIRY VAL.LEY Presenting Brownie pins to the O• • • • + knee Chuck Roast •••• !~ .. The glory of his Maj .. ty Howwon~lhe wrougtJt you and me a work of art created he In Jesus Christ we were set free His Majesl)l U.S.D.A. CHOICE Round Steak •.•..•L!·. Frcm God's Heavenly OOm! aOOve He looks on us with eyes of love. and each day he gives to thco ·Behold! H1s Majesty FRESH PORK BUTT The raindrops fall and sun shines bright His moon lights up the sl<y at illght I know just OOw all thls can be His Majesl)l Mrs. BarOOra James C&A AUTO REPAIR . PH. 949-2777 & DIcAL EQUIP ENT, INC-. , · light ... llepeftd upon his might .. Cast your care upon him .. . Sonwtay he wltl return .. . Cast yoor care upon him.. ... Take ywr Bible.. ' Read and learn. . • Steaks/ Roasts •••~. Cast your care upon him Usten for his caU. Cast yoor care lipon him He loves us.. ooe a~ all. Cast yoor care upon him The savior reigns on high Cast yoor care upon him On him \.l.'f' can rely. $ 29 1 $ 99 1 $1 Q9 $139 /4 Pork Lo1n •••••••• · BALLARD'S 12 OZ. LI~K or LB. ROLL $ 3 9 1 Sausage ............... SUPERIOR $1' 29 Lunch Meats ....L:.... · 1. "Caa& Your Care" Cast your care upon him.. For he cares for yoo .. Cast yoor care urm him He wtll s€f> yoo through .. ' Cast your care up:>n him .. He'll make ywr burden · 320 5th. St., Racine, Oh. .'~r' n · U.S.D.A. CHOICE • Cast yoor care upon him.. Is Proud to Announce The Opening Of_Our New Branch Office At 220 East Main Street · Po~eroy; Ohio. OO Outreach team here Sunday The Musical outreach team of the :, Kentucky Christian College will be ' present Sunday at the Zion Church of Christ, State Route 143, at the9: ll and 10: 30 a.m. serVIces. Jennifer Grover, a member rJ the ,ZionChurchanda19!1iEastemHlgh School graduate Is part rJ the groUp which perlorms under the name rJ "Reconciled." In the group are four • ;J'" girls and a guy, Russ CoiUns, a senior, who will bring the morning message foUowlng the musical presentation. Robert E. Purtell Is pastor of the church and Invites the public. •• \ ; . ...... f• • t' I MONDAY, DEC. 2nd, 19'85 WE OFFER AWIDE VARIETY OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUCH AS HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS, BEDSIDE COMMODES OXYGEN EQUIPAINT, ADULT DIAPERS & UNDERPADS, ETC. ' 1. 2. 3. 4. S. Billing ·for All Patients 24 H.our Emergency Call Qualified & Experienced Peuonnel Access to Over 2,000 Homecare Supplies We Accep-t. Assignment on Approved Government Claims 6. Free Delivery and Pickup 7. Same Day Service Poet's corner l'l>me'o/ a mother's -.mmb thesea · and song birds sing so happily l'U gladly oow oo "'"dod WALKER® - Payroll Processing - Federal 8t State Reports - Profit & loll Statements -Financial Statements ~ Y, DEC. 7, 1985 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SA • B. James · . Olen D. Hamsm . The rivers flow Into If your mulfler's making way too · much noise, drive Into The Muffler Bay and get a tree, professional in· specllon for mulller leaks, holes, damage, broken hangers or clamps and for weak or corroded pipes. If It needs replacing, we'll Install a tough, durable Walke,. Tru-Fite mulller at a very competitive price. ' give Would let .,., know lila 1 time ~ gone, And th>se things are In the past. And the mind, thotlih keen.~ lllrdened n<>V, Wllh trying to make them 1..1. SO I guess Its best, the way II ~. Bull wonder - I'd feel. To rt'Call and b'y to <1:> tinle things, And find they were not real. POME'ROY •. OH. His secrets are too deep for me The glory d his Maj ..ty. MUFFLER INSTALLATION SPECIALISTS THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS do make theirs a ~many things J left undone, That I didn' t. eyen try. · 1blngs I know that . meant so ITJJdl, Back Jn my younger years . That If I tried and failEd tOOay, Woold fill 0'\Y eyes with t81no. in ' ,. I \ .298 SECON 0 ST. flowers to bloom The myStery of ch!kl PH. (.614) 992-72 70 ' Until the wind of good blew In, And turned the shlp around. And thougb I may oot make It, AI least, I'm ho!TIE'Ward bound. Olen D. Harrison You kn<M~ he makes the OUR SERVICES INCLUDE -Interne! Control -Tax Planning - Sales Analysis · STORt HOI:J~S Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 P.M · The rudder didn't want to work, As It drifted here and there. JustiJke an a1rn)ess person, Wllo is not going anywhere. ~m:where the brooks and streams Dow tree The glory d his Maj,.l)l. ACCOUNTING & DATA PROCESSING -Com.P.uteriz~ Accountin~ We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities seemed to no avaU. How taU and Introduced Eunice Harne, past grand .chief, and Desste Conway, · both of Pataskala. Officers for the new year were nominated. During 'the social hour, a cake .with the Pythlna emblem and Ice cream were served by the commit· tee. Next meeting will be TUesday night at which time the 1986 officers WUI be eleele:!. · t~ His Majesl)l ~seen by au ... The green, green, trees KElLER· BUSINESS SERVICES "At the End of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge POMEROY, OH. PH.992-2556 Scarberry, leader, and Nora Mar- . tin, CD- leader, presented world · assoctatlon pins to the girls. Also attending was Maxine Wingett who lai;;;;;;;;i;;.-;;.;q;;;;q;!.lii(;iiii;iii&iiiiOiiHiHQiiiiiiii~ gave the Invocation andhene:llction atthe ceremony. · · Refreshments were serve:!. Syracuse BroWIIIes 1100 F1ower bulbs were plante:l around the Syracuse Grade School flagpole recently by members of the Syracuse Brownie Troop JUJ. Three new members were In· ·~··· ~. ~ ... . vested durtng the ~tlng, Jennifer . .'\ Lawrence, Julie Jones, and Jessica • Sayre.Plans were made for the girls to bring tn food for the Community . _, -·.~ Action Agency's food pantry at the liH)"-< troop's Christmas party on Dec. 16. A workshop on Christmas crafts was set for Monday's meeting. RI'X:ALLING TIME When I look back o'er the life I've lived, lr makes mt' wonder why. awarded and refreshments were served. . The new off!cers are Ariene Ritchie, Eastern, president; Gina Pellegrino, Southern, vice pres!· dent; Michele Folmer, Meigs, secretary-treasurer, Patty Dui'St, Eastern, chaplain and parHmentarlan, and Tonya Young, Soulbern, competition chairman. Sally Yates Is the historian .and news reporter. . 618 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY. OHIO 45769 Undl one day, the wind of sin, FUied up the !!ihlp's main sail. And though I trlecf to change my cou'rse, "108 MaJesty" The glory <I his Majesty Is esqulslte for the naked eye to see How wonderful this M>rkl made he Behold his Majesty ... ra'""•ro• Pythian Sisters conduct meeting Alta Ballard, district deputy of District 11 was honored as the "Pythlan Sister of the Year" at a meeth!g of Rockland Temple 615 held Monday night at the commun· lty buDding at~ Bottom. AcertUicateofmerltandacrystal dish were presented to her by the Temple. Mae McPeek, rrost excel· lent chief, presided.at the meeting THE SIDP OF UFE When my ship ot llle set san, Not too many years ago. It seemed to have no Captain, And ftO ·Spedal place to go. Porreroy I. ' FOOTLONGS , Racine. lnvested were Summer · .. · Groves, Beth Hysell. Cryttal !far. girls were Texanna Well, consul· tant, and Anne Scarberry, service unit director, Big Bend East. Fred + ____.. + 0 The district meeilngofFHA-Hero was held recently at Eastern High School. Ivan Faske and Kathryn Windon, a· Mary Kay cosmetics · reprPSentatlve, were the speakers for the program. Name tag winners were Eastern, first, Southern, secoad, and Meigs third, and the display winners were Meigs, first, Eastern, second, and Southern third. Door prizes were Girls State, CQ-contributors are asked to contact Jean Gilmore, 992-5128 about arran_gements. Katheryn Metzger had the prayer and Peggy Caton presided at the meeting In the absen!!' of Becky· Tyree.A door prize sent by Mrs. ~ was won by Sandra Little. A turkey .and ham dinner preceeded the meeting. It was noted that the Post wUI sack Christmas candy on Dec. 22 at 2 p.m. for their annual project of remembering children d. the oommunlty. The unit also 'made donations to ' FHA-HERO district meeting ·Poet's corner • AND ALL OTHER SERVICES NEEDED BY MEIGS COUNTY ·RESIDENTS CALL 992-5740 ASK FOR KIM OR RANDY "A Friend" I know a friend.. Who's always tte"e .. Ht>'s by my side-.. Hl!''s eve.ywhen>. This friend I know .. Our Savtor Dear.. When we're In n('(() .. H(''S atways nrar. He never leaW'S us.. .Aiw"ays In touch.. A friend ... who [OV{'S Bananas ...........L:.•••• 25( BROUGHTON'S $149 2°/o Milk ••••.•••••~A;•• us very much. This friend wOO me~ns so much to mt>.. He'll k"'fl you happy .. 51'1 yoo tree. God will nP~er leav£> yw .. fo rgive~ our sins. A Friend who will oor ba11les win.. A Friend that ~we hi!! only life .. to save mankind from trOOble and strife. Oh! What a friend Is tx> ... This man \tho died on KRAFT AMERICAN, PIMENTO & SWISS IND. SLICES Calvary. Mrs. &rblra James oz $14 9 (h. eese ••••••••.••••••••. 12 "SIIPIS of End none" Storm cloudS arr ga tl'K>rlng on eart h. Churches r'lf'ed ~ pl ri tual rt'blrth .. Lock aroond yoo my brollv>r.. Wf! must )011(' t'ach other.. and Pray to OW"" Lord r(lf"Vently. There's eerttljuakes .. j:ianr crashes .. mud slldt:os Dlsast('l' .. The birth pan~s arc faster Time's ciMe for our - Master... We must · Watch and pray For WE' know rot t~ day .. When ChrL'il will suddenly BPP£'Br. It's clear a.o; a mlmr The End 'J1fll('$ are hf'fe God ~ves no splrlt of • rear. Keep yoor failh Stt'ady Weo'd better Rrl ready Christ Jesus Is yoors and he's minf'. A rock tha i! secure.. JIF traps .. OUr God will help "' ''"'""'· KeEp your eyes oo the Savior. Not mi&Chlevlous tx>navtor .. 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VfAS!UNGTON (UPI) - Na: The Washington Post, cttltig tiona! ·aecurtty adviser Robert administration sourres, said t!)day McFarlane, frustnited by an mg(lthat McFarlane lnformedPresldent lng tllrf ·battle with White House · Reagan r1 his decision to leave- to · · cllk:fotstatrDonald Regan, has quit spend more t!me with his family hls tql toretgn poHcy post after two whlle the president vacatkmed In •yean, aciJnlnbtratlon otflclals say. California durtng the Thanksgiving · Allies said they expect a formal holiday. IIIUIOUJicl!mEnt of the resignation The Washington Tlliles reported today.NewsreportsotMcFarlane's today thatAdm.John M. Poindexter de<:lslon ~rfaced two days ago, was chosen to replace McFarlane. making It unusual for the White Possible successors had Included . David M. Abshire, the U.S. ambassador to NA'rO; Poindexter, McFarlafle's deputy; and Lawrence Eagleburger, ~ormer assistant secretary of state. Poindexter, reached at his suburban ~kville, Md ., home, declined to comment on the report. "I don't have any comment," Poindexter said. Sinre Regan came the White House In a swap of jobs with Treasury secretary James Baker, there has been frlctton between nuclear-powered missile submarines for the Navy, F-16flghtersfQr the Air Force and M·l tanks for the Army. "The suspension Is lor a tempor· acy period pending completion of the legal proceedings Initiated by the indictment," the Navy said. "The suspension Is based on y esterday's (Monday's) indictment." General Dynamics, based In St. Louis, has :Jl days to respond to the suspension. In a statement, the firm said the suspension was "Inappropriate since the Issues in thecaseshould not have resulted in Indictments against the company or Its people. The company's actions challenged In the indictment Involved highly rophlstl· cated regulatory and accounting matters." The Indictment charged the Pomona division and the lour employees, Including Beggs, with trying to hide a $3.2 million cost overrun on a $39 million contract to build two prototypes of an Army anti- aircraft weapon known as the Sgt. York gun. The Justice Department charged the defendants with one count of conspiring to defraud the Pentagon from January 1979 to August 1981 and lflth six counts