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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_. • • .' �•· -. . .. - -· ~adnesday, Jilnua~ 7, Commentary •. 111 Court Street Pomeroy; Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS.OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb Bm~ ~.__-r.~d.r::::::. ~v 'ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Publisher/Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News•Edltor A MEMBER of The United Press Jnternallonal, Inland Dally Press Association and the AmerJcan Newspaper Publishers Association. LETIERS OF OPINION are welcome. They shou ld be Jess than 300 words lo~g. All letters ares ubjcc lto editing and mist be sig n Eel~ with name, address and · telephone number. No W1Slgnal· l('ltcrs will be publishrd . Letters shou ld be> In Have you ·ever, been linked to an airstrip? Neither have I, but Lewis A. Tambs has. There was l~e headline, right on page 1 of The New York Times recently: "U.S. ENVOY LINKED TO . REBEL AIRSTRIP INSIDE COSTA RICA." Tambs has been our ambassa· dor to Costa Rica, and what linked him to an airstrip was a report that he " helped secure lnil ial Costa Rican permission to build a secret airstrjp for the Nicaraguan rebels early this year (1986) and was deeply involved in overseeing its use." One of the presisting problems for Democrats and their media allies tryi ng to make a moun lain out o! the contra-aid molehill has been lo explain what's so bad aboout helping the Nicaraguan contras who alter ail are only fighting for the freedom of their cou ntry from communist oppres sion. Ail the critics have bl'en able to turn up has been a law passed by Congress (and ef(ee; lively repealed in 1986) prohibit· ing U.S. l ungs from being spent on military aid for the contras. That's the law they claim . Lt. Col. Oliver North and others !llay have violatE){! whe they arranged for money in certain Swiss bank accounts to be used to help the contras militar ily. Proving that that money belonged to the United States is difficult, how- . good taste, addressing Issues, not personalities . n The Lighter Side \'..' '' Ble!t~~~~~~J~~~~r ROCK SPRINGS .,. Des lac in four men 1 d bl f pile P g n ou e igure scoring, Met~; ~:d to hold on for ~~ :;::~\~: ~!~s~~~~~o:; s~~~ '\ ~..... ~ ~ ~ cage action here r:;~sd~gy· n • , · . · .vln posting their ninth .consecutl e win the once beaten Ma . d 0 ~ v ~.... ,. f . AS~OC. 8)' Unltrd Pres!ti lntf'rnatlonal Ea"'ern Confert•ncC Atlantic DMH'Ion II B<Hitoo l'hlludlph " '"hnl{tn Nl•w Vnrk N1iw o}Cf.!>i(',Y through f'rlct a.v. Ill Court S1 .. Po- . :Today in - hist~ry ' - Today is Wednesday. Jan . 7, lhc scvc>nlh day of 19R7. with :t'i8 10 .folloW. . The moon Is moving away from it s firs! qu arter. · The morning SH\rs are M<>rcury, Venu s and Saturn. ·. The evening slars are Mars and Jupiter. ·. Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. They Include Frenchman Jacques Montgolfier, who wilh his brother ~nveniPd the hot air balloon, In 1745; Millard Fillmore. 13th president :))I the Uniled Slates, in 1800; St. Ber-nadette, whose visions led to the •foundation of the shrine at Lourdes, France. In 1844; cartoonist ::t'har les Addams in 1912 (age 741, and singer Kenny Loggins in 1948 :tage 391. · On this date in history: · In 1450, the Universily of Glasgow was founded in Scotland . In 1610~ Ga iileo, using his primitive telescope, discovered the four :major moons of Jupiter- lo, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto. ~ In 178.~, the first nationwide U.S. president ill I eleclfon was held . The ·~lect ors chOsen by thr voters unan i_mously picked George Washington as president and John Adams as vice president. . 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Mlhnesot.a 3 We ... eoday'sGames Philadelphia at NV Ranl{etll. 7: 33 , p.m. .'Van<.'Ouvtr al Montreal, 7:3$ p.m. Wuhlngton al Plllr•hurl{h. 7::1:1 p.m. Hartlonl at St.l.ou&i, K:U p.m . B~:~tlalo at \\'lnnlpcll(, R: a5 p.m. Toronto at Chlcatto. K::u p.m. Los .4.n~teiC!ol ad Edmonton, 9 t3S p.m. Thursday's Games Qu('hec at Nt~· .JerNoey, nl.-ht lk•trolt at B081on, nlghl Buflalo Ill MlnneHola, nlttti l.oK t\na;elf!'loi at C ~tl,;ary, nl~tht Standinbrs · 01110 ATHLF.TI(' I'ONFt.:RENfE Tt•am ( 'olnh'ft11t.'f' All Hunuos M' L Pt'l . " . 1. Pd . :1 I .7511 K :J .7!1 :1 I . T.WI 1'1' .\ .SH:I MUiikinKUtn Ohh1 Nrlhrn f'l•pll ;tl \lo'lllt •nhl•rj( Rui,.M'II.Ihu·t• ~ MarlrU11 :u m m ~~I~ ti -lfi 1:t :zo ti :ta U7 Sni.\'lht• llh•lslon ra ~:'i I~ ~ ~2 U!:J U11 2:l 16 I 47 137 147 ) I .730 'l' .8 .3o1M !\ 1 .'7!10 l i .u.~ '! 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Kenlucky Shtll' - N~tml'll Athlf'tlt· Dlrt•ttor Mo'lllhtm Hnd loot· hull c·oach; Hr•ad rt>Miped as lrllck and l'rOPt."i·L·ountry t.'G ilch. Fo~hull Housl(.n - Flrt>od oflenl'lh't• llnr t·otu·h Rill M'ulsla and quurterhuck t'Oal'h Gary Huff; slped fret• leads in the fir.st 10 minutes, I he without a loss. FHHS cui the Marauders appear'ed ready to margin lo .lhree 58·55 wllh 13 break it open at the 3:32 mark of seconds lefl, but could not get any the second quarler as two closer. · buckets by Bartrum and a Meigs made 25 of 52·. from I he Becker two-pointer gave Meigs a field for 48 per cepl and nine of 18 27' 19 lead. The Lancers. how- foul shots for 50 per cent. ever; oulscored MHS 9-4 the res I Federai · Ho~klng sank 20 of 50 of the half to trail only ·31·28. from the field for 40 per cent and . The Lancers, now 4·6 overall canned 15 of 24 free throw s for 62 and 3·5 in theTVC, was down only per cent. · 42-41 heading for the final quar· Coach Mick Childs' Marauders ter. By the .three minute mark. ou I rebou nd ed the smai ier Meigsl had built a 55-47lead . Lancers, 30-22. bul had only nine Becker scored Meigs' fin al sc>cond half rebounds comparl'd four points lo seal the Marauder to 14 for Federai-Hock·ing.' Meigs win, their ninth overall aga insl . had 16turnovPrs and the Lancers one loss and eighlh In the TVC 19. Rio Grande College slipped past visiting Malone College, 69-64, in the 198&-87 Mid·Ohio Conference cage opener for both teams at Lyne Center Tuesday night. Mike Smith's driving layup and foul shot with 1:28 ail bui wrapped II up for Coach John Lawhorn's quinlet, now 15·4 overall. Smith and Joe Ver hr-ff paced the Redmen with 20 points apiece. Ro n Rillinger tossed in 19. Rex Adams had 16 and Andy Booth 12 for the Pioneers. Aller building a 33-28 haiftimf' advanlage, Rio Grande had to fight off repealed Malone romeback at (empts to earn the vic· tory . Verhoff had six of Rio' s final 11 markers. Rio Grande co nnected on 29 of >5 · field goa l attempts for 52.7 Two Southern Valley Athielic Conference l earns took to the road for non-leagu e games Tues· day night and split wilh their opponents. At Ironton. Hannan Trace edged Ironton Sl. Joe. 72-66. At Mason Cily. Kyger Creek dropped a 58-55 decision to lhe Wahama White Falcons. Hannan Trace placed lwo players in double figures, led by Chris Prlro's 22 markers. Scot ! Rankin had 21. Pat Holmes led I !'Onion Sl. .foe with 34. Joey Goheen added 14. Coach Mike Jenkins Wildcats jumped off to a 26· 18 first period lead and increased their advan· tage lo 50-34 after two quarlers.The Flyers pulled within eight after lhree, 58·50. Hannan Trace connected on 31 of 59 field goals for 53 percent and 10 of 15 free throws for 67 percent. The Gallians had 28 rebounds, eighl by ,Hick Swai n. HTHS had 15 turnovers. Ironton Sl. Joe hll 28 of 53 field goal atlempts for 53 percent and 10 of 15 from 1he line for 67 percenl. The Flyers had 27 rebounds . nine by Holmes. ISJHS had 19 turnovers. The victory snapped a IWO· game losing slreak for Hannan Trace and lefl I he Wildcats 6-4 on the year. Hannan Trace. the SVAC leader with a 5-1 mark, r esumes conference play Friday a! Kyger Creek. In Tuesday's reserve game, Hannan Trace won, 40-31. .Jack Swai n had 13 points and Lan;y Jarrell 12 for Hannan Trace. Brian Myers had eight for the losers. Varsit v box : I . DENVER tUPi l - Denver 'Broncos defenslvf ~nd Rulon Jones, who set a te'am record for sacks en roule · to an AII·Pro :Season, lias been named !he j\mcrican Football Conference defPnslve player of lhe year by ·united Press Iiiier nationai. Jones, who has developed inlo one of the league's fiercest pash rushers, filled a key defensive role as the Broncos won the AFC Wt>sl Division for thesPCond time in lhree years. ' ''It's quite an honor.'' Jones said alter being notified of !he award. " It reflects on the way we've played as a team this year. Being on a winning team Is a big partol it . I'msureiflwasn'tona good defense, I couldn't accomp- .' Kin• II;.IHI. lln·n< ·nr'"'u ,_~ 111. 11111 nrooh''" Ht. '"''11 1'""'''11 o.~ll. '""" .11~~~",;::~-.~;;ro·r·,u,, ' ~"-'"· F••dmd·lloo·kh••· ........ I'! IG 1:1 II- ~' .11"'lt4'~owr\'l's "'·......................... !6 1' 11 ll- >!1 - M•·l~"' -1 ~. F•·rlo•rul·ll ut·kinl( :I: I. Hlo :ct. turnovrrs and 11 assists . lfANI'Iit\N TRM'F; (72~ - 'frt•vor sn•all, O.U·O: St·olt Kunkln, 9-3·a l~lt ·k Swain , :1·0·6: frl.~ Jlrtrn. ~6-:tl: Ri chard Slill, :t-t-7: ,Jak r ,Junf'S, ·1·0.11.; Mark ,J(• nklns, J)-0-0; Tim Brumfield, H)-~. TiYft\1..."1 IRONTON ST. ,fOE 166) - l~llllfolmtos, J:t. X--3-1; .Jot• \\'addt•ll, -1· 2-10: ,fO I'}' (ioh 4•t•n, H)-U: Tnm ( ' \uy, t -O: t: StuawnSuundrrs, 2 :!-0..1: Tim Murphy, 0.0.0. TOTAI...!Oi2H- IU.66. - C:\~) - ( 'luu•k I.A•:tch. !J-.2- 'Zt; ~flke Dmd hur ~. ~:~- 1 :1: ltlt·k lludson, 2-2-6: Tim Gurdun. :HHI: l\-llkl' HN.'Mt', :H}-6; 8111 Lovedtt)', 0.-l·ol! C llrl ~-> :11-10· 72. . By iJUUrlt!rN: II annan Truce ............. ~6 'l-1 ,11 U - 7'.! Iront on St. .Jot>.... ......... I.-: 16 16 16- 66 Kt.'.'lf'r\11' ~won• - lfannan 1'rai'P -10 . Irunt on St. .Jut• :11 . Billy Marshall led Wahama's att ack with 18 points .• Brad Bumgarner added 12 and Robbie Grimm had 11. Chu ck Lelloeh paced the Ohioans with 20 markers. Mike Bradbury tossed In 13. Kyger Creeek led 14·6afler one period. and 26·18 during half· lime. The Bobcal s were still out in fronl42·38 aft er three periods. Wahama exploded for 20 points in the final stanza and permitted I he visitors 13 to avenge a 51·40 loss to lhc> Bobcats earlier this winler. Kyger Creek shol 40 percent from !he fi eld (22 of 55! and con~ ec ted on 61 perc em of its free ~!ttl on~" 2X. KVGtm ('Rt~ F~ K VnKd, lH.. O. T01't\LS 22· 1 1-$~. Wi\IIAMA (!ill)- Billy Marsh11ll, ~D-Ill: 8rad 8uml{utnt!l', 1)..2 · 1 ~; .J. 1'. Uoyd, 4·6· 11 ; R.nhhleGrlmm, l-2·K: Malt ,Jt•WI'il, 2-:\·7: C;hrls.Jt•wt.'ll, 1-1).2 . 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Kansas City Chiefs safely Deroo Cherry was second with 7 votes, followed by San Diego rookie defensive end · Leslie O'Neal and New England linebacker Andre Tippet! with 4 apiece. Jones finished with a team· reCQrd 13 1·2 sacks for 152 yards in losses. He was named the AFC defensive player of the month for October as the Broncos . set an NFL record of six consecutive games with five or more. sacks. · Jvnes also set a Broncos career mark with his third safety, just one short of the ali-time NFL career record. \':,:~;~,~;11·:·.~11':,n~,'~,.~·~~~~:,;•tl1 1i, ~!~,~ The HedmPn will rrsumr MOC: percenl. AI I he line, I he Redmrn were eighl of 13 for 61 perc ent. act io n at Mr. Vernon ~"ialut:.rlav . : Box srorr: · Rio had 38 rebou nds, 14 by MALONE Hi l l ' 1 ' 1 111 ~dtluh11t'h. Verhoff. The Redmen had seven ·IHI; Kl'ilh 1'ru,\'' ' r , H HI: .Jim \\'IIM1•r , turnovers and 24 ass lsl s. Smilh :H H~ ll ; lll' l 1\d11m ... 'l~· lli: · 1\ndy Uuoth. had 8. 'i·O· I'o!;. Todd 1\furlln, ~· 1 · 1 : 1Jn~11 fn k 1·0·:!: !\-lark MaL'ion, HI·'!. '1'01'1\L"i ·tx..t.",! : Maione. now 6-9 overall, hi! 2H jj.l, of 55 from the field fo1· 50.!1 IUO tmi\N UE f69) - Milt~· ~ m ll h , ~ percent . Th r Pi oneers were 2 of :1 ll ·:l-20: ,(fU' \''·rhort . !H·t ll: lto~1n IUtlln· lt t'r, ~1 · 1!1: JIOUJ( Fnj{t , 'l-11· 1: ltuh .l iu ·ksun, al the• line. Malone had 24 1 · 0· ~: .Jim Kl'nru ... l·ll·:l: ,\ntltutt\' lt atv· rebounds. Keith Taylor picked moro •, lkl·t T01'AI." ~fi. I ·M· ti!l . . . off 10. Thr dsilors had Pig ht !'oit·on· ttl ltt~ lflhm · ; throws i ll of I ~ I . KCHS had 29 rebounds and J:J turnover s. Tim <.ardon nnd Hick Hudson paced the Bobcal s on th e boards wilh seven each. Wahama hit 24 of 48 field goal 111l e mpl ~ for 50 P<' rcenl and Ill of 14 free 1hrows. In Tuesday's rc>serve game, Wahama won. 56·29. AIIPn Denny led lhe Lillie. Bobcals wilh 1.1. Chuck London had 11 . Varsit y box : ~lgntod as Walsh improved ' to 11·5. Anthony Harris and Gent Mont· gomery each had 14 for Urbana. now 5-10. · At Rio Grande, Joe Verhoff and Mike Smith scored the last ll poinls for Rio Grande as the Redmen held off Maione. The lwo ended w,ith 20 poinls each as Rio Grande boosted its record to 15-4 ovt>rall. VPrholl had> six point s and Smith live in the las! two minutes. inciudinJ< crucial free thr ows as Maiont>, &-9 overall, fouled in an atlempt lo get the bail. Rio Grande led 33-i'at the half and the lead changed hands several times in the second hall. Re-x Adams had 16 for Maione. Elsewhere Tuesday night, Wright State defeated Kentucky Wesleyan, 70·64 . The ManJUders . hit I he ro~~ F'1·Jday when they travel LO . Miller. Meigs defeated 1he win, less Falcon s 72-41 ea rlier thl$ season. FPderal -Hockln g is home aga insl Trimbic. : Box score : n :I>EHM..JIOCKINC; .~.11 - .r.. hn Burd<Jtl<' H tt. l'hll 1; 1111 "" !1-0> Iti, S•·nu Way H ·:l, Erk flou.•wholdi'r 1· 1·9, lnll(ll un1utzu 1-2 t, tlnu• Kin•·•••· 1·11·2, ~• ••• l'••n.<wkk :1-<·Ill. TO'r.r., !ll·tr•"· MEws " '" 1- .ut. Klld..,niHH~ fhrb 1-lannan Trace tops Flyers five, .72-66; White Falcons nip Kyger Creek, 58-55 a,tf'nlS saltty Domin~ llr)'anl and U~hl t•nd Jot• .Jonf'tol lo on~ylf'ar t·ontrutb. san f)l rKo - In other TVC boys action Tuesday, Vlnlon County look . over sole possession of sc>cond place wllh an 83-74 win over Al exa nder Nelso nv ille· York smacked Miller 79-6f, and Wellslon edged Trimble tn 1wo overtimes. 73-68. ·In the reserve aame, Meigs ,., outscored the Lancer reserves 10·2 in !he final quarter lo lake" 45·33 win. Joey Snyder led Meigs with 15 while . Kevin Oiler and Scott Nelg ier each added eighl. Jared Nichols led Federa l· Hocking with 14. Coach Rusty Bookman's re· serves go to 7-3 on the year and 7·1 in I he TVC. ·Rio Grande wiris league· opener, . 69~64 :· •KEROSENE . •ELECTRIC 1-LI. I RAfT PAIIAY 150 Cl. MARGARINE QUARTERS .................... 79c TANGERINES ........ 6 FOR 79 1 IIAFT 16 OZ. 24 SLICE 10 CT. CALIF. DELUXE AM£R. CHEESE ............~9.·..... S2.49 IROUGIIION ORANGES ............S FOR 99< ,.. S ll. MAISH liD CHOCOLATE ( Your "Keroson ~love" He.adquarters PICKEN5 HARDWARE MASON, VA. . W. S OZ. BANQUET BOIL IN THE BAG~········· 2 FOR 99< 1111 Ol.MRS. PAUl'S 'FISH -FILLETS .......•.......•.•••.. s1.49 I OZ. RE&MES NOODLES ................ ::~~ ••••••••••• 79c If There Is A Quesdon ••• 23.5 OZ. BETTY ClOCKER BROWNIE SUPREME ••••• !~! ... SJ.79 4 OZ. OSAGE ,IMENTOS •••••••.•••••••••••• !~........89c 32 OZ. OAKEN KEG SWEET PICKLES •••••••••••.•••••• S1.99: 12 OZ. IUnERSCOTCH . NESTLE'S MORSELS •••••••••••• Sl. 99 3S OZ. AUTO. DISHWASHING DETERGENT CASCADE ..............·•• :•••• ~~~ ••• S2.J 9 MORTON SALT ••••••••• !.6.~!·.~~! ..... 39<. Broncos' Jones named top .defensive player in AFC Owner's Name ............................. ................ .... .................. ....... ...................... .. .......... ............ ............. . • A • : ce : IKl By United Press International Rio Grande, Walsh. Tiffin and Moun! Vernon each notched victories Tuesdayy night as the Mid-Ohio Gonlerence season gol under way. • Walsh lopped U~bana. 73-62; Rio Grande defeated M alone, 69-64: Tiffin beat Cedarville. 96· 80: and Mounl Wrnon doWned Ohio Dominican, 90-79.' in Tues· day night' s games . ; AI Urbana. Shawn Gamble led lhrer players In doublefigurf'sas Wal sh ca me from .behind to defeat Urbana .' • Urban a had led by as many as 10 poinls In the> ·first half. bul wa lsh chipped away arthe lead to lake a :!2·31 advantage at halftime. The final margin was .walsh's targesl lead . 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San i\ntoniu 99 (ioldrn Shdt•IIM, H••u!don 100 1-latramt'f'lto IIi, l't•nv('r IIH Se~Uir 1:~ Phuenlx IOK THE 198·7 DOG LICENSE Publ lshrd Pwry aflPrnoon , Mo nd:•y ' 21 IK ll Indiana 1\'w· .Jrsy FOR INFORMATION CALL 992·6839 01 992-5 96 CUSPS fi}9CiOJ 1\ Dlvl.ilion of Multimedia. lnl'. . I . ,.,., _ f."ll fentnal Division 2~ K .~:tc Allanta Mllwauke 22 II .661 . 