http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e9eeee98e1c537b07cff13c15af4adde.pdf f605c5d58608e7b06696dcb3d7aac4d9 PDF Text Text •• .. Loc'al briefs-- ,P.a ge-8-The Daily Sentinel r--. - . ' Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports three ca lls Saturday and two. calls Sunday. Saturday.at 6:23a.m., ·Rutland to Harrisonville for William Heliger to Holzer Medical Center; Orange · Township Fire Deparrment at 5:39 p:m . to a structure fire at the Provencher residence on Ohio 7; Tuppers Plains at 5:39 p.m. transported Amelia Provencher to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Sunday at 2:42 a.m., Pomeroy 1o Village Green Apts. lor Brandy F'ortune to O'Bienness Memorial Hospital: Syracuse at 9:17 p.m. to Minersville lor Harold Davis to Holzer Medical Cenjcr. Commission -makes approp~iations affi 1·mative action. part · of Febr uary, or late January,'' he said. stown, will cq-sponsor the huge bond issue aimed at helping local . Gillmor said reform the civil and insurance billjustice likely will go to one of two committees - Economic' Developm ent and Sma-ll BusU!ess, headed by Sen. . Grace L. Drake. R-Solon. or Financial lnstitufions and Insuranee , headed by Sen. Roberi W. Ney, R-Barnesvtile. . Gillmor said he may appoint a select commit tee to handle the bill, as Rille did in 1986. The Senate considered tort reform last year but held nocommillee· hearings on th e insurance p6rtion or the package, which wa s developed In the House and atlached'as an amendml.'n t to I he Senate- passed bili. Gi llmor and Senate Minority Leader Harry Meshei, D- Young- governments !)lake needed r e, pairs to Its basic facilities. In the House, Riffe ha s a special committee headed by Rep. Ros s Boggs Jr., D· Andover, preparing a report by March l o recommend ways I he state can help local governments recov er from frderal cu tbacks: , Abolition of the depu.ty registrars Is a goal of the Senate Republicans, whoclaimadminis· tra.tlons from both parties have used the sys tem to gene£ate fees for . ki ckbacks to political organizations. A mall-order sys tem cleared thl' Senate last session bu t was burled in the House. Republicans bellev ~ this Is a good time to reform the system becau se there will not be a new governor for lour . more years,• and no one knows whether it will be a Democrat or a Republican. Also winding Its way through the legislative process again will be a bill reviSing the regulation of financial institutions. One passed the Hou se last year In response to an inves tigation of the 1985 saving.s and loan crisis , but it wa s killed in the Senate. New program s arc cxpectrd to be spar se in the budget because the sta te will be spending most of the cash on hand by June :10 and s: Property JranSiel'S . Aprroved a request from Bob Eyer, EMS director, to ca rry over accrued vacation time of employees to 1987. ':======================= rl Arnold Hupp Arnold James Hupp, 70. of near Long Bottom. died Sunday at the Holzer Medical Center. A retirl'd farmer, Mr . Hupp was born Feb. 2, 1916 at Beaver Falls, Pa., a son of the late George t. and Anna Dailey Hupp. He was a member o! fhe ' Freedom Gospai Mission at Bald Knob. Surviving are his wife, I on a; a daughter and son -In-law. Jean and Kenneth Bass, Clifton, W. Va.; lour sons and daughters-inJaw, James and Opal Hupp, Racine: Chuck and Nancy Hupp, Eddie and Sharon Hupp and Rocky and Carol Hupp , all of Long Bottom; two sisters, Gladys Hutton, Portland, and Grace. Knighting. Racine, and two brothers, Clarencr Hupp, Norwalk, and Don Hupp of Lake Milton. Also . surviving arc 12 grandchildren and one great · grandchild. Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by a brother. Everett B,ruce Hupp and a sister. Elise Gibbs. . Services will be held at I p.m. Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Roger Willford olli· elating. Burial will be In the Letart Fatiif% · C tery. Friends may call at t !' funeral homr !rom 6 to 9th f'Venlng. Lawrence Wells. · Dec'd, to ' Tessie Well s. Cert., Leba non. Lawrence Wells. Dec'd , Tessie V. Wells. Afftd .. Lebapon. Lawrence Wells. Dec'd, Tessie V. Well s. Afftd ., Lebanon . Sumner S. Nease aka S.S. • one great -grandchild, and two step-grandChildren. Also survviving are a brother , Leon Woodrum. M cA rthur. and three sister s, Wanrda Smith, J:.ancaster; Nelia Hughes, Columbus, and Manda Merrill, Hamden. BesideS her parents, she was preceded in death by two broth· Prs, Ray and Clay, and thr<:'c sisters. Margir Pcrry, Bonnie Perry. and Vesta Tom . Services wilt be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at theBigony-Jordan Funeral Home In Albany with Re\' , Gary Norris officiating . Burial wilt be In Temple Cemetery . Friends may call at the funeral hom<' after ~ p.m. Tuesday . Tara Bolen • Tara Bolen, 9, Route3, Albany, died Sunday evening in the cmergency room of O'Bieness Hospital in Athens. She was born In Athens, a daughter of Ronald a·nd Barbara Dixon Bolen, Albany. and Is also survlvrd by a sister, Lisa of Albany: grandparents. Harold and Minnie Dixon. Albany; Dorothy Bolen, Dexter, and great-grandmother, Vesta Canode, Route l Albany . Sh<• was preceded in death by a grandfather, Albert Bolen . Tara was a fourth grader at the Albany Elementary School and attended the Temple United Elsit' ~re Met hodlst Church. Private services for the family Elsie }rice, Green Pond, S. C' ., formerly or Albany, died at hrr only will be held Tuesday at the Blgony-Jordan Fune~al Home In residence Friday . She was born at r;rifflthsvtlie, Albany where friends may call W. Va ., a daughter of the laic from 7 to 9 this evening. Rev. Pcter and Stella Stone Woodrum. .James Stewart will offi ciate and Surviving are three daught ers, · burial will be In the Tem'pie Betty Throck morton. Charles- CemrtNy. ton, S. C.: Loretta Schmitt, Grcen Pond, and Laura King of Chaptt·r lo mt't'l Chilttcothc; five grandchildren, Pomr roy Chapt er 1Rti. Ordrr of Eastern Star, will mret at 7:4' Fealurt>d Mpeakf'r p.m . Tuesday at thl' Pomcrov Masonic Temple. Following th.e A speaker from Boiivl11 wilt br me<'tlng practicr will br hold for featurPd at a missionarv scrvicc initiatory work and officers arr to b!' hrld at 7: :!0 p.m.· Wednes· to wrar chaptrr drrssrs. day at the Hollnrss Chap<'i In Pomrroy. Thr public is lnv itrd. Na mf' b'llt'!!l ~pt-a k1•r Met>ts Thun~day • Laurel Cliff Health Club will mret 7 p.m. Thursda y at the homc o f Mabel Tra cy .. To mt-1'1 Friday. Mar~ Shrine of While Shrlnc of .Jerusalum will meet Frida y, 8 p.m .. a t thr masonic trmpie. Mec•l lonighl RaclnP ChaptC'I' B4 Ordl'r of Eastern Star will meet in regular statrd meet lng tonight 1Mon· day ), 7::10 p.m., at the masonic · hall in Rar lne. .Announ••e !!t'rvi('l'!! Th e Sunday worship service of Middleport Pt·esby terla n Church ,will lx' at 11 : 1!i a.m. The Middleport chu rch Is exchang ing time with th e Syracuse Presby· terlan Church, which will hold worship at . 10: 15 a.m.. so a congregational meeting may be held at Middleport following · regular worship. .. ·Hospital news Veterans Memorial Saturday Admls.sions - Amelia Provencher. Big Springs, W.Va. Saturday Discharges - Keith Musser, Lester Lewis, Harold Jerters, Carl Findling. Sun'day Adm Iss tons - Amee . Hubbard, Portland, Ore. ·Sunday Discharges - Veleeta Rowe . Nease. Dec'd,to Vswln Dec' <;!. A!fld .. Sulton . S. Nease. Vs~in S. Nease, Dec' d, to Lea h C. Nease, Cert .. Sutton. Paul Simon. Allie Simon. to Irene Well s, lot 381. Porn. Viii. Ruth A. Ebersbach , to Jesse t;luch anan. Edna Buchanan. lot 503. Porn. V. Hilda D. Carpent er. Hilda D. Wilson , to Peggy A. Carpenter. parcels. Rutland . Charles E . Yost. Margaret Mae Yost. to Sutton Township Trustees,' parc<'is. Sutto n. Ida M. Cowd er y, to Mononga · hela -Power Co .. right of wav. Olive. James C. Eddv: Chervi Ann F:ddy . to Monongahela ·Power Co .. right of way. Olive . I Area deaths Monday. January 5, 1987. ' • 117th Ohio General.. ~ __co_n_tln_u~_df_ro_m_P·_,·•g'-e1~--~___.;.--~------ .,. Squ.ads get 3 calls Saturday Mt? igs County Commissioners met Wednesday in regular session to ca rry out lhP following end of the year business matters: Made temporary 1987 appropriationsol$81 .538 In state money . for th e general relief payroll and $18,752.16 for Carleton School-Meigs Industries payroll. Approve~ a $.'i000 performance bond for Commissioner Manning Roush. comm.e nclng Jan . 2. Approved a $500() Interdepartmental transfer within the litter control grant budget. Approvrd an addition to the · Meigs County Emergency Medical Services bylaws, as requested by the ·EMS board of tr ustees. regarding equal employment opportunity and .. '· Pomeroy...:Middieporf. Ohio •' •. the economic foroca st is fi al. The · for 1988 as for ··1987, with a . Celeste administration has pro- possible 3 or~ percent growth l!i 1 OSU's Bruce r;~~th;e;s;a;m;· ~~~n;g~f;tg;u~r~e~i=19~8~9·~=;;~;;;~;;;;;:;~ • FREE .. Vot.36, No.170 We Pay The Postage Both Ways! PICK UP A SUPPLY OF PREPAID ENVELOPES AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT LOCMIONS By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Stafl Writer Pomeroy Mayor Richard . Seyler and members or village council are beginning a search .for money to fund erosion repairs along 'East · Main . Street from Kerr's Run to the parking lot. ' Preliminary plans lor the repairs, prepared for the village by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, were explained In Monday night's meeting · or Pomeroy VIllage Council. · The corps has been studying Pomeroy's erosion ,problems since summer. Close-up photographs or erosion sites were taken In November after tollage was down. The corps was originally contacted by councll•about four years ·ago regarding an erosion site near the Kroger store. · As explained by Councilman John Anderson, the river frontage has been divided by the corps Into 16 sectlot~ . Some sections show serious geological problems, and recommendations have been made that 12 of the sites be r~palred In 1987. The corps has prepared a study of the sites, listing the specific problems, their causes and the types or repairs needed. Cost PEOPLES , MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB BANK "The Better Bank" MEM~ER F.D.I.C. Mason, W. Va. 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant, W. Va. New Haven, W. Va. 773-5514 675-1121 882·2115 Second Street 5th Street INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY Hurry ... values this good won't last long. Upright 1---=-1 Freezer Only FROM FROM • __ ,...._ 1288" $322 5499 FRO I! FRI£ ,. e~!ll;n,aw_~.~!l~e ~.e!',deterf!1ined 6ii a slfe" to sue basts ranging from about $2,500 for one site, tO' $500,000 to repair the I, 7()().foot stretch of bank In front ofKro~:er. Although the 16 sections have not actually been prioritized by the corps, some sections are not recommended for repairs until 1992. 1' The • co·rps further recommended the village keep grass and foliage on the river bank cut, and that shoring, put up by the railroad company to hold the bank In some places, be left as Is. Anderson was quick to point out that although the erosion problr ms mus.t be given serious conslaeration, none are so se- Salurday's louo CLEVELAND (UP]) - The jackpot for Saturday 'sOhio Lotto game Increased to at least $2.2 million when no lottery players ptckrd the six numbers drawn In J the weekend game. The winning numbep, 2, 5, 6, · 10,17 and 29, produced405tlckets with five or the numers and 15,791 lour tickets with tour of six the six. Flv~of-stx tickets win $573, while four-of-six tickets are worth $39. Lottery officials say $3,092,979 worth of tickets were sold, and the total prize payout Is $847,914. • 645 PICK-4 6106 • a1y .• IN510C': NOTHING HELD BACK ALL AT c:.n 3.3°/o OFF . RCA VHS cauler AU-IN-ONE VCR AND CAMERA WITM AUTOMATIC FOCUI Pl•y• bit~ duH.tty ti'IN ro11r TV N! a.- lhru ot•o•" .-ctronlt tltwllnftr 3-0NLY . PRICED TO GO NO RAINCHECKS DON'T MISS .THIS SALE CREDIT . TERMS VISA DISCOVER COLUMBUS (UP]) - The 117th Ohio General Assembly has conv.ened for a two-year session andwlllsoonbeglndeal!ngwltha variety ol problems ranging from civil lusttce reform to a strained state budget. Members were sworn InMonday: and le~dershtp was elected In both the Senate and House. The entire afternoon was ceremonial In nature, as new and old members , lnte{acted with their . families and special guests. In the House, Trumbull County Common Pleas Court Ju~ge, Robert A, Nader administered the oat.h of office to all 99 members, Including 10 new ones. A former House member him· self, Nader also swore In Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr.. D-New Boston, tor a record seventh term as spea)!er. The House Is dominated 60- 39 by the cloudlt~ess. tonight, with a low near 40.' Mostly cloudy Wednesday , · with a chance of showers and highs In the mid 40s. The prohahillty ol Is and :JO • ent1ne Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Ohio, Tuesda_y, January 6. 1987 ,. 2 Sections. 26 Paget 26 Cents , A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper 2nd hearing on sales ·tax draws· dissent Village to combat erosion problems A map outlining 16 sections of · Pomeroy river frontage needing treatment to prevent further erosion was discussed In some detail by Mayor Richard Seyler and members · of Pomeroy Village Council when council mel Mooday night In regular session, as seen In the above photo. ·A StUI!Y o! the worsening problems, seen In the photo at right, has been completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, and plans for repairs are beginning to develop. The question of how to lund lhe needed repairs Is now uppermost In the minds ol the · mayor and council. rtous t~ey cannot ever be repaired. In regard to the parking lot, Anderson said only minor repairs are needed to maintain the structure, but noted that serious problems with the parkIng lot could develop down the road, II the minor problems are not addressed. Interjected Councilman Bruce Reed, "It's a pay now or pay later situation." Reed and Anderson also pointed out that cost eslimates are based on "today's prices." All of council agreed that financial aid wtll be needed to star t and complete repairs, and authorized the mayor to begin contacting various government agencies regarding the prob·, · !ems . Mayor Seyler asked that council membel'S assist him in the seach lor funding sources. Council acknowledged the corps' valuable help In preparing the study at no cost to the village, but pointed out that the corps "Is not a funding source." Concluded Anderson, "We knew this was a serious matter but 'we didn't know how serious. We 're not at the point where we can't do anything about thl erosion, but we should begin doing something soon." In other matt ers , coun cil dis· cussed waiting until a lighting contract with Columbus & South· ern Ohio Elect ric Co. expires In 2\<l yoars before ·rnovthg downtown street lighting. Council also discussed a recurring problem on Willis Hill where a landslide situation has made re-opening Willis Hil i Road virtu· ally impossible. Council would like to get the road opened,· but questions If repair meas ures would hold the bank. At the request of Clerk· Treasurer Jane Walt on, council approved' temporary approprla· lions of $40,000 and the village finance committee set a meeting date of 8 p.m. Jan. 15 to set up the budget for 1!187 .. Anfl finally, lines and fees collected In the village tor December amounted to $5,424. ,domestic programs and fighting deficit -lighting strat egy. Chiles any bid for a tax Increase. sugges.ted the pian ml~:ht include But Democratic leaders, who a "deficit tax" or other revenue will control both chambers of measures. Congress for the first time since Admln.tstratton officials disReagan took office tn 1981, puted Democratic co ntentions . promptl y challenged Whit e that their spending plan was House financial calculations, "dead on arrival" at Capitol Hill. questioned the accuracy of d~ "The budget will be dead on ftclt projections and suggested a arrival only If someone In Con· thorough rewrite of the plan. gress kills It, because II was sure "(It's) cer tainly offth~track,'' alive when It le!t our office, " said Senate Democratic leader declared :James Miller, dtrrctor Robert Byrd of West Virginia. or the administration's Office of "But we will take a close look at Management and Budget . It." Treasury Secretary James , Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fia. , the Baker called the budget proposal new chairman of the Senate "workable." . Budget Committee, asked Rea"I would hope Congress would gan to organize a "summit · not summarily dismiss II or you meeting" with co ngressional would proclaim It dead on iea~ers to develop a united arrival," he told reporter s. Legislators .to tackle major Ohio ·issues pectacular Sa~ings In ' 0o:~r The Jewelry g INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 & .. MIDDLEPORT JEWELRY e the West VIrginia side of thl' Ohio United 'Pr~s International River, has gone " smoothly," Sentinel Staff Reports President Reagan's proposed Straw said, and awarding of the 1988 budget Includes an $8 million contract later this year could request lor construction on the mean excava tion work might Gallipolis Locks and Dam, a begin shortly afterward. spokesman for U.S . Rep. ,Clarence E . Miller, R·Ohlo. said " This cculd be the green light to get things cookin g," Straw today. Legislative aide Phil Straw said. Meanwhile, Democrats who said hall of the funding for the work would be derived from the will lead the lOOth Congres!i. say Inland waterway trust fund . President Reagan' s reco~d $1 · Straw said Miller's .office has trillion budget proposal for fiscal been Informed by the U.S. Army . 1988 Is way "off the track" - and Corps of Enl(lneers that the they want to meet with him to anticipated date lor awarding draft a compromise. Reagan sent his $1.02 trillion the $37 million lock chamber contract 'for the project •Is Oc- plan to Congress Monday, pledg· tober. Land acquisition for the tng to "co ntrol the deficit new locks and dam, to be built dragon" and bolster mllltaryy south or the present facUlty on spending while ~utting some Loliery rt-suhs No winnen~ in Daily Number Budget includes L&D funding request INGELS Furniture January Clearance Sale ·Jan. 6·11 0 , Council tQ hunt • repall's funding· ThP Middleport Llt<'fary C'!ub · will mret at2 p.m. Wednesda y at 1h<:' home of Mrs. James Clat worthy . Mrs. Ri (·hard Owrn will rPvlew thr book, "Shattrr<'r of World" by Peter Goodchild. Members will givr an atomic bomb memory In answer to ro il ca ll. . 548. I 1987 Wf'dn.-sday Ticket sales t o t a 1 e d $1.122,869 .50, with a payoff du e of $405,ti4i.SO. Ohio Lotto 6, 10. 29. 2. 5, 17 ' • fROM A Flamr Chapter m eeting will br hrid at 7:30p.m. Tursday at thc Mt. Olive Communit y Church, Long Bottom. Spra;(er will br ,Jo~' Ce Hoback, Racln~ . CLEVELAND tUPII - Satu·r· day 's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: · Dally Numhcr • Arizona job ---Page 3 Ban.k -By-Mail!. a M~·ls ' Investtgat~s . C :· BEGIN CLASSES STARTING. JAN. 8 AT 7 P.M. CARLETON SCHOOL FOR INFORMATION CALL 992·6839 OR 992-5896 • Ohio Lottery Democrats. Republican senators, who control their chamber by 18-15, were sworn In by Judge Thomas J. Moyer th ree hours before he took the oath as chief justice of the Ohio Supreme Court. Democrats were o~worn In by Justice A.W . Sweeney or the Supreme Court. T~ere are lour new senatQrs. Barry .Levey, a Mtddlefown corporate attorney and former state representative, was sworn In to succeed Sen. Donald E. Lukens, R-Middletown, whose resignation was accepted by the, Senate. Lukens was elected to the U.S. House In November. Sena,te President Paul E . Gil· imor, R·Port Clinton, was rein· stalled for another two years. He already has served for tour years as the Senate's top officer. Other leaders elected tn the Senate were Sens. Stanley J. While was a ·surpr ise replace· Aronoff, R·Cincinnatt. president ment for Sen. Richard C. pro tempore: Richard H. Finan, R·Cinctnnatl, assistant president · Pfeiffer, D-Columbus. who had been chosen at an earlier caucus pro tempore: .. and David L·. Hobson, R·Spttnglield, majority meeting. Pfeiffer and Meshei both said whip. the Columbus senator decided he Finan replaces Sen . Paul E . didn't want the job, but th ere was Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, who was speculallon Pfeiffer was punbumped from his leadership Ished for his vote two weeks ago position alter he ran against to override Gov . Richard . F . Glllmor lor governor. Hobson Celeste's veto of a civil Justice fills Finan's 1985-86 position. and Insurance reform bill which Senate Minority Leader Harry will soon be making Its way Meshel, D·Youngstown, and Sen . through 'the Legislature again . Neal F. Zimmers Jr., assistant Meshel denied that vote had minority leader, both were re· elected. But in ' line with the • anything to do . with Pfeiffer's absence from the leadership Democratic caucus's wish, ' Sen. team. . Eugene Branstool or Utica was In addition to Riffe, th e House chosen minority whip, and Sen. Democratic leadership team was Michael While ol Cleveland was returned .Intact : ·Speaker Pro picked as assistant mtnorlt.y Tempore J. Barney Quilter of whip. ! Toledo; Majority Leader Wit· Branstool replaces Sen. Cha· llam L. Mallory of' Cincinnati: rles L . Butts, D-Cieveland, while By NANCY VOACHAM Senllnel Stall Writer · Public opinion was again mixed In the second hearing on the proposed 1 percent sales tax lor Meigs County . The hearing was held Monday morning at the Meigs County Courthouse with about 15 local residents in attendance. Some Individuals speaking 11 t the hearing were completely against the sales tax, or addl· tiona! taxes of any type, IncludIng Guy Rose of Long Bottom. Winston Varney or the Racine area, and Gayle Price of Portland . Ros e said he understand s that counties and townships need more money "but the working · man needs more money too." · Commented Rose. "There are too many taxes b!'lng co llected and the public Is not bring told where the money is going... Tax dollars are being wa sted. he continued, and notrd the recent roadbank seeding carried out In the county with federal tax dollars. Rose said the project was a waste because alter the seeding was completed, the county highway department sloped some of the roadbanks. taking out the seeding. Rose added that some highway depart· ment workers waste t lme and use machinery Improperly. "I'm opposed to any more taxes, " he said, "until I can see that the tax dollars are being used wisely." Continuation of services Commissioner Richard Jones ·explained -that the county highway department Is not funded by county general fund m·oney. The highway department operates on auto license and gasoline tax money, which Is money collected In the county, ·sent to the state, and then returned to the county based on state formula . He further explained th at money raised by the sales tax would be used "lo continue services now being provided and offset th e loss or federal revenue sharing,' ' ~a nd to continue, rather than eliminate·, certain agencies. In a statement Dec. 10, the comtfltssloners said tax money would be used to co ntinue fund· lng the Mei gs So il and Wat er. Co nsrrvallon program. exten· slon service, historical ·society . and senior dllzens. Also, payment to the sta te's mandated Crlpplrd Children lund, In the amount of $20,000. and the. count y's sharc or public:' assist·· ance. tn the amou nt or $4li,OOO, will be paid out of sales tux revenue. In thr past, thc'Se funds were paid with reve nu e sharing. Without the sales tax , the commissioners sta ted Dec . 