of making false r!!slgnallon Monday night upon his return from Calllornla with Reagan. The president declined Tuesday to discuss . the matter, telling · reporters: "I'm ·not taking any questions." • Both ·cas News and the Post ·reported McFarlane had informed Reagan d. his declston last week In CaHfomta. A retired Marine lieutenant colonel, McFarlane was named to replace Wllllam Clark as nattonal secudty advlser0ct.17, 1983. He had been Clark's deputy and a speclat envoy to the Middle East. He also served In the State Department and durtng the Nixon era when Kissinger was national securtty adviser. McFarlane, 48, has been close to the president, frequently seelnghlm several. times a day to brlnghlmup to date on secudty and tntelllgence matters. He also was an lrii(JOrtant · force before the Geneva summit meeting between ijeagan and Soviet leader Mlkhall Gorbachev. · But the pecking order was plain tg see at the summit when Regan sat next lo Reagan at the table durtng the plenary sessions with Gorba' chev and his advisers. Several months ago there were rumors that McFarlane was In Une to become ambassador to Japan when Ambassador Mike Mansfield retires. He also was mentioned as a possible ambassador to Israel. Regan, on the other hand, has objected to McFarlane bypassing hlm and calling the IreSident directly In times of crisis. . .. The White Hwse remained otiiclally silent m the matter Tuesday, but deputy . press secretary Larry Speakestoldreportersthepresldent .would abide by the wishes of any staff melllber who wanted to leave ctllce, an Indication McFarlane's resignation was being accepted. · McFarlane quietly said "no to United Press Internacomment" statements. Beggs worked lor the tional when asked about the company untll 1981. The company said It wUiflght the charges. The Army later selected the Ford ., Aerospace Co. to build the weapon, blit after spending more than $1 Of Writt Daitl¥ S.nti"tl Classi!Md Dtpl. billion, Defense secretary Caspar lll Cou1t St. PomtlfY, 0"1o 4$769 Weinberger scrapped the project In August because the weapon did oot meet speclllcatlons. Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice The company Is the subject a: one of · the biggest Investigations ln Pomt Rock In Melgo County, rovioion to ODNR '-•mit No. Vlriton County Rocordor, VinADDENDUM TO PART 1, Ohio. More opaclficatty. lllo D-0354. Molgo Mine No. I. Defense Department history stem· ton County Court Houoe, ITEM E (8) Main s-. McArthur, Ohio lilt occuplll portiona of Owned by Soulllom Ohio ming from problems Involving SOUTHERN OHIO 46861 . Written oorr..P..,. Soctiona 26, 26 end 31 In Coot Co~ony, P. 0. Box military contracts. COAL COMPANY Columbia TOW!lohlp, T.9N., 490, Alhono, Ohio 45701. dence concerning lllo opptictRACCOON MINE NO. 3 The Navy suspended awarding tion mov be .,bmltted to 'R,15W. The deocribed areolo The olte Ia located 1.6 mileo REVISED 8/29/85 dlo Dlvlalon of Rocleme- oonlllned in tho Volea Milia Eoot of Solem Center ldja· new contracts to the firm from May tion. Fountain Squ....,, Bultd- ond - - u. s. Geologi- cent (in 1 Northerly direction) 21 to Aug. 13 lor so- caned LEGAL NOTICE lntf B-3, Columbua. Ohio co! 5"""'1' 7.6 minute quat- to SToiii'Routo 124 In Melgo rongto .._, A oopy of tho op. County, Ohio. Mora opoclfl. "pervasive" misconduct and with- ' Purauent to Ohio Reviled 43224. Section 1613-07 plication ia IVIitol>to for Fllblic catty, tho tile oa:upioa por· held progress paymej'lts of $437 Coda IF!, nollce Ia hereby given o1 inlpoction at lllo office of lllo tiono of Socdona 8 ond 18 million on existing contracts be- ""'Ilion to ODNR '-•mit No. 1111 13, 20, 27: tl 214. 4tc Melga County RIICOrller, and Fractiono1. 2, 8. and t2 tween March and July because of 'D-04t3, R-n Mine No. 3. Public Notice Melga County Court Houoe, (Sectiona 9 ond 16) In Solem owned by Southom Ohio Seoond Street. Porraroy, Ohio Townohlp, T.8N., R.16W.,in "unallowable expenses". Coot Compony. P. 0. B"" 46~19. Wrilt4ol comopon- lha hollow of Porker Run .,d ADD~NDUM TO PART t. It also canceled two contracts· 490, Athens, Ohio 46701. donco ooncoming tho opptict- ko unnamed tributerieo. The ITEM E.(5) , worth $2! mllllon and fined the firm Tho olte lo locetld 2.6 mlloo tion may be oubmlned U> deacrlbed area is contained i" SOUTHERN OHIO' lllo Dlvlolon of Roclemetion, the Wilkaovlte and Ruttlnd COAL COMPANY $676,283 lor giving g!lts to rellred Willi of Witk-llo odjactm tin a Soulhwooterly dlrocFounllin Squa,., Building B- U. S. Geologico! Su!Yoy 7.6 MEIGS MINE NO. 2 Adm. Hyman RJckover, who super- 'tionlto State Route 124 in 3. Coklmbus. Ohio 43224. REVISED 8/23/.86 minulll quldrongte ftiiPI. A vised the Navy's nuclear power Vinton County, Ohio. M..O (11113. 20.27: (1214. 4tc copy of lllo app-n 1o llllilopoclllcaotty, lllo olta occuptoo able tor public lnopaction 11 LEGAL liiOTICE program. of Section 16 end Purau~~nt to Ohio Rovialllo offlco of tho Moigo County . Public Notice Despite the penalties, General ponlona Froctlono 24, 30 and 38 in 011 Cocle &action 11113.07 !lacordor. Moiat County Dynamics won $6.6 bllllon worth r1 Witkoavlte ToiMiohip, T.BN .. !Fl. nollcela given o1 ADDENDUM TO PART 1. Court Houoe, Second 11"Pofi'IOrO'/. Ohio 46789. Writ· Pentagon contracts durtng the brst R.1ew., tmmldtetetv ldJa- revition to ODN R '-•mit No. ITEM E (61 ten w;&IJ)OI'dM\~» concemSOUTHERN OHIO 10 months of 1985- a 1111.6 peroent cont tto tho Eutl of Roccoon D-03&5, Melaa Mine No. 2, ing lllo appticttion may be Crook. The due- - Ia owned by foulllom Ohio COAL COMPANY Increase compared with the same contained In lllo Mulgo .,d Cotl Company, P. 0 . B"" oubmilllld to tho Dlvloion MEIGS MINE NO. 1 of Recllmllion, Fountain period a year ago, the Washington WikteovNte U. S. Gootogiclt 490. Alhono, Ohio 46701. REVISED 9/19 / 86 Survey 7.6 minute quatran· · Squa.._ Building B-3, ColumThe oilo io located jull South LEGAL NOTICE Analysis Corp.reP,Orted recenlly. gte mo.-. Acopy of tho oppi· of tho inter-lion ~ County PUrsuant to Ohio Revil- bus. Ohio 43224. cotton lo available lor public Roodo 27 end 9. oppmxlme· ed Cocle Soctlon 1613·07 lnopoction altho offico of tho ·toly t .1 miteo Soulhooll of (F), notice Ia hereby given of 111) 13, :!o, 27: (12) 4. 4tc -Dynamics hit with suspension By RICHARD C. GROSS w~ (UP!) -General Dynamics Corp. Is out of business wltb the govermnent untll a federal fraud lndlctlnent against the em· battled weapons maker Is resolved . : The Defense Department barred the firm Tuesday from bidding on any new government contracts as punishment for the Indictment handed down Monday by a federal gralid jury In Los Angeles. Amongthefoqrpeople Indicted as well as the company's Pomona. Call!., dlvlston ·wasNASA Ad minis· trator James Beggs, who stepped iloiW from his post pending resolu· tlon of the case. It marked the second suspension ~lnce August against the nation's No. 3 weapons maker, which won $6.8 billion worth of Pentago contracts durtngflscall981. The Navy, which acts as execu· tlve agent for Pentagon contracts with the company, said the suspen~ton does not affect existing con· tracts but those cannot be renewed or extended during the suspension jJerlod. The suspension applies to every dtvlskm In the company that does business with government agencies. The firm also produces components lor NASA 's space . program. Military contracts include McFarlane 1\lld Regan. Aides say McFarlane. has resented Regan's "take charge" style and his Intrusion In foreign policy maklng. The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 -Y Beggs said to be-resigning WASHINGTON (UPII - · NASA Administrator Ja~ Beggs, on the threshold of what he<called Amert· ca's "most important year" · in space,' Is stepping aside to fight a federal Indictment charging hlm with fraud, administration sources say. Word that Beggs was taking an Indefinite leave of absence came while the NASA chief was in Washlngton overseeing the highly succes!tul mission of the space shuttle Atlantis, which landed In Caltfornla Tuesday. · Earlier In the day, White House . spokesman Larry Speakes hinted that President Reagan wanted Republicans table ·p roposal to endorse governor's race By GRETEL WIKLE COLUMBuS, Ohio (UP!) RepubliCan party leaders decided to add the race lor U.S. Senate to the four statewide contests itl which they plan to make endorsements, but for a second time tabled amPtlon to make an endorsement In the governor's race. The likely benioficlary at the Republican Central and Executive Committee's decision to endorse ln the GOP race for Senate Is Rep. Thomas Kindness, the only Republl· can so far to announce his Intention .to ruh against Democratic lncum· bent John Glenn. The committee agreed in October to endorse candidates for auditor, attorney general, secretary of state and treasurer. A cand.ldate screenIng committee wUl meet later this month and make recommendations tor endorsement by the end of January. But a decision on endorsing In the governor's race was pushed back to January, In hopes the candidates will have chosen their running mates. Former Gov. James Rhodes Tuesday named Hamilton County Commissioner Robert A. Taft II his running mate. - The three candidates for the Ohio Supreme Court who were recomIJiended last week by the screening committee, Judge Thomas Moyer, Judge Joyce George and Justice Robert Holmes, received the committee's endorsement. But a handful of committee members, led by Cuyahoga County GOP Chairman Robert Hughes, want the party to !Did off on making otber endorsements until· after the Feb. :llllllng deadline. Both their attempt to table the endorsements lor Supreme Court candidates and their attempt to walt untD after the flUng deadline to endorse faDed, bUt they managed to prevent the cornmtttee from decld· lilg to endorse a candidate In the jiOVernor's race, a proposal supported by Rep. Robert Netzley, It-Laura. "As I look back m the lasl:llyears of the Republlcan .party In Ohio," Netzley said, "It's been a prettY sad situation. Since 1966 we've only elected three candidates to statewide oi!Ice. I consider It aJ years d disarray." . NeWey blamed the party's c.pposttlon to pre-primary enoorsements for Its weakness In state elections and criticized the comrnlttee for not nuturtng young candidates. INSIDE YARD SAtE Down !tom. Rutland Post Office, will be runni)J until alter Christ1111s. New & used toys, somethlnc for the whole family, dolls, tools, novelties, etc. His decision to take the leave while he defends himself against the Indictment Is acceptable to the White House, the sources said. NASA officials refused to confirm or deny the report. However, James Fanseen, special aSsistant to the administrator, said Tuesday Beggs was "going to sleep on It tonight. He's going to make up his mind tomorrow morning." Beggs, early today, announced he · would hold a newsconferenceat2: 30 p.m. EST to discuss his future. But the newsconferencewascanceled a lew hours Iaterwithoutexplanatlon. ······················CUT OUT AND SAVE··---·-------·········., ' DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER. GAS & SEWER L1NES, RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME· FQOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE &DIRT JIM CLIFFORI PH. 992-7201 20% OFF SELECTED PERMS FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON OPEIAIOIIS tioda O'lrion & DoiiWo l'llwal Mon. lhro Sal. 9 All·5 PM luiS. & lllur1. 