11 ~ llt>trolt IK 10 .6-1.1 :1 · Oman's rapid development has not been withou t mistakes and false slarts, · the information minisler admits. He would critic· ltr his coun trymt"n for perhaps being too ambitious at times. for allemp tlng lo achieve loo much , too soon. "You always ,wan t the bes t ," he says. MUSCAT, Oman !NEAl minister of Information, the Riadh bin Abdulla ai -Busaldl has challenge is lo Omanize the a successfu I business career infrastructure. going back almost two decades. But standards must still be At various times, he has been met. No Oman! should be apin banking and airline !llanage· pointed lo a position simply ment in Britain and in Bahrain. because he is Oman! and has !he commercial ca pit al of !his acquired a diploma. What mal· part of I he world. ters is whal he ca n ac tually do, Early In 1986, he was ca lled not only on I he job but · In home to Oman lo run lhe preparing lhe way for other counlry 's domeslic .air service, Oman Is to fQilew him. Oman Aviation, which during the Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed at: yea r passed a significant miles· Rowa s Is another example of tone. Native Omanis now com - Omanizatlon at work. He was pri se more than 50 percenl of the · among !he thousands of educa ted llne,'s \lersonnel , and their reOman is pursuing careers abroad presentation is 'growing rap idly. when th e. presenl reformminded Ri adh bin Abdulla ai·Busaidi sultan ca me to power in 1970. and !he enterprise he runs Almosl all of lhe expalriates illustr.ale a process !hat Omanis answered the call to return home see as vilai to the future of their to help build a modern nation. n a I i o n . . I I I s c a ·I I e d His ministry, he es timates, is "Omanizal ion." now 75 percent Omani·staffed. No! conlent met·ely lo pump oil The goa l is 90 pNcent by 1990. and usc the proceeds lo hire Those figures may be unusu olht'rs 10 run !heir coun try while ally high . The pace is considera· th ey themselves live In Id le bly less rapid In o,ther areas of luxury, !he Oma nis are deter- national life, especially commined 10 do the running themmerce. which still largely in selves. This means acquiring !he the haods of Indian merchants. · lechnlcal skills and managerial ex pertise to do the jobs that foreigners have done. ' It hasn't been easy. The crash effort in nalionai selldevelopment began in 1970 and , for the first 15 years, the BEGIN CLASSES chalit'nge was lo create the in frastruclure of a modern soSTARTING JAN: ciely virtually from scral ch. AT 7 P.M. Foreign expertise was essentia l. ~ Now, observes Abdul Aziz bin CARLETON SCHOOL . MO'Ptamt'd ai -Rowas , Oman's The Daily Sentinel t.~N.c,;·~£A Wnnpa:; 1M An~tl :-IATIONAL BASKETBALL The na(iOD•huilders.__D_on_Gr~aff::....___ 8 fU'" M"''W. · NBA results • ' MEIGS CO. KARATE CLUB . fi)r'EHI •n · b,ariged h~me 18 points and grabbed 14 rebounds, including 13 rebounds in the first half a)on.e. Other Marauders in double digits illcluded senior guards J. R. Kitchen and Donnie Becker wj ith 12Band 11 resjleeliveiy while un 1or rent 81 ssell chipped In 10 points to go withsev, en rebounds. Federal H ki · oc ng s Phil GilII an topped the Lancers with 16 while sophomore guard John Burdette scored 11 points and 6-2 center Steve ,Penswick added 10. PenswiC'li led FHHS with fiye rebounds while (;iii! an and Doug Kincade had fqur apiece. . After gaining several slx·pelnt Scoreboard ... I" , . \\'t•dnt"Sdlt)"l'i Gam~~ ' HEY, LIKE WoW! I MEAN. Y'KNoW, I'M LIKE.A, V'J<NOW, coMMUNICAliOt·Hi MAIJoR. Too! ' rau ers ne~er trailed In the contest, but also never led by more than eight points. The score .was lied once at 12·12. . For lhe . s~cond consecutive game, Metgs 6-5 · Jun,tor Mike Bart rum was the games leading scorer and rebounder. Bartrum aid either. · But that's palenlly ridiculous. As a matter- of fact. many in : Congress who voted for the ban · undoubledly hoped that other : nations and groups wovid rush : into the breach. But the need to jail somebody is : central to the Democra ts' pian : for wringing po'litical adva nlage · out of the Iran/ contra controv· ersy (or ''sca ndal, " as the media love to call. it ). Just how single· . minded they are in theirdetermi· · nation to damage the Reagan · administration will be manifa sted by their reaclion to a forthcoming deveiopmenl . Ever since Iran seized the Tehran hostages in 1979 and Washington froze ali Iranian assets in I his coun t,ry (amount· ing to billions of dollars) . Iran has been demanding the ret urn of. those funds. Negotlalors · are nearing agreemenl on the return : of some $500 million of the tot al. Int erest In the mailer is lnevita'. bly heighlened by repealed sta te· : ments of I he, Ayalolia h Rafsan· . jani. speaker of the Iranian parliamenl , !ha t In return for sel tl emenl of !he funds issue. Iran would put pressure on the : terrorists In Lebanon to release · I he five American hostages · ·~ ~ :cr:;~~o;eder~i-H vi~j0 1'Y1 ~~~ Times' theory evidenfly is that, sinc e Co ngress lemporarily barred spending U.S. fuitds on aid for the contas, no U.S. ambassador tor staff member of tht' Nationa l Security Council for that matter ) could legally do anything th ai would encourage ever. Even If it · represented a profil on sales of U.S. arms through Middle Eastern middle· men to Iran, ·the profit may legitimately have been the mid· d!eman's, to spend -as !hey saw Iii. Also, some of it apparently was donated by the. wealthy · sultan of Brunei. who was rooting for the contras. And a large part of it 11\aY have been contributed by Saudi Arabia. for ·similar reasons. Wh ere, in shorl. are the misspent U.S. funds? Anyway, the Democrats are hanging onto that l aw with aii!O fingernails. And the law is also behind the Times' excitement over Ambassador Tambs's " link" to that airstrip. The ~· ~ y -..-I.. ~, By DICK WEST . '-. ~ ' Who threw the kilts into the lady's haggis? WASHINGTON ! UP! I -Shortly before Prime Minister M~rgaret Thatcher's arrival , I took part In a whiskey-blending contes t at the British Embassy. Whal Is more, I was one of I he winners . Which Is som et hing I ca n't say for assortt'<l slaleandlocal lottcries. Ma ybe buying a ticket does help. after ali. Anyway, as I was being co ngralula led by the losers, I fdt a billike the sloried kilt s-wea rin g Scot who passed out on the way home and was discovered by lwo English lad ies out for an even ing's conslitullonai. I guess l 'd better not !In is h 1he joke. IPSI I be j a iiPd for por nO i,'T ap h)' by Attorney Genera l Edwin M ees~. The punch li n~ definil ely wo n' t bear repeating around children. .' If you insist on lea rning how 1.1ends, send in a plain , brm<'n wrapper. · Anyway, I now have a certificatf', suilablc for framing, fr om !he Scotch Whiskey Associalion attesling 1ha I I am a "masler blender." Can Margaret Thatcher say IlK' same? Or Meese eil her. lor Ihat matter'? · OK. So maylx' the co nies!. as m.v wife ralh<'r forcefully poinled ou1 l~t e r , was fixed. Maylx' I he blend I concocted did indeed inspire yucks from olhcr con teslanls. : 1 can only . note in my defense, or " defence" as the Brit ish might call it, thai the j udging was supposed to be done wilh I he nose and noll he throal. Tony Tucker, the associa tion's executive direc tor, · told us professional blenders may deal with as many as ~ types of single malt and grain alcoholic beverages duririg a day. 'It wouldn ' t do 10 swallow lhf'm al i. . ·:True, !he blf'nding room he ushered us into contained only five Wi>es. Bull I though! I did ralher well wit h whal I had to work wilh. . Co)lid I help It if some of the samples disappeared '~ > And did you know thai Scoliand has a lowland as well as~ highland" f. didn't either unlll I entc>red I he blending contesl. .: Which brin gs up a related question: Why do Scots. par ticular!)· (l[piomats. poets and whiskey brand namrrs . lend to be so prejudiced . . )!ga ins! the lowlands? .·• Sir Anlony Aciand , the> British ambassador, called the ev~ning a :\>Highland House Party" and fed us what was billed as "a hi ghland clinner." :: Even Robert Burns, portions of one of whose poems was read "11h 'i he serv ing of lhP haggis, wrole "A High l and Welco me," part of which goes: " In heaven itself I'll ask no more .... " . Bul did you ever laste a genuine lowland whiskey'? I did. and fo und it ralhN 1oothsome. Made me wan! to burs t into a chorus of "My Hearl May Be In the Highl ands but My Ta ste> Buds Dc>fini tely Are in ·the Lowlands." ·· Tucker advised blending I he various types so we migh t handle 1he sea tin ~ of dinner guesls who were "objectionable>," "u npr"'lictable" 'and so forth . . I tried to comp ly, blending lowland guests wil h highland gues1s and ~eati n g I hem al l. whenevN possible, below the salt . • Thai formula , as I have already Indicated, was a big succcss. The nose knows every 11 me. ' . Meigs holds on to edge Lancers 59-55 for ninth straight . j:~ Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, January 7. 1.987 ' Whaf's the .beef? ____..: .____w_i_llia_m_A_.R_u_sh_er_ Tiie ·Daily Sentinel ., I 1987 12 OZ. CARNA noN Don •t Tatke A Chance. · HOT COCOA MIX •••••••••••••••.S1.79 24 OZ. BEEF STEW ..........~ .............. S1.69 30 CT. JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS •••••••••••••••••• 99< A~MOUl lOll ' 29 OZ. OSAGE 675-4340 PEACHES •••••••••••••••••• ~ ••• ~!:~ .. ·s1.09· .. ' �. Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, OhiO' Wednesday, January 7, 198'7 ·. LOCALLY AND IN.DE;PENDENTLY OWNED-----· ...;.-.;.,;.;;...;.~--~~----~==:.:..,;;;;:;,;;;;,:..;.;.;,~ . LOTTO ND CHEC OUT AT ALL LOCATION . MONEY Grade 'A' · T~rkeys - 10 LBS. & UP ORDERS ONLY SAN' DIEGO; Cali!. (UPI) OhiQ State University . football coach Earle Bruce has rejected an offer frqm lhe University of Arizona, It was learned tOday. OSU Athletic Director Rick Bay, in San Diego with Bruce for a coaches' convention, told United Press~ International In a telephone Interview that Bruce decided to stay at Ohio State despite a lucrative ·offer fro~ Arizona. "In the final analysts. even though the Arizona contract was superior to what we could do lor him, he could not bring himself to leave Columbus, his team, the assista nt coaches and Ohio State," Bay sa id. "He's a Buck· eye through and through. He's go ing to be back . Obviously, I am ex treme\Y pleased. "He is one of the great coaches in America .nd I would not want to lose him to anyone else." Th~ Arizona Republic, quoting untdeMIIied sources, reported today Bruce was o!!ered a live-year contract by Arizona Ath le t ic Director Ce dr lc Dempsey. The sources - also in San Diego lor the convention - told the newspaper tha i the length or SAVI GS! 79( 89C osu ' LB. Ad Prices Effectjve Wed., Jan. 7 thru S11t., Jan . 1~: 1987 • We reserve the right to limit quanttttes • U~DA Food Stamps accepted • Not resoonstble for typographicaJ .errors. 1/2, Pri Cook's .Shank Ham Portions TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE Boneless Top Sirloin 7 TO 9 LB. AVG. LB. Steak ADC,' lUG, E.P. Folger's Coffee ~· ·~ Hl• · hm ~nd ti: l , Anwlit~l3 49 LB. " :"oiNlatlt 141, 3·LB. CAN SLICED . 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His 342 yards receiving gave him 1,8231n total yardage, the mosl In the co nf e r e nce amo ng non quarterbacks . Warner outgal ned his neares t 'AFC compelltor, ·Cincinnati's ,James Brooks,' ·by . 39\1 yards . ill IKtonh.,·ky " "''"'"')'1111 l'lo nlllwt"''l Ill, ,\'ortll~· ~,_,.,.n 1.11. it I .... ., fotiii'JI'IIf, ( ', RI-·IIM• 7& ( 'oluradt11'11 . 71, " '""'"'"• 71 ll11rdl ( 'rollrll:t' IIi. t'vlor11.. ("nlll'll:r " ~t a... t• ·r.. c'ullt•ll[t• ~ :!. t ·, Of Rl ·dlw.nd" 41 ~ . Jla mr-hlrr f 'ollt•JII:'' "~· C11l ... ~~~ . st l .. r\ , • C':alll, ('nllt•lwMi , ,\ lt~to~~~ P1dft••11 I'll\ \1l•l>UUriSi , t!. 8riJ~~;hum \'nun~elil Ohio s~res Kin (Or:mdl' ii9. :\laltlnt• ~I Warner AFC's top offt'nsivt' perfonner Yellow - " "' ( ' roll~ ~lith in the third pel'lod as New York tu rned a 47-44 halftime advanlage into a 79·66 lead. Wilkins s~ored 11 points as · Ihe 1wo combined for 25 or New York' s :12 third-qu arter points. The Hawks were led bv Dom 1nique Wilkins with 22 poin ts and CUI! Levingston. who added 16. The Hawks shot just 35 percenl fro m the fi eld lor the ga me I 32 of 91\ . • E lsewhere, Was hin g ton whipped lh e Lo s Ange les Clipper s 11 2- 97 , Chi cago trimmed Cleveland 99-95. Mi I· waukee defeated New Jersey 124·112, Indiana slipped by San Antonio 101·99, Golden State drove by Houston 118·100. Sacra· menl o held off Denve'r 112~ 104 and Seattle routed Phoenix 138· 108. Bullets 112, Clippers 97 At Landover, Md ., Moses Malone scored 27 points and Ja y VIncent added 23 In his Washinglen debut to help send Los Angeles to Its 13th s lralghl loss. Ohllll' ntlt•J:"t' ~ ... k,<th.JI S. ·urt•!~t Tl lfln "M, ( 't•diii"\'IUt• lll IUn (i rlll'ldl•lt, M u lm~o • ttl K'rl ~t:hf ~~ 78. krnt• ·k)' " ',... ~toy ,ul ~ .'Hnunt \ 't•rnnn !M, Ollkl llfllnlnl,•illfl Til " 'al.•h i:l, l"rhwHI I~ to the Jay hawks' loss to Ohio State on a disputed lip·In at the buzzer In overtime. "They came out and slowed down Ihe tem po and exec uted." Wichita Slat e center Hr nry Carr went scoreless in the fl rs l half. bul sco red 12 polnts, lnclud· lng 2 3-polnt plays that enabled the Shockers to hold on and Improve to 9·4. Kansas fell to 7-4. Carr sa nk 3 of 4 free· lhrow attempls In Ihe final 4:1 seconds. the las l giving Wi chi ta Sta le a 52-43 lead. haven' t recovered fro m lhose other losses yet." On the Shockers' hOme court , Kansas went to the free throw line only 6 times co mpared to 26 times for Wichita State. The Shockers slowed the Jayhawks' running game to a crawl. out rebou'ndlng Kansas 17-10 In the second half to compensa te lor 33-percent shooting In the per iod. "I think this one was worse because we were prepared to· night and still lost ," Kans as' Da nny Manning said, referring .jj I III I st'"'lll'nl·llh •("(""'· Tnrnnln ~j ·11' 40< OFF LABEL I l "tt i .\1HIIIn i'!, C 'nllndt •pt·n~ · n t1 ' II C"itl " 'H'IIll tUld f;li, f'u l St>ut h :1~ l'u l mut sltuw tM , t'ol \hi Rldlll' Slr a .. hur..: 3-1, · h · ~o~ •-ll ·!'it·lu ~~~ 64 OZ. CTN. a lew victories llk e .~ hls ," said Cartwright. who had 15 pqlnts and 14 rebou nds . . , Behind 31 points from Ewing and 19 from Gerald Wilkins, New York avenged $114·92 loss to the Hawks over the weekend. The 32-polnt vlc.tory was the Knlcks biggest marglnoftheseason. and their 118 points their highest total. Atl ant a's 86 points was Its season low. The Hawks went scoreless over the first 3:126 of the final period. , "They dom inated the 1ga me In every area: They rebounded the ball, they ra n their break and shot the ball well," .·Atlanta Coach Mi ke Fratello said. "There'is really not much to say. They jusl played an excellenl game. When you get a good beating you just have to sta nd up and admit you had a good beating." Ewing, who sco red ·a careerhigh 43 points the last time the two teams met at Madison Square Garden. scored 14 points ThP Cli ppers ha vt' thr worsl record at ~ - 2X . t c ;~gue's nulls 99. (:n\•alicrs 95 AI Ri chHcld, Ohio. \ hi cago limilpd Cleveland to 12 fourlh· quarl er poinls and MlehaC'I J or· di!n scorrd i7 poi nt s to hand Cleveland li s fourlh ·straig ht dr· leal. J o rd;~n has ll'd tht• learn In scoring In CVC I') " gamr hut Onf'a 113·90 loss 10 ~1ilw a uk ct' on Decemlx·r 13. in which J ohn Paxson led IIH ' Bul ls with ](;. Buc ks 12·1, 1\;l'ls 112 At Milwauk ee. Hirky Pierre scorPd 17 of hts g"mi-·hi g h 27 points in tho th il'<l qu;, rtr•r to lift the Buc ks Thr victo r ~' wa s Milwaukee' s third str" ight whi le N!'w Jer se~ los I it s 22 nd ga me of the season. Pacers 101. S1111rs 9!1 AI San ll nlonlu. Texu s. Art is Gil more's goa llend ing on Vl' rn Fleming' s driving shot in the lane with 1hrrr seco nds left in the fourth quarl C' r rnablcx t Ind ia na to pull ou l lis fou rth stra ig ht tr iumph . Kansas Jayhawks defeated again, 54-49 So·l1rin11 '1"!, H••rllhol,!'i p.rln a: l~ Slwrhlanlil.l'hllu :))! Suulh N :m 1w lie. Un ( "t>u1 W.,nft,.,, IIi Snut11 l'••ln1 h"'!. f ·,.,,.,.,,.K•·n!J\'a 1\\"\' ) ~.:1 Spr lnl( S11rth ti!l. C"ul M"t'"•ll :utdli ~ Sl C"lall'!o l"ltio• li~. RariM•.. \'1111• Hl 1'\h•utM•n\'lllt• 11. Mf•lf!OII eM'\"! :t:l • 4 LB. :\-111 · " TROPICANA Whole F By GERRY MONIGAN l!'PI Sports Writer the cont ract was more lmpor(anf · Huble Brown used Bill Carlwto aruce than the dollar amount. right and .Patrick Ewing In the Bruce recently finished the same lineup, an<l the tactic !lrsl year of a three-year con- became a major Issue In his tract at Ohio State. the multi- . firing. Bob Hill. having scrapped year contract ever given an Ohio the l<;!ea to-.placate critics, has . State coach. revived the formation, and the It's worth $87,000 a year and New York,Knlcks have won five includes no guaranteed ex tra of their last six games. benefits, but~ Income from "When.Jcamelnascoach, this television and radio shows. he whole Twin Towers thing was re~eives a total of about $200,000. blown up," Hill said Tuesda y The Arizona pac~age reporledly night after the Knlcks rout ed the was worlh a bout $200,000 Atlanta Hawks 118- 86. " It was · - like ·they were bigger th an the annually. team. I wanted to take the pre&sure off them, so I defu sed It, Bay said he could not offer a nd then gradually got back In to Bruce a longer contract. i t. " "I wish I .could have. but I was Accordingly. the Knitks have not empowered to do .so:" he said. gotten back to respectability . If "I really ·had to appeal to his they keep It up. they:llmake the heart, his loyalty, his emotl<>ns." playoffs- and lose a shot -a t the The Arizona job opened last lott ery for the·lop draft pick. week when Larry Smith ac· "We can.turn it around quickly cepted the coac hing post a1 by beating th e teams we' re Southern California. supposed to beal and· sneaki ng in Bruce completed his eighth season at Ohio State this year with a New Year's pay victory In the Cotton Bowl over Texas A&M: and a 10·3 record . In eac h of his previous seven years, he had a By GERRY MONIGAN 9·3 record and his winning UPI Sports WrUer percentage was the best In Ohio Kansas could not have picked a Stat e history. worse lime to make Its fir st vis it since 1955 to Wichita State. Reeling from losses to No. 15 Pittsburgh and Ohio State last weekend In the Hawaii Rainbow Classic. the No. 18 Jayhawks fin 1:Unllrri 111k ~.fin fuurMr,o DU,\' :VI were dealt their third loss In four nn ~~·,\lllt•.f 32, Syt •unur~· I ~ l'ln Ml Not no Dllllll' U. Rt•adln.: ;~ games. a 54·49 defeat. l 'ln St•iun l l, ( "In HII Kh•.,. '!! C"ln · · ~ ullnt • It Lun-bnd :n "I don't think any team would C'ul Rt•r('ho-roft ; 11 , C<~ l ft'N ! I be easy for us right now," Kansas l'nl Rrookhu\'t•n 1111. ( ' nl Et t s tmue~r :\J' Coach Larry Brown said. "I don't C'n l t:Ust ~. fol:'thlr·fo' runk &II know wha t th e answer Is. We ( 'nll.intlo•n -1 ~. ("ul Rrlu:" :Ill (Itt) lun" With $10.00 or More Additionai"Jourchase hduding Tobacco Produtls. GRADE 'A' HOLLY FARMS H t ~· ool(lo.hurll ~ij 1\'rwt-omt'""''*'" j ,l, :\IJ!h·t•t n :wi The Daily Sentinel Pitge 5 Knickstcontinu~ comeback trail, 118-86. • Tue~day's ·scores :'\OE •w l'h lludoiphl ufi!