10, expenses would have to be trimmed by short ening the work week or public employees, laying off employees, and closing certai n agencies and dtsconllnuln~t funding to others . Asked Varney, " Have you (thr co mmissio ners) tlghl cnrd your bell?" Cuts have he<•n made .Jones said the commissioners have made departmental budgetcut s each year over the past fiv e; years, In excess of $1 million; altogether. " We do not i eellocaf agencies can br cut further," ht' said. Said Pr ice, "l'm against the tax. but if you do enact It , which you probably will, then I 'm not In favor of dividing II wllh the townships and vi llages." Orange Township res ident Lloyd Blackwood pointed 6ur that the ('Ounty is losing $190.000 In r('vrnue sharing, yet Is osklng lor a tax to generatr $400,000. Blackwood satd he docs not believe Meigs needs a higher sa les tax than surrounding co unties, nor should the tax generate more money than th e loss of revenue shartng.-tll<ockwood sug· ges ted "one-half percent and lighten your belt. " · Ga llta and Athens Counties now have one-hail percent sal es tax es, but arc talking of raising to th r full 1 percent ailowrd by law. Vinton County co llect s a. l percent tax . Won't give It uway Col umbia Township rcsi d(•nt .Jtm Gaston said he was in favor of the 1 per cent ta x but wondered If half could be used for the cou nty and the other half for towp ~ hlps and villages . !Continued on Page 41 Reagan ·readies self for final cancer test By HEI.EN THOMAS UPI White Hou81! Reporter . WASHINGTON (UP! ) - President Reag an , rl'portcd "in good shape" alter surgery for a painfully Pnlarg<•d prostatl' gland, prepared lor a final test today to lcar.n if th ere ha s b<'cn any recurrence of the colon ca ncer found In I98c>. The 75-year -old president was scheduled for a CAT scan. In which doctors use equipment to tak e detaliC'd pictu res of hi s . abdomen and pelvis. It wa s the only rcmainlnA medical procedure following the surgery and a ch<•ckup that Incl uded a co lonoscopy, a cystoscopy, a cardiovascular f>xamlnat ion and chest ':X-rays. ' Reagan also cxpe<:ted diagnostic result s today from a biopsy, or removal of body tissu e (In this case nearly one ouncC' I, that was performed during his on~hour operation Monday at Bethesda Naval Hospital In suburban Washlngt op. A preliminary microscopic examination ol a frown tissue section r~moved from th e prostate Indicated It was brnl~n. or non-cancerous, sa id White House spok~sman J..arry Speakes. · He said there was no sign of the malignant co lon tissue for which Reagan underwent major surgery July 13, 1985. "The president is in excellent cond ition,': Speake's told reporters after the surgery, adding that R<'agan was given antibiotics but was taking no r;nedlcatlon to help him rest or to ease pain. Re~gan, who has demonstrated his humor in J>rf>vlous hospital stays, was said to be cracking "urojogicai jokes" with his team oiMayo Clinic doctors before and after thl• Operation to ease pressure on the enlarged gland. The upbeat report was accentuated by the White Hou se, as In the past, wlih an effort to show the president lmmcdlatPiy back to official business. Chief of staff Donald Regan visited the 'hospital Monday and was expected to return today, perhaps with new national security adviser Frank Car Iucci. " He's fine, In good shape," Regan told reporters as he irft ' Bethesda Monday . · The surgery, performed by Dr. James Utz and Dr . •John Beahrs, began at 8:15a .m. )!;ST, Speakes sali't, aild the president was given a low spinal anesthetic tha,t did not force him to issue a te,mporary transfer of presidential powers. ' ' ,' ! I }I I '· • " �• .. '• .. ( ·C ommenta Tuesday, January 6. 1987 ...... ' • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, January 6. 1987 • Marauders host.Federal~Hocking tonigh~~: • 'The Daily Sentinel Unconstitutional · president_/__ce_.or_ge_M_cc_o_~e_rn 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO TilE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~~ Bm~ ,...,._,,__~, ~ d~ ~ ~v ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. News Editor , I recenlly finis hed reading an Jmpor l anl new book abou1 consll lulional war powt'r s !hal I w1sh rvery m ember of Congress and would-be pres ldenl would care· full y slu dy "To Chain l~t' D og of War " !SMU Press, 1986) by francis Worm ut h •nd Edwin F1rm age Wn11ng bef ore lh e I ra nNicaragua mess r oc ked I he cur re nl adm imslralion, lhe auth ors show how Ronald Reagan had already bPcome a dangerously unconstilulion al pres ident. In· deed, say lhe authors, he has comml11 ed a long siring of Illega l , Impeac ha ble offenses. They assert I hal Reagan's cons II· lul lonal violallons represenl seriOus wrongs in which lhe Con· grcss has shared Wormuth and F1rmage leave no doubt thai , under lhfConsiiiu lion , only Congress has I he power 10 decla re war and commil American forces t o bailie The one exception Is an emergency slluallon in whloh lh e president mlghl have l o respond lo a sudden allack on lhe Unlled Sl ales • The authors explain how America n foreign policy is a shared respon slblllly of Congress and I he presld enl Unforlunat e l y, espec i all y sin ce 1950, congressional power lo declare war and I he power 10 share in !he formulation of American fore1gn p<:>hcy have been serio usly e1oded and Ire A MEMBER of Tho Unllro PJess lnl ernallonal, Inland Dally Press Associa tion and the American NPwspaper Publishers Association • LET'J ERS OF' OPTN JON are welcome They should tx• less rhan .)J() wo1·ds long /\II IL•IIcrs .u I ' su bj('("t ro cd 1t1n g and mu st bl' slgnnl "It h nn me address and ICh 'l)honC' number No unsh:!·nro !('I IC>rs will be pubH sh('(l Let1rrs should 1:)(' m good t ast e addr('ssln~ rssucs , not pt>rsonallf i('S t>ID IT.!! Wa,~h ington Window Questions that linger By NOR~lAN D. SANDLER WASHIN GTON ! UP ! i - In his staled clfo11 l o lell all he knows about the Iran arms Contra aid affau, Vice President George Bush has lefl some qu es1 1ons unanswNed and failed l o dispel a cloud ot doubt ha nging over his poliiical amb1110n s lor 1988 Even before disclosure of secrel arms sa les l o Iran or diveriPd funds to Nicaraguan rebels, Bush was dogged by allegaiions I hal hi s offi ce was involved m behind lhP·scrnes efforts 10 aid I he Cont ros II slarl ed Wilh l he <"api Ui e o f Eugene H ascnfu s, the survivor of a Conlra supply flighl shol down over N icaragua m October Hasenfus said the flighl s we• rcoo rdln aled by a felix Rodngu cz, also known as • Max Gomez, who had eonnec l Ions lo Bush Afler days of sil ence. Bush ac knowledged th ai he had mel Rodriguez lhrec limes and co nsidered him "a pal no! ' for hclpmg flghl lefl lsl guerrillas in El Salvador 1 Bu sh sai d his disc ussiOns w tlh Rodnguez never touched on Nicaragua. And he sa id any sugges11on I hal lhr Coni I a ai d nclwOJ k w as being run from hi s office was "absolulclv, I of all y unl• ue." " I can deny II unequivocally," he smd Whal Bush did nol kn ow OJ men lion al I he It me was I hal his naliona l securlly adviser, Dona ld Gregg, had mel w11h Rodnguez ear li er 10 discuss how I he Con11 as would survive du r ing I he period when US asslslance to I he rebels was prohibiied by law .The Augusl m eet mg. m which Rodriguez expressf'd concer n aboul WASHINGTON- How do you I he Co ntras, and a subSL'QUenl mrPI Ing al whch Gregg and hi s deput y mi slay Re,olulionary War can Col. Samuel Watson, relayed 1hose womes 10 CIA and oth er offi cials ? 11 Isn'l easy, bul lhe nons was disclosed only afl el" senior aides 10 Bus h co ncluded I he r umors National Park Service m anaged abou11h e vice pr es idenl' s links 10 the Con11 as- and the polcnllal lo do II pbllllcal damage - wou ld no! go away Can nons, musket s, brass ca n· But lhe acco untin g offered by Bush' s o!!1ce Dec I> gave onl y arc hival documents dieslicks. skclchy del ails The repor t also !ailed,.fo m~nlion a January 1986 1rlp a wagon were am ong lhe and by Walson 10 lwo Contra m111i ary ca mps. hi slori ca l 1 1 cm s !hal could n ' t be 11 did firmly deny any ope1'allonal conncc110n l o I he pnvale Cont ra lora led al e1ghl pa r ks, hl sloncal aid efforl or any prior knowlcdgC' I hal Ira n arms profll s had gone 10 slles and recrea lion areas sur I he rebels veyed bv lhe lnlrrlor Depart However , Bus h's nam e coni mues 10 com e up as I he web of I he Ira n menl 's mspec lor geneJal. opera lion and I he parallel Cnt>'ra aid ne1w01 k ar o sorted oul Two ol her $40,000 "surrendcJ The name and lel ep ~ · · •e '1ber of his mill1ary ai de, L l Col ca nn ons," lreasured remmders Douglas Menar chik, wa• found, ' ' g I he belongings of an A mer ica n of lhC' Oc lnber day 205 years ago who surfaced as pari of .1n · · t'siga lion of gun-runnmg lo lhc when lhe Brili sh surrendert'd Conlras Menarchik dem"'l '· 11 .g 'aboul any pr iva te" network lo and " lhe world tu r ned upside arm th e Cont ras down," were found lo be m badly Bush and Menm·chtk a lso were mentiOned m ,New York cou1 1 corroded co nd iiion from exporecords in lhc case of several people charged wllh illegall y SC'II10 g lo the Plemenl s al lhe sure arms to Iran. Co lon i al Na 11o nal Hi slonca l Bush Is c11ed as having given a green hg hl for a1ms saiC's 10 h an. Park in Yorktown , Va Menarchlk was r eported l o ,have hlnl cd lhis yC'a J 10 an 0 1ego n The mspector general's aud1 bl!slnessman thai I he U S. poliCY aga 10sl ar mssales 10 Iran Was cover lOI S co ncluded I hal many 11 rr for a cover! opera I ion placeable ari ifacl s were r us11ng The businessma n, Ric hard B1 enneke. also sa id he learned fi'Om and 1oili ng while ot he1 s we• r " Intelligence sources" of an apparent schPme lo bu y weapon s fo1 the sl ored m condll tons that mvile Contra s wllh fund s f rom lhr Iranian II"a nsac lion s I hell or delenor a110n No one can These mailers were nol mentioned In the Dec. 1!\ repor t lell for sure what may br Earlier, when Bush ca m e und er iner e.I srd p1 css ure 10 s peal~ ou 1 he m1 ss mg, bec,JU se I he records of gavt> a speech on Dec. l I ha l walked a l10c between defense of lhr I he museum s associated with lhr orlglmil Iran opera ! Ion and lhr long awailed admission I hal Pighl hisloncal arras arc In " mist akes were made " hopl'lrss dl sord('J Herr ar c somr Bush won prais~ for do10g whal ' somr Republic.tns I hough! of lhr probl em s delaiiPd in l hl' Presidenl Reaga n should hav<' done fl am I he oul sel. Bush' s aides now hopr !hal suspicions about his !'Ole In lhe Ira n affair havPrnded and t hai similar doubls aboul his lnvolvrmenl wtl.h thr Conn·as wil l do I he sa mC' wl l h lhr C'Xpla nal ion of I he Rodi'Iguez contacts Bul fir s! Indi ca ! ions are I hal somr qu es lions sti li l10 g'' ' quenlly ignored by " Imperial presiden.ts" and a n_egllgent Congress While recognizing the advan· I ages a stubbornly opportunistic president has In bypassing Con· gr ess, the authors point out that lhe founders gave Con~ress · mui1Jple ways of reslralnlng a· chief execullve, Including adviCe, · and consent , control of lhe · budge! and Impeachmenl. The boo k leaves rro doubl thai a strong case for lmpeachmenl co uld have been made agalnsl Ronald Reagan even before I he Iran-N icaragua affair came to llg hl Some of Rea gan's unconstllulional and Impeachable offenses ~n cl udc lhe dispalch In 1982 of so me 1,200 U .S Marines 10 lhe Bt'irul airporl The president dt'ployed I he Marines in LebanoJl# Wi lli no prior consultallon or approval by lhe Congress. The . mi ssiOn wa s p<:>orly defined and lhe scc url(y of the lroops was shockingly neglect ed In what Wormulh and Flrm age describe as "a speclacular acl of preslden· · Hal Ignora nce." Over 240 sleep.' ln g M ar ines pa1d wllh lhelr lives for lhls unfonslllu1Ional and ill prepared oper alion · T he dav afler lh e Belrul tragedv. Mr. Reagan ordered the . Invasion of Grenada. 11 was. a millla ry success, bul a dlplo· malic and cons1ilullonal disaster. ThP presiden t ordered the mvasion withoul so much as a nod loward Congress while ban· nmg the 'press from covering it. Missing treasures _____l_a(_k· _·A_n_d_e_r.~_on_&._·J_o_.~e~p-h,sp:::ea_r - Twcnly·nine percenl of l hc mu~e um s' ca l al og ca rd s wrrr m1 ss mg. The cards are supposed to give lhe l1J s1or ic arllfact 's descrlpli on. hi sl orv, estim alcd va lu f' and exac1 loca tion, bul man y wpre found 10 cany Inaccurate mforma lion. AI lhc York l own mu seum , f01 exa mpl e. calal og cards WC're in "complrlr disa r ray, sca 11 eted all about 1ooms m sl ack s, frays and boxes ' - AI tndPpendencr Na ll ona l HisloriC'a l Park m downl ow n Phi ladelphi a. l hP mu seum 's rc eords lndicaled I hal 11 has 2 000 pieces on loan from lhc cllv of Phll adPiphl a ThC' con eel !igUJ C' is $4,000 Thr Norlh Alian1 1c Fly the messy Opinions of other editors , Th•• Mluml New' Th e Reagan adm lnlsll <II ion added I hC' 13hl cru iSC' mi ss ile· equipped B-52 bombe1 l o I he Sl ra leglr Air Command I he day afl rr Thanksgiving, !hereby vlolallng lhe unrallhed second Stral egic Arms Limll alion Treat y bul addin g no meas urable " ei ghl lo l hr dl>l errence · 11 wi ll ha ve poliltca l repercussiOnS. Ourlng lhe pas! six vears, President Reaga n has so ld a loy shop full of new weapons to Congr ess . Whenevet Congr ess qu csiJo nC'd a weapon or Us cos I. I he president said II was needed lo force I he Soviels lo agree 10 arms rcduclions. Congress has rolled ove1 fo r I he president despll t> li s doubts, bu t eve ntuall y it will have lo "ondrr if 11 has bern had Sen. Dale B umpers. D-Ark, is orga nizing a blparlisan m ove In Congress nex l session lo repair the dam age. He t.olks abou t l eg islal lng I he di sma nlilng of delivery vehicles 10 b1 lng the United Slates bu ck wllhl n SALT hmil s. Th at may be all Cong1css ca n do to fo•ce san ll y on a reluclanl adminish nllon and gC'I 1he U nilcd Sta les back in to I he arm s co ni rol game. Today in history 'J:odav Is Tuesdm . ,J ,on 1•. I he S!XIh da v of 1~S7 w ith :lo9 10 follow Thr moon Is in 1l s fir" qu,IIICt The morning sial s .11 r MPJC'U 1v. Venus .1nd S.J IUI n Th e evening si ,II S .ItC M.ors ,Jild .IupH er Those born on I hiS d;IIe are undrr lhC' sign of Ca pJ!COI n T lw v Include areMrologisl Hrmnfh Schli cm.onn, whq di< covC'n ' d lhr 1uins of ancien! Trov. In 1 S~2. pQ('f c.u l s.m~b u J g Ill 1R7R, siiC'n l mOVIC cowboy si al Tom Mix 10 IRRO. Texas CongJL>ssman Sam Ray burn In 1882: aclress L o rcll<~o Young i n 1!11,11 age 741, aclor Danny Thomas m 1914 1age 731, poi lslc i Lou is Hmns in 1~211 age 66!: author E .L. Doctorow In Ht31 I age• 561, and actress Bonnie F•anklin m 1944 I age 43) On this dat e In hJs101 v In 17'i9, George Was hln glon mall"led wldo-. Marlha Dandrldgr Cuslls. , Jn 1838, In Morr lslown, N.J .. Samuel f B. Morse and his pariner, Allred Vall, ' publicly demonstrated I hell· new lnvenllon, the l elegraph . fo1 l hr ffrSI "I ime. In 1 ~50. Brllilln forma lly recogn ized the co mmunlsl govern men I of China. In 198:1, Prt'sldenl ReaRa n signed a b•ll boosting gasoline I axes live cent s a gallon 10 raise $5.5 billion a year for bridge and road repairs. In 1984 the firs! tes l lube quadruplets -all boys - were born In ' Melbourne, Auslraha . . . ( WAS H INGTON ! NEA l - AI · mos l an hour afl <'r lhr sc h!'dulrd dcparlure lime of Amer ica n Ai(hn es· iate-aflet noon fh ghl from Wa shin gton 10 Chtcago, I he pla n• sil s molionl css al li s ga l e Th•• Jrobiem · The pilot ca n' l be found. Thai's r.lghl One of lhc na lion's l arges t and forme rly rei! a ble a ir lines ca nnot assemble a full crew for a r oulinC' flighl "The pllol tu sl dldn'l show up" because of a sc heduling mixup an A merican spokl'sman taler ex pl a in s Afl c• ,, pilol of an arnvlng fllghl IS d1 agooncd inl o serv ice lhr p lane and li s seclhlng pa ssengers fly lo Chicago - but nav1ga llng O'Hare Jn'lrrna lional Au·porl !her e has becom e a challenge thai would slymll' Indiana .1om's. In I hi s casC', a mal funcllo ning landin g gear has temporarily di sa bl ed a nolher American plane so II sils on lhe tarmac ·blocki ng a half dozen at rcrafl allemp llng l o reach lhelr as si gned gales WheJT I he pl ane from Washin gion finall y reaches li s gate. I he combin ed delays exceed Hw schedul ed flight lime Th ai experience Is l ypical of comm erlal. air line service now deterlorallng so rapidly !hal II has Inspired a spal e of crlllal news accounl s such as I he recent cover story In U S. News & Wor ld Report headlined: " The Lale, Lale Show: Airline delays are bad - and lhey'rm going 1o gef ·worse." Forl une magazine offer s lis readers an account of " The Worsening Air Travel · M ess," while The New York Times del ails "Those Exasperallng All· line Del ays." Region' s genPra l led ger show s arlifacls worlh s:J 3 million: 11 should show $ll4 million worlh. - Appra isals arc vea rs ou1 of dal e, thp aud110rs found In 1981. for exampl e, several sl iver ob· jecl s were stolr n from the Edison Na tion al Hlsloncal Silc m Wesl Orange N J The lhlcf was ca ughl and lri~d The rourl l"C'COgnJ zed lhe sfolen ifems ' va lue al a mprr $8.700. because I hal was I he va luallon placed on !hem m l he las ! appra isa l - 21 years earlier · - Thf' Na lional Cata log. wh1rh lheorrlica ll y con l ain s descnp· lions of lhe.cnli re Nal ional Park Service collecllon, , lisIs onl y abou l 4 percent of 11 According 10 Park SNvi ce cu r ator Ann Hil ch cock , I he coll cclion ha s app! OXI· malelv 26 million obwrts T he Na l 10nal Catalog !ISis only . 1 milli on - All srv!•n mu seum s aud11ed were found l o have madequa lr fire and burglary prol '\clion Two had been I he sce ne of majo1 thefts, a nd theCaprCod Nalional S0ashor r museum was brokrn 1010 undelcrl ed beca usC' " lhe 1n1ruder al arm svslrm had been tu rned off bv park employers" · - GE'm sl onrs va lu ed al $20.000 I accordin g l oa 1960 app ra isal ~ werE> fou nd slored al l he Edison mus eum nexl 10 toxic chemica l s. AI ! he Delaware Wafer Gap mus<:>um, valuable silverware was kepi in a " remol <:> and Iso laled" barn. H11 chcock agreed 1ha1 !he mspeclor g-eneral's r eporl was accu ra l e._She said I hal proposed deadlin es and eslimaled cosls for revisin g lhe card ca talog would bf' submllled t o Congress lhis m onlh A LIEN ANCHORS AWAY!· The Navv can award all Its co ntracts for moori ng and anchor chains lo lhe onl y U.S. manufaclurer of heavy naulical chams wilhoul compe111Ion, the com pi rol ler general has ruled A Ca nadia n chain maker had protested lhr l'javy's sole-source procurcmrnl/.!t om Baldi Inc .. bu l lh e compt roller general re] ec l ed !h e co mpl ain ! on grounds !hal Baldi might go b1 okr wi1hou11he Navy conlracl s and I he company's exlslence Is In I he ml ereSI of nalional securil y. "The normal concern of m axim· izlng com pet ilion is seco ndary 10 lhr need s of Industrial moblllzalion," lhl' decision expl ai ned. skies ~---.------R_ol_}('_rt_W':_al_te_rs The ai rlines aren' t onllrely to bl am e Indeed, a fal r shareof lhe rrsponslbllll v rests wll h PreSJ· drnl Reagan, who m rarlv 1981 filed 11.400 ail lra fh c coni rol l er~ because lh ey had illegally gone on strike aga m s1 1heJr employcr . lh e federa l Avi a 1J o n Admimslrallon . Today, lhe numbC'J of sc he duled airline flighls has 10· cr!'ased m arkt'dl y bu l lhr work· force of fAA employees. who gu id e !hose pl anes lhrou!