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Help Wanted eve,.,thlng. Call 814-4483870. Pan german ahttpherd 8t . POMEROY -:- Mulberry Ave., 'stts this good 3 BR house. Storm windows, oak floors, hot water heat &walk to the stores. Ony $28,000. SOUTHERN - 2 houses &3 acres near Racine. SYRACUSE - Small 3 BR frame being remod~led & 2 lev~ lots. ' Asking $16,000. MIDDLEPORT - 5 room one floor home near grocery, Ras heat. carpetinR & small lot lor $17,!XJO. · MIDDLEPORT - Modern type home, 2 BRs, full base· ment & formal dining. Has garage apt. Near the busi· ness section. HANDYMAN - 2 houses, one needs work, bulonejust remodeled, in Middleport. Only $25,000. !liE FLDOR -In Rustic Hil~. Stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, office plus 6 rms. Very good carpeting Family rm. 12xl9 & chain ink fenced yard. au mer financial Hrvle• con· eumer toane. home mort· gaget, InSurance .. lu. intarooted, cell 81 4·4482786 ond ook for Mr. Clatworthy tor your career lntarvlow. Boneflclel of Ohio, Inc . of 416 2nd. Avo, Goltlpolio. Oh 45631. Equol Opportunity Employer M-F. orange, 1 taupe. To go with Need 8 good peoplo. 6 Lost and Found FOUND: Bifold wire rim No experience necaaury . Must be available for Immediate employment. Houra 1 PM tit 10PM. 11,200 118' month. Call Thur1. or Fri. glooooo. on Court St. Celt 10AM to 3PM for peroonol 6t 4-448-1777. lnteNiow 614-446·7441. Loll · Shocking Collar. Euy · Auembty Work! Vicinity McClintock $26 . 1600.00 par 100. Guaran· Aoword. 304-676-1249. LOST dog, 6 y11r old tomato Golden Retrivor, port of toll miaslng. 1n1wera to Ashley, REWARD. 304-876-1222. Found TNT area -· Blonde teed payment . No uperlence-No selea. Detallt aond oalf -addraaoed llampad envelope: ELAN VITAL-5847 341B Enllr· prloa Rd. · Ft . Pierce. FL 33482. Cocker Spaniol dog. 304- Eooy Au ombty Wo1kl 876-3633. 1600.00 per 100.Guoron· teed Payment. No Loot In Gottipolio .. Rope Experi.onco-No Sataa. Do.otvlod odd-a-bead necklace. tllls 1111nd salf-addrassad About 46 baada on chain. atampad envelope: Eton VI· Rawardl304-676-7645. tot -71 6 3418 Entarprloo Rd. Ft. Pierce. FL 33482. 7 Yard Sale Part lima R.N.o. 3:00· 11 :00, 1! :00· 7:00. Wilting to wort< in tong tarm care. ...... Gaiiiiioifs.. ------&Vicinity Hutod Garoge Sola Debby Dr.. 10% off oil ~omo 011cept fumiluro. Thuro .. Fri., & Sat. Workman ' s. 814-446· 3918. 8 Public Sale & Auction Muat be abl~ to coordinet' excellent piltiant cere tor our residents who are very JP• clot people. Accepting oppll· catkins Mon . through Fri. at Pomeroy Health Clra Cen· tor. E.O.E. . To oell Avon. call 304·676· 1429. RN'a appll 0otlono now being eccopted lor part·limo em· ploymant. Call Plauont Vol· loy Hoopltat. Poroonnol dept. 304-875-4340 ext. 308. Wanted pizza datlvery .,.,. 608 E . Main POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - Near Pomeroy - A neat ittle two llidroom home on small lot. Gas heat, c~y water, garage. ()rly $8,!XJO.OO. · PtUCE REDUC£D- Here is a real bargain, really nice 2 story home in Porreroy. tmner must sacrifice & has reduced price to $23,000.00. Call now~ your sllow~g We have several investment properties thlt are prictd to sell. II you want a rantal unit to rtPiir wt hm sev· oral &aad deals. Call & we can ten you how t1 1111ke money wrth 1 rantal. , NEW LlSTlN - Rlcint Need a building lot11 acre lot with all utilities on site plus septic. 28'x44' block base· ment already constructed . $10,000.00. Henry E. Cleland. Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 RICK PEARSON AUCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Eolato. farm. antique, liquidation sal... licensed Ohio and AIIIIIJIIIII :t~ IIWIII S 3 Announctmtnta Recine Gun Shoot opon· oorld by Raclno Gun Club. Every Sundoy, beginning ol 1:00 p.m. Foctory Choko12 guoge ohotguno. No hunting or tteop-lng. doy or night on lllo Chorieo E. Yo11 Forma. Vlolotor1 witt be proaocutod. Inn. gent'-man. Day care. C1ll 9 Wanted To Buy 304-676· 3664 or 675· 4314 . We pay cuh for late model clean uaod cero. Jim Mink Chev.·Oido Inc. 12 Bill Gena Johnson Situations Wanted 814-448-3672 WANTED TO BUY u10d wood 8t coal heaters . Privata core for elderly per· aon In my honw . Room 1: ·& Olive St. Gallipolis. Colt 6t4-448-3169. board, good cere. On Rl. 218, Crown City. Coll614· 268-8609. Wanted to buy· guna. knives Vacancy for the elderly in SWAIN'S FURNITURE. 3rd . coino. paying In coah, wilt pick up. Call614-448·3449 or 814·448-2799. & Smell mobile home, 8 or 10 ft. wide. Reuonabta. Call Mytlmo 814·388-9711 . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, Iron, oor homo. Traina! and fif- t•n yNn experience. C11l 814-992-7314. Nursing cere In private honw . Room tor two PI· ~anti. $600. 1 month. Coli 814-992-3696. !-=========18 Wantad to Do 1--------------dloheo. wood, cupboarda, chairs, chooto, baaketo, llono )Ira, antlquoo, gold and altvor. Wrlto -M.D. Mitior, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or coli 614·9927780. Proloooionol Santo oooklng employment. Buolnaoe or family Chrlotmoa portioo. Coil 304-e76-n48 wkh one weak Buying daily gold, lilv• booking. colna, ringt,jewelry, aterling ware, old coins. large cur- notice for rency. Tor> prlcoa. Ed. Burkott Barber Shop, 2nd. Avo. Middleport, Oh. 614·9923476. Fin~nw l Wanted to buy good uood piano for church. Coil 304· 876·1284. Opportunity . Nolionotty 21 Bu1ineas Buying Row Fur. Boot and 0 ppo rtu nity Door hldeo. Salting-trapping oupplloo. Whoot .,d nlto IIIIa. Goorga Buckley, 614I NOTICE I 884-4781 . Houra:12-9p.m. THE OHIO VALLEY PUBUSHING CO. rocommondo Wontld:old planoo. Poylng th1t you do bualneaa with tZO. l t40 . uch. Firat ftoor people yoo know, ond NOT only. Write giving dlroctiono. -d money Ill roug~ the Witton Pionoa. Box 188 to mall until you hove lnvelltSordlo Ohio. 43948 . Phono gated the offering. at 4-48 3·1806. FmploymPn1 Sl!l v li:(~S Help Wanted ()no certified Modlcot Tech· nologiol, waokdayo. Sona reoumo or oppty to Medical Plozo. 203 Jochon Pike, GolllpoNo. Oh 46831 . Experienced bobyolttor wanted in mY home. Wukdlyt appro.:. l30·40 hours a SWEEPER end aewing mo· chine repolr, porta, ond Mlppllu. Pick up .,d delivery, Devlo Vaouum Cteoner, one half milo up Goor111a Creek Rd. Coli et 4-448-0294. son . Muat have own vehicle and bt 19 v•r~ or older. Apply In peraon VIllage Pizzo Wool Vlrglnlo. 304· n3. Part ~me cooking and tight 6785 or 304-773-11430. houaokeeptng for elderly Real Estate General ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist ., " Notk:a Super Cable.. Free hookup ends Dec . 13. To add channala or get cable call 304-876-6066. Dionay or HBO is a great Chrillmos 11 :z: 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 · ·Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 S:U tfn Road . PHONE 614·992·9932 ssoo ' Usteniew Devices Television z Rayburn gift. "IS & COOIIIIS LG. PIZZA w/one Item ......... C!l TEAFORD : FRESH MUD Subs· Steak· Stromboli Ham 8t Cheese • Pizza Bread FREE Local Delivery T111i1g $'1611/ $39 95 All SIZES IN STOCK JOHN C. EILIN GA.AGE SERVICE Rt. 2, Cooi•Mio COMPLETE LINE OF FARM AND AUTO BATTERIES 614-446-7283 We Deliver Real Estate General LANGSVILLE - Over one acre in the country and a like new 3 bedroom ranch lyp'e house with 2 garage. Equipped krtchen, all in good condition. $41,900.00. THE QUALITY PlUS: Offlco SUpjlli• & Furnilurt, Wo4dlng and Graduation and Phyllis Burton farm . COUNTRY ESTATE- Over 4 acres of ground with a beau· tilul new home. HI story home, lull basement, 2 car garage, in·ground pool and many other features. Call to· day. $64,!XJO.OO. Have Your Trophy Mounted ly A Full Tl• Taxidermist Co"""' Q111Dfg, Not p,~, ,, All YHI Pt~Mitt /illir Men or Oogo between Eck· ard HANDYMAN SPECIAL Owner wants to sell &has re· duced this orne in Middle· port to Sl2,!XJO.OO. Fulllol !valued at $7,!Xl0) that only ·1~aves a $5,000 value on lhis two story home. Needs repairs. Call today. THE TAXIDERMY SHOP PIINT SHOP No hunting or trespualng. 1·3·Hc Roge~ 11 .. tomor Representative. Lonoty, nead a dlio1 Meet c Be eaoclated with one Of thot apoclot aomaono today I the leadere in consumer Colt Datotimo tott-fr• 1· financial aervlcea. lmme· 800·972-7678 anytime day dlato opening for qualified or night. lndivlduot lntarolled In con· Far111 E•ulplll ..t Partt & Set-lee FALL SALE New Homes Built 992·6215 or 992 ..7314 Pameror. Ohio · 12·8·tfc 11·22·1110. DEA..LINE DECEMBER 20, 19B5 U-SA~E SUIGEIT II APPT. Worked in horN erN 20 Y•ro Flatwoods Rd., Co. Rd 26 2 Mi. from fiWI Poinll Watch For Sigm 11·26-1 mo. "Wt R111 F" lm " Mon.-Waoi.•Thurs. 3·5 pm TUII. 6:30-11 Fri: 1-2 pm Saturday 10·11 :30 1111 UIGE ANIMAL & VICYL & AWMINUM PRE-CUT TREES AVAILA8LE CALL 446·4522 SIIALl ANIMAL HOUIS SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ALSO ACAR Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PlEASANT OFFICE 305 Jacklon ln. 11-12-1 mo. CHRISTM~S V. C. YOUNG Ill Ae..onlblt Rat•-Aelllble MAY NOT II; COIIIIIM0'11ft'M Jl('( OTtefl tp(CW, Qf'WI, TOWN &COUN'tRY YETIRINARIAN CUNIC JEFF CIRCLE, SR. A.A.A. 304-67._ ...... KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 985·4119 SAVE PHq!g,IL~~!J,ES'S i 27i No.TH SECOND - Addon• and remodeling - Roofing 1nd gutter work - Concrete work EXTRA BONUS ROll. NO. t5 Valld only at j CARPENTER SERVICE w!U.apack 10-8-tfc 4/1/tfn Long lottom, Ohio YOUNG'S s ...t.·. ond Contracting Strvlct •Live entertainment 'Frai HBO •Restaurant oOiyntpic Pool P&S BUILDINGS Lon& Bottom, Ohio 1 SAVE CHE5nR-98S-3307 (Free Estimates) to 24'x36' CONTRACnNG ----~---·- Dlly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Camplete Building SINGLE S24.95 lnsulaled Doc Houses MARCUM --~·""· ROLLNo.a at 3/11/tf• •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions •Roofina •Sidin& •Gat1ges & Pole SAY~ $100 ,-EXTRABONUa RT. .62 SOUTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA• . 8 miles from Pomeroy-Mason Bridge Sizes from 6'x6' Up r--------- ;~~:--' ~~;:__ CIRCLE CONTRACnNG No 7·2-2027 With wreaths of holly and mistletoe, stockings hung by the fire and scenes blanketed with snow, Christmas encompasses warmth and good cheer as we cherish the blessings we've shared this past year. For us it means saying "thanks" to you, our many friends, old and new, whose kind support we'll always treasure. Doing business with you is our greatest pleasure! •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELI,IT£ SAlES & SERVICf We HUJ AF1ll Tl•• Sllep T"hlelu 11-21·3 mo. CONTRACTING DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! . 992-3410 ·LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL . FILL DIRT •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY PH. 742-:1050 J&F Afttr S Cllll i ROLLNo.4! · 1___ CALL 614··31tl-1162 3 Announcemenu WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA CHAlLIS IABEY or 949-2860 CUT OUT THIS AD AND SAVE UP TO $20.00 ON SUPERB 1·HR ON·SITE COLOR PHOTO PROCESSING AND PRINTING! 110, 126, 135 and disc. Individual coupons valid ONLY as indicated. i ROLL SpeCletlzlng In Build-Up Commarclot Rooting 20 Yra. exr~eri4rnce 1!·4-85 I mo. Buildln&s [---:e1 10>. , AOLLl~l Havt Your Weddlna. A111IW1nary or Spoclal Orcaston .., Vld..,. .•wo Topo Atry Spacial Occasion. PH. 949-2801 c\\\l\~'tW'~' - - --·---·-1 .............. ROLUT ROOfiNG "Free Ea1imates" Beggs to step aside, saying, "The president believes Mr. Beggs will d9 the right and proper thing so far as his government service." Beggs, a formerGeneralDynamlcs Corp. executive, and three current of!lcers of the ftnn were · Indicted MondaY on charges of conspiring to defraud the govern· ment oqt of$3.2 million on an HI-fated Pentagon contract. Beggs said Monday he was Innocent. · The Daily • w•k. hour. Ylry. ReferenCII required. Wrhe to box 3030 In CllrtoflhoGottlpollo Dolly Tribune. 826 Third Avo., Galllpotlo. Oh 4683 I . Moorman FHd Bualne1s know manuficturer needs localulea and service representative. On -the-job trlinging . Excellent benefiU . Would prefer peraon who haa raised I iveatock or been In own busJneq . Muat have good reputation and crwdit rating. For confldontlol In· terview oend to Box T1010 In core of Gollipollo Dolly Tribuna, 826 Third Avo., Goltipollo. Oh 4563t . 22 Money to loan HOME OWNERS-Rofinonco to low fixed rate. Use equity for 1ny purpose. ,leader Morlgogo Co., 6t4-6923061 . 