+, I · .,., f~u1nn titi 1\'t•w ( 'ono·ord lil••nn l«l, :\lu..- ~ \· ilh• ' Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Br.uce ·remains grid coach ' • THES.E· 'VALLEY STAR ..... Wednesday, Jafluary 7, 1987 I Asc hemeler In 1980. 8y GENE CADDES New Riegel's girls. who hil UPI Sports Writer only 5 of 19 free lhrows during COLUMBUS. Ohio !UP! ) Ohio high sc hool basketball notes regulation play last Sat urday. cann ed 5 of 7 In overtime for a from arou nd the s tate: Salem Coach . George Spack 50·45 win over Vanlue. A jumper cla ims his halftime speech last by Tanya Smit h. who had a ga me Friday night was nothin g spe- high 18 points. put New Riegel cial. Maybe It wasn't; · bul the ahead to stay In the OT. Marysville has a streak go ing result s certainly were. The Qua kers, losers of eight that will make an old man out or consecullve games and trailing Coach Jim Kaufman before his winless Struthers 30-19 at hal f· lime. The Monarchs l'dgro Bucktime. came out with lire In their eye Valley 50-49 on Saturday eyes in the third quarter. They nighl, their third win In a row by a pitched a·24-0 shutout during tha t single point. Ak ron Central-Hewer, ran off period. going from an 11-point defi cit to a 13-polnt lead. 43·30 17 unanswered points In the thi rd quarter las t Sal urday night for a after three quarters . . "I had no sage words of co me-from -behind 67-56 wl~ over wisdo m at the half," said Spack, Kent Roosevelt . The Eagles, who starled three sophomores In down 27-19 at halftime, outsco red an effort to sha ke up his strug· the Rough Riders 27· 7 during the gling team. "I just Iold the kids to crucial third period to up thei r relax and the ball would start record to 4·3. Roosevelt. which falling. I didn't lhlnk that goi ng in lost for th ird lime in a row , new Is there and ripping on Ihem would 5·4. Columbus Hartley's Tony Luhave been approprla le." cas. a husky 6-foot-5. 220· pound Norwalk 's Tornado Buster T- junior. will ha ve the college shlr ts helped some las t Friday coaches knocking at hls door as nlgh l In It s game agai nst Tiffin soon as the NCAA permlls th em · Columbian, but nol quite enough. on his front porch. Lucas. a The prev iou s ly unb ea te n J.year starter for the Hawks. Is Truckers (9·1). st ill smarting averaging 29.5 point s and 13. 9 from an 83·48 loss a year ago to rebounds per ga me lor Hartley Columbian, donned the T-s hlrts despite being lhe local polnl of for their ·pre-ga me warmup. An · every opponent's dC'fense. He · Inscription on he back read: also Is shooting 80 percen1 from "Feb. 8, 1986," lhe date of Ia>! the free throw line and 58.8 yt-ar 's embarrassing loss. The percenl from the floor. T-shlrts turned oul to be wort h about 31 points as the Truckers again losl, not by 35as a year ago. but by lour. 61·57. It left the two teams tied for fir st place In the Norther n Ohio League with 4·1 records. Dwight Praylow led all Shockers· scorers with 13 pol nl s. Manning led Kansa s with-" 12. followed by Cedric Hunler and Keith . Har,rts with 11 apiece. Wi chit a State had lost seven of the previous elghl match ups between I he schools. In other ga mes, Villanova stopped Boston Co lleg~ 66-58, Connectlcul whipped Selon Ha ll 77-68. and Soulhwes t Missouri State upended Brigham Young 62-61 In overtime. AI Boston. Haro ld .lcnsen scored 17 points, Including· Of crueia l :!-point liPid guu ls !u lr in thr •gamr to lf'iH.I Vil bn nvJt to the Btl-( East victor;·. Th•· Wit~ · ca ts iJ I' l." :1- 0 in thr conft·rcnc1>. The Eag lt'S. play ing llll'i r tr•uguc opC'ne1:. dropprcl to 7-4. l\Pnny Wilson und Doug WPsl ruc h added 1.6 point s for Vi lla no va. and Dana IJ;ur o~ p;t r·Pd lhi\ Eagles wllh !H. At Easl Huthr rford. N ..J .. t'llff Robin son sro l'<'<i 1!1 poi nts und Ta te Gro rgr Mdrd 1!i to help Co nn ec:ttru t snap S(•ton !l ulls' !lvr·gam t' winning str(•ak . Phil Gambi C' fl nis iwll with I ~ I>O inl s lor Ihe Huskb . who Improved lo 6-6ovcratl and 1-2 in t lw Rig East. John Monon lrd th,. Pira tr s. 9·2 and2·1. wi th !C>pointsa nd Mar ti n Salley Had 1.1. · At 'pr·ovo. Uta h. Win, rnn G<w land ~eorPd 2:) point !-i, in rl udln ~ an R-[oo t jumppr wi th :1 sr•ronds tell iri over time. to llrt Soulhwesl Missouri St:~ t P an ct snap lhr Cbu!j'irs' r ight · ga mr winning srrrak. rw u. 10· "· hall lakr•n " ()] . 6() lead on .f r ff C' hatm att' s lay up off a bad pass wi th II seconds !cit. Tht' Bl'ars im· proved to 111-4. Get 1big bre1k...1n the pnce ol"' ARTCARVED SILADIUfll ' B .... 12209 Brad McMillan scored a ca reer high 39 poin ts Friday night to lead Warren Harding to Its ninth win In HOW, 79-68 over Cleveland West Tech. McMillan. a 5- loot-10 junior guard, hit 18 of 30 s hots from the fl oor. including 9-of·9 1n the third qu arter. Jim Harris . a 6-foot -2 senio r. scored 46 points In leadtngTinora to a 72.-49 vlclory over Ayers ville las t Tuesday night. Harris' 46polnt -outpu l equalled Ihe school mark set previously by Tim BOYS' LEE JEANS SIZES 1-7110W 110.99 HG. SIZES 1·14 NOW 112.99 REG. · S15°0 S1850 That's the way we are at City Loan Bank. Up front, fair, plain talking. So call City Loan Bank. Get the money you need today, without gening payments you'll regret tomorrow THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY AFTER-IN~ENTORY · CLEARANCE SALE NOVI IN PROGRESS AMOUNT TERM MONTHLY PAYMENT $3,000 48 month S 97.64* $4,000 48 month ' 1130.19' 15,000 48 month SIS7.26'* 16,000 48 month ·1188.72 .. Other .........iood- ohonoiloblr, Gl 'trm .. Commete~ Credit Com(ldny Mcmbor FDIC '2!.9!1 Annuol 'Pomeroy: 116 E. Main St., 992-217L . ------------- - - - - - · .. "21 .91 Annl.ll.l ~rct ntqt M.l!t �• I Page,.-6-The Dai.ly Sentinel -' Family medicine: Sinusitis I 0 ,, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio By gDWARD SCH'RECK, D.O. stnuslits are fever. bad breath, Answer: People who have Assistant Professor facta! patn, yellow mucus and a dental work performed on teeth ol Family Medicine ' stopped-up nose. · tn the upper jaw· may develop - -Ohio University College Often a~cold or allergy can sinusitis because the roots of ol Osteopatf!lc Medicine cause sinusitis by clogging the these teeth' Jte right below the Question: After·suffering from sinus ducts. This traps natural sinuses. The rapid .changes tn air facial pain for severa l days, I secretions and allows a bacterial ·pressure · during a plane filght visited my doctor. She said I have Infection to develop and thrive. A can also lntens.lfy pain caused by sinusitis. What Is sinusitis? broken nose, nasal polyps or slnu~ttls, And people, WhO smoke Answer: Sinusitis ts an tnfiam· foreign bodies· ca.n also obstruct are more prone to respiratory matlon of the ltntng of sinuses tn normal sinus drainage and cause Infections like s!nusLtis· because the head. The most commonly sinusitis. tobacco smoke paralyzes the tiny Inflamed sinuses Ue Immediately QueStion: Can other factors hairs that · ltne the air passages above the eyes and just below the aggravate sinusitis? and expel dirt and mucus . eyes In the cheek bones. Signs of . ' ' ' ' - • ~ ~~ .. Wednesday. January 7, 1987{ p "" Que8tton: How does a doctor drain mucus from the sinuses.-:; detect anU tre11t sinusitis? · The combination of antibiotics . '• Answer: After examln!ng'your and- decongestants should relieve head and nee)<, your doctor may sinusitis In a few days, ~ order x-rays to determine Another treatment for'· sinusitis"~ whether a sinus Infection exists. Is breathing . warm,: moist a\r::; If your sinuses are Indeed In· from ' a humidifier and .drinking.; . fected, your physician will pres· · plenty of liquids. Both remedies·• cr!be antibiotics for a bacterial help thin .mucus In the sinuses. -~ lnfectlon.a If ~ fever persists for several ~ Decongestants might also be days and you don't feel better, ·: recommende,d , tor they shrink see your doctor. It's Important to ' the tissues that surround · the get an examination and medica·.:,.' passageway where the sinuses lion before sinusitis becomes: ; open Into the nose. Tnts helps serious. · ~ - ' -- Wednesday, Janu!lrv 7, 1987 -· .( Page- 7 . Beat of the Bend ·cLRSSifll:D RDS .Educational opportunity · comes after some ·effort I By BOB Hj)Jl;FLICH Sentinel Stall Writer Education opportunities are out there for those who want to make . the effort. tart / . • ' ear By Thellend The .Daily Sentinel ., ' • • Athens Menta!' Health Center could be a forgotten group over · the holiday season .- - bu( they're not , thanks .to the efforts of Drew Webster Post 39: American L,eglon · Auxtllary In Pomeroy. . -The group handled the remembra)'lce program again In December' and ex tends special tha'nks to the Davls-Quickel Insurance ,\gency which served as a collection point: the Riverview Garden Club and the Racine Grange for .sizeable donations and Ralph Matthews who donated gloves for all the patients Involved. and to all the others who gave so that the lives of others might be brightened. Congratulations are In order for · Ronald L. Diles, Middleport, who was an Adull Basic Education student who has decided to further his education, Ronald made the honor roll for his first quarter at thi>Tri-County Vocational-School in Nelsonville. Diles enrolled In the loc:!al Adult Mr. and Mr.r. Char/e.!' Ohlinf!,er . "Basic E.ducation . ·program on Sept. 30, 1985 and received his General Equivalency Diploma on Aprll16, 1986. An average of 45 The Harrisonville Senior C!ti· .. Is need .to pass the G.E .D. test zens Club will be holding Its free Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ohlinger Hawkins, Racine; Dorsey Ohlin· and he scored 50.6. blood pressure clinic fro m 10 will observe their .50th wedding ger, Gallipolis; Jackie lcE"nDiles resides at 713 S. Fourth ' a.m. to 12 noon on Tuesday and anniversary on Friday, Jan. 9, at hower, Rutland, and Shelly ObSt., In Middleport with his wife. you're welcome to attend. Fern· their home In Harrisonville. linger, at home. The couple also Hazel, and their three children. dora Story, R.N ., a favorite Mr. and Mrs. Ohlinger are the has 21 gra ndch ildren and 12 After gettJng his diploma he person of many, will be In charge parents of nine children, who -grandchildren. . . enrolled at the Nelsonville voca- of the clinic which will be held at Include Donna. McFarland , Mid· great Their mailing address for tional school and now plans to town hall. dleport ; James Ohlinger, Salem those wishing to send cards is open his own elect rlcal business Center; Goldie Carson, Racine; Box 218, Nic holson Hill Road. ih this arra when he graduates in Help me grasp this. Charles F. Ohlinger, Pomeroy; · Rutland, Ohio 45775. June 1987. If you have been watching Eunice Duff, Athens : Dottie Meigs County presently has channel6 on television- that has two Adult Basic Education lea rn' been a Columbus statio n, WTVN ing centers. One is in the - yo u can' t do that anymore. . Middleport Public Library and C h~nn el 6 Is now QVC on which The Rock Springs United Meth·· trip to Korea also showing · the other at the Pomeroy Com- you .can do shopping. The Colum- odlst Orga nization met pictures of !he country and munit y Action building. If you're bus station you watched before is at theWomen's chu rch recenfly for a purchases madr there. Gilts Interested in the program you now on channel 30. Now if your potlu ck dinn er e and gift were wrapped for delivery to can enroll at anytime. Just call set won't receive channel 30 you .exchange. coUJity infirmary resident s a nd a ~~2->713 or 9~2- 2222. can go to the Consolidated Rev. Fra nklin presenled donation was givrn to Sen a Car a. ', ---.. Communi<'ations Ca ble TV office prayer before the meal and Jane Eleven members a nd three gu· Or how about becoming a ..., that's only entails a trip to . Walton presented a talk on her ests attended. Off . baseball or softball umpire? Point PIC'asant. and what the If that prospect appeals to you heck you have lots of time- for a : contact Gordon Fisher at ~92- conv C'r tor at no cost. · : 2185; Dennis Eichinger at ~85If somehow you feel that you . .3329; Howie Caldwell at 949-2611 lost out along the way with or Ike Spencer at 949-2448. Anyl computers. ca ble television. las· David L. Bumgardner, Shirley Wilkenson. Randall R. Tal boti, , one of them will be happy to II I ers, and theothr r new technology J , Bumgardner, to Terri Powell, Helen Talbot!, Mildred C. Soud· OFF you In on the details. of ·todav, welcome to the club. parcels, Rutland. ers. to James W. Suftle, Greta M. , There's a whole bunch of us. Do Robert W. Oliver, Dorothy J. Suttle. parcels, Lebanon. •GROUP OF PANELS 1/2 PRICE keep smiling. : Meigs County t·esidents at thr Oliver, to Cella Rose McCoy, Roger A. Holsin ge r, Ci nd y L. parcels, Porn. VIII. •CORDUROY OFF Holsinger , to Mononga he la Clifford G. Newlun, Dec'd, by Power Co., right of way, Olive. •GROUP OF CALICO $229 PEl YAID . adm .. to Barbara Frltzpatrick, Darrell L. Henderson. Ml · Sharon Frltzpatrlck, parcels chelle A. Henderson, to Darrell ~ \. ' ~-.· ~ ,, .... ' ... -~ •GROUP OF LACE PRICE L. Hend erson,"Lot 4, Olive. AlrSTINN. Texas iUP!i edlfor for the magazine, said ~Adm .· Deed), Olive. · ··· · · Deborah Lynn' Wood. to Earle Andrew C. Bradford, Dec'd, Texas. USA. the state's sesqul· Tuesday. •GROUP OF MAGAZINES PRICE Lee Wood, 19A, Bedford . Ruth Frank, Affld ., Raci ne VIII. centennial bull that died from a Texas. USA, designated the Barry D. Marshall, Judith M. Beneficial Mtg. Co. of Ohio, to broken back suffered during a .sesquicentennial bull for the •GROUP OF KWIK SEW PAnERNS Marshall, to B. Joe Gar nes, Shari Frederick L. Wflllamson, Donna mating mishap. received Texas state's 150th anniversary cele· J . Wllllam<on, parcel, Rutland Monthly magazine's annual top bratlons last yea r, got its name Garnes, parcels, Chester. Mildred B. Rummel, Dec'd, 10 VIII. Bum Steer Award, from markings on Us forehead STOP IN TO James Daniel Rummel, Affld. SINGER Jeffrey W. Marcinko, Peggy J . that resembled a map of theLone SEE OUR for trans., Minersville. Marci nko, to Columbia Gas " It comes as no surprise ·to Star state. Lyle . R. Sinclair, · to Paul L. Transmission Corp., Agreement BEAUTIFUL anyone that 1986 was a bum year · Burka noted -the bull died last Sinclair, Carolyn S. Sinclair. lot. Easement. Olive. for Texas, and dec iding on the · year after suffering a broken NEW SPRING Cec il 0 . King, Gladys R. King, REG. 1209.90 Now biggest bummer of all was back In what was described as a Bedford. Earl Thoma, Dec.' d, to Patsy to Ge nea l Dunkin, lot. Salisbury. FABRICS tough," Paul Burka, a senior "mating mishap." A. Thoma , E. Kelly Thoma , Ad alln e Price Summ ers , Suzan A. Thoma .. Cert .. Bedford. Forest Summers, to John H. Noll: Earl Thoma, Dec' d. to Palsy A. parcels, Lebanon . Thoma, E. Kelly Thoma. Suzan Flossie Ragan . to Leading A. Thoma, Cert., Chester . Creek Consv. Dlst.. right of way, E. Kelly Thoma. Suzan A, ease, Columbia. NEW HRS.: Thoma , to Patsy A. Thoma. William F. Griffis, Giselle Y. By WILLIAM C. TROTI' parcel. Bedford, Griffis. to Leading Creek Consv. Mon.-Sat United Press International Joyce Davis, David W. Davis, Dlst.. right of way, ease , ADVENTURES OF INDIANA HASENFUS: The story of 9:00-S:OO Margaret Wilkenson, Timothy Co l~mbla , gunrunner Eugene Ha.~enfu• ' Nicaraguan adventures may be coming to a theater or boo~store near you. Hasenfus, 45, has received several bOok and movie offers, which could help pay off the big legal d~bt he ran up In Nicaragua . . "TherE' have been some Inquiries and we really haven't had an opportunity to consider them and respond fo them," said Hasenfus' lawyer. Eme.t N. Pleger of Marinette, Wis. "'As to fj,...,,, 'i'''' l q , ·'''I '' '' '"'' whether thcy are of substance or mater ialize, we rea lly have no wav of knowing," ·. Hasenfus was shot down Oct. 6 while running guns"io the Contras but ·tast month a Nicaraguan court pardoned him from a 30-ye~r prison sent ence. Hasenfus has Indicated he -rould like to rNurn to constr uction work In the Marinette area but Is reluctant to get a full-time job because congressional committees ma y fxo calling him to testify about the Iran-Contra affai r. t;LTON RESTING: The doctor who performed ex ploratory throat surgery on Elton ,John was available for comment after the oper;lllon but the singer's publicist says he appeared to , come through II quite well. "The ex ploratory surgery took about 30 minutes but we won't know the results for some time," sa,ld Patll M011tyn. A spokeswoman at St . Vincent's Private Hospital in Sydney, Australia, also said the surgery went well and t•hat John was " resting comfortably. He will remain hospitalized until at lea·st Friday and has been told to rest his voice and not to speak for at Seneca, The Juice Folks, introduce new, great Cranberries are special. That's why Seneca And SENECA glvu you least a week. The fhroat problem forced John to break off his tasting Seneca Cranberry Juice Cocktails. Not research has developed Seneca Cranberry Juice · .four great cholcu . Australian tour and cancel plans to play In the United States. too tart, not too sweet-just right. Great tasting Cocktails. They'retight, tasty and delicious with • Cranberry Julct Cocktail BAKING WITH JUNE: Nobody has promoted the milk-and· juice cocktails with the goodness of cranberries no artificial flavors, color or preservatives. Now • Crtnbtrry·Applt Ju!CI Cockllll cookies Industry more than Mayfield's No. 1 mom - June and loaded with Vitamin C. In fact, there is awhole you can serve natural greattasting cranberry juice • Ratpbtrry·Cranberry Julct Cockttil Cleaver. Now Barbara Billingsley, the rock-solid mother In day's supply of Vitamin C in Mry six-ounce glass cocktails to your family and at the same ume gtve • Grape-Cranberry Juice Cocktail "Leave It to Beaver" and now "The Ncw ·Leave It to Beaver." Is them a whole day's supply of Vitamin C.. AI alwayt, you can fHt good about of Seneca Cranberry Juice Cocktails. telling tht' world how she kept &aver and Wally happy . • giving SENECA to your family. "For years. 