(h lhe crowded skies. sli ll has not been l o l ~l l y rebuilt (About four s years arc r equired 10 Iullv I ra in a professiona l conlrolle•· ) The airlines cou ld sca le back l he1r opera tiOns l o amrHora le a diffi cull sll uatlon, but they rr· ma1 n drlcr mmcd 10 p1otec1 lhe1r res pective m ark et shares at a lim e when federa l deregul allon ha s produced unpreceden ted compel ilion wllhl n lhe industry Thus ." American perslsls m sc hed ulin g 12 deparlures from O'Hare dunng lhe six mlnul es bel wee n 5 30 p.m and 5· 35 p m . every weekd ay, while sc heduling four pl anes l o ar r ive simullane· ously al lh e airporl al exaclly 5'45 p .m . That' s surely irresponsible, but Unlled Alrllnt's has eveJY more oper ations at O'Hare- and engages in far more outrageous overschedulln g. Moreover , lhe sl1ua11on In Chicago pales in compar ison with the problems al I he lhree alrporls I hal se rve I he New York City area (LaGuardia, Newark and Kennedy) and are r esponsible for almosl one-lhlr d of all thecountry ' salrlinedelays. Compllcauig an ~ !ready dlffJ. cult sltu!i'fon Is a wave of , corporate m ergers. Airlin es I hal will be conso lid ated In the coming months include Del1a SHOOTS ,JUMPER - Southern's Jennifer Arnold (1 5, right ) shoots jump -shol over Gallia's Betsy B ergdoll (22) in Monday's non-league basketball game at Southern. Th e Blue t\ngels won, 72-30. mdu slry ' average Is aboul 85 perce n1.1 Thai Norlhwesl official acknowledges encou nt er i ng "oper· a lional dlfffcullies" In evt'r y· thing from credtling passengers wll h frequent fl yer mil es (dela ys ra nge up 10 five monlhs) lo prov iding enough telephone r eserva lion agents · In 1987, ot her newly mer ged carriers ar C' likely 10 experience w hat NorthwC'st blunlly class! flcs as " horror stor ies." Southern's guts dropped a 72 30 non-league decision lo visII · m g Ga llipolis Monday nigh! The Me1gs Cou nt y qumtel 1ra1ied 24·2, 45·10 and 57- 20 at I he quarlerm ar k s. seven for I he" Jnne1 s, Amv Hili four foul I he l osers Box score Ca.LUPOLL~ 1721 - Thnnmo;, ~ I HI, llollt•y, 9- 1 19• Todd, 5· 0.111. !\J.thr} ,.. , 7, llamllton, O.:l :J, B..rgdoll , B-6-1:!: ( npmhs, r~n O;· F.lllou. 1 o ~ TOfi\J..o,; 11·6-7'.! ~OUTIIEKN RA.• IIu~r. 0 1).~ TIII'I"'"· :!- IH; !<imllh I O·K; ~imp!l; u ll, I~B-0 '\mold. ~-Il-l; Uns lit•k, l~ .f I· IIIII H .. K CJOI - Angle Holl ey and K~ Is li Thomas led lhe wlnnets w11h 19 .l11hnson, I Ut 'I OTf\l..o,; I H :111 po101 s ap1ece. Chrv sl al Hill had • By qu arlt'r!<o G.llllpolil> .. .. ~ .! 1 I ! HI - 7! eight !OJ the home team. t .II Ill 10 - In Souther n also los t l he reserve Soutlu•rn R<'"Cr\lt' "' nrc• - (.i,tiiiJWII!oi !11 Snu I bern game, 29-10. Dana Alha had IU. Scoreboard ... Sm;v llu llh Is inn NBA results ll i\ ~ N ET n J\1.1. NATIONAl. •\ SSO( n.. ,.• m,' ,, II 17 I ll IIIH II llo u ~un f.dmn t ulgrr li 1 ~2-,2 HI.\ I IJ 2:1 16 1 n l :ii II~ \\'nn)llo; lfll fi· I 1:! I,J.I l lh J!) I IK Uil 1;u IJ .H I 2fi l!lll li h I ~" I nlll'(l l'rPS'i lnli•r nltll onal E.lo;lt•rn ( onfcnn t f' ,\tl.mtl • Ul\•l.. ion 1\ I. l'c I (,H Rnstnn tl i iiO IJhllu IK II :16.\ \\'~; hn.,n II ltii 7 Nt·w ll' r .. t•\ II !1 !UIIJ I! N('\\ 1'4trk 2'~ :!91! 1 ~1 (_ t_• nll\ 11 I!'; iOn ,\llunt n !! ; ii9 !UII"uukt· !I ll fii6 !' ' Ot•lroh IX Ill &II .t I ' ; Indi an a I~ J;j :\I ti ( hit oii{ U 11 1\ ::ill II i' : f l1 •\ t•ln tl II !K 1!!1 10 \\• ""lt•rn ( uniPrf'nt 1 Mld\t.t "' 01\' i~hm 1\ I. I'd. (;8 Dallll" II Ill 6.. " ! Ulah 19 I! hi~ jl ! '' '" J\lnnd .t\ ·~ R t·~ ul t" :\Junlrtal ~. 1\u.., t tm I l\lm•uo;.. tlt.l I Nl Han Jet r .. (0'1' I it• ) \\ t L'O hln~'1 rm t., St Lnul"' 1 "l'lu...,d,i.\'· .. f:umt..., \ .ant ouvr r at (Jut•lwt , 7 . .15 p m Nt•\\ .It r .. t v ,al Phi hull lphlt, 7 I~ pill l ormun .11 llt•lruil "; ~·~ 11111 M l n~w.. rJt .l \\ t·dnt•"' tl ,l) .., (o ,IIIW!i llllf tlord .tt ~• !.nu t.. n1 ght Huff.Lin .11 \\ l nllll~~'.t: IIIJ::hl \ a n t ouHr .11 1\tontrc•.ll nl~hl J•JIII adt •lrllll a .11 N\ lt.ut J.:l' r~ . ni ght \\'a."ihhq..,rtnn at PllboiiH rJ.:h. ni ght Toronto 111 ( 1111 aKo. mght l.t• ~ Angell..., .11 • :cl numllm mght Ohio ~con•s Uh lu I u llo ~· R ,.,..,, U•ill J ( o.., nll ~ 1'111 .. hurJ:h Sl \ kr.. o l:i, !'imntwrn:\11""' !. 1 lno ln n•llol ~'hull ,,, 1!1'1 Oltl rll n 71! \ ~htund ti l ln llhut.JfHoll .. 11 • \\lo t I lin ~ I U\ 1ll ) IIIII ",. fhn l llll:\1 1""1' fm""'' '' "I'''"' "1 • 1:. " ,., .... !(" I l nl\ lll l ~ 1\ Ill! t'u '"'" lol~l \"•~ I 1 Ill II U~ I lnlliiUHI I IIJ.. I t I l"o:'t ;, ll"l II ~ li"i\rmu"• I I'II J 7 1• mpl• ( l ! ll ' 17117 rt ll:i HK•nlut~l l ;! l ~ !~!I !J Uol'nu l j llllll I ll, Okl.ahtlfll ,l I~ lhll .t I ll 11 '""''' r 111 n ; 1 ll 1nlm \urllu rn ll l ' o • hi• "' 7 1 l'nrt"m •nt h\\ ~~ l 't •IL k 1 lltt )li, \\ IIU!<ot•lll lil " H .tn l(o 'Ill. lit rlln " '"'' r11 Itt .. 19 ' !1116 ~~ ~ ~~I! 11 ,\ullnrll l ':~l 1~1~ I ~~~ 1~' 111 lnll n .. t!II J l l llllno6ooi ('I ! 1 U 1'111, tho! ! 1:1 l'llh llll rJ:IIi 1l ! I I lK II II ~ Ill I Ill 10 Ill ~ IK 16 lliili.l' r9 I J ~~ f :l~l r i:I 'I 0\\11 1'1 I I 11! Ki4 11"il" (~ IJ Ill ftu !o (hr i-. Jiantl lll l !11 \urt hlt r ulilo.a"i l.&l! 1 !1 !i l K «<I II ~1 "IJ6.1r.., ll utknt•ll9 l. l.\tHIUirl):l ~! (t•nt ml ~ XU.M ••n \hu r!'lt i 11 Uar1mnuth X .~ 1\-litl dlc•hun· i9 l>uk r K!. \\llll.uu & tl f.l r) 16 Fairleigh l>h khl!';llll ";J Lo.vol,, ()l1d ) iM ll a r \ltrrl ~-, lftJiy ( rm• .. _, .lt•rM' \' f II\ ~1 . lflfi. lluull'r Kl i\1ar i~l 'H \\a ~tnH fi~ Mi ssouri Kl St. Rnna\ l' nlurt• fi.! Nav.~ 111 f<. aJO I f urt1llnu 116 Nc~ •It rst',\ 'l't•t•h ':' I. Rul g r·r .. ( IUUd1•n tit P t• nn St. HI, :\l,t!i"i :W (0TJ Phil Tt •): III P 92. "'"'' ( lu-.;(t'r 71 Pilhlmrgl'i Hi, ,\krtm ~5 Slip pen ltcu k 7:t, I' ll I· Ur.1tllnnl fi9. OT Sl ·lost•ph' "' )(9, Uh odt• lsi.UJtl 19 Sy r ar •lfs t• X9. l'rovldrilt t• HJ l'f'mp!l•1i. f• l•Orgt •W lL~ hiii J.'1 nn 7,I \\ ld ent•r i 1., l.illt~l ln (1'.1 ) G~ ,lf:iJ ll l nnnmk1•d ~ "" "' NHL rt•sults ()ukc• K'l Willl .uu & M.~r~· "" (,t•or••• Mason MI. San l<"runds••• \\ a l ("" ( on fl'rt •nt I' fl Lllrlt •k Uh lsiun \\ t 'I' 11s (oF (, \ !6 II .! ~~ 18fi 107 l'hll.t 19 17 II II 14i 1 ~ N\ l!<oill IU IH ; '111 1<8 131< l'u~hr !'oil' K11 1611 7 :111 162 161 Nw .J ~y 16t0 .! ~~ 145 1kl ll •1 6 II IZI IS3 Adam .. OI\ lsion llrlfrd 211 I ~ ti 1ti 12)1 11/i Monlrl 00 lti 6 tfl 145 1 3~ Ro ~ tun IH 17 -1 ttl I:U\12:1 Quf ht 16 IB 6 PI la9 131 Butfnl 10 2-1 i 23 I ~ 151 ( 11m tJht'll f<l n l crcnt c Norrl!<i Ui\'L~Inn \\' J. T l,ti'i GF' GA Hi u ~ :m 122 120 J)(' J rnll 18 11 5 :11 1'11 131 1'orunt ' U 11 6 :16 1:11 HK .St. lAJU!<I 1120 6 :IIi rn 111 Chi ulll( IG lA 4 !Jfi l!tl l49 MlnnHt !oU Gi • LlpMnmh (Tt•nn ) 1(19: i\ll litUI I ,\II f!h I 1tt .J.outsvlill•ftt ~1 1 \' IUIII I~ • nll i7 Mur~l.tnd 19 ' , WELLSTON - Jenn 1 Swarlz and Jenn y M1ller each scored 14 poinl s m icadmg the undefeal ed Meigs Mar.Judcrell es 10 !heir e1ghlh siJalghl win here Monday, eas ily outdisla nclng W<:> llston, 52-.lb. In whal Coach Ron Logan ca lled her besl gam e of I he year, 1he senio1 Swa1lz hi I live of nine lieltler s, was pcrfecl al I he fou l line in Jour allcmpls, and led M eigs wil h 10 rebound s · Jenny Miller al so had a fi ne ga me, addin g mn e rebou nds lo hc1 14 poinl effo rt. .Julie Mlllr1 chipped in wilh 12 polnl s, .Jenm Couc h had elghl point s, and Wendv Fry add ed fourpoml sa nd six 1 cbounds comment B ruce, who IS atl ending an NCAA conven11on m San Diego. was unavailable lor comment Monday Bt uce, who has" 121-56 ca1 ccr 1ecor d, wa s sr en w11h Demp sey Sunday at a Tucso n Jesor l, lhc ln g c ~•t er1 at Otuo Stclt r . 1s .ISS ISt lllll ('OUC IJ Ul l()l j!) nn llr beca tn< ' hea d luoiiJ.O II co.•ch a l lhc V llll'l'I Sill of T .11npa in J9n HI' spent Ju sl ye. 11 I he! e p<:>sl ln g d I U 2 "''"' d and takmg h1 s H'. lm to thr T .lll gPJ inP. • "'H' Bowl 131UfP ttwn muvrd to Iowa ' Stair ,Js !w.1ll CO ciC h A fl rt / lh iC'i"' str,llg:h t :o;(',ISO il II 'CO rd s uf 4 7, 111 ucP l('(i the Cy<lun<•s lo I hi cc cO mi('rUIIV(' ~. J flnl Shl '" 82 46. AI Iowa Ci ly, low,J, Ed llorlo n scor ed 16 polnl s and Brad Lohaus NORM1\N, Okla. (UPI) - AII·Anwrlca llnchackcr Brian Bosworth will nol r eturn to Oklahoma for his final y••ar of cllglbllliy. Bosworlh, who had a year ol ellglhlllty r emain lng hcc uu'c h•• r t•d·shlrtcd on e sca.•on, did nut play In lhc Or,mg•· Bowl af11•r tesllng puslilve lor steroid• . lie joined his l cunnnatcs on !111• sideline'S and l'Xpresst•d his diMph•a.•un with th<• NCt\A suspension hy wearing ,, T ·shlrt wlih th1• words "Nutlonnl Communists ,\galnst Athlel es. Welcome t& Russia.'' In a puhllc statement prior to the game he I:IHIIpar~•d 1111• In Norman, Okla., to living In Moscow . " Afler having dlsc<tsslons today with Brinn Busworlh, I " ·'"' decided II would he In lh1• hcst lnh•res ts of the Univer sity <II Oklahom a football program I hat he forego his senior sea.•on of ellglhllllv In 19~7 . " Oklahoma Coad1 Barry Switz er said Houdashell wilh four eac h and Nikki Whillalch had two. Ri se led Wellston wi lh nin e ' RUTLAND TIRE SALES ~~oETTINO ~ou MEIGS 1~21- .lull f' 1\lllh•r :t-2 1l lulit• • 1\lll lt•r G-2 II, h•nni Swar tz :l- 4· 11. 1'arnmy Wright ~&ll Ml~.,;~ \\'nods G-Q.O, lenni ( 'mu h .J..MI, "'cndy l'' r y I ~ I. Sl!i•IIJ st.ohttrl P.().O, llt'l' ll.._• nd••rloion G.lf.l), .Indy G- 0.0, lk•l h f~ wln l( o-o-o TU'J'i\1 ..~ 1 *AUGNMINTS *FIONT END WORK . U'ELI..S1'fll\; t :Ui ) - IN·hhil•l>lx nn .. :J- 11 . l..t•sli'V Spt•ntt'r 2-.1·7, Shannon llu"ton ! 1 ~. llt• ldl•"yfft• 2- l l.ll•• .dlwrfi vflt •Z. D-1. JJ orll'oun,l i·2· -l TfYI'AL"i 1.1- IQ..IG *BAMRIES *TIRE REPAIR LOCATED : MAIN ST., RUTLAND:' OHIO OPEN: 8·6 MON.-SAT : 8 · 8 FRI. .PH. 742·3088 IB- i'! tt- lti Master Card and VIII Watcoma VI Drbbw D1xon ird Wellslonwilh The M rigs wi n sets up !he seaso n's mos l cru cia l l est Ioda te thi s Thursday al federa l Hocking m a mat ch upofunbeal ens Bolh the L ady La ncers a nd Me1gs arc 8 0 overall and 7 0 in 1he TVC federa l-Hocki ng de lea fed Ne lsonv ille· York :,1 25 Monday 1o keep pace Against Well slon. MHS made 21 of 64 from the fl('{d for 33 per ccnl while bo) h learns managed 10 of 20 foul shots. In lhe r eserve game, Mt'lgs uppPd 11 s record l o !'i·.l wil h a 2o-16 w1 n as Jody Ta ylor led I he wav w11h 11 Ol hrr Lillie Maraudrrrllr scmws Included Les lie Carr, Bclh Ewi ng, and Audra THERE SAFEL '1' LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES ~1 · 10. ~~ 8.) qunrtt•r.. · M1•l gs. . .. • . • .• . .. I'! II I ~ W~ ll ~ ton . . . 9 II HI Ht •!wrv t•s- Mt•l w- :!5, Wt•ll!o!tcm lfi VI{' IOI \ OV(' J" W IS(' OI1S! n Bosworth leaving 0 klahoma Purdue, 10· 1 overa ll and 2 0 In !he Big Ten. matched 11s bes l start in four yea" by beati ng Michigan l or l h<' !ir s! lime since 1984 In ol her games In volving r anked l ~a m s , No 3 Iowa downed Wisco nsin 78 63, No. 6 Svracusc gal by Prov idence 89 ~'>. No 7 Temple l opped CeoogC' Was hington 77-73. No 9 DePa ul defeated f ur m an 81·64, No 13 Illinois lopped M ich igan Sla lc 79· 7'2, No 14 Navy lrounced Eas l Ca rolina 91 66, No 15 Pll lsbu ri(h T.•~lnr added 15 10 llPi p tow.! I'XIPnd I he• l o ng~s l winn111g sl! r.tk in lhf' nallon 10 14 w ilh ,, B ig Tt•n edged Akron 67 6'i and No 16 Duke rout ed W!l l l o~m & M.ti v in I he f1rs1 half "You always want 10 hll every shol," sa id Lewis, who hil 12 ofl5 shols from lhe field 'Bul when you are shoo ling like I hal, any lhmg you lhrow up goes in " 11 ' (otf · Th·~·· oaily S25,0 EVERY • . Sentinel I USI'l! IU9fill) i\ Olvl10 \on of !\lultlmediu. In c. Publi~h f'fi SEVEN t'VI' tv aftfrnoon. M o nd~ v 1hrous:th rrtd uy, 111 Cnur1 XI Po mt' IOV Oh io bv th{' Ohio Va l l~· P u b llc: htn"g Co mpanv i Mulllmf'dla . In c. JlOffif'l 0\ Ohi o 4~71i9. P h 992 21~ Sf' eomJ tl., ~~ po~!aj'!e Mfi'Abr r Un llrd Prt:>ss Int ernat ional Jn la ml.0.111YPrrss A"social ton and I hr Oh io Nf'w ~ pn pc• r i\J;!!_OCio tlon No t lonn l IU.I vrn 111 In~ Rf'pii'SI'Ill a llvf Branham NPwspaprl S,t l ~ 7:\ 1 Third /H'I'nUf' New Ynrk Nt'W York 100 17 POS'I'I\o11\.."i1'F:tt Sf.>nd ,tc.ldr~s r.han~ '!l to ThC' Dailv Sf' nllm'i Ill Court St . Poml:"rov. Ohio 15700 SUJI.q( RIPTION RAT ES By CPrrlcr or Mot or Hllute Ont• W('l'k .. . .. .. . • $1 25 Ont• Month SS 4$ Sfi!ifWl OnrYt•ar SIN flU. COPY PRICE Dall Y '2 5 Cents Subsertbfn no1 d es1 rln~< 1o 1)ay ! hccur · rli"' may rrmll In adva n et' dln:C'I to Thr Dully St-•nlln(•l on a 3 6or 12 mont h lla~l !i Credit will bP givf'n catri('J'I.'arh No sub'icrlpllons by m.111 permlltf'd In arl'lliJ wllPre holll(' <:Otrrlcr scrvll't' I ~ flvpJiablf' Sou 1h F'lorldll 65, NC·( 'It ar lolte ti:l T1• nn thattanoogu 72, f' ll ad l'l fiO ln l!l lde Melp Count )' . Ti'nn·Mti.rlln 74, Mis'll"'slppl ('o il, ~ \ 'ir.,tnla 92. Brown 70 i\~ hland " " ' " j ,, 64. Jndi iUlapolll'i 41 Bradley H'l, Lo) Ilia 79 ... . t:.-t - ' --- ..... • . •• ' • QVC makes it easy for you to win a share of the wee~ly QVC $25,000 CASH JACKPOT! At least 10 chances to win every day! 70 chances every week! I IN WITHQVCI _ _ _ ___ ·j ,..-CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS·CABLE T.V. ~ertca's 26 WN•kS, . • !2 Week< . .11129 134 06 . ........ 1136 511 Outllde Me lp Counir quality cable shopping channel/ SUPER CABLE CHANNEL 6 Mill ~u b&c' rlptlonK !3 Weeks ] 3 WI:"CkA • • •• ,. •• Jl8 20 2li Weeks . . ., .. ..... 13~ 10 ~2 Week< ... , .. .. . . .. . 167 oo ' NO PURCHASE NECESSARY! Wl'l'k Nt•w Orlc•IUI S .117 !\IIHH \'alli",Y 64 Rundolph-1\loa l'\l n 1116, R4" kf11rd II t ., • paid at Pomf'roy Oh io 79. TUW !«QII Sl 71 ,\ tt•mjJhboi st HZ, 1\ u..t\n Pcuy G7 Mi ami M5, S t I' ra n cis K~ ~11ddlcTI•nnf'JI;!U't' 111 , T~nn Tct•h ~tnrf'lll'ad S. 1,1, T('nn U.!i('C St JH Murru) S4 M3, Evan11vllle 12 Nf' Wll111 \ n~nn 00 1\m ~·rlc;lln 11;1 \\'!ihn ' wtn·loss m ,11 kat Ohw Stall? slncP 1979 Hr lwg .In hlSLul tc·g('coad1 newspaper sai d Bav. who plans to II clVel to thr NCAA co nvcnllon lal cJ lhis w<•ek , said he was "confiilr nl' 13r uce would 1em al n al Oh io Si al c. Th e al hl e1Ic dil erl oi said he woul d discuss !lie Sllu diiOn wilh Bruer when lh e lwo gel togrlh l'J in Sa n Di ego. Bru ce compleled I he 198\i sl'.J son, hi s eighth dl OSU. w11h " New Yea r 's Day win in l hrCollun Row I ove1 Texa s i\&M ami .1 111 :t 1ccot d Bru cl' ha s piled up a 71-22 Meigs girls swamp Wellston . I '", 1\1( til. Sl :me hat•l"' .iM ,\rrm 10 V••rrnunt ~ I l ut" lloulnt~aml tllll l I~ n l' , mt~•ra <~ By LISA HARRIS UPI Sports Writer Thai mu sl have been some basketball l o walch, back on 1hose playgrounds i n Ander so n, Ind T rov Lewis a ju mor gua rd lrymg l o b1eak a slump by recapturi ng t)1e feeling of hi s hom e! own courl s. Monday nigh! scor ed a cart'er-hlgh 39 p<:>inls l o lead fl flh ·ranked Purdue l o an 89· 77 Big Ten VICIOIY 0\CI Mlch1agn. Lewis said he wa s res pondin g 10 advi ce from h1s bro thel K endJ'Ick, wllh wh om he spoke d uring las ! w ee kend . " He I old m e, 'Pla y I he way you are ca pable of pl ay ing - play like you're on the p l ayground, "' said Lewi s, who scored 22 poml s ln lto•d l'n"'" ha.. , tf "" t:; 1111•"' I hruu~;l• 'iu nd ~~ nl~:hl II II Ii pn l r~l .. \a\\ •trd• d fur hr.. I pl,11 ,. II lor"'~ 111111 , It 1 ' ! nn. \ mnurtn \J , u~o11hnw l.; r.tn ldnji; ( \ •IIIII!; wd r• 1unl., i ~ I\ J l ~ t i l !ill \u rltd trulln.ll ~ IJ•~ h 1>1, l 'ol wd 1!1 1\o/1.,\ltlt ti~ ,Jof flr.,tm l l!lu n !l 1\ 1. 1• ~ rullk 1':!. lnl o rnaliun al ,. ll u 1rd •t l 1',. 11 ht"' i l'u rd11 • 1H " When_I grow up, Dad. I want to be pari of a network of shadowy operators m the world of secret Intelligence -,-- JUSt l1ke you " viewed Br uce durm g the wee· kend Bay sa id he gave perml s sion for I he Jn1erv1ew simpl} out of fai r ness lo Bruce. The new s· paper said Dempsey declined Tn to .'ll!nlll l:t ha.. k•l l•t ll I a~ I •'I lodv •oll o I)L J,,, """"' 1 nlrr ':'6 " '"'""'" K.tlda :l9 llll tl\lllo I • rating~ '"I'" l'ltllrtt... Col Hr l p hn~ ~ ~ I ohn .. ·,c; I nnl l!ll nl 11 I~ f<a Yt llt U \ur .. l dlo II Flnrll ll.,\ ill t lld.t II .. r1 dt •rlt ltloMII .i ~ C .ttdln),-1 '" II .,., lt•n Ring~ill i' llPn\l'r at ~.urnnwttlo. 111· \fl pm l'h O('Oi;t. ,at ~~ uHI1 , Ill Ill p Ill \\'t•chwscl . t~ '" I •• mtt .., ~~~~\\ ,Lltkc•t• oil IJII !<o (UII lli J,:hl \\.L.. hl nJ.1 on .tt ~~ ' " l••ht', , 11l ght l'llil.adt •lr•lu.l ,,t ,\ll.allla. nlgl1l ~' ' " \ ork .11 nt•t rull ni ght ~. Ill i\ ulonln at IJ ,t ll . ~., ni J,:hl Ot• n\l"r .11 I \ l .. ll.: ••r .., nigltl pi ,,,., lutu l II , .. t., , ,to ,,u tl. o•h11nnt { lj ltlll I '" hI C 1d lr ·~ Hol ho l1 olo Oll \\ •..,ltln 1! 1'11"11 lnd i.m.t .ti l-ia n \ntunlo. PI !Up.111. II IJU~<illn ,lt C.Hidc•n ~I.Lii . 10· \0 1,•• un --- CO LUMBUS, Ohio I UP II OhiO Slal e At hl eiiC D1r ec1or Rick Bay has confirmed !hal OSU ! ool ball coac h Ealle B1 uce wa s illlerv1ewed fm I he head coach lng pos ilion at lhr Uni vers ll y of AI izona. The job was vacal ed la s! week w hen Larry Smith lefl lo head Southern Ca lifornia s' foot ball progrd m A slorv in Monday' s Tu sco n Ci llZPn said Ar izona A1 hle1Ic DJreci OI Ced1ic Dempsey ml e• · IIIII ' '''" ' ' " .. " ' .. ulh pIll f ir~• Il l~: It ~~ l ·irj.. ( hl t tlJ.:II at ( h'\'t l.md, II p rn :'lit w ·• l.'rM"\ .tl 1\lthHtllktt , K. UJ SH\ HUCK (l i'I J r .,lln ;."' (,, 1\luiii FI II I ontraiSIIIO :\h •rt \ hur .. l ! I' Ll •'I II th u.lltl lounn th.n Tuur ntmt rll tif'!ool ltnnntl l loli.Ult l ;; \, l.,tll ll.,hi l 'l ,ti i .,\IUt i ' Jl.lll. Collt•gt• .d Nl h.tant.l1 •r"' X 11"1 pm ,. .' " I~ ,\ ngl \'n("\ r ' Ut•n vt r Sat r,uun l .!~ ~ 6~ 1!' : San :\nl un111 l.l ~iX 1.1 P at iflt 01\ bo i()ll I,,\ Lak t·r~ 6 "~ i ' t Port htnd ! I II 6" (,nl dt n stl 15 ·1~5 ~~· .U IIt• 11 I) illll •It ' l'htwnl~ IIX Ill , II l.t\ { llplw r~ I _, 1!9 !I Mnnd.t\ "<,; ltt •., all " l'llllatlt•l11h1.1 10/i, l.1\ ( hiiPt r"' IU .! Jnd l.~• · • 14-t, llall .l., l.t"1 Tau•~o;day ' s f :nrn t>s \lhllll a at l'it•v. \ otk ~ In 11 m 1 ,\ fll lliU'r"' a l \\ tLo,;h ingt un i•lll t ,Berry's World Mar.tudcr among the league's lop l fi. wil h a 14 :1 a~oragp, go~d • for lllh pl ace . M ike Barf ru m s 22 p<:>inl game agamsl Wells ion · · las! friday is not Incl uded as I he h cl junior could I clC'llllhC' lop 151n thC' neat futurr Rrs1des Kll chrn Bi sse l l. and l!aiirum, 11tr MC'Igs si.JI Iing llnr up shou ld Included Huey JO:.oson and Donnie Rec ke1 Coming off lhC' bench includes ' Phil King, S1 ot 1 J' ow<'i I. Chris Sm11h Slri'I' Mu ss('r , Scoll Willi <1ms and Bill 11rollwr s co mpil ed by Jackson spor lswJ I· fer, Ra ndy Heal h, has be~n released and , mcludes games unlll Dec. 25 Nelsonv ille· Y01 k' s bomber M1ke Russell l eads lhr pack wilh 138 pomls 123 01 will! Alexa ndct 's .Jor McCI,Jin se<und Wilh a 22 2 average. Me igs' J R Kll chen Is I he lop MaraudeJ on lh e ll sl, hav ing complied a 17.5 aver age, good fo1 fourlh place lmmedlalely behind Vinton Counly's M a1k S.ounde1s al 17 8 Brent Bissell is I he on lv ol hci Purdue shocks Michigan for I Oth win Southern girls beaten pm and WesteJ'n, TWA and Oza r k, Ameri ca n and Ai r C111. and USAu and PSA. The first of lhr merger s lo br consu mm ated, Norl hwcsl and Republic, offers a hlnl of whal ra n bt> ex peeled - and 11 's no! a very prom ising om en. "We had a poor begmnln g," ad mll s a Norlhwesl spokesman In expla ining why only about 70 perce nl of lhc co mbined new earner's !lighl s are arri v ing al lhelr df' sllnallons on lime !The and 7· 0 In lhe TVC, have a one ROCK SPRIN GS - Leaguel eadmg M etgs risk s an eight· game l ead over second place game winning slreak al l he Alexander and Vlnlon County, La r ry Morrison Gymnasium I hi s bolh a1,6-1 evenmg aga ln sl a pesky federalHocking five In boys TVC cage Coach Tim Simpson 's Lancers acllon. . are fari ng much belter since a Coach Mlck Childs' charge.s slow sta1 1 this yea r A f ler los ing have run off eight straight win s lour of thei r first five, FHHS has since a season opening non- climbed back lo 4-5 overa i!.a'nd league loss 10 AI hens (60-59) and are 3-4 in tlie TVC following las ! have looked lmpr.esSive on Fri day's 57 -45 wi n over The ' Nelsonville· York nearly ever y occasion Mara uders, who are 8-1 overa ll The TVC's scoring JeadCI s. · Bruce interviewed for Arizona grid job 7 mspecl or general's reporl , which was oblalned by our rt'porler Ty ler Clements· - Many hi sl oric objecls are slored In barn s w here !hey arc subjecled lo mild ew, excesslvP humldlly , freezing and insects "One storage ar t'a 's floor was covNed wall 10 wall wllh small. ' dusl covc red Ob]ecl s. lhe r ppor l sl ates "Anolher park had a garage full of objecl s lossed on lop of eac h ol her from wall 10 wa ll and floor lo ceilin g " The Daily Sentinei---Page- 3 24 HOURS A DAY, 7 DAYS A WEEK NOnCE: WMI-lV hn tnOYed to-Cable Cltannel30. If yoursetwlll not rtceive Cltaooel30,come to our office tor l...,.!_I~COI~nvtl ~rtor ~~llt ~ IIO~~----------·-. -~·- _ ' • i •, �.. -. ,. \ .. ' '' Page-4-The Daily Sentinel --Local · Briefs£~ · -- I F•;<•e pickup or Christmas trees Is being condu cted In Midd lcport !,his wPCk . Residents are ask<>d to place their trees ncar lht> cu ~b in front of Iheir homes and they will be picked up b,Vthe vill age slr<'el dnparlml'n t. free of charge. Cable firm switches .station Consolida led Commun ica tions Group Inc. has swil ched WTVN -TV. Col umbus. fro m cable cha nnel~ to ca ble channei:IO, CCG of!icials Informed Mlddlepo rl Mayor Fred Hoffman. Repla ci ng WTV N on channel li wi ll be a 24·hOU I' home shopping nelwork. which will permit ccr. subscribers lo shop from their homes via a phone call and a credll card number. The change w:~s made Monday. Hoffman was Informed. Officia ls sa id an ad will bP placed in local news papers advising cable subscribers of the change. Those who do not have a ca bl e-ready lelev lslo n sri or who Is nol receiving one of CCG's pay S<•rvicl'S ca n pic k up a c·onverler al Ihe CCG office, 1410 ,Jefferson Blvd .. Point Pleasa nt . and no drposl l will be required . Thun~day Shade Rivrr Maso nic LodgP 4o:l. Free and Accepl rd Maso ns. wi ll ml'<'t al 7:30p. m . Thursday. Refreshm ents will be serv<•d. Meigs board meet.'> Wedne ...day The Meigs Local Sc hool District Board of Education will hold !I s org cmi zation:JI Sf'Ssion <H 7 p.m. Wf'dnrsda.\' at th(' board meeting room in Middlrport. EMS unit.'> answer fil 'e call.'> Louise M. Taylor Louise McDaniel Taylor. n. Gai'ioway, form erly of Mason County, died Monday morning at . Doctor's Hospital West In Columbus. She was the d'aught er of the late Lewls-C. and Lillie German McDaniel. A former Maso n County sc hooll<'acher, she was - preceded in dea th by her husband, Lee Roy Tay lor ·Sr., who died Sept. 15. 