23 Professional Services The Golllo County Extension Service Ia now accepting applleatlona for a temporery, parttime 4-H program ooolotont. We wilt be ac· copttng apptlcollono lhrou_. Docombor 13. lntorootat lndlvtduali should contoct tho Gatlla County Extension Servlco, 1602 Eollem Avo .. Gotllpollo, Oh 814-448-7007. Piano Tuning. lane Daniela, 814·742· 2961 . Aloo: Baby Grand Pi1no for qle. Free delivery end tuning. Plano tuning end repair, tunl up lor tho holldlyo, apoelat delivery. Ward'a Keyboard; 304-876-6600 or 6753824 . �. ' F'age- 10--Tht Daily 'Sentinel 23 Profe ..ionel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY ServiCI!I 46 By owner. Muotoell·moved. 3 bdr. ranch, one car garage. Wt.lng clllllnce from North eMilio High School. Reduced to t21.900. Call 614-388· 8711 . A Nndyman'e opportunity lor profit: Green School diltrict, 2 ltOry hOUIO with v-r•ga, 1torm window•. re· frig . , ttove & wuher t28,000 or belt offer. Coli 114·441·2028 or 814·245· 9180. 1 acre with houH, 2 bdr., Nral Water, septic tank. mobile homo hookup , 112,500 . Call 614-388· 1858. 81 ecres plua beauttful ttona ond ctdor homo. Ovo~ook· lng back-up weter of Hock- Ing 111-. Reduced from 1181,000. to 1126,000. Mull - to opprecloto. Coli 1114·187·1150 oltor 9 :30 a .m . or 7:30p.m . · By owner. Remodeled 3 bedroom houoe on At. 33. • N- F.A.Iurnaco, lorga lot. 123,000. Collect 814-423· 8289 . By owner. Stately, 3 bed· room houM at 10 E. St. in Pomeroy. 5 woadld acrn. t.rnily room. dining room, F.A. hoot. 2 bltha, bloo· mont, garage. 127.000 . Collect 614·423·8289. Exterior complete interior ..,.dy to complete. All ~ck. onorgy olflciont. ~~~- bed· room r~~ncMr litting on one 1cre. Priced on Inspection only (3041175·2981 . . Merchandise 51 ."We get twiCe as junk mail as other families. My 32 41 Houses for Rent for Rent Hames for rent . Easy to hoot, 3 bdr .. fomily room wijh woodburnor. goraga. 4 bdr.. 3 batho, 2 fomily rooms, 2 fireplaces. privecy. 3 bdr . brick with .2 llroplo· ces, f1mily room. gerege. 4 bdrt., 2 batht," family room. 2 fireplaces. Wilking dit· tlnce to lawn. 2 bdr. fireplace, fuR batement. gar· age. 3 bdr., 1 car gerege. country etmoaphere, 111y to hoot. 4 bdro .. 3 batho, Iorge FR. DR. eat~ in kitchen, oocludod. Roforoncoo& dop· osits required. Wisem1n Roal Eotate Agency. 614· 448· 3644. 3 bdr. bath,' lull bloemont, I. 14x70 Fleetwood, 3 bdr .. 1 Y, bltho. largo kitchen ond aoporolo utility room. All appliances Including wa1her • dry,r. Woodburner with hoorth. Totol electric . All underpinning, stormwin · cjowo ond 3 docko. Extra nlcol Muot oell. 110.800. Celll14·21i8· 6687. 117914o70 Bayview, 7x24 oxpando. 3 bdr .. I 'Ia borho, Free lot I moa.. mutt Mil. Celll14·317·7408. MOilLE HOMES MOVED: lneured. ·r..aon~~ble rates. Coli 304-571·2338 33 Farms for Sale Apple Grove 100 ocroo, largo blm 120x28. 1,300 II frontage on Jorrv'o Run Road. 5 mileo from Goodyelr Plant. Mineral righto. Wont offer. Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304·578·2336. JACKSON. ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent attn• tt t 119 for I bod room and 12041or 2 bodroom, depooit t200, located noor Spring Valley Plezt and Foodlend. pool and Cable TV avollablo, office houra 11 po11ible 1 0 am to 4 prnand7pmto9pm Mondoy· Friday. Coli 814· 448-2745 or loava message . Nicely furnished mobile home. eH. apt .. centrel elr end heat In city, 1dult1 only. Call &14·448-0338 . city school dist., gas hett, flrepltce. 1Yt ecre. Ref. & / Redecorated 1pt., 2 bdr.~ dop. roq. t3&0 mo. Coli &14-446-4305 or614·448· 1171 . a•• 3 bdr .• cerpeled, net. hoot, 'h mila out lit. 141. Dep. roq ., 8196 mo. Coli 814·441·2034. Small house 6 miles from town suittble for couple only, 1150 mo . Call 814· 441·2917. 2 bedroom houaa in Pomeroy . Fully corpoted. $180. month plus 8 60. deposit. 814 ·992-30&4. Unfurniahed 3 bedroom houae. Pey own . utilltill. Deposit required . Call 614· 982·7807 after 6 :00 p.m. weekdeyt. Efficiency cottago, 866.00 wook. utllltloo paid. phone 304· 676· 3100 or 875· 6509 .' Two bedroom hou .. for.rent In Jericho troo. Call 304· 675· 8483 oftor & PM. large hou11 and epertment, NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS • . liT 35. PHONE 614·446· 7274 . Apartment 44 unfurnlohod . 304·675 · 1385. . 2 bedroom home Burdette Stroot. foncod yord , deposit ntqulred, 304-676-7207. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnlohod, AC, coble, no city te1te1. btautlful river view in Keneuga. Fo1ter1 Mobile Homo Park. Call 114·448· 1602. 2 bdr. 2 miltt from Holler Hospftel et Evergreen . Children occeptod. Call 814·441·3897 or614· 246· 5223 . Spotlou 2 bdr., 12x60. khchen appliances, fur nlohed, lorgo private lot, I Y, mi. from town, t200 mo. plus sec. with references. Call814· 448· 2236 or 814· 446· 2681 . Nice. furnished. 2 bdr .. adults, merried, no children or poto. 1176 mo .. pluo dopoolt . Call 614-3889060 . Household Goods AUCTION 1----------r-----..:.--..,....j 3 bod room houoo. Coll614· Mobile Homes for Sale ffiUCh wife kept her Own name.." By owner 6 bedrooms. lar;8 949· 2424. - livlnlfoom, dining room, lull NMment, 2 ur g1r1ge. Iorge lot. cloH to P~JH ond Ordnonce. Coli 3~4·675· 6861. tl 50 to t260. Call 304· 676· 5104 or 304· 875 · 6388 or 304·676· 7898. · Up1t1ir1 unfurnished apt., ctrpeted. til utiliJies paid, no children, no poll. Coli 814· 441·1837. s:A~RNITUAE 62 Olivo St .. Gollipollo. Now & Uled WOOd · COiiltOVII, 8 pc wood lR au~e U99, bunk bedo 1199, ontron (ocllnoro 199. now & uoed bedroom au it as. ranges. wringer waahers, & shoos. ·New livingroom tuites tl99-1699, Iampo, oloo buying coat a wood stoves. Coli 614·448·3159 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and ch1ira priced from 128&. to *896 . Tabloa, S60 and up to 112&. Hide ·• · bo~a . 1380 . and up to teoo .. oofa blda 8146, Rocllnoro, t22& . to $376 .. Lampo from 828 . to 8126 . pc. dinottoo from tl09 .. to 43&. 7 pc. 8189 and up . Wood tabte whh six chairs f286 to f74& . Desk &110 up to 1225: Hutchoa, t560 . Bunk bed complete with mattresees, *276. andupto t-396. Boby bodo, 8110 . MattretMI or box springs, full or twin, t63., firm . t73. and t83. Queen 1111. 8226 . 4 dr. cholta, 849 . 6 dr. cheoto. $59 . Bod framoa, t20.ond t25 .. 10 gun · Gun cablnoto, 1360. Gao or oloctric rangeo 1376. Boby mottreooeo. t25 II> 836 , bod !romeo uo, $2&. & no. king frorno no. Good seloc· tion of bedroom MJites. rockers, . metal cabinett , hoadboardo •38 & up to 866. Furnlohod opt. 2 bdr .. 131 \'1 4th, Galllpolio, 1195 woto~ paid. Coli 446·4416 aflor Uatd Furniture .. .Dreuar, & 7PM. bed, molal office dooko. 3 Now efficiency apt. Coli mlloo out Bulavllle Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Sot. 814·446·0390. 814-446 -0322 740'h Second AVo. 3 bdr .. *190 mo .• dep . required. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Call 114· 446· 4222 bo · Wa.t1ert, dryert, refrigerators, rongoo. Skaggo Ap· tween 9 $> 5 . pllancao. Upper River Rd. Furnlohod opt .. 3 roomo. 11o blaido Stone Creot Motel. both, .-ly docorotod, no 814·448-7398 . polo, aduito. Call 614·448· County Appllence . Inc , 1619. Good uMd eppllances end Deluxe 2 bdr. downtown. TV oeto. Opan BAM to &PM . complete kitchen. oil carpet, Mon thru Sat. 814· 446· washer. dryer. electric h11t 1899, 1127 3rd. Avo. Galli· & AC. o.p. required. Coli polis, OH. dayo 814· 441·4383, ovo. l!o Valley Furniture, new & woekondo 814·446·0139 . used . large aectlon of qual· Furnlohod opt ., 1 bdr .. ity furniture . 1216 Eaeta rn 1236. utilitloo paid , 7 Noll Avo .. Golllpollo. Avo.. Golllpollo . Call 446· E·Z Credit Mollohon Furni4418 alter 7pm. ture, Rt. 7 North of Gollipo· Furnished· apt.. 4 rooms & Ho. Call814· 446·7444 . beth, no pitt, edulte. Avtlll· blo Doc . I . Call 814 ·441· Wuher IVOCidO t160 , dryer ovocodo 196, GE 1619. woohor whita 1160, dryer Oartge tpt., furnished, 1 whhe U5. electric ronge bdr., 29 Noll, 1236 mo. whhe 185, electric ronge utllitif.o paid . Coll448·4418 horvelt gold •12& , oklo by oldt rolrlgorotor f176 , avo· altar 7PM. codo rol~orotor 2.dr. 1126, lerge 6 room upstairs 1pt., Meyteg wringer waeher lumllhed kitchen. 1200 mo. 898, portable dlohwaohar pluo utHitleo. 238 hi. Avo. 176, upright frHzor U&. Skagga Applloncoo, Upper Coli 814· 446·4926 . Rivor Rd. 614·441· 7398. 3 roomo & both oil now cerpet, private oil utilitloo Goo range• .5 pc. dlnotle pold, butolectric, 1220 mo .. recliner & bedding. Corbin & roloroncoo & dop . Call814· Snyder, 1&5 2nd . A•o. 814· 441·1 171 . 448·7115 . 6 room• 81 beth. loceted Crown City. Newly deco· rt11d. ele~:trlc stove • refrlg. No poll. Call 614· 268 · 1222 . 2 bedroom apartments . New Heven, WVt . Newly romodolad. In town. 6 14· 992·7481 . 6 rooma unfurnlthed l pt., Coli 814-992-&434 or 304· 882·2688. Setra crul11 qusrters bunk oet. 2 yro. old. 1200. Call 814· 446·D3361fter 6 . Wotorbld . Call 614· 24&· 6039 . Country atyle oek furniture, hand croltod ond finiohod, antkfue reproductions. Paul Conkol, Rt . 7 , Tupporo Pl1in1. 3 pc. llvlngroom ouha, good cond .. 304·875·3869. One and two bedroom fur- 36 Lots II< Acreeg• Farm for ule: no hou11, 2 bamo. countv wotor & ioptlc tonk. Coli 814-379-225B. TRACY . WE''~~ HAVE 1b HO~E UP . Boat for sale Or t rade for va n or truck . 16 ft. Starcraft liblrglau boos boat . 50 HP Johnt on motor with trailer. Call 304-875·2295. 0 6 • 76 The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 . HE~~_'rtli.R A~RTMENT, Television Viewing . ftfll}r.\ft fi)ft WEDNESDAY Ttl! A~to P a rts IICil CilCV D Cil lll iUJ Nowo Cil •100.000 Nomo That 8:00 VW bu•·bus, high perfo r· mance engine kit, includes new case. 88 MM piatol· cylinders, rods. crank and over 20 other parts. Worth 2 bedroom expando Hvln· groom, 119& mo .. t100 dep. 314 3rd. St .. Konau~. Call 814·446· 7473 . nished apts. for rent in Middleport area. All utllitill paid. Coli 614·992 · 5084. Middleport duplex. I bod· 14x70 furnished 3 bdr ., 1 'II mom apt. 1170. pluo utili· bath, 1280 mo .. 841 3rd. tloo. Alao 2 bedroom. lot. Avo .. Gollipolio. 614-446· floor apt. I 190. pluo utili· e acre• with 2 Stperlte 3793. tloo. Call 81 4-992· 7177. mobile home Iota with un~ derground utllltloo ond 2 2 bdr .. unfurnished mobile 3 bedroom unfurnished very nice mobile hornaa. homo. 12x60. I mi. from Rt. apartment for rent in Sy,.Atntal Income uceeds 7 on Gocrgoo Crook. Call cuso. Coli 614·992·7689 •400. per month or live In 304-875-9760 or 614·446· aflor 5 p.m. one and rent the other. A 4381 . . great lnveatment et I bldroom apt. In Middle· 127 , 800 . Moigo Local 3 bdr. total electric . Coli port. No polo. 614·992· Schools ntlr HarrlaonvUie. 2238 or 614· 992· 6304 oft. 814 ·446· 4263 . 814-742· 3033. 4 p.m . 1973 Boron Crown oxcol· 1 1'AI ecret with electric lent condition, ewnlng, un- APARTMENTS, mobile hook-up. 24 fl. x 40 fl. derpinning. w11her·drrer. ' homes. houses . Pt. Pleaunt 2 · yoor· old garage. 814 · nlco lot·lown . Call 814· and Gallipolis. 614 -446· 988·4406. 448·11577 or 614 · 448 · 8221. 2805. 2 br epertmenta in Hendtr~ fll'lll.ils 2 bodroom, 12xl5. Nlco aon. 304· 875·1872. condition . Applloncu l~r· 41 Houaea for Rent nlohod. Blgyard. Noor Horrl· Nice 1 and 2 bropartmonll oonvlllo . Mol gl Loco I downtown. 304· 575·2218 Nico 2 bdr. homo, 2 full Schoolo. Hoot furnished . • 8· 8 batho. 'Ia bl. from Wuh. uoe.00 par month pluo Elem .. UU, Nl. roq. Coli dopooho. No pall. 814·742· P~oto gorogo opt. 2316 Mt. Vernon. Adutte, no pete.1 3033. 814-448-2168 . Coli 304· 875·1055. Furnlohod houoo. 241 Jack· Two bldroom, fur.,iohed, oon Plko, Oolllpollo, UOO waaher and dryer, eir cond .• wotor paid, 2 bdr. Coli gaolu!nOCo, Rt. 2. t200.00, 45 Furnl1hed Rooms •100.00 dopoolt. 304·11&· 448· 4416 after 7PM . 6051 . For rent Sleeping Rooms ond light houoe kooplng 2 bdr .. unlurnlohod houoo with gorago. Rol. & Dop. Troller lot, IOOxiOO ot Golll· roomo. Pork Centrol Hotel. required . Coli 614-448 · polio ~orry, totol oloctrlc, Coli 814· 4411·0711 . cltv wotor. call 304·175· 1888. 3218. Hou......,lng room, Nngo, rolrlg.. oharo bath. mole 2 bdr duploo, 1200 mo .. Sao. dop. & Nl. roqulrod. 