'Beaver' fan s have been asltlng about the Ingredients of my chocolate chip cookies." she says. "So In Special Vllue:Tty Slnec• Cr~nblrry Juice C«ltta/1 todl'f honor o!1987. the 30th anniversary of 'Leave lito Beaver,' ... I,'ll and SAVEl .reveal my.secret recipe." It goes like this: preheat oven to 350 degrees. Mix 1 cup of sflortenlng, 1 cup of sugar. lh cup of brown sugar, two beaten , I' >P. ;.:P eggs and 2 teaspoons of vanilla, Blend 21h cups flour, I teaspo~n · : i'<><· w,:: of salt and !teaspoon of soda and stir ln. Mix In a small package f ~ of chocolat e chips, Drop rounded teaspoonfuls onto an I ., ' ungreased cookie sheet. The ree!pe yields ,about live dozen cookies. MEDIOCRE COMET: Halley 's comet and loan Rivers have scaled the heights of mediocrity, according to the Millard Fillmore Society, The,organization singled out the comet for Its 1986 Medal of Mediocrity because It was "all fluff and glitter with no substance," said Phil Arkow, society spokesman. "It ts clearly a - If barely discernible ..:.' winner, beat lng out · Burger King's Herb by 46 .million miles. " ' Rivers, who was · described as "all Ourt and no substance," was a runner-up along with Max HeadfGOIII of video fame and Vanna ~lle or TV's "Wheel ol Fortune," I • .Ohlinger anniversary announced Rock Springs UMW has meeting JANUARY CLEARANC·E •ALL WOOL r, OI'~ fi iG~T \!PI ' 1111 l<fiO Gffl CO tl EMS AND f> AtCES GOOD SU NDAY. ~ JAN ' •I .._.. ~ tHR OUGH .. S ATUAOA ,_. JAN tO 19B7 IN P'()l(l(l1 oUID GU l iPOI I ~ ~ TQI(S , Wl R£S[FWE THE R!l3 t·il TO LIMIT OU ANT ITI( S NON£ SOLD TO DEA LERS ADYI~ TISlO t! ITI M POLICW Eae~ ot these llfiWII1'•selt otums '' "'flllt'ed to be r~lld •l v a~.Jtl.lbl e tor Y le •'l ott,. vo~> vou r d•o•ce ot Go Krogering· ~ wfler\ a~llol a h ltt •etlecuflg rhe wmll! Javtn ~5 01a'""' chfcl ..,noch w ~t "" ' ' ' ~ ~nu to nuttnue 1111 IIWtntHO •tem .11 tnt rornparallle •tem aa~ei1 •UO o•rce w•thm 30 one vendot coupon (\l!f ~1 m PllfCr'IISI!d dl~~ Only f •ALL SUEDE Property transfers 50°/cf'off •CHRISTMAS PRINTS & PANELS 50°/o 200fo • uch Kroger Slote , o•cept u spPcohcanv M led on ti'IIS M II ,..~ 00 •u., our ol a~ aa~ e ., •se-d •tem ""f w ttt 50°/o ""'Nbe llc t epi!WI . Bwn Steer award to ill-fated bull . 1f2 1f2 50< U.S. D. A. GRADE A Holly Farms ZIG-ZAG SEWING MACHINE $13999 Pick Of The Chix · Pound ,.--People in the news-.. . . • 16.5-0Z . . CREAM STYLE OR U.S . INSPECTED HOLLY F~RMS MIXED FRYER PARTS LB . , 59¢ •Kroger Whole Kernel Corn 16-0Z . KROGER CUT OR FRENCH STYLE •Blue Lake Green Beans PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES, PEPSI FREE, 15··15 'h -OZ. KIDNEY, PINTO OR CHILl HOT •Avondale Beans 16-0Z. •Kroger Sauerkraut •Kroger Applesauce •Kroger Mixed V.egetables 8-Pak Round White . PLUS DEPOSIT ~otatoes . : ............. . . . $13 9 1~1b . Seneca Cranberry J~ice Cockta They Taste Great and are good .for your .•Kroger Garden Sweet Peas 15-0Z. 16-0Z . •Kroger · Tomato Sauce tJ\\~ Ot tftatt\\ -· sag For ' ALL WEEK I. DOUBLE COUPONS ·"f.'~' Manufactur&r's Th~ wNic vour monufotwrtd producto "tonto olf'' COIJI>Of'Sirt wonh double 11 Krog•r . Limited to manufactured pr~'~~uCta coupons worth up to 'and including 5()t Oft , Coupons worth mOre than SOC Ire redeemed It f1ce value onty . L1mit IN OIL OR WATER ~!~=k Li~t .... . '. . 2 ,_ ,$1 6 ·' one coupon for each product purchllld. Limit ont coffH coupon . No beer. winf or ciQorono coupons will bo double. No1 vtlld on frH coupono. Krovor coupons or rettl food stor. coupons. TIM! amount rth,ndrld cannot ••~ the prico of lho .11om. You mull purchoM pmduelln linl Ol*iflod on lilt Thlo offor oppliu only 10 monuflelurtd produCII "conu olf'' coupons lot l!oms we carry. ·To 4t11.1r1 product avaU.tHitr¥ ford our customtfl. onty ont coupOn per ohopPing family. will bt doublod on onv brond ilom during ooch o10ro villi. -pan. - . o DISCOUNT COUPON NEW from The Juice Folks 17-0Z. 16-0Z. Diet Pepsi orPepsi Cola ' IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE Sandy Mac - Jumbo Bologna ....;.. I .' · gg.c lb . ••., -~ •• I ·' �Wednesday, January 7; 1987 Calendar POM EROY - Preceptor Beta ; Be ta Chapter, Bet a. Si gm a Phi Sor ority, will m eet at 7:30 p.m . · Thursd ay at Grace E piscopal Parish House. , ' We Reserve The Right To · limit Quantities · STO.RE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH, . PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., JAN. 10, 1987 Ex-teacher sentenced for abuse LB BUCKET Cube Steak ••••L:~••• $2 29 Ste·w Meat •••••••••• BONELESS ~Chuck Roa-st ••••••• $14.9 LB. KAHN'S $1 .99 Sliced Bacon ••••••• ' LB. Grain price$ post retreat OSCAR MA·YER SLICED Bologna....•••.••L:·•••• OSC~R MAYER LB. W1eners ••••••••••••••• CHICAGO (U P I I -Corn ma de contract lows again Tu esday " on the Chicago B oard of Tr ade. A midday att em pt at a rally t hroughou t the grain and soy bean complex f ailed and prices ret ri>a ted to l ower levels. • The exceptions W!'l'e oats and soybean oil which closed higher across th~ board . ' .' Ther e was a ·lltlle short-covering In corn and soybPa ns but In gener al t he sellers held the upper hand throughout the day. Commerci al selllpg press ured corn to new lows in every contrac t. Th e wee_k ly -export Inspection figure was bearish fo r co rn. and basis IPvels declined a~ country mov ement picked up. $ 79 1 ::Ohio, area weather scene South Central Ohio Mostly cloudy tonight , with a . low in the upper 20s. Mostly sunny Thu rsday, w ith highs in t he upper 30s. - · : The proba bility of precipit ation is and near zero tonight and · T hursday. Winds w ill be from northwest five to 10 m ph tonig ht. Public Notice Ohio E x tended t 'orecast Friday through Sunday Fai r wpathPr Friday and Sunday, with a chance of snow on Satur day. Highs will bl' In the30s F r iday and r anging fr om the m ld 20s to the mid 30s Saturday and Sunday. Overnight lows wil l In the. ~s Frid ay and Sa turday mornings and in t)le f('('ns ear ly Sundav. Public Notice tN THE COMMON PLEAS FLORIDA ORANGES or 59 Grapefruit .....~~~~·:.S1 BROUGHTON 2°/o· Milk ••••••••~A!.••• s-, _49 ·california ~ CO L UMBUS 1UP I )- Among th e ea rly bill s Introduced In the new session of the Ohio Gener al A ssembly Is onP forbidding peOpil' under 18 t o drive on Oh io hig hw ays at night . · Sen. Richar d H . F inan, R -Cinclnriatl , subm itted the proposal Tues day. " I have nev.er had anybody ex plain to me the n!'ed for a 16-or 17-yeljr old to be on the r oad at 3 a. m :," said F in an, whose own children are p ast their teen year s. Fin an sa id other states,: tn cludlng Pennsy lvania, have such prohibitions and it has redu ced their accident rates by up to 40 percent. " It 's a given fact that It does r educe accidents ," he said. The senator sa id teens w ho have to drive to a job would be exempted. and t hat he's w illin g to negotia te a r esonable cur fe~ for the other s. " This I~ just a starting poin t,'' he sa id. LB. -Utah SOS ...reaches • Bill would ban teen nighr driving BONELESS SUNDAY :· M IDDLEPORT - T he Sunday · wors hip service of M i ddl eport : Presbyter ian Chu rch will be at : 11 : 1> a.m . T he M iddleport churc h Is cxcha nginl': tim e w it h - th e Syrac use Pres byter i an Church, wh ic h wil l hold wor ship at 10: 15 a. m .. so·a conl':r egarional meeting may be held at M iddl e· port fo llowing regular worship. City and Ric hfie ld . Ut ah, also , ca lled the sheriff's office Monday • nig ht to repor t 1h<· distress ca II : ;md give directions to the • st ra nde(l hiker s i n Second Wa ter ; Ca nyon, In th e mou ntai ns about ' 15' miles w!'s t of Price. · l\ search team ·sp!'n l hours loo kln~ for the you ths. aged 15 and 16, befor e lht'y found them .: tiuddled Inside their fou r-w heel · drive vehicle. The vehicle had - bccom !'stuck In snow dri ft s som e 200 feet orr the r oad, Bryner said. ·s teven Proc tor , dir ector or tei<'Commmunlca tlons for the Ot ah Public Safety Department , sa id the long-distance "skip" of the CB radio s ignal Is not unique. "Som etlmes' thOse things will bounce orr the clouds or the atmosphpr p," P roc tor sa id. "Be· cause of what's ca lled skip, I 've talked to somebOdy f r om Al as ka In, U t ah" on a low-band radio. AKRON 1UP I I - A former Akron junior high school teacher has been sent enced to six months in j ail on a c har ge of havin g spx with a 13-year-old student in the spring of 1985. Bryson F illm ore. 50. m ade an apology M onday' before municipal Judge Robert M axson, sayin g he regretted that he had caused harm . . M'axson ordered Fillmore to perform communit y service in lieu of payin g a $1.000 fin e and to continue to undergo counseli ng. whi c h F illmore had started shortl y alter his arres t Oct. 23, Fi l~m ore resigned from ~ i s job as music teacher at Hyre .Jun"'or High School in mid- Novem ber. $ 29 S1rlo1n Steak ........ 2 Bo.N~LEss. TOP -: AP PLE GROVE - A h.v mri · sing w ill be held at 7 p. m . : Sa turday at the Apple Grove United Met hod ist Chu rch fcat ur: I n ~ t he Sisson Fa m ily. H ~ m ra dio operator s In Sa lt Lak£> . BEACHWOOD I UPi i - Progress ive Corp .• a Clevela nd-area speci alty Insura nce company, Is planning to build a $300 million co mplex in dow ntown Cl'evel and that will Include a hot el, retail space, an art mu seum and a park. , Th e co mpany has offices In Beachwood and Mayfi eld and br anches In other st ates. Progr essive Is already negotiating for some 100,000 square feet in a proposed $7 million office building In Richmond Heights. The company has seen it s rPvenues grow from $6 million In 1965 to $750 million in 1986, Cra in 's Cl ev el and Business reported . Monday. Crain 's said Progr essive i s looking at the Cleveland project as part of It s plans for the 21st century . : R OCK SPRINGS Roc k_ - Spr ings Grange m !'e ts Thu rsday , - 7:30 p.m ., at the grang!' haiL Gues t spf'a k er will be from So uthern Ohio Coat Co. PRICE, Uta h IUPI I - T hr"" t!'enagers stra nded for severa l bone-chill ing hours in the m oun . tain s of cent ra l Uta h were . : rescued after their dlsl ri'!S slg. nat hit an "a tmospher ic sk ip" and reached a Ca liforn ia ham .radio operator. · Carbo n Cou nty Sheriff Barry 13r y n£>r sa ld T uesday the dlst r!'Ss signal se nt by cit izens· band radio was pic ked up In Ca li!OI'· • : nla' s ca pit al. : " Th ey sent out a dis tress signal ; that hit an at m ospheric skip and went all the way to Sacr ament o, : he sa id. PAI NESVILLE I UPII ~ A Cl!'veland archit ecture firm has been hir ed to oversee the construction o! Lak e CQunty's $17.3 million jail and sheriff offices. · • Voinovlch-Sgr o Ar chitects Inc .. the s am~ f irm that drew the plans and specifi cations for the project , will be paid $887;000 to oversee constru ct .ton, which Is expec ted to begin In early spr ing . a nd ~ complet('d In 18 to 20 months. . Commissioner 'John P l atz said as project man ager , Voinovic h-Sgro w ill make sure that the 298-bed j ail Is built to speci fica tions and no C<J rners are cu t. Close scrutiny of the project w ill also r educe cost overruns, he Firm plans Cleveland complex ' POMEROY A fin ancia l wor ks hop for Inter ested seniors of M eigs, Sou thern and Eastern Hjgh Sc hools w ill be held at 7:30 p.m . Thursday In the Meigs High Sc hoo l Librar y. Ric hard Rit z. man, ass ls_l/lnl direc tor of Hnan. cl al aid at M arietta College, will - present the p rogr am for se niors who plan to atte nd a hig her lea rning ln stltlt lon in the fall and their parenTS. POM EROY - Senior Citizens , Dane!' Club w ill have a dance at : the S!'nlor Ci tize ns Cent er on · Mul ~r ry Hei~ ht s Fri day. 8-11 : p.m . Music by the Stringdusters. : Adm ission Is $1.50 p!'r p!'rson. · Bring snac ks for thcre fres hmr nl : table. 'B riefs:---, OU names • Archiieci hired f or new jail ,eminent scholar y~ SYRACUSE T he M eigs Association of Retarded Cit izen s will m eet Thursday, 7 p. m .. a't Car leton School, for installation of olflc!'rs. FRIDAY · • POMEROY - Mary Shr ine of ~ Wh ite Shrine of Jcrusalum will : meet F r iday, 8 p.m., at the - maso nic tem p le. -"---- __ .._ • The Daily Sentiriei- Page- 9 PHONE 992-2156· Or Write Dlllly Stntlntl Clm,t,ed Otpl. • L AU REL , CLIFF L aurel : Cllff H eal th Club w ill meet ? p.m . Thursday at t he hom e of M abel Tr acy . _ MIDDLEPORT- Evangeline · Chapter 172, Order of th e Eas tern : St ar . will haw• its regul ar meet .: ing Thursday, 7: 30p.m . Officers .. ar e to wea r street dress. Th urs•_day is also the las t day fo r mem bers to pay their du es. Ohio ~-- Ohio , WEDNESDAY POM EROY - A m issionary service w ill be held at the Hol in.. ss Chapel \n Pom eroy at 7:30 p. m. Wed nesday with a spea ker fr om Bolivia . to be feat ured. . THURSDAY " POMEROY - The p 'o meroy Wom en's Aglow Chapter will meet Thu rsday at the Meigs Sen ior C itizen ~ Cent er , Pom e: roy. A 7:45 p .m. m ee ting will · follow at 7 p.m. buffet . Speaker : will be Dian(' H arrison, Rutland, · recording secretar y l or t he Southeast Ohio A rea Aglow I)oard . Pomeroy- Middlepo~. ROYAL SCOTT COnONELLE Bath T•lssu··e •••••••••• 89< SURF Detergent ••••••••••• 4 ROLl PKG. ' • 147 OZ. BOX Margarine ••••••L:~ •••• -29< ·. BANQUET TV Dinner ••••••~o~~1.~z~ TORTI NO'S . p· .. Frozen IZZO •••••••• 99< Look For Our Store-wi•• Hot Winter Su . 10 -0Z. Clreular In Mon• • Sentinel made on Jenuary 21, 1987 the twentv-eight davs j28) tor answer will com· mence on that date . In case of our failure to an· swer or otherwise respond : . ot as required by the Ohio · Jennv Beth Daniels Rules of Civil Procedure, CASE NO. 26377 judgmenr by dofoult will be ' NOTICE BY PUBLICATION rendered against you for tht To Gerold David Bonnett. relief demanded in the petiwhos e last known ad.drets tion . · w 11 Bo• 692 . Canton, N .C. The hearing of the petition 28716. and t he unknown herein shall be held in the · heirs , devisees, and legatee.• Probate Coun Room, Meigs : of Gereld David Bennett. !' County Common PI••• ~e be deceued, whose rell· Court, Pomeroy, Ohio on dern::e and address are un· the. 24th day of February, COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO PROBATE DIVISION IN THE MATIER OF TH E ADOPTION -ng an~ . known . 1987, et 1:30 P.M . • You are hereby notified that Robert E. Buctr , Judge Pot~oo for · Adoption ot and Ex- Officio Clerk Jenny 9oth Bonnett bv But 112117, 24. 31 : (1)7 , 14, 21 Gilboll DeniMs the 6tc · odoptiOO of Jenny Both Bonnon ha - . in th6 p.,. Public Notice bote Dlvttian, Melgo Coumy ·8 Common Pktal Court. 1---=-;-;;--::--:-:-.:._ 1-------Po- . moroy, Ohio 46769, case NO. 263n. - _ The dernend of tho peti- tion is that Bus Gitbert Da· . niels adopt your child. Jenny Beth Bennett, for a change at name to Jenny Both Do· IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, PRO~ATE OIVtSION M EIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATIER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS. PROBATE COURT. MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO . Accounts •nd ¥OUcloOI'I ol niels.and that you be parma· nentlv div11ti d of all your parental rights . Yo u are required to an· 'swer the Comptail)t withl~ tho f-ng """'"" fldudor· twventy-tlght 128) d•v• eltor in h'ovo _, fllod In th6 Prothe lest pubUcalion of this Court. Mlllgo County, notice which will be pub· Ohio, for •pprovlf end Hftlt. lished once e~ch week for mont: six (61 conucutive weeks. ESTATE NO. 26048 - Fl The tam publlaotlon win be .nelend .Diatributlve Account 8 Public Sale 8r Auction AUCTION · JAN. ~, 1987-7;00 P.M. EVERY FRIDAY NITE , • lOCAnON= Rutland, Ohio Amlrican LlgiHIIdg. • New Recliner Chairs, Thomasville brend; Other type furniture also; tools, air compressors. very larce truckload. . SEWR: lowmans Enterpri11s ~UCTIO~EER: Lon Neal ' • \. Public Notice of Ruoutt Shloldo , Adminiotrotor ol the ES1oto of Lerrv Kibble. Deceased. Item 1 0. Unlnt e~ception1 ere filed A. Plan, Dece11ed . thereto, A id DCcounts will be for hearing before said Court ESTATE NO . 2604B - Firtt, Final and Distributive Acc ount of Ruth Contor, Guordlon of Kelty Joolto Clark. a Minor. ESTATE NO. 24B2B - Fi- nallnd Distributive Account of Marie Romine. Executrix of the Estate of Kannltth Ro· mine, DtciiMd . ESTATE NO . 19811 Third Accovnt of Bernord V . Futtr. Successor Tru ttH of on the 11th day of Fobruary. 1987, et which time Slid tc· count• will be coneidered and continued from day to day until llnolty disposed of. Arrv person lnt..-ooted moy file written e.:ceptktns to laid accounts or to matt•s pertaining to the eKecutlon of the truat, not leu than five davs prior t o ttle date l8t for hea ring . ROB ERT E. BUCK , JUDGE the Trutt crNted by Ite m Two of thll Will of G•org• W. ooc..ud . Common Ple aa Coun , Probate Division Meig• County, Ohio ESTATE NO . 24627 Flrot end Flnoi-Amondod Ac· count of P1ul M. Reed. Guardian of lillian Barbel. ESTATE NO . 20234 Ninth end Final Account of Bernard V. Fultz, SuccellorTrustee to Anderson B. Kibble Undot the Will of Edne K Stewan, Deceased . ESTATE NO . 21816 - Seventh Partl1l Account of Bernard V. Fultz , Trustee of the Ettate of Anderson B. i1 171tc 64 • Misc. Merchandise Business Services r-;--------t--;..,.;------"t""--------...,.