1984. She was also preceded In death by two brothers and one sister. Survivors include two daughters, Ca rol Holley, Ga lloway, and Geraldine Roush; St. Peters· burg. Fla.; two sons, L. Roy Taylor Jr .. Columbu s, a nd Tom Taylor, Maso n. W.Va.; one sister, Mrs. Reed tGaidle) Thomas, . Point Pleasa nt . U grandchlldn>n and three greal·gra ndchildren. Services will be 1:.30 p.m. \Vedn·esda y at the Crow·Hussell Funera l Home, with Rev. Terry Alvarez officia~)ng. Buria l will be In Lon<' Q;lk Cemetery. Friends ma y ca ll at the funer al home from o·9 p.m. Tuesday. F iv~ cal ls wrrr a nswrn•d by local unit s Monday. lhl' Meigs County Emc·rgrncy Med ica l Services rc·porls. AI !1: 22 a.m ., lhr Middleport Unilt ook Ro nald Frv from Elm Sirect to the offici' of Dr .. lam<'s Conde; Pomeroy ai 11 : ol a. m.. took Mrs. r. uido Ci•·oiami from Bu ller nut AV<·nur to the Holzer Med ieal Cr nt rr Plaza: Sy racusr ati :H p.m .. ass isted b.v the Racine Unit. too k Mona Pic·kc ns from Ohio 12' lo PIPa sa nt Vail!')' Hosp ital : Rac ine ill 7: oli p.m .. took .John M.vers from Port land to Verrrans Mc•morial Hospit al: Pomeroy at 11 :2:1 p.m . wc•nr ro Ohio 12~ on" false alarm fi re rail. . Th P Sen lor Cit izrn' Da ncr C'l ub will hav e il dance a I 1he S<>n lor \ il iz<'ns \enlt•r on J\1ui1Jl' IT)' Hl'i gh ls this F riday fro m 8 to 11 p.m. Music bl' S! rin gd ustrrs. Admissio n $1.o0 per prrso n. Bring snacks for rr frPs hm cnt tab le. Dr. George C, Schaaf, 79, Frankfort, a Middleport dentist lor many yea rs, died Sunday night at the Heartland Rest Home In Chillicothe. Dr. Schaaf had recently suffe red a hear! attack a nd was Ia ken tot he res t home a It er being di scharged from the Medical Center Hospital In Chillicolhc. Serv ices will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday. Friends may call from 4 to 8p. m. Wednesday atthe' Fossetl Olive Gla,;s Funeral Home In Chillicothe. Grange plans Thursday meeting Maxint' MrHaffit• Club .;;chedule.., Friday dance Roc·k Sp rings Cirangr wil l mc•pf Thursday , 7::!11 p.m., alrhe gr angr hall. Gues I spPa kPr "'ill be from Sou 1hPrn Ohio Coa I Co. Blood pressue day Wedne.;;day Seipio Tow nshi p SPnio r Cit izPns i"r irncil;· 1'\righbor Cl ub will han• bloocl press ure da.1· Wrdnrsda1·, HI a.m. to noo n. at lhe Sc· ip io fin · houS<'. Rurlanrl 1-:mNg<'ncy Squad workers will br in c h ar~( '. MARC to meet Thur.;;day The• Meigs Association of Retarded Cit izens will meet Thu rsday . 7 p.m.. at Ca rielon School. for insta llation or offi cers . Health club schedule.~ "}eel inK l.aur<•i Cliff lkailh Club will mer •! Thursda;·. 7 p.m.. at lhP hom<' of Mabrl Tracy . 2nd hearing 1Con tinurd from Page 11 Funera l services lor Max lnr McHa ffie . 65. 7>01 Brlghlen Drive. Tampa. Fla., a fo r mer Middleport r~side nt , were held · Dec . 27 in Tampa. · ' Mrs. McHaffie died Dec. 24 a t Town and Counlry Hospital in Tampa. She was the former Maxine Warren. a 1939 gradual<' of Middlepo rt High School and a Mlddi('porl residen t until 19:il. She was preceded in death by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. Warren. and a brother. J. Warren Jr .. all for mer Middl e. port residents. Surviving are her hu!i}:>and. Dougl as McHalfir. fo rmerlv ol Middl eport whom she married on March 9, 1941: a so n and dau g ht ~r - i n - l aw. Barry and Brenda McHaffie an d a gra nddaughter, Hea ther McHa ffi e•, all of T ampa: two sisters. Rowena Young of Pomerov. and Gar nel Warren of Belpre. '•md a brother. Gerald Warren ol Fairmont. In regard to di ~ pPrsmrnl of of s:loi ,IXlO fo r lh<' coming yea r. sa les tax rvvrnul' . Jon~s sa id the · Included In this fi gure• -arc the commissio ners dlsru ss('d . the $190,000 loss of reven ue sharing-" matlrr befor<' the Drr . 10 an and budgPia r.v request s lor , Brian Bow lin g. Raci ne. was · nouncrmen t or •heil· lnrenr to coun t_,. offices whic h cxccPd li ned $2;;() and cos ts In Mrlgs ('nacl the tax . .Jones sa id thr;· unli ci paled rrvr·nuc by $1~ 1.0011 , County Court for driving under were told by Depu ty Stal e The commlssion<'rs will dis· SUSpension, not DWI: as eill'ller Auditor Russ Rauch that "w ilh· cuss information ga lhrrrd from reported. Bow ling was also given out question. It Is Illegal for this th<• two public hear in gs - the a :10 day jail sentence, with all but board lo eollecl a sales Ia.< and fir st was held Dec. :Kl - a nd three days suspended . and two usc II fr>l' anything oth <'r lh<m ann ou nce their nrxt step at years probation. He was lin<'d general fund expenditure's." Wednesday 's regular co mmis- $100 and cos ts for pa r king in Added .Jones . "II would bp sioners· i'nre tin~: . roudwa~' · ludicrous to stand bl'fOrP lht• public and say wf' ha\'1'\ n flsral <•mergem·;· In Ihr' e·ounl )' . pu 1on" sa lt'S !H:<. a nd lhrn gi,'P if aw ; 1 ~·. · · In rrs pon ~t · to H CjUf'Siion fr om Correction Varn e~ . . Jam..~ !-iaid Stalf' 1Hw a llows co untirs to l' n al'l sil l r~ ·, taxes and munlclpalilif's to enact Income laxl's. But , It w"s his (J ones') undcr sla nding lh<• o'niy way to genera te more revenue lor townships wou ld bP " voted levy. In response to a final qu<•s llon from Prlcc . .Jones noied thrrr ''arc no admlnlslnllive cos ts',' to the county to collec·t t he sales 111x . The lax ;..Ill br collrct ~d by lhP Ohio Departmen t of Taxa tion and l,tlc lull amount rei urnrcl to Meigs County . ... LIGHT TRUCK SPECIALS South Cen tral Ohio Increasing cloudln Qss tonight. wit h a low nea 1· 40. Mos tlv ciOudv Wedn esda y, with n ch.Hnc·e ci r showers and hlgh.s In th(' mid 411s. The probabllil y of J)reclpila tlon Is near zero tonigh t and 30 percent Wednesday. Winds wlll be from the south at 10 to 20 mph tonlghl. Ohio Extended Forecast Thunday through Saturday A chance of snow flurries In lh<' northeastern part of the state Thursday, wllh lair weather elsewhere through the . period. Highs will be In Ilie .10s Thu rscla,v and Friday. dropping info " range or Ihe upper 2()s · lo lht' lower 30s Saturday. Overnight lows wlll be In the 20s Thursday and Friday mornings and be· tween 15 and 25 early Saturday. ' Harrisonville happenings · W.Va. Her two sisters. her brol her and - a niece, Melanie Bintz, Cambridge. have returned to Jheir homes alter attending the funeral services. I SAN JUAN , Puerto Rico IUP!) Rosario would nol comme'nt on - InveStigators said they have that or on the possible authentic· co llected enough physical evi- ity &f the claim, dence to obtain convictions In the " Andrew VIla, the Bureau of . · New Year's Eve fire that kllled96 Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms · . Marvin W. Moms people at Ihe Dupon t Plaza Hotel. official in charge oft he Investiga.But au thorities declined to say tio n, has said results of labora· Marv in W. Morris. 77, 28956 Nelson Road, Dexter, died Sun· if they had suspec ts and said they tory tests of physical evidence ·day at the Fawcett Memorial did not expect any immediate taken from the hotel was ex· Hospital in Port Char lotte, Fla. · arrests In the fire, which en- . peeled to be made available . . Mr. Morris was born In Langs- gulfed the ground floor of the toda y. Health Secretary Luis lz· :. vlll~. a son of the late Edward ~~~~~day.resort hot e l-von quierdo Mora said of the 120 . and Cora Ward Morris. He was a Th<' San Juan Star newspapN, peQple hospitaliZed with Injuries . • retired railroad engineer. He was a member of the Orphans- quoting unnamed federal invest!· suffered In the blaze 20 remain In .· Friend s Maso nic Lodge 275, gators, reported today th at vola· Puerto Rican hospitals, IncludWilkesville, and the Salem Cen- · Iilc pjas tic used to wrap furnitu re Ing one man with burns over 54 slored in the hotel' s ballroom percent of his body. Forensic ter United Methodist Church. was responsible for the rapid experts had Identified 64 or the 96 Surviving arp his wife. Mildred dead by late Morday. · Smith Morris: three sons. Carl _spread of the fire. . Jus tice Secretary Hec tor Rlv· MorHs. Rutland: Fred Morris, The newspaper said Ihe arson - era Cruz and Polic.e Supt. Carlos St. Lou isville. Ohio~ and Jack ist mighl have lnlended to set Lopez FPI iclano met late Monday Morris of Chesler: nin e grand· oniS> a small lire. bul th~ plaslic at the beachlront resort hotel to . c hildren. two g r ea t - wrappings quickly burned out of confer with several prosecutors grandchildren, and two brothers, control and emitted toxic fumes. ass igned to the fire. Bruce and Theron Morris, both of FBI spokesman Diader Rosa Langsville. rio said Red Cross officials have Vt>lt'ran~ Mt>morial Services will be held al 2 p.m. reported thai a person c·lalming Thu rsday at the Bigony-.Jordan some connection with th P lire Mond ay Adm issio ns - Norvell Funeral Homr in Albanv wilh railed severa l Iimes on New Allen. Glenwood, W.Va. : Ray· Rev. Rober t Muss man o'lficla t- · Yrar's Da y. mond Justis, Pomeroy: JohQ . ing. Burial will be in the Standish Thr Slar. quoling Red Cross Mvers. P ortland. ·Cemetery. Friends may call at chief Luz Pe tprson. said the Monday Disc harges - Angela ·. the fun eral home from 4-9 p.m . person 1ried 1o make ar range- Gri!filh, Glen Thoma, Bo nnl~ . Wednesday. ments to turn himself in. bur · Walkci·. ' \ ~ - 'I ' -~ \ { PRHv1EPWS 1% GUARANTEED FOR 90 DAYS.* lfyrurCentraLinc . of Credit is Yoor Secured Rate"' is $50,000mrdup /'rime + 1% $25.000 . $49.999 /'rime + I 112% $ 5,000 . $24.999 f'rinu• + 2% And, )I'IU am pay backns liffkeac!r mmrt!r as the intemst dlli! on youroutstandinl! balance. Foramrpli!w ;inancinlfli!xihility The Pomeroy. Women's Aglow Chapter will mrel Thursday at the Meigs Coun ly'Senior CitizPns Cent er. Mulberry He ight s. in Pomeroy. Speaker lor the meet Ing. whi ch begins at 7: 4:i p.m. fo llowing a 7 p.m . bufM. will be Dlam• Harrl· so n, Rulland . Harrison currently serves' as recording secretary lor the Sou lh~ast Ohio Area Aglow Board. Prior to serving on the area board. she served lhe Pomeroy Chapter . as recordlnl( secretar;·. vic~ president. then president. Reservations lor th <' bullet a re 10 be made at once with Bcv Rupr, 742·3003! Carolyn Searls. 992·3467: Kar\'n . Dav . is. 992-5893 · -- - __. I _ ,.... ~·----- A GcJid Maswri.:nrd i.<inc/Uikdji>rett>y !ICCC&I kl )~UrG/'IItm Line<>fCm/it. U~· 1 RETREAD , ROWL STEEL MTS 22S/7SR1S 28.50 !fJU pay 110 closing ms/s or app/icaliim foo ifJ<!U act bfjoll! jlmlllry 31. A Sll1Jings of upto$200. · '11w. annualfooisonly$30. And paynwnl is defenrd until!'"' usc )<!Ur Ccnlm Linu>f Cmirl. ,, •,' , ilfor major prm·ll!t.w•s, or to gel ms!r at · any Central Jru.1t r>ftia' orrrl mxr 50() Owl automa/fd tdk·r machilll!s lhmug!rm<t 0/rin, KN1turkt: brduma and W:.,t Virginia mrd 15./ioo CIRRUS machi"'·' CiXJSt·fo·C!KISt. • To find out more about CentraLine of Credit, visit any one ofour convenient branch offices. Or give us a call. But do it today. If you get your application in now, you may soon be enjoying the best way to borrow money around:'More or less. THE CENTRAL TRUST C0\1PANY 600 EAST MAIN · POMEROY 352. Second Ave. Gollipolis, OH. Phone 446·0902 · ' ,. • • ; •• ''; . ,·'. • • Th~ muwl pen·i' ninA'< mil' mu.' wry dur'tv j lurtrwi roll.\ 111 Primr. Prf me raJc.J/ers WIhi! J!lf!JI ·( urrt'IJJ Priml! rak . ·• • TheCentro11rust Company. The mtnsforanunsecurod CentmLineofCrodilaro:$5,000·$24.999. Prime pi!..<.'1 "·· $2!/.000-$49.9.99. Prime pius 2 1/2%:$50.000and up, Prime pius 2%. . ~. A/fitia~: 1'111 Ctotmllla~~ro')>lflftiort, were Emma Ad ams, Mrs. Curt Johnson, Mary .Jones a~.d Sara. Nita Conde, Hazel H ~yes , !Ia Mae Bowers, Na ncy Circle, Anne Cottrill, Joan Cottrill, Sally Ervin, Sally Wllllams. Marla Fosler , Martha Bart rug, Jill Cotl rlll, Jennifer DCottrlll, and Paula Howell. Sending gi ft s wr•·e Marge Andrews, LauriE' Wayla nd, Della Norton, Helena Daniels, J oA nn Tatterson , Betty Noria n, Kat e Welsh, Joann Foster. the women ol Grace Episcopal Church, Yoniece Miller. Helen Nease, and Evelyn Stra uss . \. Ciod•,.6. Ohio M""'"'' FDIC -' m· Marian Michael, 992.:1219. A Christmas Eve dinner was held at the hom e of Jim and Br tt y Bell . Mo rning Star Road. Atte nd ing were Sha wn, Rhonda , St('p hani <" and .Joshu a Bell , Columbus: Doug Bell, Po· whatt an, Va .: Terry, -Car ill and ~ierlssa 8(>11, Poriland ; Loyal Holman, Ra cine; Helen Phillips, Alan, Barb and- Brandy Chap· man-.. Coolv ille; Pebbles and Johnny · Ohlinger, Middlepor t, and Lillian Napper. The Bells' daught er;- Sherr l. -a nd their grandchlid reen. Jacob a nd Nikki Holman, were unabl e to atl end o Illness. Mees birth •• ,, , ··.- . PAPER .TOWELS 3 c DOVE DISH LIQUID c NOW ABRE · liCK'S TRIM. FORMULA 44 1DO'S ULTRESS MOW3 79 NOW4 49 NOW2 OUIIEWUI JA " SPRAY U441 79 NOW2 9 NOW2 100 TABLETS PLUS 12 FREE E.XCEDRII NOW4 IITURE'S IDUin . IIULTI·DIY PLUS IRON PRELL IliACI I SHAIPOO STRENGTil 69 IOD'S 299' NOW M KCIWIU.I1 011 IUiUlll U.ll 11 69 NOW ' 1 out UWI U.tt oz. SILUIIIA IIISIDE FROin BARBASOL SHIVE CREAl FACIAL LIGHT BULBS 60, 75, I00 WAIT $100 c NOW OUR REGULAR HI . UMII IIRI&SIL ILIIE STICI UIZ. mlco SPRAY DE-ICER TUDCD WIIDSIIELD SOLUTIOI ZEREX IITI·FREEZE. flOW 344 171 lESS RillAft. 1· 69 • CORN 110011 • PWIIC AJIGLE • SPtEDIE-SPONGE MOP NOW lESS AfiU aggc 211 1" 99 24 OZ. USOL TOILET BOWL CU~IER NOW REUTI SQUEEGEE NoW3/ggc ~~ 991 ·age 1ULLII 1Z ez. NOW li&LLII 79c E!J PRIITED Served with wltipped potetoes. chicken atny. cole slew, ~ot roll, butler and coffee. Sorry. substilutes ertt:ept beWJI'III with addl· " T 3 25 FOR JUS B NOW ou•IHQII..U I I 61 OUIItCUW NEW! 2t0DIIT s•IILE IRYER 22 OZ. TIIIIER SHEETS PilE SOL 79c 1 69 NOW NOW OUIIfcauSJM BUY !r lET 1 FREE EITIA STIEIITI TYLEIOL II CAPLETS $ . • CROW'S FAMILY REST AURA NT -PH. 992 ·5432 POMEROY, OH •. Fried Chkktft .NOW ou• I£GUW SU9 1 39 129 Kyle Richard Mecs ON DINNER ONL DINING ROOM ONLY 2· P~CK $1~· TISSUES NOW 99 Dll IE51MI SS.H 11 oz. 40 TIILETS Now2 99 OUII!WI ll.lt OUIII.WUI H.lt 99 Ollt IICIUI.I Sl." CRUI NOW4 115 COUll KLEEIEX ~~~~~~ z.& oz. EFFER&RIP of AI:ROSOL EITIA HOLD 69 4 oz. OUIHWWil.!t 4 OZ. LDTIOI EXTRA NOW2 VI Cit'S uz. HAIR COLORIIG BEACII ' Thru January 11th, 1981 1 PLY · B G32 OZ. DRY &AS Larry and Dollie Mces of Portland are announcing th!' birth of their first child, a nine pound. 14 ou nce son, Kyle RIchard, on Nov . 2 at the Holzer Medical Center. Paternal gra_nd· parents are .Mr. and Mrs. Rl· chard Mees of Pomeroy; Gr~od Wo Rlstllt Tho Altfll lo llmH Quonlllin SNOW BRUSH · ICE SCRAPER . 97 North Second Middleport, OH. ' Phone 992-6661 Sale Prices OOR IECUW fJ.Gt "·' .' '' ' •',, 'lflur CentmU"e nr11.< t l~r aPJm>l'ed hy]omrary 31. /987 toqrmlifv .fr~r tltr .90-day roleguarantee. omeroy Home &Auto Miss Hysell was entil led "The Priceless Gifl." For the program. Mrs. Yoniece Miller. a·guest. read " Le t' s Keep Christmas" from lhe book by Peter Ma rs hall . Mrs. Moore closed the program wllh "The Shoemaker's Dream by Norman Vin cent Peale. A gi ft exchange was held. The traveling prize was won by Bernice Durst. and the door prize by Mrs. Veda Davis. Refres hments were served. Ceramic fa vors were gil'e n Jo each or lhoose attending.'. I •• The Bank That Mk Things !ftJpJxm. New tires -mount~ef and balanced no charge. . Retreads plus Rtcapable Trade. ..: Garden Club has meeting Aglow to meet Thursday Tlw interns! cl=s an sccumi CcntmLiiU!.I may he tllx deduclihk. 11w new fox law a/kn;;s jilr !leductum of:mre crr all of tlw infenlsl rm urar" st:cmrd hy a /)ersrmlll rn.•idetrce. 'lilt.. .. . 47.95 45.00 62.00 89.95 89.95 I A surprise jayette shower honoring Nita Yosl was held recenlly at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church with Debbl Foster. · Grace Rusche!. Sandy McDaniel, Naoma Hayes, Jan~ Thompson, an Mary Kay Yost as hostesses. . A Teddy Bear theme was carried out wllh yellow and green accents. Games were played with prizes being awarded to the winners. The door prize was won by Toni Rutter. Cake, spiced elder, fres h fruit salad. vegeta· bles, nuts and min is werr served. Attending bes ides those named .. This super mtc is lfUamnh:rd an a Cent,;,Linr of Cmdil' hanwequity fnlm fnr90 days mw youir!appmvcd. 11wn)'IIIPflymrly tire inmdihly UIW rate shown bek1w: IHILE PIIITS HT IICLUDED tHS IIGLIH COIPII FDI FREE ILIII Pll~ reading a Bible verse. Prayer was by the Rev. Edsel Hart. Refres hmen ts of icc cream cake, punch ·and cookies were served . Atendlng were Mrs. Nancy I!' Lawson, Zel ia, David, Bonnie and Jerry, Mrs. Da isy Van Meter, Mrs. Evelyn Icenhower and Eddie, David Laudermllt. Mr. and Mrs. Junior Pauley and Patricia, Mrs. Kate Evans and Sandy, the Rev. and Mrs. Edsel Hart, Todd Bissell, and the hosts, David and Audrey Brewer. • . Layette shower is given CurrentA.P R. wn'Ji011{ a sP<.'Ctai CelrlmLilwciii!Ck. FIRESTONE ATX A/S STEEL FIRESTONE SUPREME AI S STEEL ROWL STEEL A/S ROWL STEEL A/S FIRESTONE STEELTEX A/S I A Christmas party was held recently at the home ol David Brewer and his mother at Stlversvllle lor the Sunday school of the Hazel Community Church. The Brewer home was exten slvely decorated for the holida ys with many of the decoralions being handmade by David Brewer. The group had a Christlan service with carols being sung and poetry read. A Christ mas special was given by 1\/an.cy Lawson and Daisy Van Meter with eac h of i the members A report . on the de livery of lure ~weepstakes award. Debbie holiday fruit b!lskets to shutins Ball, lour ribbons. Belly Mil· was given at the recent meetin g haon. two, and Pcg~n; Moore. of the Wildwood Garden Club one. Awards from the OAGC held at the home of •carrie · were also presentPd to the club. Ga mes were played und er Ihe Grueser. Maq< Nease gave devotions direct ion or Mrs. Hollon with using scrlplure I rom Luke2 and a prizes being awarded to Mrs. Nease, Debbie Ball, and Juanita reading " Holly and Greens ." Ctherlne !VIIIIer had a paper on Will. Members brought corsa?es lhe ponsetlla. Report was given and arrangement s. Gifts were oq the county Christmas flow er exchanged and refreshment s show with Evelyn Hollon receiv· served to the 13 members and ing nine ribbons and th e hortlcul- gues t. Jane Harris. .... 12 EIPOSIIIES .. .. .. , 24 UPIISURES ...... . 11 UPIISIRES . . . . .$217 31 UPIISU RE$1 ..... .811 Sunday School party held Wildwood garden meets • PHOTO FIIISHiiG SPECIAL . 117 •. 3'1 Athens: Mr. and Mrs . Pajl Kroes and Michael. Syracuse. w0re Friday dinner guest s of Stella Atkins and Ruby Diehl. Alt.ernoon callers were Mrs. Dan Stanley and sons, and Mrs. Mar ilyn Wll.t and fam il y, Lancaster. · Mrs. Ellen Berges ol Ports· mouth spent a week with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blackwo,od. Mrs. Betty Bishop vlsiled Thursday with her mother, Mrs. Golda Hart. McArthur, and her grandfather. Dar rell Kinney , Hamden. Christmas meeting of Ihe Middleport Amate'ur Gardeners was held at the decorated home of Mrs. Jean Mote with Miss Kathryn Hysell and Mrs. Lillian Moore as co-hoslesses. . Mrs. Gladys Cumings presided at the meeting with the club coOect being given in unison. For roll call members gave a Chris t· mas wish. Mrs. -Elizabeth' Lohse gave an article ent itled "Usee Season's Trimmings to Decorate Your Home" by Carleton Var· ney. AnothN reading given by lfnt can aa:e.<S.J'!I!r/ilU! ,~·CI'I'.dit by 195/75R14LT 215/70RI4 235/75RI5 31X10.SOX15 23S/8SR1b Mrs. Stella Atklns and Miss Ruby' Diehl were Christmas dinner guests or Mr: a nd Mrs . Paul Kloes, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alklrc spent Christmas with Ray Alkire In Columbus. They also visited Mr. a nd Mrs. Howard Gilkey and Mr. and Mrs. James:Hewilt. Dr. and Mrs. Don GIQson, Gay Lynn Gibson, and Mrs. Margaret Douglas visited In Rockville, Md. with Mark Gibson. Mr. and Mrs . David Ray Riggs and Danny Riggs, Columbus; Lisa, Linda and Paul Riggs , . . ~·.":!";~"'!\' lw11dy lor next st<'l' According to fi gures prepare'() by the cou nt y budget com mls· sian, Meigs Cou nt y, wit hout the sales tax, laces a d<:'flclt budget Ohio, area weather .·· Fatal fire detectives net evidence of arson Free Christmas tree pickup slated' Lodge to meet Tuesday, January 6, _1987 _ Tuesday, NOW OUR R[GUI.AI $3.97 �. ~~ ~ . .. ~. - ·. • ~ -: . . ~· - ' Tuesday, January ' By The Bend ·. money at th e end of-the month. · This week " In the Spotlight" shar es some tips from· Carolyn McK i nney, . Fam ily Resource Management Specia li st , The Ohio Coo p e ~ tl"e Exte nsion Service. .