1 bdr. mobile homo for "'"' prolorNd, utllitloo pd. tl25. or aole. Coll304-178·416". Coli 448-4415 oflor 7pm. Cell 814-446-0284. -------t ' • 54 Misc. Merchandise Firewood-cutup slabs. 1 truck load ttOO. 2· 1180. Pickup loed. you haul 116. HEAP accepted . Call 614· 246-&804 . HouH coal. Lump·& atoker. Zinn Cool Co. Call$14-448· 1408. Collohon'o Uood Tiro Shop. Over 1,000 tlroo, olzeo 12, 13, 14, 1&,18, 18.5 . 8mlleo out At. 218 . Csll614' 266· ' 8261 . Firewood t40 PU loed doll· vered . 8 ft. lendscepe tlmboro t4. 80 • .. 6 fl . ocoth \plno·llvo X· mootrooo billed ,. burlapod 132 .60 11 Mulch. Coii814· 446· 179B dayaor614·448·9848 oltor llpm. White aawlng mochlnos: -lpptd to zlg.zag. mono· grom, overcall, aotln IIHch. makaobutton holaa. mond· lng. blind ham. dama. HWI on buttono & mora. Rag. price t299, now •129. Call collect 114·395·8025 oloo hovo Ntcohl machlneo reg. price 1528, now 8249 . · Will cut door t20. Some day oorvlct . Coil 814 · 387 0832. Sf!'asonad firewood for sale. large PU load. $2&, $36 delivered . Call 814· 446 · 0871 . Savogo 30-30 bolt Action Rille. Now, novorflrad . Nice Chriotmoo gift . SI8D. Call 614-742 · 2 5°2 . Firewood for 11le·tll herd ~ wood . 12& If you pick it up or 135 por plck·up lood deli· vorod . Call 614-986 · 3567. Biro N o.-33 meet aaw. Band type. Good condition. Extra I·~~=:;;=:;:=::~:"'1';;:::::;:::::;::::;;:::;::1 79 56 Pets ~or Sale Oragonwynd Cotlory Ken· nol. CFA Hlrnolayon, Porolon ond Siomooe kitlono. IIKC Chow pupploo. Coil 441- . 3844 oltor 7PM . Li•o Teddy Buro .. AKC !let· Chow Chow puppieo. Coli ., 4·258· 1271. Stereo. Pilot Brand . Origl· nally $1700, oolllor 16&0 . or beit offer . 1 ye~rold . A- 1 condition. Call 614· 742· 2576. Go,;,on wlroh~lrod pointer pupploo. verutlla huntl!tv dogo, oxc. polo & lomlly protection. Champion on from top winning stock wtth hunting background. Cell 614·388·8720 . lump houH coal. deliver any amqunt, 304·676· 7397 or 676-1247. Chrlotmao half price oalo, Cabbogo Potch dollo. Mr. T dollo, 304· 676· 6460. Dook and choir, otonding org1n wilh SJool, twin bed· room suite complete . washer ond dryer aot. RCA TV and 1t1nd with computer games, coli bltwoon 10:00 AM and 4:00PM . 814-446· B603 . Christmas treea t18 .00 . Three miles out Sand Hill Road on loll. Diaco type 11ere:o. revotving bill; llaohing lighto. 12 in. Sears B·W TV exc. cond . Clol 304·678-537& . Mhced firewood *30 a cord. AKC Germon Shaphordo, black & ton• "'block & ....... rudy Doc. 8. Coll614-381· 9640 boloro 7:30 p.m. AKC Rog . 8ritlany Sp. .l puppieo 115. Black hol-t plgocno· quoll ond bentv chlckono. Coli 114· •1· 7649. Autos for Sale 1883 Oldomobllo dloul Delta Royole 62,000 miloo. power wlndowa·door locks. AC. cruise control. good condition, great fuel ooonomy -35 MPG, now llreo, priced to oell, 16,000. Coll614-446-0840 "'614· · 448·1429. 1982 Dodge Arlao, 2 dr, 33,000 mlleo, ex. cond. Call 114· 448-0264. 1976 Oldo Storflro, excel· tint running cond., no rurt, Coli 814·448·9419 before 9PM . . • 1979 Muotang 4 opd .. ·AM· FM, good g01 miloago. 12,600. Call 614· 388 · 8334 oltar &PM . 1919 Pontiac Catellna runs gr•t• good cond:, must sell. t290 or boot offer. Coli 814·241·9167. 1976 Chevy Novo. auto. trans, 6 cyl., Nnl very good, 1850. Con bl soon 11 Groot American Floor Care Center, 45 State St.. Gallipolis lOAM to &PM . Purebred Slomooo klttono, 180. 10 w•k~ old. Cell 304·676 2169 . 1979 Monta Corio. V6. pa. pb, olr. Exc. Cond . 814· 992·2849 . Full ooded AuotriiHon Shop rd, blue Mural 1 vr. old. form dog. U8 . Call 304· 75·8799. Champion olrod Corfn Tor· rior lomole, houao trolnod, Nloonobla price . ·call 304· 676· 3638 ~ Woman' • full ' length and ,. length leather coett. Boyt coats. misc. clothes & toy1 . Coli 30"·875·4646. AKC Gormon Shepherd pupo, price reduood. Coli 304·4&8· 1 821 after 4PM anytime wMkends. tapa player. Call 304· 875· 2776 . 71 AKC l.hooa Apoo pufiO, maloo only. 20 chomplono lrl podlgroo. gantlo, quilt loving dogo. 304-875-5537 or 876·2223. "IOIIOUiioiO tvoe ut". U· haul or wa deliver. Coif 304·876· 6692 . . Gym pac plus fitnest sya· tem. conaole radio- phone~ 57 Muaical Instruments Sears 9 in. tabli sew and otond, like now 1150 cash . lllo Sunda'f 11111. Call 304· 676-6384. Niee utility trailer encloMd with top end windows, 8300. Coli 304· 876·2296 . Kimball, 2 kayboord organ wh Rhydlmo maotar, vory good cond. Call 614·381· 9898 . f .1111, Si lpplll~ & ii'JI~sluck I..,.- -- - - - - - Pie kona Uood Furnituro. Ao· 61 Farm Equipment sortment of cheata , drenoro, wardroblo. glau· CROSS & 90NS were, jewelry. Chri1tma1 U.S. 36 Welt, Jackeon, itomo. Call 304·675-1483 Ohio . 814· 261· 1451 . or 675 ·1460. Moooay Forguoon, Now Hoi· lend, Buoh Hog Soloo & Service . Ovor 40 uoad triM:· 56 Building Supplies tors to choose from • co mpleto Una of now & uetd equipment. Llrgeot - ·tion in S .E. Ohio . Building Materials Block, brick, tewer pipes. windows . lintels , etc . 9N Ford tractor wijh equip. Claude Wintero. Rio Gran do. mont. buoh hog. plowo. 0 . Call614·248·6121 . rotorhoe, herrte, tnd boeM . polo . Coli 614·288-1522. Kentucky Lump, Ohio Lump. Ohio Stoker. Yard Of dollv· Livettock ary, cement blocks end 63 building motorial. Gallipollo - - - - - - - - Block Co .. Plno St .. Oalllpo· lio. Ohio Coli 814 -448 · 8 yoor old llog. aorroll 2783 . Querter mare. bred to 8uMY Doo Bor otud. Coii814-2U· BUILDERS SUPPLIES 6522 . 1- - -- - - -- - Surplus utnge cloteoutt, 2 Rog. Anguo bullo. ortlfl· I . 8 " •7 · 16 " xl8 ' prime clel, performance tested, 8 hardbo ard oiding 20 .00 mco. old. 80 o pound, Ml pr.oq or 1.76 pr. ploce. rioo. Coli 304·876· 2902 2. Embo11ed wood grain oflor e. aluminum t iding with foem bock in color 38.95 sq. 3 . 4 'x8' on 4 'x9'•7·18 64 Hey 6 Grain stucco to Masonite siding B.96 on 13.95 pc, 4 . 1h" and %" exterior For oele hoy, otrow & 1111~ . plywood with flborgloll Coli 304-671· 8081. · reinforced two aidet 8' wide 14' 6 " 1ong 36 .00 ea . 5 . 12 poe . otul lnoulated I r .IIISfllll Lilll/1 1 prehung door't, 6 panel, 8 panel or flush 2· 8 or 3 -0, 75.00 ea . Singleo 88 .95 • · 6 . Durham oak mooonito 71 Auto1 for Sele paneling 4'KB'x 1A' 15.99 or 1 - - - -- - - - Wo~odfiald cheat nut 8 . , ~ gredo. . 7 . 4'x8'x'lo'' prollnlahod ma· TOP CASH pold for '80 It 11 madll end no- uoad ooro. aon pono ng oocondo Smith Bulck-Ponliec, 1911 3 .99 an up. A C B. Brushed aluminum key Eootom vo.. 0 illlpollo. oil entrance locko 4 .98 11 , 1 _. ,_4_·_ 44 _ 1_ ·_22_82_ ._ - ' ' - 9 . Interior prehung door't , . asaortad oizo'o an flnlohoo 1978 Plymouth Vollont 29.96 . Scemp, 2 dr., grMn, Y·l, 10. 48 " oak vanity with 8 318 motor. good rodioltirlo, grade marble top 189.00 . rodlo . AC. Coli 114· 241· Ponn' o Warohouoo, Wall· 1 9_ & _9_8_._ _ _ _ _ __ lion, Ohio. Call 614· 384· 1' Extro ctoon 1 982 Cuti3846. Siora 42,000 mllao, Blook. brick, mortar and drlvor. t&.800. Coli 814446 · 2123. maaonry oupplleo. Mount~ i- - - -- - - - State Block. Rt. 33. Now 1978 Pinto 4 oyl .. 4 .... Haven. W. Va . 304· 882· now point, rune good, , _ , 2222 . Coli 814· 441· 4412. ° 56 Pets for Sale Brlorpotch Konnolo All Admiral oklo bv lido rofrlg.· . brood grooming. Gordon freezer. run1 good. ex. Setter fomolo obodlen-co lhapa. t100. Coll114· 388· : trolned. Englloh Cockor Spa· nlelo. 388· 9790. 8894. 8:3& Mo1ors Homes & Campers -------- 7:00 10'h or 11 ft . aelf·cOntained truck camper. Very good condition . Coli 614·9B6· 3839 . f!ORNLOSER P' 1\ie Sl.D W6l~J!; "" 1973 Fen lee Uner ca mp ing trailer. 16 ft . co mploto. Call 304· 676· 2367 or 5 7~ · 2288 . ------..,,.---- lHATA Services 81 Home Improvements . 7:0& . 7:30 BASEMEIIIT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· rantee . local references furnithed . Free estimetes. Call collect 1· 614 ·237 · 0488. dey or night . Roeors ANNIE YCS. THAT'S WHY IS He AU'iNIHii TOWSE8.' MOO'ftiiN Clfla.ES? Basement Waterproofing. _ __ _:.__:_ 6 7:3& Wf(EHEVER MitT'( D.and M. Contractors. Vinyl siding . replac;ement win· dowa. insulating, roofing, new and remodeling, concrete. Call 304· 773·5131 . 8:00 iS. Wti'( IIIV'N'T He ljO Wl'fN HEfl? J .and L. ln"ltallation . Roofing, vinyl aiding, storm doors and windows. Free esti· mateo. Coli 614·992-2772 . 1972 Corvette. real ahorp, urlouo ir)qulroo only, 304· 876·1949 . . Fetty Tree Trimm ing, stump removal . Coil 304· 67 6· 1331 . 1974 Monte Corio. excel· lent condition. Low mileaQe, 304·87&-2033 . perlancad carpenter. electrl· 80 VW Dasher dloool wagon, 48·48 MPG, no ruot oxc. cond.. 13.&00. Call 304· 1176·3108. Cll Kol'n)lt And Mlu Pi88Y Hoot Witty Clndoralla BalloVG"'"t Per!. WPBY ••' · Cll GNit Porlormon..o: Clndorolla (j]) Tho Nutcrockor A girl'o Christmas Eve dreams ere filled with dancing toyo, toy soldier• and a prince. (90 min.) • &II Little Ro1C8Io Chrlll· moo iHBOJ Amorloo Undercover: Down ond Out In Amorloo Tho unemployed and homele11 are interviewed oo Amorica'a middle clns olips down tho ladder of auccoao. (80 min.) IMAXI MOVIE: 'Johnny Oongorouoly' (CCI 8:06 Cll MOVIE: 'Naked Pray' 8:30 • (J) ® 'Twao thl Night BaloN Chriotmoo Tho onl· meted voroion of tho fo· * RINGLES 'S SE RVICE. ••· cian. muon. painter, roo f~ ing (Including hot tar application) 304·676·20BB. or 675 · 7368. GASOLINE ALLEY Starks Tr88 .anti tJiwn Ser~ vlce.landooaping. 304·578 · 2010 . 1972 Nova 360 eng in , 1400. Coli 304-676-6480 , ,Rotory or-cable tool drilling. Most welli'"tompJeted same 79 Codlllac Fleetwood day. Pump aales andtervlco. lrou'gbam 1 owner, good 304· 895·3802 cond. black brown metelic with luther Interior. Sae at 32 Worwlck Rd .. price 11 ,600. Coli 304· 876 · 2884 olter 7PM . 1880 VW Rabbit c. diaool 1 owner, 82,000 miles, tun roof. new paint, very good oond .. 46 MPG. 12,750. Coli 304·676-2088· office · reaklence. 77 Mercury Caprice, Ghia, 48.000 mlleo. good ohapo 1 .400. Rece Clr pert• for •lo, oil now lor Nova. Call 304-!i78· 2602. * -;:;;==;:==:::;::==:= -:: 72 Trucks for Sale Get your carpet in ship shape with Captain Steamer. fur ni~ ture cleaning ~ water damage worlc. 304·676· 2296 . moua 82 hauled, t3,196. Call 614· 448-2123. 1872 GMC truck V·B, PS , p a. long wide bed, price fl80. ,Coll304·458· 1997 .. 19&8 Chevy PU \'1 ton ohortwhool blao, otepolde. 6 cyl .. 3 opd. Call 614-268· 1778 oltor &PM. 1986 Chevy P.U. truck. Po, pb, V· 6. OUIO, 88000. 614· 149· 21&0 . ' 1185 Dodge P.U.. llant6, 4 ep ., overdrive, topper, tlidlng wlndowo. o•tras . 614· 742· 27B8 . 9:00 WINNIE 1976 ChavyS .W.B.. 6cyl, 3 opood, 11 ,&00.00 . Solo or •ado, 304·876·4181 . 74 Chevy PU foctory flotbld. 304· 875· 8809. 73 Vans II< 4 W.O. Scout4x4, 1978, 34& eng .. PS, PB, AC. AT, outo hubo, major rust repaired, uud prlnclply lor poaaangor cor. looko good, 12,400. Coli 114· 256· 5038 . Excavating Good · 1 Excavating, base· ments. foolera. driveways. septic tanks, landsca ping. Call anytlma 614- 4 46 · 4637, Jemes l. Davison. J r. owner. VOU'RE GOIN' DOWN TO PLAV CHECHERS AT TH' GENERAL STORE. PAW-IF BACK A PAIR OF RED BRING General Hauling ,• SHORE·· IF I DON'T FORGET VOU WON'T FORGET, HONEV-POT SHOE LACE~ FOR JUGHAIDS ... 10:00 G (]) ffi Sl Elaowhoro Wootphall triooto hide hio Salvadorian housakeeper to prevent her deportation. end Caldwell is confronted about his harattment of the women at St. Eltewhoro. (60 min.) (!) Chomplonohlp Roller Ken's Water Service. Wells. cisterna, paola fiUed . Phone 614· 367·0623 or814·36 77741 night or day. Waugh ' s Water Servi ce . Wallt. cisterns. pools. Fast , reliable servic e. Coil 8 14· 268 · 1240 or 614 · 2 6 6 · 1 130. Reu onable ra tes . Llmettone, house coal. Call 614·367-77 60 Dumptru ck Delivery Ser1982 Joop TK. 4 -WO, 4 _v_l_c •_ ._3_0_4_·6_7_&_·3_1_9.,_o_. _ _ 1 opd .. air, AM· FM caooetto. bookl for 18 .500 ooklng t4,800. Call 304· 773 · 87 Uphols tery 5144 or 773· 6337. TRISTATE UPHOLST ERY SH OP 1163 Soc. Ave .. Ga llipoli• . 1971 Dotoun. 1871 Pontloo 1878 Honda 760, t926 . 814·446 · 7833 or 614-446 Orand Prlo Nedy lor wi!IW. Coli 814·448· 2378. l 1833. 