-------J&L INSULATION JAMES KEESE ATH ENS (UP1) - A senior researc h sci en tist for Merck, Sharp and Dohme Research Labora tories In Ra hway, N.J .. has been nam ed to an em in ent sc hol a r posit i o n a t Ohio Universit y. John J. Kopc hick, former ly a . researcher in t he Department of Animal Dr ug Discovery In t-he Merck Institute of Therapeu tic Resear ch, wil l serve as eminent schpl ar in mol ecu lar and cellular biology. Kopchick, whose wor k Involves gen!' tra nsfer and cloning, was I ntrodu ced to facult y members Tuesday as th e university 's Milt on and L awr ence H. Coil Ohio E m i nent Schol ar durIn g a recep t ion attended by Gov. Richar d F. Cel este. " ThO' r eality is that Ohio needs scholar s such ·as John Kopchick · and th at' s r ealty what the etni nent scholar progra m is all about.'-' CPi es re ~a id . "Thev act as magnet s l or fres h invo:>stme nt and suppor t from peop le l ike th e Goiis. T hey servr as m agnets for prom ising young studen ts and faculty who wa nt to be where the most cxcit lng wor k is bei ryg _ done." Th e pos it io n i s fun ded by a $500,000 grant awarded by th e Ohio B oard of Regent s In May 1984 and a matc hin g $500.000 gift from the Colis, a fa ther and son who ar!' gra du ates of OU. " I can assure you that we w ill do molecular biology In At hens. Ohio, " Kopch lck sai d at the r eception. "I'm look in g forward to cloni ng genes, express in g genes and placi ng those genes In to animals. I'm very excited about In teractin g with people in moi!'Cul ar and cellular biology." At Ohi o University. Kopchick will be a professor of zoo logy and blo/Tledi cal sci ences and part icipate I n the in terd iscip linary doctoral progra m in molecular and cellu lar biology . The progra m , begun i n 1982 . integra tes bas ic resea r ch bei ng done by faculty from the depart. ment s of botonv. chemis t ry. psychology a n? 'zoology. Kopchlck also will head t he molecular biology r esea r ch progr am at OU's E di son A nimal Biotcchnol- · ogy Cent er. K op~ hl ck . 36. - has do ne research rel atrd to the st r uct ure and regu lation of genes In ani mal cells and in the introduc tion of cloned genes i nto fertilized rggs of pou lt ry . His work will compliment t hat of t he Ed ison Ce nt er which Is di rec t ed toward developing novel st rains of liv!'Stoc k wlrh desir abl e genet ic trai ts. The em i nent sc holar progra m Is parf'of the selective excell ence program for Ohio publ ic universities. It wa s in iti ated by Celeste to r!'COgnlze and str£> ngt hen o ut sta nd i n g academic program s. Six of the 18 establls~ed em inent sc holar positions have been 'fill ed. Grants awarded by the Board of R!'gent s require m atchIng fund s from the schooL Public Notice Wlllto. Il l Cnurt St., Pomtlll1. Dh1o 4.S7U RESIDENTIAL WINDOW. INC. 405 MAIN Street. Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 (304) 675-5252 T6t PROFESSIONAl Ho1r11 Public .Sale 8r Auction HEATING & COOLING •Insulated Replacement Wind ow •Vinyl, Steal Siding •Storm Windows •Doors •NE W FURNAC E •AIR CONDITIONING •HEAT PUMPS •BLOWN INSULATION •REPLACEMENT WINDOW S FR EE liSTIMATE "FREE INSTALLATION" SHOWROOM HOURS,, 9 lo S Mon., I uti., Wod:' & Fri. 992-2772 ' to 12 fhun . & Sat . SHARPENING SERVICE GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Circular Saws Saw Chain _. Planer Knives Drill Bits Knives Bashan Building Chisels GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St. Pomtroy, Ohio EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Farlory Choke 12 Gauge Shotg111s Only PH. 992-2975 10-8-tfn 12·5-'86 -1 mo. SANDY'S AUTO SALES Automotive Repair & Servie~ IUNIUPS to TRANSMISSIONS CALL 992·7403 Apt. New LCKotiort: 1b8 North Second Middltport, Ohio 45760 SERVICE SALES & SERVICE LJGION All Meku Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills He;e ""'' - · BUS!Ij(!S PHON! (614) 992 -6ll0 Rll!OINCI PHON! {6141992· 11l4 Rea l Estate General •Washera •Dis hwashor s •R anges •Refrige rators •Drvers •FrBez~ r• TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs 608 e. Main,Wioltl Mobile service · POMEROY, 0. 614·843-5248 992-2259 MIDDLEPORT - Large lol, equipped kitchen. basement garage, 3 bedrooms, nice Iron! srtting porch, washer & dryer, too. Also has hookups lor trailer. a/c units, lireptace, aluminum siding. Th is one you must see' $34.900.00. PRICE REDUC ED - LONG BOTIOM - A neat 3 bed· room ranch with spacious lam ily room. kitchen with burlt-in range & oven units, separate dining ar ea. Gas f. A. heat plus woodburner. 2 car garage, approxi mately I acre with garden pace and outbuilding. $28.000.00. NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Six acres close to townwith nrce l'h story fr ame home. wth 3-4 bedrooms. Has nice kitchen ca~nets, 10x20 storage buildin& patio. garden space. $16.000.00. NEW LISTING - RUTlAND - Over one acre in the c:nunY & a like new 3 bedroom ranch type house with 2 gar· ages, equrpped kitchen, elec· tric B.B. heat. All in good rondillon. $37,500.00. GINGERBREAD .HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL ~Middl1part, Ohio (6141 992-7328 OFFERS ENRICHING LEARNING EX PERI ENCES FOR CHILDR E,N 3 TO 6 YEAR S OF AGE Open Enrollment Th ru The Yea r OPEN TUESDAY, WfDNfSDAY & THURSDAY 9 AM to 11 ,30 AM and 12:30· PM to 3 PM Call Administrator Mrs. Shirin. J. Nuggud. MEd. I· 7-'87-1 mo. GEARY'S BODY SHOP SSO Page 51., Middltport 8 A.M.-4 P.M . PH. 992-3537 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAlLS 4- 16 -'86 lin ~ Colf1luterized Hearing Air ~tectton · -a: Swim Molds- lntet]lreting Setvices - ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :I: licensed Clinical Audiologist -z (614) 446·7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1-13 <---------.., WANTED: OLD RADIOS WANTED Any lrond Namo... loughl hfore 1940 Top monty fo r somt models of ltnlth. f'tt ilco, Alwtl tr Mint, PH. (31141 112·2220 t tn BOGGS DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL SALES & SERVICE JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Aulhoriud John DH rt, Now Hollond, lush Hog Form lquipmt nl Dtaltr F1r111 Equlttntllf Pert• & Ser.lu 1-3- '16 tit 10-S-tfc RADIATOR •VINYL SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSULA nON SER~ICE We can repair and r~ core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. · BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Eot imateo" PAT HILL FORD PH. 949-2801 992· 21 98 or 949-2860 M iddleport, Ohio No Sunday Calls 1-13-tfc 12·16-'16· 1 mo. 1/ 11 / tla Roger ,Hysell EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR · Garage Truck. auto, & Rt. 124, Pomtroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Tr•••111iulu PH. 992-5682 h111vy equipment rep1 i11 and w eld in g . !All m o keo & m o d e lo) PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 · John II. lenta Owner/Mechanic . or 992-7121 ..,...,., ..... 6-17-lfc Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trussell ..... 949· 2660 Dottie Turner ..... 992-5692 Office ............... 992· 2259 ·Am REAUOI Don't g<~ stung by htgh p11ces ! Shop ih• clos<r{IM sw•on YOUNG'S MOUNTAINEER CARPENTER SERVICE PARTS INC. Has Lowered Prlcts' . BODY SHOP . - Addont tnd tttnod.tlng - Root ing • nd gutter w ork - Concrt1t wo rk 64 - Plu mblnQ and t ltclr lcal work Mi1c. Merchandi se ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE FRI., JAN. 9 LONNIE NEAL AUCnONEEI PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 8-10-'86 tfn OPEN NEWER HOME - Wrth Gambriel type root, plu sh carpet. tremendous living room with cathedral ceilings, stone lireplace , equip ped kitchen. 3 bedrooms. lull ba sement. 2 heating systems. large older barn. pond and approximately 30 acres of nr ce laying pasture. $69,500.00. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES z IIEASONABII • RELIABLE NEW LISTING - POMEROY - A 3-4 bedroom home on a I acre lot Private but close in. Ca rport, garage. storage bUild· ing_Asking $17.000.00 ONLY Groceri••· BISSELL BUILDERS J.R.'s REPAIRS AUCTION 7=90 P.M. Everything from furniture to 4/ 1/ tt n _ PAR TS and SERVI CE 4-5 tic SIZE 23X3J)X007 Start~ at CHESTER - 985-3307 " At .Reasonable Pri<es " 985-3561 We Carty Fis hing Supplies tFrH Eotlmo tes) AMERICAN Shop Toeh•lolu oft Ouly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE We'll Sell You A APPLIANCE ·- RUTLAND •ZE N!lH KEN'S PlUMBING &,HEAnNG ( •SYLVANIA •SPEE DQUEE N tAUNOR V • GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SAIElUTE SALES& SERVIC E We Mm AFull Tt11t St. At . 33, Pomeroy, OH. Used Car or Fix Your Old One )J.'871 mo 1 Mo. 12-9-86. ·--WE AR E YOUR SA LES AND SERVI CE HEADQUARTERS FOR (CUI OUT FOR FUTURE USI) ~ B c..,, IMpiDrl/11111 25( E~CH . V. C. YOUNG In 9'12 ·6215 or 992-7314 romtroy, Ohio 4-15-'86-lc ForO • OM Truck hnd*'' ' 39 - t.t tl '6& Chtnml! Bumpe,...... GM 7:l · . e.,,. . 80 tl56 - Ford 7J. 71 t59 · ' THRU DEC. FREE INSTA,L ON BEOLINERS " WB 1ttll 1op qutli1y pitt I • 1nd tl1ve 3 V'· Fllll ·lflrougt. wmantv 1\/lilltblltv Of.I.IV(IIIY IN TAI·STAll' Alli e'" Loc11 304· 8112· 3728 ., tU57 0<11old<J wv 1-100·023-2013 12·J.Iti-l mo. lr~t l dllt WV 1·•00·1 8• · • • I AUTOMATIC 'TRANSMISSIONS REIUILT & REPAIRED USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM, ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAW SHADES., SUGAR RUN ASHLAND CAN IE PURCHASED DAlY AT THE DAlY SENYINEL TIL 3 P.M. PH. 992-9949 190 .MUliEIRY AYE. POMIIOY, Olt. 1Gb lartttn, o..- 12. 3()-111-1 t•• MAIN STIEET ow PIZZA · I . 222 E. Moln, P-ro¥ PH. 992-2221 : 4 P.M . 'Tit 11 P.M . Sund ay thru Thu rsdey Friday & Seturday " . 4 P.M . 'Til 1:30 A.l\11 . PilUS, SUS PIUAIIIAD 110- ' f.I ·'IJ . ) .... .I • �• Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel Annou ncem enls Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-OAY 3 Announcements beginning at 1 00 p.m Fac1ory Nice 2 bedroom Mobila Home, Roo•h Line On nice spot In Che1hire, 304-n3-6828 Choke, 12 guage shotgun a SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE ·-~-~- 676·3000. Two bedroom mobile home, turntshed, S76 deposit plus utilities. 304-675· 6612. Free to goQd home- Pure wh1h1 female cat -f ull grown . Fnondly r:: at & good mouser Ca ll 614 - 245-5462 fe mal e. 16 Pekingese, 1h Poodle Approx 3 mo s Bla ck. Call 614 446 -339 8 A~o0 enue Call Ask for Dawn 614 -446 - 2601 FOlJN O. Bl acll Bnd whit e cat. co rner of Court and Thfrd. Has been declawed Call 614 -446 "Then I said to my wife, 'This $200 bill for a mink coat, that's not bad,' and she ~ays, 'That's 11eor.Patty.'s DOLL.".' 676 6971 - ------,-- - ·IC- l ost · Reward -2 femal e st ratg ht leg Beagles Wh 1te with brown and black spo ts l ost m liberty A-vo a nd Rutland St area Mtddlopon 614 992 -5580 after 4 30pm 9 Wanted To Buy We p11y cash tor 181e modAl clean used can J1m M1nk Chev -Old• In c 8111 Gene J oh nso11 614 446 3672 TOP CAS H paid tor '83 model and neWer used can Sm1th Bu ick-Pontiac. 191 1 Eas lern A-v e. Gall•polis Call 614 -446- 2282 for Sale growning retail companv is saeklng an aggre11ive per~on willing to be tratned m retatl bu1meu. No prev1ous exp&rience r&qtmed. Eke benefits Sertd •esume and salary requirements to Wii-Car EntMPrisea, In c : P 0' 8 o)( 1308. Port•mouth. Oh1o 4666'2 . 12 Situations Wanted Will l•v e in & care<{gr o ne or twa amb peraona Light h o u1ekoep~ ing. Hours negotiabl e Write P 0 Bo._ 9 , Galhpoli1, Ohio 46631 Room end board for employed man N1 ce home. Family atmoa phere. Cat1614 -992· &873. Room and board for senior cit1zena Plenty of TLC. Call 614-992-6873. 15 to 16 ft fibe rglau Bus boat w11h motor & t rolling motor, etc. C&U &14-446· 1142 Gu heating · uove & gas drye r Cell 614-367-0613 8 uy1ng datly gold, 1il-v er cotns. rmg a. J&welry. ster hn g war e, old coma. large currency Top prices Ed. Burken BarbM Shop, 2nd Ave Middlepa n , Oh 614· 992 -3476 . BUYI NG RAW FURSI Glnung, Vellaw Root , beet and deerhid es. Also aelhng trapping su pplies, Wh eat Lites. Nite Lites. t-l ou 11 1 :00-9 .00 Closed Wed Geort~e Buck ley 81 4-664•4761 QU ILTS BOUGHT-SOLD Cuh pa1d. Pre 195 0's Single or whole co ll ec tion Call Mar c and Ellen Fulu 614-992-2 101 days or 614 ·692 -246 1 eva ninl)a and weekend• QUILTS BOUGHT -SOLD Cash paid . Pre 1 950 '1. Single or whole collection C1ll Marc and Ellen Fulu 61 4 -992 -2 101 days or 614 -692-2461 eveni ngs end weekends Buying jun k can Call6 1 4 9925649 11fter 5:00 pm S ur pr~ se Birthday Party to celebrate Evelvn Gam mon ' s 80th Birthday . All form er st udont1. l.11mlly, friends ond 111aociate s are welco me Ja nua ry 8th, 7 -9 Pt PI Pres bvtertan Chur ch Emp loyment Se rvices Help Wanted HOM E ASS EM8L V E•cell ant lptue time income; electroni c•. crattl , no experienct~. Others. informat ton 604· 641 -0091 11111 . 29 87, 7 days CALL NOW! Wen led Re cep tfoni1t for profea!lon al otftce Ex perience utqu lred. Salary commens urate With e1pR11ence. Se nd r11um e to· Bax T-1000 Galll poll1 Daily Tntx.tne, 026 Thu d A-ve Gt~ lhp o­ lla, OH 4 663 1 Wou ld hk e to do babytttling m my ho me, lacated near North Ga llia HS . Call 614-388-9098. Gl-..& piano and organ le11ons in my home to beglnntu , ad· vanced pupils and adulh Alao leactl c hording and tran1poamg. Call 614-992-6403: Financi al 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE Ot-110 VALLEY PU8USHING CO . recammends that you de buaine11 with people you know. and NOT to und man.,., through th e mail until you hava invesugated the offering Own yo ur own Jean·aportawear, ladieS apparel. children. matern ity. lerge 1izet, petite, dan cewe~r - aerobic or accello· rie• atore. Jordacha, Chic. Lee, Levi. bod. Gitano. Gueu. Calvin Ktam. Sttrglo Valenta, Evan Picone. Uz Claiborne, Members Only. Guoline, Heatttuo over 100 0 o thers ·• 14 800 to t2 6 .900. inventory. 1r11ninog. fixtures, grand cpRning e lc Can opRn 15 dt'l l Mr Keenan (306)678 3639 Own your own Jeart -l portswaar, lad iu 11pparel. c h ildren s mat8fn ity , large alzet, petite, dancewear-aerobiic or accauorlu st o re. J orda che, Chic, Let. lev i. hod. Gitana. Gueaa. Calvin Klein: Sergio Valenta. Evan Pico ne, liz Claiborne. Member~ Only, GltOIInt. Hulthltll: onr HJOO othefl , &14 , BOO to &28,900 invtntorv. training, flxttJres. grand opening etc Can op&n 15 dtya. Mr. Keena.-. 23 Professional Services Piano & o r~:~ an teuont. Mary lucn . Call 814-446-9787 or 614·446·4426. Sterk• Tree and Lawn Service Hedgt l, s hrubs , buattu trimmed, land1ciping. 1tump and leaf removal. 304-676· 2842 (It 676-2010. Real Estal!! 33 Farms for' Sale 100 AcrR Farm Call 614- 386 - 8139 1786. Parttime houtekeeptnQ po1ition in &plnt mlllf1t bulldmg locat e d in Pomeroy, OH. Se nd u perience 6 three references to P.O. Bo)( 136 . Marfetta , OH 45760 We 11 e a n e q u al o pportu niiY employer Dependable tn dlv1 dual tor gen eral off ice work Mull htwe accurate 1yping 1hllls, good hendwriting . & pleastnt telephone voice. San d resume to Bok T-2000 G(l ll ip olis Dailv Tubune. 826 Umd Ave Ga ll ipolis. OH 4 5631 - - -- - - --·lc- Government job1 . $16.0 40 t69. 230 yr Now hiring Call 805· 687-6000 E•t . R-9805 fo r current federa l li11. 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr .. eir, pool. gal-age. Nice Co mmmci al property. carnat lots & highway front1ga llat with ul We have buyer~ . A-One Re el Eltalt· Broklf Call 304 · 674· 6 104 or 304·674-5386 . ••It Mull now l Two hou1e1 in Middleport. One, 8 room1 and bath end othltf 9 rooms end beth. Bolh good condition . Dol~ pr1 ced below appral1ed value. Ca ll 61 4 · 992 -8B03. 2 br. kit chen, bathroom, with laundry room. living room & din ing roam. all elec. Appro~~: . 7 mites fro m Pt Pl. on Rt 82. 2 lracu appro• 1 ac:ramora0fleaa overloo lt lng •Ka nawha River. UO,OOO. Call 304· 676·6440 betw een 8.30 and 4 :30. F-ederal, S tate nnd Civ1l Service jobl. t 15,414 to *6 8,786-tyellr. 1- - - - - - - -- -Now hiring · Call fob Une 1-5 19- 2 b11drooms , khchan, bath, l..-ge U9-l611 Ext F· 13860 for 11 -..l ngroom , full baument , lilt ing. 24 hi. . forced t it o•• heat with centrtl 1ir t:Qnd, det ached g1rtgt, Po1i1ion Notice: Wanted pl!lrt alumn liding. Pr leed In ttlt JO' t, time boo kltetper, 20-24 hourt 202 N. Park Dr.. 304-89&weekly . 16.60 per hour min· 3635. lmu m. Experience if' Account• I- - - - -- - - - -P1yablt, Accountt Receivable, 3 btdroom Jerrya Run Road , P1yrOII and Cultamer Acco unt• • • 6 .000 00, 304· 678· 2&18. required. CoJnputar all parience preftned. Send 111umeto Me lg1 lnd u•lrl•. P.O. Bolt307, Syura- 32 Mobil& Homes cu•e. ' Ohl(l 45779 . An equal for Sale oppcwtunlty employer. High 1chool J unlortandSanlor~ can join the Army Natio nal G1.1ard now. Begin earning a monthly PIV check 1mt defer your ectNe duty training until Hutche1 8400 andup up. Bunk 8796 Oeah $100 to t376. beds cQmplate w -math'MIH t296andup tot396 Babybed1 676-4874 0110&0175 MonrHIHOrbo• 1prlng1 lull or twin t63. firm 873, and tal. Queen set• t225 , King t350 4drawarcha•t•6&. Dressers $89 . Gun cabinets 8, 10. & 12 gun . Gat or electric range 8375. Babv mattrnsu t36 & $46 . Bed framea t20, S30 & Kmg frame t60. Good seleottan ot bedroom 1ultet, metal ceblnett, headboards $30 and up t o $65. 2 bodnlOm mobile hQme Upper NEW AND USED MOBILE HOM ES KESSE L'S QUALITY MOBILE t-IOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. AT 35. J,n. 1987. 304-175-3980 or I·P _H _O _I'_E l _I_1_4_·«_ 8_-7_Z_7_4_ _ 1·800. 142 "3119 · 14•70 Fltotwood, 3 bdr. 21u11 Pr1r1 tim• help with alderty lady. · batht . tottl elec. like new. price Soma houte cltenlng. Raf..-en· negotl~•- Call ah• 4 ~ ­ cea required. Reply to P~O . Box 1 dav1, anytime wHktndt 814461, Po int PltiiJnt , W Vt 388· 8633. 1-------.. 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom basic rent 8176.00 plus elec1ric. AIID requtred a $200.00 security deposit. CON TACT · Jack10n Ettatet Dept Ph 446 · 3997 Equa l Mousing Opportunity . Used Furniture. dryer. woQd table & 2 b111t1ch.,, bed1, dresser, wood wardrobe. 