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J.,.!t••••••••••• oz. CANS t · sso PARADE TROPHY WINNERS - The Pomeroy (:hamber of Commei'(Je presented trophies Wednesday morning to the winners in the various categories of Sunday's Pomeroy Chrlslinas Parade. Pictured with their trophies are left to right, Tony Dingess, director, lor the ~elgs High School Band; Mary Byer accepting lor the Southern IUgh School Band; Terre Wood lor Bank One.1. best commercial; Imo Jean Blevins and Brenda Neutzllng, for the best theme, Brownie Troop 1271; and Roy Grueser, Bunny Kohl, and Charles Kuhl f()r the Rock Springs Grange, the best non-commerleal float : Winners not repres· ented were The Stylettes, . the outstanding marching unit, and Eastern High School march· lng baud, participation. By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff Bearwallow Ridge residents are within a mile of a Tuppers Plains-Chester water line. They want the water line extended to include them. And If they, or the water district, can figure a way to pay for an extension, they may get what they want. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Shum· · way, of Bearwallow Ridge, were at Wednesday 's Meigs County Commissioners meeting to report their effo<ts in trying to obtain water and to find out more information about State Issue 1I which may be a possible funding source. Commissioner Richard Jones, and County Engineer Phi,Jp Roberts, who both recently attended a State Issue II meeting In Marietta, suggested the Shumways prepare a proposal for the water line extension, obtain a resolu lion from the Bedford Township Trustees In support of the extension, an d then walt for additional Information to come from the State regarding procedures to follow for State Issue II. "Other than that." said Jones, "there's nothing more we can tell you." So far, the State has been slow Kohlberg Kravis Roberts Company gets RJR Nabisco for $25 billion 10 LB. BAO CALIF. 1 ts La. 9.~~L .... S $ S9 ; $159 . SLB • BAG •••••••••••••••••••••• SLB. BAG .......... \.. ......... 99+ CALIFORNIA TEMD~.R SWEET s LB. 8A8 OIWIW REHIIIACHER'S 10.5 OZ. 8011 IOURMJ( MICROWAn ~~~~~N~E $189 • CABBAGE .. ~!·..... 19 . GOLDEN RIPE TEXAS GREEN I $ 49 BANANAS .. ~!·..... 29+ • to develop procedures for applying for the Issue II funding. Dis trlct 18, which includes Meigs County, Is farther ahead than many In dei!lding how Issue II funding will be distributed at the district level. But until decisions NEW YORK (UP!) - Kohl· Barlett, which represents KKR. minute proposal by the manage- are made at the State level, the berg Kravis Roberts Co. He said KKR beat out its rivals ment group led hy RJR Nabisco program will remain on hold. snatched RJR Nabisco Inc. away because It "had the best offer." Jones and Roberts will be President F. Ross Johnson, from two rival suitors late Asked whether the $109-a · whjch sweetened its offer to $108 attending another meeting In Wednesday, Improving. its bid to share p~lce, which included $B11n " In a deal valued at $24.8 billion Marietta on Dec. 14. "Hopefully, about $25 billion for the food and cash, had been too high, Beatie when It looked as though KKR someone will know more by that tobacco giant In the largest said, "No, KKR Is the best In the could get the nod. time," satd Jones. · corporate takeover. in history. business and they know what The Shumways said the Bed· RJI;l Nabisco stock rose ste!ld· . KKR will pay $109 for each they're doing." ily In trading on the New York ford Trustees have agreed to share of Atlanta-based RJR RJR Nabisco Issued a stateStock Exchange to close Wednes- make application for the State Nabisco in deal worked out In ment saying a special committe day at $93,375 a share, up $2 .50. Issue II funding on behalf of the marathon talks that extended of the the company's board of · BearwaUow Ridge residents. late into the evening. Tuppers Plains-Chester Water directors considered all three The winning bid, totaling over offers and unanimously chose the District has also expressed $24.9 billion, edged a $108·a·share KKR bhl "as being in the best plans, the Shumways said, to offer valued at $24.8 billion Interests of the company and its apply for State Issue II funding proposed by a group led by shareholders." The statement • for the Bearwallow Ridge area. Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc.; did not elaborate. So, If the trustees are unable to The pitched battle for control Salomon Brothers Inc. and qualify for the funding for members of RJR Nabisco's se· of RJR Nabisco continued well Be11rwallow Ridge, perhaps the beyond a "company-imposed nior management. ·water district will qualify . KKR, an Investment firm that deadline of 5 p.m. Tuesday, at The Shumways have help from specializes In buyouts, also beat which time KKR reportedly bid ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) . ~ Ohio University In preparing an out a group led by First Boston $102 a share or a bout$23.4 billion. State Attorney General Anthbny actual proposal. The deal dwarfed the previous Celebrezze Issued a cons)llller Corp. whose bid was valued at a Four families. and one proprecord of $13.4 bUllon in 1984 alert Wednesday for Ohioans to erty owner who wants a tap, minimum of $102 a share or $23.9 when Chevron Corp. took dver beware of telemarketing fraud. bllllon for RJR Nabisco. Gulf Oil Corp .. Telephone solicitors are con"The merger agreemen t is No winner had emerged by the vincing unsuspecting consumers signed, this is final, " said Dick BeatUe. of Sl mpson. Thacher & late afternoon despite a last- to purchase rubber rafts and vitamins lor hundreds of dollars above their market value and circus tickets and garbage bags are being sold to raise money lor charities that don't exist, he said. Telemarketing fraud has be- By United Press International come a multibillion-dollar busiAs much as 12 Inches of snow The Pagevllle lll and IV reclamation project in Meigs County ness capable of reaching any blanketed the Buffalo, N.Y., area will receive an additional $20,000 from the sUite, accordiljg to Ohioan with a telephone, said Thursday while northeastern State Representative Joiynn Boster and State Senator Jan Celebrezze. Ohio braced for up to51nches, the Michael Long. ''The tactic used by fraudulent National Weather Service said. The funding will pay the cost of acquiring and placing new telemarketers Is to plant a false SprlngvUle, N.Y ., about 30 resoiling material at the project site. The current source of Impression in the consumer's miles south of Buffalo, had 12 resolling material has a projected shortfall of 17,000 cubic mind that something of great inches of new snow on the ground yards . value Is available to them at little ·Thursday morning and GoThe project Includes the placement of sub-surface drains and or no charge," he said. "Used In wanda, N.Y., reported 6 Inches, surface channels to convey water, the grading and establish· conjunction with a high-pressure the NWS said. ment of stable slopes, resolling and revegegatlon of the area. sales pitch, many consumers are Six Inches of additional snow The completed project wtll reclaim a 101.5 acre abandoned strip convinced that a great opportun· could ·fall with other areas of . mine at an estimated cost of $518,825. lty will slip away if they do not act western and north·cen tral New The $20 ,000 was released by the State Controlling Board In Immediately." York receiving a trace to31nches actlotr"late Monday. One scam currently reaching of snow, forecasters said. Continued on page 6 Continued on page 6 Continued on page 14 Consumer fraud alert is issued Local news briefs-- More • • MIDD ' The Corner of Gene ' PORT, OHIO OPEN \7 DAYS A WEEK 8 ~.M.·10 P.M. We accept foqd stamps and W.I:C. coupons. - r • Hartinger Parkway end Pearl Street TEL PHONE: 992·3471 and cool off the economy. But the Fed' s own report suggests the economic expansion, which entered its seventh year Thursday. may not be as strong as the recent reports indicated. The bureau satd the annual increase In the Index from October 1987 to October 1988 was 0.5 percent, much slower than the 6 percent jump between October 1986 and October 1987. The Index of coincident indicators. designed to show how the eeonomy Is doing at the moment. Increased 1.3 percent In October, while the Index of lagging Indicators, designed to co nfirm the previous reports, Increased 1.2 perce11t in October. ' water line seek hookup RAMEN PRIDE OR 'I The report follows a series of other government su1"Veys showing the economy surged forward In October with strong job growth, the largest Increase In personal income In a year, brisk retail .' sales and hectic Industrial activity. The exception was the Federal Reserve, ,which reported Wednesday that economic growth slowed in most parts of the country In November despite still brisk export orders and business Investment. Drought·stricken areas reported persistent weakness, the Fed·sald. Many analysts have worried in recent weeks ' that the spate of strong economic reports for October ll)lght prompt the Fed to raise Its benchmark di scount interest rate to curb demand Meigs residents .nea·r ·-· CAP'N CRUNCH f6 OZ. BOX t6 Dll MONTE 28 stores, a change in the price of raw materials, a smaller money supply, a shorter average work week, and slower contracts . and orders for industrial equipment, the department's Bureau of Economic Analysis said. The department's revised estimate for September showed the index dropped 0.3 percent because of slower growth In the amount of credit outstanding, Instead of the previously reportedO.l percent dip, the bureau said. The index, designed to show how the economy may be doing three to six months down the road, measures a basket of 11 Indicators, only nine of which are available when the report is first issued, leading to usual substantial revisions. _______ ZESTA SA1TINES •••.it·.!gf... SNOWF10SS . ATOES, or•••., SAUERKRAUT FOULDS 89• By LYDA PHILLIPS UPI Business Writer WASHINGTON ~The government's Index of Leading Economic Indicators made a modest 0.1 percent advance In October, but revised September figures hinted at a coming short slowdown, the Commerce Department said Wednesday. . A surge in building permits along with rising stock prices, strong manufacturers' orders and lower unemployment helped send the index up 0.1 percent in October to 193.0, the department said. But five of nine indicators available for October held down economic growth. These Included a faster rate of deliveries to • "' . BUV f GET 2 .. 1101 P\tl. --1~~-.;,_~-.;-_;... CATALIJIA FR8fCH 't6 .. • .. 2 Secllons, H Pages A Mulllmedla Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, December 1, 1988 i· $A •• stoat••' s S~\IS~I£ ••••••••.•••••• r-:~-=:.=:. flt~tll\lS tt. . . October index figures up modesL 0.1 percent ,,.L8. 8 S\11.0\ " ..· •••• ' "' I 4S• s \.8. rtta. Vol.39. No.145 Copyrighted 1988 Clearing, low In mid teens. Friday, sunny, high mid 40s. • I p;,nds coming for project Northern Ohio braced for snow would benefit at this time if the water line were ex tended. The commissioners reported on a meeting which they attended Wednesday morning in Athens regarding formation of a state mandated solid waste district. Some time ago, the commission· ers passed a resolution of intent to join with Athens, Hocking and Vinton Counties In .forming a solid waste district. The district must be formed by March 24. At the r'equest of Mike Swisher, director of the Meigs County Department of Human Services. the comm lssioners approved a State Increase of General Relief payments standards, by four percent, and Aid to Dependant Children payments, also be four percent, effective Jan , 1. Goodyear chairman • rips · hostile takeovers to thwart hostile takeovers be· BEAUMONT, Texas (UP!) The chairman of the Goodyear cause he said federal legislation Tire & Rubber co: of Akron, would be biased toward Wall Ohio, said Wednesday state legis· Street and would be lesS' likely to latures need to adopt stricter take individuals and communi· laws preventing hostile takeov· ties in to account. One way to ers similar to the one Goodyear decrease speculation wou ld be to get the federal government to narrowly avoided In 1986. Robert Mercer told a Rotary .make owners of speculative or Club gathering that Goodyear is "ju nk" bonds pay tax on strong after surviving an .at- dividends. He said residents of the United tempt by British financier Sir have been alerted to the States James Goldsmith, ' but Mercer problems of takeovers, creating said almost every major U.s. "a rumbling across the land. " company must be careful. "We and our children will pay a "We're always vulnerable. We have some little protection devl· gigantic price for all this ta· ces, but anybody who has enough keover madness if it isn't money can just buy us out," he stopped," he said. Mercer visited Beaumont ahd said In an interview after a San Angelo Wednesday, two of. speech. Goodyear barely survived a five Texas clti~s where Goodyear takeover effort by Goldsmith in has major operations. Goodyea r tate 1986, and the company has employs 650 people at a synthetic had to sell off several major r ubber plant In Beaumont and assets to survive. Resisting the operates a test track for tires In takeover effort cost the company San Angelo. Other Goodyear plants exist in LaPorte, Tyler about $2.6 billion, officials said. Mercer. 64, urged state action and Houston. Heart experts offer advice WASHINGTON (UPI) -A panel of doctors and nurses from Ohio fielded questions Thursday and offered advice on preventing heart attacks and strokes, which together are the nation's leading cause of death and disability. . For about eight hours, the medical experts were participating in "DIAL-OGUE," the first national effort of Its type. The program was being conducted by the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, the second largest private group practice In the world and the site of the first coronary bypass surgery in 1964. "We hope to get thousands of telephone calls," Tony Furlan , director of the Cerebrovascular Program at the private , nonprofit foundation, said Wednesday. "There's hardly a family that hasn' t been affected or touched by one of these conditions. It's a very common problem. "And, It 's a new thing for doctors to get involved on this level. But from my perspective, ! firmly believe in public education." As many as 20 foundation physicians and nurses planned to be available from 9 a.m. unt115!1.m. EST, to answer the nationwide toll-free telephone calls at 1-800-525-7455, and 444·8000 in the Cleveland area. · , Furlan said callers with questions about specific health problems were being referred to their private doctor or the "appropriate resource," but numerous helpful "tidbits" could be offered over the telephone. For example, Furlan said few people know that a stroke Is a brain problem, not one of the heart. Also, If people have had a stroke, they are at a higher risk for a heart attack. not anoth.er stroke. Stroke victims are urged to have a heart-stress .test to determine coronary problems, he said. , The warning symptoms of a heart attack include chest pains. But potential stroke victims usually have what is popularly called "mlnlstrokes" where for ortly a few minutes, they suddenly go blind, can't talk or an arm becomes limp , he said. The American Heart Association estimates 1.5 million · Americans will suffer a heart attack this year and another 5110,000 will have a stroke. Together, heart attack and stroke are the leading cause of death and disability in the United States, " the association .said. The Department of Health and Human Services said heart disease, cancer, and cerebrovascular disease, or Illnesses Involving blood vessels of the brain, were ranked fo'urth. eighth, and seventh as leading causes of death In 1900. In 1950 and In 1985, they had moved up to first, second and third places, respectively. �~~--- -----P a 2-l'he o.ily Sa ttiuel • · merry•go-rOUD · d -~an:..:.=d::....::D=-=al:.::...e lack Anderson W88h mgtOD . :. . ::Va::.:. n. :A=tta . ::. Today in history . WASHINGTON - The Ayatol· pie's Mojahedln members from a lah Khomelnl may be sweet!y · Persian restauran t In Istanbul in suing for peace In his eight-year two separte Instances. war with Iraq, but he Is an Targeting ·Iranian dissidents unrepen tan t provoca teu r of and foreigners , such as Amerilerrorllm. ca ns, assures that I r anianIn fact, with his attention sponsored terror ism wUI be a diverted from costly open war- growth Industry. According to fare, he has more tfine and our sources, the new makeup of energy for the kind of under· the Khomelnl/ Rafsanjanl terrorground mayhem that Is his forte. Ist organization Includes key We have learned from well· training centers sprouting up on placed Iraqlan sources and U.S. the Iranian landscape. lnte!Ugence sources that KhO: The complete guide to Iran melnl and speaker of the ParHa· should Include these high spots: ment Hashemi Rafsanjani. have - A center next to the Libyan put ·new emphasis and assigned Embassy In Tehran on Takht'e new personnel to .fomenting Tavous Street coordinates Intell!· lerrorllm outside Iran's borders. gence for terrorists and trains Khomelnl and Rafsanjanl as· agents who are recruited from sign their diabolical dirty work to other countries. A man named two main groups - Hezbollah Assad!, a member of t)le revoluand Pasdaran. Hezbollah, the tionary guards, runs the center. - The Imam Hosseln Post, Party of God, Is based In Lebanon formerly called Eshratabad, Is and has been behind most anti· American terrorism. The Pasda· attached to the Revolutionary · -ran, or the Revolu tlonary Guards Corps, Is a fanatical clique of · :;:otJ:~.t~.:~~~'!ne~~~ ::: new front now that tbe war with the "heatben" Iraqis 1s ending. There appears to be a new emphUII. too, on locating and kUIIDg Khomelnl's enemies In· side Iran - specifically the members of the People's Moja.bedln wbo dealt tlte revolutionary guards some humiliating defeats this year, launching attacks from bases Inside Iraq. Their lea der, Massoud Raj av I, recently sent a telegram to the prime mlnlster of Turkey asking for help In stopping Khomelnl's terrorists from operating In Turkey. Khomelnl henchmen allepd1y bad abducted two Pea- Health-care reform Vincent Carroll Guards Corps and Is the site of military, terror and sabotage training for recruits from the region. - · The Manzarleh camp Is comfortably close to Khomelnl's house In the Jamaran section of Tehran. The camp trains terror· lsi agents who are not from the Middle East. · -.The Aqdassleh Post on the outskirts of Iran bas been opera!· lng for two years, and Is now receiving new funding and people. Death squads train here to be dispatched abroad for kUUng, not l!ldnapplng. There Is some dis· agreement among lnteiUgence sources whether the recruits make a suicide pact or plan escape routes for themselves. - The Qods Post about 10 kilometers from Tehran Is speclf· lcally for dissident Iraqll recru· lted because of their support for the Iranian form of Islam. After Thunday, December 1, 1988 Thunday; December 1 , 1988. Middleport, Ohio training, these agents are sent to live In other countries where they walt for orders. - A secret post In the cit y of Sblraz Is where the Revolu tlonary Guar ds Corps trains ter rorist recruits. - The Najatabadl Camp In the:holy city of Qom Is estimated to h!lve been the tra ining ground for more than 1,500 terrorists from · various countries. ••• :: By'Unlted Pre1111 International Today Is Thursday, Dec. 1. the 336th day of 1988 with 30 lo follow. The moon Is In Its last quarter. The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. The evening stars are Mars, Ju piter and Saturn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Sagittar ius. They Include detective novelist ~:tex Stout In 1886, form er United Mine Workers president W.A. "Tony" Boyle In 1904, actress Mary Marlin In 1913 (age 7~). comedian-filmmaker Woody Allen In 1935 (age 53), soul singer Lou Rawls In 1935 (age 53), pro goiter Lee Trevino In 1939 (age 49), comedian-actor Richard Pryor In 1940 (age 48)·, and singer and actress Bel le Mldler In 1945 (age 43). • > ;.. f•llil:tai!I:IIBII••w•fl:o<BIIIIIIII•s-111111•1111111111111•••••'1 11 I 111 IJ( JOHNSON'S VARIETY STORE '• MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I o I 11 1 ''One Day OnIy SpeCIG s ,• II CLIP AND SAVE THUIS. DEC. 1- I · • Ma I V'ed G $1799 I Audton I 0 ame ............................... 1 FRI. DEC. 2• AU S649 M del •tf II o ( SAT• DEC. 3- · $ I 10 ~ I( I 399 ea IM .Only , ars ''"························ $ 99 • • 1 ea. 11 I AI $469 Colorforms ............................ Only 2 1 SUN DEC 4- •· .· · II! • • d s 00 1 OFF II All Toys Un er 10 .............................. 10 I MON. DEC. S· ~ Radiance Yarn .................................Only 59c skein o•' II II 1 1 I · TUES. 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Neither team has scored more tha n 150 points this season, something that Is likely to change after these two small- By G. SPENCER OSBORNE OVP Staff Writer Eastern will have the height to match North GalUa's big men when the Eagles fly south to play the Pirates Friday night . The Eagl~s . coming off a hard-fought 97-87 vlcto~ over Southern Tuesday nigh t, will need solid performances fr om 6-2 senior center Mike Mar tin and junior forwards Mike F rost (6·4) and Scott Fitc h (6-0) to counter North' s front line, starring pivotman Rusty Denney (6-5, senior ) a nd forward s Don Mays (6-3, sen!or) and Brian Stou,.t (6-0, sopMt:nore) . Fitch, F rost and Martin com· blrif;d to score 5li of the Eagles' P,Olnts against the, TornadOes, whl!e 40 of the points the Pirates scqred In their 72-53 win against Ky~er Creek Tuesday ,night CaR)e from Denney, Mays and Stqut. . 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' (SVAC games) TJ:;AM W L P OP Eastern .. ... .... ......1 0 97 87 North Gallia ........ 1 o 72 53 &l)ithwestern .......l 0 65 63 Oak Hill ........ .. .... 1 0 ' 64 46 Sq)1thern ..... .........0 1 87 97 . H111!nan Trace ..... 0 1 63 65 Kyger Creek .. ......0 1 53 72 S:tntmes Valley ...0 1 . 46 64 • ~n-Screen-Programming New York, New York 10017. i ·' In ~. Published every afternoon, Monday throug h. Friday, 111 Court St. , P o· mercry, Ohio, by th e Ohio Va lley Pu b· llshing Company/Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Second class postage paid a t P omeroy, Ohio. TOTALS .............. 4 4 M7 M7 I Racine, the Tornadoes won 53-51. to senior guards Brad Cremeens taller lineup. Doug Hale's Oaks but-fast teams get together. or Tim Brumfield, both of whOm will need outside shooting to The Tornadoes, who play host Symmes Valley- Hannan Trace Hannan Trace's Wildcats are are capable of connecting frorrl' complement Rawlins' scoring first this year, will have to contain senior guard Chad good bets to return to their three-point ra nge. potential, as the Highlanders In last year's meeting ln have shown their affinity for Leach, KC's hottest shooter, and winning form after Tuesday dominate Inside. The Raci ne night's 65-63 heartbreak loss to · Mercerville, the Wildcats won three-point shots by dropping In 71-61. squad will have to gain the Southwestern. nine against Ha nnan Trace TuesSouthwester n-Oak Hill advantage In the paint with · The Vikings a nd the Wildcats day night. ''We plan to press Oak Hill and veteran frontmen Dave McMil- are about evenly matched in In last year's meeting In Oak la n a nd Shaw·n Diddle against terms of personnel, but Ha nnan try to keep the ball away from Hill, the Oaks won 77-37. Bobcat frontmen Mike Reese, Trace's advantage may rest in Jedd (Rawlins)," said HighHot Shooters Alan Denney and Ted Perry. as the form of 6-0 forward Bill la nder boss Jim Walker of the Hannan Trace's !3111 Bailey, the outside shooting game could Bailey, who was one of three Oaks' 6-8 center. "If we don't, Eastern's Mike Frost a nd Kyger be a standoff between Leach aqd SVAC cagers to score a league· we'll get beat." Creek's Chad Leach hold the The Highlanders ·have won league's single-game scoring reTornado Chad Taylor, who sank high 26 points Tuesday night their first two games out of the cord this year, as each scored 26 five three- pointers against East- (more about tha t later) . Should the VI kings slartkeying gate, and !his looks to be their · points In their respective ga mes ern Tuesday night . Wildca ts may shift on Bailey, the firs t tes t against a team wit h a Tuesday night. In last year's meeti ng In • '• • • .The Daily Sentinel .. , f 20. /o ll Anything from a beautiful Z ippo pen and pencil set with a lifet ime gua· rantee, to a handsome Da vos or Bulova watch to a monogram or fine diamond ring. W.e can help you with ideas and .' I 1 6 wl From *20 & Up The Daiiy Sentinel- Page 3 Eastern on road; Southern to host Kyger Creek Friday SVAC standings · 1 . 111 II ., Pomeroy Midd_laport, Ohio PRICES Al'f'LY AT PAATICIPATING SlORES AND DEALERS Moat MaJor Credit Carda Welcome .. • �• P.a• 4 The Daily Sanlil1.al '• Miller girls continue cage careers at ~-MEIGS MABAUDERET'l'ES CHASE BALL - Wright alate' a Julie and Jenny Miller In action against Niagara. " . Holtz claims .Irish ·underdog in bowl tilt SOUTH BEND, Ind. (UPI) -A national championship shOw· down between No. 1 Notre Dame and third-ranked West VIrginia In the Fiesta Bowl Is five weeks away, but Fighting Irish Coach Lou Holtz already claims his team Is the underdog. "We aren't very pretty and we don't do a lot of things Impressively, but we are a good football team," Holtz said Tuesday. "I don't think we're a great football team. Are we the best football team In the country? I don't think so.'' "I .would have no qualms If West VIrginia was placed No. lin the country right now," he said. Notre Dame concluded Its first 11-0 regular season with a 21·10 victory last Saturday over previously unbeaten and then second-ranked Southern California. The Irish will practice only once before a week of workouts begin Dec. 16. Players will be given four d;~ysofffor Christmas before training resumes Dec. 26 In Phoen"' for the Jan. 2 bowl game against the 11-0 Mountaineers. Holtz said Is concerned about how his team will play after a · 36-day layoff between games. ''There's noway the teams will be the ones that show up at the Fiesta Bowl. The same players do. The same people don't," Holtz said. "You can't sustain that for six weeks. It would ·b e better If we would play next week. It would he more Indicative of our teams. It's so difficult to prepare for a bowl game because of the long layoff. Some teams will be better and some teams will be worse In a bow 1 game." Jimmy Johnson, coach of No.2 Miami (Fla.), said his team should be the national champion Couch in sophomore year at Rio Grande RIO GRANDE - Former Meigs High graduate Jennl Couch Is In her sophomore season as a member of the ·Rio Grande Redwomen's basketball squad, one of six returning lettermen from last season. A 5-5 guard, Jenni has left a good Impression with Redwomen fans and Is expected to provide some .experience and leadership In the 1988-89 season. Cheyrl Flelltz, Redwomen mentor, commenting on Couch, said "Her potential means some good things lor us. Jennl takes the sport serlopsly and works hard for what she gets." Jennlls the daughter of Robert and Isabelle Couch of Pomeroy. Dent will return as Clippers manager COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Bucky Dent, who has had just one losing season In his three years as a manager, will manage the Columbus Clippers for the third straight year, the New York YankeeS said. Returning with Dent will be hitting Instructor Champ Summers and pitching coach Ken Rowe. Dent, a former Yankee player, has been managing minor league teams since .19&'1. He led the Clippers, theY ankees Class AAA team · In the International League, to to the Governor's Cup In 1987, but suffered a 65-and-17 mark last year, .his first losing season' as a manager. His first managing position was IIi 19&'1 with the Yankees Class A team In Flort Lauderdale. If they defeat Nebraska In the Orange Bowl and the Irish lose to · West VIrginia. DAYTON -Jen.niferandJulle proiluced 16 points and Chicago Miller, former Meigs High stan· State when she grabbed 11 douts, return to the Wright State rebounds. . UnlversltyRalderswomen'sbas"Jennifer has gained physical ketball roster this winter as strength. She was Initiated In a · hurry to Division 1 basketball sophomores. The two helped the Raiders to a and gained some confidence and 17-11 record In their first season maturity," said veteran ' head . at the Division 1 level of coach Pat Davis, who Is In her 13th season. . competition. Jennifer saw much action last Jennifer had a successful cayear as a key backup player at reer at Meigs. Her achievements the center spot. She played In 21 rangee from regional, district, games and assumed a startlng cdnference and state honors In role In six games. She produced basketball to voUeyball and 3.6 points and 2.7 rebounds per track letters. She finished her game. Her best performances career with 1,000 points and was came against Brooklyn when s11e a first team Tr!-Valley allconference selection as well as Sports briefs an All-Ohio Special Mention Hockey award recipient. Edmonton goalie Grant Fuhr Julie will be competing for and Los Angeles center Wayne time at the forward position this Gretzky became the first Camp- year after playing a backup role bell Conference players to top the last · year. She recorded · double 70,()00-vote plateau In NHL All· figures In scoring on two occa- ' Star balloting. Other leaders for slons; against Chicago State (12 the Feb. 7, 1989 game in Edmon· points) and Brooklyn (10 points) . tonareleftwlng.LucRobltailleof She averaged 2.6 points and 1.9 Los Angeles, right wing, Jarl rebounds In 18 appearances. "Julie's a jumper; we can Kurrl of Edmonton and defensemen Kevin Lowe of Edmonton count on her for the rebound. a~d Doug Wilson of Chicago. Other Olympic diver Bruce Kimball, charged with drunken driving In an accident that killed two teenagers, had his manslaughter trial rescheduled' to Jan. 9. Kimball, 25, had been scheduled Ill Second St, Pomeroy for trial Dec. 12 on two counts of manslaughter by intoxication as YOUR INDEPENDENT a result of the Aug. 1 accident. AGENTS SERVING Kimball's car slammed Into a MEIGS COUNTY crowd of youngsters near the dead end of a darkened stretch of SINCE 1168 road outside Brandon, Fla. Tht.nday, December 1, 1988 Thursday. December 1, 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio She's a scrappy player and has adjusted well to college basket ball," said Davis. Julie made her mark at Meigs collecting second-team Class AA All-District honors and as an honorable mention select ion to the All-Ohio team twice. She was named to- the ali-conference team as a second team member wsu . Pro scores No\TIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Wedneild.q's Rellulh Molllrull, Hartford 1 Bu.ff&lo I, Quebec! Plthlm~hl, Wuhlnr;ton.t EdmoNo.l. 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McElroy, a 5,7, · 166-pound senior, was al'i'r~lorce In the · Marauders' second-place finish in the TVC at 6-2. McElroy was one of two from southeastern Ohio to be so honored. The other specialmention honoree was Fairland's James Burris. Sl. FI'Jlflcll tt, OIBIInetlctlne 88 Sflawllf'e State 8:1, Urb..,. 78 Soulhern DllnoD 13, Evllhs'lllle 71 Vlncenllt:lli 17, Triton li2 We~~tern Dllnoill 71, Tens Wet~&ey~an -t3 Wheaton 78, Aurora 70 Wlfi.·MIIwau llee Kf, Lake Super. St. 71 Wls.-Gretm Ba..v 75. N. Illinois 65 ' Soulhwetl ..t.rk. -UIIJe RD~k 100, Hou!lton 67 Oral KoberiM 100, LSU 98 rexu Chrt~~tlan 16, Centenary 60 west 1\.rElODI 10, New Mextoo 67 Calllornla '76, Grambling .58 Colorado St. 7S, Colon do 72 Nenda-HenoB2, Wasbln"on90 Paclflc 95, Cai·P•Iy 81.0 '7ol Prairie Vlrw U, Huston Ttllnt n PusH Sound 8!1, St. MarltnM 13 San Dle1o IG, C&I·Lutheran 84 BONNEVILLE "Loadod" 20 TO CHOOSt FROM $11,988* . . Brister backs Noll San F'rll.ltei!OCO R2, UC Irvine KO San&a Clara U, Oaml111de '75 S. Orepn 91, Hawai).Loa 10 Tnau·EI Puo!i9, N. Mexico St. $1 W)lomlq'77, Texas Southern'7• Ohiu Collete Bulelball ResuiiH Bow11D1Green 91, Defiance'? Kent state 11. Nl...,..$9 O.,km8t Mliil'llfillppl Valley. 61 Bill dWin·W all ace 71, Bethany ( WVa) 8-1 Caplal 71, o'\llhland It He\ delller« It, F1ndlay M ·klhn Carroll t3. Marietta U alusldapm 17, Ken)'on <II Ofllo W'Niryao 11, 0 • ._, Northern ~ Woo.aer 78. Rlr11m 80 Nortllern Ken tuck)' !II, Wllmlnaton 57 Shawaee Stall' 83, Urbara 1B PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The Pittsburgh Steelers coach Chuck Noll got a vote of confidence this week !room a man who admits his vote doesn't count. Steelers quarterback Bubby Brister lived ti1rough a coaching change while he wa.s In college, and It adversely affected his athletic career. He would prefer not to have to live through .that again. "We don't need any new coaches around "We' here," Brister said Wednesday. restarting to grow. They ought to let us alone. Butmaybe!t'salreadyset In somebody's mind." .._ .. =.. c~ ·Oldsmollila • Pontiac • Buiclc. Inc. l~ --'=:=· Phone: 372·2844 • 422..()756 • OpenMon:-Fri. 344-5947 :::~~;::::::::::;;::..::T:h:e::o:ncy;;~so~m.:e::bod~y;;w~h;o~m;a;t; · .!~:i~~~~~~ii~;i~;,;~;;8:;;~•;·m;.;ro;8~p;.m;.;;;;;;:::!~~~~~~~::~:~~··~:-~.:·:;~!.J DARTS p s ® Sat.. 8:30 ·~p.m. CLOSED SUNDAY ters Is team ·President Dan Rooney· J) 8t>~ GAWPOUS 446 ' 1813 Rt. 21 Soulh • Ripltiy 475South Church St. LUPT. PLEASANT AUTOPOMEROY RES MASON rr\ 2C) THRO AVE . anything if we don't beat Notre ! . Dame," Harris said of the Jan. 2 expected to decide the ••• game national champion. "We made : team goals before the begtnnjng ~ ,of the season. IndividUal goals don't mean anything. If we are iout there getting the team goals • ·we have set, the individual : honors will come." : · Harris learned Tuesday that he • will join four other collegiate ,•• players at the Downtown Athletic i Club Saturday for the naming of l. ·this year's Helsman Trophy ~ · winner. He Is expected to be In ~' the audience with quarterbacks : Troy Aikman of UCLA, and ; Rodney Peete of Southern Cal. • Barry Sanders, the only running ' back of the finalists, will be in Tokyo to close the regular season against Texas Tech. Miami quar· terback Steve Walsh also will miss the eve!lt because the Hurricanes are playing Brigham ' · gELD Vlratnla U, Al'kan!W• 85 Vlr,Pnla lntermount H, Hin«68 Wake Forest H, Dav ktsM 47 W.Va. Tech fl, Glenville SR : 704 EASI'Efm AVE. 2611 ..ACKSON AVE. 515 MAJN ST. ~ "5-mt m-t520 11~ W. 2ND AVE. 092·2130 - Parts Plus autoato;u IQJii 33 113·5511 DELCO BATTERY SALE • -ll~&l ©©lD G::l.Af<l'Xl:M® j..JtJlil$ IN AN EIGHT INCH CASE. • 72 MONTH GUARANTEE e BUILT·IN HYDROMETER FOR FASTER CHECKING • MAINTENANCE FREE -NEVER NEEDS WATER • EXTRA STARTING POWER SALE PRICE .............. $61.99 AC·DB.CO MAL-IN REBATE •• $6.00 G I J MAlL•IfUEBATE ....... $6.111 YOUR ACIUAL COST • • • • • • • $49.99 ~- · 588 Conuerswn Vans St. 101, cam~ennme 73 NC Centnal 66, N.Carollna AAT S4 RlldtonS tl, California (Pa.) 10 Staenandoall 94, Marymou~ "71 S.Mlululppl ti, NE Louii!Jtana 57 don't mean Sanders Is the overwhelmong ;~ favorite- and Harris' pick- to ·, win the award symbolic of the -: best player In college football. ., "No, I don't think I'll win," ' said Harris, from Pittsburgh. "I '• think Barry Sander.s has won it. : He had a grellt year. He deserves : it... :.. Harris did receive the ECAC's • Player of the Year award Tues•• ·day, based on voting by coaches ~ and sports Information directors ',, at the 10 member schools. Harris led nre Mountaineers to their best-ever record at 11-0 and was joined by six other West VIrginia players on the ECAC's ..• All-Star squad. . The quarterback hlt 92 of 160 : passes attempted for 1,749 yards • and 13 passing touchdowns for the highest-scoring offense In the , school's 96-year football history. , Running· the Mountaineers' op- NOTHlN Of .. Uberty 71 :-·.._Young. From Great Selection M~twoad , i Prestolite Batteries • #AF·KIT ~ 1968 CHEVROLET CORSICA or BERETTA Duke tl~. E. <::arollna 4' E . Keiltll!ky 95, \\'. Va. WeMieyan !IS E. Tenn. St. lOB, BlueUcld 77 Fa,lrmunt 6,1, Jn diM\!. (Pa. ) 511 F1orld11 "71, Siena 67 Manhall Ill, South Alahama 110 McNel!l'le St. 71, Tenn-Ou.tU.noo1a II r:I .chance to beat top-ranked Notre Dame in the Flesla Bowl. "(The honors) Jim Kaat, Jon Matla ck, Rudy May, Bake McBride, Don Money, Bobby Murcer, BUI Robinson, Gene Tenace and Riehle Zlsk. Since the flrst.year of-voting In 1936 when Ty Cobb, Walter Johnson, Christy Mathewson, Babe Ruth and Hanus Wagner were elected, the Baseball Wri· ters have voted In a total of 74 ' players. ..... """ MORGAN TOWN. W.Va. lion attack, Harris also added 599 ~~:. (UP!) - West Virginia quarter· · rushing yards and six TDs. ~i~ back Major Harris, a Helsman a. \~ .Trophy finalist as sophomore, ••· •finds the recognition he has 77 elect ion, Star gell entered with 352. Bunning received 317 , Oliva 202 and Cepeda 199. To gain election, a player must be named on 75 per cent of returned llilllots. Other first , time eligibles In 1989 are Jim Barr, Bert Cam· panerls , · Terry Crowley, Joe Ferguson , Woody Fryman , Cesar Geronimo, Dave Goltz, · 'f'Qnd 5-l 0 Pickups! 'Harn"s says heatm"g ln"sh I"s ,. :..}__ ffiOre important than trophy • 40 month warr•ntv Koufax, Mickey Mantle, Bob Feller, Jackie Robinson, Ernie Banks, Willie Mays, Warren Spahn, AI Kaline, Bob Gibson, Hank Aaron, Frank Robinson, Brooks Robinson, Stan Musial, Lou Brock and Willie McCovey. Leading holdover candidates Include Jim Bunning, Tony Oliva and Orlando Cepeda. Last year, when 321 votes were required for sa.. Wofllll.er 78, Hiram 8fl Calendar 10 Resistor Spark Plugs • Fat domHIIc or Import• Bench, 'Yaz · head fame candidates Scoreboard ... her sophomore year and to the first team both her junior and senior years. She averaged 10.7, points and a team best 6.5 rebounds per game as a senior. Julie also earned letters In track and volleyball. Jennifer and Julie are the daughters of James and Joyce Miller, formerly of Pomeroy. The Oaily Sentinel-Page-S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio #21721 #21R72 171A72 175A72 r $4999 G c NAME ADDRESS I CITY _ _ _ _ __ L , •• sr __ c ZIP_ __ L I , • ' DAlE PURCHASED - - - - - COMI'Ull OiTAILI AT t; l J AUTO PARIS \MER EXPIIES DEC. l 1911 • 50 MONTH GUARANTEE • BUILT-IN HYDROMETER FOR FASTER CHECKING • MAINTENANCE-FREE • NEVER NEEDS WATER SALE PRia .. . . .. . . .. . . . . $5U9 AC·D£LCO MAIL·IN IIEIATE . . U.OO COl J MAil·tN RElATE , , .•... $6.00 YOUR ACliJAL COST ....... $39.99 AFTER MAIL·IN REBATE a J REBATE COUPON • 60 MONTH GUARANTEE f70't \!2!21 $ 3999 :,.~~N REBAIE ·SAl£ l'lltCt ..... . .. . . .. .. $41.99 AC·D£LCO MAIL·IN IIEIATE . . $6.00 ~I J MAIL·IN IIEIATE , . ... , • $6.00 YOUR ACliJAI. cosr .. ..... $29.99 /"'in ~ $ 2'999 . AFTER MAIL-IN REBATE �-------.. Pau• ~··-- .... ----- ----·--- 6 The Daily Sentiliel Continued from page 1 · EMS has sii calls Wednesday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports Six calls . Wednesday; Middleport at 3: 18 p.m. to North Second Ave. for Dave Jenkins to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Rutland at 4 p.m. to Fort Meigs for Brian Lambert to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 7:59p.m. to Hartinger Road for Amanda Browning who was dead on arrival; Racine at 8:37p.m . to Wells Run for Pearl Hawthorne to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 11: 25 p.m. to Vance Road for Brian Lambert to Veterans Memorial Hospital. -- D8C11f11b8r 1. 1988 COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPJ) Yule Log through the village to a The lighting of the Yule Log bonfire In a modltlcatlon of a Wednesday night marked the tradition of the 1850s. beginning of the holiday celebra"It used to be a tradition to tions at · the Ohio Vllfage, a light the Yule Log on Christmas reconstructed village represen- Eve," said Maggie Sanese, a tative to Ohio's mid 19th century. public relations spokesperson at The village will feature hands- · the Ohio Historical Society which on · family-oriented activities operates the adjacent Ohio Wednesdays through Sundays VIllage. through Dec. 23 and Tuesday ''Ohioans would decorate a log through Friday between Christ- and use It to start the Christmas mas and New Years. fire," she said. "They saved a A horse dragged the decorated . charred log from the previous • year to go Into the fire as a token Brewer Evans. She was a member of the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses. Surviving are a son and daughter-In-law, Rufus and Josephine Browning, Pomeroy; a sister, Eula Osborne, Davin, W. Va.; four stepbrothers, Homer Mills, Sr., Lake Wales, Fla., Ray Mills, Crooksville, Paul and James Evans of VIrginia; five grandchildren, one great grandchild and several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Ray W. Browning In 1972; a son, R. J. Browning, an blfant daughter and an Infant soh. Services will be held at. I .p.m . Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Mr. Arthur Chlgas officiating. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the funeral home from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. Anna Evelyn Gall Knight, 79, .118 Uncoln Road, Pomeroy, died at 12:30 jl.m. Monday at Veterans Memorial Hospital after an extended Illness. Mrs. Knight, a homemaker, ,_ was born December 16, 19ll8 In Barbour County, W- Va. Besides her parents, Dona Baughman Gall and Willie Bradford Gall, slie was preceded In death by· a ·brother, VIncent Gall; a granddaughter, Rozanna, and a grandson, Infant Knight. · Mrs. Knight was a faithful and long time member of Grace Episcopal Church of Pomeroy. ANNA KNIGHT She organized the first Girl Scout Troop In the area In 1932 and He was preceded In death by -received a 50 year service pin. his parents, Joseph Albert . She was a life l'lleniber of the Girl Reiser, Sr., and Emma Merkle . Scouts of America. Mrs. Knight' Reiser, and a sister, Margaret Cloney. : was an advisor tor XI Gamma · Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi He Is survived by Ills wife, Philpmena FoUrod : Soror-Ity since 1963. She was a Edith Clark Reiser, a son and F. Philomena Follrod, 71, ' past regent of Return Jooathan daugllter-!n-!aw, Joseph A. Ill Pomeroy, died Wednesday at Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the and Carol Reiser, and two grandchildren, Coleen and Scott Veterans Memorial Hospital. American Revolution. She was a Mrs. Follrod, a homemaker, , member of the organization Reiser. all of Jacksonville, Fla.; was born Nov, 23, 1917, a • since moving to Pomeroy In 1929. a brother-In-law, Jim Cloney, Ft. ·daughter of the late Elmer and : Mrs. Knight maintained a memWashlnglon, Md., a sister-In-law, .. Katie Meier l<llllnger. She at· : bershlp In tl)e Belington, W.Va. Myrtle Clark, Middleport, ~ev- tended the former Sacred Heart , Chapter 68, Order of Eastern era! nieces and nephews. School and graduated from Star. Mass of Christian Burial will Pomeroy High Schoolln 1936. She Surviving are her husband, be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the was an active member of the _Arnold Rupert Knight; three Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Meigs County Senior Citizens : children, William Rupert Knight, Home, Middleport with Msgr. Organization. A member of • Point Pleasant, W. Va.; Char- Michael Hellmer officiating. Sacred Heart Church she was .: lotte Anq.Kn!ght Dillard, Po meFriends may call at the funeral also · an active member of the . roy, lind VIncent Edward home, 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Catholic Women's Club. ; Knight, Pomeroy; two Friday. Burial will be In Miles Surviving are five children, •; daughters-In-law, Betty GenhelCemetery, Rutland. Jack of Rutland; Mrs. Don (Jo ;. mer Knight, Point Pleasant, and Otho Maye Ellen) Roush of Syracuse; Mrs. •: Susan Neal Knight, Pomeroy. Terry (Kay) Fulks, Athens, and : Surviving also are a son-In-law, · Pallbearers for Otho Cecil Philip and Dan Follrod, Pome· Roger Dillard, Pomeroy; 15 Maye whose funeral services ·roy; four grandchildren, Kim_: grandchildren, nine great· were held today at 2 p . m. at the berly Jo Follrod, Racine: ·John •: grandchildren; a sister, VIrginia Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral David Follrod, serving with the :- Myers, Moundsville, W. Va., Home In Middleport were Brett Armed Forces In Germany; : , several nieces and nehews; an lWss, Randy Thompson, Robert Darin J . Roush, Syracuse; Gina •' aunt, Audra Gall Lambert, BeMcintosh, Mike Litchfield, Sam :: Jlngton, W. Va., an uncle, Hugh Bauer, and William Walters. Dawn Follrod, Pomeroy; a great-grandchiUi, Bethany Ann :: Gall, Lewisburg, W. Va., and Honorary pallbearers were Boyles, Middleport, and an aunt, •: many friends. Ralph Durst, John Coughenour, Mrs. Loretla Beegle, Pomer(>y. ~· A memorial service will be Ray· Lemley, and Frank Claytor. Besides her parents, she was : conducted at 2 p.m. Sunday at Other survivors not earlier preceded In death by her hus:; Grace Episcopal Church, E. listed were Paula Fink, a grand- band, Jack Follrod In 1978, and a : Main St., Pomeroy, w!ththeRev. daughter by marriage, and Wil- brother, Philip Edward •• Father Lee Miller officiating. liam James Fink, a great-great- Killinger. ;. Interment of ashes will be at grandson. Mass of Christian Burial will ;: Frater'nal Cemetery, Belington, Mandy Browning be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the , : W. Va. In lieu of flowers, Sacred Heart Church wltb Mon;. memorials may be made to the Mandy Bell Browning, 77,43797 . signor Michael Hellmer offlclat· • · church, charity or organization ' Hartinger Road, Pomeroy, died lng. A wake service will be held : of the Individual. Wednesday at her residence.' at 7 Jr.m. Friday at the Rawlings• A homemaker, Mrs. Browning Coats-Blower Funeral Home :. Stanford Cremeens spent most of her life In Logan, wbere friends may call from 2 to W.Va. She wu born0ct.16,1911 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Friday. Burial ;. Stanford W. Cremeens, 71, 201 at Naugatuck, W. Va.,a daughter will be In Sacred Heart . Glen Drive, Gallipolis, died the late Albert and Antha Cemetery. of ;. Thursday at his residence after : · . an exlended Illness. ' Born Apr!l28,1917 In Harrison - . Township In Gallla County, he was the son of the late Earl and Lula (Saunders) Cremeens. 1981 DATSUN 1979 FORD PINTO He Is survived by his wife, KING CAB Charlotte (Thoma~) Cremeens; Stock #40251, 2 door, coupe, 4 cyl., St"\'k 112071, 2 door, 4 cyl., 4 speed, one son, Thomas E. Cremeens of 4 speed trans., APNFM mdio, stemo standard trans., PS, PB, AMIFM radio, • GalUpolis; three grandchildren; tape, while walls, bucket seat& . bucketseatB, 112 t!""piclwp, long wide :: one sister, Mrs. John D. (Nevobod, gauges. -' WAS .• lene) North of Gallipolis; and one NOW '' WAS NOW ~ · brother, Erman Cremeens of : ~ Northup. $1295 • He was a life-time resident of s3495 ~ GalUa County and ~ retired ~. employee of Gallipolis Develop1987 DODGE 600 1985 CHEV .• • mental Center. He was a Stock 1193831, 4 door, oadan, front CAVALIER -~ : member of the Morning Dawn wheal drive, 4 cyl., factory air, auto. Stockl94321, 4 door, lrontwh•ael clfive, I •· · Lodge No. 7 F&AM. He was a 1rans. PS, PB, tilt wheel, cruise, AMI 4 cyl., factory air, auto trans., PS, :; : World War II veteran of the U.S. FM radio,stereo tape, radial Hres, white AMIFM radio, bucket soatB. • ; Air Force. waDs, rear defog. • He was preceded In death by WAS NOW• NOW WA$ : · one brother, Otho Cremeens. Private services will be con· ' s4995 $7995 • dueled at the convenience of the : : family, with the Rev. Bud Hat· • • tleld and the Rev. Archie Conn 1984 CHEVROLET. 1982 CHEVROLET ., officiating. Burial will be at the CAVALIER CORVETTE " .Ohio Valley Memory Gardens. Stock 1182351, 2 door, coupe, V-8 en· Stock 193661, 4 door, In lieu of flowers , memorial wheal drive, 4 evl. &'!Qine, auto. """'··I glne. fi!COI'Y air, auto. trans., PS, PB, contributions may be made to the PS, PB ; APNFM radoo. PW, PO, tiltwheel,cruise,AMIFMradio, •' Gallla County Bloodmobile, in care of Thelma Shaver, 600 NOW WAS ,. . Upper River Rd. , Kanauga. WAS NOW -- · Funeral arrangements were .'14,995 •• ·under the direction of the Cre. meens Funeral Chapel. of good luck." The Yule Log would · be dragged to the house by a horse, i and then taken Into the house . '4295 *6995 8 2Z95 j011eph Reiser • : Joseph Reiser, Jr. , 74, of 1633 ~ ' Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, died Tuesday a,~ Holzer Mec!al Center ·• after an extended Illness. He was a member of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church, Pomeroy, and past president of the :, West VIrgin!& ijotel and Motel • Association. He managed the ; Greenbrier In West VIrginia, • se.veral Holiday Inns, and the Daniel BOOne in Charleston, for se.veral years. · He was baptised Oct. 20, 1913, and married Nov. 11, 1957 at St. : • Anthony Shrine In Boomer, W. • Va. 3,495 1986 FORD . CROWNVIC · But this Yule Log culminated the Grand Illumination and can- ~ dlellght procession through the village and was added to a bonfire where visitors hoisted cups of wassail In a holiday toast and joined the Ohio VIllage Singers In caroling, VIllage activities this year.wl!l Consumer... continued trom page 1 Ohioans Involves the sale of mer must call an out-of-state vitamins, Celebrezze said. Con· telephone number to c!atm his or somers Initially receive a post· her prize. Consumers who call are asked card stating they have won one of five prizes, ranging from dia- to a credit card number to verify mond earrings to a . new their Identity and hear a carefully crafted sales pitch enticing automobile. . Utile Information about the them tobuyaslx-monthS\Ipplyof prizes or the alleged contest Is "super vitamins" for$300to$600. Consumers are charged for the provided, except that the consu· vitamins and delivery of a prize that could be nothing more than Ho8pilal news Imitation diamond earrings valued under $20 or a pair of $25 Veteraaa Memorial watches. ~ Wednesday Admissions - Hi· • lary A. Turley, Pomeroy. F eel or osure aelton Wednesday Discharges - Lily filed in Meigs Court Dyke, Lewis White. Announcements Paradea~ed . Middleport's annual Christmas parade will take place on Monday at 6 p.m. The parade will start at the Sears parking lot and end at the T. AI\ lndlvtduals and organizations wishing to partlcl· pate are to Call Kim Blower at 992-5141. A foreclosure action has been. filed ln Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Bane One, of Columbus, N.A., In care of Bane One Mortgage Corp., Indianapolis, Ind., against Larry Smith, Middleport, and Jane Doe, wife of Larry Smith, Middleport, et al. Stocks Dally stock prices (As of 10:80 a.m.) Bryce and Mark Smith of Blunt, Ellis II Loewi Am Electric Power ....... ....... 27 AT&T ....... ......... .. ;... .. .........29"2 Ashland 011 ....... .. ...............33% Bob Evans .... ..... :........... ...... l6 Charming Shoppes ... ...... ...... 12 City Holding Co ........... ... .. .. 30i(, Federal Mogul. ........ ........... 47i(, Goodyear T&R ...................47~ Heck's .... : .. .......................... ~ Key Centurion .. ..... .. ...... .....16"2 Lands' End .......... .. .. ..... ...... 27Y., Limited Inc .......... ... .... :: ..... 26~ • Multimedia lnc ........ .. ......... 703A Rax Resta\lrants ... ,.............. 3~ Robbins & Myers ................. 13 , Shoney's Inc . ....... ... .. .............7 Wendy's Inti. ....................... 5i(, Worthington Ind .... .......... ... 22% (Bob Evans Far1111 aallOIIIICed that Its secoJ1d-quarter earDIDp, as ol Oct. 28, are S.!'l/lbare vs. S.2a/ share. CharmiDg Sboppes Inc. announced that Its November sales rOBe 13 perceat, from $53.2 mUllon to S80 mWion, . and thai lis store sales 1'0H one percent In November from November, 1981. IJmlted Inc. '1 Novemller sales rOBe Zl jlercent.. Federal Mogul, Bax Restau· ranis and Worlblqtoa ladn· tries are ex dividend today.) AppUcatloDB will be taken The Salvation Army, Pomeroy, wlll be taking applications for food and toys tor ChrJstmas on Tuesday and Wednesday, · Dec. 6-7,froml0a.m. tol2noon, and 1 to41n the afternoon, on both days. NOW $8995 8 '7995 S7295 Baaquet Monday A Women Alive banquet-will be held Monday, 6 p.m., In the banquet room of Dale's Smorgasbord, Gallipolis. :rt-usteet~ lo meet Harrisonville Lodge 411, F&AM, will hold a regular meeting Saturday at 7: 30 p.m. ; • Thursday, December 1 • 1988 I Page-7 Community calendar Cha pter 172, Order of Eas ter n THURSDAY Colwell, Brian, Scotty and Ash- Chris tine Napier, VIrginia CarSta r , Middleport , will m ee t 7:30 SYRACUSE -Bi g Bend Eas t ley Colwell, Keith, Emma, Ra- son. Pauline Atkins, John Holll· p.m. Thursd ay. A gi ft exc hange Service Unit meeti ng fo r Girl chael, Whitney and Emlly Ash- -day, F r eda Smith, Dorothy will be held . Men are to brin g Scout le ader s and co-le aders will ley, Ann and Alan Halliday; Bolen, Ruby Lambert, Ben and men' s gi ft . Ladies br ing la dies' be Thur sday , 7 p.m ., at the Crystal and Bridget Vaughan, Ji!ecky Rife, Kevin Meadows . gift. ~6 limit on gift s. · Syracuse Unite d· Methodis t Den~ . Shenefield, Ralph Ma· Star grange members were comber, · Rick, Vicki, Chip and reminded thai the subol'!llriate Chu r'ch : . An l nvestlture SATURDAY Michael Macomber, Earl and youth and young adult , and rededlcatlon ceremony , and a SALEM CENTER Sta r Christmas party, will be held Geraldine Cross, Emma Adams, young married couples baking Dorothy Smith, Mary Virginia contest will be held at Saturday's following the business portion of Grange 778 and Sta r Junior Grange 878 w!!! meet In regular Easterday, Anna ~ E . Turner , meetlng. All members are asked the meeting. session Saturday at 8 p.m . at th e Binda Diehl, Neva Nicholson, to pa rticipate. ROCK SPRINGS - Salisbury grange hall on County Roa d I · Pack 246 will hold their annual near Salem Center , The subo rdinate baking, youth Christmas J)arty on Thursday, at 7 p.m., at the Rock Springs baking and young marr ieds and The annual Thanksgiving Karr, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Karr Buckley, Jeremy , Ryan, Bran- United Methodist Church. Each adults baking conies Is will be cub scout is to bring a gift fo r held . , dinner of the Karr family was and David, Mr. and Mrs. Roger don and Brent, Mr. and Mrs. Ray · exchange. Families are A potluck supper will follow the , held at Royal Oak Resort Club Karr, Jessica and Valeria, Mr. Karr and Garrett , Mr. and Mrs. meeting. welcome. , Thursday . and Mrs. Woodrow·- Mora and Tom Karr, Wesley and Whitney, All members are urged to Roger Karr gave the blessing Judy, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Frost, Jane Ann Karr . atlend and reminded that 'it is APPLE GROVE Christmas before the dinner. The evening . M!ke -\ nd Debra, Mr. and Mrs. Other guests were Mrs. Mae caroling at the Apple Grove time to pay 1989 dues. was spent ,swimming, p!ayfng George Mora, Heather aand Holter, Mrs. Helen · King, and United Methodist will be Thurswater volley ball, other games Andy, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Larry Bunger. Mr. and Mrs. SATURDAY day at 6: 30 p.m: The church Js , and visiting. Mora, Jennifer and Jason, Mr. Horace .Karr hosted the famlly NEW HAVEN., W.Va. - The located 10 miles above Racine on Attending were Mrs. Purley and Mrs. Greg Eblin, Ashley and observance. State Route 338. Everyone annual Ne w Haven Flre Depart'Julia, Mr. and Mrs . William . ment AuxBiary Christmas Bazwelcome. aar will be held Saturday, from RUTLAND - Rutland Town - 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. , at the New ship Trus1ees wlll meet in regu- Haven Fire Station . Everyone lar sesson Thursday, 6:30p.m ., we lcome. Grande was discussed. Reserva- at the fire station. The public is Yvonne Scally of LaSalle demonslrated and then suggested v,arlous uses. She also had tions are to be made this week. welcome~ CHESTER - Shade River Gallery presented an arts proMrs. Lee gave out copies of the Items from the Gallery for sale. Masonic Lodge will have a gram at the ,recent meeting of the AAUW glossary. The branch Carman Manuel, educational Middleport -Pomeroy Area MIDDLEPORT - Evangeline special dinner-meeting on Satbulletin was discussed and edl· ., Branch of the American Associ a- foundatlon chairman, described tors w111 send copies to the the plans !or winning a Middleton : ton of University Women held at state o!!ices. appropriate go Into the doll. Proceeds wlll . the Racine Methodist Church. Carmen Manuel. Jane Manuel, Mrs. Scally Introduced by Lee educational foundation fund and Joan Manuel were The second six weeks grading cole Nelson, Robert Murphy, Jenny Lee, president, · gave each from which scholarships are hostesses and served refresh· period honor roll at the River- Kyle Ord, Jennifer Mora, Brandi i member materials for making a given. view School has been announced. The Dec. 11 luncheon at the ments carrying out a Thanksglv- Making a grade of B or'11bove In Reeves, Jessica Karr, Lauren ; paper rope bow which she Young, Melissa Dempsey Holiday Inn and musical at Rio · Jng theme. all their subjects to be named to Sixth Grade: Charles Bissell , the roll were: Todd Michael, Stacy Woolard, Grade Three: Brian Criss, Matt Jamie Ord, David Fetty, Ryan Marcinko, Abraham Rach Buckley, Jessica Radford going to Nancy Morris, Diana VIcky Slene, Edna Clark, Shari Grade · Four: Angela Bissell, Mrs. Tammy Blake was hoHolter l nored recently with a surprise Hind, and Angela Wetzel. The Elmore, Sarah Hope, and Helen Martie Grade Five: Rebecca Evans, WUlams. , layette shower at the home of her door prize was won by Ann Fitch. Connie Pooler Ffe!reshments Included a cake Sending gifts were Janet Hess, , mother -In-law, Mrs. Sylvia The second six weeks grading with inscription, "Baby Blake," Christi Lynch, John and Tammy • Blake, Blake Road, Pomeroy. It period honor roll at the Tuppers In pink and blue. It had been Blake, Carol Anderson, Frances . was co-hosted by her mother, Plains Elementary School has ' Mrs. Eva Milliron. · made for the occasion by Mrs. Davis, Ron, Crystal and Gene been announced. Making a grade Jacobs. Delbert MIJUron, Vern, A pink and blue rocking horse Sylvia Blake. Attending besides those named Ferndora and John Story, Linda of B or above In all their subjects : theme was carried out at the to be named to the roll were: i shower. Assisting with the actlvl- were Jason Wetzel. Darla Pick- Stewart, John and Leola Kirk, Fifth Grade: Brian Bowen, Mike ties were Tammy Wetzel, Diane ett, Clara and Clarissa Davis, Gary and Janet Geroge, Bertha Laughery, Brian Hoffman, Mi·Rife, Retha Day and Betty and Valeria Allee Jacobs, Debra , Milliron, and Bonnie Rile. chael Barnett, Jonathan Avis, ' Games were played with prizes Clonch, Pam Cunningham, Eastman. Ginger Nutter Fourth Grade: Sherry Burke, Angela Chaney, Amber Fortn,ey, Katy Manlcke Third Grade: Blllena Buchanan, I • A surprise observance honored Athens; Leah Nease, Mary K. Christopher Buchanan. Wesley Carolyn Salser at her Forest Run Roush, Kathleen Scott, Virgil Buckley , Michelle Caldwell, YOU'LL FIND home recently In celebration of and Mary Hamm; Tom, Linda, Steven Durst, Joanna Gumpt, MEN, WOMEN her birthday. Hosting the affair Chris and Philip Hamm, Marcia Joey Weeks, Ke!ll Norris, ' were her son and daughter-In· Arnold, Marybelle Warner, Jeremy KehL law, Denny and Linda Evans, Mary Nease, Jean Nease, Faye and her sls•Pr, VIrginia Deavers Wiggins, Sandi Hawley, Helen The second six weeks grading of Reyno!dsto~rg. Baer, Denny, Linda, Becky, period honor roll at the Chester · Refreshments were served to Melanie, Michael and Jamie Elementary School · bas been NO LAYAWAYSVirginia, Bob and Mary Deavers, announced. Making a grade of B Evans, Chad Taylor, and Henry Reynoldsburg, Margaret Davis, or above In all their subjects to be Salser. 1 named to the roll were: Third Grade: Stefani Bearhs, Kelll Bailey, Jamie Drake, Brandon Buckley, Samuel P\llver, Bille!) Pooler Peggy VIning was the best has reached her weight goal. The · Fourth Grade: Patsy Aeiker, loser with · Gertrude Casto as Christmas party was announced Meredith Crow, Eric Dlllard, runner-up at !lie recent meeting for Dec. 13 with weigh-In from 5 Marla Frecker, Tracl Heines, 102 EAST IWN of TOPS held at the Coonhunters to 6 p.m. There will be a secret Usa Stethem ANDREW J. GA-RNES Building ·on the Rock Springs pal exchange along with another Fifth Grade: Heather Well, NlFairgrounds. · gift exchange. It was noted that Maida Long · Annual Thanksgivin g supper of Star Grange 778 and the Junior Grange 878 was held recently at the Salem Center Fire Statlon. They were joined by members of Racine and Harrisonville Granges. Attending were Maxine, Opal and Patty Dyer, Linda, Larry, Eric and Chelsea Montgomery, Ray and Bernice Midkiff, Wald Nicholson, John and Catherine · Karrs annual family gathering held . AAUW .meeting features arts program Honor rolls announced------- u rday. T he di nner wlll be at 6: 30 p.m., followed by the meeting al 7:30. All master m asons, wive ~ a nd families welco me . Membe rf re ceivi ng pins m ay bri ng a ny s pecia l jltlest. 1 • Parade • MIDDLE PORT Middle· _P'!r t's annual Christmas parade will take place on Monday, Dec. 5. at 6: 30 p.m. Prese nt plans call fo r the parade to sta rt at the Sears par king lot a rid e nd a t the T . AU Individua ls and organizations wishing to partlcl pate are to call Kim Blowe r a t 992-5141. Huuter m eals Th e Southern Ba nd Boosters are serving meals for deer hunters and the public, all this week, at the Am erican Legion . Building in Ra cine. Meals are served from 5 to 7 p.m. Als o, itie Ladles Auxiliary of M t. Mor iah Churc h of God, Raci ne, will be serving meals for hunters, through F r iday, from 10 to 6 each day , in the baseme nt of the ch urch parsonage. Now Open For The:: Christmas Season. ' •POINSETTIAS • POINSETTIA •. .HANGING BASKETS -HOLLY TREES , •AFRICAN VIOLETS •FOUAGE PlANTS tlo BASKETS •MONUMENT ' SPRAYS . •CEMETERY VASES •WREATHS and GRAVE BLANKETS •LIVE & CUT CHRISTMAS TREES ' • OPEN DAILY 9 AM·S PM SUNDAY 1 PM-S PM HUBBAID'S GREENHOUSE. 