1971 Multong. Aeooonallle 1~-------..C. olfiN ocnoldoNd. Celll14· 1985 Honda lour whoolor . , R & M Furniture Manuloc. 3711·2851 . . . • .. . , 125, •1 .160. Like now. turing. St . Rt . 7, Crown 104-882· 2938 . City, Oh. Call 614 ·266· . '1174 • Mo'fat'IW · CorHtet 1470, call Eve . 614-446 · MOO or blot offer. Coil 1184 Honda CAlOR. Call 3 4 3 8 . 0 I d & n e w 114·4411·8118. 304-871·4049 . Uphoot~ ro d . 74 o... Dozer Work land clearing, ltndscaping, etc. Free esti· mateo. Call 614·448 ·8038 "' 614-992· 7119 anytime. James Boys Water Service. Aloo pools filled . Call 61 4 · 266 · 1141 or 814 ·446 · 1175 or 614 ·446·7911. , SNAKE!! ~· (D Arthur Hollty'o Hotel (CC) A young woman IS1'He.RE 1.-1 Fl!. AF'I"ER DEA1'1-l, OH G~I!AT SPIRI1'? Motorcycles ~---- II (]) CZl HoU Town Cui· tural bockgroundo collide when 1 Iormor 'Hell Town' retident marries the ton of Beverly Hillo oociolltoo. (60 min.) (}) 700 Club Cll ID lUi Ovnoatv (CC) Blake vioito Dalla Rho. whore Krylllolo being held captive; Alexit chooaet be· twoon Oo• and Golen, end Blake 1rulns Claudia'• fin. oncia( indopandonco. (80 min.} D Cll (JJ Cho~lo and Compony When Chorllo 11 appointed temporary manager of the Dopartmont of Aoodt ond Highwoyt, hio fellow workers aee it as an opportunity to goof off. fJI Sooaono tlngo from thl H-ymoonoro IHlO) MOVIE: 'Tho Soduotlon' 9:30 G(J)®Oeorllt8umoeo. medy Woek A cronword puult fanatic become1 un· wittingly involved In a comedy oontoot. (j]) Ho Makoo Mo Foel Like Dancing · • fMAXJ Crory About thl Movleo: Groat Sc"'"n Mov· JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Rt . I , Box 355, Galli · polio. Call814· 367·0576 . 86 Moore 1111 Chrlotmu Rllccoono CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis , Ohiq Phone 814-446·3888 or 614·446-4477 83 Clement Chrlotmao poem. Plumbing & Heating 11181 \'1 IXIn Chovv . PU. now paint, engine just over· (1) 3-2· 1, Contact (CC) (JJ Eyowltn111 Nowo Cfll Elocirlo ComP!Inv 1111 DltrNnt Strokoo Cll Andy_Griffith II(]) W NBC Newa Cil Groen Acroo (!) SportoCentor ()) IBIUJ ABC News a()) 110 CBS News Cll Doctor Who (j]) Body Eloc~c Ill Tool Cll Carol Burnell II (]) PM Magozlna Cil .Courtohlp of Eddlo'o Father (!) . Tonnlo: 198& Au• trallan Opon Champion· ohlpa Women 's Semifinals from ,Melbourne, Australia. (3 hro.) Cll Entartolnmont Tonight Interview with Patty Duke. ffi D Cll Whoel of Fortuna (I) BCTV Network (JJ Evowltneu Nowo _ (j]) MocNoll·lohNr Nowoh· our lll (D Divorce Court Ill Jeffertona Cll Mary_Tylor Moore G (]) (]) Now Newlywed Gar!ll (}) Ploato Don't Eet Dololoo Cll Jtopardy Cll Nlghdy Buoln111 Report ® Whool of Fortune G) (D PriCI lo Right 1111 WKRP In Cincinnati IMAX) Hoadrocm Cll Banford and San G (]) Hlyhway to Hooven (CC) Port 1 of 2 Jonathan lparkt a rom a nee between a young blind woman and a dioligurod ortill, and Mark tries to stve the mar· riage between hit coutin and her whtelchalr·bound huoband. 160 min .) Cil Flipper ())Tho lnoldaro (CC) ffi 01 1H1 Billy Graham'o Sauthom Now England Cruudo D ()) (JJ Charlie Brown Chriltmol .Charlie Brown searches for the true meaning of Chriatmao . m• . 'C!?LEMAN WATER WELL • , : · DRil~lNG · Pump sales , service·. 'R&gii: 1982 Cullou Supremo terad In Ohio. All work Brougham, auto, V-8, po, guarentood. Call 304·27 3· pb, oir, cruloe. VGC . 614 · 2811 . Ravenswood, W. Va. 892-6160 daya, or 614· 892·3117 . RON 'S Television Service. House cella on R CAr Quuer. 1878 Chovv Chevotto. Runo GE . Specialing in Zenith. good. Good body. Coll814 · Cell 304·676-2398 or 614· 149·2228 after 6:00 p.m. 446-2464 . . low mileage one owner, Home lt:ereq system. Cell oltor 4PM . 304- 676 ·38~8. 8:06 8:30 350 engine and transmis· aion. 76 ,000 actual miles. Coli 304· 676· 32 69. blades. t676 . Call 614· 992-6666 . TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS , hot dip rebluoing, alitypoo of gunsmith work, fa at eervice, 304-676·4631 . THI? DfliL•• I? 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Di10ount lor cooh, wlllflnonce. Coll814· 288· 8110. 75 KIT'N'CARLYLE®b,l.llrryWrlght Mobile homo lot. 12'• 50' or omollor, t76 water paid, 4th & Noll, Golllpollo. Ca1144 6 · 1 - - - - - - - - 4418 I ller& PM . ·King wood·coalotovo. youth COUNTRY MOBILE Homo bed. Soaro boby intercom. Call 614·387·7120. Pork. Route 33, l\lorth of Pomeroy. Ll!rgo loto. Call ,Woodapllttor lor Gravely 614· 992·7479. tractor (Ierew typo) with own gear box VGC. ·uoo. Trailer IPICII. Sm1ll chil~­ Solid maple diningroom ta· ren accepted. Out Rt . 1, blo w ith 2 loalo and 8 chalro, Locust Rood, bock of K& K. VGC, S226. Coli 614· 387· 1 -304·876·1076 . 7612 . Homes for Sale Government 64 M isc . Merchandise Portable RCA VCR & co· moro. Coli 814·446· 8688 or 61 4-448· 3288. DO YOU NEED TO PUR · CHASE AN IRA1Coll &14· 448· 3e31 . 31 Space for Rent Wednesday, December 4, 1985 .. . I I I ) ._,_ I GILOOGj I I K (J .. WITH THAT DEAD I!IEAi 1 I'T15 OFTEN A MATTe~ Ol"iHIS . IGANTOUj . rx 1 tJ Prlnlenawer here: [ Yesterday's I Now arrange the circled tettBrS to lorm the surprise answer, as aug. gested by the abo";~ cartoon. xX: xI ) rn & (Answers tomorrOW) J umbles: SWOON ABOUT ECZEMA JETSAM Answer: Wh at that prac tica l joker hadA ZEST FOR JEST . ·'• ' ......' .. . ',, ' . Another fumble turns to gold ' •• •, •' NORTH ... 'AJI084 By Jame~ Jacoby . • K> tQ986 3 . .. ..... ''Here's anotber deal whe~ pulling ;'1 WEST EAST the wrong card paid a divhldnd. By t A Q 10 7 43 t J 92 tbis lime you would tblnk thai MiMie ' K 6 • 7! s • r Bottoms' opponents would ktow tbey t 8 s t J 10 7 8 ., ' t 10 4 2 t KJ s should not trust ber plays. Tbe three-heart bid was forcing, and ~~~~ Soutb decided that wltb a minimum opening .md a protected • Q92 spade be could make nine tricks t AQ g 4 2 in no.trump more easily tban 10 tricks • A1 a heart game. Hence, tbree no' Vulnerable: Nortb-Soutb trump. Dealer: South Because West did not want to give • up a trick in tbe spade lltllt, he led the W••t Nortb Eut Soulk club lour. Declarer played low from lN'r Pass dummy, and u usual Minnie got her 2 t 3 N'r Pass face cards mixed up. Sbe played tbe Pus "' , ill witb the club ace, declarer bad some optloos. loslead of goOpening lead : • 4 ' ' alter. tbe heart suit Immediately, felt be could coutioue clubs, apparently having both tbe jack but to take the heart finesse and · and tbe 10. So back came tbe club sev· up Dine tricks. wrap eo, West followed wltb tbe two, and · Tbe amusing hardcover book from declarer played the elgbt from dum- which tbese last three deals are takl!ll ... my. Now Minnie found her jack. She can be purcballt!d for •8 postage nd tbeo returned tbe jack ol spades and sblppinf Included 1a the delenae took alxspade tricks to set STOCK NG p 0 Box ~~ Mrom three no-trump three tricks. Needless phil TN 38i8l.QOeg H b • em-. ~ to say, propel' play b~East at trick yo~ urry, you ·" •. · one would have left tb h · can"""" 1lin aome friend • Christmas .· · no c otce :t«ldog. : . ... ... . '-----------..J On! 18 :..,_L .·.... ~.",..( ~ THOMAS JOSE.PH ACROSS 41 Sharpen by I Greetings, DOWN I Field 5 Fret 2 "Papa Doc" 9 Bistro ruled it 100fa 3 Chivalrous Great Lake 4 Yes volA! 12 Latvian city 5 Obtain mate! IS S1eve of the comics 15 Summer (Ft.) .-· 606 business 7 One (Ger.) 8 "l'he -" 22 Actor 16Newman (Samuel O'Shea film Butler 24 Singer, 30 Un1rue 17 stol..x novel) Marvin - 34 Substance 18 Guaran tee II lllustrl0118 25 So. Afr. 36 Bunny 20 M&r.lh 14 Not a bit 37 St.alag 21 Melody 16 Purault vet 22 Successful r-,,__,..<:... abbr.) '28 Permit 24 Baseball's Hodges 25 Editor's IA!rm 27Summon 28 Small nap 29 Bribe 31 Wholly 32 English .. ... . •. ... "' river 33 Lambaste 35Draw for fun 37 Soccer great 38 Ketch's weapon 39 Gree k mountain 40 Forest creature .. .. DAJLY CRYPTOQUIJI'ES - Here' a bow to worlt It: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this sampl e A is used the three L's, X for lhe two O's, etc. Single letters apOOrophes, the length and formation of the words are ali hlnta. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 12-4 for FBFAZ P W F O W PYC NPA CF- A GEU WT PW DGU WH Z VFH U T N J MPPH C, G WV UC ... J N GJ .. EGAAUFV M PA J RA P M UJ A S MM UG W C 1 NF .. ... . .. ""'· -· P M G WV J NUF BF C - T F PA T F TUC CU W T Y..~rdaJ'• Crypt.oqao~: WHAT ORATORS LACK IN DEPilf mEY MAKE UP TO YOU IN LENGTH. _ CHARLES DE SECONDAT . .'' ble' (CC) 11:30 G (]) ffi Tonight Bhow Join Rivers welcomet Howord Coooll, Goorgo Homil· ton ond Whitney Ho~oton . 1110 min.) (JJ lportoConter (I) WKRP In Clnolnnotl II()) T.J. Hooker Hooker ond Romano muot protect 1 you~g women who w it· noued a murder. (60 min.) (j] Toxl lll lUi ABC Newe Nightllno fJI Ono Slep Beyond [MAXI MOVIE: 'Tho Con. nonboll Run' 12:00 Cil Boot of Orouoho • C!J ESPN Skiing Mtttzl. . CIJ Entortolnmont Tonltlht Interview w ith Patty Duke Cll Tho Nutortoker · ... • • 1' ' . "•.. �· j . C?nsum~r8 sho~ld use,caution Area deaths .--Local briefs:-----. 1 OES meeting scheduled Charles Snider Evangeline Chapter 172, OES, will meet at 7: JQ Thursday at the Middleport Masonic Temple. O!flcers are to wear chapter dresses. There wUI be a gift exchange, with women to take women's gilts, men to take men's gilts, not over $5. Charles Raymond Snider Sr., 64, of Racine, died Sunday evening at the St. Luke Hospltru In Cedar Rapids, IOWa. A retired truck driVer, he was Wilford Bing born May 6, 192lln Huntington, W. Va., to the late Charles and Jane WWord Bing, 58, of Columbia Stowe Snider. He was a veteran of Station, Ohio, formerly of Meigs World War II. County, died Tuesday. . Surviving his wife, Oretha . He was born to the late Wald and PlckensSnlder; onedaughter,Mrs. . Edith Randolph Bing of Hemlock Kevin .(Ramona) Oark of Cedar Grove. Rapids; fO\\r sons, C!'arles Snider Surviving l)l'e his wife, Dolores Jr .. o! Letart Falls, Marion Snider, . of Patrick Snider and Marion Snider, Green ~edinaBing; and two Ricksons, and RBndy his wife, all d. Racine; four sisters, Beatrice Linda, of Columbia Statton; a Rairden of Har1ford, W.Va., Janet . daughter and son·ln·law, Sherrll Reeves ot Pomeroy, Ruth Koenlng and Kenneth Rundle of near of Long Bottom and Bre!JIIa Watson Baltimore, Md., two brothers and of Pomeroy; two brodlers, Dale slsters-ln·law, LowellandAvlsBing Snider of Pomeroy and Ronald of Chester and Vlrgll and Jean Bing Snider r1. WllUamstown, W. Va; and of Wooster; a sister and brother·In· law, PhyllisandKennethSandersof nine grandchildren. He was preceded In ·death by one Wooster; four grandchUdren and several aunts, uncles, nieces and son, Rick Snider. Funeral services .wm be 2 p.m. nephews. Mr. Bing's wile, Dolores, was Friday at the RacineBaptist Church reared in Meigs County by her · wtth Rev. Steve Deaver rl.flclatlng. BUrial will be in Greenwood grandparents, the late Ernest and Cemetery. Friends may call at the Nora Spencer Holter, Eagle Ridge. residence, Third St., Racine, any- Cards may be sent to her at 14182 S. time today and all day on Thursday. Station Road, Columbia Station, ·The Ewing Funeral Home Is In Ohlo44028. charge of arrangements. The body Is at the Baker Fune~al Home In Berea. Arrangements have not been completed. Meigs EMS answers six calls Six calls were answered by local units Tuesday, the Meigs County · Emergency Medical Services reports. At 12:37 a.m. ; Middleport took Geraldine Halley !rom Roote7 to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at l:al p.m. took Helen Lochary · from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to Veterans .Memorial Hospltru; Rutland at 2: ?.'l p.m. took Ethel Chapman from Salem St., to Veterans Memorial; Rutland at 5:26 answered a nre call contained to the chimney - on Smith Run; Pomeroy at 9: 15 p.m. tookiCharles Ohlinger from 16GI Nye Ave .. too Veterans Memorial and at 9:55 p.m. ~racuse took Michael Hubbard, Fifth St., to Veterans Memorial. Pomeroy court fines four Four deiPndants were fined In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler TUesday night They Include