· Learning ho-.y to spend less can almos t be a full' time job. It takes i /Beat of the bend ! A pat on the back By BOB HOEFLICII the United Methodist Chu rch In Sentinel Stall Writer Apple Grove, Ohio - that' s on ; CongratulatIons to Cynthia Route .13S. The Sisson family wlll ~ y nn Crook s, be featured. ~aught e r of Mr. and Mrs. Ed· In the bir thd ay corner is \"Hrd Crooks Of .Jamcy Ash of Pomeroy who wlll Middleport. , mark his 24th on .Jan. 7 - th at' s ! Cynthia, a seWednesday. alrea dy. ~lor at Muskln· gum Coll ege, A clever "smi le" sign apivas r ecently Induct ed Into two pear ed mysteriously on my des k . honorary societies at the college. befor e Chr istmas. She was on e of 10 studen ts It 's an o ptl~a l Illusion and if Selected for m£'mber ship Int o Psi you look at it In a certain wa y ~hi Chapter of the National (perhaps, y.ou have to be menH onor Society In Psychology and tally ready , I pon't know) - it was one of 16 seniors. educa1lon reads " smile"i · However. at majors. t'hOS('n for member ship other times, It resembles only jn Phi ThN a Beta, education som e geo m e t r i ca l t y pe i!Jonorary at Musklngum. markings. ' A minimum 3.2 accumulative , l don' t'know If it' s copy righted grade point average plu s pr ofcs· or not .. .hope not - since a couple ·· ~or committee ~el ec tio n ar e of people have copied the pattern necessary to be considered for to duplicate it . Oh- we " think" acceptance Into the honorles. Wilma Sarg€'nt created this one. ; Pomeroy firemen have se· From Pau l Clark of Middlepor t lected a number of prlz€' winners - th rough his brother . Floyd (n conjunction with their fund Clark of Por tland . • Oregon. ;Falser. comes a clipping of a Dear Abby ' Th€' group lnclud€'s Tracy co lumn which ran In lh €' Orego· 1\bbott, Mason, W.Va.; Gilbert nian on Dec. 12. ~willing, Pomeroy; Manning Th e column deal s with ~oush , Pomeroy: .JaneSnoulf€'r, chickens livi ng sever a! days Pomeroy; Laura Rerd, Middle- and even for weeks- aft,&r being rPort; Ri ck Cart er, Ga llipolis: decapit ated, 'c;eorge Collins. Tuppers Plal.ns: At any rate, Abby .tells of !Larry Thomas. Rutland; .Jan€' -receiv ing copies of pages from \Michael , Ru1land; · Matt Van Rober t Ripley's Believe It or Vr anken. Pomeroy: Mar th a Not" book, published In 19.11, St r ubl e, Po mero y ; Roger telling of chickens living variou s Je ll€' r~ . Pomeroy, and Bill length s of time after being ftjlyes. Dexter. . behea ded. In rase you are on the list hut Among the communi ties where haven' t heard about your prize. these incidents have occur red you might want to make a according to the listing from the cont11ct with Danny Zirkle in book is Middleport , Ohio. Pomeroy. Well ; I didn't know that. : There 's an Apple Grove. W.Va .. and an Apple GT<lVP, Ohio. · For the record the hy mn sing to be held Sa turday at 7 p.m. Is at Hope you'r e enjoying the pleasant wea ther - that sun's for rea l - and just think every day now brings spring a little rloser . Do K<'e p smiling. Chester community notes By CLARICE ALLEN Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Allen ~pent Christmas In Wester ville with Dr. and Mrs. Bill Allen. Katie and Bobby. They attended ~hrl s tma s eve candlelight ser- _ vic€' at Cent ra l College Presby· )erlan Church where Katie Is a )'r1embcr of ih~ ChN ub Choir . lfhey also v\sit('d with Cletus Allen In Columbus. Chri stma s dinner guests of Mr . and Mrs. Robert Wood were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beegle and child· ren. Gallipoli s. Mi ss Sandy .Wood . Bt>lpr r . Robert Lynn )Nood, Amy and Charlie. Racine. Tvfr . and Mrs. VIrgil Wood. Columbu s. Mr. and Mrs . Roy t hri sty and Mrs. Letha Wood. local. ' : Mr . and Mrs . Rick F reitag, f.iarv and Susan, North Ca nton. were Christmas guests of Miss " ' Lucille Smith. ~ Christmas guests of Mr. ,and Mr s. Bu<'l Ridenour were Mr. and Mrs. J ames RiM nour and Janet . Mr. and Mrs. John Riden· our. Jason and Jared. Mr. and Mrs . Lowell Ridenour and sons, Opal Wickham. John L. Ridenour· 'and Janet Werry. , Mr. and M rs . Roy Chr isty and .Letha Wood vis ited In Tuppe r ~ Plains on Christmas evening, with M r . and Mrs. Harold Hawk and Krlstle. Sunday dinner guest s of Mr. and M rs. Kirk Chevalier . Jessica and Krlst ed were Bett y Cheva· ll<'r . Tupper s Pl ains. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Cheva lier . Adam and Abby , local . Mrs. Opal Eichinger spent Chr·tstmas In Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Eichinger and Suzie and L aura Jean. Eichinger . Mrs. Tom Nlc€' spent a few days In L oui sville. Ky .. with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Hartung and daughter s. • Mr . and Mrs. Don E ichinger and children spent Chr istmas week with her parents Mr . and Mrs . Robert Wil son. Sava nnah, Ga . Leonard and Mary Myers returned home to Fort , Ril ey. Kansas. after two weeks here with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers and Mr . and Mrs. Larr y Cl €'land . Goldie Frederick and Bonnie La nders spent Christmas ~ay with Mr. and Mrs. Jer ry Frcder · lck and children. Long Bottom. George Genhelmer spent Christm as day with his daughtl'r and famil y, Betty · Lou Dean. Poet's corner ~ il can At End of S.mmf'r th rend of !l.ummN . 'An ht mrudow!lstart to brown. Thr fr(lr(' I('U V('S I n ra ch ~l'n t h' brrf'"t,t'. BP~rln !I('(' Rl'•dY tor thl" comlnll cold . Thif's dur m 011 Yn)' day... ' Thfl blrn IS (uti ol ha ~ and J~:ra ln , To tft.d tlw stock '!If sprln ~ . 'l'he bird• have alllclt lon~t ago, yof IM)I know what wlniN br\n$[8. ret animal s have 1\nrd their d('ns. thert'd food, and put In stonr. or IOI'flt, It will bf 1prtn ~ bP. rorc. ~open up th l"lr door. Fo So when wr lf'e ou r w\ldllfl' frl endM, Mlkllll rPady to r nature 's c h an~~:e. ftMWmber. thPy have a lift to II Yl'. And llkf' us. ha vf' to pr('-arran p:e. For ~veryone knoWs, as tlm ~..R0«.'8 on . 1"be seasons comt> and ,~~:o . I . ' TUESDAY POM EROY Xi Ga mma E psilon Sor orit y meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs Si'nlor Citizens Center in Pomeroy. POMEROY - Drew Webster Pos t 39. Amer ican Legion . will hold a· dinner meetin g at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the post home. Rt: TLAN D - Ru tla nd Vllla!(e Council meets Tu esday at 7 p.m. at the Rutl and Civic Center. MIDDL EPORT - Regular meet Ing of Mlddlepor't Lodge 363, F&AM will be held Tuesday. 7:30 p.m . Refreshments will be S£'rv('(i . W E DNESD.~Y MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Li t<•rary Club will mee t Wednes· day. 2 p.m .. at the home of Mrs. .James Clatwor thy. Mrs. Rich ard Owen will rev iew the book "Shatt cr er of Worlds" by Peter Goodchild. Roll call wll be an ato mic bo"mb mem ory . POME ROY - A missionary set'V Ice will be held at the Hollnrss Chapel in Pomeroy at 7:30 p.m. Wed nesda)' with a . Olen Harrison. Pomf'roy . OhiO , Tht star ! T hl' !Ua r that !!~ h O nl' In Bc>thll'hl'm ThrouJil hout that Holy nl aht Wa"' p:l\'l'n a special purposr .. That !'. Wh.\ ' \5 5hon(' 1110 brl!fhl ... A !li ar of brilliant :.plf'ndor (I did th•• sk,\' ado rn Tht' F a lht'r did placr I! thrrt ... A hol:v C'hlld was born... borrowing. Also keep In mind the to stretch money Is to find ways library and public services. Al so to make the things we have last are ypu willing' to loan? longer. Almost every product we Next, SHARE. Often, we can . buy needs some kind of care. See stretch our money by learning to If you ca n find ways to make the shari' Items w,ith.our fam!ly and Item s you buy last longer .. wear friends . Neighbors can some· longer or keep them from spoil· times share the cost of a bushel of lng before you use them up. Take apples and save money. . the time to car e for your things. Or, SUBSTITUTE . When you FIND THE BEST BUY. It go to buy something, ask yourself often takes time and energy to If somethin g at a lower pr ice find thl' best buy. The best buy for would do the job almost as well. you is, the Item that will serve Many products have very good your needs best at the lowest substitutes- '\nd sometimes you price. Look in catalogs, newspap· may find the substitutes are ers and two or three different better tlian the original. Gr ocery stores. Sometimes secondhand storps are full of examples of this stores offer t he best buy. If you Idea . I s the highest priced brand know exactly wha t you need .or always better? want. It wlll be easier to find the And, USE WISELY. One way best buy for y ou. speaker from Bolivia to be featu red. SCIPIO - Scipio Towilship Senior Cit izens Friendly Neigh· -bot Club will have blood pressure_ day Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 12 noon. at the Scipio fire house. Rutl and Emerge ncy Squad workers will be in charge. TJIURSDAY / POMEROY -Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter. Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, will meet at 7:.10 p.m . Thursday at Grace E piscopal Parish Hou se. ' Discussions wer e held on a new bulb catal og, the beautification project in Rutland and a tag-akid pr oject. Several members discussed the recent tbur through Stahl' s Nursery and the Mid· dleton Doll Co. Aft er the report from the sunshine committee. the junior garden club was also discussed with plans made for sed?r lng new members next yea r . The club held a Chr istm as gift exchange for secr et pals and a package decora ting cont est' was held using some kind of plant material either live or dried, according to the rules. Judith Hill won the contes t with a package which featured a flat Chr istmas tree outline replica madl' of cinnamon sticks and fillin g In the design with potpourri. Diane Ash led the program on evergreen trees discussing the different types and "displaying one of her small trees. Refres hment s car rying out a holiday theme wer e served to those named ear lier and Janet Bolin. Susan Sisson. K rystal ~olin. Brenda Bolin. Gina Tillis, Tahnee Johnson, Sandy McDa· niel. Judy Snowden. L or r l Barnes. Camille Bolin and Lilly man, assis tant direct or of financial aid at M ariett a College. will present the program for senior s who plan to atlend a higher lea rning lnstitltion in t~e fall and thei r pa re nts. Kennedy. Th e Janu ary meet ing will be held at the home of Sandy McDaniel with Mar garet Ed· wards to present a program on making velv et r oses. _,....._ WEST BN!&.IIN MTINEES SAT!JIIIIo\Y I SIMIOAI • ILL SEATS 11.10 ADMISSION EVERY 12 .50 CINC INNATI (UP!) - The Sccu rlt les and Exchange Corn· miss ioh questioned the financial condition of the parent company or Home State Savings Bank ~ nd reject('(! a proposed debenture issue by the company in 1984, the Yf~ r before its thrift subsidiary failed. In a suit aga inst the former ow ner and two senior managers of the th r iQ, Ohio contends that offi cers of Home,State Savings manipulated a mer ger with parent Home Stat e Financial Inc. because approximately $29 million of debentures Issued by the · parent were due- to mature In October 1984, and the company did not ha ve enough money to pay off the debt. Ohio law prevents a subsidiary from lending money to Its parent. The state contends Home State merged with its par ent so It could avoid scrutiny by the feder al Securities and Exchange Com· miss ion and that the amalgam a· l ion facil itiated the commission of secur ities crimes. The mer ged companies eventu'ally sold a new debenture MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB. issue. Defense attorneys denied -<:har.ges that the thr ift's financial Jwalth was threat ened by the -merger and said It had $50 :million in assets that could have ;been sold to retlr€' the debenture 'debt owed by its parent holding -company. Th e defense cont ends that ;there were simultaneous prepa· -~att o n s to res pond to the SEC :eoncerns and to prepare for the ·merger. SEC began questioning :Home State offi cers in Februar y :1984. and the sav ings and loan •assoc iat ion star ted mer ger : procedings in June of that yea r. On tri al in Hamilton County ·Common Plea s Court are for mer :Home State owner Mar vin MD E FRIDAY POMEROY - Mary Shr ine of Whit e Shrine of .leru salum will meet Friday . 8 p.m. , at the masonic temple. FOR yoUR > MONEY You just worl"t find a better value for your insurance premium dollar than a Homeowners policy from the State Auto Companies. As an independent agency representing State-Auto, we offer trul¥ outs~nd­ ing protection packages for houses, apartments and condominium units. ' :S culptor crafts recreation ;of dead .teenage boy's face By ALL'>ON GRANT XENIA I UP II - A forensic ~rtis t who has bu ilt facia) repll· cas from the skeletons of crime :and accident ..:ictims, and his tori· ):al figures such as KlngTut , has f inished the facs imile of a teen:ag<' boy whose badly decom· :posed body was found Dec. 6 In a Beavercreek barn. • Supplied with a photogra ph of 'the facial sculpture by Bett y ·Gatliff of Nor man. Okla.. Greene County officials hope the assumed mother of the youth will be able to make a positivi' Identification of the body this week. The woman's 14-yea r -old son has been missing since June 11 . " We have not had an exchange of ·photographs. I don't want to see anything that would interfere with the technique." Gatliff said fr om her Oklahoma home Monday . The mot her . who now livPs i n CLASSES STARTING JAN. 8 AT 7 P.M. CARLETON SCHOOL FOR INFORMAnON CALL 992-6839 OR 992-5896 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 . St•te Auto ln•ur-• ,.., ·-·Nnlel You save $1, ooo We sell. . ' State lottery launches instant payoff game START THE NEW YEAR WITH A NEW 1987 PLYMOUTH VOYAGER or DODGE CARAVAN DEDUCT 51,000 From Our Window Price Severai .Models & Colon to Choose From Ripley, Ohio. was unable to positively identity the clothes found on ihe skel eton, which officials said show('(! no signs of violence. Other relatives said the missing youth had clothes matching !her('(! T-shir t, blue jeans and white high-topped tennis shoes found In the barn. The mother al so did not recognize jewelry found on the body, including an ear ring, bracelet. silver neckl ace and ring with a Playboy logo. Officials declined to reveal the name of t he mother or her son until identification of the body is verified. 'ii ' :r . Plymouth Voyager LE , .. . .. YOUNG'S J.R.'t REPAIRS TYsr Antennas Scite!lite Sciles Installation Service Electronic Organs Mobile service - SALES & SERVICE Supplie~ Your Cabia & PhrrnA Bills Here ! 1 BUSINESS PHON! {6141 ''2·6!50 R!StofNCf PHON! t6t4J ""·"'" Addon• end ren1od-'inQ Roofing end gu n er ~ o r k Concrete worl4 Plu mbing end olectrical work {Free Est ima te s) 4-15."86·1C ·- We C" rry Fis hing REBUILT .& REPAIRED V. C. YOUNG In 992 -621 5 or 992-7:il4 Pomeroy, Ohio ll£ASONABIE · REUABII 8·10·'116 tin Now Locotlun: _. I 68 North Sic and Middleport, Ohio 45760 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS .. CARPENTER SERVICE . 614·84"3.5248 ... COOPER I jit8Zf' up a t the llkr ... Tknow tha t Spl'('la u ar that rit fi{hl Was plaCf'd by him on hi g h. It lrd lht• WI:II(> men dldn' l lt ,• To that ma nKcr fA r away. I know th('f(' will always tx> a SpN'Ia l sta r to br l ~ h ll·n our pa thw uv: • Mrs. Barbara ~a m rs '•. ' I\ ·" 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 Bob Borton, Owner 12-30-86· 1 mo. ow Open ' MAIN STREET PIZZA 222 E. Mal", Pomeroy PH. 992-2228 : 4 P.M. 'Til I 1 P.M. , Sunday th ru Thursday Friday & Saturday 4 P.M. 'Tit 1:30 A.M ., PilUS, SUN PIZZA BRE D 1· 2· '17· I mo. ~C"':':--:-:-o'::--r WE AR E YOUR SALE S AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR • ZEN ITH • SYLVANIA •SPEED QU EEN lAUNDRY • GIB SON REFRIGERATOR • SATELLITE SALES& SERVICE VIe Hm ~ hll Tlt•e Shop Teehnlelln on Duly RIDENOUR · TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER- 985 -3307 RESIDENTIAL WINDOW, INC. Sheet, Pt. Pleasant. WV 25550 405 MAIN (304) &75·5152 The PROFESSIONAl Hom~ /mpmiMBnl C11111 •In sulated Re place m e nt Wind ow •Vinyl. S teel Siding •Storm Window s •Doors "FREE UISTALLATIOH" SHOWROOM HOURS, 9 to S Moo., Tues., Wed. & Fri. 4/ 1/ ff n Rt. 124 , ' o Pomeroy Ohio ~ Cotlluterized Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting Services . i5 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. .a: AUTO & TRUCK :t Licensed Clinical Audiologist REPAIR z Alco Trusmiuion PH. 992-5682 (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 or 992-7121 &· 17 -tfc WANTED: GEARY'S OLD RADIOS WANtED Any lrond Name... Bought Iofaro 1940 Top monty for some' modll1 of Zenith. Phll<o. Atwater Kent. '"· 1304•1 882-2220 BODY SHOP Page St., Middleport HO OPEN 8 A.M.- 4 P . M . PH. 992·3537 12-tG-'86-t Public Notice mo. Public Notice OFFICIAL NOTICE PURSUANT TO Tlttalll of the Surface Mining Control and Reclamat ion Act of 1977. 30 U.S .C. t 201 et seq .. tho rOhio Deportment of ·Natural Resources, Olvi· sion ofnotice Reclamatiornn~~:~~~r of thft 11 ity ot 1 FINDING OF NO gi\1~1 SIGNIFICANT IMPACT for an environmental assessment which concerns an abandoned mined land reclamation project in the Stoto of Ohio. The State of Ohio has prepared and th e Office of Surlace Mining Reclamation and Enf o rc e · ment. United States Depart· 1 Car.d of Thanks to all who assisted in any way to help and for flowers. donations end love shown at the passing away of our loved one. Donald Yeater . Sincerely, The Don Yeater We ment of th e Inte rior, has BP· proved th e environment al ossessment t o r thi s projec t whi ch wa s subm itted by t ho Stat e in a ppli c atio n for Title IV financ ial assistance in re· cl&imihg and restoring land and water res ourCes ~tdv e r ­ saly affected by past m ining. A complete copy of tha environmental assessment is availabl e from th e Ohi o De pa rtm e nt of Nstural Re· sources. Divisi on of Re- clamation , 1865, Fountain Square Court, Buil d ing H· 2 , Columbu s , Oh io , 4 3 2 2 4 . The spec if ic pr ojec t in clud ed in t h is action is the Tan nehill Rec lamatio n Project locat ed in tMe commun· ity of Pom ero y in Meigs Co unty. The pro ject in volves c o lle c t ing a nd d ive rt ing acid m ine dra ina ge fro m a h illside near Mulberry S tr eet. The purpose of theproject is to relieve th e hydro ata ti c pres· sure wh ich is creating h ill· si'de insta bility be h ind a reside nce. - fb t1)6, ttc 54 Misc. M erchandise 8-13 lfn J&L INSULATION JAMES KEESE HEATING & COOLING •NEW FURNACE •AIR CONDITIONING •HEAT PUMPS •BLOWN INSULATION •REPLACEMENT WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATE 992·2772 !CUT OUT fOR fUTURE USII 1 KEN S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-35'61 All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS MOUNTAINEER BODY SHOP PARTS INC. Ha1 Lowered Prien Ford & GM Truch Fetldeu Etrlv •39 - Ute '56 Chrome Bumper1 - GM 73· 80 1 66- Fo rd 1 3· 77 tl)9 • THRU DEC. FREE IN STAL. lnl'filnn EAGLE RIDGE .. AUTO REPAIR ·. Truck. auto, & ' heavy equipment •. repairs and weldin!J. tAll makeo & modat•l' PH. 949-2893':' .. or 949 ~ 2756 John l. 'ltnh Owner/Me'chanic '· I -1·86· 1 mo. 1· 2·'17· 3 M ; ! R~DI~TOR SER~CE We can repair and r~ core radtalors and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiaiOls. We also repair Gas Tanks. BOGGS ::' Public Sale & Auction PAT HILL FORD . 992-2198 FRI., JAN. 9 4- 1&.'116 tfn 4·5·11c wen antv ev&ilablity AUCTION HOMES & GARAGES · Prim" • ~H. 949-2801 . " At Reasonable •Dryers •Freezen PARTS and SERVICE OELIVEPIV IN TPII STATE AA EA RUTLAND AMERICAN LEGION CUSTOM BUILT or 949-2860 Loall 30 4· 88 2· 3729 Inside WV 1 ·8 00 ·tS 54 · 466 7 Outokk WI/ f.B00·623· 201 3 8 BISSELL ·'... BUILDERS •Ranges •Refrigerators ON BE DUN ERS We 1etl top qua lity p11rt1 and hav8 l yr. rus H hrough Middleport. Ohio 1 - 13· tfc at 7:00 p SALES & SDYia· U. S. RT. SO fAST '' GUYSVILLE, ~10 .. , Authorirtd Jalln DOtrt, Ntw Holland, lu1h Hog: form (quipmont " r. Dtattr "• F1r111 E•ulpMenf P• rtt & S11vlee ).3.'86 If~- Everything from Furniture to GUN SHOOT Gr~eries. RACINE • FIRE DEPT. LONNIE NEAL AUCTIONEER ALUMINUM SHE~TS FOR SALE 2s (EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SH£ETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LUI' SHADES. CAN II( PURCHASED .DAlY AT Ttl DAILY SENTI tiL TIL 3 P.M. INSULA nON BISSELL EVERY SIDING CO. 6:30P.M. Factory Choi< • I 7 Gauge Shotg.-tl Ntw Homes Built '"Free Eatlmet81 " PH. 949·210 1 or 949·2160 No Sunday Call1 1/11/llo SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY .. ' "VINYl SIDING ·: "ALUMINUM SIDING · •BLOWN IN Iathan Building SAT. NIGHT Now you know . _, SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Roger Hysell Garage • and her skills have been em· ployed by police departments in 24 states anti Canada. Ga tliff sa id she begins the three-day process of m aking a lifelike face by visualizing the probabl e distribution of skin , fal and muscle on a skull. She consults a " tissue depth" table complied from a study of hundreds of cadavers. The facial features are then sculpted in cla y with reference to 26 different "landmarks" on the human face. she said. The artist adds pros theti c eyes to the !ace and photogr aphs it In two poses: smiling. to show the Gat llff Is one of a handfu I of teeth, and with the lips closed. A med ical artists in the United wig to match the victim 's hair States .who specializes In fa~i a l length and color completes the sculptures on th e skull for facs imile. Identification. She worked 20 " It's like putting a puzzle years as a medical Illustrator for together." Gat III! said. " When lhe U.S. Department of Transyou see someol)e Identified. It's portation , wher e she developed exciting. When you see someone the reconstruction technique. brought to justlce. It' s really rewarding." Officials say It wil l be difficult to make a wat ertight r uling on whether the boy found in Beavercreek was a homlc!de v ictim. " If a person decomposes, you may. never know If It was a homicide," said Stephen Hale, an lnvesllgator for the Greene CLEVELAND IUPl i - An nounced. Lottery officials will County coroner 's office. immediate cas h payo ff of up to contac t the finalists, advising Estimating the time of deat h of $500 and the chance to appear on them where and when to appear. a corpse Is difficult , Hale sa id. I n a weekly television game show Mar cus Advertising Agency, the case of the Beavercr eek await s pl ayer s who take part In which Is ·the Ohio Lotter y's skeleton. the flesh was comthe Ohio Lottery's latest Instant prim ary advertisin g vendor , has pletely gone from the upper hal t game. lotter y officials an- hired Rick Alexander to produce of the body, while the lower half, the weekly game show. nounced Monday . encased In heavier clothes, was The new " Cas h Explosion" ,Alexander has served as a mummified and br ittle. he said . game. which started Monday, stud io manager and producerGatliff. who-has reconstructed offers instant cas h payo ffs rang- director at WUAB·TV In Lorain the faces of King Tut of Egypt. ing froln $2 to $500, but lotter y and has oper ated a private F rancisco Plza.r ro, conquerer of Peru; and the only two m ember s official David B. Gale said production company since 1984. of the U.S. Army's 7th Calvary another maJor attract ion Is the Any person purchasing an opportunit y to appear on the " entry" ticket should fill out the found at Custer 's las t battle at back of the ticket and mall It to - the Little Bighorn. said fa ce television contest. , " If the word •ent ry' appears the lottery commission's Cleverecon stru ction r equi res pathree times when a ticket Is land office Immediately . The tience. finesse and ar tistic rubbed. the player becomes a ticket also may be delivered to instinct. semifinalist with a chance to the nearest Ohio Lottery r egional " I use my fi rst Impression." become a contes tant on the office . she said. lottery' s weekly ·ca sh Explo"As an artist I have a tendency sion' TV game show ," Gale to want to make them pr etty. But you're locked Into what the skull explain('(!. "This will be the. By United Press lnleraallonal r i c hes t ga·me s h ow o n Indicates." The most densely populated tel evis ion." ' • independent nation in the world Seven of the winning "entry" is Monaco, on t.!te. French Rl· tic kets will be selected each vlera, with 28,000 people living Public Notice week, and those winners will within its .73 square mile of have an opportunity to try for a ter ritory or a population density NOTICE OF APPOINTMENTOF top weekly gra nd prize of$50,000. of 38,356.2 per square mile.