9U-57711-SYRACUSE, OH. MARGUERITE'S GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE CONTINUES! ! .' "E.,erything Must Ool" SAVINGS FOR AND CHILDREN •SUPER SAVINGS •PRICES SLASHED ALL SALES FINAL ... TOPS meeting conducted MARGUERITE SHOES 992-3639 Walburn reunion held '• . aad· save! IF YOU'VE BEEN PAYING MORE THAN 15% ON YOUR CREDIT CARD, THEN YOU'VE BEEN THE LOSER! Ws official. Our VISA and MASTERCARD offer all the benefits of other credit cords. but at lower Interest roles. Take lime out to apply for a credit card that costs less and saves you more. Call or come In for an application today. Member F.D.I.C. 5th Straet 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant 675·1121 New Have~ ' 882-2135 I 2nd Street Mason 773;5514 A reunion of the Walburn family especially honoring Dana Walburn, visiting here from Oregon, was held at the Beverly Baptist Church Saturday . HostIng the reunion were Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Walburn. A buffet dinner was served at noon with videos being taken during the afternoon. Famllles shared picture albums. Attending were Mr. and Mrs . Dale E. Walburn, Mr. and Mrs . Eber Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lee Walburn, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walburn, and Jeff Walburn, all of Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. David Taylor, Julie and April, Fostoria; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Walburn, Ga11lpolls; Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Walburn and David, Washington, W.Va.; Mr . and Mrs . Donald Valentine, Fostoria: Mr. and Mrs. Carl Stack and son, Steven, Lowell, Memorial planned Return Jonathan Meigs Chap· ter, Daughters of the American Revolution, wlll meet Sunday at 1:30 p.m. at Grace Episcopal Church to hold memorial services for Mrs. A. R. Knight, a past regent of the chapter. Bake sale .slated A bake sale will be held Saturday at Reed's Store In Reedsville sponsoned by the parents of Eastern High School junior varsity and varsity boy,s basketball teams. ' Mr. and Mrs. Mike Stege!, Lowell: Dawn Marks, Belpre; Emma Ruble, VIenna: Guyla Roush, Mason; Mr. and Mrs. Mark Moreland and Brad, Vienna, Ronnie Walburn, Maryland, and the children of the hosts, Tammy and Tracy Walburn. Games birth being announced ' SWISHER LOHSE PHARMACY CHRISTMAS GIFT BOXES PACKAGE -GF 1 REG. $1.49 NOW RACINE DEPARTMENT STORE 949·2800 . 30°/o OFF MASTERCARD- VISA- GOLDEN BUCKEYE TO THE VOTERS OF . MEIGS COUNTY: MAKE A BEAUTIFUL .BOW LIKE MAGIC! 99< ALARM CLOCKS RACINE, OHIO MAGIC BOW REG. S1.49 2 3 and 4 Stop In Today and SH Our Fine Line Of Devan, lsotoner Gloves, Plus More For That Special Person On J Your Ltstl 3RD STREET VANDERBILT COLOGNES 30°/o OFF Don't Forget To Register To Win Pomeroy Merchants Gift Certificates. Thank You For YourVote of Confidence in the November 8th Election. It Was Greatly Appreciated. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY SIIJISHFR H'JHSE ~lt101 il1L1• r t(tnM'th MoCunough, lt.llh. Ch.,... Rltfte. R.Ph . Aonatd Hlnlng. R Ptt. Mon. thru Sn 1 ·00 A.M . to 9 P.M. Sunday 10.00 A.M . to 4 :00P.M . PRESCRIPTIONS PH , 112-2955 Frlndlv Servlel f M1in ~ PHILIP M. ROBERTS .MEIGS COUNTY ENGINEER • POMEROY, OHIO Super "Santa" Sa~ing_c Joe and Shari Garnes, Pomeroy, announce the birth of a son, Andrew Joseph Garnes. Nov . 4 at the Hollar Medical Center. The Infant weighed eight pounds, 2 ounces and was 21 Inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Garnes have a daughter, Megan. Grandparents are Bill and Bernice Garnes, Dexter, and Gene and Lila MUch, Pomery. John Terrell, Pomeroy, Is a great gran~father . I ., •·• CASH SALES ONLY ' '$6op Now Fot C6tllftnfl" Peoples.Bank f By The Bend :· Salser birthday noted . . ' The Daily Sentinel ~ ~ ·Shower given for Meigs·County woman l.efs set the record straight. Interest rates and annual fees on credit cards can vary from bank to bank. If you don1 shop and com~re, you might end up carrying a card that carries a higher Interest rote. Stock #82481 1 4 cioOr, sedan, V-8 engine, factory aor, vinyl root, auto. trans., PS, PB, tilt, cruise, AMIFM radio, radial tires, while walls, rear defog. WAS -c. - Star Grange meeting held rec~ntly •z695 .. - ..__- follow weekly themes, with events In the different buildings Involving the visitors . TURNPII<E USED CARS C. TRUCI<S .• -·-- Yule log lighting opens Ohio ·celebration ;,.___----Area deaths...,._______ Anna Kni8ht - Thursday. Porr•ov-MidciBport, Ohio Local news briefs... ' --- _ VITAMIN C by NATUREMADE All STRENGTHS All SIZES 1/2 PRICE The Christmas Season Is Upon Us ..... OFFERS GOOD THRU ·MONDAY, DEC. 5, 1988 �·-·------·-,..,.;__ . . . Mary Gilmore reports that the video tape made of Saturday night's Fall Follies is excellent. So many people have asked about securing tapes so you can do- t his by calling Roger and Mary Gilmore at 992-6203 or you can call me and I'll have it bF(lught to the Sentinel office and you can pick it up here. Cos tis the saine as past years - $10. Mary spent a couple of days In b<;:d following the show after just missing a very serious accident at: the show on Saturday night. Slje started down · a stairway b~~k stage, missed the first step in the dark and fell. fortunately, two members of the Shady River Shufflers Richard Brown and David Glass w~re standing at the foot of the steps a nd caught Mary before slle could hit against the concrete. She's a bit sore, but l 'n'l .• By Wll.LIAM C. TROTI' United Press International know she's accepting that very well wh~n,;ohe reflects on how badly she could have been injured. .... - ....... -- ~- Thursday, December 1, 1988 Woody Guthrie" but that was about all "the tribute the legendary folk singer received in Okemah, tna!nly because many of the locals thought his poUt!cs were a little too far to the left. As recently as early November, two residents too)< issue with a newspaper's statement that Guthrie represented the nation's democratic Ideals, calling him a communist. But Guthrie's memory is bound for glory Thursday when the town hosts a concert in honor of him . The concert is the brainchild of Guthrie devotee Larry IAlng of Des Moines, Iowa, who will join a group of middle-school students In the performance. QUAYLE IN VAIL: Dan Quayle and his fam lly will sP!:!Jd their Christmas hoUdays on the ski slopes around Vail, Colo., and the vice president-to-be also will meet with former President Gerald Ford. Quayle's cousin, Vail resident Brad Quayle, said the vice president-elect, his wile, Mar llyn, and their three kids will arrive Dec. 21 and stay at -~- private home in Beaver Creek for 10 days. An entourage of 40 Secret Service agents, reporters and aides is tagging along. Brad said Quayle plans to spend one evening with Ford, who has a home In Beaver Creek. KEITH CROAKS: Keith Rl· chards, the Rolling Stone on his own, played New York's Beacon Theatre Tuesday night and had a surprise for the wildly enthus!asl!c audience - an update of the song "I Wanna Be Your Man," which became a hit for the Stones after it was written for them by the Beatles some 25 years ago. Richards also performed numbers from hi< solo album a and 1 to3p.m. with makeup days being Dec. 12 and 19. , Shot dates for December are Dec. 6and27 from9 toll a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m.• RIG. '19.95 $7 99 5 FUU · RIG . 1Jt9.95 $9995 QUEEN RIG. II75.00 lA. rt SETS ONLY · 2.Pc. liv. Rm. Suite Sug. letail 1339.95 $19995 Sug. 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Widows attending and recognized wer.e Lillian Demosky, Euvette Bechtle, Virginia Hlndy , Clarice Erwin, Grace Hawley, Ruth Johnson, FernCheesebrew, Charlen"e · Doczi, Dorothea Neutzling, Bernice Nelson, Audrey Davenport, Esther Bonn Hayes, Betsy Horky, Louise Thompson, Ruth Betzing, Lili!an Zerkle, Martha Cha mb ers,. Jenevee Chesher, Jean Null, VIrginia Buchanan, Joan Morris, and Dorothy Long . . IA.Pt QUILTED INNERSPRING S9C).95 ~~: TWIN SIZE BRADFORD'S GROVE ~ $5 99 5TWIN Sug. Retail li99.95 CUT YOUR OWN AT ~ OTHER SEALY MATTRESSES 1l lr. Wll'ranfy r··--------------------~ w CHRISTMAS TREES ~ W along- with' a·-few other Sfones' standards- He's only a few shows into his tour and his normally raspy voice is already shot ~nd ~ometlmes he doesn't even bother to sing certain lines. But Richards is having fun, nonethe' less . "It's a breeze, baby," he said after the New York show. FANS GET SIMONIZED: early Simon spent nearly three hours autographing her new live album in the basement of 'a Boston record store Tuesday and enjoyed the chance to "connect with my audience" bu t said the experience left her feeling a "little flaky around the edges." SEALY POSTUREPEDIC Middleport F&AM honors its widows -----Librarian visits------ ~ Ruth Powers, Meigs Librarlall, held a slide presentation <~tiring book week, Nov. 14-20 at tile Tuppers Plains Elementary a-nd Chester E ! e metnar y SZ:hools. .• O'NEAL TROUBLE AGAIN: Actor Grlflln O'Neal, the son of RyWl O'Neal, hasn'~be living up to the terms of hi robation and could end up n the Anne David Burt of 2173 Soft Wind Md ., County Jail for 30 Arundel. Court, Columbus, is the winner of , days, prosecutors say. O'Neal last Sunday's Times Sentinel was given a 30-day suspended Mystery Farm Contest. David sentence and ordered to perform wins the $5 prize via the lottery 400 hours of community service write since a total of seven persons correctly identified the for reckless boating in the 1986 farm of Ronald Cowdery, Long accident that killed Glan-Carlo Co ppola, the son of director Bottom. Fr.Wlcls Ford Coppola. O'Neal's Aren't the new wreath street lawyer, Joseph Touhey, says his client has done about 50 hours of decorations in Middleport im· ,presslve? They "really make the service work but declined to say town attractive at night for the whether O'Neal wou ld plead holiday season. Good planning on guilty to violating his probation. O'Ne~l currently is in South somebody's part. Africa but is expected back in the United States before Christmas. It's something that you don't THIS LAND IS WOODY'S think about. But did you know LAND: Woody Guthrie Is finally that Meigs County has 26 resJ· being hQnored in Okemah, Okla., dents confined to the Athens the town where he was born 76 Mental Health Center. years ago. The to\\Cn 's water Of course, an effort is made tower bears the words " Home of every year throug h the Ladies Auxillary of Drew Webster Post· 39, American Legion, to provide some semblance ·of Christmas for these patients. Among the 26 are 14 women a nd 12 men and the auxiliary has placed a box in the Dav!s-Qulckel Insurance Agency, Pomeroy , The Middleport Masonic Lodge where you may place your gifts. 363, F&AM, recently observed Please though, do not place any widows' night at the Masonic gift in the box in which glass Is Temple. involved. And please do function The Rev. Robert Kuhn had the at your earliest convenience on prayer and Howard Gross was In this since the auxiliary members charge of the dinner assisted by do have to wrap and deliver the the Rev. Mr. Kuhn, Ralph Moore, gifts. Jal")leS Clatworthy, Bruce TeaCan you believe it? It's the first ford , Carl Taylor, and Steve day of December. What else can H~c:e~s~ose was given to each you do but keep smiling? . lady attending and several wid· ows were presented pins. Following the dinner a program was presented by the Rev. Don Meadows assisted by his wife. He WIC coupon pickup dates announced by ~ealth department' Tl)e Meigs County Health Department is announcing tyhe December WIC program coupon pic~up dates: · Dec. 2, 5and 6, 9 a.m. toll a.m. ' ....- -People in the news ____________ Want to chaJ>erone? • . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICH J} new approach to the music for the teen dances being held each . Saturday evening at the · Pomeroy Village Hall Auditorium will take place this Satlirday. Spinning Pll'tters will a women deejay, Slizy Waud of Columbus Station xFM and this Is her first vlsii to M~lgs County. The dance will he. as usual, from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. and by the wa'y, Iva Sisson is wailing to hear frbin parents who are willing to vo1unteer as chaperones for one of: the regular Saturday night dances. Just give her a ring if you c$ help. -... .._... ___ •' P9-8-The Daily Sentinel ' . - ---- N-468 YOURHEA Thursday, December 1, 1988 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio St~ubenville and Buchtel to makeup contest tonight Texas A&M, Tide in meet in Division II rematch COLLEGE STATION, Tellas (UPI) - Texas A&M and Ala· By GENE CADDES bama play Thursday night, more UPI Sports Writer than two months later than Last year's 26-14 loss to Akron Buchtel in the Division 11 state high originally scheduled, amid spec· school championship game made a believer out of Steubenville Coach u!atlon concerning the future of Reno Saccoccia. _ __ . ' · Saccoccia's Big Red get another shot at the Gr!!flns in Friday Aggies Coach Jackie Sherrl!i. afternoon rematch in Ohio Stadium and he knows it Isn't going to be ' Broadcast outlets In Lubbock, Austin and College Station all any easier. "We honestly feel we're playing the best te~m In the state in any reported during the week . that division," Saccoccla said ot Buchtel, which brings a No.3 ranking and SherrUI would resign after 11-1 record Into the game against the unbeaten and No.1 ranked Big Thursday night's game. Sherrill denies he Is stepping down. Red, 13-0. . "I'm the only credible source • "I feel we havetoplayanearperfectgametobeat them," he added. there Is," Sherrill said. "I know 'But, even If they are the best, the best team doesn't always win. what I am going to do and I'm not SoUjhern Cal had beautiful slllts against Notre Dame last Saturday butthey dldn' twin the game." ' going anywhere." Sherrill's job status has been in saccoccla bases some optimquestion because of accusa lions Ism on the fact the Big Red are Division Ill championship wUI be not a total one-dimensional team decided at 2: 30 p.m. between this season. Ironton'sNo. llrontonTigersand "We couldn't throw at all last No. 4AkronSt. Vincent-St. Mary. year," he said. "They (Buchtel) Canton Central Catholic just pUed nine guys liP on the line blanked Loudonville 46-0 In the of scrimmage. This year we can semifinals and Versal!les slipped spread them out a little with the past Columbus Hartley 18-13. pass. Arlc White ( hls quarterSt. VIncent-St. Mary (11·1) back) has passed for 1,050 yards · beat Orange 21-14 and Ironton and 11 touchdowns. That's not won dver Urbana 28· 7 in the great, but It may be good enough Division Ill s~mls. to keep them honest." The final title will be decided at Buchtel Coach Tim Flossie 2 p.m . Sunday when defending laughed when asked about his champion Cincinnati Princeton. nine-man defensive front a year 12·1 and ranked No. 4 in the final ago against Steubenville. UPI Board of Coaches ratings, " We never played a nine-man takes on No. 2 Clevetand St. front last year, " he said, "we just . Ignatius, 13·0. had five guys moving real fast." Princeton, whose only loss Flossie, who has seven starters came to Cincinnati Moeller In the returning f10m last year's title final game of the regular season, game, admits it's difficult to beat Westerville North 35-12 last defend. week, while· St. Ignatius rolled " Once you win, they're gun31·8 over Toledo Whitmer. ning for you ," he said, "but we 've Princeton Is making Its eighth had that all· year. I thought our playoff appearance and seeking kids did a tremendous job of Its fourth championship. It's t he dealing with that." first trip to the playoffs for St. Flossie played down any psy- I11:natlus . chological edge for Steubenville, saying, "we want this game as much as they do. Last•year's game was very physical and our kids want to get back Into it. " Both teams boast outstanding running backs, Steubenville with 5-foot-6, 155-pound Dunyasha Yetts and the Gr!ffs with 6-foot-1, 195-pound Ricky Powers. Yetts rushed for 1,640 yards and 16 touchdowns In nine regular season games, while Powers had 1,542 yards and 23 TDs. Steubenville heat Harrison 27· 21 In the semifinals .a fter'blowing a pair or 14-point leads; while Buchtel rolled over Chardon, 37-0. The Steubenville-Buchtel rematch, at 2:30 p.m., will be preceded by the Division V . matchupat 11 a.m. between No.2 Archbold and No. 5 Mogadore. Mogadore, a former champ and nine-time playoff performer, ended Newark Catholic's string of four consecutive titles with a 17-14 win over the Green Wave in the semifinals. The Wildcats are 12·1 on the year. 'Archbold, 13-0, blanked Minster 20-0 In last week's semifinals . The Blue Streaks. are making their fourth playoff appearance but first In the title game. Tigers Play at 2: 20 The playoff action continues Saturday with another ·pa,! r of games. 'At 11 a.m. , 4th-ranked Canton Central Catholic (11·2) squares off against No. 5 Versailles (12·1) for the Division IV Ut!e. The a by a former player that he received as much as $10,000 in benefits during his--stay at Texas A&M ahd that In recent months he has been paid by Sherrill to Reep his story quiet. Those allegations were later recanted by the player. George Smith. He did not deny receiving money from SherrUI during the past fe- months, but said he looked upon that money as merelY a loan and not as hush money, which he earlier alleged~ The game itse lf serves as a n antiClimax to the Alabama and Texas A&M seasons. TheAgg!es, 7-4, were !nel!g!hle for a boWl trip this year because of NCAA probation. The Crimson Tide, 7-3, lost its last two Southeastern Ryan hospitalized PHILADELPHIA (UPI) Philadelphia Eagles Coach Buddy Ryan was lis ted in good condition after being hospitalized Wednesday night following a choking Incident. _ Ryan was rushed to the hospl· tal after part of a pork-chop bone lodged in his throat durl~g his dinner at the press dining facility at Veterans Stadium. Offensive coordinator Ted Plum administered the Heimlich maneuver to Ryan when Ryan motioned that the food was caught in his throat. Both Plum and Eagles trainer Otho Davis assisted Ryan to Methodist Hospital. Chief cardiologist Dr. Salva .. tore (::!raldo said Ryan was given preliminary blood tests and an electrocardiogram. Further tests were expected to be per· formed Thursday morning. Giraldo said that In all llkel!· hood Ryan would be able to attend the Eagles game Sunday at Veteran's Stadium against the Washlngton Redsklns. Davis said Ry.an was spared very serious inJury because of the quick actions of Plum. Davis also said Ryan was in good spirits after leaving the emergency r110m at Methodist, where he is staying In a private room overnight for observation. A ~>-!1':·-;....:~ \lilrl '!lilrl'!lilrl '!lilrl 'ltiirl 'INC '!lilrl '!WilD~- '!l'ifl '!l'ifl '!l'i'l ,. :. SO HERE'S OUR GUARANTEE We will have in stock Men's Prewashed Jeans. regularly priced at 20.99, and Ladies ' Basic Jeans, regularly priced at 21_99, in the sizes listed below. If you can't find your size we will give you a free pair of jeans in 'your size. This offer is limited to one tree pair per customer. Lee and Ames gua,rantee to fit you. X X X ,X X X X X X JRS.' . 3 5 7 9 11 PETITE X ·x X X X X X X X X X 12 14 X MEDIUM X 32 34 ·x X X X X X X X SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 8 PETITE MEDIUM X X X X X X X 15 It Pays To Shop At X 18 \ -o Day. I J ' Budget Priced 1988-89 GIFT CATALOG . • "·--r r' ' I I '.o:S . I' J, ;;,;;,. ~ 1; ; . ' I t\ II .' ..:... -~ FREE CATALOG! STOP IN AND PICK UP YOUR LAYAWAYS WELCOME TV STANDS STARTING AT $18.88 SHARP. ON THE SPOT FINANCING · AVAILABLE .. CC250 13" Diagonal Calor Port..,_ TV Friday Saturday · Sunday Monday u ...~ .. sonlc Conference games and with them · a chance to go to the Sugar Bowl. : ' 4 DAYS ONLY YOUCA ~ Ironton eyes Division 01 grid title Saturday Ask About Our 5 Year Product Protection Plans ®M.R. The Daily StJntinel Page 9 " $999 $159 S279 • • '"" -- · . ' . ......,..,..--. -2!.·~·-- p!ln _,......,OI"'tlrlft·T.. ·~ --- 'I' ModoiiD22PI 22 Cu. Ft. $99 $199 FH06 ........ loof _ _ , .. DRYER $299 S249 SHARP SHARP 25" STEREO COLOR TV V.C.R. WIRB.ESS REMOTE COMPACT DISC PLAYER. CONTROL DX-650BKIDX-6708K ___ . ,.._.,_ . Modtl. DU81 00 125% PRICE GUARANTEEI If you bu)' something from Elliott's, •nd within 30 days lind it lor less at another lo· cal stocking dealer, Elliott's will refund rhe difference plus 2~% of the difference up9n proof of lower price. ' PRlD WASHER GOLDSTAR GIISOfl $1:!