Charles McCloud, Middleport, $113 and costs, possession d. a controlled substance; Randy Stone, West Columbia, W. Va., $375 and costs, driVIng whlle Intoxicated, and $43 and costs, faUure to yield; Steven Craig, Pomeroy, $43 and costs, failure to have vehicle under control, and $375 and costs, drtvlngwhlle intoxicated; Howell Jarvis, Gallipolis, $45 and costs, speeding. Fodelting bonds In the court were U1ny Raptis, Cambridge, $43, stop sign violation; Robert Untruan, West CQ)umbla, $51; Victoria Wise, Rutland, s4.'1: Scott Hysell, Pomeeroy, $46; Charles Blake, Pomeroy, $45; Jeffrey Beaver, Racine, $47; Rhonda Bell, Pomeroy, $43; Mary Brady, Albany, $<19; Ronnie Scott, Albany, $49, all on speeding charges; Ann Biron, Middleport, $213, petty theft; Walter Ellis, Pomeroy, $63, failure to control; Walter Eblin, Pomeroy,~. traffic light; Barbara Eblin, Middleport, $45, speeding. Middleport court hears Qcases Nine cases have ben processed In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman. Fodeltlng bonds were Richard C. Eblin, Pomeroy, $450, driVIng while intoxicated, and $50, weaving course; David L. Roush, Letart, W. Va.. $450, drlvbtg while Intoxicated, and $50, left of center; John R Nelson, Pomeroy; $44, speeding; Tracy E. Hysell, Syracuse,$450, driving whUe Intoxicated, and $50 weaving course. Fined were Tim E. Justis, Middleport, $100andcosts, flvedaysin jail, driVIng while under suspension; Floyd L. Warth, Hartford, W. Va., $425 and costs and three days In jail, driving while Intoxicated; David R. Young, Columbus, $425 and costs, three days in jaU, driVIng while Intoxicated. and $100 and costs, possession of marijuana; WUIJam D. Whittington, Pomeroy, $50 and costs, driVIng while under suspension, and Judy Laudermllt, Middleport, $50 and costs, disorderly manner. BOSTON (UP!) - Joseph P. Kennedy 2nd, thesonofthelateSen. flo bert KennedY, appears ready to carry on till' family tradition in politics by announcing his candi· dacy for the seat of retiring House Speaker Thcmas O'Nem. Kennedy, 33, was expected to make the formal announcement today at a news conference. Aides said he made a rourid of courtesy visits ~ week to key Democratic officials to Inform them of his decision. Kennedy was unavailable for comment Tuesday, but an aide said a decision had been reached. Lottery winning numbel"ll: 181,8510 CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tues· day's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number: 181. Ticket sales totaled $1,215.~. with a payo!f due of $596,953. PICK4: 8510. PICK4 ticket sales totrued $169,663. wtthapayoff dueof$76,471. PICK4 $1stralgbt bet pays$4,728. PICK4$1 box bet pays$197. Hospital news Veterans Memorial H011pltal Dec.3 Admitted - Bernard Ralrden, Hartford ; Ethel Chapman, Rutland. Discharged- Wanda Upton. Home tn coowme wtth Rev. vtc Jungkurth o!ficiatlng. Friends may call at the funeral holt)e trom24and 7-9p.m. today. are With Christmas Koosas Inside: By DANA WALKER wear it. . WASHINGTON /UPl) _ The Thecomrnt~Wesaldithaslearned · most potentially dangerous toy a that Coleco Industries has quietly parent can put under the Christmas . inod!fted · the collar but has not tree this year Is also a member of warned against the old verslon, · one of the most popular toy families which Is stU! available In stores for In recent history - the C;lbbage Christmas. PatchKlds,aponsumergroupsays. TheKoosalstheanlmalversionot: The Consumer A!falrs Commit- Coleco'sCabbagePatchKlds,oneof tee of AmeriCans for Democratic the inost popular toy lines In recent Ac\lon, In Its 14th annual toy report, history. warned parel)ts Tuesday that a Committee Chairwoman Ann . liar h Brown called on the Consumer · ~d ..~~?~:~a:a::a~~ Product Silfety Commission to : cause choking In children who try to · InjUries occur.'' Blanche Bail, 97, of Columbus, died Tuesday at the Alum Crest Nursing Home following a long Illness. A member of the Pentecostal Church In Athens, she was bam to the late Nicholas and Mary Ours. Surviving are one daughter, Ida Mae Har liner or Columbus; a son and daughier-ln-law, Pearl Jewel and Mildred Bail of Guysville; six grandchildren, 15 great grandchildren, 11 great-great- . grandchlklren and several nieces and nepbews. She was preceded in death by her husband, Arthur, and a son, Milford. Funeral services wm be 2 p.m. Thu~y at ~ White Funeral r::~~~~~=~~~_2;~;~rec~a~ll~lhe~o~ld~do:lls~: UUIIIoNN The Addition Of CAROL LYONS To The Staff I I '' I .I I Call Sandy, Carol or Diann Far An Appointment 773·5388 I I I.I I W. Va. I I KEROSE·NE .HEATERSAladdin takes pride in the qua~ty of their kerosene heaters. Aladdin heaters meet new U.L and NKHA standards for safety. Reg. S139 8,500 B1U Radiant Heater ........... St19 Reg. S149 1.~,3000 hU Convection lllater ... S129 Reg. S169 22,600 B1U Convection· Heater ...... S149 Taylor..". FREE Continued from page 1 PARKING FIRST~- Mlllerr·:~~~~~~~~~ct~July~~·~!lbort.ly~r County notified to apply for new·liability insurance form asllillant chlel olllle Middleport Pollee Depu1ment, DEFENSE'S George answered quesllons Wednellday lnm AU<me~ Hennan Carson reprdlnr an lntox~ lelit ELBERFELDS ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ' ' The Meigs County Commissioners have received notification trom the National Sheriff's Assocllltlon that If the county will make a new application for llabllty Insurance, · N.S.A. wm try to place the sheriff's departme!ll with another insurance company as&>elaled wtth N.S.A. The commissioners were notified last week that the sheriff depart· ment's current llablllty insurance wtth Impe~lal Casualty and lodemrilty lnsuranceCo. Is belngcancelled effectl\'e Feb. 25 and Is nonrenewable. The commissioners are In hopes that N.S.A. can place the' sheriff's department with another company although there Is no guarantee this wtll happen. Under review Wednesday by the board was . a letter from Gov. Richard Celeste that House Blll176, concerning soverlgn lnununlty for government entitles, has been . signed into law and wUI offer local goverrur.ents partial soverign lm· munlty from legal actions. A copy of tbe new law accompanIed the governor's letter. Buyl\No, Get One 'DOWNING-CHILDS IIIIer Taylor 21 his wHe. 'Die lrlal, whldl Court, Is presided over by Knlghl. County Engineer Phil Roberts Service, was present at the meeting reported to the hoard that 13mUesof to discuss a problem wtth seeding In county roadways have recently one area of the county landfill. been centerllned, (ncludlngsections First also reported that about 10 of County Rd. 1, HobsOn Rd. , acres of county roadbanks wUl be Bradbury HUI, County Rd. 22, Union included In a grant proposal for Ave. and County Rd. 75. reseeding to be submitted to the Upon recommendation of the state In the near future. Meigs County Emergency Medical Bob Gilmore was Jresenl to bring Service Board d. Trustees, the the board up to date on the oounty's commission accepted a bid of ' soil survey. Gilmore reported 70,fXXI $34.~ from Horton Co., Columbus, acres In the county have been for a conversion bed for an EMS completed so far. vehicle to be ~ded \O the Middleport Ameeting of the steertngoommltdepartment. Tbe chassis for the . tee for the .soU survey has been vehicle Is being provided by Pat Hm scheduled tor Tuesday, Jan. 28 Ford, Middleport, at a cost of Gllmoresald. ·' $13,150. 1o other matters, the board Robert Byer, EMS director, reappointed David Weber, Reedsreported that construciion of an ville, and Richard Ash, Syracuse, to expansion to the EMS building on three-year tenns' on the Meigs Mulberry HIS. Is about a week County 169 Board or Mental Retarbehind schedule because of recent dation to commence Jan.l. bad weather. Flooring has been ·The board apiJotnted Anna Mae poured Syer said and workers are to Leamond, Racine, as a new begin laying block this week. The member of the hoard to serve three expansion Is being built by Roush years commencing Jan. 1. Construction Co., Syracuse. Commissioner Manning Roush Bob First, of the Soli Conservation was absent. South gets first taste of Winter, snow hits Midwest MULLEN INSURANCE 2X4 SPECIAL! UnLITY GRADE 14 Ft ................ $223 16 Ft................ $257 Goocl on 211ter battles of 7UPor Diet 7UP. (BUY NOW & SAVE) HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS PHONE r 1 .,_.......,.. -~-·- 773-5554 MASON, WV . t I' HIGHLIGHTING ••• $2.500ff · Place t · mil COUpon not etl&lbfe for dOuble couponlng. '"" ~------------------------------" .... ' l I -~ \ 2 Soctiono, 12 A Muttlmedlo .' ------------- J By JIM FISHER United Pre&'! lmematlonal The Eastern ·fl'EE'le exlended as far south as Dixie today, packing Salvation Army shelters In the South 1 and prompting New Yolit City pollee to prowithe streets for a third night In a row searching tor the shivering homeless. Early today, the mercury In the upper Midwest felll degree below zero In Bismark, N.D. In the East, temperatures In the teens were reported as far south as New York and freezing readings reach.ed Into the Carollhas. A storm that dumped up to a half foot of snow In the northern and central Plains Wednesday pushed toward the Great Lakes tOday, and advisories for blowing snow and hazardous roadS were posted In Wisconsin, Iowa and llllnol5. At least 24 people have been kllled by snow and hitter cOld ·since a · snowstorm pushed out of the Rockies Sunday. 1\11 .85- year-old Cincinnati woman died of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning Wednesdaywhentheflamewentoutona gas stove she used for waniith. 1o the South. the ·Greensboro, , N.C., Salva!~on Army shelter .was 26 Conti State rests case, in 'Meigs murder trial I A Holiday Perm a'nd Highlighting Special will also be offered from Dec. 6th thru Dec . 20th. PERMS ... $5.00 Off No. 4 enttne December Is Pleased To Announce OPEN MONDAY-S ATURDAY • at y REFLECTIONS OF YOU BEAUTY SALON r;::;;:::;::;::;:;:::;::;:;::;i 12 F-t................ $1 92 • e JEWELL'S · Weather forecast 1 CJas!jlleds ..... .. Pages 8, 9, 10 Coodai-TV ........ ..... Page 11 Deallis .................... Page 7 Editorial ................. Page 2 SpotU .............. Pages3, 4,5 DAYS 'TIL CHRISTMAS Aaddine awaybumthevk:tlm. Questioned by Attorney Robert 1Toy, Fardal told the court that a person act:ustomed to drinking could learn to control certain "Joe Kennedy wUI make an behaviors that are associated wtth annoUIICement tomorrow (Wednes· drunkeness, such as staggering and dily). All I can tell you Is Joe has made a decision regal'(llng his slurred speech. Under questioning by Carson, future, and that's what he'll be Fardal said that a drunken person · discussing," said Steven Rothstein. could learn to control large motor Although Kennedy has never run skllls but 1101 small motor. He said for public office, he has gained headlines wtth Citizens Energy that a drunken person's reaction Corp., a non-profit company he time would be Impaired and that a founded to supply low-cost fuel oil to person might even "overreact" In poor families. He appeared recently an effort to compensate for the loss In a number of television commer- of controL cials aired statewide publicizing the . "What type of motor skU! Is raising your ann?" asked Toy. service. Kennedy's anticipated announce- "Large," Fardal answered. "What type· of motor skill Is ment should make for an ilterestlng pulling a trigger?" asked Carson. congressional race. Also consider· lng running Is Boston attorney "In·between," Fardal said. Throughout Tuesday's proceedJames Roosevelt, grandson of Ings which recessed at about 3: aJ President Franklin Roosevelt. p.m., the attorneys time and again approached the bench of Judge Knight to discuss aspects of certain key testimony. 'l)Je trial resumed at 9 a.m. this Today - Mostly cloudy. High morning. near 40. Southeast winds around 10 mph. Tonlchi-Cioudywlthachanceof l1 rain or snow. Low in the lower lls. Light south winds. 