· FIDUCIARY Each of the remaining six On o-mber 18. 188&, contestants will win at least ln.the Mtlgt County Pro batt $1.000. and Ga le said some Court. CtH No. 28354. Do· rolhl L. McKenzie, PtnHntl Ohio- made products and servl · Ridge. P-oy. Mtlgo , ces also will be awarded.· •. County. Ohio wtuppolntld Beginning Feb. 7, the game Admlnlltl'lltrl• o1the Hlllt show will apl>ear Saturday of Dontld E. McKonzlto. dt· nights. fro m 7:Jp to 8 p.m., on - -· ltlt of Ptt...nl Ridge, Pomeroy, Melgo television stations around the County, Ohio. state. Robtrt E. Bucto. During each program, finalists , , Probate Judtt Lint K. NHNifotd, Cltrlt who are to appear in tbe next 1121 30; 1111. 13 3tc week'; program · will be an· i So somrllm rs Wh('n I'm ;1IOnl' ' PHONE 992-215~ Or Wlilt Se n1 int l Clmjfitd D,t pl Oalll~ Warner , U.S. ambassador to Kreider said Schiebel told him, Switzerland under President " They were a good fir m, res pon· Carter, and two former Home slve; and carried out or der s." State officers. The March 1985 He also questioned wher e the failure of Home Stale tr iggered a securities used in the repurchase run . on other state-chartered transactions wer e stored, and . thrift s, · spurring Gov . Richard what the risk was to Hom e State Celeste to close all 70 of them · i f ESM went bankrupt. until they obtained federal Schiebel responded that the Insurance. maturity dates of the secutltles Gary Kreider. an Independent matched those of cont ra-par ties lawyer hired as a consultant to to the transactions. so there . the bank, testified that Initial would not be a conflict in gettin g reques ts to the SEC for reglstra· the secur ities back, l)relder sald. l ion of new debentures began Repurchase transactions are Jan. 19. 1984. But the SEC. loans that use securities for expres sed concern over · Home transactions, under which a State's repurchase transactions · borrow er usually sells Treasury in government secur ities and Its bonds to a l ender fo r cas h or financial health In light of" the credit and agr ees to r epurchase them at preset time. The repurcompany's growing losses. chase price includes an agreed"My Impression was that the upon amount of .Interes t to the SEC was concerned that Home lender. State was engaged In day trading Kreider said he advised Home and repo (repurchase) transac· tlons without regards to profit State that the proposed merger GOuld not be accomplished under mar gins ," he said. · Kreider sald1he SEC required Ohio law. But another firm Home State to answer a series of handled the mer ger, which took. ques tions centering on trading place In August 1984. " l thought that state law risks. He also testified the SEC sent required th at savings and loans five " comment lett ers" to Home could only merge with savings State cover ing a period of Febru· and loans." Kre ider said. But under cross examination. ary thr ough August. questioning ·repurchase transactions, ri sks Kreider said the original Idea fo r . involved and the feasibility of the mer ger was his. He said he thought of the mer ger as a way to dealing with one brokerage firm, reduce reporting expenses for meaning ESM Government Se· the two companies and because cu rl ties Inc. Ohio had passed a law that Wheti the F ort Lauderdale. Fla .• brokerage firm collapsed In incr eased savings bndloan assoMarch, 1985. Home State lost$144 ciations' flexibilit y and power.'so million. Warner and the two a holding company was not form er officers, Bur ton Bongard necessary. In earlier testimony, Kreider and David Schiebel. are accused. said he did not feel that Wa r ner of illegally funneling millions of dollar s of Home St ate money to and Schiebel had been for thr ight with him in their dealings wit h ESM. ESM. Kreider said he asked Schiebel " There was a lot of Information why the Cincinnati savings and that was not disclosed th at I loan dealt exclusively with one would have liked to have had, " he fi r m. said. • BEGIN Financing Available to Qualified Buyers Tax and Title Fees Not Include · 531 JACKSON fiiiCI The Daily Sentinei Home State's fiscal condition .o r MAKE IT. Sometimes you' can get something for less money by making it. But remember , sometimes, a factory can turn out an item for less money thap we would need to pay lor supplies to m ake it. And ' RENT OR HIRE . The goods and services we can get l r€'e help to stretch our money. Our tax dollars buy things for the community that everyone can use- parks, services such·as the Cooper ative Extension Ser vice and other service agencies. Are you using the things available to you ? • · And TRADE. Do you have things to trade th at you no longer need or want? Or , can you tr ade your time and energy for some· thing you need q Keep these tips in mind as you pl an for 1987. DID YOU KNOW TH AT: The 1987 Ohio Garden Calendar is now available at our office. The cost is $2.10 If picked up at our offi ce. If mailed the cost Is $2.83. SUNDAY MIDDLEPORT- The Sunday worship ser v ice of Middleport Presbyter ia n Church }Vill be at 11: 15 a. m. The Middleport LAU REL CLIFF - Laurel church is exehanglng time with Cliff Health Club wlll meet 7 p.m. th e Syra cu se Presby terian Thursday at the home of Mabel Church, which will hold worship at 10: 15 a. m .• so a congregational T ra~y . meeting may· be held at MiddleSYRACUSE - The Meigs port following regular worship. Association of Retarded Citizens p . will meet Thu rsday, 7 p.m ., at ostponed · Carleton Sc hool, for in s talla tion ~. DLEPORT .January m ttng of the Middl epor t of officers. __ _ · arden Club has been postponed POMEROY _ A fin ancial until Tues day , Jan. 13. and wi ll workshop for interes ted seniors be held at thC' Mrddl Pport Pr esby· of Meigs, Southern and Eastern ten an Chur ch. High School s will be held at 7:30 , . - - - - - - - - - - - - ; p.m. Thursday in the Mei gs High School Library. Richard Ritz· Friends & Flowers club conduas recent meeting The Friends and Flowers Garden Club of Rutland met recently at the home of Janice Fetty with Mrs. F etty using the Christmas Story f~om Matthew 1:18-21 for the devotional period. Members exchanged hornemade ornaments for roll call and a thank you note was read from Janet Bolin. new president of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. The club presented Mrs . Bolin with a watch at tier installation reception. SEC 'questioned Il l C611tl St . Po m • ~Y - Allkl 4S769 Page- S Calendar' And God has tauj!hl to all that IIY£'5, Th£' thln~ s . onf' has to know. to nuttt"r down. Ttlt l(arrk•n has b('(ln ha rvf'!ll cd , 1\11 cannl'd and put away. skill and practice to find the best ways Ill stretch your 1 family dollar. Here are ten Ideas to help you think of ways to cut your spending. · Flrst,'bON 'T BUY IT! Apply this idea first. Ask yourself if you really need the Item. If It Is a want Item, ask yourself I!ther e Is anything else you want more. Give yourself t lme to think about it. There are very few Items to buy that won' t wal t a day or two. Next , BORROW. Sometimes you can bor row an Item you need - especially If It Is something you don' t need very often. Do you need a steamed pu~ding pan if you are onl y going to use it once a year? Remember the neighbors and friend s when It comes to The Oai_ly iSentinei.-Pilge- 7 _ _ _...:..::.:.::.:::.:.:....:.:r~F~~-'--:___- ...c..._- - - : - Tuesday. January 6, 1987 Cutting costs .by making, borrowing, sharing, shopping By Cynthia S. Oliveri County Extension Agent ; The hustle and bustle· of thl' :'· ~holiday season I ~ behind us now. .New Years for some Is a time for :resolutions and goal setting. One goal that can be helpful to one ~ nd allis ll'arnlng to spend less. It's easy to find yourself short of \ Tri~J ·s,hOWS The .Daily Sentinel -. In the SJX>dight: 1987 . -.....;.-_...;..~--------....;....;_ ' ·• Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio SEIYICE Clrcut1r Sawt Sow Chain Planer Kn lveo Dri ll Bill Kniv8J Chisela GIAYELY TIACTOI SALES 204 Collllerlt. POIIItriY, OIH DENNY CQNGO ;· WILL HAUL JUST CALL! ... ,, 992-3(10, ·..r LIMESTONE .:.: GRAVEL • SAND · TOP SOIL .. , FILL DIRT .,' · 10·1-tfc �' Page-S~The Daily Sentinel . ~ LAFF·A·DAY I··~ 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr., all utilities Paid t11cept elec .. furn. or unfurn., sec. dt.Potit required. Convenienl locati<ln. Call 014-446 -8658 or Rncine Gun. Shoot sponsored bv Ree.lne Gun Ch.1b . Every Sunday, beg•nning at 1:00 p. m~ Factory 614-446· 4778. KIT 'N'. CAIILYL! ®bJ Lllr, Wright 44 · Apartment Nicely furni1hed 2 bdr. .pt. Adultl only . Inquire at corner First 81 Oliva St . at Sheppard• Sales 81 Service. '>IT ~ B'/ not be doing income ta.11es this vear. Wallace ~une l l , Bradbury. 4 In Eureka· nice and clean, 1dult1 only . No pen. deposit req~ired, 180.00 mo. call614-258-1838 before 1 Oa.m. Giveaway 2 Bedroom furnished . We 1ccept HUD, Beautiful river view. Fos· ters Mobile Ho.me Park , 814· Froe to good home- Pure wh ite female eat -full grown. Friendly e at & good mouser. Cell 614- 446-1602. 245-6462. 2 BR. S160/mo. plua deposit and utilities . Raccoon Rd. Call Female. 1ft PekinOete. Y:! Poodle. Appro.11 . 3 mo s. Bleck. Celt 614-446-9346. 614-446-339B. 1 full grown cat, 4 kittens. One Calico. Free to good hom e 304-676-6747. Cl "" ........ ,,,..._h - IN •th red Cnll co llnr on Fourth Avenue. 614-446-2601 ''' lo• Down. . .... _,., 11 Help Wanted Government jobs . $16,040 859, 230 yr. Now hiring. Call 805-687· 6000 Ell:1. R-9806 for current federal li1t. LOST: Black mate dog. lindberg, weight -60 lbs. wearing blncl~: thin nylon collar, rewnrd . Or. Kranil 304-676-1373 . or office Federal. State and Civil SeNice jobs . 816,414to Sti8,786 year. Now hiring. Call job line 1 -5 1 8· 459-3611 Eltt. F-13860 for li1t inQ. 24 hr. Lost : male Bluetick at Albany Air Port around LeMaster Farm. Dec. 30th. Call 614·698· 6056 or 6 ·1 4 · 992 -7749 . Eugene Smith: · ---,.-- -- - (1 98'71 lost ; Reward -2 fem.ale straight leg BeaQies. While with brown and blnck &po ta. lolt in liberty Ave. Md Rutland St . area Middleport. 614 -992-5580 af· ter 4 :30pm . 9 Wanted To Buy Wo pay c1nh for late model clean used cnrs. Jim Mink Chev .-Oids In c Bill Gefte Johnaon 614·446-3672 TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer uaed cars . Smith Buick-Pontiac. 191 1 Eaatern Ave., ,Gallipolis . Cnll 614-446- 22B2. Country furniture. collectibles , children's toya , dotlt. Pre-1960. Cora Mill. Cat1614· 379· 2727. 15 to 16 ft . fiberglass Ban boat with motor & trolling motor. etc. Call 614 -446- 1142. Wrmted· Used automntic de· hum~lfier . Csll614 -446-0884. Top Caah pnid fo r junk cars, com plete . Bodiea towed away. Call 1!114 · 245-9264 or 814- 6B2·6760. Gas heating stove & gas dryar. Cat1614-367-0613. Buying dally gold .. silvltl' coina, ring•. jewelrv. sterling ware, old coint,' large currency. Top pri· cea. ,!;d . Burkett Barber Shop. 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh . 814- 992-3478. BUYING RAW FURSt Ginaeng, Yellow Root , beet and deef. hidu Also setung trepping auppllet. Wheat Lites. Nit e Lites. Moutl 1:00-9:00 . Cloaed Wad. George Buckley 614-664· 4761 . QUILTS SOUGHT -SOLD Wlllliv eln & car!Jg,t,~qn_e or two am b. persona. l9'\l "H'Ollaekee-'· ing. Hours negotiable. Write P 0 Bolli 9, Gallipolis. OMo 46631 . Room and Loard for employed man. Nice hom a. Fatnily atmosphere. Call 814-992· 8873. ciU~:ens . and board for aenior Plenty ot TLC . Call 1;;;;:::;;:::::;:;::::;::=;:== wukands. 1- - - - - - - - - - - Ca1h peid , Pre1950'a , Singta or whole colt .etlan. C1U Marc and Ellen Futtz.fi14 -992-2101 days or 614-692-2461 evenlnga 1nd weekends. 614-992-6873. 2466. Homes for Sale 2 br, kitchen. bathroom. with laundry room, living room a. dining room, al.t elec. Approx . 1 mile• from Pt. Pl . on Rt. 62. 2 tracts approx. 1 acre moreorlesa overlooking Kanawha River. 040.000. Coli 304-676-6440 between B:30 end 4 :30. 100 Acre Farm. Call 614-388- B139. Employmenl Servir:es 11 THE A~ CN ~lT 1l£e-Slaf.l RIX:i~ Financral Completely furn . 2 BR eparl· ment, lerga living room. 468 Second . Adults. 8225 pnr month. Sec . Oep. & Ref. Call 814-446-2236. 446·2681. Jull built 2 bdr. duptex •eJCtre nice. good locetion. no pets t Raf•ence It security deposit required. C•ll814-448·1250. Alhton buildinv lots. mobile homes permitted, Clyde Bowun, J•. 304-576-2336. 21 ElceUent ape re time in co me; etecuonlct, crafts, no e~~:pe­ rlence. Oth&rl, Informat io n 604· 641 ·0091 ext 2987, 7 dayt. CALL NOWI Business Opportunity lAdy needs 1omeone wilh valid drl ver ' a ll c enu - live 1n . tranlport-weMtty erranda. Small pey. Call614-261l-6650. PnrH1me babysltttt naednd in my home. Please call 814· 256· 1786. Airline. now hi ring. Flight At· rendantl, Agent1, Mech.nics, Cultomet Service. Salaries to S60K . Entry level potltlona. Call 1·806·667-6000 h i . A-9906. • -lc- only. Parking. Coli 614-4460338. Rentals 814-<46-1323. I NOTICE I TH E OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH ING CO. recommnndt that you do business with fll!tOple you know, and NOT to 1end monaot through the mail until you heve invenigated the offering. Professional Services 41 Houses for Rent 2 bedroom I 3 bedroom houan for rent Ph . 448 -1876. 2 Bedroom house, 842 Fir11 Ave., Gallipolis. No pets, refit'· encea & dtposlt required . Avail· able Jan. 1, 1987 Cat1814·266· 1529. Newly decorated. must hwe good reference. Call at 631 Fourth Ave . in Galllpolia . Daytime. Small, 3 bdr .. city, carptted. 814.446-4421. cllln, no Pill, accept on a child. Starkt Tree and Lawn Service.' Ref. • dep. t2&0·mo. Celt He dge t . thtubs . bu'shu 614 -448-2459. trimmed, landscaping. stump and leaf removal. 304-578· 2 bdr. houae on Pine Hill Camelary Rd. C•ll 114·«6· 2B42 or 578-2010. Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 674·6104 oo304-874·5386. liHie Bullskin School Houae on U1tla Bullakin Rd. Bttt ofter. Caii1 ·304·137· 311B. 3 bedroom Jerry1 Run Road, " ' . F 146.000.00. 304-576·266B. ' fORE" VOU IN THE CLA~~IFIEO AD~ '~ Furnished. apt. 1 br . First floor ; S2Z6 . Utllit i11 pd. Call 448· 4416 after 7pm. Otluxe downtown aplrtmenlntwly redecorated 2 bdr. ept. with full Insulation, complete kitchen , wathet'·drver, elr cond. sundeck. Call 614-446-4383 · dl'(t, 614· 446·01 39 eveninga 8e waekendt. 2 and 3 bedroom apartments 1nd houtes in Pomeroy or Middleport. Furnlthed or unfur· nlahed. P1y own utilities. Call dayo614-992-23B1 . Apartmenta for reru in PomMOV. One and two bedroam. Clean and nice . Call 814 ·992-6216 or 114-992-7314. 6 room ha .. bllth, 84 G1rfleld Ava. t176. I room apt.. Hth. 609 •econd. t200. 3 room •pt. Cedar & 4th. t1711. All catpet..t & redeCOfllad, piUI lJ1illtl.. & depoalt. Ctll81•·-«8·0962 for tppointmtnt: ' 304-882-3181 Of 614 -992 7481 . . Rooms far rent, day . w"k. month. Gallia Hotel. Cell 614· 446 -9716. Rent as low as •120 IT!Onth . 2 bedroom apt1 .. New Htven. Al1o commardal spece suitable for aerublc1. tannlng , ci-1h1 . Call - - -- -- <!{~ . ~ Ptattie ci11ern Jtate approved, plaatic septic tanke, plaatic culvertt, metal culverts .. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jockson. Dh. 614-286-5930. Tree !I stump rimoval. stona malt. firewood t9& . dump load, HEAP Vouchers accepted . Oon's Lendscipes . Call 614- SWAIN AUCTION 11o FURNITURE 62 446-9646. Olive St .. Gallipolia. New & u1ed wood-coet atovea, 6 pc wood LA suite $399, bunk beds f199. antron recliners S99. new & uaed bedroom tuites, rangea, wringer w11hers. !t shoes. New livingroom auitea t199 -$699, lamps . ntso buying coal & WGod stoves. Call114-446-31159 . Bleck powder 6.96. capa, flasks, horna, b•gs, quick loedera, Thompson 4:enter part1. Muul• loading Speciality Shop, Mill· creek Rd. Hra. M·F 5·8 PM , Set. 1·5 . Call 614·446-2311 . A naw truckload thoae famOus Lake Ontario Apples, l•ge slu, good ke&p&rl, 7 varieties, all lrult end produce. Jack's Fruit Market, Rt. 35. Henderson. F;mn Supp li es & L I VC~ Io ck 614·288-6461 . Firewood far sale. Herdwood . Large pick-up load 835 . Call 614 ·446· 9266 or 4f6· 1437. Malley Ferguton. New Holland. Bush Hog Saln !t Service. Over 40 used tnCton to choose lrom & comptate line of new & used equipment. Largest sehtction in FireWood. ell hard wood. Heat vouchera accepted. t36. a pickup load. Phone 614·742- 2468. ---------------0 Firewood for ule. f35 per load or 5 loads •no dellv•ed and atacked. 614· 949- 2501 after IS :OO p.m. Elactrre hospital bed fDf sete. Excellent condition. See 81129 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy or c1ll 614-992· 3833 or 614-379· 6214. Firewood for aale. Seaaoned oak . Accept haat voucher. C•lt 614-742 -2645. (19B7) ' Good u1ed couch and cttair Washers, dryers, refrigeratott, · t 1 eo. 2 end tables end coffee ranges . Skaggs Appliancet . 11ble 060. Call 614-949-2249 Upper River Rd . beside Stone after 6 :00pm. , Creal Motel. 614· 448-7398. - - - - - - - - - - - - 11987) For ute : Firewood. Heat Washer GE t96. Waaher West vouchers accpPttd. Dan Taylor. inghou.. Avacado 19&. Wether 614-742·2426 Of 814-742 Kenmore Avacado t95. Waaher 2692. Cdppertone Kenmore $96. Electric range Harvest Gold S96. Tony' a Gun Repalrt. hot reblu• Ga1 range30 inch f96. Rtfriger· ing. Open 9 :00AM to 7:00PM. ttor Avacado S96, Refrl9er~tor Call304-676-4631 . White 2 dr. f95. Gt~ dry'r. t96. Color tv floor model 8126. Surplut, army, denim, Carh.-t. Skagga Appliances Upper River rental clothinQ. Eut of Ravens- Farm Equipment 814-992 -8304. . cqoss & soNs U.S. 35 Weat, Jldl;son . Ohio. 8:00 PM . All 1ize11 clothing, heavy all winter, insulated, da· cront coveralls $25.00. For aale: Sofa and mltchlng chair. Cell614-367-0403 . 8u11.ding Material• Blodl. brick. sewer pipea. wlndowa, lintels. ntc. Claude Wilt· tera, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 814· 245-5121 . Concre1e bioclts all alus yard or delivery. Muon 11nd. Gellipolis Block Co., 1231/J Pine St .. Gallipolis. Ohio Catl 614·446· 278~ . Pole 8ullding1 by Quality Bullden. Workshops. c•parll. animal ahalters, garagea. FrH e1timetet. Phone 614 -3B4- 2 bedroam, unfurnished. In Rutl~~nd. Noptt:a. reflftnCHif'ld depoth requlr..t. Call 814· 1•2· JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 35 W. Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 614·446-9777. eve. 614·446-3692. Up front tree· tDfl with waffanty over 40 used tractora, 1000 toolt. 81 27'1138'x9'EAVE with slidiniJ door & aervice door t4 ,288.00 erected. Iron Horse Bultdinga Ph.614· Unoonditional llfttime gueran· tee. Local references furnithed. Free eatimatea. Cell collect 1·614-237-0488. day or nlgl'lt. Rogars easement Waterproofing. skinner. Call 814-38a-9052 or 3889312. C.II614-2B8-6622 SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, par;ts. end 1uppli1t1. Pldl: up and delivery, Davia Vacuum Cl.,ner, one hall mile up Georg• Creek Rd. Cell 614- 2010 John Deere dieael tractor• with plowa and disc '3960. New Idea Dyne Bounce mower 8495. Lite model 224T John Deere baler t129& . Hay w•gon FTM General Contracting 13yra •perience. Roofing & Con· struction Ph. 614·389· 9308. Free eatima1e1 10% off during the holidays. offer eapirea Jan 3000 Ford tractor -naw ahon block with plowa end diac t3910, gravity b1d wagon t295, 2 row cotn plant at" 1276, noo. &14-218-8522. ---------0 1976 JD 380-C bulld01tr. 6 Coli Whitt F1rm Tractors. ' Beat Price In Area. Sidera Equipment Co. Henderson. W. Va. 304-675· 21S1 . 1i1J C7) 7421 . 1------------- '. (]) MacNeil-lehrer New&h· our ® Ill rJ;2I has become a target for ..' 1 i EEK .& MEEK 1HI~ ARE HEAll~ MY HOr;u;cm. UP Ai.L 0/ER .. . TODAY SAID... B'OO min.) ill 700 Club MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 1 THIS IS Yot..IR PERSONAL 11 BY 'PERSONAL' WE MEAt-J. THERE WA5N'rANYROOM THAT IT IS FOR'l'OLIANDYOO LEFr R:lR THE HOROSCOPE. O#N ~ILY HOROSCOPE . · 676-20B8 or 676-7147. ALOJEAND THAT UNDER NO Cii<Ct.J/1\ST.'-NC~(S Starks Tree and Lawn Service, Hedget . a hrubt. bu1hea tr immed. landscaping and atump removal. leaf remov1l. U.rge round baita of hJY for sale. t10.00 each Ph . 614·446 · 1052. 5TRON5!..Y. ANY INVA51CN CF YOUR Rotary or cable tool driiHng. Mo1t walls completed aameday. Pump uiea and service. 304- 614-268-1427. Hay for 11le. Call 814· 696 - 896-3B02 May. blueribbon fair, t1 .00 end t1 ,60 square bale. Phone 304· 675-5088 alt&r 6 p.m .. night' loading. Aahby Conttruction. carpen· t8f'l/, remodeling, room eddition, cement block work. roofing. Interior tnd eJCterlor painting, siding . Roofing. Ffee estimatea. 1243. PRIV)CY~~ PUNI6HABL.E BY LAW." , BARNEY 304-175-6445 or 675-5152. 82 PAW··I TlliNI< · WHAT OC BULLET NEEDS MAKES A PAIR OF SAY E'(EGLASSE!:j THAT? Plumbing & Heating Autos for Sale CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1982 ptymouth Horizon, auto. air. Call 114· 379-2726. Cor . Fourth and Pine Galllpolia. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614· 446-4477 85 General Hauling SNAKE!! NO T & L Wetar delivery anytime Ph . 