~1" - - -. I • ~. IIIICMit ' SHARP. FROM MINDS - • -.•· • No·Frosl Refrigerator· Freenr IIFRIGIRATOR 17 cu. ft. Frost· Free • ' leo In Tho Door ~I ' .•• •' SJ99 $229 $569 z Ell·iott's ill• SILYEI BRIDGE PLAD NEW HOURS Mon. thru Thur, 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. Fri. 9 A.M. til I P..M._. Sot. II A.M. til 6 P-~· Sun. 1 P.M. ta 5 P.M. t ' \ •• �---~- it---:---~--~-"-----·---~-·- - Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' ROUSH CONSTRUCTION OWNER: GRIG 8. ROUSH .~~' • GENEUL CONTRACTORS RESIDENTIAl COMMERCIAl .CUSTOM IUTC~ ENS & BAT "S •EXTENSIVE REMODELING •VINYL SIDING & ROOFlNG •METAL BU IL DINGS HOUSING & APT. PROJECT$ SINCE 19611 IMISIY Sl., SYIAOISI 992-7611 11-21·88·tfn SALES & SERVICE Mastic &Certainteed ' Vinyl Siding Roofing Seamless Gutter Replacement Windows Blown Insulation Storm Doors & Windows Free Estimates Call 992-2772 U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO 614-662-3821 Authorized John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Eq1lpmut Parts & Serv 8/ 15/dn BISSELL BUILDERS CAKES by Donna CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES SPECIAL OCCASION CAKES Birthdays, Holidays "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949·2801 or Res. 949-2860 SpeCializing in character and novelty cakes It, 1, Box 136, Vinton Doy or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 742-2235 CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING Drawing Dec. 21,1988 Need Not Be Present To Win. Open 9 a.m. To 9 p.m. Friday, December 2nd MANY OTHER SAVINGS TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION, PRICES ON. MOST OF THE ITEMS LISTED HERE AND MANY OTHER ITEMS THROUGOUTTHE STORE ARE GOOD THROUGH' DEC. 24, 1988. 992-6282 319 So. 2nd Ave. DELIVERY AVAILABLE ON ALL ITEMS THROUGH DECEMBER 24TH, 1988 Middleport, Ohio · 10 Year Warranty Pop Up Units & · Bedding Extra Zenith quality at budget prices. All Living Room Suites Priced To Go! .,.... • OUR SELECTION OF STYLES AND FINISHES IS COMPLETE. BUY NOW FOR CHRISTMAS! Color TV • B UllOB Contemporary decorator-streamline 19-Jnch Table 1V wlt11 Super Video Range Tuning. Cabinets $269 Desk's At Sale Prices! NEED A DESK! COME IN ANDSEEOURNEWLY EXPANDED DESKL.INI:, ROll TOP AND STUDEN! DESKS IN STOCK. THEV ARE . GOING FAST; GET YOURS TODAVI $578 At·L Super Savings! Priced From $99.00 NEW & USED MOWERS ''Free Estimates'' . Now $ lb14) 9'HSSO RESIDENCE PHONE 1614)992irt,~,~ ACREAG.E FOR SALE . ONLY STEWART'S GUN & GIFT ,SHOP Come aae our Chriumaa Selections. for your shopping cannnitnct we will lit apen ·on Sun-·dGfs fram 1 te 5 p.m. fhru Doc. 11, 1981. . 742-2421 Smilh Run Rd, Rutkood. Oh. 11·21-'88-l mo. SER,ICE We can repair and recore radiators and heoter cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repoir Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD ~14-742-2617 Between 9 o.m.-6 p.m. Homelite WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE •Washers •Dryers •Ranges •Freezers •A efrigerators 8 CHIPWOOD POLES MAXIMUM DIAMETER 14 INCHES ON LARGEST END $14 PER TON DELIVERED TO OHIO PALLET COMPANY POMEROY, OHIO Makes 992-6461 L-~----~~~/-2V;,;88/tfn . K&T EXCAVATING AND CONSTRUCTION Formerly Meigs Excavating Full Excavating and Construction Residential & Commercial Free Estimate's for Residential & Farm Work Rt. 1, Vinton 388-8745 Owner & Operator, Tony Cardillo 11·9·1 mo. .. 2 cloga, Shepherd end Collie mixed, 304-876-176.3. 1 yearoldfemelepartChihuehue and Rat Terrier, hou• broken •nd lovet children. 304-6766204. 2 twin ai!:e msttreu, 304-882· 3104. 6 Lost and Found lOST: 11 -14-88, Large Walker, rnele Coon Hound. In vicinity of Northup- ns. Call 614·446- 3413. LOST: Smell dog- looks like collie. mostty black. Neme: Be•. C.ll814-446· 2470 evenings. FOUND: Man '1 billfold at Vallev FrM~Nill Baptist Church. Call 614-~.BB-9919 . Beautiful redorgoid.., Pekin••· Mele. been In ~· end of Syrac:use3or4w .Check• Leo....-d 8111 retidence. 814- 992·11008. Lost: g• cap tits ' 78 Plymouth Station Wagon. Sunoa» Station. Middleport. 814·992· ne4. .LOST big bone German SheP.herd. 8 month:t old. answers to 'King". \Acinfty af 22nd St, and Jericho Road, REWARD, 304- 875-5464. Yard Sale 7 Shops! · GALLIPOUS FLEA MARKET· Rts. 3& Ia 160. Open every S•t . 9 AM-8 PM & Sun. 9AM-6 PM. AND SATURDAY 9-5 A/ C Servico All Major & Minor Repairs NIASE Certified MechaniC CALL 992-6756 "DOC" VAUGHN Cenified licensed Shop 5·25-tfn AMIIOSIA CHOCOLATE 51.95 lb. 51.65 lb. Block-White Choc ........... Sale 51.90 lb. REG. 11.99 lb. NEW CANDY MOLD.S MERCKENS CHOCOLATE 5J.9S lb. lEG. '2.20 lb. Asst. Colors Wafers ....... Sale 5J.95 lb. L~IGE ASSORTMENT CANDIED &. DRIED FRUITS Chex Party Mix Ingredients Former Brown's Seasoning Salt Wheat Chex Corn Chex Bran Chex Rice Chex Nuts CHEESE PARTY TRAYS 12 inch Tray.............................. ~1S.9S 14 inch Tray ...................~········.. SJ8.9S 16 inch.Tray .............................. S21.9S Please give 24 hour ·notice. Oat Bran is hera - S2 .20 lb. Fraa Samples - Door Prius OHIO VAlLEY BULK FOODS 514 East Main ~r. 992-6910 Pomeroy fHtiSI- ~ 1124 E. MAIN '- w. ....1 992-2526 4S DIFFERENT WOOD STOVES, INSERTS AND FURNACES Featuring: Consolidated, Dutch (FREE ESTIMATES) LOWEST PRICES INTERIOR-EXIERIOI FREE ESTIMATES Take tho pain out of painting. Lot me do it for you. VERY REASONABLE HAVE REFEIENCES 614-985-4180 11-19-'88 I mo. d. We8t 1 Brunco, A11hley WE TRADE CARPENTER, OHIO (Off St. Rt. 143) Po1111roy, Ohio LINDA'S PAINTING 698-6121 MARCUM CONTRACTING CHESTER, OHIO •HOME BUILDING •ROOM ADDITION$ •KITCHENS- BATHS •ROOFING •REMODELING & REPAIRS PHONE DAY OR EVENINGS 985-4141 GENERAL CONTRACTORS References 11-16-'88-tfn "a: .licensed Clinical Audiologist GUN CLUB ~ FACTORY CHOKE 12 GAUGE SHOTGUNS ONLY .9-19-BIIfn ... ··-·Porn erov· ·· ·-· ·· ··& Vicinity (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-2104 3 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 - Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or at Veterans llernori,al Hospital . Mulberry , Pomeroy, Ohio hiring 81Cperienoed over the rolld driven. We need ftrat. IBCOnd. & tHm drivers. E )LCellent ben efttl JL weekly pay checks. Celltodav 8•~•1n• needed. 11:00 em· 5 :00 P.,. Cell ...... ~ : 00, 304-n3-6971 . • AVON · AI ., _ _ C1ll Merltvn w••• 304-882-28415. RN'S & LPN'S-PH, lull t[mo • Pwt time ..,piiCitions •• t.in1 ICoepted for Ple•MI Vtlllf Kospllel Nursing C.e· Cent•1 Conteet Personnel 304-875=4340. AAEO E. AVON all • - I I Shklw Sp1n, 304-87&-1429. E.D.E . Needed Avon Rep. In At. 87 • Rt:· 2 arM, Maaon County. Cudo"*' Itt provided no alan up fee for quelifled p••on who tolls 304-88~· 2&45. HELP WANTED DEVELOPMENT .. Shiff nurte tor M11on County Heelth Dept. PotllionAwii.Wei 304-562· 5662 or 1· 800.527· t . .m . Subjed to drug tcteen & COORDINATOR-B . S . preferred~ Significant experience In .... of penonal and corporate solicitation. major glff;t end direct m .. is requfred. Demonstrated UCCMI andfNd•shlp In the achle¥8mtnt of fund· f8iaing gollla. Donor cvulttvation. work with B01rd end volunteers. •tenalve record keeping 1rtd research II raquired. FIJI time Position baaed in A thent. Ohio. requires evenl.,g / weeke_nd schedul• and triiVel t twaughout el ght aouteutem Ohio cound•. Low 20's. ·Send rwume and' IBtter of lnt•est to Kay A tldns, Jon 1, 1989. Prof• 88N. Alt•nate ASN, curr~J1!.,_ .,.. roled in BS N progrem. C un-Wit WVa Ucente. Eligible for IChodl nurse c.-t:MCIII:Ion. C1ll MMon Cou Ill\' Heoil h Dopl for dfolo, 304-876-3060. Ple•em Vall.,. Nutting Care Ctnter is •••dng lk:ens.t Practlcllll Nurs• for lmmldltll:¥ wnpkJvrrienl, If lnt•elted e .. 304-675-4340. AA·EOE. 12 Situations Wanted E•cutltfeDirector. Plenned Parenthood ofSouthe•t Ohlo, 398 Richland Avenue. Athens. Ohio 46701 . ., c.• Need lad{ to live in e. help for old,..iy ledy, Coli 814-682- POSITION AVAILABL"' PRO. ~RAM DEVELOPMENT SPE· 6122. CIALIST for Partial Hospllalizatlon Progrem at Woodlend Cent.,., Inc. Meat . . degrM or equtvalent r.::julred. Pnrt• •perienc:e with mentally disabled acl.llt& Exp~rl.,ce/tn~lnlng In group work would be helpful Woodland Cent•s. Inc:., do• not dlacrlrnin•e on the bail of age. color. creed. netion1l origin. race. -.. or typeof<llabiltty .l=or more informadon contact Sandra MeFerlsHt Pertonnel Of· fleer. Woodland Cent•s. Inc .• 412 Vinton Pika Gallipolis, OH Woukt llkl • llv~t-ln f.nete mmpanlon. Age 21S lo 40. Ple•ewrlle: ThomasAec•. At. 46631 . 2 B011 345. Vlnlon. Ohio 45188. RldefromHendanontoCh•l• ton, Mon. thru Fri. Working hours 8:30 -4:30. C.pil:et Co~­ PieK erea. Cel 304-17~31132. ' Loving c•e for eld•tt 1nd 15 Schools Instruction hend;CIIlpod. noo 614-992·6873. SECRETARY / RECEPTIONIST/ BOOKKEEPING SeC2"starlel, b11lc bookkeeping sllllt required tor localty owned tiJ ainets. Applv with reaume. 8 AM-15 PM a1 Zenltc. VideoCCM'p., 433 Jack1on Pike. GIUipolia, Ohio 46631. 614-44&-2411 . ..... Coli RE-TRAIN NOW! · SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE, 529 Jocklon PlkiL Call44&-4367. Reg. No. B&-11· 10&68. Wood/ Metal MoldMakw. E,..:t• r;oncodMoldPonomMokerw~h 18 Wanted to Do own s~p and tools. Send ' - - - - - - - - - re~ponst to: Box Cia 181 1 e / oGelllpolil Daily Tribune, 825 Third Aw., Gallipolis. Ohio W'ill do bebt•ttting in rnv home 46631 . weelc dav I onty. CaQ 8 1~ 44&- Now accepting applications for full & part time empJovment. Plea. . apply In peraon Lorobi' t Plz:ra-5ilv&r Bridge Pl•a . P.-t-tlme babVtlrtlW for 4yr. old. Must be able to wort molllv weekends &evening. Send letter & rtrf. to: Rt: 1 Box 705, Northup, Ohto 46655. 8199. ~tel or Medc• Receplionilt. Ina .• Accounts receiwabl._ 1& yra. exp•lence. New to ...... Coli 614-44&-59110 ...ly "M or • !ole PM. 28&-4401 dl'l•· F111~nw I 1- - - - - - - - - - NursingAttistant. Now hiring lit Plnecr.-tC.reCenter. Ahhlfts. Serious Inquiry only. Application In p.,.on onty flrough Director of Nursing. E .0 .E . 21 Business Opportunity Beauty Salon OPening toon in Pt. Ple•ent •ea. Hair aylist are needed. For infor. Call304-8762005. I NOTICE I THE 0 HIO VALLEY PUBLIS W GovernmM'It Jobs. $18,040 · t 69,230 yr. Now hirJng. Call 1· 805-687· 6000 «1. R·9805 for current feder.. lilt. Mull Ul T.n ' end Tone MII, two tanning bedl. one toning bed. one Jacurai, 4 pc: wlc:k• furniture, 3 piece • .,.. lNG CO . recommendt thllt you do busin•• wh:h people you Receptionist and billing cl•k for . know, .nd NOT to ..,d monltf tlvough the mil untl you h•h ~ Medical office. S~kl h,._,e b11 ic u:perienoe In Qffice procelmr.olg"ocl.lho oflng. • : dura. References required. ~air Salon. high traffic high ' Send reaume to: Box Cle 182. ..,...,.,...,_RoS.CO<I for quick cl oGallipolis Deltv .Tribune, 826 Third Aw., Galllpollt, Ohio •Ia. 304-&25-3011 or 304 62:.7277. • 46631 . e.rn Mon., At Hamel At~emble Jewelry, Toya, Electronlct:, oth·.,s. FTIIPTworlcBVailable.C.II (Refundoblel 1·407-744-3000 EXT. S 1622 24 HAS. a..- elteoqulpmont, 614-44&-7621 . • 23 Professional Service a JOB HU NTING7 NEED ASKILLI WE TRAIN PEOPLE FOR JOBS AS Alllo Mech~ntc.. Carpen- t•s. Coametologiat, Dlvertl- Open House; Christmas Around The World. 3 -S kltt merked dovvn; chRdr.,'t clothing 6-86)(; Octt Oyn, eouch-hld.. e· bed. 8M M c~m••· projector and terM~'\. SingerStwingMachin• cabinet. two 14 lnd1 ttudded anow tlr•. rabbit co•. De- comber 1 ond 2. 9,0().2,00. Clifton. W. Va .. 1 mle below bridge. YM'd Sale, Frtdey ev.,lng. Sat· urday and Sundl'f. Indoor. Building between Post Office and Laundramat, Racine. 814- 8 Public Sale & Auction Rick Pe•son Auctioneer, 11- cen•ed Ohio ltld W.t VIrginia. Estate, entlqu•, f•m. liqulde- lk>n oaleo. 304- n3-57B5. fled Medical Workers. Electrlci .,., Food ServIce Work.-.. Electronlct Technician•, Inti.~• trial Maintenance Workert, Nursing A~tistants and Order· lie~. Mechinittt. OfficeWorkllrl and Weld. .. RegiA• now for cl .... beginning Jonuory 3rd. Clll TrJ.CountyVocationeiAdutt Cent • 11 753-31111 14. A Vllrlety d funding source~ toPI'f for tr~lning •e available for those ellglbl& •t. BE IN DEMAND. Food Service wort.'s make up one of the I•QeM end f•t..-t growing OCGJpetionel grouptln the I~~bot force. Enroll now for wlnt• ~rt• In the Adutt Food Management..-'d c.t•lng Prf> gram at Tho Aduh Educlltlon Center·Tri·Cou ntv Vo Clfional School. We h.,e a verl•y of funding tourcN avellltblll! for those who qualify . can 753- 3611 ext. 14. 0 E V E L 0 P M E N T' COORDINATOR-B . S. prof.-r ... SlgnlfiC~ttl experience in t .... of Plftonel end corpor.te -.,...-------Wep-vc•hforletemodetdeM uted Cll't. oollcllllk>n. mtjor .J.II• Md direct mall II r.:JUir , Oemontlrltedtucc•tendleederthlpin Jim Mh1h ChiY.•Didllnc. 811 Gene Johnson the, tehlwement of tJnd-relting 114-441-3872 end newer uMd c. .. Smkh ! LISA M. KOCH, M.S. RACINE, OHIO Garage Sale-637 Hilda Dr. Fri. & Sat. 9-4. Clothing-womonschildrens to sl:r:e 14, infent1. TOP CASH peld for '83 modet 1:00 P.M. RACINE. 9 to 5 . 949·2872. GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY 8 Famlty Gerage Sale It CenteneryTwonhouse. Friday, Dec. 2 . Middleport •12 Years Experience Addona and remodeling Roofing and gt.~ttln work Concrete work Plumbing and electrical w"'k V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-621 s CUPBOARDS BEDS PIE SAFES PRIMITIVES TABLES ·· -····aan ip.olis ·-·· ··-··· WOOD STOVES 11·14-' BB·tln REG. 12.20 II. Milk Choc. Wofers .......... Sale GLASS BOOKCASES WICKER CROCKS QUILTS WASHSTANDS DRESERS CLOCKS LAMPS CHAIRS .. Th e Gifts 'fhnt .rVl'I 'Pr ' CARPENTER SERVICE 51.95 lb. REG. 11.90 lb. llo~k Milk Choc .............. Salt REG. 12.15 lb. RIVERINE ANTIQUES YOUNG'S Spedal Fri. and Sat. Only r homo. Call 614-992· 7259. Santa Domino Powdered Sugar ..... 2 lbs. S140 Sale Price Female Pom.ll'li.-. to ·good SYRACUSE, OHIO FRIDAY 9-6 Regular $199.95 Limited Supply! M.le Auatrallan Shepherd. 1 ye• old. Call 614-949-2844 or 114-949·2863. & Vicinity OPEN HOUSE Get Your Chri.stmas Recliner Today. Super Buy On A Super Chair! To r/NellW.., good rabbit dog to country home. 1Y, yra. old. Call 614-446· 0422. Shop Where Most Foreign and Regular $349.95 tin H..llflv, hoppy. frisky pert Bee· gle puppiea lo good home. Call 814-367· 7160. 6 .moll breed pU;ppiM to give awov. Coiii14-38&-9B88. "Must Be A11poirab"" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 Coli 614·388-9665. VALLEY LUMBER &SUPPLY Middleport, Ohio 992-11611 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Giveaway Fr..,Ciothing. household. 3 F•mlllelt ere clNnino out. Come -Tekewhat rou need. 29th-5th. Jacobsen Box 328. Chllllcottw, Ohio 46601. Profa111aM1 long ha~l drlvlftSam TMkaiiPf Trucking II now In • ta.rry7 Guerentaed program Briggs & Stratton , Tecumseh CA NA-High•t HI_.., In Ohjo. AI bllnefitt. FIJI time p0.111on with CA NA orient .:I An•t'-1ologv _group. Send re.ume to: NEED A MASTERCARD-VIllA the lew. Ravmond Smtth end Ron·Songer. 4 Weed Eater Help Wanted " No ,.,ntlng or treap~ning on our f•m.. you wftl be PfOMCUied tr;' VAUGHN'S AUTO & DIESEL SERVICE 1-13-lfc Domestic Vehicles Tremendous Val~iel •• Authorited Ser¥ice & Paris 11 UP TO 016 HOUR PROCESS· lNG MAIL WEEKLY CHECK GUARANTEED , FREE DE · TAILS, WRITE' SO, 1067 W. "'iladelphia, Suite239-GO. Ontario; Calif 91782. son,WV. REPAIR -FREE Ali No hunting or lrwpetting. dav or night on theJ . A. Smh:hFarm. Vlol•ors will be prosecuted. U-Heul' t For f'ent. Siders Equipment Co. U.S. Rt. 35 . Hendor• EXCAVATING We Service No ,.,ntingort.-..pesting_day or night on I he Ch•I•VottFarms. Vlol.. ort will be protiiClJ1ed. reg•dl ... of hktory for manual and appllcerion caU ut. 1-315733-11063 O><l. M293&-A. p For any of lhlliesorvicesoolll· E1npluvmenl Serv1ces e14-1192-3B91 . CALL 992-2136 BETWEEN 9 & 3 ''""Milk Chat. Wafers.......... Sale REG. 12.20 lb. White Choc. Wafers ...... Sale ( Ph. ~1•-!.:~~~·:~~~ Serv6cet. lnd HEAP vouchon. We con gl<o you protnpt denv•l• E.::eltior Salt Works. Inc. Pomeroy. Ohio. 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio Block-Dark Choc ............. Salt 51.74 lb. Open 9 a.m. To 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 2nd For Your Sho in Convenience SUPI!liES Hum.., APPROX. 200 ACRES LOCATED BETWEEN RUTLAND & LANGSVI!;LE ON ST. RT. 124 $199 95 . PRICED TO GOI Llmlled Time Only wllh MODERN GUN 10-8-tfc WELCOME TO CHRISTMAS AT 54 Misc. Merchandise , ~199. Built NO SUNDAY REG. 12.20 lb. TODAY'S TREASURES, TOMORROW'S HEIRLOOMS.. NOW AT SPECIAL SAVII'IGSI AND •Dozer 6 Backhoe •Will .Do Hauling Dump Truck •Wracker Service •Junk Yard Business WAN! TO BUY WRECKED OR JUNK CARl OR TRUCKS lit, Ohio 415831 . We wil haul coal for emergen"' HEAP. MIIIIJII· Coull!\' Dopl. of HILLSIDE MUZZLE LOADING 1 Pay Your Phone and Cable Bills Here IUSINB! PHONE . ATTENTION DEER HUNTERS Piece Sets The quality goes in before the name goes on: Lane® CEDAR CHESTS SEVEN SOLID COLORS INCLUDING WVU All Olher 3, 5 & 7 $328 Homos PH. 949-2801 or Res. 949-2860 Real Estate General AVAR.ABLE IN OAK OR IIAPlE FINISH. SET fN. CLUDES 36" TABLE WITH A· 12" LEAF AND FOUR SIDE CHAIRS. ONLY ·•••os••••••'"' $24.95 DINING RO •Instant Record Feature. •2 Week, 4 Even! Wireless TVNCR Remote Control. •.,... one! 11111:1 h . lack and kly. 4211&117·114'1l Great Selections •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION between Rt. 7 & Bashan. 992-21 56 Save $90. On Any Swivel Rocker 'j Regular s2a9.95 ZENITH'S 3-Head Double Azimuth VHS HQ VCR • VREtSS Slow Motion •HO Circu~ry wilh Detail 6 Gun Cabinet 10 Gun OF STUFF BEAN BAQ CHAIRS FEATURING HEAllAESTSUPPORT· DOUBLE ZIP. PER; DOUBLE SEWN SEAM. (ONE INNER sEAM WnH TOP STITCH REINFORCING). ~~:±1 BILL SLACK 992-2269 Acc111nlna ..,pllcalions. E..,• rl.,oedmech.,ie. s.ndr..ume. referenc• • s.rary rtQulf• ments to: P.O . Bo"x 989.0elllp• Announce men l s 3 Announcements Munleloadlng Supplies Modern Gun Supr.lies Guns • Ammo - S UgJ 22 Ammo · 124 East of Rll11and Acron Happy Hollow Rd. PER lOAD DELIVERED Help Wanted 11 Hor1a. C.ll 814-441-9829. pd. OAK, LOCUST. CHERRY $3 s ornamentt, 1981 Rock ing HUNTER SECURITY 11 -7 1 mo. FIREWOOD Hallmark Tree Ornam.rt•Anv d.ttd 19n 01 19 80. tny fro•tv •Residential •Commercial 10 Years Experience 614-992 -3643 ·r-W-e-::H_on_o_r-MC-::/-Di_"_'v_i•_• SWIVEL ROCKERS ZENITH 27" Diagonal SYSTEM 3 Remote Control Color TV•SE2769W •Computer Space Command SC3375 Remote Conllol. •Chromacolor Contras1 Picture Tube. •Sleep Timer, Flashbacll. •On-Screen Display. •Contemporary styling wilh simulated Easlem Walnut flnish. ~- $199 $279 Stools Ltesa M. Murphey frH·Lance Writer Speeches, Computer Grophiu, Public Relations, Adwertising ~ Phone: · -~ or lean PLUMBING & HEATING 168 North SKand Middleport, Ohio 45760 ZENTTH 19'' DIIIJonol ClJSTOMSERJES ONLY Choko BISSELL SIDING· CO. AHANDFUL,. OF CASH HUDNAlL Is BETTER THAN A w~~~~ t.~!~~~~!li G'HARAGE•FUL _ BEAN BAG CHAIRS & FOOTSTOOLS Solid Foam o 6:30P.M. Pomeroy, Ohio 2 miles from Rt. 7 on Cour1ty Road 26 Produ1ts "-- ..... Choose dark oak Count!)' styled gun cabinets. Mason Furniture has 1 gun style gun cases made with simulated oak veneers and brass plated hardware. Fea· turing tempered etched glass door Inserts with a classic reed and bird design. The bottom Is a drop lld With a locking latch which locks the entire gun cabinet. Protected by Ashley's Mega-Tuff finish. 3597 S Flatwoods Rd. 8 .7 Financing on Yardman! Service on All • ChromacQior Co ntra st PicJure Tube for exceptional contrast and color fidelity. • Re liant Chassis wit h 100% Modular design. • Electronic Tuning. CABINETS EVERY SAT. NIGHT HARLEY HANING RESIDENCE Service (~nler for Ryan Color TV • El504P GUN Basham Building Locotod Haltwav ' 1-_· ONLY FIRE DEPT. D10ler for YARDMAft & ECHO ZENITH Z5" Diagonal CUSTOMSERIES EVERY SUITE IN STOCK REDUCED FROM $100.00 TO $800.00 OFF OUR ALREADY LOW PRICE FOR THIS SALE. PRICES WILL NEVER BE LOWER. DECORATE YOUR HOMETODAYWITH ANEW LIVING ROOM SUITE FOR CHRISTMAS TREES RACINE PH. 949-2969 Recorders Save Up To 50°/o -On Selected Suites FOR SALE GUN SHOOT EAGLE RIDGE SMALL ENGINE .. ,.. • Zenith CustoDJ Series Color TV • Zenith Smart Deck Video ALARM · SYSTEMS Sp~l•lltt 1-28-'88-tfn CURIO CABINETS Priced From P1111nlfllan ll-l-'88-l . mo. Stop In And Register To Win One Of Five $100 Gift Certificates That May Be Used Toward Purchases At Our Store . · . Gifts of Quality The Whole Family Will Wanted To Buy 814-44&-0924. BOGGS J&L INSULATION JUST OPENED WHITE IRON DAY BED WITH LINK SPRINGS 9 Good u1ed lcitehtn cabin. .. Call Kick-Off The Christmas Season. We Have Reduced Our Entire Stock Of · Merchandise To Super Low Prices. Never Again Will Prices Be This Low This Time OF Year, Come ~n And Save Lots Of Dollars ., During THE GRATE CHRISTMAS KICK-OFF SALE. • The Daily Sentinei-Page- 11 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Busines·s Services IT'S OUR S~H ANNUAL GRATE CHRISTMAS KICK-OFF AT MASON FURNITURE CO. To Help You, Our Customer, And All Of Us At Mason Furniture I --- 988 · December 1 Buklc·PontiK, 1111 Eeaern Ave. , OelllpoNs. Clll 114-4462282. Complce hou.