3 miles aut Bulav1111 Rd. Open 9AM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat. 614·446·0322. Furnished apt. • 176 00 water r.J. 2 bedroom 131 Y, Fourth Ave Ph. 446-4416 aft• 7pm Business Buildings Office space - Store space in Pt Pleaunt, S200.00 A·One Real Estste Ph. 304·6715-5104 11987) Anyone mtere1ted In the 17 acre1 of Harold t-lolsinger, contac t daughter Juna Payne at 614.289-4436, Plkecon. Ohio 45661 . Theacreag•iswithin 1 1/ , m1le1 ol Forked Run Lake. Aahton buildmg lots, mobile; homaa permitted, Clyde Bowen. Jr 304· 676·2336 Rent als 41 Houses for Rant 2 bedroom I 3 bedroom h o uns for rent Ph . 441·1875. 2 Bedroom houaa, 842 Ftrtt Ava , Gallipolis No pets . refer ence~ & depo l it required. Avail lbleJan . 1, 1987 Call614 -256· 1629. Newly decorated, must h1111e good refMenct Call at 631 Fo urth Av e . In Gall ipolis ' Daytim11 GOOD 2 to 3 bedroom apt Canvanient location In town. All ulllltiHpaid e326.00mo .. refer ancet It dep oait required . Wiseman Roal Estate Agency Ph. 614-446· 3 bedroom houu. unturni1htd. 2 children. no pe11. Call 6H· U6-0321 3 ~ed room houu, til c •rpeted. on Rt. 218. UOO mo. plu1 depo11t. Call614-2&1i-1623. Beautiful new hou1e In Pomeroy. Alto new one bedroom furnlt hed •Ptr1mtnt In Mlddl• pori Call 614-448- H562 or 814-992-5304. Cardinal in Middleport. 2 bedroom home In cou ntry. large yard Langavllle area. Deposit tequlrtd . Clll81 4 -742· 3644 Ray's Used Furniture. Addison Cr~ll 61'1t-446 -0637 King coal l tove, t160 Pot belly ttove, 81.00. laundry ltove, 186. ~pst~l!•. ~t.!~~~~~~~ ~-- ~J?~, car'J)eted. u11lit1et pald. no ch1ld'ren . ' Bathroom heater. 110. Fuel oil no pels call 446-1637. stove, 17&. Chest ot drawer~, $36 . Dresser, $46 8uHtt, 626 Apartment tor Rent, 821 Se- Bunte bed•. eas. Gun cabinet, cond A-vanua, 2 BR, Ektre Nice. t45 Open 10·6 Mon.· Frl equipped kitchen . C·/ A t260 / ma. Cell614· 446-2158. Pickens Used Furniture. Gaod quality used furniture Open 9 to Nice unfurn apartment 4 roo ms' 8 o r call for appojntment. & bath Close 10 achools & 304 -676-6483 or 675 ·1450. ahopplng Ref. 6 Sec . Oep. r&qtllred. Call 614-446-0444 . Queen t 1ze water bed and drawen, 1200 00 304-895· Completely turn 2 BR apart- 3823 ment, ltrge ll~tlng room 468 Seoond. Adults . 8226 per GE wuher and dryer, white. month Sac. Oep. 6 Rof. Cell 8100.00 each. 304 -676 -7641 814-448-2236. 446-25B1 . evenmgt. Ju11 built 2 bdr dllplex. -extta nice. gaod location. no pet1 l Flef&Jence & security deposit roqtJired. Call 814-446-1250. 53 Furni1htd apartment, next door to hbraJV. One prof"11onaladutt only. Perking. Call 614-446· 0338 Furnished apt 9 19 Second. Gallipolil. t160. Utilities pd Single male, ahara bath . 446•418 aher '7pm 2 bedroom thl ar view apt Washtr and dryer n-atlabl e. uitlitiea paid, equippad krtchen. newly painaed end curtains, no peu . dapoalt. Ideal tor working girts tathtrtexpenct. 614·992· 0639 morn lnos. for Rant 2 bdr., all utllitiet paid except elac , turn or unfurn., sec. depaait required. Convenient lo catlan. Ctll814·448-8658 or Someone to move in and ahare ltvlng upence 2 children wetcoma. 814-992.-7662 call1fter pets. phon• 304· 876-1388-. Sm1ll turnl1hld ept. adultt. no P"''· rofronceo. Po;nt 304-876·1386 E._gr...-.. 4 mi* p.. t Hob:tr. Coll814-448-1323. t 332-9746. 1978· 2•0 Timberjeck alclnner. Ctll 614·388· 9062 or 398· 3000 Ford tractor-new ahQrt block with plow• and dit c 13950, gravity bed Wagon *296. 2 row corn planter $275, Call 814-286-6522 Guitar, E-70 tire. dryer, Kawalllk• motorcyete, Volkeswagon, chain saw. txerc:iu blkt. bicv· clea. car carriers. 304-676- 2010 John Deere diuel tractor with plow• and disc 13960. New Idee Dyne Bounce mower t496. Late model 224T John Deere bller t1296. Hey wagon *300 Coiii14-2BI-1522 55 Building Supplies 1980 long 610, 4)(111, e• HP. Independent PTO . Call 614· • Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipe( , win dOW I , lintels, etc. Claude Win· tert, ' Rio Grtndt, 0 . Call 814- 4U·9667. .,-:-:,.,----,-,-,---·lp- ConcrfJta blocks aU sizes yard or deUverv. Muon sand. Gallipolit Block Co , 123 ~ P4ne St ., Galllpolll. Oh10 Call 814· 446- White Farm Tractan, Rest Price In Area, Siders Equipment Co, Htnderton, W Va 304·675- 1 918 JO 360-C buUdo!ar. I wey bltda and Winch. t8500. 814·198-6631 ••k for Rickey . 246·5121 ' Pets for Sale · Now buying 1hell corn or elf corn. C1llfor Itt eat quotet. Rlvtf City Farm Supply. 61 4· 446· 2915. 63 9167 ' AKC Reg. miniature Oach1hund puppin & AKC Rag. Pekinltse puppies. t1150 each. C.ll &1•- Livestock t-lolatem bull calf. Call614·388152... ;;;::::::;:;;:::;:;;::::;::== Hay "· Grain "' Large round baln of hay for sale. t10.00 each Ph . 814 -446- 1052. Hay for Hie. e1 .60 814-251-1427. 1 bale. Call Mixed grass hey tor tile. Cell 146·7920. 114·949-2237. AKC registered Chow-Chow pupplu, very reuonabte prlcn, call after 15 ·30, 304-178 -1799. t-lay, b4,ue ribbon fair , $1 00 and t1 .50 sqUIIre bale. Phone 3041876· 5086 atctr 6 p m., night loading UKC Pitt Bull puppl11, 8 wMkt old, 304-882-3796. Musical Instruments Tran sporta tio n 71 Pen-ey CS BOO. CS 200, two 2&0's pow8f amps, 1lx. Sun cabinet:•. 8 CL traynor mixer, 10 ft . 10 power can llghtatand. Call Autos for Sal& 69 Pontltc: leMens. 400 eng. Ntw 1uto. trant New rear end. New water pump. *750 . Cell 614.446·3126. 814-446-2119. 58 1974 Pontile: U.Mana, t1 ,500 or beat ofltt. Call 61•· 367- Fruit · ·& Vegetables 0541 . A new lrtJckload thott f1mou1 ~ke Ontario Appl•. l•rv• aize, good keeper•, 7 varl.-1.,, all fruit and produce. Jaclt ' t Fruit Mtrket, Rt. 35, t-lendtrlon. W.Va Fo~r m S uppl 1 1 ~s 198• ChiVy Chevette, 4 spd., Ctl h Price *2399 . John's Auta Sales. BullVille Ad .• Gallipolit, OH Coiii14·U6·4782 79 Ford Pinto, 4 C'11 atJto. new 'tires, AM· F.M eauatte, ex . running cond. took• good. •ooo. Jack10n Estate•. on Rt. 36 bv Foodla.nd, Apt. 888 , anytime. ChM~rotat Mtlibu Ctetslc:. 4 dr. 1977. nice car. Interior perfect . ® MOVIE: 'Shadqw Qf 73 our Vans & 4 W .O. runs & lookt SJOO(I. U 100 with m~a. t2900 without Ctll 61 Farm Equipment CFIOSS • SONS U.S . 315 Wnt. Jacklon, Ohio. 814·317-7877. 1970 CheveUe conv., 3&0 auto. trent., ·,M tlrM, "ewtop, & new ellhiUtt. e2850 or bn:t off• . FRANK A·ND It-==========:.J.::·:·:·==·=======~ SNAFU™ by Bruce Beattie ' .• • -----,------- For ttle or t~acle for alngta axle dump tru Ck, 78 Cadillac Eltlorodo·lootJhJifl 80.000 oc· . • 0 • •• 0 • 0 0 tuel mil•. brand new Goodyear Aniwa tlrn, brand new diic brelt81, IOM!ed. Call 114-4-tl 2232 ehtr 5pm 1871 Volk•w•gon Rabbit. good cond . New motor, uklng 11100. Co11814·211-1878. • 1983 Ply~th HOrir:on . Runt great. Ctllt1•· 992·1421 0 1181 VW GuH. 5 tpeld, AC. gold color. 2•.000 mll11. Like f'ole-W Room• tor rent. dey. week. month Gtllla Hotel. Call 114· •41-1'7111. Rent as •120 month. f 1172 Carv•lta, .. c 110nd, ••law te.aoo.oo n-11oblt. 304-178-ISOI or 304-191·3427. Q ,OOO actuel mil•. 1r HAP A HALF LIFE • Want to buy : ,Engine. 1980 Monte Carlo 360-305 . Phone 304-676-7457 or 675·6391 . Furnllhtd room 919 2nd, GtHI· poll1. 1)15. Utllltl" pd. Share b.,h, I ngltl mil~ . Call 441· «11efter 7pm. 1111 Mont• Certo. O.C. 304· ~ 171 - 1130 or 171· 3341. 6 DAY.S. Of ALLEY OOP' ' Home Improvements •c. -·' .' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional Nfltime guaran· tee. local references furn11tled . Free estimates. Cell collect 1-614-237-0488, doy or night. Rogera Batement W1ttrproofmg , SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parts, and 1uppliu Pick up and delivery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one halt milt up Georges Creek Rd. Call 614- - FTM Gen..-al Contracting 1 3yrt IXI*'Itnct Roofing & Con·· 1truction Ph. 814-388-9308. Free estimates 10% off during th a holidays, otter expirtt Jan 8:06 8:30 TH 15 NOTE FRO'A Fetty Tree Trimmmg, atump remo'olal. Call 304-676· 1331 , MI<S. STENEfLE 5rAI<TS OFF PRETTYGC\Xl... RINGLES ' S SERVICE. eKperlen ced c arpenter, electrician, mtaon. plinter, roof1ng !indud· ing hot tlr •ppllcation) 304675-2088 or 676·7147. IT SAYS : BUT AFTER THAT, ITS DOWNH ILL.. ALL THE WAY. 'MY DEAR MR. WORTLE.:'. ' CIJ lit CIJ Dynooty (CCI Adam mee1s Ben's long· los! daugh1er Leslie. Ml· chael and Amanda plan a romant ic sailboat trlp and Krystle dreams that Ben tnes 10 kill Blake on a bu siness tnp to China, a dream that may very well ' come true. (60 m;n.) CII Dlocover tho World of 895·3102 Science (CC) Host Peter Gravu loo ks at a ma jor fossil find In Nova Scotia !hat could link tho maue•· A1hby Con struction , cltfpentery, remodeling. room eddition, cement 'block work, roofing. inlerior and exterior painting. t iding. Roofing. FrfH!I e11imat:es. tinction of dinotaurl to II· taroids colliding· w1th the or 676·6162 BARNEY DOC .. I Plumbing & Heating GOT THIS TERRIBLE PAIN MY CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATING HIP AN'- - Cor F o urt~ tnd Pine Galllpolit. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614446-4477 • ' HMMM·· ARE YOU HURTIN' T~IS WILL ae- - BEFORE I GET OF HERE E~NVWHAR General Hauling show In America Is fee· 9:30 D CiliHI You Again? (CC) In Stereo Jamq Boy s Water Serv ice At1o • ~ : pool• filled . Call 814-258-1141 · ,. or 814-446-1176 or 614·446- SNAKE!! ' Umtttone end 1labwood hauled . AI Tromm, Rutland. Call 614· . ! • 742·232a. 11 the differenl architectural 8tyes of American churches. (60 min ) ' T &. l Water delivery anytimo Ph 6, 4 - 388 - 9732 sam e day delivery . serial killer u_.,. jingles as clues 10 his /murders and challengea Magnum to ooteh him. (80 m1n.) (R) . il]) Smlthoonion World tured along with a look ' ,' 7911. ea rth . (80 m;n I ® II) (!}) Magnum, P.l. A -(CC) The largest airplane ELSE, LOWEEZY '? '' THEY EMBRACED WI-TH GREAT URGENCT'.THEIR LIPS TOUCHBD,QUIVBRING WITH A PIRE·LIU PASSION. NO WOULD HAVE GUESSED THEY WERE MAIRlED. THEY WERE NOT. Wau erson ·a .Wil e r Hauling , reaaon1bl e rites. immediate 1,000 gallt;tn delivery , cistarn1, pools, welt. etc. call 304-5'76- 10:00 D (I) 1!11 St. EIMwhoro (CCI Morrioon. Ehrlich ond Chandler fight In a ' llged ·cep1Ura the flog ' mili18ry conteo1 while Croig ho'"t to rein11s11 hl1 mold'• huoband, a Soviet doctor. 160 min.) (ll Amorlco'o Cup Chol· Iongo Downundor: The Final Four {60 m;n.) _.. CIJ lit (() Arthur Helley'a Hotel (CC) Dave 1urns, to amphetamlntl to prepare , for hit bar eum, Christine 2919. mov11 In with Peter when hr 1p1rtmtnt ia rtf nttd and 1 youngc.crlmlnol on probotion bo1rl'fl hit be· nefactor. (10 min .l Odd Couple (() Book It 1M Ranch (CC). liD • ()) EqUIIim McCall t-lou 1e coal O.ll'olered 1 ton and 304-876· 1247 7->o~..:-::o:-:-:c::--• • A • M Cuttom CouchH and Atupholatery. St. Rt. 7, Crown Chy, Dh. 114·268-1470, Eve. 114 ·••6- ~38 . •m PEANUTS LISTENTO THOSE VIOLINS ! 60~. I'D LOVE TO PLAV IN AN ORC~E5TRA ... COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Routt 33. No"h of Pom•oy 0 YESTEIDIY'S SCIAM-IITS ANSWEIS Li::hen -:. Goqp! :_ Craft - Guilo/- TOu;H Famous quote: Most people want to be delivered from temptation, but would like to keep In TOUCH." BRIDGE 1 Of COURSE, VO\I D WWE TO- ~CTICE help• a female construe~ l ion worker who olalmalht witn..lld 1 murder in 1 lu :tt:ury high-rite IPirtmtnt. (60 min.) (j]) Newa . ,, ---------------- ' ---r------------ ~ James Jacoby 1-l-81 NORTII +AQ64 'AQJ tA 5 4 32 +K •!(! WEST F.AST • J 9 52 , 875 • 10 3 'J 1010 6 • J 98 +A 6 5 4 t76 +JI097 SOUTII +K 8 7 'K 942 tKQ +Q 8 3 2 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: So uth Wet1 Nor1b P ass Pass It Puss I• 6 NT Pass Pass Pass Puss Ea11 t Opemng lea d ,.I. South I NT Pass +J mond s), leaving yourself truns(lQrtatiOn between your hand nnd dummy in the other su1ts A new book by James Jacoby and h1.< father. the late Oswald Jacoby, Is now available at bookstores It rs "Jacoby on Card Games, " publrshed by Pharos Book.< . 11 1917 NEWSI' APim li:NTF.RP Rist: A ~'iN a ill 700 Club Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat well• compllled umeday. Pump ulet and serv1ce. 304· Mowrev ' t Upholat•lng tiN'ino ,. 1 trlcountyarea21 Ylltl . Thtbtst in fumkuft upholst_,jn;. C•ll , • ao• - 175 - •114 for tree. · ... • TIERS When East won the club ace and returned a club, declarer was right away ([) Honeymooners confronted w1th choices. Of course he II Cil (J]I Highway 10 won the club queen, but what to lhrow Hooven (CC) Jonathan and from dummy ? It was not really too Mark help a pony thief de· difficult to let go a heart. That w ~y , ir ci de what to do w1th the diamonds split 3· 3, he had 12 tricks. II million do llars he found in not, he still had chances. He played K· a briefcll e. (60 min) In Q of diamonds and went to dummy Stereo. with the heart ace . Now the ace of dia· ill Bring 'Em Back Alive (J) College Buketball: St. monds drew a club discard from West Johns at Georgetown (2 as South also shed a club. Next came hrs.) Live. · dummy 's qpeen of hearts, and a trip CIJ CIJ Perfect Strangers back to his hand with the spade king (CCI Balk1 and · Larry a1· When the heart king brought down the tempt to keep the1r newoutstanding hearts, South was able to found dpg a secret from continue with the fourth heart. Look landlord Twinkaceni . W Cll College Beake1ball: 1_"""' that did to West. Because he had to keep lhe spades guarded, he had no Alabama at Ken1ucky (2 choice but to throw his club tO away hrs.) and hope that Easl held the club e1ght. CII MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour No such luck! Not only did South have @ II) (!}) New M;ke Ham· the eight of clups, but he also had been mer A 16-year-old g irl hi res careful enough to watch the club Hammer to fmd her miss · spots, so he knew his e1ghl was high •ng father. 160 min.) Some things lo remember . Leave (j]) Discover the World of open as many options as possible when Science (CCI Host Pe1ar forced to make an early discard. When Graves looks at a major you have 11 tricks and possibllilies in fossil find in Nova Scotia other suits, the defenders are likely to that could lmk the maas ex· gel squeezed. In taking your high-card tinction of dinosaurs to 88· tricks, you should first take the tricks teroids colliding with the In blocked suits (in this case, dia earth. (60 min.)" I]) MOVIE: 'Woman of Subotenco' Part 2. CIJ MOVIE: 'Father Gooae' CIJ (I) Head oftho Clua (CC) When En c provokes a ious phone call from a man claiming to be an admirer of hers eince h igh school In Stereo. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 304·576-2398 or 614-446· 2464 ootlmotft. I I I I I IAI I I I I' w·M6LE IBl Benson 9:00 0 CIJIHI Glmme a Breek (CC) Nellreceivea • mystor· 1113 ford Thundlrbkd (tt.rit· ... Edttlont IHded wtrh •me. •c cond. 42.000 mM•. 1ft" 1,00 PM. 304-H2·ml. • Complete lfle dwdle QllOied by ftll1ng m lh e mmmg word s yo u deve lop from step No 3 below I' " ' PRINT NUMBERED ~ LETTE RS By James Jacoby son. 46 Space for Rant f1200. 304·1711-1138. I I 17 I' lg 1e L-.J.-...L.-.l.-.J.l....-/o..-.J D CIJ Judge chology to 1eoch him a los· • RON ' S Telev isi on Servic e. Hou1e calls on RCA , Qua•ar, GE Speeltllng 1n Zenith Call t .--A-C_E_M_I_L_..., W CZl Too Close for Com· teacher Into hining him, Charlie usea reverse psy- All types carpentry- work Interior/ exterior. Remodeling:-' kitchen•. bathrooma,baltment con'oleraiona, gerag11, lr" tstl· mattt. Call 814· 446· 6174. Upholstery . ·: a ' . -------------------- ., Optn dally 9 to. ' :lO. Sat . 1 :30 to 1 :30, Old • new UphOitMtd. " He's the only one available • ' 1171 Muttang, condtdon, four nM redllla, ntw lhodll. Nnery. tk-nlna belt, e11hau1t. Largo lou. Coli 814·992·7479. · ,,35 8:00 Se rvi ces 87 :.! ®Wheel of Fortune Ill (!}) 1!11 Jeopardy Y~A~'$ ~E.>Ot..UjiON ... now. tiiOO. Call 814-742- up J im Lan ier, 3010. . o• 875·7397. 0781. 6 I I 1 1 fort W~L.I.., ,ANOTH~F NuCL.fA~ Old • · Pontia c-C hevy - Chevy truck. ut,ed automatiC turbo trantmleeione. Call 614-446· 0968. Repairing Alao Available. 85 1978 Ford Bronco, 4 wheel drtve. PS·PI . air, AM rJdlo, t2200. COntact H1rotd George, 814· 441· &341 . 5 Keeping options open elud e Georgetown. Hous· ton . 'Kentucky and Virgin1a. 2220 82 t---,.:R.:..:E:r-V:.,A::--TT.--11 I bellfMl Hthe government were lo uk to have the paper clip In· vented today ~ would have saven moving parts, two battsriis and ~-ulre servicing al least - - 8 • NCAA Final Four High· lighta Highllghts of the t984 final four teams in· Budget tran1mt1110ns u1ed & rebuilt all typea Torque converters & tranlfer case1. Engine over haul kits Allison Tran•miaalon parts and eve Joints . . Minimum 30 dav to lifetime warrtnty. Will deliver. eastland carrrv or in1tall Ph . 614· 379· ~04- 876 - 5445 ! Game (J) NlnotO.n Eighty Four Auto Parts & Accessories «6·0294. r,-,s_V,E~W_Ir--i, l' I I 1· I . 7:05 I]) Sanford and Son 7:30 0 Cil [IJ New Newlywed 1984 Cl'le\ly Custom Van 25,000 mil es Loaded with extras Call 614-992-6421 81 II I Ill (ll) (j]) WhHI of Fortuna llll Barney Miller 197612 pa11engar Ford van. A good buy. Cell 61111 -446 -2310. 76 I II Fear' Pan I. " ®News il]) MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh- 3429. 82 Atbblt Olesel, clean, •harp, 448-8201 . • fll Cll M'A'S'H D [IJ People's Coun 1974 Ford Courier. body good c:ond. needs motor. 304-676· Ctll614·446·7904 MatHV Fefiluton. New Hollen d. 8uth Hog Sal• 6 Str'ollct O'oltr 40 uted trectort to chooll from • complete lint of new a. used ~uipmtnt . Largnt seiiCIIon in s E Ohio ' For You". 16, 1987. Electric: hotpital bed for 1111. Excellent condition. See at 129 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy or call 614-992-3833 or 114-3786214 • No1 Perfect, But I'm P6rfoc1 1976 Ford Ranger F-160, UQO.OO. call after 6 .00, 304· 468-1904 or 468-1727. 62 Wanted to Buy Co11 114·441·1113 or 614· .. -:-:-:c"' --::--:-:~-:-:::-:= 1----------- Dragonwynd Cattitry Kennel CFA Hlmal.,-an, lt.r1i1n and Si•mese kinant. AkC Chow puppiet. Call 614·U6· 3844 57 The multi -talented Grace Jones talks about the sue· cess of her new smgle. ''I'm cyl . standard. good condrtlon. Nearly new topper , $2000.00 . . · 304-468..1801 . 7421 . 