814 - 389 -9 732 u rn e day delivery. KIDDING .. WHA1"1S 11" CAL-L-ED? · Limea tone and 1l1bwood ~ euled. AI Tromm. Rutland. Call 614· 1974 Pontiac LeMan1, t1.600 ar bHt offer. Ctll 814·367· 0541 . 1984 Chevy Chevette. 4 apcl .. C•th Price *2389. John' a Auto Sal... IYIIYIIIe Ad.. Gallipolll. ••renee. QH Call 114·441-4782. ' APARTMENTS. moblls homH • holldl. Pt. Ple111nt andGatllpo· ila. 114·441· 82.21 . •'. , 1113 Ptymouth Horl1on. Rune gr.... Call 114·112-1421 . House coal. Delivered 1 ton •end up. Jim Lanier, 304· 676· 1247 or675 ·7397. 1172 Corvette, eJCc cond, ~.----;~-.::o::::-::::::---­ 1881 Monto Ca•lo. O.C. 304· 175·8930 Of 875·3348. • J., PEANUTS bedroom apt. 304·676· 1171 Must.ng. eac, condition. four new rldiaft. new ahocka, battery. tim6na beft, eahaust, 5988 afltr 6'00 PM. Apartment to.- ttnt, 3 roomt tnd Nth, newly remodeled, utUitln fumi1hed. Cell 30.t-811-3448. 11200. 304-818-8138. • A & M Cuttom Couchet and Reupflolster;o, St. At. 7. Crown CHy. Oh .. 814· 2&1·1470. Eve. 614-441·3438. o,... dally B lo 15. Set. 9 :30 to 1:30. Old !I new Uphostered. Mowrey's Upholat•ing s~lng trlcounty•ruZ1years. The belt aoe IEdhlonlloaded whh at,.a. in furniture ufhol1tering . Call 304 - 675 - 4 54 for free PCl cond, 42,000 mMtl, lhtr . tttlmates. 8:00PM. 304-1112-3n5. 1IU FOf<l Tllundorblrd IHoon: On• bodfoom funolhHd apt fr1 "I come baok BVB'J year to 1188 the tourlata return." Point Pleaunt, ectultt qnty, no pen. phone 304-6711-1386. I ---,----,------- 1;, ... (I) llt Cll Moonlighting (CCI (60 min.) (]) MOVIE: 'VIctory at S.a" ® Cil iHJ MOVIE: "At Moth· e(s Request' Part 2 of 2. (j]) Do Not Enter: Tho Visa War Agolnstldoll (CC) . 10:00 8 illllll NBC Nowo Special : The Arms, the Men. Tho Money (I) 0 I]) Jack end Mike (CC) Jackie end Mike's ma rriage is threatened when Jackie is offered a New York televialon job and Mike considers handling e ·wes1 Coast franchisa. (60 min.) fill CD Odd Couple (j]) Nowo 10:20 ([) MOVIE: 'THe Night of . the Grl11ly' 10:30 fJ) (7) INN Nowa (j]) Gallery 11:00 .. il)l]) llt (I) liD II) I)}) IHIIlll News ill Herdcao11o and McCormick i!) lneido tho PGA Tour 1i1J (7) M"A'S'H (I) Country Expflll (j]) Crlola on Fodera! S1r011 11 ,30 G ill !Ill Tonight Show Tonlght'o guest is Jay ~a no. (60 mln .lln Stereo. (J) SportoCentor (I) WKRP In Clnclnnotl al CDTexl llt (I) ABC Nowo Nlgh111no (]) Blu.;ron Remblt II] Magnum. P.l. · 111 1111 T.J . Hookor Hooker end his team ruoh to catch i psychotic killer praying on nuroeo. (70 min.) (AI. 12:00 ill Burno It Allon tiJ NFL Fllmo Film hig hlighto of Super Bowl Ill with the New York Jettand 2919. U.OOOKIUalm\10.. oe.IOO.oo 97 Upholstery . nagoolabfl. 304-875-leOI Of . 304-198-3427. --------- pluo dapcooll. 304-178-7541 2~ 742-2328. Watt enon's Water Hauling, raa1onabie rates. im mediate 2.000 gallon delivery, ciaterna, pools. wall, et c. call, 304· 676- Mt.J6T ANY Drni:R EYES 55E IT. I\€ CAN l--OT SJRE$6 rH15 TOO 304·676-2010 or 676·2842. H1y for •ele, t1 .&0 e bale. Call 8 ill IIII Hill Street Blues Davenport is t a ken hos· tage by a desperate suspect whil e Goldblume ne gotiates. for her life. j60 RINGLES'S SERVICE . e~pe · Jltnced caJptnter. ellctrician. ma•o'n, painter, roofing (in dud· lng hot tar applicatlonl 304- 251-&832 . 114-141·2216. murder. (60 min.) (j]) Nova: China's Only Child (CC) The one-child per family policy ol the People 's Republic of China is examined . 160 min.! (R/ . !HI MOVIE: 'Woman of Substance' Pan I. 8:05 (]) NBA Basketball: Chicago Bulls at Cleveland Cavaliers (2 hrs., 15 min.) Live. 8:30 (I) 0 I]) Growing Pains (CC) M0 ggia grounds Mike lor the weekend lor lying. but he demands the same punishment of her when he overhears her tell an un truth to her boss. • Fatty Tree Trimming, atump remov•l. Call 304· &75·1331 . 64 Hay & Gra1n The Wizard Si- mon helps a dancer who 2464. Now buving shell corn or ear corn. C1ll forlateat quotea. River Chy Farm Supply , 814· 446· MOVIE: 'Cloak and Dagge~ ' , 1 ' bedroom apt. in Middltpart. ,, 10. month ptut utilitlea. D•v• 614 -892· 61415 or evenlngt husband with a deadly sauce. (60 min.) In Stereo. ill Hell Town Ill NHL Hockey: Teams to Be Announced (3 hrs.) Live. (I) 0 CIJ Who' a the Boss? (CCI When a blizzard s1randHhe family at home, "'~~~GUA/C'ANiE:e:..>! RON'S Televiaion Service . Houu calls on RCA , Quazar, GE . SpeciaUng in Zen'ith. Call 304-576-2398 or 814-446 - Pets for Sale ·Dragonwynd Cettery Kennel: 54 Misc. Merchandise CFA Hlmtll'(an. Pertien and Siamete kittens. AKC Chow pup pi•. Call 114-448-3844 Squere 0 . 100 amp, 30 fu .. efler 7PM . UO .; Kenmore dishwuher t11iO.; Full view ttDfm door 2 AKC _Raglstfii'N Si'*lan 150.; 2 racllnera 160. tach. Hu1kin. 1250/ J*r. Call 814· tlock after she is accused of poisoning her ex- reminisces about his days as a truck driver while Mona recalls Tony's infa. mou s housekeep ing prede· ces sor. All types carpentry work lnterior/ uterior. Remodeling: kitchens. bathrooms,b11ement convarsiona, g•ages, free estl· mates. Call 814-446· 6174. w1y btade and winch. $8600. 614-698· 1531 ask tor Rickev. '11 7,35 ()) Hone.I_mooners 8:00 8 ill l!il Matlock A TV c·ooking queen hires Ma - 16. 19B7. U800. Call 814-U&-1552. evenlnat. 2 ·alorv . e roOm• • b8th, ~•• mtnt. large yard. clott to IChootl, all c•pettd, Refwenon and Dapo1it . 304· 171· v-v- 441-0294. 1911 Pfymouth Reliant, 1988 Plymouth Dualer . Choice 2 · bedroom home in country. Large ytrd. L..ngsville lfH, Deposit rMtUifed. Call8•14· 742· 3 Md roppt. full bailment. Of li· .. IT ('levf~ EN{)5! · · THF·Mu.>IC.! ... rt-u:· AN6E?LS! rr- - ••. THe MUFFL~~ BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 332-9746. Timbtrje~ THIN~ -~ Unfurnlahed 2 bedroom apt, yard end ' baiement, t1&0.00 304-675·3030 Of 675-3.31 . Home . Improvements UTILITY BLDG. SPECIAl' 1978·240 ... James Boys Water Service. AJ to paola filled . Calll14-266- 1141 or &14-446-1176 or 614- 4487911 . 2285. -----------,.- 119871 2541 . '• liiJCDM'A'S'H 0 (I) People" a Coun (]) MOVIE: 'Secret of Boyne Cas1le' Part 2. ®News (j]) MacNall·lehflr Nawah· our Ill (l1) 1I11 Wheal of Fonuna IHI .Barney Miller 7:05 ([)Sanford and Son 7:30 8 ill CIJ New Newlywed Game Ill NFL Films Prooenta Iii CD Too Clo10-for Comton 0(1) Judge ® Wheel of Fonune Ill (l1) cril Jeopardy !HI Bonaon Services Tronsporlotion FIRM. Call 246-6416. DATE.; Actor/ writer/ d irector Em ilio Estevez talks about his new film, " Wisdom" . Tony S.E. Ohio. 5712 . . 66. ' O~T~~ 304-675·7467 o• 675-6391 . 2986. 55 l;luilding Supplies ARE ~00 &TILL Wl!i1\NG '1'18b' Want to buy: Engine. 1980 Monte Carlo 350·305. Phone wood. Sam Som ...ms·o. 304- 62 Wanted to Buy 273-6666. Fri. Sal. Sun. 12,00- Someone to move in tnd ahare living 2 children wel3 housBI for ren t . Nice. See come. 8 4-992·7582 call ahar Ruby Veughen It Vsu;h1n1 · Wed. Cardin.t ln Mlddlep(lrt, 1--=::-::-:-=::---::-::--- - - -- - - - '--,-·lc- 1he family abou1 1he will· i_!!g auccess of tfle mother. CHI Good Tlmea Pan 2. 6:35 ([) Safe et Home In Stereo. 7:00 II ill PM Magazine CII Herdcoetle ond "McCormlck Ill SponsCentor (I) Entenelnmont Tonight Ot ds · Pontiac- Chevy -Chevy truck. used automatic turbo transmis1iona. Cnll 814-•410968 . Anpatring Also Available. e GROGE (j]) Porklno F...,lly A television reporter · interviews 2220. . 8481 . 614.44&·0322. ,, 36mm Minolta XGA Cam••· 1315 & 50mm lenua, flath, aceessoriH. e~ec . cond . Call 446·0321 . Beeutiful new hou11 in Pom• roy. Also new one bedroom furnished 1partmtmt In Middleport . Call 114-446·111!2 ' or 'lOUR SCAVENGER HUNT, EK, 5AS>Y! Auto Parts & Accessories · Budget tranimissions used B. rebuilt all typea. Torque COQVertnra & trnnsfer c111as. Ehglne oyer haul kits. Allison Trantmis· libn partl and eve Joints. Minimum 30 day to lifetime w8rrenty. Will deliver, cash and carny or inttatl Ph. 614·379- I I I II I .I l I Cll·llt CIJ ABC News Iii C7) Hogen"s Heroes ® CI)IHJ CBS Nowa KIN~A RU1~7 Vans ·& 4 W.O. 76 be· to form four simple words. 8:05 ([)Andy Griffith 8:30 · 8 ill IIII NBC Nows ' I!) NBA Today w.v•. 61 Miked htrdwood slaba. i12. Aet bundle. Containing •pprox. 1V: tona. FOB Ohio Paller: Co. Pomeroy. Ohio. Call 614-992· Used Furniture: dryer. wood table 6 2 benchnt. beds, dresaer. wood wardrobe. 3 miln out Bulaville Rd . Open 9AM to &PM, Mon. thru Set . 304-676-2191 . & Vegetables 2 rolla ateet cabl• 718. Call 614 ·446· 3243 after 6 P'-'. 814 -367-7BOO. Sotas and chairs priced from S395 to i996. Tabtea S60 and up to 8126 . Hida·a-beds $390 to S595: Recliner~ 1226 to S375. Lampa $28 to t126 . Dinette.,• S109 nnd up to $496. Wood teble w -6 chaira i285 to 8795. Dealt t100 up to 8375. Hutchet i400 and up. Bunk beds complete w-mllttreasn 8296 and up to $395. Baby beda i110 & • 176. Mattreun or box spring• full or twin te3. firm 873, and tal. Queen sets f22&. King $350. 4 drawer chesi 18&. Dressers f89 . Gun cabintrt• B, 10, 6 12 gun. Gas or electric range t375 . 8aby mattretaH i35 & t45 . Bed fram• 120, UD & King frame t50. Good 11leetion of bedroom 11.1ites, metal cabinets. headboardt S30 and up to $66 . Antique quilt, log ctbln pattern. 11870 period! . Price 8300 1984 Chevy Custom Van . 26,000 miles. loaded with extras. Call 614·992-6421 . · Fruit 1973 Super Stinger, 400 TK snowmobile, 803 m'iles. Very good cond. C•ll614· 448-6278. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Antiques 58 2B19. Valley Furniture, new & used. Large sectiOn of quality furni ture . 1216 Eastern Ave . , Galllpoll1. 53 .CAPTAIN EASY · " WE WAITED TWO KOUR!I FOR TKS i<IDNAPPE!R7 cOCA~~ AGA I'-l" ..... . 73 th., (j]) Secret City Peevey CS 800. CS 200. two .3429. 280'• power ampa, six Sun cabin&ta, 8 Cl traynOf miur, 10 f1 . 10 powercen light stand. Call ... 614-44&-31 25. 0 four Rearrange letters of scrambled words !HI Fo~to of Lifo 1974 Ford Courier, body good coRd, needa motl)r , 304-676- 8 chain binders. 2 of them are recolleea. 8100. Call 614-448- County Applian ce, Inc. Good used appliencea and TV seta. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat . 614·446· 1699. 127 3rd. Ave. Gallipolia. OH . 3B23. (1987) Nearly new topp8r, S2000.00 . Cailahnn'a Used Tire Shop . Over 1,000tiral,lizes12,13, 14,115, 16, 18.5. 8 miles out At. 218 . 51 Household Goods Queen size water bed and drawers. t200.00. 30•· 896· Ill Me~de Sponslook fill mJefferson• .. ill Learning Hour ;C>;-;,";..,.~..~-~~;~;~r::~=~~~~==~4 304-46B-1B01 . Merchandise Din&tta 1at , 4 chalra. 1moked gl111'top. 304-675-4616. ill Big Volley 1977 Ford plc:Jtup, 5 ·100. six cyl .• atandard, good condition . (AI(tMf" Coli 814-.261-6261 . Picken• Uaed Furniture. Good quality uaed furniture. Open 9 to 6 or call for 1ppointmant. 304·676·8483 Of 876-1460. !Ill News 1981 MIZda truck, 4 cyl., 4 -speed. n81N tires , e.11c. cond. 304-675-6822 after 4 :30 p.m tJ.8al 1091 . New Se1ra elactric range. AI· mond. 1250. Dlnene table and four ehetra. Excellent thape, 1?6. Call 614-367-0639 aher 5:00p.m. 6:00 8illCilOCII®Cil iHJ 675-1146. ~ Ftmiiy . 4-ad.ults needs thriB bedroom• and basement in Pt . Pleasant. within .5 mil ea. Reterencea furnished. 304· 875 - 614-446-1149 - IAMI · PUULII low .•'.• WOlD TIAlDliLY HILENC EVENING '72 Chevy truck , 307 4 apeed, short bed, step side, looks ggod in end out, 81 ,800.00. 304· 1·" ·87 Good uted ponable & floor model color TV for ute. C.all 1/6/87 614 - 247- ~292 . 46 Space for Rent Rd . 614-446-739B. \ 1975 Ford F-2&0. Super Cab. 'Auto, PS , AC , 78,000 mi/11. Looks and runa good. 8876. Furnished room 919 2nd. Gallipolis. 81 16. Utiliiies pd . Share bath. Singl• mate. Cell 4464418 atcer 7pm. GOOD ,USEO APFLIANCES Television Viewing Trucks for Sale -----=-=---::--:- 0766. . . 1979 Ford: V·B, auto ., 1976 6 cyl.. standard. Call 614-446· 3243 aher 6 PM . 0 1973 C -66 .Chevy Live Tan~um 13500. 614-898-6631 aak lor Rickey. 3 badroom house. unfurnished, · 2 children. no pett. Ctl1 014· 2 bedroam. Furnlthtd. t100 . per ,month. Ntw Haven. W. Va . Call 304·812· 2406, l~,. . . .. ' - ·, ...... . Furnished apt. 919 Second, Gt11ipolls. 8160. Utilitlet pd. Single male. share bath. 446· 4418 atter 7pm. 1 bdr. newly refnod ..td includet furniture 6 Wlter. Good ref. & deposit required. 1226 . Cell 614-448-1719. 3 bdr .. air. pool, garage. l'lliee. Commet'cial propany, corner lot1 & highway troinage. Lilt whh us _Wa hl'ofe buyera. A· One Reel Eatate-8roltlf. Call 304· I!Er~t~ A~AlE • Furnished apanment, neJCI door to librery. One profe11tonaladult Efficiency apt. all utititin paid . Furnished . Nut to Rio Grande Collage. Call 614-448·8883 ro 219&. Wanted: Ra cap1io nl11 for profestlo nel office. Eaperlance raquirttd. Salary commenturate with e)lplflence Send resume IO· Box T-1000. Gaillpolla Daily Tribune. 826 Th ird Ava . Gellipolit. OH 46631 Upstairt unfun11shtd ept. car· paled. uti1 ititl p1ld. no cl1ildren. no peta call 446·1637. . ,The Daily Sentinei-Page...:9. • Ch~y For rent Sleeping Aoom1 and light houae keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call 614-446- 47 Wanted to Rent . 614-446 -47B2. 45 Furnished Rooms COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33. Narth of Pomeroy. Large lOti. Call 614·992 ·7479. ' 1976 2 ton GMC se p~ic tank cleaning truck with 1600 gellon tank. hos,a; dump be,d. «:;ell f 2 bedroom mobile home, Middleport , 0 . Reference with se· curity deposit. 304-882· 3267 or 304-773·6024. Office apace . Store space in Pt. Ple1nnt, &200.00 A-One R..l Estete Ph. 304· 875 · 5104 Call 614-992-6403. Pi1111o & organ leasona. Mary Lu caa. Call &14 -448-9787 or HOME ASSEMBLY Nice 2 b'droom Mobile Home, Rouah Lane. On nice spot in Cheshire. 304-773 -6828. Nice unfurn, apartment. 4rooma & bath. Clolt to tchools & shopping. Ref. • Sec. Oep . required . Ctl1'114· 446·0444. Givn piano end organ lnsona in mv hom e to baglnnert. ad · vanced pupila and adult1 . Al•o teach chording tnd tran1posing. 23 Help Wanted 992-7479. - - - - - - - 119a7) Business Buildings 34 4,00 614·992·3933. Surprilt Birthday Ptrty to cet&brate Evelyn Gemmon't 80th Birthday . All tormer 1tudents, family, frienda and aasocllles are welcome. January 8th. 7-9. Pt. Pt Preabyterien Church. 3 bedroom. furnished .' wa1her and dryer. '200. per month plus deposit and utilities. Call 614· Apartment for Rent, 821 Se· cond Avenue, 2 BR , Enra Nice, equipped kltct'tan. C I A 8250 / mo. Call 614-446-2158 . 18 Wanted to Do Buying junk cars. Call614-9925648 1f1tr 6 :00 pm. Acreage Wentad: 3-20 acrea, Meigs· High School to Darwin; old Route 33; Hamloclt Grove 1ueas. Water _,aitable. Call da..,. 614 ·742·3 1 04 or evening• alter 31 2 bedroom . 1 child. no pels. Fn.mishBd or unfurnished. New Haven. W.Vn. Call 304 -882· 2 badroom&. kitchen , bath. la,ge K & K Mobile Homes, 2 and 3 living room , full basement , · bedroom mobile homes. 304· forced air ga1 heat with central 675-3000. air co nd , detached garage, alumn siding . Priced in the 30'a, Two bedroom· mobile home, 202 N. Park Or., 304-895· furnished,, 175 deposit plua utilities, 304-875-8612. Posiiion Not ice: Wanted part · 3636. time..bookkeeper, 20-24 houra weekly . 16.50 per hour mli'l· Two bedroomt, S126.00 month imum . E)lperience in Account• plua utilities mustaign e months 32 Mobile Homes Pavable, Ac counts Receivable, leaae. phO!"II 304·675 ·4088. for Sale Pavroll and Cuttomer Acc;ounta required. Computer experience' preferred. Send resume to Meiga 44 Apartment lndu1trie1. P.O. Box307, Syure· NEW ANO USED M091LE for Rent cuae. Ohio 46779. An equal HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY opportunity employer . MOBILE .HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST: GALLIPOLIS. RT 36. 1 Bedroom basic rent i176.00 High sc;hool JUnlou end Seniora PHONE 614-446-7274. plua electric. Alao required a can join the Army National 8200.00 aecurjty depoait. CON· Guard now . Begin earning a 141170 Fleetwood, ~ bdr. 2 full TACT: Jackson Estates Oapt. Ph monthly pay check and deftlf batha. total elec. Like new. price 446·3997 Equal Houaing your active duty training until negotiable. Call eher 4 week· Opportunity. June 1987. 304· 675· 3950 or days. anytime weekend•. 614· 1-800-642-3619. Furnished apt . t175.00 water 3B8-B633. pd. 2 bedroom. 131 % Fourth Bebyaitter wanted in my ttome, Repo11e11ed Mobile Momn. We Avn. Ph. 448-4416 aftfll' 7pm. hours 2 :30 to 11 :'00 PM weak · htve'em, We finence'em. Good d.y1 only . Send reaume to 80.11 ·aelectlona. '500 down. take New 2 bedroom apta. in Maaon. C-30, Pt . Pit. Regiater. 200 over payments. no chargn for W. Va. Quiet telling. off ttreet . Main St ., Point Pleaunt, W. Va. defivery. Mid Ohio Financal parking. Rent starts at t199 . Call Linda Carson 11 304· 775Service. Call 800-826-0752 . Pert time help with elderly lady. 6011 or Oenlae Streib at 614· Some houae cleaning . Releran· 1981 141152 , 2bdr. unfurnished, 863 · 4111 . Equal Houting ces required. Rnply to P.O. Boa total elec.. like new 17900. Opportunity. 461 . Point Ptaa .. nt. W. Va. loc1ted at Johnson's mobile 2 Bedroom apt. nice carpeting, park, lot 29. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE , waler paid, washer & dryer growning retail company it 19B4 Schultr Mobile Home- ttook -up. dove. refrig. furnlah&d seeking an aggressive peraon 14~e70with7~21 fl . e~pando . 3 avalleble Jan 1, 1987 Ph. willing to be trained in retail BR . 2 full batht. total elactric. 614-446· 7025. ,... butlnna. No previous e11p• •pace saver microwave, vacant . rience required. he bene1its. Need to aell, selling for Pl'f·Off. 2 to 3 bedroom tPt . Convenient Send reaume nnd tal.-y r.,quire- If lnteieated with loan approval location in town. All utilities paid ments to Wii-Car Enterprise•. through Greentree Acceptance. U26 .00mo .. references & dep· Inc.: P.O. Bo)l 1308, Ports- May finance for 10 pttcent Olit required. Wiseman Real mouth, Ohio 46862. down. You pay 6 percent & we Estate Agency Ph. 814-446PlY 6 percent for you. tnternsted 3644 ·Call814-448·8726. 12 Situations Furnished & unturnished apta., 8150.00 and up, references Ph. Wanted 304-876-6104 A-1 Reel Estate. 33 Farms for Sale Cash paid . Pre 1960'•· Single or whole collection. Call Marc and Ellen Fultz 614-992-2101 dll'(a QUILTS BOUGHT ·SOLD ham- Want!KI : FOfmtr or new Avon representatives . No service charge. Sell to h iends and reletivea . Call814-992 -7180. Room o• 814-692 -2461 even\ng11nd 3 BR trailer. 1 V2 bath. located in Evet"giee'ii, 4 mites past Holzer. Cat1614-446· 1323. I~;;=:::;:;::;;;;:::;:;:;==r;;=:::;::;:;:;:;=:;;::;:=1 FOUND: Black nnd white cat. corner of Cnurt and Third . Has boon de cln.,.GCI. Call 614-4467137 after 5P M, 676-6p71 , "What did you use burger hinderer?" 6 lost and Found F()und. Mai e Golden Retri9\lllr 2 BR . Mobile Home at Ever· green. Cell614-446-7032. I 1981 Ford.'f -100. lh to!'l. 361. V·8. 8tand•d. 55.000 · mlleto thort bed. good condition. t3.000.00 c.u 614-246-5077. Cnolle, 12 guage shotguns. 2 bdr . fully furnl1had adult• only, util , -paid. Call 614-446-4110. Tuesday, January 6, 1987 . 72 '' for Rent 3 Announcements I will . . . . Tuesdaf; 'January 6, 1987 . . ' Announce rnc nt s ., .. • lhe Boltlmofo Col1o. I]) Jofforaona g) l!l Rowhlde G ()) Tel" of tho Untx,, peoted ~ :rvneymoont,. . 12:20 (I) MO'i'IE: 'The Third Day' t 2:30 8 (J)IlJI Late Nlgh1 with Dovld ~rmon Tonlght'o gunta ere comedian Jtorv Selnfeld. oonoonlot Hoovoy Pekar and Boron De Moosay. (80 min.) In Storoo. ill Beot·o.f Groucho l!l Top Ronk Boxing from R-ndt,, Collfornlo (80 min.) (I) ABC N.... Nlghdlne • ()) More R"l People II] MOVIE: 'The Beguiled' ' ' ' l e A V PR IN T NUMBERED LE TTER \ IN THESE SQUARES I I I- I I UNSCRAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER YESJEiiDA yrs SCIAII·IIIS ANSWEIS Fpirm - Hlsw - FliEr - N!>tmeg - MlrnN Getting gu lor the car Is hard In the winter. One gaa sta- tion wu kind enough to anaoh to each gaa pump· a warm WOOlen MITTEN. • • BRIDGE James Jacoby '· Low card wins NORTH 1-1-11 864 .AQ83 I KJ 8 898 75 By James Jacoby Sacrificing one trick to gain two is a dramatic play to remember . Bul a delender can battle to avoid taking that unwanted trick. In that situation lhe winner -is usually the player who has the lowest spot-card in the key sui t. South overcalled the East opening with one spade and then jumped to three spades alter his partner had bid one no-trump. North wisely passed, feeling. his diamond K-J might be wasted . On West's good opening lead of the heart 10, declarer covered with dummy's queen. East won 'he king and returned the jack. Declarer won dummy's ace, took the spade finesse and played the spade ace. Meanwhile East had followed to spades with the five and nine. Declarer now exited with the heart seven. East won the nine ol hearts and came lo the right conclusion as to declarer's original distribution. South was known to have six spades and three hearts. Beca_use West had discarded his lowest diamond on the second spade(showing an odd number ol cards in that suit), East assumed declarer had only one diamond. So he cashed the diamond ace and played the club king. IJI>clarer had to hope that was ·a singleton. He l ook the ace and played the king ol spades. East lhrew the queen away, hoping he wouldn't be put on lead. but S<l uth now EAST 8Q 9 53 WEST 88 .10 ' 1 96 '513 8QJ6 32 'K J 9 6 I A 10 7 2 +K SOUTH 8AKJ 1072 • 7 12 IQ 8 A 10 I Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: East Wet I Norlb Eall It Soltb 18 Pass Pass I NT Pass Pass Pass 38 Opening lead:.• 10 led his lowly two ol spades. Hapless East had to win the three-spot and play a red card back to dummy. That let declarer shed his two club losers and make his cQ ntracL A new book by James Jacoby and his father. the late Oswald Jacoby, Is now available at bookstores. lt is "Jacoby on Card Games. " published.by Pharos Books.. o~~ jm NI-."WSPAPER EHTERPRISE AMN. ~tJJaf·~by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 39 Czech river I Tempo DOWN 5 Ancient I Ziti, e.g. war club · 2 Advam:t'<l 9 Whaler 3 Message sailor bearer 10 Town near 4 Subside Boston 5 French 12 YugoJ~Iav river 13 - li'ree 6 Gotcha! 