-olctt of tJrntture & antique~. Alto wood. co .. hNt.,.._ Sw.ln't Furniture & AUCIIon. Third & Olivo, 114-44&-31&9. Junk C.rt with Ot without moton. Call Lany Uvllly-1143811-9303. F•ntture .,d..,..,._ by the . ploco or .., .. hou...,old. Folr prl- belngpold. Colll14-4<15· 3151. goals. Donor wltt.retlon. WOrk wtth Bo•d end volJntWt. extensive record keeping:_ Md re1. . ch It r~uhd. Fultlme poaillon b•ed in A thin .. Ohio, requir•toveotinctWMkendtch• ~I• and trwel ttwoughout eight touthNrt~rn Ohk) count!•. Low 20"s. hndreaui'IWend ltllt• of Int.,.. to Kay Atldn .. E,.cutt.teDirector. P181nldPir· enthood otSoutheMt:Oh&o, 398 Rlclll.,d A"""'o. Alhon~ Ohio 4ne1 . 10 iecl• Meded far telephone work. Must reid weA; 2 thlfts Real btate 1'o:J::=-::=;==:;-31 H omos f or Sa1e Very ettrectNe brldl4 hedroOO\• 2 bllt\ tanly room wllh fir•.. place. form .. dining. lwge ....,lng room. 30ft. cultom oak khchen c1bin •s. oak wooctwork. llnh:h balematt, 2 c.- g•age. lwei l111dtC1Ped lot. 4 ml• from Holur Hospltllll oH At. 3&. Pt:uurbrook Subdivision. C.ll 614-445-418B. 4 BR .. full bMernent & g.~ ... carpeted (eome n.,.,) , City •~oil. Utllhi• low. Wood-· ful~ b.Jrner. Neturel g• furneca. Priced to sell. C.l e14-44&. 0276 alter 8 PM, -ondo anytime. 3 8R . hou1e. deluxe, AC, • . pool-Sale orTrllde. 4 BA . house; good location. C.N 304-8715-' 5104. : By Ow-n•- 3 itory A-Frame home. 10 vrs. old. LOCMIId on Rodn.,-Core Rd., 3 mil• Pllt Quail Creek trttil• PlriL Pllllu- r•qu• setting. 3 8A ., l•ekltctlen w / bultt· ln cabin«s. ctr· ptted throughout wtth 1•-: dow nctain blttwoom and utllty l.,ndry room. ot,_ fettuNI• in~de flraplce dn6ng ••~ncr aecond ftoor b•h W/lhow• 1.o1 1o l.,doeopoct w•h , • .., ..... frutttntea .. ::,si 3 car o..-11• with work • - ' Glrege door optnn. ttorecM INII.tng & Sot. cloh 1o ........ wlh the 42 acr-. Ttte ow,. wflhel to ..n It a r-onlble prloe. C.l514-44e.ll11. • "'oo .,.2:3o pm; 3 IR .. 1•11" LR, Ulllly roo"' ' 4:0(). "'00 prn. Good hourtv r.,ga dlopoool. flln11""'1on lo' w~~gc pllld wnld¥'; eppJv aft• buy. Good loa.ion. 1131utJ.~ 10:00 om Thurodoy. O.e. 1 01 ..1 11.. ctoy. o20o ........ • 104\\ lupooolro) Moln Sl., . t275 a mo. No p... c.ll~ 814-448-2571 ' 1'1>"*01'· ..a~~obl" �• Pomao Hem• fOI' Sale 31 · LAFF·A·DAY 51 oy \.Middleport. Ohio Household Goods w....... 0000 USED APPUA~CES dry... r........ Of'l, rangll . Skagg1 APPii•cn. UpJ* AN• Rd. beelde Stone c - - o l. e14-...,731B. ~URN"URE LAYNE'S •ohDoll. Modern ldU~tan w•h l•ge ...,.,g room w•h ftr . . .c& dining room. 1V. b..... Ool he•. attached u•eoe w•h IIICIIrk: door ..-n•· L~ •ppll~n-. 0291 ondupto e315.1obr1110. Manr.... orbox lfWJnlll ful Dt' twin tM. firm *71. and ,..,IIi'C*W,.. - •· 188. Queen • • • 2&0 • up, Klngt350. 4•aw•chett 119. Own CltMn• I . 8 & 10 .,n. -moblo IMrltiOII• Col 114•4&-0713 or 4411-2421 oft• I PM. Bab¥ mfttr..... 131 6 841. 8od from• no, uo • King lreme eeo. GODd •Mectkm of . 'z ttomeln country w•h lind. 11 ml• froriYI 'Athtwls. mil• from Porn•or· 114-992-5848. be«oom euit•. metal cabin ttL ha.dbo•• 13(1 ll'l,d up to till ~..s.n"'.;~•.;.u::r::=·.;::!' ;:;~·~::·cr.1"'::t "Seventy-five . dollars for d • es1gner com plasters?! I think YOU're OVerdoing this 'dreSS fOr SUCCeSS' thing!" . dll•v•IG•II'tdbelem.m:. g• 112-IB47elt•3oronytlmeon oMek•u:tl. Wll ttl on land contrect col1 304-418-1158. Mobile Hcmee for Sale for Rent A1t1 dl1tyla 3 lA. In 1own ..... IJJw utlfty colt. t210 a mo. c.n 19.18- Moon 12xli0. 2 811 . t1q00. Cotll14-. . . 0310. g•. recondition 1111 B - 2 BR .. ol ttw_~F out Extre nice. ti59GO. Calll14-..ll-0175. 19'10- Moon 12xtl5 trol•· Co11814-2111-133hft• I PM . sA. Vlndole 2 moble home. •12 • .,...,. C1 .. Kingwood- bu-. 2 decko. t51i00. CloH 81t2611-1608. 814-..11-0031. Houll wtth bMh. Ne• Racin• Nice v•d. , • ._ opoco. Ceft 114-912-1811. Pomeroy-2 BR . rema;deled .,111ment oft Spring Aw\ Sec. df~~P. • ref. Cell lfl• I PM, 814-112-e888. llo "-h. Cto... No poto. Aduko. Ref. 11o doD. Off ot- porklntt 1 ••· CoO 814-..,...1519. 3 becto..,.. U25. I * month oluo dopoolt. Coli 814-992~724 or 814-992· 11 19. Hou"' 2 bectooml. kitchen Kanarge-· uP~tMr~. 2 bedroom. stove, Mly cwpotod. Nice .,d · -Cel 81 "'..,.. 220 5. d .... no lnolde pMI. Dopool SHADY LAWN APTS· 729 So· requ.,.«<. 814-112-3090. Mo...,n fur'*t.d brldl...._·ooon ,....., unlmprovedroedw• alowmost of rn In Mch .. ge fOr fMdJng mnd Aw.• furnished etffcleno. ltartlng 11 t171e mD. indudlng wet• & g•beg• SinalaaclJII• onfv. Call 114-UI-4807 or 4•8-2102. _.:._:.:..:..::__ _ _ __ Unt.~rnillwd 1~ Floorwood. 12xM. bottle ... ., d hot w.~:• . t3000. 42 814-M3-5310 or e14- c 84 5*>1 lftYIIme. DIOII\'· 2 BA a•age • .,.. ment. In town. Clrpeled. Adult1 ontv. No P•l. c.u 814-448- Mobile Hames for Rant 4881 . 3 rootnl & Ask for ..._ 12xe8. - d 00'> dh n. Mutt! ... to ll)pred•a 814-992·3811 oft• 1:00 p.m. ~ 2 :-oom In E..tka 28A . Adull•antr. No • •· •200• mo. Dep. ....,rid. Colle14-2411-8883. Mobh Hom• tor rent Klr'l ato- ••· In Conetruction 12x110. t1IOO. ~8711-2722. w - -ccmo. Coli e14UII-01108. 81yv'-" mo~e hom., 2 811.. "'"" lurnlo- , _ c.Pet. AC. 11 utllttl• peld 1 u- 1~10 with 7x21 P~. 304-87&-e1U •.-ndo. 11"18' 14>70. 3 room. t7, 100. 00. 304-87511:7.hnd 1711-1783. • .81'!!0dmond. 2 bedroomo, exc -.A. Gtlllpollt locetion , - · phone ta..liDO. 00 • belt 3Q4-'t711-3719. Hw_.tud Pl ..lty, mobile """"'4101L 01C, f13,1i00.00. Mlilr Clontlrbury, 304-87115140. 40o12. d -. *3,1100.00. 3041711-232):" ., ..... 7793. 2 lectoom moble home. City. l)1furnltha(l. Adulls ,only. Private p•ldng. t210 mo. Depo11t requ~ed. Call 814-446-3791 •fl• e PM · 2 IR . furnlehld moble horne In :;:'.-=·M!II: ·81 ~:-~ AtiWon. bo.,t"'l '"''~" bulclng • lots. moble hOmet permitted, pubflc wit~. alto rW• lots. lawOn, Jr. 304-1711- ar• 233f. Building lot , 144~~~:105. ti.OOO. 00. ICrOII from leele Orede Scllool Oelllpollo F....,, W.Vo. 304-e7&-M29. 35 no- Apartment for r11nt t22B 1 month. Deposit requlnld. 814992-11724. Aft• tpm or 992· 1119. New., evollobla Utllkieo polcl t221. P• month.depollt f'a:IUired. C. II 814-992-5724 .... 8 :00 .. 912-8111. OneMonthFreeAent d,:~':_ ~!.':,!:' !>'o~~ cemblr oniJ. VIII liP MMor andRNenldeApM'tmentlin Mldcloport. From t182. 11 4- 992· 7717. EO H. £lid. ,....,enca Phone 30•111 · 218" utllti• ~ • v. 2 bet*oom tral• on nlae lot pins;l banka .nd 1chooll. For more ~forrnMion call 304-882- a>•hlro. Olllo. 1·304-773- 3718. E.O.H. 1828. 1A~t703be~oommobnehome. OolllpolloFony, 304-e75-4088. treH•. roquRI. 304-1711-1921. 304-1211-2337. 3 bedroommobllehomeyou P'V utilltl... depo1lt, 304-1752531. 1989 Ootrolt• mobile home, *110.00 month utMitl• paid. Renlals d - 304-1711-2321 44 Hcmee for Rant Nloolv flornlohod omol hou,.. ontv. All. roquhd. No ,..•. Cell814-4>48-03311. Aduko 3 BR., AC. c•ptt. pool. o•eoa 2 llrtpl-. fon co. Goad' locaticm Cell A-1 R011l E1111e Brok•. 304-1711-1104. Pl.-.t• Sub.-4 BR ,, full b•• m.-.t. c•pet. g• r1nge. ctty •choola. Adull1 on ... · Of'll child. l'lo P•L D... llo llof, --~8325 pw mo. Cal 814-44& ·0275 oil• B PM, _ . , . onytlmct. Hou•7 roon, untmWMd. f225. 29 Noll A 101., Gollp... Col14411-4>418 elt• 7 PM. l!iCourt:2...,1ng•-. 38R .• 1'h bMhonORnlda 1 BR . aMthon "'"-· Both kkcl!- lumlot.d. ldeol lor fomlly wkh gr•<»• ent.OYOrlooko . .kllort.•. lNIIk to IChooll. Downtown. 1371• mo. ~~ utlftl•. Dlp011f • rlf•tnCII. Cll 11~44& . . 28. Ftrm Hou••4 lA .. cky wet•. 1111• CedmuL 0100 dopook. f1110,. mo. c.w 1-814-87114014eltw8PM. .. 3 bedroom apt, J1rty1 Run Road. 30457&2101 2 bectoom epl, Polm Pl. .llll: IIIHmede 1.ction. 114· 4418221 . --------- Apartment for Rent 2 IR . epta. I cto.• ldtch.,.. eppl. furnilhld. WMher-Oryer hook-~. nM plulh c.pet. tie. paAnt. Moe good 1oc:8tlon. Reg~nQ'f'. Inc:. Apta. Call 304- 8711-8104. or e75-8318 or 1711-7131. New completely furn llfted -.un~ • mobile home In city, Adu~o on!v. Porklng. Coli . . wo¥. 304-1711-3100 or 175-1509. _ :__ _ _ _ _ __ 2 beltOOIT\ 2208JeffM"IonA..e, 1hown by •p_olntment. 304- 875-8357. 45 Furnished Rooms F"nil'hed room-919 Seoond Ave.,' ·GIRipoUI. 175 1 mo. Ufllltl• .-ld. Stnglem.. a Sh•e both. Ceh 44&-.-11eft•7PM . Aoona tor Nnt· week or month. St.-tlng at • 120 • mo. o.en. 21 Gillie St. 1300 • mo. *200 dtpod. Col 114-44&-2205. rMt. 1250 plu1 dtpotl. Vlrglnio L. Smkh Aell Eft_ 114-3118-11126. 3 IR , lo""ed ·Rt. 141 In Conunorv. f300/ mo. Celle144411-IHI. 2 IWoonw, 2 b•tw. ntw tutti In Wtch1n. rMmming pooL nl011 ,..d. c-. cttv. 0111o. ee1 814-2811-1431 . IIi roomhou.. ln city. tZllemo. Allo I roOm hou .. in BlcM... f111•mo.CIII814-..._0124. Compl•llv flornlollod. ono boclroom oottege. ~lt1. .... loll. Trtodo. Cell Borgoln1 ,"'.,.,<~,....,.,.51_"'-=44 _ .._8_44_4_·- -:-::VIRA'o FU RNITUAE AND APPUANCES Qpen Dolly Mon.-Sot .. 9 AM ·B by CHRISTMAS SPECIALS · Bentwood rockeu, t48 .95. , He.,y m.,ty rultlc bunk bede, *221-compl.e:& 4 pa. be«'oom •utt• wtth triple ., ..... 033f. 7479 . BEAIJnFU L APARTMENTS AT IUDOET PRICES AT JACK· SON EITATEI , 838 Jockoon Spltcloau motile home lots for Femltr Pride Mobile Home POri<. Oollipalo Forry, W. Vo. Akelrom •183 1 mo. Walk to thop lftd """''-· 11~446- 2818. E.O .H. T•e Townhou• IPartment• 2 Bfh.. 1Yz bll,_, CA.. dll· hW••Mr. dlii)(IIM. prtv.t• ..,... ctooed p•lo. pool plonround. Wilt•• .wer. a trath Included. 91:.-ting l't t 289 p.- mo. Call 30 4-8711-3073. For Lease Merch~IHIISP. Fumlollod tpt . Ne• HMC. 1 811 . t238. UtM~Ieo peld. Col 4-4114418 oftor 7 PM. A pertrn.rt1 '"d hou.... Cell 51 Houaahold Goods No pill:., t1eh-. W.O•unlohoddtl>. Coli e1..... 2641 2 8R .. flol booeniont, II>PII.,• c-. o.pll. 114 1Nrd No A~. pob. 1111. • doD. Ono dlllcl Col 114-. . . 1111 3 Ill . dcUIIIo. fell. ooncl Aof'OH from 0111111 Ac~. t:IIO . . Col ., ....... oo• • ......... oft• s PM. A .......... far the Eldorlv. a. 1 Manor ApartnMntt. I& IS Belli Merton Rood. Qoolredfor the Sonlor Ckken 182 oldorl .,dH.,clcoppedp . .-Equll houolng -uNty. Appllcotlono- boplckedupotllprlng VeH., PI••· IZI Jadtaon Pill• orcolll14-4411-4>131 . Mott.n 1 SR. downtoWn, compi•• kkcllon. -pot. Depoelt. no p - COol 114-..._ *· 0131ovonlnUL eft• 8. 821\<l loc:. hool. ccnd., 2 BR .. equipped Uchen, olr. A,..llllo - · ,.,_ t226 twO ...... Col e14-44&-01103 or 4-4&-2111. Nl.,.2 811 . tpt. 4\<1 . . . floqm OoMip .... St-. IOfrla · - • lw . .llod. U21o mo. No poto. Cllll1 .....10. S WAIN •2 AUC110 N • FUR ·-uRE ~· v Oolllpallo. Olve NEW· St I ..pc. wood group- 1399. I.Nintroomeuit. . 1199-elt9. Bunk- wkh bodclntt t249. Full sb:e m . ., . . • foundl11on et•rtlng· 199 . Reellnara ltertlng- tl9. USED- . .ell. dr....., Mct-oom eult•. O..lcl, wringer Wllher, • compt81:aline of ueedlfurntture. w-orn - •35. t18 llo up. !Stoll llo eotttool. Cell 114-4>4&-311e. NEW· Wor-• County Ar:ll•oe, Inc. Good ueed eppl .,011 and TV •••· Op• lAM to IPM . Mon ttwu Sot. 114-44&-1en. 827 3rcl Avo. Oolllpollo. OH. Vllll-v Fl6ntture NIW lnd u11d furniture ., d Inca... •• Yl•l•. 7172. --··· Adult• ontv. no - · d11>. --~-. Clll e1 .. 4411-4222 2 8R. ho-in CCUntry·Vint ... . , . ltowt. Nfrio.. wnw. a tr•h -.rnlollod. .,.• • mo. · Modorn 1 8R . 11> ... . -. Col Oop. Col 114-38&-1815. e14-44&-0310. u..ct fur ...... cwnrlll • concf- ,,., tton•. wesher • dry•. • • and ch..,., IIIU• rNnY othlr ttem1. See at 434 J•Dklon. Ma. Oalllpolill on Saturdey. Dec.mbtr 3 t.tweM 1 :00AM and 4:00PM. bu nclo.h•d Contlllnlng opp<ox. 1<1 Mlxod ..-o1o11o. en 1 per rl-~'lfFI·if/~ 1-lrr NEA. Inc Blll.ltlful genuine mink llole. A 01oll II f400. Coli 814-912- 2949. L..dl• Algn• INI:tw DOlt F _. lengtl\ ••• 10. Col 304- 882· 3312. . f 90 lnch1ofa. EXCIIII.rtoondllfon flO. Alechln KMotene hal• 22.500 BTU. N..•ueed. t121. Moving Solo. Swing o•. ..... rlum, d01k. lie. Call 814-992· Pets 71 for Sale ton end ...... m•c:h•ulte et dftoounc priCM. 4 ft s... o. t 29. 91. Bl"fd• & 1984 Chwy Ch•elte. Automlltlc. AM redia, almod niW' oft• 8 PM, 814-. . .4043. tir•. 80,000 mil•· A•• c-c- EJCcel. breeding qUIIIty. Cel lwko. okl- • 2 !emil• Wght btu it. white. r8d • bi8Ck. black. f71. Coli 114-4411-0814. '4 mol•. puppl-. UKC Roglt1- Blue Tick pupo. eltcl l1f 0 rend Nile Ch. Hamm« IIIII. 10 - . olcl Aolldy far o_. ChriltrTIII. Smlt h. ray 814-992-1514. Pom• Coli eft• e:Oo p.m. 81<1-14-1· 30U • DENIM. CAR HART, Rental clothing. Smtl Army Equipment AcIOriOI. SAM SOMERIIILLE'S. ~~~2~~~:5~ 1N!!': ~':_.A Nov, Dec. u..ullled eov..... military camflauge penh ook •oddng ell- e&.99. " - All Chrtltrnet t r - 112.00. befare oold ........ '"d tag your tr•. Ntw ..1 K gold cklcb. 17. 49 •••· Mr. a Mra. Cl••· 114.95 • ••· Iran Stone churn. t14.81. Child'• baltl, 17.99. Remote & radio contJoled c.. • trudcl, chin• dcllt, f14 .96. 12x18 Alllglouo. d .... &. IICene platuree, 17.99. Ltryewey now for Chrllt~ Open 9·5o~ the 24th. At. 141 in Centen-v· ,AI mHe on UnCDin · Good ·u•ed floor model .,d portlllle ·color tv' I for ..,.. Cal 814-4-411-11.9. CIUM ..... Chriltlftll Tr• Farm. one mite Malon on H•aklg Rodl Aold, 304-77~S37f or 304- 882-2881. For Ale Chrlltme1 Tr ..., 1111 now, Eek•d Chap• RaMi, 1 ml• north Point ''•. . .tonRl 2. Whlte•dScotct. 115.00•d Spruce •28 . 00 . 304-876· 5173. c.• ..One t..,d diamond lolttalre t 7&0. 00 value wll 1el Queen eize Ethan AHen Eertv Am•icln bed frame w / m•chlng end tabl•. C•ll 11 ... 21&- 1978 F.... .,, 42 It ftot bod trail• with •Ide kit, Ill ding ul•. e.ooo. 304-773-15011 or 30417&-B&e2. 3 pc. '"tique beti'aom 1ulta. refrlg•ltor and 2311 Lincoln Aw. Point Pl. .n . a•" bottlag• dr•••·,..ga. While French Provlndal bedroom autte. Double bed .,d ct•* with mirror. •1&. Cal Porteble llgh1ed w•h lett. . ..Natu,.. f210. Coli 614-.-&-7211 . 814-9811-3510. 30 indl •ecltdo electric renge. Good Colndilktn. •110. Call 114-992·1e94. brown twlv81 b• 1100.. from Se•s. tll50. lhCh. Cel 814-992· 7803. .. Couch ..d chair like n.v. new outside electric box for mobile horne, 2218 Jeffenon A\8. , Hour~l-1. J 11o 8 RJANITURE 1411 &11- Avo. 4 d r - olleot. e48. I dr-• ... .., ........ pc. - clnftlllel.., 11e1.t1. ' 19S5Dodoo8hllbr. 2dr .. turbo charge, .i.C, AM ·FM · CIIe ., ltMcWd trene. •8. 000 ma... 04415. Ctii814-4411-HI7. t32t.oo. non-liahl_. f191.99. •pir• delivery. Oflor Ooc. 9. WYa HI00-842-2434, Ohio 1·1100-133-3453 enytimo. nally n .ooo.oo. ho~ prlc:o e1.000.00. 304-8711-3831 or 6711-8416. 55 Building Suppliea 2844. BuRling Moterioll Block, brick. MWer p6pw. windows, Int .... etc. Cl._.dl \\'In- · . .L Rio or.. de. o . c.a. 814- AK Cregllt•.:t C oek• sr,aniell, W.thighlandWhJteT•r •· Sib"'''" Hu1kify1, 304-871-2193. 57 4:00.1:00p.m. Buy or Sell. Rtvde Antiqu ... 1124 E. M•ln Street, Pom•oy. Hou11: M.T.W 10e.m. to lp.m., Sundly 1 to 8p. m. 114-982- 2828. • Chltlnel Ruatlc 1nd Beveled,lap Shtlng • Dedi; Ml't•l• Guar.,teed Ouellty CETIDE, INC.. Athent-e14194-3878 .J Antique ch..-ry love ..... 1Cell 814-949-3012. 56 Pets for Sale Merchandise Wheelchaln- new or u1.t. 3 wheeled electric IC001. .. ca• Rovers Mobllty collect. 1-814- 870.1181 . 81 ....8-7370. c.n eSAYEI Buy mill order. Vieliot/ CO a. mag•ln•. MTWTF Bam to 4pm C•ll 1· 014-448.. Dlemond/ Ruby 14K ring . Vllu•t200. Mking *15 or ben. Groom and Supp.., Shop-Pet Groomln g. All breed1 ... All ...,... lam• Pet Food Dol•. Julio Webb""· 814-.-&-0231 . Or-.onwynd Cenery Kennel. CFA P••lan •d Slam•• kh:tenl. AKC Chow pup. . . New Hlmalay.n kinent. Call 1144411-3144 oft• 7 PM. AKC Co.ek8f Spenlll pup~, m•l•· •1&0, fem•ln - *200. Toking dot>oeft far Chril1-. Cell 814· 31&-8890. pu.-. Regiltwed Rat t.,.ier Mel• a feme!... Aeect{ Dee. 18th. 1715 ... o-,o.ltwll hold. Si!OIIn•ure 17 cu. ft. ,...lg. & Coll81<1-4411-1384 alec. r•nr•noc.do. Good cond. I 1 5 tor both. Cell w..t 814-448-7928 ...... go. lndlvld.lll ~~ l•tonl, beginn. ., guitarilt. Bruic•dll Mutlc. 114-44&0887. Jeff Wem•ler 1111truct•. 1114••t-8077. Limited opening~. •riou• TrombDn& vr..t cond. grut for beginn••· 304-529-IOeo or 304-e75-3314. I pc Ludwig drul'nl wllh rtm· bola, heevy duty stand, •eoo.oo. Phone Heat• 304- 882-204-1. Nlntendo t•P*-•"o Nlntendo Robot. S.V•II lltl•. boxe• & bookl. . included. Cell 114387·7852 or ,..,. m. . ege. I pc. lr. .,Ita. .4110. Old kilchlfl ca.,.net. 1200. Otd FIWIIclin eewing m.china. t110. Older ctr. . .. t125. Cal 8144411-0124. 0124. AKC Mlnleture Sehneurer puJ)py. F.male. 8 wk1. old. good. Coli 814-3111-HU. ~:::::::::::::::::;;::;;::;;::.1~========~ e18U. 1181 Chevy Plclcup INdc, V·l,outo.PS,PB. e1915. Coli 814-2811-1522. & ' Accassoriea Srnal blodl: Ch.,-, haadll. 202'• ~ .. POOR 80YS nRES ' 194'~ Cell814-992· ~174. ov• 4 ,000UIIdtlrM. Moving to 1':< 61 149-2888ctavo; 814-247· 4161 81 Harne Improvement• condition. Under Trena.,..tlbte F011d Warranty . fl300. 814742·31U 1971 Plymouth Vol••· Slent 6 engine. euto. Nnl good. Good gu mileege. 1350. Cell 814- for Ch01ry. Radone. Col 814- f700 . Coll814- 742· Nght1 . ~· ~ Aoger•8•••ment y P 1· 814-237·0418. dill' or night. Wet M"prooflng NPelr, p.t1, Md euppli-. Pick up end dlllwWf, Oavte Vacuum Cle•n .... one half mlhi- up Geor~ CrMk Rd. C.. 814- C•rp-• WorJt.by hour or job. Plnellng. painting. drv"MII. r• modeUng. Cell fred Co11, 81+ 44&-7943. • , ( ' ;. -=30! ()) ., A DI1I8Nnt WOIIcl 1:00. (J) 1111 c-. !)) Colaga FDOiball WILL v.,o.QJ Bt. TAKEN S£ROJSLY A'S ~ M£M&J<S Cf ,, Oldlmobla. 614-446-3872 or 304-773-5134. 1988 Oldl Cud•• Cl•a. one owner. low- mlleege. pc c:ond. Fetty TrM 'Ttlmrrirtg. 81ump rwmovel. Call 30~171-1331 . scx:u:.TY ? murder.!;! iiJ ....., King Uvel 0 'TTIIndar Ngllt Flgltta •Jo. mw. U ,30Q.OO. Phone 304678-8991 or 6711-7328. 1183 BliCk Pontiac Bonnev•e Brougham. 305 •uto trllfllmil•lon, 4 door, all power, 80, 000 ectuel mil•. •4.600.00. 304- 937· 2025. 1977Ch... y statlonMQOn. runs good. 304-773-5826. 1873 YW SUp• Bootl& 30489&-3083. OWn• wll flnence. Cell 114- '84 Cfl~Vette, 4 Chlmn~rt Sweep. spedll AND I..AUGHS . THE 60LlNDOFF. 11 ;• / :.v:=;::- 11 • Croall .... Cltlee 10:30 (lJ 1!8111- A conHnulng chronlde of the My" ol 11111<1en1s In London'a Eatt • Q. G111M Mdlont Conc:retell'td Contrectlna int•ior '"d ••• rlor pelnt:lng. e•p.-.t.,- •d rn.anry . Ceptaln Steem•Ciean•t. get 2 ever•1• •II• roomt C8fpet ct ..n . . t 18.00 each. wtth thill ed. 304-5711-2215. 82 1974 Bc.idc .River' 72.000 mil•. 1700.00. Coli 304-B953008. o ,,' . ;· .,.. Plumbing & Heating End. (0:30) ·.. L!T'5 5!!··00 1 WANT ME A NEW COOKSTOVE OR ER··UH·· PULL A HIGH·FALOOTIN' TH' DIIDIIURN SUNDAY-GO·TO·MEETlN' DRESS WITH PURTY SIDE-BUlTON SHOES W15HIION! II I. '· .ltD Odd Couple • VldiDCouftiiJ 11:00 ()) No !eiWr RNton One-hour anlliology of slorlet of ~ mlriCUioua. Till show lollowa a flctlonal lnYostlgative reporter, bu1 the ttorle' are biMCI on 1ru1 accounts. Theea particular oplaodea are Blind Lo'l8 and ....... Soldier HOI'Iil. CARTER'S PWMBINO ANOHEATING • (J) (I) • (J) (II • Cor. Fourth .,d Pin e 83 197G Volvo, 244 , Deluu, Livelltock $1 , 200.00. Call 304-895· 300e. New 1how ..tdlewlthp... heM tt.JI, • br. .t ltrtP. Mede tFt Sliver Royal. t1100 .,..lue now f888. Ceiii14-2BII-8822. 64 Hay . & Grain _. .. 400 oqu•o boleo ~ h1111. 304-4-5&- 1818. SNAFU® by Bruce Beattie I ralloiHJrlaliUII •-----------• 71 Auto's For Sale 1912 Bortlnetto Camwo. 305 onglno, AC, PS, T, C. Alpine Formulo Flreblrcl loedocl Tolte rNOr Plll'monto. 'CeH 11 ..... 7370. 1984 Plymouth .Rellent wagon. AT, Pl. PB, AC . CC, 59,000 mil•. exc oond. e3.400.00. Oolllpolo. Ohio •4&-.-77 84 & Ref~igeration . . Bernice Bede Osol . 1978MOn11cello, 1980CutiMI. 1979 Mltllbu nation ..wgon. 1979 Pontiec Lemon~ 1871 Dodge Charger , 304-87&· R"idn ial Dr comml!ll"cial wif· ing. New 1avice or r!'Peirl'. Lica\ud eledrlc:ia~ . Ert1m11te free. Ridenour Eleetrieel, 304- 87&1785. '\bur 'Birthday . 7888. 72 ·Trucks for Sale 1984 Chwy. 'h tOn Cu.tom Oelu111 I cyl. , . .o.. n..,.. tir11· wheel•· peln1 . high mlle1. f37110. Cell e14-4>48· 3791 of- lore PM. 1981 Chwy Vz 't on CUitom O.kue V-8. 4 1pd., ext,. trim. 1lldlng window, bed liner, chroma whe .. , , low mil•. e7800. Cell 814-4411-3791 If· Olll•d Wrn.,. Service: Pools, Olt•m. Weill. Deliver; Anylima Call 614-446-7404-No Sundlrf cllil1. J & JWater Service. S~imming pooll. cl1hrn1, well1. Ph. 814- A a R W•• Service. Pool1. cistern•. well1 . lmmediat• 1.000 or 2,000galon•delhlery Coli 304>87&-e370. r. .onable r•• OOUntl. 2,000 to 1183 Dodge Chwgor, 2.2 m.. 304-5711-2119. 814-148-2237. 11BI ChwV 810 King Cob. Auto., AC. .A.M-FM reclkl, jump ....., ..,rt: wt.•. 3tonef11., P*'t· CoH 814-992·31110. . WeU•Pion' • Weter Hauling volume dla: 4. 