5762 56 CIJ Entertainment Tonigh1 1977 Ford pickup. F-100 ol• 2783. Pole BtJIIdlng• by Quality Buildert Worhhopt, c_arport1. tnimal sfJtlteu, gtregn. Free e1tlmttea . Phone 614· 384 - mick (J) SportsCentar 9312. Rutt Ktnmore dryer 1100. White GE w1atler $100 .• 304876-3816 aftlll' 6 :00. to do the driveway?!" ' ' qutpmen 27'x36'x9'EAVE with sliding door & eervict door U ,288.00 erected Iron Horae Building• Ph.614· Surpfu1, army, denim, Carhart, rental c lothing E11t of RINenawood . Sam Som~Nille' • · 304· 273· 6866, Fn, Sat, Sun, 12:00· 0 DO PM .· All size as clothing. heavy all winter, in1ulatttd. dacron• coveralls e215 00 gr...,, Coiii14-UI-7032. 3 lA uall•. 1'!1 both. loca<od In E 814-281-6451 . Oo wnata1r1 fumithed tpt, 1 bedroom. 400 Twenty f lrtt Street. 2 utllit.i• paid, f2 16.00, adulu, retr.,eas and aectJrity depo1lt, 30111-175-2851 6:35 7:00 UTILITY BLDG SPECIAL Tony's Gun Repain, hot reblueing Open 9 :00AM to 7:00PM . . 114-441·1341. 2 RR , Mobile Home •t btr· arm 5,00 p.m. Ploo.. nt. For rant SIHping Mooms and light hause keepiqa rooma. P1rk Central H0te4 Call 81•· •4&· 2 8R, t150/ mo . plut depoth end utlltiM. Aaecoon Rd. Call Firewood for aale. 136 per load or 5 loads $ 150 dellvlt'ed and stacked. 614-949-2&01 altltf Apartmenl for rent. 3 room• and bath. newly remodeled, utllltln furnished . Call 304·675· 3449. 61 F JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. SA 3& w. O.llipotil. Ohio Call614 -448· 9777, eve. 814-•48-3692 Up front tractOrtWithwtrrtnlyover•ouatd tractor~. 1000 tools. & liVI:S IIICk 2461. ' - - - - - - - -·lc- ·~ 614·247-4292. 2010 John Deere dleteltractor· plowa, dl•c $39&0. New Idea OyneBouncemowert-49&. Late model 224T John Oe..-e bsl• t1296. Hay wagon UOO C1ll 814-288-8622. '" Firewood, all hard wood . Hut \'Ouchen eccepted. t J5 . a pickup load . Phone 61l -742- APARTMENTS, mablle homn, houaea. Pt Pla•ant and Gallipo· On• bedroom tumihsed apt in Point P11111nt , edult1 only, no erch&ndise Firewood for aale. Sea•oned oak. Accept heat voucher Call 81 . _742 . 26 ._ 15 - - - - -- - - - · l cGood usld couch and chair t160. 2 end tablet tnd coftH table f50. C1l 814·949-2249 after 8 :00pm. - - - - -- - -- -lcFor tale : Ftrewaod. Heal vouchers t ccepted. Dan Ta_ylar. 614- 742· 2426 or 614 -7422592. 1'461 . Wed M 1SC. Mixed hardwood 1l1b1 t12. per bundle Containing approx. . 1Y, tont. FOB Ohio Pallet Co Poineroy, Ohio . Call 614-992- 614-949·2218 2 bdr lulty turni1htd adull1 only, utll. paid. Call '14-UI-•110. 441-1102. 5006. 1 bedroom apt. In Middleport. e1 50 month plu1 utilities Day• 614-992 -66•5 or eun lngt 45 Furnished Rooma 2 Bedroom turnlthld. We accept HUO, a..ullfut riYtf vitfW Fot• tttt Mobilt Home P•rk 814· Ut ed A· 66 Ditch W1tch Trenchef & John Deere Oo;~: er . · Call 614-694-7842 ar 614· 694- 614·992-50B4 614-446·4778 In Eureka· nlct tnd cle.n. lduhl only. No pt11. depoalt r8quirtd. 180.00 mo. tllll14· 251· 1631 before 10 • .m. Firewood tor sale. Hardwood. Large pick-up load 136. Call 614-448-9266 or 446 -1437 Middlapan Allutllltlet paid Call 2 'h bedroom apt. 304-876&968 after 6 :00 PM . 42 Mobile Homes 2 roll• steel cebl&- 7 / 8. Call 614 -446-3243 after 5 PM . 2 bedroom furni1hed apt. 1n 54 M" 54 Misc. Merchandise 1973 Supar Stinger, 400 TK t nowmoblle, 803 milu. Very good cond. Call 814-446-6278 . 1975 Ford F-250. Super Ceb. Auto, PS, AC, 78,000 milet . Looks and run1 good. 88715 new tiril1, ~.;~;;~~;~~~; ~~:;~~·;.~~;""~"~,...~~~1 4-apaed, 1'81 Mazda truckIKC , 4. cond. cyl .. 304-875-&822 after 4 ·30 p m. Ol.ck Springer Spanlll, Cock.Spanitl mix. puppiea. 4 mo old main. 140-each. Calll14-245- 6 cham binden. 2 of them .,. recoilnl. t100. Cell 614· 446· 2819 . 7481 . - - ' - - - - - - ·lc- 2 AKC Reg;storod Slber;on 64 Hutkleo. $250/ polr. Coli 614266·8132. Black powder 5 95, caps. flasks, horn s. bag1, quick lo ader~ . Thompaon center part I . Munl• lotd lng Speciality Shop, Mill· creek Rd. Hra. M-F 6-8 PM . Set . 1-5. Co11614-446-2318 "WE WERE IN l-UCK" .. , 1973 C-185 Ch1111y live Tandum $3600 614-898-8631 aak for Richey. Antique quilt, tog cabin pattern. 11870 period) . Price f300 FIRM . Ca11246-6416 Plastic cistern state approved. pleat1c •eptlc tank1, pl111tlc culvena. metal culvena RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jack· son. Oh. 614· 206·5930. 6:06 6:30 CAPTAIN EASY - -- - - - , - - - ·lc- 1 ill Big Valley (J) Mazda SportoLook fll Jefferson• ® 3·2·1, Contac1ICCI il]) Secret City llll Facts of Life ([) Andy Griffith D Cil (B) NBC News (J) lnolde the PGA Tour CIJ lit (I) ABC Newo fll Cll Hogen'o Horoeo CII Doc1or Who ® II) (!}) CBS News il]) Newton'o Apple (CC). @ Good Tlmei ([) Saf111 Homo In Stereo II Cil PM Magazine ill Hardcastle and McCor- m 1979 Ford: V-8. auto., 19'78 Chevy 6 cyl., ttandard Call 614-448-3243 1fttr 5 PM • to form four llmple words TABPHY 2 1 IHI Newo 1978 2 ton GMC septic tank cleaning truck with 1600 gaUon tank, hosea, dump bid. Call 814-448-4782 d ·7-B7 ltttert ,of four ocramblad wards be· EVENING e,oo D CilCIJ a CIJ!lD II) (!}) 1981 Ford. F-100. Y:t ton, 361 , V-8. Stand•d. 66.000 mllu, thort bed. good condition , () · after 7PM . Callahan 's Used Tire Sh(lp. Over 1,000 tires, sites 12, 13, 14 , 16, 16 . 18.6 8 mites out Rt. 219. Call61• ·256· 6251 . 2 bedroom apts., New Haven Alao cammercial apece s uitable for aarob1t1, tannlnog, crafl 1. Call 304-882 -3581 or 61 .. · 992- 2 -llory. 8 rQom• & bath, ba•emant, large yard, c lose to schools, all carpeted. Retart n· ce1 end De posit 304· 675 · 2651 Antiques ~ 13.000.00 Co11614·245-5077. 1663. Furmshed II unfurm1hed apts , e160.QO and tJp. relerence• Ph . 304-675-5104 A-1 Real Estate. "'· 814-446 -8221 . 30H78-36!5 114-446-7398. For 11le: Sofa and matching chatr. Call614- 367-0403. 2641. 2 btdroomt on Ohio Rt 141 , all carpeted, 2 mil11 from down· town O.llipoll1, dtpotit tnd relrencn required, t275 .00. APPLIANCES 614·448-1149. . Deluxe downtown apartmentnewtv rtdacor1ted 2 bdr. epl . with lull insulation, complete kitchen, wnher -dryer, air cond . tundeclt Call 814-448- 4383614·446·2469 daya. 61 4·446·01 39 8Yenlng• Ill weeltenda. 2 bdr. ho tJse on Pine Hill Cemetery Ad Cell 614-4482 and 3 bedroom apartmMtl 2196. and houu1 in Pomeroy or Middleport . Furn lthtd or unlur· 1 bdr. newly remodeled inc ludu nla hed Pay own u11lltles. Call lurnllure & water Good ret. & days 814-992- 2381 tlepot lt required U26 . Call 5 rocm ht , bath, 84 Garfl ald Ave. t176 . 6 room •apt., bath, 609 aecond t 200 3 room apt Cedar It 4th. t176. All c•rpetad & rlldecoreted, plus tJtilitin • depo1h. Call614-448-09621or appointment. USEO Good uud portable & floor model color TV for sal e. Cr~ll Smell. 3 bdr., city, carpeted . clean. no pete. accapl o ne child Ret. 6 dep. S250-mo. Call 614-446 -1769 ~y ~THE FlitU t;'PIIIE:'!> . Cs11 304-n6·4631 Washera. · dryers. refrtgerators, range1 Skagg1 Applitnces. New 2 bedroom apt• 1n Ma~on . Upper River Rd . beside Stone W . Va . Quiet .. uing. off street · Crest Motel. 614-446-7398. parlung. Rent 1tarts at t199 Call Linda Carson at 304-776- Washer GE 896. Wa~her Welt· 6011 or Oem1e Streib at 614- mghouu •-..acado 896, Wtlher 863 -4111 . Equa l Housin g Kenmore Avacado t96 , Wa1her Opportumty. ' Coppertone Kenmora •9& , . Electric range Harvest Gold t96 , 2 Bedroom apt mce carpeting, Gas range3Q inch 895, Refrigtr· water paid, wa1her & dryer ator Avtcado 896, Refriget'ator hook-up, 1love. refrig. furn ished White 2 dr. 896. Gas dryer ts6 , ava1lable Jan 1. 1987 Ph . Color tv floor madei t126, 614-446-7026. Skagg• Appliances Upper River Ad . 3 houtes tor rent Nice. Set Ruby VatJghan It V•ughMII Par1 th'n e ba by1ittor nneded i.n my hOm e Ple ase c all 61 4-256- • 1984 Schultz Mobile Home14•70with 7x21 tt expando 3 BR , 2 full baths, total electric. apace uver microwave, vacant. Need 10 1ell. selling lm pey-off If intereated with loan approval through Greentree Acceptance. May finance tor 10 percent down. Ya,u pey 6 peJcent & we pay li parcanl tor yau lntMest&d -Call614-4•&-6725 34 1306)678·3639. 11 Repos1es1ed Mobile Hom~. We have'em, We finance' em Good selection•. 8600 down , talte ov..- petymenu, no charge tor dehvery. Mid Ohio Firiancal Ser-vice Call 800-828-0752 18 Wanted to Do Cou11try furniture , collectibles. children's toys, dolls, Pre-1960 Co ra M11l, Ca ll 614 379-2727. Tr•iler. 2 betlroome, furmshed, air cond, washer and dryer, $180 00 plut utllitiiiii!J and references. Galhpolit Ferry, 304- osit. River 2Road, children rflfrencea accepted, and 614dep· MANAGEMENT TRAINEE . LOST Black m eledDg. lmdber g ...veighl -60 lb s w otmng black ttun nylon co llar rewa rd Dr Kranz 304 -675 -1373 . o r office Sofas and cheira pnced from 5395 to $996. Tables 860 end up to $125. Hide·t ·bedt t390 to t696 . Recliners t22& to 537& lamps *28 to f126 . D1nBttttt S1 09 and up to ••95. Wood table w-6 chalr1 t286 to Mail and tchool bus route, 3 bedroom1, bath, heated with wood or gas, unfurnished , 304._58-1887 l(idt welcome, no pets, refrences. Hud accepted ' 72 · Trucks for Sale LAYNE' S FURNITURE 446·0608. 1-;:;:::;~;:;;;==:::=:r-::;:;;::;::;:::;;::===::i 11 Help Wanted 32 Mobile Homes , 7137 after 6 PM 304-675·3641 ' ,, filn9H.L: WilD 1\1\1) liAS OWN Cl.o'Je1' UIITI\ 5,000 CATNII' Ml~. fu7ZBAj.j... WAS D<I»>Eb eJf IMa.t>A MIIRCOS, Valley Furniture, n~ & used. Large section of qualitv furni· ture . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipoll• Two bedroom•. e125 QO month plus utiht1u must 1ign 8 months lea. .. phane 304-875-4088 O Reorrange 1981 AMC Concord Dl 1tat1on wagon. low mlletge. ex.e cond, County Appliance, Inc Good used 1ppllancet: end TV 1et1 Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat 614-446-1699, 627 3rd. Ave Gallipolis. Ot-1 . K & K Mobile Homn, 2 end 3 bedroom mobile ho mes. 304- Giveaway 82 ""0"· 2 bedroom mob1te home. Middleport, 0 Reference with •ecurlty depo1lt. 304-882-3287 or 304-773-6024. Wallace Ru ssell. Fcund Ma l e Golden Retriever w1t h red col lar on Fo urth - - - - -·· 675-5810. Olive St., Qalhpollt . New 6 uaed wood·cotlltovM. 6 pc wood LA 1u1te t399, bunk bed1 t199, 1n1ron recliners e99. [IfNI & used bedmam tuitu, wringer wat hen. & 1h011. New lhllnoroom •ultet t199·f&H, lamps, alto buying coal & wocd ltOY81. Call 814· 446-31 69. I w111 not be dotng 1ncome taxes 6 Lost and Found Autos for Sale 1996 Camero tBBO.OO, 304- 3 bedroom, furniltl&d. wethtf and drver UOO. Ptr month plut deposit and utllltln. Call 614- 992-7479. 4 71 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®br IMry Wright 51 Household Goods R•cuut Gun Shoot sponsored by Aacme Gun Club. EYtuy Sunday. th •s ve a r. -:. Brltllbury . Wednesday, January 7, 1987 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ·. . ·~ 10:30 g Cll INN NOWJ ([]) ConvorutJon wj1h All Mazrul 10:31 C1J MOVIE: 'To Catch 1 Thier 11:00 • Cil CIJ • CIJ liD .. ()) (fJ (j]) Nowo ~~~··"'·' lly THOMAS JOSEPH 2 High ACBOSS - kite I Disappear 3 Destroy 5 Jun t.o 10 Unoriginal 4 Gennan llldaho river product 5 Desire 12 Acce lerate 6 0ne - time 7 Swls.ol city IS Canadian peninsula ' 8 0 n Yeoterday'o Answer 14 Seeing red 9 Solitary 18 Dutch I I Eucharist 25 Se•ttl" - 34 l.<lllg-e<m•d commune plate (Derby mam mal 17 Edging Ul Love (Sp.) horse) 35 In a trite 1~ Distribute 17 Hold It! 26 Kilroy IJ6 lland (•I) 21 Region 18 Canal city WM 38 Oul.-h of Spain 20 Elysium 28 German cheese 23 Sprint 22 CIBIIIIy glly club Dlsft!3ture 27 Liquid 24 Mr. Hyde, 30 Gcnnan •z Parcel measure to city of land 28 Patti Dr. Jekyll 92 Suhstantial43 CtJncc1t •o La - 29'Adolescent 30Kim or Tab 31Federal li8Cnt 33 Dlstarf Romney 34 The9plan 37 Of earlier birth 39 •- Hou>e" (BeiU!Ihl hit) 41 Stet's opposi te 44 Revolve 45 Ei18er 48 Vesti bule 47 Marquand's sleulh DOWN 1 Pelt DAn. YCRVPTOQUOTES - Hert'l how lo work It: 117 AXYDLBAAXR 14LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this samp le A 1s wied for the tllree L'a, X lor lhe two O's, etc . Single letters, apoetrophes, the length and formauon of the words are all hints. Elchdly lhe code letters are different . CIYPTOQUOTE J.7 QMD JUDMD 1J s J U D V SFZJQOZ O H V Q Z.G I. Q ,/ U II J S ,L sw J u IJ EFJ .1 U D II 0 D I QNfQ O II .I IJ IJ H QV D PUOZDHD I. M S IIIJME Yenerdar'• CrJptoqaote' JUSTI CE CO MES BEFORE GENEROSITY, EVEN AS SHIRT~ CO M~: · BEFORE RUFFLES. - NICOLAS CHAMmRT o •..,....,,_ _.... �. • Page-12- The Daily Sentinel Sixteen cases were processed . In the court of Pomeroy Mayor a nd the . • Ross County School Dr, C~rge Schaaf Richard Sey ler Tuesday night. Board.' · Fined ·were Kei th MuSser , Surviving are his wife, Wilma Private services will be held Portland, destruction of propThursday morni ng at the Salem J une Shin gle Sc haaf; fourdaugh· er ty, $113 and cvosts; disorderly ters, Mrs. Richard (Ginny Lou) Chu rch. Ch ill icot he, for Dr. manner, $63 and costs; !ntox!ca' Koehler, Columbus; Dr. Sally George C. Schaaf, 79, Fra nkfort, $113 and costs; Jerry The Plains; Mrs. Daniel Schaaf, a former Middleport dentis t, who Moore, Pomeroy, fleeing and died Sunday follow lng a short · (Barba r a) Wade, Frankfort, and $313 and costs; res!sl!ng arrest, Mrs. Charles (Betsy ) Jones, .Illness. trepass1n·g, $213 and costs; : Born in Pomeroy, Dr. Sc haa f Londo nd erry: a so n and was the son of the late .Jo hn and da ughter·in-law, Charles a nd Margaret Hess Sc haaf. He grad· Dana Schaa f, · Frankfort;. .15 Service times changed uated from the Ohi o State Uni· grandchildren; · several grea t· · : versily School of Dent stry in 19:11 grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs S~nday's worship service at · and practiced hi s profess ion for Ed ison IMargaret) Wessa of · Middleport Presbyterian Church Columbus and Mrs. i!: vere tt 56 years. wlll be at 11:15 a.m. The (Kathryn) Bachner, Middleport. He wa s a member of the Middlepor t Church has exIn addition to .his parents, he Middlepor t Masonic Lod ge 36:!. c hanged times with the Syracuse F&AM, ·for 50 years and a was preceded in death by a son, Presbyterian Church, which will Jon M. Sc haaf, and a sister,' May member of th e Salem Church, worship at 10:15, so that a E llis. Chillicot he , where he wa s pres i· congregational meeting may be Friends may call at the dent of the congregation. He was held In Midqleport following the Fawce t t·OIIver-Glass F uneral a form er member of the Fra nk· service. regular fort Exempt ed Village Sc hool Home In Chillicothe from 4-8 p.m. today. Burial will be ln., Green· Board a nd was on the founding lawn Cemetery at Frankfort. AA chapter to meet board of the Piekaway·Ross The r egular. meet ing of Alco· Joint Vocational Sc hool. He was Catherine E. Phillips ho lies Anonymous will be Thurs· a current member of the voca· day, 7 p.m., In the basement of tiona! school board of education ' F unera l services for Cath erine the Sacred -Hea rt Ca tholic E lizabet h Phillips, 98, North Chu rch, Pomeroy . Sha nnon Avenue, Athens, former Meigs Cou nty residen t who died Jan . 1 at her home fo llowing an Four defendant s forfeited · ex tended illness, were held at .1 . bonds a nd six others were fined p.m. Su nday at the Hughes In the co urt of Middleport Mayor Funeral Home In Athens. Fred Hoffm an Tuesday night. Born In Meigs Cou nt y, Mrs. Forfeiting were Kenneth R. Drummond, Ga llipolis, $50, fail · P hillips was a daught er of the ure to yield the right of way: Joan lateLeroy a nd Margaret Mic hael Carl. She and her hu sband E . Seder, At hens, $41, speeding; Ferrell W. Day, Middleport, $450, opera ted the former Alpine Res· driving whil e intoxica ted, and ta urant In Athens and later Dav id R. Schm itz, Pickens. S.C., ow ned and operated Carl's Lunch on Court Street in Athens. $100, di sorder ly conduct. Fined were Rodn ey Ebersb· She was a member oi the First ach, Middl eport. $25 a nd cos ts, Chris tian Church. Survivi ng are a nep hew, disorder ly manner: Thelma E. Wilmer Carl of Colu mbus; and Payne, Pomeroy, $21 and cos ts. two nieces, Helen Chapman , speeding; Kennl'th E. Wise, Sl iver Spring, Md., a nd Margaret Cheshire, $425 and costs and three days in jail, driving whil e B urrell, Columbus. Bes ides her intoxicated, and$50andcosts, no parents, she was preceded · in operator's license: Richard Fri· d ea th by her husba nd, Carl ley, Middleport, $50 and costs, Phillips in 1971. and seven disorderly man ner: George W. brothers. Officiating at serv ices was Dr. Hackett , Middlepor t. $16 and James Grooms. Burial was Jn the costs, s peeding, a nd $2> and West Un ion Street Cemetery, costs, disorderly man ner: Jef· Athens. frey Cu ndiff, Middleport, $50 and Morris cos ts, di sorder ly manner, and MarnQ $100 and cos ts and five days In Funera l services for Marvin jail, res is ting arrest.• W. Morris, 77, Dexter, will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday a t the Veterans Mt~morial Bigony.J orda n F uneral Home in Albany with Rev . Robert Muss· Tuesday Admi ss ions - Mi· ma n officia ting. c hael Sals~r, Shade; Dessle Friends may ca ll at the fu neral Patterson, Pomeroy: Pearl Ra n· home from 4·9 this evening and dolph , Coolville: Carl Findling, Masonic services by the Orphans Reedsville: Preston Parsons, an d Frle·nds Masonic Lodge 275, Racin e; Ma ry Ro ush. Rac ine. Wilkesville, will be held at the Tuesday Discharges - Po· fun era l home at 7:30 till s even· rothy Brewer, Evelyn Kni ght , in g. ·Burial will be In Sta ndis h Loshla 'Mitchell. Cemetery . . lion, ' . REMEMBER WITH ToFLOWERS 'Mend a beaullfuJiy , ""•lgned fu lleral arr~Angemenl, juel eall or \lhll Oliv~·Orang<' Memorial VF'W Pos t 90:.3 will meet Thursday 7::10 p.m , at Tuppers Pla ins Elem ent ary. ' !Cont inued from Page 11 but Smith ca lled the Pomeroy ill will a nd hatred, and at the very Pollee Department. They say least ' werr negligent act ions. they were told by a policeman Bot h Doughty and Barnett arc that Smith could make them use . s uing for $750,000 compensa tory the fire escape . . In moving Ihe damages and $750,000 punitive eq uipment down the fire escape damages. Doughty's wife . Is stairs, bo th plaintiffs fell and suing for $.'i0,000 compensatory susta ln('d injuries. a nd $50.000 punitive damages. A Plaint lffs allege t h<t t act Ions by tria l by jury is tequrs ted. the defendants were the result of 90· DAYS SAME AS CASH 7P.M. Includes . Lobby, Installment Loan Department, orlve·ln And Waii(·UP Window Peoples Bank 2212 Jacl "''Al'olne ., ... w. v.. 171-1121 llhl- ......