'lbunda,y- Cloudywithachance AND of rain. High In the mid 40s. Chance of predpltatlon - 10 percent today, 40 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday 113 SECOND AVE. Extended lorecasl for Friday POMEROY through Sunday- Fair Friday and · Saturday and a chance of snow or CALL 992-3381 rain Sunday. High temperatures mostly In the 30s and morning lows 992;2342 generally In the ros. . 8 Ft •••••••.••.•.••• $1 27 10 Ft.~ .............. $ 161 By the Bend ...... Pages 6, 7, 8 Blanche Bail area. Fardal said he thought the gun was fired about two or three feet RFK's son poised to toss hat into ring •· Wednesday, December 4, 1985 ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-12-The Daily Sentinel packed beyond capacity with 43 the record number of homeless people Wednesday night, and offi- seeklngahavenfromthecold.Some cials said they expeCted thesltuat!On 8,293 people crowded Into 19 would get WQrse as temperatures municipal shelters Tliesday night and early Wednesday. got lower. 1o Boston, two bomeless men "There are still people who found refuge from subfreezing haven't come In )let," director Don Bovender said. ",They take w.hat temperatures in the lobby d a police they can for a few nights, then start station Wednesday night. Family shelters for the homeless werefUled, flocklng In here." It was only 29 degrees IOday In and at least a dozen families have Raielgh, N.C., where people were been turned away this week. "This Is the most people we've walling In line wben the SalVation Army shelter opened In the early seen so early In the winter," said evening. Salvation Army worker Roy Morrtson, project coordinator Bobby Bledsoe said, "They're for a shelter In Boston's south end. 1o the Midwest, homes for the waiting outside every night since It homeless In Minneapolis were gotcold." · nearly full today, but Mary Fithian, Atlanta shelters were !Uied Tues· day night, and Yvonne Hardeman, a supervisor for the American Red security · o!flcer at the Dtlnbar Cross'sEmergencySoclaiServices, Community Center, s8ld Wednes- said, "Most of our tree shelters are day, "We''Jil! had a steady flow of nearcapactty all the time, no matter what the weather." people ill here tonight." Officials were watching the Rum For the thinl'tllght In a row, a cold )"eather emeraency was declared River at Anoka, Minn .. northwest d. because of freezing temperatures bt Minneapolis, early today after an New Yolit, giving pollee the power ice jam backed up the river, pushing to take homeless people to shelters. It to 2feet below Qoodstage. Rain feU today In Florida, the Pollee picked up 1M Monday night Paclflc Northwest and trom the and 76 Tuesday night. New Yb11t officials Wednesday coast of Texas to Tennessee. agreed to (rOVIde 600 more beds for Freezing drizzle ooaled Kentucky. - • Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney Fred Crow Ill rested the state's case against Joseph Taylor shortly after 11 a.m., Wednesday morning. The final person to take the stand · on behalf of the prosecution was 17-year-old Robert DeLong of the Portland area. DeLong was outside the trailer homeonJuly21whenthedefendant, Taylor, charged wtth aggravated murder, allegedly shot his wife, MarOyn Timmons Taylor. Marilyn Taylor died at Veterans Memorial Hospital shortly after the Incident occurred. DeLong told the court that about 4::1lp.m. on that day. he took Terry Timmons, a brother~ the victim, to the Taylor residence on Bald Knob-SttversvUie Rd. Other people were with DeLong and Timmons, Including Timmons' wl!e. DeLong said Tenywanted to talk to his sister aboutftxinghercarsohe ·could use it. DeLong said Joseph Taylor was not at the trailer when they arrived. DeLong said thar after Timmons talked with his sister, he (DeLong) took Tim,mons to Ripley, W.Va. to purchase parts for the car. They returned to the Taylor residence between5::1land6p.m. he testified. When they arrived at the Taylor residence the second time, Joseph · Taylor's van was parked In the driVeway and argUing voices could be heard coming from the trailer DeLong told the court. He said that Timmons went Into the trailer alone while he (DeLong) , Timmons' wife and the others walled outside In the car. DeLong said be heard the gunshot and thai Timmons, upset and In tears, then came running out on the porch screaming for his wtte and shouting to him (DeLong) to call the emergency squad. DeLong said he drove about a quarter mile to another residence where he called the squad. Timmons was the only other person on the stand Wednesday for the prosecution. When asked by the prosecution to describe the shooting, Timmons llroke dOwn. He regained his Crow, he (Timmons) said he composure after a couple minutes. Timmons testified that he saw remembered seeing Taylor stand Joseph Taylor stand, point the gun up and "point the gun rtght at at his sfster Marilyn, and pull the her ... it's burned In my mind." The defense began Its case at 11: 20 trigger. Under cross examination, Her- a.m. by calling Assistant Chief man Carson, attorney for the George Muter of the Middleport defense, pointed out to Timmons Police Department . Miller, at the request of the Meigs that In grand jury testimony, he (Timmons) testified he didn't see County Sheriff's Dept, tested the the gun until after the shot and that defendant's Intoxication level on the !be defendant was not In a night of the shooting. Miller said that completely uprtght position at the about 7 p.m. that night, he time of the shooting. Carson transported Taylor to Middleport referred to a typewritten transcript P.O. for the intilxllywr test and a~ of Timmons' grand jury statement. 7:32p.m., Taylor tested at .22. Miller told the court under direct Timmons admitted to the court examination that he had smell(!() that his grand jury testimony was Inaccurate. He said that durtng the alcohol on the defendant and that he grand jury proceedings which were (the defendant) had "moved dec!: held the week after the shooting, he slvely slow.'' Under cross examination by had been concerned aboutwhatwas Crow, MUier testified that Taylor going to happen to the five children was In leg Irons during the time he of Marnyn and Joseph Taylor. Timmons described for the court was withhtmandthat the defendant how he and the defendant carrted walked and maintained his balance Marilyn Taylor to the van so they and was capable of conversing. Miller said that Taylor had no could take her for medical help. He trouble completing the lntoxUyzer said he carried her upper body and Taylor carried her feet. He said test which required blowing into a mouthpiece for 10 second!!. Taylor had no trouble helping him. When asked by Crow If people . However, Carson pointed out that during grand jury, Timmons said ever say they are unable to blow into that Taylor was not much help the mouthpiece for the required 10 because he couldn't hardly help seconds. Miller responded yes. When asked by Car!lln If he himself because he was staggering. ·Timmons said hls statement to the (MIIIei') believed those people when they say they can't blow Into the grand jury was a mistake. mouthpiece lor 10 seconds, he 1o response to other questions from Carson, Timmons said that at answered no. Also In response to questions from no time was he concerned that thedelense, Miller told the court that Joseph Taylor might shoot him. Carson also pointed out that only about one ou tollOpeoplc tested durtnggrandjury, Tlmrnonssaldhe on the lntoxUyzer this year at heard Taylor saying to Marilyn in .Middleport P.O., tested as high as the van that he loved her, he didn't Taylor. He said he "was suprtsed" mean It, It was and accident and he when Taylor tested at .22. Also on the stand Wednesday for was going to throw that damn gun the defense was David Hall, a over the hUl. When asked by Toy to explain the firearms expert with the Ohio dl!ference in testimony, Timmons Bureau of Criminal Investigation said he didn't actually hear Taylor and lodentlflcatlon. Hall testified that the gun used In say anything and he thought maybe his own wile, who was also In the the shooting was defective and van, had told him she heard Taylor described In detail the mechanical problems with the gun. make those statements. Testimony ended about12: llp.m. Timmons was reminded by Toy that during a written conversation Wednesday. Court reconvened this with Assistant Prosecutor Carson morning at 8:30a.m. Drugs, money taken during armed robbery at Fruth's An undetermined amount of drugs and money are missing from the Fruth Pharmacy, N. Second Ave., Middleport, as the result rl. an armed robbery at the store late Wednesday night Middleport Pollee Chief Sid Utile reported that Pharmacist Herbert Carson at about 10:45 p.m. Wednesday locked the door to the establishment after seeing the last three . employes on duty leave. Apparently, the robber at hid In the store and when Carson was alone, the man using a nickel plated automatic weapon robbed the store. According to a description, the robber was a white male, between 25and alyears old, weighing 160 pounds. He was clean shaven wtth straight brown hair and brown eyes, ' The Individual was wearing an d.f white sweater, a brown tweed bomber style jacket wtth brown trousers, brown shoes and brown gloves. After gathering up the undetennlned amount d money and drugs, the man fled the store and It was undetermined ~ there was a vehicle in which he !ledorlfhe Qed on foot. Carson was oot tied up and harmed and he summoned Middle·· port Pollee after the robber had fled from the store. · Celeste signs new legislation . OOwMBUS, Ohio '(UPI) - Gov. Richard F .. Celeste signed lepiatlon Wednesday Increasing the penalties lor child abu8e and expanding llle reportilg requirements lor ... spooled cases of abuse or nealed ollrall aenlor cltlzem and mentally retarded adults. 'Die bills take elfed ned March 6. Oae, II(IOIIIOred by ilep, Vernon Sykes, D-Akron, makes chlld abuse a f~ lnlllead ot a misdemeanor If the offense results In serlouJ ph)'alcal hann to the child, or If It Is a repeal offense. A loudh depee felony carnes a maximum JaU lenn ol six monllli to live yean, or a maximum $2,1100 llne. 'Die GUier biD, i!p011110red by Rep. Paul Jones, D-Ravmna, requires that nunes and lll!lllor citizen providers report ,..spected abuse or neJ[ect ol people over tiO who are handicapped "" a resull il aging or are unable lo care for themselves becau8e ol a mental « phyalcal lm~ Su8pecled abu8e of mentally retarded or devoopmenlally dlsaNed adults will havelo be reporied by nurses, service provlden, and members and employeP.S of oounty boards d. mental retardallon. Fann Bureau reaffirms need for law's reform COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Delegates to the 67th annual Ohio Farm Bureau Federation meeting have "reafflnned the need for a major reform of the workers' comWJsallon law." That Issue· was one of the main toPICS of discussion at the IPderation's three-day meeting, which concluded In Columbus Wednesday. About l,!llO people, Including 400 delegates, attended the meeting. ' Recent Ohio court decisiOns have made It easier for an employee to sue his employer even.If the.worker Is covered by workers' compensa· ilon, said Dean Simeral, spokesman for the federation. . Those court decisions fall part leu· larly hard on rarmers, farm bu.reau d.ftcials said, because farming Is a hazardous occupation. Slmeral cited the case of a Clermont County farmer who Is being sued for$2mllllon by a worker who lost a leg Ina fanning accident. The threat of similar lawsuits "seemed to be the most Important thing on ~erybody's mind," said delegate John Hiser d. MUledgeville In Fayette County. "We )'/ant everyone In the state to know (workers' compensation) Is not just a farm Issue," said Hiser. "It's going to chase companies away from the state." .' .. . -. ~ � 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/. 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