000 CapacIty, alltfliRI, pooll, well• etc 87 . . U pholetery ..11S7 Ford A_,gor XLT, nlco llttlo truclc. V·8, 5 tpeod• ....., MOWrtrf'l Upholltlring ....,ing 1187 GMC Jlm'"l' 8 -15 4 wh. tJre1 end wheal1, AM ·FM dr.. loodod. Eeol. oond. 11.000 . ca1utta. air, verv •harp, mi. Muot o•. Col 11<1-2811- · tB.IIIO.OO. 304-n3-508B or 1201 oft or 8 PM. 304-e71-le82. Dec. 1, , . 245-9285. Ocwemmant Sliz'ld Vehld• from t100. Fordl, Merced•. , 1178 Che;vy pidc· up. PS . PB. CorvettH. ChwrL Surplua. auto tran•milsion. Verr good lluyoC'o Ouldo. 111 1011-887· condition. Price on lnepectlon. 1000. ex~ S -10189. U.781i. 1180 Ck•lon. one ow,., 2 tone ,.,, met..lc -1\ Slt•p. UZ98. Col 8142111-8822. !II T.... lnlln 1111 Dllkllllle 304-882·3551 . t• &PM. lor, red with bledt lntMior, m11t1n011 aana.,.,._ (J]) Low ColoiiCtlon ' ..' Electrical trl mumyaree23y. . .. The belt _.. llrnhu!1 ufholnering. C.lt 304· 81 5· 4' 54 f o r free ...,mat... ~hrough a rather unique chain of clrlnllrllllng thlnge may d• , lelop for you In the year ahead - • · rour wort< or c.,_ ill c~nect What · lranaplrat could glye you an Inside 1..- to • :c "'· IAGITTAIIIUI (Now. IHIIC. 21) For beet .-Itt lodl)l, don't broadcast your lnllfttlonl prematurely lo D11tert. t Be hLIIIbll regarding wflal you lllk, . . but be quick to lh. . the credit Trying : 10 patd1 up a brOken romance? Till Aalro-0111Ph M11Ciimlker can help you lo : underltanclwflattollotomake~reletlonlhlp wort<. Mall $2 to Malctomlker, · P.O. Box 91428, ~and, OH 4• 101-1 so;,........, ~428. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. II) A friend • mentum as you go along and you whole from you by conelder- should be a strong ftnlaher. able dlatance may be on your mind to- · CANCIII (June 21-JuiJ 22) Don' I be raday. Al1hough lhl8 pertan II not nearby, IUC1ant 10 take overlha managemenl or a oltuallon today - · you feel othenl your telephone Ia. Put II to uoe. AOUAIIIUI (~an• .,._b.11) There era are not proloc1lng your rnr-ta propchangeo atlrrlng at thlto tlmalha1should erly. You can do a better job. prCIYtl 10 be to your u111ma1e advanlage. LEO (Jur, :a-Aug. 22) Follow your Alterations that alfecrt your work or ca- hunehel and lnatlnc1a In your flnenc1al r.... could be especially lntaru1lng. anal1'11 ' today. Your olldll -~~ will be PIIICia (Fall. 20 Marcil 20) Your judg- -•tina tor you and II mey tuna you menl could be a bll k - than uaual Into eomethlng thai could prCIYtl today, 10 don't entertain self-doubts If profitable. you haye to make an lmponanl decl· · · Y1IIQO (Aug. 23-lepl. 21) There will be olon. Juel be ...,. to a1udy all of your al· . aomelhlng loroelul abou1 yOIM' demean· lernat~Va before deCiding .. · ~· or Jodey which wll alert otite1'11 lllat you ARIIa (Meroh 21-Aprll 11) An uao- i do no1 want to be Ioken lightly. When c111e wflo Ill privy to In~ lnlormatlon , . you llaye - h l n g 10 uy, you'll h ... ltelplulloyour- might lharelt wllh 1 an a11en11ve audience. you loday. Be aura to protect your .IJMA (8epl. 23-0et.. 21) aom.tlrneo oouroe 10 that 11 can be topped again . ·11'a necn1 ry to prtme the pump to prolater. , . duoe a - · Seed money might be ,.. TAUIIUI (April »Mer 20) In your In- ' qulred at title time to atlmulate a llug-. - n t a tocley try to uoe diplomacy i commerctal errarnioge~~o=lll~ott;.;.:.:::l and tecrt lnotead of aggr-Y8flesa. If IIICORPIO (Oat. :M Ntiw. 21) . ' you lreat othe1'11.respecllully, Lady Luck , 1aua alllancaa -anoe p a u l - for will 11111111 on your arranu-nta. aucc111 today. II your cohort . . , _ . . . . . (Mar 21-.1- 20) You mlgh1 , your objlc1Jva and .lnlera1a, thtl ,.. not be 100 lwlft gelling out of lha start- ;~ aul1t ahould be u both antlclpale. . lng blockl today, bul you'll plck~p mo- • ~~-~-we au 1 1 - -•ted Ill ..... 'lloe •vouCanllaltlt 11:05 ill MOYII: Race w1111 1111 . llftll (PO) (I :28) 11.-aCJl • TOftllltllllow ~=lnttr ..., •• d Gltme ::;:.,::~: Cll Lsla lllglll 8klnhNdl _ .... Nlaole'a mollilr. IBI . . IIrwllluaa • Amel11111 Magnlne .. . . ..• •t74Z .64 tQB CROSSWORD by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 1 Loot 5 Proof. reading 9 ' 3 Subside 4 Fetched mark 6 Summit 7 Charlatan Small 8 Unstable '), •t-1 ··· - "Qulncy,23 M.E." Eyesore ... 19 Show up habitat 25 Pyrenees republic 28 Tiny Assoc. 18 Cable ll2 24 Company Z8Splcy ' ... .....,.,._ 27ln a trice 32 - wave 38 Bivouac shelter 30 Don 38 "The Murray That flbn role Got 31 Tread the boards stream --.. ,. ... ~ Away" 40 DUly , ..... .... ~. ..... Z8Sesame , Calif. 30 Potter's tool 33 Gold (Sp.) . 34 Building ....... ..,_. ·I-OJ•"' ... . wing 35 With. (Ger.) . .... o •.• I ~ ........ 37 - . .... •. .,_ · ~ Shearer ~. 39Poem 41 Voiced ··..-. 42Type of missile 43 Uon's .. .,. ...... ·~ .- .~ pride UHide DOWN I Hold ..... Yesterday'• Aalwer 27 Rational Z9Fort - .. . In Berlin 281ndlan 24 Andy Capp's cYmbals 21 Ascot fabric '· . .... .\> 10 Inscribe 11 Big book 14 Hitchcock 12 Egg-shaped film 13 Superior 17 Chile's 15 Favorite neighbor 16 Container (abbr.) 18 Robert-, 20 Com on -~ ,.. . ....... .. 5 Prank ..... ..~ It! Z Vacillate DAILYCRYPI'OQUOOD-Hen'1bow loworlllt: 1111 - •. . ........ ..... ~ AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW .-~ One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the lefllth and formation of the words are all hlnta. Each day the code letters are dlffe'tent. CRYPTOQUOTE __ •.. , "'' .• r . . ... ' 'h ' .......,..." ''"' -• HFZPUQRYROZFDF .D Y M CQNGZ U Q EN ·G Q DF FHWYJ· JQOORNF · F 8 E WR0 QY ~ 1~ King F~ Syndicate, ~ . RY ""' ' ZQEN ~·· A.QGUWN.-ADSW PQYYQOOZ Yeete..UJ'• Cl')'Jitoqaote: TELL NO IJES AND YOU'U. BE ASKED A LOT OF QUESTIONS.- LEONARD '.- .L. LEVINSON . ' ,•• .... ,_,,. . EASt 12·1 igllh ... .. .... ... 1:1.-GOj~~CIIIM Till r .. J tAK732 +J 9 ••. • 1\LN!f,:Q a~m ·,:;;.' ,'f .K1065! enced by several factors: how many • Q a 4 s tricks declarer must take, lor examSOUTH ple, or even whetber the final contract .AK3 Is doubled. The risht play in today's .KQJI098 six-heart contract Is determined by • 6 4 the opening lead. Plan your own play .A7 after the queen of spades lead, but do Vulnerable: North-South not look at the East· West cards. Dealer: East The queen of spades lead gives de· "" clarer a small margin of safety in tbe Well "I· " ' Norlll Eut play. Sloce the contract is for only 12 Pau ,trlclta, he can afford to sacrifice 011e Pau Pus trick If doing so will increase his PISS Pau ,. Pua chances of making the slam. The key Poss Pau Pau to succeaa is to 111!1 up extra winners in the diamond suit and then be able to get to dummy to use them. South Opening lead: • Q should win the king of spades, play one . .. blah trump from his band and then proac the play wins whenever .": lead a low diamond and duck it in monda are 4-2 , althoush it sat-rllice~•a'' dummy. He can then win whatever the trick when the diamonds divide s.a... '" defenders return, play a diamood to Why was the play affected by il!( dummy's ace and ruff a third diamond openlnalead? Had West led a club<tt, blab· He COD then P.lay two more trick one, declarer could not bave II- · rounds of trump,. ellllmg in dummy· . lorded tile luxury of giving the Olll!ll:'; The remolDing high diamond .honor nents a cheap diamond trick. He 1IIOUld should pick up the lut outstandmg dl· then have bad no choice except to 1!1 " amond, and dummy's loog diamond after diamonds and hope the suit~­ becomes the slam-going trick. This ap- splitting evenly. ·.., ;•; (lJOneOnOnl '· .' illl II)'IU Phone 814-448-3888 or 614- d-1·11 ••U2 WEST .QJ 10 By Jamet Jacoby . 75 The play of any contract is inllu- · t J tov 5 a w- Paley Caatte Examine 1he 1rt - and 1he buaintll of mating 1hfl an .. Of IICIIIplorl Albert Paley and Wendall Cattle. ,,.. - s 11'11lncluded. iliJ aiD~ Lsrtdlntl Pat and Frank Wlllllml ere the ; ; ' of bladcmallera. Q ISVE?R UNDERST'AND q!<O#NU P8. 304-713-8341 or 773-15840. Ronnie Nell. mMHo 1n Amerloa: Albeit I (X)N'T TH INK IlL thru Dleember 839. 95. Clll l~d.excoond. f2,400.00flrm. '!04-67&-3831 or8711-M85. H=- 6110 THER.E AND LAUqH5AND I.AU<"!HS M'Y DAD LIKESTOWATCH TV COMMERCIAl-S WITH a<JJ TBA IDIIINew8 \ NORTH +865 drum Chances of llnl111y. Q IJl MORTY MEEKLE RON'S APPUANCE SERVICE. Ron'• (J) • Deer John . • New Col lbJ t' 89&-3102 304-8711-7121. a wild ............ Wallon are led on Marl<owhz uger1y takes druga to lnc1'11118 his Pllmp • ' • and •.vice. 304- Ak•• Tree Trimmg end Stump RemOYBI. Free _.lnwt•. Cell (!) Myalefrl Holmee end goose chloe ·starting with t' Aot.-y or cable tool drHiin g. otovee. 304-8711-2318. ~ 10:1111 ()) 700 Club • (J) 1111 L.A. Law Moat wefll compiMed •em• dl'f. houte clll 1.-vlclng OE. Hot Point. w•h••· dryer~ and IJ) • Cll DyMMy Blake r•••oll to 1/irglnli Info abou1 Kryotle'a madlcal condition. I M SORRY ..I MEAIJT A '(LE'AR' MMJD\'iE. 1• Hou11 c1U1 on RCA. Quaur, 137915. Latemodll 12150011v• Food• Ringo. Buying old-.. IM. Morril Equipment, Auti~Wtd. Ohio 114-742· 2458. • 8344. OE. Spedlling in zo.•t. Cell 304-8711-2398 .. 814-441124114. c•. tn~Cttor....,, see!<ennvle•• et Jim Mi nk Chevrolet· 1984 Rena~ It Fuego, 1.11ttre. 5 epeed. 1Un roof. elr, tilt, AM ·FM cau..e. 31 . 000 mltM, like F•mEquiD·r mnt. ZetorTractor1. H ow.,.d "OtiiVItOrl, Bled•. (NR] (2:04) ~ . w- 1:01 (I) MOYIE: NeYerlo f - ,, r 30'x40'x8'8" Cla•.. ce. 1- 2811-1822. Ill Mu tleo, IIIIa Ill NaehYIII - •. RON 'S Telw ~lon Service. 302 ongln' 304-773-1310. trodorPS 31 HP , *2795. N- 3 pt. hitch wood opllll•. f399. (1 :41) 1 For a greet deel on • new ot ulld UTILITY BLOG . SPL .: 85 MF tr~or, Nice. w / MF Dyn1 Iaurice mowing machln-. lila modll No. 12 h., bll•. Palrtlllt•a •• IBl MOYIE: Clolollal (P013) (II ~ .. 1980 Lincoln Town Car. n.w with llo boo... f391i0. Own. wll finonce. Coli 11428&-8522. ;"-rli' SWEEPER ~ndsiiiW'ing midline .., 1957 Chevy 4 door 285. Au no. g •11. a I Unconcllionll Itt•~ uu•~n· too. Locll rtl•.,- lwnlthed. F ,_ .-tlmat•. Call called 742-2802. moker, t9,ooo.oo. 304-77311-068 .. 304-878-8882. 8000 Ford 01•111 tramor with sll1111e plow• & ell c. grlln chop,., 250 gallon-~ outftt play opanlng~R) Q IJ) (I) Kllltllolaalctt A 14 yeer old boy conteeoea to the murder or a hOmeleas Nlilht ... (AI (1 :53) BASEMENT WATERPROOFING •h•p. One owner. ElCiillent min• 131peed. 411 Re•e. grHt working truck. a real monfrt' H or~elldra. C•H 814- 332· 97.S Collod. iby War .,_. Uncler, Pt. 1 (2:00) • (J) Ill) Till Coolly lllow When Theo le loll, he mak" 1he family mlaa Vane~aa'8 I I. 1987FordEioort. 41peed. reel ... 1974 OMC Aotro 350 Cum· 11'xB' trock door. 1· 3' wolk dcor; f4999 ER ECfEO. Iron • YlileoCoo 7:31 (I) lonlonl and Son 1:00 W MOYII!: ANZACI: Till a eiii41Hotn evening~. 30 .. 875-1238. Farm Equipment •= I •o MOYII!: Aboul Lset 1978 COC'Vette L-82. 4 opeod. fht u8oo. .... • · 114-949· 2888 deyo, 114-247-4861 liVI:SIIICk room 1910 Corv.. te. Al1o 1984 Corvette Convertible. Call 114- CCt>dltlo~ I drill Suppl11:s I 0 Mleml Vice • Crook and Cltlll mAmerican CHeer 2237. e:OO PM. 304-875·41B2. To • WANT'cP . NAIRS'CO Breathing ocn 814-992·3341. Painting: lnt•ior • E!Cterlor. Fr• •lmet•. Call 114-448- .F,... beef. earn fed. call 1ft• guy up o~ fCRAFi, i Su'T' Noi T'O JusT I•' :_ : rAY Fo~ you~ GROCE/?If.s: f<IIONE'( IF you LOAN -~~~~-... 7:011)) AIIIIJ Clfl!ll1h 7:30.(2) F - , FIUII IJ) 1...... ~-nt Tonlgltl ew uSA Todar • 1111 Jaoponlyl Q 1JJ M•A•I•H IDICmallni IBl Night Coull ALLEY OOP Sr.rv1~r.s 1977Chllly MomeC.rlo. Good Truckload epple •ale. Red end Gold Delicious. e&.99 bu1hel. Jackl Fruit M•ket. Rt. 35, Hencter.on, W.Ve. O~PT. ~ I. ' 1984Buick W-uon. Extr•sherp, low mlleege 145, 000). 8 cyl. Ky. 304-882-3104. & Vegetables BANK WE COUI.P LOAN you Hen.-.on. W.Va. Into nM bldg. bY Doc. 18th. 44&-0294. Fruit • ( ' 94&-23110. 58 I • 'Crown' •m•ll• u,..lght JMano, 50 In ~h. goodco11d, Louillville. FRANK AND ERNEST i 1 -===~=::::::::::===\ 76 Auto Parts and 19'71 Cem•o 310. Runs end U26. C~l 114· ..... 4-180. Good male l~le Rabbit dog. 1\-\ yr. old. MOther & father r•gi•t•red. Running rebblte 19 . . Z28Cam•o. 5.0IIt•H0 . looks good. 1 111 o1 194.he. . Hlghl•d White T•rl.... AkC pu~• - A Chriltmee Oift thst wtlf loot. Coli 814-317· 304-8711-85U wllh mlftV •tr•. Tom Amd•- ·Electric .. iter for ... e. Amp, •P-*•· mike '"d stMd. CeH Oolllpollo. Ohio. Coli 114·44112783. WESTERN REO CEOAA 304-8711-4181 tit• 1:00PM . 1986 Fo•d Eoccrt GT. Coli e14-4411-8818 ofterePM. 1982 Plymouth Arl• k , nlc:e- Pl•o for ..... Story and Cl•k con1ole. Good condltfon. Cell 11~982- 5108, h.m.· 12nOOI\ Concrete blockt· aU 111:. . yard ordeUv....,. Meaon ... d. Oelllpo111 lloek Co., 123VJ Pine St., Antique DenUI eebinet· M1hog1ny, 24 dr.w•. Excel. oond. con 814-4411-1150 oorty AM or lite PM, 286-4401 davt. 1.800. Col 814-.-&-8738. e7.000. Col 814-379-2874: Musical lnlltrumants 245-8121 . Antiques ~1 BRIDGE ....... a. cr..... I=1980 ==.CA210R . .:. := ==---Hc!ndo. phone 1988 CA125, ac oond. nwer been raced. efl• 4:00. pm Tow/Jid - FNrT - Judge - Greasy - FATIGUES "I said attention!" yelled the aargeant. " I am at atterillon, sir," replied the prlvllle. " ~'s my FATIGUES that ara at ease." F'DI'UtiQ • .~'111-'1 Company ,, It; .. '"""~ SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS w e ()) At. 36 Cyele a. • . Southeide. wv. Ph . 1· 304>8711-4130. Now Selling New Pol•il. wheel•• endulld 4 wheei•L offrr, 304- 8B2· 3f27. i~ ... . .. . ()) • ()) Cumnt Altair. ID ()) MacNall/l.llnr NawaHour (1 :00) • .Ill Ill) Wheel of • 1986 Plymouth Horlr:on. AYio., Creflm~tlc Contour Lounge, brown Ieath•. like nerw, origi- 1976Corvene. E.:ellentCondi· lion. •eooo firm. C.ll1114--388· - .-r. ,, 1111111111 • Vou Can II 1 Iter l::lf ()) I tD I 7:00 O u r - See You In Court • PM Megallnl ~ ' 815 Han de BOXLS str• andtraH tike llrelt legel with helmet. good cond. *460.00 or ~t Complete ihe chudle quoced by filling in the misstng words you develop from step No. 3 b elow. •o WKRP lrt Ciolclnnlll iiJ ll.ow81& Today rtplocod. t1DOO. Fe>< ICow•okl KX&O ond ICoWOI*I more informetlon ell! P8ul lit KXIO. EJIICIIIIent condition. very 81 .... .W&-23.2. Mey bll.rt at C • The O•llipole O•lty Tribuna, 8-& cl11n. Greafll br ChriltiTIIII. Ao WHkdrtl. 1114-992-IB181'ft•IP.m. air. 4dr. Coli 814-37!1-2726. pllltlc letter• 147.150 bo111 . Frw •nvtime. ..WMherand*verin goodcond t160.00 . Phone 304-675· complete *43. 21. 114-992·7179. ...IO.OOorboetolf•. 304-8756872. e516. Pclnt Pie-~ 304-871-2083. 10 91hot up 014.89ond 10 got •bov• OutchwMt call wood & coli atow wllh acce~•ori• . UHd ontv 1 Malon. eiSOO. Cell 81,j.448-2B35 or 245-9378. 814-112·1137 ofter 4:00. f27.110J, Jungle - · u.s .A.. Origlntl Army dothlng. Nonf12.00. ~~JI[ s_. . of.., Ito!" e· VUE IBl WKIIP 19&7· Horidll Z-50. Like nav. C.ll 1114-441-1724 or 441-8574. • .. .l.-.l.-.1.-.l.-.l. .......J L <{ ...~ .. "' ....... ,.I\,- d8scribi~ h,.-...,:-•..:.;,1',:-..,:.I~;.,..::..TI---l I- ' .. " 1 was · my stay al a large amusement ~ parte. My niece exclaimed , "Thai's my favorite p lace that I've - I' I' I I SN 0 . . . ,, I Ill Cartoolll!llpiiU •soo. I 0 .1121 C8l - .. M otorcyclea --------- Rog. lellpoint Himoiiii'WI cot. E E MML mNlflllllr lull IIUIIapolt FWD . 1 t77 lnternation•ll For Sala ~ GEERM ~ .(J)A8CN-Q ID lodr llac.-tc . School Buo. 304-e75-7188. ... .. .......' --;E;;....:L;;.:K..;L;:....:N;...~~ -· Ill Fat Allert . . ,.. dingo 1:051)) One Dey 11 I Tlmtl 1:10. (J) 1111 NIIC Nightly - 1977 Cllwy FWO. 1171 Bl•• 19B2 Mercury ZopfiVr. all op- tricroleo 110rtlng • • 19.18. 14 53 Auto's m NOWTHE KID WHO'S PLAI{ING GABRIEL IS UPSET BECAUSE l-IE CAN'T SE 6ERONIMQ AND COME RIDING ACROSS TI-lE STAGE ON A STICK 1-!0RSE! ~ r~~~~~~~~;::::r~~~g~~:;~~~ 74 :=.;..0::0,..:~~1. Pom•ov. 66 draws on jOUrnalism or Children's Express. D Dr. Who Mutanta, 'l>art 3 att:D Happy Dl)la IBl faole of Life 3427 .,. 304-87&-e508. Flah Tenk. 2413 Jeckaon A'"', Chrlltn~~s PLA't', SEE. AND I MADE THIS MISTAKE .. I PUT IN INSTEAD OF GABRIEL .. Cf.IRISTMAS ..r noo. oo .. off•. 304-H&- 1988 Volklwegon Jena. 4 dr.. every option. Excel. cond. t289wlth motdllng hutch f 550 4M•. good 304-875- analn• Iota of nlllfll .. rtL mu• •• 0 I WAS WRIT!HG OUR CLASS 1973C'-ySuburbon 4>c4. 46• 11.-.o IYII.n. low ml11. 1988 1 • 2 811 .., . .- . · - · eppll-cee . Coli e14· 4411· month. 814-..11-8412. B897. CoH 114· 4411-0898 oft• e PM. ., .. 387· 71110. ccnd. t1.BIIO.OO. 2457. SURPLUB ARMY. 0742 ex1. L~3 49 1978 Ch...-y Bl••· CF Aexotie~hart- halrecl Pet11en. S..IIYed femoto. 1~ yqro old. Cameo ahltda wll:h OOPI* ev•. Slide In Wreck• Boom. ,..,t, Rt . 7 below Holldav · lnnKon .. go. Liv ing room & bedroom furnltur• 81mcMt niw. ldtd'len itema, enticlu... m.,. • womwt clotting. mile. Aet~onlllte. C.l I PTV'I Ylrllon of 80 Minute• lpd.. • 1489. John' •AutoSIII•. · .. ·•l ·~.~. 1--...;:..1.:,.,:11 ::....;:1..:.:.1~......1 ~ ID Cl! New8 MognJN 1980 Ford "Telephone VM. 4 "'*' Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk. Route 33, North of Pom•oy. RMtel trail••· Cell 114-992- 19B2Ford4WO. Cell814-317· OIB1. Hot Spring Home Spa. -4p•IOn. th., 1 y••· • 200Q. far b01h piocoo. . :r;or; a<JJ a as 1111- Refrl9 .• •"eel. cond.- 1200. u..ct •- hugger rKIIn ... t119. Rultic ccunav toblo. 3 et.. . & bench. rNIW 1:00 ()) IIOnln&e: Till Loll '*'-•· t49e. dr. cl!eot. t44.88. • dr. ....~ eM.II. Solo llo NB f899 naw t218. V•ghn 1ofe &. chair, reg. f24>00 , _ Ull. e pc. wood group, reg. tll99 now *319. v.. Ohn ...... waM • I .i EVEN INO Ad. Cell e14-44&-4182. n... ~ letters O f tMe four $Crombled words be· low to for m four 1imple word$. FlrM'ood tor • • 830 pldwp. deltv•ed. t21 U-h.,l Racooon Comploto bod. e11. Toblo llo chlln. til. Nice. 1177 Cer. · -· Colle1 .. 44&-3224. Wh~lpoci-M llo d/l>r•. L nM· Nnl ltke \WI •1111 ..., .... or *225 pr, Cell 1 14317·0322. cLAY 1. POlLAN O Re arrange 10 048110. Ctll 304-e711-7171. Aottwel• pup, ,.,..... 10 tio"'" new dr•. brek-. ext..llt. waaU old. No pap... 1150. Jxcollent mpg. Col e14-44&Col 814-117· 3021. 2030. Rultlc 4 dr. woad ch-. *99. 4 54 Misc . 46 c_.,""' 2 c11o1.. 1n Ohio Memory Gtrden1. 1300. 8227. Pika 814-44&-315B. ~~~~.~ ~r c•lllltl. nurntroul eJCtr•t. Ike n.v. P riced t 500 below ..C:Iiil· Colll14-992·5941 oft• 4p.m. Hotol-814-..,..9680. 304-8711-8104. Lt. home for :::;~c:::'ppwAt.•Rd.,l 1 4- 4 room fiPI udUti• paid. 880.00 W..t.t 1o He or buy hMt top l.,d for llructure of tower ..e. Call coloct 304-529-2337 or 41 Apartment for r.rt In tCM"n. Furnilhld. Call 114-448-1423. Now eccoptlng appiicotiono far 2. bodroom .,.,,_,L !lolly In Tu~ PIIIM, 2 bedroome. c•pllted, appli_.CII, wet• Md e171. ,.. month Diu• depolit. trllh plc:kups provided Meint• Clll 114aM7-3487. n.,ce t•llvlng cto.. to ~op­ Nleltt fur•hed 2 bedroom dapoelt and Nl•trtc. Real Est lite Wanted required. Celt 814-448-7115. 2 IR . mobile home. Some utllll• pold. Coli 814-_.11- Beech Stroot. Mldcloport. Ohio, 0_.:8..:05::,:._ _ _ _~-- · 2 bedroornfurnlthodl!> .. ment. 14>c70. 2 -ocm. Aduko ontv. Coli 814-992-332B or ei .. H2· •722 oftw 8:00p.m, Acreage paid. • 220 P'l' mo. R.t. & diiP. au..tfied r.mn ..., s20o. - 35 Loti & Bfl .. utlftl• 2 bed'oom Apts. for rent. exapt elec. & ga c.ble TV Corp•od. Nice oettlng. Loundry IValllbla Q..., P8VI wetw, fecllll• evallllble Call 814IIMIO& • trash phDp. Sewr- 112-3711. EOH. lly dtolollt llo rot. F...,._ho C1l mle ...m city lmltl. Cell lf)deoorllted apll'tments 114-.-&-4108"' 379-2740. 1919 o.60it• moble home b«~1 Furniture come to Mollohll't eppolnt..-1 Furnilhld downstalrt. 3 roomt cottla 304-878-1113. 0 Forlowpr-onQullltyCerpot PM Sun., 12 Noon-1 PM Open •ffer hours 19815 Ford A•nger , V· l , 114-317-7118. 0322. ~=========r.;::;:=:;=======i 41 Hamee tor Rent 44 Apartment 1 32 12JI0. Bun 90 Dav• 1ame 11 c.h wllh IIPPI'oved a' edit. 3 MI• out Bul.,lte Ad. Open 9wn to 5pm Mon. thru SM. Ph. 114-448- a Wright , 131& to *911. Tebl• *10 and up to e125. Hid••· bedl 8390 1o tillS. Redln.. *221 to 0378. l.ompo t 21 to f 126. Din.n• 1109 .nd up to e49&. Wood tebla w -8 chain 8285 to I7H, Delk t100 up tD e371. HU1c:hel 111\00 and up. Bunk IMS oompiMe w-m ......l l Nsw on Mlrklt. 1'ttr11 bedroom brl'* ••h • • "h acre lot. 2 rnlnu•• from Hot2ar. elty KIT N' CARLYLE® by Larry Merchandlee .ArM'ood for • •: Oak. Catl Veil~ ~y.D--m~~~1~·!1~98~8~--~----------------------!P~omao~ . ~y::M~idd~~~;rt~,~Oh~~~::~--r---::~::::::::~TI.~~D~ai~ly~~~~~:!!' uAVr;·, :;----;;:::f.~~ ~'I Television '::~:t:~' S©Roil}A-~£!rS" :::: ~: IT OOIJ(? , - .. ,,. Trucks for Sale Celll14-..... 3419. Sot• ind chain priced •om 2 blctoom hout• plut 3 ecr• V•·Zint ~d . 020.000. COol oft• e 814-742-2441 .. 4 . . 1U8·""1:- 54 Mile. " Thursday. December 1, 1988 72 • �~I 14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeeoy-Middleport, Ohio Thursday, December 1. 