21 ForState 7 Spanish b,dden 14 Roofong posses~ Inn 22 Eurthly material 8 'Oh. 10 hr 23 Ukraine 15 My (Fr.) in - ... ~ 16 Lorty legismoun tain 10 Snare laturc II Wickiup 17 Fatty 24 I tal ian · 15 Maximum 19 "Norma city 18 Scheme 25 Wish lor ' 20 Different 21 English creator 28 Maxim 29 Pllot"s OK 34 Morse Code sound 9~ 'Six " In Salerno ... .. river 22 Running · gait 23Sonle 24 Before Oct. 6.--1--1--l!!! 25 Public vehicles 26 Son of Bela 27 Like some furniture 30 Work unit 31 Marsh elder 32 Commotion 33 Prod 35 Obtrtacle 86 Consec r~ 37 Advantage 38 Being (Sp.) t.,++- -hr+-+-+--1-+- DAU.V CRVPT()QUOTES - Here's how to work It: 111 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One le,tter starids for another. In this sample A is ustd lor the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Sing le letters. apoet('ophea, the length and lormatlon at the words are all hlnla. Each day the code letters are dillerent. CIYPI'OQUOTE 1-6 APKMFHD I!EVDK BDJDGEKFM C KWFGMK GPNNQDK HE V D YIJNE(JD D I ll J T K YI)Nf:Go · .Jf'llf:QT K ' HWTV Nt;G M Y81terdiaJr• CI'JIMOquotoo: TO ERR IS HUMAN. TO REAlLY POUL UP REQUIRES HELP FROM THE MAIN OmCE. - VOICE OF EXPERIENCE .. �II .• I PorrierQY-· Middleport, (;)hio ·~- LUNCH & .DINNER Featuring · . * Qr.eat Hamburgers · *Roast Beef on a · I CnliSSIInt Stuffed Baked * . Potato,es * Taco Salads .· * Salad Bar · .. ·this Week's Games A FOIIIEAICFAST . · * Real Ice.Cream * •iniiAa • Carry Out • Drill'&· Th ru Mon.-Thurs. 6 A.M.-11 P.M. Fri. & sit. 6 A . i\1 .· 1~ P.M. Sundly 7 A.M .• 11 P.M. MEIGS 992-2057 BOYS BASKETBALL 898 W. M1in Street, Pomeroy ·Meig8 nips I .ancers in . , THE '"1 .CENTRAL TRUST COMPAN.Y Jan. 8-Federai-Hocking ....... Away Jan. 10-Miller .......................Home "YOUR.FINANCIAL .CENTER" Jan. 9-Symmes Valley .......... Home BOYS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. 5-Gallipolis ...................Home Jan. 8-Symmes Valley ......... Away BOYS BASKETBALL 992-3007 WELCOME. . .• Jail. 9-0ak Hill .................... Away . 1.·· .: .. ·I ·. :· . ' ' . ,'' '""> 461 3RD AYE:; MIDDl£1'011', . GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. 8-0ak Hill .................... Away . • BAUM BOYS SCHEDULE <tii8 HARDWARE .. ,_ · - Mattt'iai Morbi Plait" CHESTER, OH. 915-UOI •. Eastern Meigs Southern BOYS BASKmAU BOYS BASKnBAll . WHEELHORSE Jan. 6-Federal Hocking ........... Home Jan. 9-Miller ........................... Away Jan. 13-Nelsonvile ................. Home Jan. 16-Vinton ........................ Away Jan. 20-Trimble ....................... Away Jan. 23-Belpre ................ ,...... Home Jan. 27-Aieund.er ................... Away Jan. 31-Point Pleasant ........... Home Feb. 3-Warren ......... ~ .............. Home • Feb. 6-Wellston .......................·Away Feb. 13-Federal Hocking .......... Away •p.rdiin lnldOn .. . . . MUZZLE LOADING and HUNTING SUPPLIES • '· HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 7:30 a.m. to S:OO p.m. Saturday 7:30 a.m, to 4:00 p.m. BOYS BASKETBALL . Jan . 9-,Symmes Valley ............. Home Jan. !&-Eastern ...................... Home Jan. 20-Kyger Creek ................ Away JaA. 23- 0ak Hill ..................... Homt Jan. 30-'North Gallia ................ Away Jan. 31-Miller .................... ..... Away Feb. 6-Hannan Trace ................ Away Feb. 7-Federai Hockin1 ........... Home Feb. 13-Southwestern ............. Home Feb. 17-Ravenswood ............... Home· Feb. 20-Symmes Valley ............ Away Jan. 9...:.0ak Hill ........................ Away Jan. 16-Southern·.................... Home Jan. 20-North Galiia ............... Home Jan. 21- Hannan Trace .............. Away Jan. 30-Kyger Creek ................ Home Feb. &-Southwestern ................ Away Feb. 7- 0PEN .......................... Home Feb. 13-Symmes Valley ..... :..... Home Feb. 17-Federal Hocking ......... Home Feb. 20-0ak Hill ...................... Away ·.PH~R"11~.Y "3 Registffed . Pharmacists · To Serve You" Ope.n Till 9:00., Every Night Sl!nday 11-~ 992-6491 '786 N. 2nd' St.• ~· ' ' GIRLS SCHEDULE (fJCDIIVIIIIIJ COMPLnE SEUmoN · . Meigs Southern GilLS BASKETBALL GIRLS BASKETBAll Jan. 8-Symmes Valley .............. Away Jan. 12-Meigs ......................... Away Ja.n. 15- Eastern ....................... Away Jan. 19-Kyger Creek ............... Home Jan. 22-0ak Hill ...................... Away Jan. 26-Gallipolis :................... Away Jan. 29- North Gallia ............... Home Feb: 5- Hannan Trace ......... :..... Home Feb. 9-Symmes Valley ............. Home Feb. 12- Southwestern .............. Away Feb. 14-Meigs ........................ Home Jan. 8- 0ak Hill ...................... .. Away Jan. 15-Southern .................... Home Jan. 19- North Gallia ................ Away Jan. 22- Hannan Trace ............. Home Jan. 19- Kyger Creek ................ Away Feb. 2-Meigs ................. :.... .... Home Feb. 5-Southwestern ............... Home Feb. 9-0ak Hill. ...................... Home Feb. 12-Symmes Valley ............ Away Feb. 14- Federal Hocking .......... Away . OF ·FQRNITURE Bar More for If . · Ll11 EMPIIE . ~ .. . All YOUR . ' INSURANCE NEEDS DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN, MUSSER INSURANCE 111 SICCIND AYE. PCIMOY EWING FUNERAL'. . I . , FOR H.OME P~OPLE" '. :t' • 1 . ·RA·..WLINGS ~ COATS COBB~ Chev.·Oids.· :· Cadillac ·~ ' "DIGNITY AND SilVIO ALWAft" len H.l•l,....otrector· \ PH. 992,2121 10. . ., ..... 992-J342 . POiiiDf,'"' . •• . MEMBER FDIC . ' CAU 992-'3381 or < . "HOPM BANK: . enttne . Pomeroy-Middleport: Ohio, Wednesday, January 7 , 1987 " 2 Seclions, 12 Pages 26 Cenu A Mull imedia Inc. Newspaper PH. 992.. 6614 308 E. MAIN· POMEROY, OH. diversion of profits to Nicaraguan Cont ra rebels. Two of Presidenl Reagan's lop men, meanwhile - Vice P,residenl George Bush and Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger- ha ve weighed in with new , commenls on lh<' worst crisis of his political career. Following a meeting wilh Ihe president al Belhesda Naval Hospital. where Reagan is recovering from prostale surgery, B!:sh was questioned Tuesday about Weinberger's com· menlsearlier in lhe day thallhere is no evidence the Contras received any of the Iran arms sale profils. "I'm inclined to feel that way, based on some information," Bush said. "! wish that the Sen ale -the full Senale- would vole to release that Senale Intelligence Cornmll tee report. ll' s been drclasslfled. and Ihal would be the most defln ilivP docurnenl to delermine whether any money go I there or nol. " The Senate agref'menl Tu<>sday seemed to preclude lrnm('diale release of Ihe rcporl. bul Sen. Da vid Boren, D·Okla., the new chai rman of lhC' inJelllgencc. panel and a member of the special c~mmittP~, promised a "good faith " rffort 10 release the infor mation. The Senate InlelllgencP Commlll ce has con· dueled the mosl lhorough probe of lhr scandal lhus far. bul Dcmo<-rat s who now lead Ihe chamber have resislrd releas ing lhl' commi llec reporl prep·arPd while the panel was In GOP hands. The New York Times reported today the intelligence panel report shows thai Ll. Col. Oliver Nor th, Ihe ~ at ionaI Serurli)' Council aide fired for his role in the dlvNs lon scheme. fal sified . informal ion on Ihe Iranian arms sa les 10 suggcsl Ihey had not b<'gun unlll afl cr Reaga n officially aulhorlzed them . . Clllng un ldr.nlified Wh ile House officia ls, lhe · Times said Nonh' s account ram <' In ehronology hr prepar.ed for t he Whl ti' ·Housp when lhe dealings wilh lr:tn became publ ic In November. Thr chr o n o lo~'Y was given to the lnlelllgence panel The officia ls sal (.! their lni lla l publ ic acco unts of lhr arms sales were based on No rlh 's chronology and they were misled. Only aftN probing by Atlorney CenCI' a! Edwin Meese and congres· slonalhcar ings lasl monihdld anarcur·alc plcl ure emerge, lh ry to ld lh<• newspaper. Signals worked • at ttme of crash CHASE, Md . iUP il - lnlllal les ts show 1wo !rack signals thill should havr prev~ nl ed a Conrail locomollve from cross in g In Irani of an Amlrak train werrworklng propc•·ly al lhc lime lhe lrulns co llided, killing 15 people, led· cral ortlclals say . .Joseph Nall of lhe Na llon~l Tra ns po~t a llon Safely Board said Tuesday lnvestigolors deDIGGING - Workers for the Fishel Co. ar~ mean het,cr service for GTE customers, 1ermlned Ihe signals posted two placing manholes and Installing undcrgrou?d motorists will have to put up wllh lh<• ''--l:lll1es and ;;oo feel from Sunday' s cable lines in Pomeroy for General Telephone C.o. Inconvenience of barricaded strePts. c•·ash, lhe worsl In Amlrak' s of Ohio. Unlll cofnpletlon ofthe project, which will history, "were funcllonlng as dt's lgned.:· · : Amlrak spokes man John Jac· obson said lnvest lgalors believe from lrs ls of Ihe warning llghl s lwo mli<'s from lhecrashsile thai lhcy properly signaled the Con· rail engineer 10 slow down and prepare Ia slop al Ihe upcoming By NANCV ,VOACHAM The projecl, described by Gar)' proleclcd" In lhe condull . Also swllch. Bal ~s of GTE's Pomeroy office Sentinel Staff W,ller with conduil , air. can be pum ped The Was hlnglon Post reporled as "large," ca lls fo r placement In to lhe lines and workers can Conrail engineer R'.L. Gales l o l~ Driving through Pomeroy Is of four new manholes. and monllor an air pr!'ssurc guag<" inves tl ga lors ·the fl rs l warning becoming somewhat difficult as lnstallallon of thrce·four inch whi ch wa rns o f poss ibl e llghl s gave him a "false clear" a 'projecl to· Improve General dlamelcr conduits alongside ex· problems. him he could signal. Telephone Co. of Ohio cable lines !sting cable l),nes . Cosl of Ihe pro]PCI is upprox l· proceed telling onlo lhp main line jusl conllnues. ·· Bates sa id Ihe pr~sen1 system mal ely $96.mO. Bales sa id. ahead of lhP passrngcr Irain. · GTE Is also Involved In a Three places on Main Slrl!l't, Is filled to maxi mum, Including The Posl also quolrd sources aerial facllllles on power similar projccl undrr t h<• within lhe three- block area of exlsllng close to Ihe lnvcs tigat ion as In addillon, ex lsllng ca b! ~ Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. downlown Pomeroy, are • now poles. saying a shr ill whlslle on lhe has reached It s life expectancy Ohio Departmcnl of Tra nspor· under conslrucllon by the the and Conra il loco mollve des l~ned to needs to be replaced Bates lallon plans 10 repai r lhc str ucFishel Co., which contracl ed warn engi neers they had passed ture call ed for a lr.mporary move wj th GTE for the job. A fourth said. signals 1 elllng Ihem 10 slow dowo GTE lines now leave lhe of lelcphane lines. pllfce has been filled ln. had been covered ovN wllh fresh Pomeroy office toward the downHowever, Ba les Sil ld. CTE la pr, preve nlln g 11 from lown area, turn up Butlernui decided to move li nes under the sounding . livenuc onlo Second St reel. and brldgr permancnliy and lnslall Gales has admllled seelng ,l he then down Ia Sycamore Strcel condull. ·This proj ecl calls for "slop" signal farlher down -Ihe On Jan. 5. plalnllffs allege Ihat alld back lo Main. Lines will now - placemenl of lwo manholes and a lrack - ;;on feel from :the Smllh told them to remove their be taken down Main Slrcel only. 975-fool lrcnch wllh slx·four Inch Gu npowd!"r River Bridge cros· equlpmenl fro m the building Complellon of lhe projecl will condulls. The $90,000 projeel under 1hr sover· where lhe lwo lral)lf because Doughly's will' and shorlen lhe presenl roule ab<lul - but sai d Ihal by then WE'll as reii!"Ve tWO bridge will fu rlher r;TE's lm· crash••d daug hter and been lhere lhe 35 feel, hP was unable to slop the prov!'menl plans for Pom(.'roy, • previous night and were not exlsllng cable lines. locom01lvr In lime, Nail laid a As explai ned by Bales, the new will eli minate low aeria l cable news conference. wa nted. Pl'alntiffs allege that Smith would nol allow lhem to "underground'' cable differs crossings, and will eliminate Th<' 1\mlrak Irain Colonial was use cleared · fronl sleps, bu t from exisllng "direct burled" lhrec fire damaged cables . bOund Boslon al 105 mpH ·Bolh projecls call for rcsurfac· when IIfor Insisted lhey use a back fire cable, because of lhe condull rear·endcd lhc Conrail lng of the roadways which ar!' locomollve, escape which was Ice· and seal. repor lcdly goi ng 60 Ba tes said the new lines will be being dl s lu rbcd by rhr mph, ju sl south of lhc Gunsnow-covered. Plalnllffs say lhey proleslcd. " much more secure" and "more conslrucllon. ' powder RlvN nea r Balilmore. (Continued on Page 12) kil lin g 15 proplr and In luring 17fi olhcrs, aulhorltlrs sai d. · · Enough wnoc kage was rf>. moved from lhc cras h sliP ' l?Y ar ly lodav lo allow Amlruk lo resume normH l s~rv l cc In IHr nallon's bu ~les l rail corridor lor Ihe flrs111m~ since Sund ay . " W~ hllVI' rrl n" ll l<od lhe fUll Non hcas t Corr idor s~ h edul~ .., vollng down a Republican prop80 I rains a day," Am1rak spo~cs• osal that would have barred man Cliff 131ack sa id loda)'. conslderallon of any bill Ia raise The accld<'nl had cu i off rall: lax rates. lraffic betwecn Was hington and< The GO P move was defealed Ph iladelphia. dls rupllnJI lravr( on a near party-line vote of ror a n cs l lmal cd :w.ooo:240·175 du r ing an olhe~wlse rou· passengers . :: line consideralon of proposed Ll mll rd srrv lc~ was res umed·' rules to govern the House during Tuesday wi th some 25 dlcseJ,:: Ihe new session of Congress. powered t ~ aln s making Iheir way:: The anti· tax . provision, propasl lhc crash sll ,.· slowly posed by Rep. Trent Lon of High-speed Mclrollner service:: Mississippi, the assistant Repubremained cancclt'<l unlll loday::· lican leader, would have probl· when workers rt•stored electrical·· blted lawmakers from even ~wer knocked out by lhe:: considering an Increase In the . :: accldcnl Income tax rates established In .John Riley of lhe Fcderai.last year's lax law. Rallway Ad mln lslrallon said": The law established five separ· Tuesday th ai Conrail lratnc:· ate tax rates, ranging up to 38.5 operates under a three·Wa}':: percent !or the top tax bracket . ·DOING FINE Pre.ldenl . ae.,u · reeelved the traditional warning syslcm conslsllng oh this year. Next year, the rates phoDe cali from ooncreulonal leaden Tue.day Inform Inc hfm that · lrackslde signal llghls, a s lgnat:'- · will drop to 15 percenl and 28 the JOOth Coarre~• hu eonvened and II ready to conduct bualness. In .the locomotive cab lhat~· percenl, although lhere will be a The pretlldent Ill recoverln1lrom prO!Itate '1ur1ery ~t Belhesda duplicat es the lrack signal, PIUI' hidden 33 percenl bracket for H011pllal . (UPI) Naval shrill whistle. " I he some people. Telephone line improvement continues in Pomeroy streets action, lhe plaintiffs, Ri chard Doughty and Darrell Barnell , wt1re hired to play .,muslc at the club on Jan. 3 and 4. 1986, and the following weekend. On Jan. 4. Doughty's wife and daughter accompanied Ihe two lo the club. Jane Doe allegedly made racial comments about Doughl y's family . She .was also belligerent, plalnllffs allege, and following their performance, made them res tack equipment In a storage closet. three tltnes. as Budget chief to plead ·case with Capitol Hill committees I ·wE WILL TAKE CARE OF . at y COLUMBUS tUP!)- Leg'isla· seeks to provide affordable com· tlon calling for a 10·year bond mercia! liablllly insurance by Issue of up lo $1.8' billion to limlling outrageous 'judgmenls finance local repairs or replace· and providing stronger regula· ment of highways, bridges and lion of the insurance Industry. water and sewer faclllllcs has Seriate Jolnl Resolulion 1. the ""been · introduced in Ihe Ohio bond Issue for helping local Senate. .)o governments, was co-sponsored The bill was inlroduced Tu~s · ' by Sen1ite President Paul E. day by lead.e rs of Ihe Republican Glllmor, R·Port Clinton, a nd and Democratic parties. Senate Minority Leader Harry AI the same lime, Senale Meshel, D-Youngslown. - Republlcans Introduced theit lop "This is a 'Rebuild Ohio' priority item as Senate Bill 1, ·program ," sald Glllmor. "Ohio' s ellmlnaling deputy motor vehl· Infras tructure ls old and has cle reglslrars and providing for • deteriorated. It 's lime to hall this auto reglstrallon and driver erosion and rebuild our basics ." · license ren'ewal by mall. Glllmor pr,edlcled Ihe heavily· Meanwhile, Sen. H. Cooper sponsored proposal will clear the Snyder, R·HIIIsboro, resubmit· .. §lln.ate sqon. If passed by the ieil 1' t'he''"'colnprehenslve civil House and adopted by Ohio justice and Insurance reform volers, it will enable lhe state to package lhal was adapted by sell up to $180 million worth of bolh the Senale and House In bonds per year and divert the November, but veloed by Gov. proceeds lo crlllcal local con· Richard F. Celeste. slrucllon needs. Although 'hearings arc ex· "We're not building domed peeled to begin quickly In' lhe stadiums," Glllmor emphasized. Senale Economic Development "We' re digging trenches for and Small Business Commllll!l', water and sewer lines and Ihat same measure probably will building bridges and highways. move through lhe House flrsl. We're nol doing the glitzy sluff. Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr .. We're doing the bas ics." D-New Bos lon. has pledged to Glllmor said he Is looking have H over 10 lhe Senal e by toward local government associ· early nexl monlh . allons and the building lrades to Snyder said he has Invited Ihe push the proposal through 1he governor's office to negotiate the · Legislature. 'terms of a section on lawsuits Mes hel said an advisory com· agalnsl manufacturers for defcc· . mission will be assembled 10 sell .ttve products, which was lhe the Issue to lbe public. If the cause of·Celeste's velo. public approves the bond sale, "I'm assuming lhe only ele· t he General 'Assembly will have mrnl al Issue Is product llabil· to adopt Implementing leglsla· lty," said Snyder of Ihe bill which tlon In early 1988. . The Pomeroy Fralernal Order of Eagles Club Is being sued for $3,100,000 on charges of racial discrimination and negligence. Th~suil has been filed In Meigs . Counly Common Pleas Court by Richard Doughty. Carol Doughly and Darrell Barnett, all of Athens, agalnsl lhc club and Charles Smllh, president of the · club, address unknown, and Jan·e Doe, bar manager; known only as Ann·a, address unknown. Accordlng'topapers filed In the FURNITURE , . . POIIIIOY OliO . • Athens trio files $3.1 million lawsuit Ea.~ tern GIRLS IASIUBAU Jan. 8-Fe~eral Hocking ............ Away Jan. 10-Militr ........................ Home Jan. 12- Southern .................... Home Jan . IS-Nelsonville:................ Away Jan.l9-Vinton ........................ Home Jan. 22--Trimble ............... ....... Home Jan. 26-Belpre ........................ Away Jan. 29-Aiexander .................. Home Feb. 2-hstern ........................ Away Feb. 5-Weliaton ...................... Home Feb. 9-Federal Hocking ........... Home Feb. 14- Southern ..................... Away "Your Athletic Shoe .Headquarters" • Lawmakers get • .bond issue bill EASTERN I'NSTALLATION LOANS 5052 By JUDI HASS6N WASHINGTON ~UPI) - SenMors had- 10 overcome a partisan squabble In selling up a Walergate-style panel lo probe the Iran arms· Contr.a aid scandal, but Ihe House found the path smoother .as It worked loward Its own special com mil tee. Aller hours of haggling over release of a secrel Senale commlltee reporl on lhe maner, senators voted 88·4 Tuesday to establish the new ll·member panel and allow it to sludy a .rewritten version of the earlier report fo r possible release. The commlllee has a deadline of Aug. 1 to complete ils own work. The House was expecled to follow wllh similar legislation today · sell ing up a 15- member committee that also will probe the secret sa le of U.S. arms to Iran and the possibly criminal SOUTHERN 992-6661 -Page 3 PICK-4 Mostly cloudy tonlghl, with a low In the upper 20s. Mostly sunny Thursday, with highs In the upper 30s. The probability Qf precipitation Is and near 7.1lro tonight and Thursday. Se0:ate establishes ·arms affair probe panel ·GIRLS BASKETBALL 97 N. 2ND STREET MIDDLEPORT .TVC action Daily Number · 236 . Vol.36, No.171 Copyrighted 1987 Jan. 9-Miller ......:................. Away UW' , Ohio Lottery • Jan. 6-Federai-Hocking ........Home ,.,.___ ...,o:.....,.; ' ! WASHINGTON (UPII- White deficit to $108 billion, down from House budget dlreclor James ihls year's $173 billion. The Miller takes his defense of lhe administration says Its proposal nation's first $1 lrllllon budgel would bring the deflcll down 10 proposal lo Congress today, $107.8 billion; lhe Congressional ready to lobby for Presldenl Eludgr.l Office says the actual Reagan's drive lo shrink ,the figure will be about $60 billion deflcll by culling domesiiC' higher . . The administration also has spending. said lis plan calls for no general Miller Is scheduled to testify tax Increase, but Democratic before the Senate Budgel Com· mil tee In the first In a long series congressional leaders say the of budgel hearings bef~re proposed Increases In health Insurance premiums and In fees Congress. for various uses of public lands Reagan senl his $1.02 trillion are the equlvalenl of new taxes. fiscal 1988 budget proposal . lo Some Democrats also have Congress Monday, mapping out plans lo Increase military spend· suggesled a new tax package lng and cut certain domestic may be needed to raise the programs to aChieve the deficit· money needed to pay for govern· reduction goal specified ·In the ment programs and meet the Gramm -Rudman balanced deficit reduction targel. The Democratlc·controlled budget law. House refused 'Tuesday to f\!le The goal for the fiscal year • out the prospect of an Income tax beglnnlng' Oct, lis to shrink lhe Increase In the n!!xt two 'years_. • • .' � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 6, 1987 mcdaniel mchaffie morris schaaf taylor warren