-:w.v.. 112·21U . Super Louo 25-3434·35-1 0 EMPIRE .FURNITURE of ·POMEROY 108 WEST MAIN en tine 2 Sect tons. 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, January 8. 1.987 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc.- New spaper Commissioners approve sales tax, '87 budget Department of Taxation In late Items in miscellaneous Is $18,919 By NANCY YOACHAM April or early May . Sentl.nel Staff Writer to crippled childre n, $20,800 to An $8.2 mllllon budget to Appropriated by the commls· soli and water, $10,075 to sell operate. Meigs County govern- slon· to the county general fund, survey and $15,000 to senior me nt and. services in 1987 was comprised of county offices and cit !tens . adopted Wednesday by the departments, was $2,072.016.50. Appropr iated to the landfill and co unt y commissioners. A figure of $5'0,000 has been set The budget is about $600,000 . bond retirement were $71,434. 37 aside In capital improvement s more than last year's spending and $47,373. 11, respectively. for the posslblity of putting a new The remainder of the budget, roof on the courthouse. bill of $7.6 million, and reflects anticipated revenue from the over $6 million, we~t to special The auditor's bud get of passage of a 1 percent sales and revenue funds tor clviUnd public $161,183.98 Includes a new cour t. permissive use tax for the services. . . house computer system. The Insurance raised this yea r auditor's budget . for 1986 was county. The sales tax was also passed from $44,000 to$63 ,200, reflecting $U9, 183.95. • by the bo ard Wednesday, just an increase In liability . The s her iff' s dep art m e nt Several funds which In the past showed the grea test Increase prior to their adoption of the budget, to become effec tive Feb. have bf:en pai d out of fede ral with $~93,378.14; as. compa red to 1. Revenue . !rom the tax is revenue. s haring dollars were last year's figure of $264,794.88. expected to begin filtering back combined ·in a miscellaneous Included in the sheriff's budget to the county from the state category of $75,121.61. Among are increases for f,aod and also given 4. 7 percent salary increases as was Trea surer Jane Fry, who was given a four-year cont ract earlier. Her ne w co ntra ct started Jan . 1, this year. It was noted that the pay Increase given the two administrators and the treasurer Is the same rate of increase as given Meigs Local teachers In their recent new cont ract. Board m e mbe r Rob e rt Snowden was re-elected pres!· dent .of the board for the new year with three of the five board votes. Richar d Vaugllan, who served as (Continued on Page 12) Southern Local board reorganizes for year .U NTIL Mostly cloudy tonight, with a tow hctwel!n . 25 and :W. Mostly doudy agai n F riday, with hl g~s between 40 and 45. The probability of preclplla· lion Is near zero tonighl and 20 353 at y Vol. 36, No.172 Copyrighted 1987 By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Writer Super intendent Dan' E . Morris a nd · Assistant Superintendent .la mes Ca rpent er were given new four-yea'r contracts in their respective pos itions when the Meigs Local District Board of Educa tion met In Middleport for its organtzai'ional session Wed·. nes day night. Announcement of the grant.lng of the co ntracts, which will.begln on Aug. 1. 1987. was made following an executive session by the board . The two administrators were " IPIBER F.D.I.C. Daily Number • ~· ''The ·let.t er lank" Ohio Lottery A woman's financial· standing· -~age 7 Morris, assistant get ~ew ·contracts FRIDAY~S ' .. By NANCY YOACHAM "I don't think just beca use there were only 13 people tes tify· Sentinel Staff W~lter As expected , the Meigs County ing that that 's all the citltens of Co mmiss ioners . approved pas· this county who are aga inst the sage of a one percent sales tax for tax . But it probably shows that the county when they met Wed- the major)ty of the people of nesday . The tax goes inio effect Meigs County understand the Feb. 1. predica ment we'.re In, not that In discussion, Commissioner they wa nt more taxes." Jones said that If the commls· Dav id Koblentz sai<J' that most of 13 indiv id uals testifying at two slon·ers made one mistake in the public hearings on the proposed sales tax procedure, It was tax , presented personal views scheduling the public hearin gs in "but no real solutions" to the the morning hours, rather than at count y's financial problems. times when wor king people could , " In order to balance the county have attended. budget, we've got to have a sales .. Jjpii'~Y~~ • . Jones ~greed that tax a nd I' m In favor of )t ,'' • "iio feasl~li! alternatives ~· were presented at the public hearings, Koblentz sa id. Said Ma nning Roush, com mis· and he too voted for the tax .. "The slon pres ident .• " I feel the' way commissioners have the respon· I've felt all .along. There's no slbllt y of ma intaining tlie· coun· other way out a nd I feel . the ty 's financial Interests and I ma jority of the people In the think the sales tax Is in ·the count y will support our decision county's best interest," he (to pass the tax) 100 percent. " commented. The commissioners ex pec t the Commissioner Richard J ones, reviewing testimony from the county to begin receiving rehear ings. said that of the 13 who venue from the tax in late April testified. seven were against the or early Ma y. The tax will be tax and six were for it, with three collected and distributed back to the county by the sta te Depart· vol~ing concerns over the dls tr i· ·butlon of the tax revenue. (Continued on Page 12) VFW plans mt>eting . . medical needs of prisone rs. The sher iff's budget,.as well as other office budgets, reflect las t year's e mplo yee s.alary increases. The commissioners' budget s hows a de c rease, from $172,999.42·1as t year to $158,274.76 this year. At the suggestion of state auditors, part of the co m· missioners budget was transferred to the buildings and grounds category, from which the custodian' s and janitor's salaries are paid. A breakdown of other count y general fund budgets show the treas urer with $00,641. 83; ot her financial administration, $2,364.10; prosecuting a ttorn ey. $110,388. 48; burea u of Inspection, .Joseph Thoren was elected the new ,ptesident when the Southern: Local School Dis tric t Board of Education me) Tuesday night for its organltatlonal session. Charles P yles was elected vice president and compensation for board members was set at $80 per meeting for three new members and $40 for two others who are continuing their terms of office. The compensation Is set by Ohio law . The board voied to join the Ohlg, School Boards Association. The Racine Home National Bank was named at the district' s depository. Performance bonds were established for the · treasurer, assislimt trfasurer , payroll clerk, secretaries, principals, and the s uperintendent In the amount of $20,000 each. A $2.500 service fund to cover expenses of members doing board business was established. The board hired Nancy Fisher to s ubstitute In the high sc hool '<lor Daisy Franz, wlfo Is on leave. Plans were made to open bids . for the removal of ashes los, ceiling repair work and lighting fixture replacement a.t th e high school, Portland and Syracuse schools ai 2 p.m. Thursday. · The' board approved the purchase . of maximum liability Insurance for the . district, individual board members, all employees and volunteer workers through Nationwide at a cost of $2,255. Other board members are·Don Smith , Dennie Evans and Scott Wolle. · · POmOY I ~ ran 's services; $29,541.1!;; the county's share of public assis t· a nee. $46,438: plat map, $37,488. 68: law librar ies, $U90.o0; historleal soc ie ty, $6,000: a nd $2o,OOO l.n co ntingency. · which Is the sta te audi tor's exam ination of county fun ds, $50,000; co unt y pla nning com· mi ssion, $5.257. 75. Com mon pl eas cou rt, $92,500.66, Inclu din g a $5,lXIO In crease ill attorney fees; domestic relatio ns and juven il e rourt, $4 5,609.72: proba te co u r t , $25,697.59: cler k of co urt s, $102,041.37: coroner, $19,434.89; count y a nd municipal .courts, $74,426. 95; boa rd of elect Ions, $76,906.36; maint enance a nd op· erat!on. $141,777.27: recorder, $62,704.94: disas ter services, $1-,622.27; agriculture, $74,163. Reg is tratio n of vit al sta tistics, $100; county home. $86, 348.12: childre n services board, $26,4:Jil: soldier's relief, $J6, 664..1R: vet e. Offi.cials: sales tax good for .county W. FOR YOU . .. ? Gregory Hicks, Pomeroy, dl~- Wyant, Pomeroy, $46; . Jack and Michael Hlndy, Pomeroy;;, orderly mariner, .$63 and costs; Sattertielll, Pomeroy, · $49; . $47, aU · posted on speeding; expired plates, $63 and . costs; Tommy Goett, ., Syracuse, $46, charges. ;~ · Cal'! Hughes , Pomeroy, $63 and ·:r-"..,.....--.....,.:____..__,.....___...,..______,_.., c.osts; six mohths probation, disorderly conduCt; Debora NeJ: son, Racine, $51 ·and costs, speeding; Richard Gerlach, New Haven, W.Va., $63 and costs, expired plates, .and $49 and costs, speeding; Shari Stone, Middle. port; $63 and costs, expired plates, and $46 and costs, . · · .' speeding. Forfeiting bonds were Debora Davis, Middleport, $49; Debora Coffey, Rutland, $46; ·· Dennis Boothe, pomeroy, $47; Melissa $48; Linda . Hubbard, Grover, Timothy Middleport Court Athens trio files . Pomeroy mayor c~nclu(les 16 c~es in court . ~ . \ • •, Wednesday, January 7. 1987~ . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Area deaths "• ..... . Amo ng the speclll l reve nue fund s, $805,:1:!6 was appropria ted for the co unty board of m ent al retard a tion a nd devPlopmental disabilities: $2,890,982 for public assistance; $79,650 for litter · cont rol and recycling: $48,790.50 In rea l es tate ?Ssessment: $1,462,845.94 In the motor vehic le a nd gasolin e tax fund which Ofl<'raiPs thl' counl y hig hway garage: $10:1,610.72 for TB; $420,676.42 lot· EMS. ' Budget . summit may be possible By LINDA WERFELMAN WAS HI NGTON (UP()- Pres· !dent Reaga n Is opposed to negotiating his $!trillion budget plan wit h lawmakers who want to raise taxes. his budget director says. but " hcar t·tO·hM rt talks" abou t a reas for compromise could encourage him. Jam es' Miller, director of the admi nistra tion' s Offi ce of Ma n· agcment and Budget, s u ~gested . after his fir st day of Ca pit ol Hill tes tl ~ony that Reagan might be wllllng to meet with lawmake rs about the plan . G.f;-OSED TO TRAFFIC - L'ynn Street In Pomeroy Is closed to traffic preparatory to the razing of .the Meigs Inn. Although the building Is to be torn down soon, the the eucl date of the razing Is still unknown. Common pleas court slate~ sentencings in three cases Wlelgs County . C~mmon Pleas Court Judge Cha rles H. Kni ght ordered sentencing of three de. fendants for 9 a. m . on Monday, Feb. 17, following arraignments of the three In his court. Douglas E. Freeman, 19, Mid· dleport , entered a plea of guilty to a two-count bill of Information prepared a nd filed bytheofflceof Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow II chargin g In count one, grand ·rheft~to; and count two, receiving syllen property . Charges result from an inc!dent on Nov. 29, 1986, In which It was alleged• that Freeman hal) stolen a 1975 automobile belong· ing to .Earl a~d Nel\'aza Smith In Pomeroy. According to Paul Gerard, Investigator for the pro~ec utor's office, Freeman then purchased gasoline for the vehicle with a stolen credit card belonging to Francis Broderick . Grand theft auto Is a felony of the thir,d degre carrying a possible penalty of one,l ~ or two years In prison, and a possible fin e of up to $5,000. Receiving stolen property (a~credlt card) Is a felony of the fourth degree carrying a po sslbl~ penality of six, 12 or 18 months in prison and a possible fine of up to $2,500. Freeman wa s released upon a $1,000 recognizance bonp until Feb. 17, the sente nc ing date. Michael A. Sheffield, 19, Mid· dleport, recently of Santore!, N. C. , and Etta N. Randolph, 19, . Coolville, also known as Christy ~ Randolph, also known as Etta Noel Kelly, enteRd pleas of guilty, each omf(~harged . with forgery, In bl),ls of Information tiled by the.offlce of Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow III. • Sheffield and R.andolph were. each charged with one count of forgery as the result of <In Incident which occurred shortly before"Chrlstmas, according to Paul Gerard, Inves tigator of I he prosecutor's office. The two allegedly passed a c heck bearing the for ged signature o! Ran· dolph's former hu sband, accor!f lng to Gerard. Fargery is a felony of the fourth degree ca rryi ng a possible penalty of six, 12 or 18 months In prison and a flhe of up to $2,500. Sheffield wa s released under a $2,000 reconglzance bond an d Randolph was released under a $1,000 cognizan ce bond until the sent enc ing date. Also, David T. Barstow, 33, Route 1, Albany, a ppeared be· fore Knight Wed nesday for sen· tencing upon a prior plea of a charge of felony dru g a buse (cocaine). Barstow was charged as a res ult of an Incident which occurred In 1986 at his Gibson Ridge home, according to Paul Gerard , lnvestlga!or for the count y prosec utor's offi ce. Of!lcers from Athens Cou nty had go ne to Barstow's hOme to serve a warrant from Athe ns cou nty chargi ng Bars low with trafficking In cocaine In Athens · Count y, Gerard sa id. Bars to": a llegedly had cocai ne In hi~ possess ion at the time at" Athen~ offi cials ca ll ed the Me gs Sher iff' s Offi ce In at tha t point. T he charge Is still pending a nd Is scheduled for trial later this month In that county . The Meigs County charge Is a felo ny of the fourth degree and carries of possible maximum !Continued on Page 12 ) "I t hlnk the possibility Is worth rxp lorlng," Mill er said,, " (but) I think we need to have some hear t·to· hi"ll rt talks before any thing Is decided." The budget dlrt><:tor cau tioned that dec isions wou ld have to be made fir st on wha t lop lcs would' be incl uded In any " budget summit ," a nd he not ed Reagan's expressed opposit ion to a ny compromise In favor of a new ~e n eral tax. Mill er's comment s ca me alter 3Y, hours ol testimony Wednesday a t the Senate Budge t Co mmittee's fi rs t hearing on the $1.02 trillion flscal1988 proposal. Treasury Secretary James Baker was to testify before the same panel today. The president 's plan - the nrst In his tory to exceed theS I trillion mark- expects to meet the $l08 billion deficit reduction target spec ified In the Gramm-R udman balanced budge t law wit h cut s In domes tic programs, sales of government property a nd In· creases In fcesf or peop le who use federal lands . . Reaga n wanls to ac hlevt· lhe goa l while ril ls lng military spending by .1 percent . plus Inflation . Many tawma kN s ·in both pa'rlles ~ay the proposal cannot grt th rough Congrrss ·· without maj or changes. The Democrats chall enge ad· ministration ca lculation s that • our customers a low as possible.'' asser t the deficit ca n be trimmed Unlied Press International Ga llia-Melgs of(]ce manager from $17.1 billio n this yl•ar to Sentinel Staff Report.~ Columbia Gas of Ohio has for Columbi a, Jo hn M. "Jake" $107.8 billion for the fiscal yc•ar beginning Oct. I. They also sayannounced a S2.'i nillllon rate Koebel , term ed the move "good even though the Whit e House red uction a nd pledged lo seek no . news.'' Koebel salq Co lumbia Is also claims lis plan Includes no new rate Increases throughout 1987. as king the Ptlbl! c Utlllttes Com· taxes - that proposed new fl.'Cs The rate reduction,. effective mission or Qhlo to approve the and other moncy·raislng provl· Immediately, ·wnl result In a slons amoun t to thl·equlva lent at savings of about $10 a year for an .. following : -Conttnuatlon of a red uctio n tux Increases . average c~stomer, · 'Columbia Chai rman C. Ronald Tilley sala In rates that wa s to have e nded Jan. 1, amounting to $5a year fo'r Wednesday . Sen. Lawton Chiles. D·Fla ., the The reduction Is a continu ation the average customer. Budget Committee chairman, -A reduction In rates due to of a rate red uction tha t was to said negotiatIons with the' White lower corpora te federal Income have ended·Jan 1. House on a co mpromise would be Koebel said, tax rates. This, Tilley said lower operatlhg the best way to "really fact" up to amou nt s to .about $5 In sav ings cos ts enabled to company to lhaf'wc have to get the problems per year for the average eusto· redu ce rates. mer. "We advised the the PUCO. this bUd Ret on track." ·Sen. Warren Rudman, R ·N.H., · "This Is the seco nd consecutive last fall that we would fully a nd agreed the at.l mlnlstrat ion and year that we are reducing rates promptly reflect the changes In and voluntarily' placing a freeze federal tax rates," Koebel said . Congress must cooperaH; . "sooner, rat her ·than later, to on base rate Increases for the · "We propose to reduce rates· now fashion a compromise. If we walt entire year," Tilley said . "The so that customers quic kly retoo long to do It ... we're going to announcement Is In line with ou r ceive the lull benef its of the have a hard tlr'rw." continuing efforts to keep cos ts to reduction." Columbia Gas slates ' rate reduction major • � 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. 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