1988 . Northern Ohio "Qraced for more snoui... Snowshowers also were scat ~ tered over parts of eastern Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Three to 5 Inches of snow could blanket the snow belt areas of 'Pne player has all six lotto numbers 23 more days 'til Christmas ------Weather-----northeast Saturday, otherwise fair through the period. Highs will range from' th e 40s to -the !'ower 50s Saturday, in the 40s Sunday, and In the 30s Monday. Lows In the 30s Saturday and ranging from the .mid 20s to the mid 30s Sunday and Monday. Sou Ill Central Ohio Tonight: Clearing, with a low betweei115 and 20. Light southwest winds . Friday : Mostly sunny, with highs between 40 and 45. Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday A chance. of showers in the . MHS sophomore class picks officers for 1988-89 tenn Officers have been named by . sophomores or Meigs High School. . President , Amy Wagner, daughter of Huck Wagner, Racine, and Jane Fry, Pomeroy,ls a member of student councU, Teenage Institute, H.U.G.S. , the OFFICERS NAMED - Sophomores of Meigs lfigh School have Fellowship. of Christian Students uamed officers. They are, 1tor, Amy Wagner, president; .Jennifer and Is an office assistant as well !"Taylor, vice president; Kelly Smith, secretary, and Amy Rouse, as being on the volleyball, ' treasurer. Ali are coUege preparatory course students. basketball and track teams. Vice President Jennifer Taylor, daughter of Fenton and Jeannie Taylor, Pomeroy, Is a • CLEVELAND (UPT) - One of the numbers towin$1,000each, member of studentcouncU, Teen,Player picked all six numbers In while 5,120 players chose four of age Institute, H.U.G.S., Fellow:c>Jllo's Super Lotto drawing Wed· the numbers to win $77 apiece. ship of Christian Students and ,n.esday to become eligible to Ticket sales for the midw('!!k serves on the yearbook staff. She :claim the $3 million jackpot. dr11wlng totaled $3,441,547 and , . Is In 4-H club work Is an office ' · . The name of the player will be the prize payout totaled announced alter the winning $3.506,240. Saturday's jackpot . Middleport court ticket is redC!!med at a lottery again wlll be worth $3 mllllop. In the accompanying Kicker office, a lottery commission , Three defendants forfeited .s pokesman said Thursday . The game, there was one ticket sold bonds in the court of Middleport winning numbers were 6, 8, 20, 21. that matched the winning Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednes· numbers: 689447. That ticket is · day night. They are Rex K. 24 and 44. The jackpot will be paid in 20 worth $100,000. Gibbs, Letart, W. Va., $50, annual pre-tax installments of squealing tires; Jarrod L. Hill, Total Kicker ticket sales were Racine, and Michael E. Greene, $150,000, the spokesman said. $546,843 and the prize payout Middleport, $50 each, posted on In addition to the top-prize total was $272,240. winner, 112 players selected five charges of stop sign violations. upper Great Lakes, but reach Into the 30s and 40s over the Mississippi Valley. Ohio Valley, Tennessee Valley and the northern and middle Atlantic Coast states. Highs also were expected to be In the 30s and 40s In the l"aclflc Northwest, while the mercury was expected toclimb Into the 70s a nd 80s In Southern California, southern Ar~ona and .Florida. Te mperatures In the 50s and 60s were forecast elsewhere. than a mile In many areas, including Sacramento, Calif. Dense fog advisories were in effect Thursday from the central and northern California valleys Into parts of western Oregon, the NWS said, and fog was reported forming over sections of South Dakota. ' Fair skies, meanwhile, were the rule for most or the rest of the nation. High temperatures were ex· pected to dwell in the 20~ In the northeastern Ohio Thursday with 2 to 4 Inches expected for the suburbs east of Cleveland. An Inch of snow fell In the Michigan clUes of Flint and Lansing al)d light snow was Revival slated scattered throughout other Great Lakes states, weather forecaster The Middleport Wesleyan Bi· Dan McCarthy said. ble Holiness Church will be In' Snow also was scattered across revival beginning Friday and western Pennsylvania, with running through Sunday, Dec. 11, snowfall amounts expected to he with the Rev. J . M. Sullivan · between 1 and 2 Inches, whlle In speaking. On Saturday, Dec. 10. parts of Missouri, rain and snow there will be three services: fell overnight . 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. Ivan Fog was forming a misty Myers and at 2:30 p.m. with the blanket early Thursday In the Rfv . Bennie Durr speaking. All California valleys through westevening services start at 7:30 ern Oregon and eastern Washing· p.m. and the pastor, the Rev . Roy ton. Vlslblllty was reduced to less McCarty, Invites the public. ' Ohio Lottery Continued from page 1 assistant at the school and is on the volleyball, basketball and track team. Kelly Smith, the treasurer, Is the daughter of Cindy Morrison,. Middleport, and Tom Smith, Pomeroy. She is a member of the Teenage Institute, H.U.G.S., Fellowship of Christian Students and the French Club . She plays 0 n the volleyball, basketball and softbali teams. Amy Rouse, treasurer, is the daughter of Chris Rouse, Middleport. She is a member .of the Span Ish Club and Fellowship of Christian Studeents .. She serves on the yearbook and newspaper staffs and Is involved In the cross country, basketball and track team activities. Daily Number 735 Pick-4 1466 . " • ' Syracuse marina completed, approved by state departments SAT., DE(. 3-1 0 am-6 pm SUN., DE<. 4-1 pm-6 pm Syracuse Mayor Eber Pickens Informed council members Thursday night that the new marina is completed and has been approved by the State Department of Natural Resources and the Ohio Depa·rtment or Natural Resources. . It was noted that boaters are using the marina facllity. Council will however, close the marbta beginning at the tennis courts during the winter months. It was not disclosed as to when the marina will close for the winter as boaters are stili using the · facility . ,. The marina which Includes the boat launch and the courtesty dock Is the first phase of the project. Total cost was $83,000 THE BERRY BASKET · · 2301 Sixth Street Syracuse, Ohio Come visit a• and 11ee our new expanded lift and decor 11hop. H,OUAI THRU CHRIITMAII Tu•. thru Set. 10 lm•l pm-lund•r 1 pm-e pm ••H us I• on .....,. opoint-1 •• 992-5012 • tt2-7211 Corool>n Mrt:,y .. ~hltlf7 llu•ton a WHAT MADE THESE PEOPLE SO HAPPY? ANSWER: 14U64 SINGER'S ULTRALOCKTI' MODEL 14tl64 WHICH SEWS, TRIMS AND STEP! FREE ARM, TOO. ., --:'"" )""- ..,. -- OL-IDAY SALE . · BLAST OFF - The space shbttle Atlantis is 8 seconds into Its launch as it blalilll off today. UPI :;rp·ius"'hopes to hav~ operation undenvay in· Apple Grove by 1990 ' Join Our Many HAPPY Serger Owners ·NOW! $4 9900 REG. $769.00 SALE SUPPLY UMITED "Don 't Worry" .... 8 uy 0 ne an d You Will · .. Be Happy" Too!! Was $12,995 NOW$11,995 . I Was $9295 NOW *8295 II REG. $1299.99 .......,., • 1988 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE Was :;:1!11 $20,900 NOW $18,595 90 DAYS SAME AS CASH• Singer's Newest Computerized .---~~_.J< Machine ONLY 2 IN STOCK *QUALIFIED APPLICANTS SPECIAL INiniNG MACHINE 1/2 PRICE $649" 1988 OLDS CIERA Was $10,900 NOW *9295 SALE H.K.l 00 REG. 1200.00 SALE 20°/o OFF CORDUROY & WOOL 30°/o OFF HUGE ASSORTMENT OF $15000 R. CAVALIER , 1987 CELEBRITY Was $10,395 NOW $8995 . Was $6495 ~ NOW $5495 WE NOW HAVE MASTER TUXmO RENTAL ~W SHIPMENT OF /".tr\ BEAUTIFUL SCARF FABRIC ' •• ' ~ -· MASTERs TuxEdo ONLY $598 PANEL ,. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - G SANTA'S GIFT IDEAS , 1984 CHEVY CAVALIER WAGON Wu $4495 NOW 53495 JIM c0 B Was $7395 NOW *5795 BCHEVROLET. OLDS. CADILLAC •Sewing Baskets •Quilt Supplies •Gift Certificates •Scissors •Sewing or Craft Lights •Yarn •Singer Sewing or Knitting Machine •Singer Cabinets - - . .- ' COME IN TO REGISTER TO WIN FREE KNITTING MACHINE TO BE GIVEN AWAY DEC. 24TH. tAiso r,istsr to win Gift (ertiflcatts or Savings Bonds In Pomeroy Merchants Assoc. $2,000 Drawings. NEW HAS. MONDAY·FRlDAY, 8:30 A.M.·7 P.M.; SATURDAY, 9 A.M.·4 P.M. SALE ENDS DECUIIII 1OTH By JEANNIE SURFACE OVPStaff ,sin Webb will have to wait a while GREAT EASY GIFf IDEA BRING YOUR DRY THE FABRIC SHOP 110 WEn MAIN . PO.IOY 992-2214 full laboratory and house an on-site remediation crew for spill Incidents that might occur . After formal permit appUcat tons are submitted to the Envlr· onmenta!' Protection Agency (EPA) 'hearings must be held and can take up to 18 months or longer for approval to be given. Datko said. Datko also said that although the facUlty will be built in West Virginia, the Ohio EPA will be asked for Input and provided with a copy of the permit application. During the hearing process, the public has the opportunity to air Its views and opinions on the proposed hazardous waste facll· ity, and Datko said he hopes people will want to learn all ,they can before that. Datko said he and other representatives of Aptus are available to discuss the proposed facUlty with groups. ;Board ·to decide on :webb issue Dec. ~9 No Hand lniHing Exporian .. loquind SOLIDS,_STRIPES & PRINTS ""-'·~-...: By LEE ANN WEJ.CH OVP News Staff . Whlie no formal permit applications have been made yet, Aptus Environmental Services is planning on having some level of operation underway In Apple Grov~ W.Va ., In 1990. According to Andrew J. Datko, manager of planning and development tor the Minnesota-based company, said they expect the S2 ·mUllan waste transfer station to be In operation in 1990. He said Aptus wUI file an Incinerator permit application In 1991 and begin Its construction late that year. , Establishing a lacilty of this ·type "Is a long process," Datko •said Thursday. When completed. the Apple ,Grove facility wlll have a hazard· ous waste tranMer station and one Incinerator, in addition to a Make beautiful sweaters, skirts, scarves, toboggans and much more for a fraclian of what you pay in stores. GREAT MACHINE AT A GREAT.. GREAT PRICE FREE LESSONS with punhase. FABRIC SALE with 75 percent of the cost provided through grants. The grants were obtained by Robert Wingett. grant administrator for the village CouncU named Carson Crow as village solicitor. Serving In that capacity was Frederick Crow III but since he was recently elected Judge of Common Pleas Court he Is no longer eligible to serve as solicitor. Again meeting with council were Mr. and Mrs. Mark Morrow in regard to placing a 10 foot gate fence across a driveway . It has not been determined whether the driveway on the properties belongs to the vlliage or the Mo~rows. They were advised to refrain from placing the fence until a status of the driveway can be determined . ' Mayor Pickens reported that the pool needs to be checked for a water leak and must be repaired Immediately . Janice Lawson, clerk-treasurer, is to contact serveral persons today in order to get the necessary work done. Council passed a resolution naming the street that circles the marina, beginning at Bridgeman and Water to SR 124, Marina Drive. Council discussed the posslbil· ity of froming a boat club. Several other aspects of the marina were also discussed. Pollee Chief ~lm Connolly .Is cracking down tfn youngsters and adults as well who use BB guns within the village. Connolly s rated that BB guns as well as s lingshots are Illegal. If a youngster is ca ught the gun will be confiscated and the parents cited to court . Named to the Firemen's Dependency Board by Mayor Pi ckens were Jack Williams and · Minter Fryar. councilmen. Attending in addition to those named were Kenny Buckley, Jim Hill, and Kathryn Crow. 'The Syracuse Firemen will again be passing out candy treats at Christmas and persons wish· lng to donate to the project may contact the mayor or any II reman. Atlantis thunders safely into orbit today ,. J-IM COBB 1988 CHEVY CORISCA 2 Sect tons, 16 Pages 25 Cents A Mul1imedlalnc . Newapeper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 2, 1988 ....-..... tmas Open PIHH l"llr" to Clear tonight, low in mid 30s. Saturday, sunny and windy. IUghs near 60. LAYAWAYS WB.COME longer to find out if he'II still be employed in Mason County. : The Mason County Board of ~ucation delayed making a .deci.'sion on the Webb case unui _It has ·bad UIIJC to look ovet: the ~vidence presented in a hearing Thursday night. Board presi~~t Emma ' -Keams said that a deciSIOn would .be reached at their Dec. 19 meet:ing, after a Dec. 13 execuuve ses· sion with their attorney. ,. "I'm a little surpi;ised. I thought they would dispose of the case tonight." Webb, or Gallipolis, said, ;following the hearing. "But that's -one of their options." ; 'West Vuginia Secretary of State 1Cen Hechler, a former student, and "denim expen" all took the stand In defense of Webb, while apJiroximately 80 persons looked on. -llechler cautioned the board it was :ovmeacting. ;_ Superintendent Charles ~­ ben asked Webb to take a JlOSIUOn on his offer that Webb could tqme. :a :. ., By WILLIAM HARWOOD UPI Science Writer CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. The space shuttle Atlantis. capping a cllffhanger countdown, triumphantly thundered safely Into orbit Friday on a weather· delayed military flight to deploy a satellite to spy on the Soviet Union . With veteran shuttle skipper Robert "Hoot" Gibson and copilot Gl.!Y . Gardner at the con· trois, Atlantis's three main engines thundered to life at 9: 31 a.m. EST - just one minute before the end of the ship's "launch window." The count· down was in doubt to the last Instant because of worries about the weather. But the shuttle's 14-story redesigned solid-fuel boosters Ignited with a flash 6.6 seconds after main engine ignition and Atlantis majestically climbed away from launch pad 39B,leaving a churnIng cloud of dirty brown exhaust in Its wake as it knifed through a clear sky and streaked toward space. "Ignition and liftoff!" said NASA spokesman Hugh Harris as the shuttle thundered sky· ward. "Atlantis begins another space voyage!'' As the orbiter cleared its ' launch gant!J', the nozzles at L1e base of each booster swiveled on computer command, roiling the ship about its vertical his and placing It on a trajectory thatwlil allow Its $500 mlllion spy satellite payload to fly over 80 percent of the Soviet Union. The astronauts made the climb to orbit ln publlc silence because or Air Force security restrictions that forced NASA to treat the flight as a top-secret mission. Only the voice of Brian Welch, a mission control commentator, was released to the public after Atlantis cleared its gantry. The goal of the classified flight reportedly Is to place a high· technology radar reconnals· sance satelllte code-named Lacrosse in orbit that sources sald was capable of taking detalled images of targets on the ground at night and through cloud cover. Safely in orbit 8 % minutes after launch, the shuttle's five· man all-military crew- Gibson, Gardner. Richard "Mike" Mullane. Jerry Ross and Wlillam Shepherd - presumably began work to open Atlantis's payload bay d~ors to expose the satelli!e to space. But because the mission was stamped top secret by the Pen- . tagon, NASA was prevented from releasln~ details about the flight, Including any lnlormatlon about the hush-hu'sh payload or when it will be deployed. "The vehicle .\s in very clean shape," Welch said. "There are no systems problems whatever to report. The assent of Atlantis was very clean, by the numbers, normal In every respect. They had. a successfUl Insertion into low Earth orbit ." The duration of the 27th shuttle mission. the second since the Challenger disaster. also was classified, although the flight could end as early as Monday with a landing at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. ' 'I'm very pleased," said J .R. Thompson. director of NASA's Continued on page 12 Rev. MacKenzie steps doWQ ·from pos~ Brothers board in November By LEE ANN WELCH 1983, and In January 1984 became OVP News Staff Its president. When the Rev. AI MacKenzie Over the past four years , handed over the gavel of leader· ship of the Big Brothers and Big MacKenzie has seen the organiSisters of Gallla, Jackson, Meigs zation at the local level progress and Mason Counties board of from an idea to a provisionally directors Thursday night, he recognized board. He said the closed a door on a small part or local organzlatlon should recleve his ministry, but not all the way. full national recognition within "There are always new doors the next year . MacKenzie Is In his 25th year of to open and adventures • (to ministry at St. Peter's, but his find) ," MacKenzie said in his work there began much earliero{flce at St. .Peter's Episcopal when he was around 16 years old. Church before Thursday's · In the late 1940's, MacKenzie meeting. was made Sunday School superAfter four years as board Intendent at St. Peter's and was president, MacKenzie resigned as its leader and wlil be taking a breather from the organization - however, he admitted to being available for advice. MacKenzie - or Father Al, as he's known in the Galila County community - has always had a special place In his life for young people. He and wife Dot never had children of their own, but their home has always been open and filled with the youth of the back to class if he agreed to follow the new dress code, but Larry Kopelman, Webb's attorney, area. He sees the ministry as being declined an answer saying, that people, and young f)eople are a "That's not what this hearing is all part of that. ''My ministry has about. This hearing is based on a always been people-oriented, 30-day suspension without pay." If Webb abided by the new dress and I suppose It always shall be, code, he would not have to wear a Lord willing," he said. Communication Is the key to It tie to school, but he would have to all - and "we need to take time leave his jeans at home. to hear each other," he said. Chambers later indicated that he "We need to learn to listen to would ask the board to dismiss people," he continued . young Webb if he did not go along with And communication needs to the new code, but at the end of the be reciprocal, with adults and hearing, the board did not ask for a young people sharing their recommendation, but instead made a motion of their own to extend thoughts and fC!!llngs . That Is pretty much the idea Webb's suspension until Dec. 19, 81 which time a decision would he behind Big . Brothers and Big Sisters - children and adults made. In his closing statement, Kopel- sharing time, and In the process, man said that there is no insubor· learning from each other through dination if the dress code issued by communication. the superintendent was found to be Big Brothers and Big Sisters Is unlawful by the state hearing ex- an organization which matches aminer. The hearing examiner, who adult volunteers with chUdren heard the case in November, has from single parent homes. The not yet ruled on the suspension of children benefit from the addl· tlonal adult comj)anlonahlp and Webb. . You are being asked to suspend sharing of time and Ideas. MacKenzie joined the Big Continued on page 12 reportedly the youngest person natiOn-wide to hold that type of position within the church. After graduating from Gailia Academy High School In the late 40's he entered the United States Marine Corps . MacKenzie said he enlisted because being of draft age, he couidn'tfind a job in postWorld War II Gallipoils. After the service; he attended the Day to~ Art Ins tltute and even tuaily recleved a bachelor of fine arts degree from Ohio University In art education and art history. From there he entered the VIrginia Theological Seminary PLAQUE PBBIIENTED - The Rev. AI Macll.eale, center, was presented 1 plaque for hilt four yean.of leadenhlp as president of 811 Brothen ud BIJ Sister• of GaiDa, Jackson, Melp and Maaoa countll!ll. MacKenzie retired and received a Master of Divinity degr£'!! and was seminarian In training for Grace Eplsc<,>pal Church In Alexandria, Va. During the next four 'years at Aiexanqria, he began worklnj( with the youth programs, and after ret urnlng to Galli polls· St. Peter's Episcopal Church 25 years ago. was director and developer of the Diocese Youth Camp In Vinton County. The youth facility was a week of primitive caJ:llping and selfevaluation and intensive thought or your relationship with God. "Every person has a gift from Continued on page 12 rr- the board Tllunclay nltrJU In Gallpollll at the group'·• unual meetJar. Maklnl the presentation Ia orpnlla&lon Executive Director .J•dy Sofrauko, while looklnr on Is new hoard president Tim Snow. (OVP photo) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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