http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7311197002de7680c23287b0f52c180c.pdf 14a97c1ca0925737db0d0bf13755e79b PDF Text Text .. Tuesday, January 13. 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Marauders · Ohio Lottery hand N-Y 79-60 loss · Daily Number 007 PICK-4 3001 -Page 4 • MEIGS BOYS BASKETBALL Jan. 13-Nelsonvile ........ Home Jan.' 16-Vinton ............. Away SOUTHERN BOYS BASKETBALL By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Meigs County to have the Instruc~entinel Stall Writer tion by the end of 1987, with a A Child Abuse Prevention program of skill maintenance to pr.ogram geared to assist child· be carried out after that for the ren In dealing with physical, funding period. verbal or sexual abuse Is under· The coordinator explained that way In the Meigs County school before any work with the child· system with every child. kinder· ren begins, workshops are presgarten through sixth grade. to be ented for the school building staff taught the skltls of how to and for parents so that everyone maintain their rights of being is advised about what will be free of abuse. happening in the classroom. She Plans call for workshops to be emphasized the Importance of held in every school In the county having teachers and parents this year under the direction of informed because. as she exTheresa Tucker, CAP project plained, "it is the only way we coordinator. The program is are going to be able to prevent . underwritten by the Children's assau!~ against children ... eveTrust Fund Board of Meigs rybody In the community must County through Aprll1988, and Is work·-together. " being held Jn cooperation with She stressed that it is impor· the Meigs County Board of tant that adults know what to do If Education. they fhink a child Is being abused The first workshop under the and that they have some idea new funding was held recen tly at about how to talk to a child in Chester following an initial 20· crisis who may be sharing hour training session for 13 something for the first time. part·time employes who will be Good turnout Important working in Meigs, Gallia, and "We present basic guidelines, Jackson County schools as a part most of which is common sense, of the CAP program. and what we say is 'listen to a All are advised child, believe a child, find out According to Mrs . Tucker, 95 what the child wants from you,' workshops will be held in the next but also know what the law Is and three months including two adult · be aware of your responsibilities workshops for every school. The to prQ\~:Ct children. They really is for do not hav~.r~sources !l'«!llap)e Jan. 16-Eastern ............ Home GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. 15-Eastern ........... Away Jan. 19 ...... Kyger (reek ..... Home EASTERN BOYS BASKETBALL Jan. 16-Southern .......... Home GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. 15-Southern .......... Home Jan. 19-North Gallia ... Away ,• Southern . . lOTS BASKETBALL Jan . 16- Eastern ...................... Home Jan. 20-Kyger Creek ................ Away Jan. 23-0ak Hill ..................... Home Jan. 30-North Gallia ................ Away Jan. 31-Miller ......................... Away Feb. 6- Hannan Trace............... .. Away Feb. 7-Federal Hockine .. .. .... ... Home feb. 13-Southwestern ............. Home Feb. 17-Ravenswood ............... Home Feb. 20- Symmes Valley ............ Away Eastern lOTS BASKETBALL Jan . 16-Southern .................... Home Jan , 20~North Gallia ............... 'Home Jan. 21-Hannan Trace .......... .... Away Jan . 30-Kyger Creek.. .. ............ Home Feb. &-Southwestern ................ Away feb. 7-0PEN .......................... Home feb. 13-Symmes Valley ........... Home Feb. 17-Federal Hocking ......... Home feb. 20-0ak Hill ................. :.... Away , I GJ.RLS SCHEDULE WE WILL .TAKE CARE .OF ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS. : DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN, 'MUSSER ·. lNSURANCE · 111 SKONUVE; POMEIOT • Jan. IS-Nelsonville ................. Away Jan.I9;-Vinton ........................ Home Jan. 2t-Trimble ...................... Home Jan. 26-Bele!!_........................ Away Jan . 29-Aiexander" ................. Home Feb. 2-Eastern ........................ Away feb. 5-Wellston ...................... Home feb. 9-Federal Hocking ........... Home feb. 14-Southern ............ ......... Away · 25 Cents A Multimedi8lnc . Newspaper r!es of professional people who are required by law to report suspected child abuse, furth er explaining that the CAP program Is ai med l!J prevention and that It Is not the job of her team to confirm whether or ~ot !r'chlld Is being abused. She said that lhe position of CAP Is that children need to have support from people who are going to be around, like the teaching staff. In self·disc1osed cases of abuse during the work· shops, the team works with ·the child to identify someone in the building that they feel comforta· ble with so thai enough in form ation gets passed on to someone who, by law. Is required to make a report . She emphasized that these things are do.ne because CAP teams care abou l children. As for the programs, they differ accord ing to age, Tucker explained . .She said that In kindergarten short sessions are held on three consecul!ve days: The first day the concept of right is stressed- "you have the right · to eat, the right to sleep, and you also have the right lo be safe, strong and free." (Continued on Page 12) COMMUNICATING - One of the strategh" taught In the workshops Is the safety yell, which Is a low sustained sound which can be heard over a long distance. Students learn when IIH'y hear the yell that someone Is ln trouble and they respond with help. Emphasis is on communicating their fears to a trusted adult. Taking the role · of the trusted adull with lht'Se Chesler third graders Is pelorls Shepard; Pomeroy, CAP workshop lead11r. PRACTICE - Lisa Stethe.m, Shaun Seth, and Daniel Otto, second' graders at Chester, practice the technique tllught in the. CAP workshops on how to pull somconc's hand from across their mouth so that they have freedom to give the salety yell. Pomeroy chamber elect~. 1987 office~ : Meigs GIRLS BASIIETBALL ASSAULT PREVENTION - Several 311-lnch dolls are used In role plays to show kindergarten children how to protect themselves against abuse from a bully, a stranger or a known, trusted adult. Here Mary Winebrenner, left, and Paula Winebrenner, two of the specially trained CAP workshop leaders ' tell the children that It's o.k. to say "no" and "stop." on their own, nor do they really know where the dangers lie, and It's our responsibility to give them accurate information on how to protect themselves .." the coordinator explained. Tucker said that a good parenl turnout when the work begins In a school building is extremely important. That' s when parents are given an opportunity to see what w!U be done In the class· room. She said a videotape of an actual session Is shown. Before a program Is started ln a school, permission slips go out so that parents may make the decision about whether their children participate. Only a few decide against letting their children take.part, she said. "What is presented In the classroom Is in balance, " Tucker explained. " We talk as much '· about bullies, as much about strangers, and as much about telling an adult that you trust when you need help, as much as we talk about someone you know . or don't know touching you In a way Which makes you feel uncomfortable." Clllldren need support Tucker said there are catego· BOYS SCHEDULE . Jan. 1.3-Ne!sonvile ................. Htime Jan. 16-Vintori ........................ Away Jan. 20-lrimb!e ....................... Away Jan. 23-Belpre ....................... Home Jan. 27-Aiexander ................... Away Jan .. 31-Point Pleasant ........... Home feb. 3-Warren ........................ Home feb . 6-Wellston ~ ..... ...... ........... ·Away feb. 13-Federal Hocking .......... Away 2 Sections, 12 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 14, 1987 teaches kids to fight ·abuse Jan. 15--Nelscinville ...... Away Jan. 19-Vinto~;~ .............. Home lOTS BASKETBALL en tine CAP program • GIRLS BASKETBALL Meigs at y Vol.36, No.176 Copyrighted 1.987 Ratn· likely tonight, with a low near fO. Cloudy Thursday, wllh a chance of showers and hlg~s between 40 and f~ . The probability of precipitation Is 70 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday . So uihern GIRLS BASKETBALL Jan. IS- Eastern ....................... Away · Jan. 19-Kyger Creek ............... Home Jan. 22-0ak Hiii ...................... Away Jan. 26-Gallipo!is .............. ...... Away Jan. 29-North Gallia ............... Home Feb. S-Hannan Trace ............... Home Feb. 9- Syinmes Valley ........ .. ... Home Feb. 12- Southwlslern .............. Away Feb. 14-Meigs.. ...................... Home Eastern GilLS BASKETBALL I Jan . 1S-Southern .. :....... !.r....... Home Jan. 19- North Galha ................ Away · Jan. 22-Hannan Trace ............. Home Jan. 19-Kyger Creek ................ Away feb. 2-Meigs .......................... Home feb. S-Sout~western ............... Home . Feb. 9-0ak Hill... .................... Home Feb. 12-Symmes Valley ............ Away Feb. ~4-Federal Hocking .......... (\way CAll 992-3381 or 992-2342. FIRST BABY - Loi~ Gail Davidson holds Meigs County's first baby of the year, Roger Allen Davidson. Newborn wins priZes in first ·baby contest EWING FUNERAL Roger Allen Davidson is Meigs Martha Sayre, Rutland, and Ora County's first baby of the new Rupe. Columbus. year and is the winner of a The first baby and his parents number of gilts provided through will receive the following gifts The Daily Sentinel's annual baby from local merchants: a $15 gift of the year contest staged certificate from MGM Farm through lhe cooperation of Big City, Inc., a threepfece feecterset Bend merchants. · from K & C Jewelers. a $10 gift Parents of Roger Allen. born at certificate from Elbertelds, a 9:30a.m. on Jan. 1 at Pleasant ·case of baby food from Foodland, VaHey Hospital, are Lois Gail a case of baby milk from Davidson and Jason Riggs. Vaughan's Cardinal, a $25 gift Roger Ailen weighed five pounds certificate from Powell's Super and nine ounces at birth. Valu, three boxes of diapers from Maternal grandparents are · S)llishe~·Lohse Pharmacy, a $5 Allen and Diana Davidson, Mid· gift certificate from the Middledleport, and maternal . great· port Department Store, a $10 grandparents are Bill and savings account from the Home Sharon Rupe, Gall!polis, and National Bank of Racine and Lois 'Province, Pomeroy . Pater· Syracuse; a · baby cup from na! grandparents are Roger and Clark's Jewelry, a baby balloon Helena Riggs, Rutland and arrangement from Francis Flor· great-grandparents are Bob and lst, a $5 gift certtllcate from Betty Musser, Rutland, arid· Joe VIllage Pharmacy, a $10 Uvlrigs and Rosalie Sayre. Rutland. account with Central Trust. a Greal·great grandparents are '· (Continued on Page 6) ' . HOME · ,''DIGNITY AND : 'SIIViCE 'LWAYS" · 'I 1M"' lwlftt·IMrecter ,..PH. 992-2121 . ~ol--bYAVJ. ' . fUIIOY, Oil • ',1 '· • ' ' By NA~CY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Writer Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce officers will remain the same In 1987, with Bill Nease. re-elected as president, and Tom Reed and Jennifer Sh~ts reappointed as vice president and treasurer, respectively, durin g Tuesday's regular chamber m_eetlng, held at the Pomeroy Trinity Church. Members of chamber's board of directors for 1987 will be Nease, Reed, Sheets, Ron Ash, Paul Gerard,' Bruce Reed, Dick Warner, Mary . Powell. Paul Simon and Joe Clark. Speaker for the meeting was Rick McNelly, of the insurance firm McNelly-Pa(rick & Associates, Jackson. Also present for the meeting was John Saunders of Saunders' Insurance , Gallipolis. • McNelly, speaking on behalf of Saunders, and Blue Cross of Central Ohio, outlined a co· sponsored health program designed to benefit small employ· ers, and local chambers of commerce. The progra m will carry il minimum of two people, and to become part of the program, an employer must join or belong to an area chamber. As explained by McNelly, fou r basic health plans are aval!ble, at costs comparable to or lower than, current Insura nce rates, which Include a dental plan, for a mlnimum of five people, and a prescription dru g card with a $5 deductible, for a minimum of two people. No health questions are asked, and each plan also con· ta! ns a $10,000 life Insurance policy. McNelly, who Is a member of the Jackson Chamber of Commerce.. said the program has been designed lo enhance chamber memberships in the area, and as ked for Pomeroy Chamber's endorsement of the program. In other matters, chamber member Paul Gerard presented President Bill Nease with a plaque, on behalf of Nease's acco mplishments during his first year as president of the group . Past president s of the p;roup, costs too much... Joe Clark and Ron Ash, also For months, Nease has been commended Nease's efforts dur· tryi ng to secure a ferry serv ice lng the first year. wllh Ash across the river while Ihe bridge pointing out thai " for lhe first Is closed. but has been unable to time in a long lime. the chamber Iron out fin ancia l probl 'ms rP. Is coming Into a year wit h money lalcd to the projccl. . left over ." As pointed out by N~a s l', the AI this time, Nease reported approx imate cost s of $80.000 to $1,7261s c h ~mbcr's tludgcl. $90.0!XIto cover rrbul ldlng of Ihe The upco ming closure of the Clift on. W.Va . landing, repairs t9 Pomeroy-Mason Bridge fo r re· the Mlddl cporl landing. and pairs, and the proposed ferry Initial ope ratlng ex penses for a sery lce during the closure, were . ferry, "Is a '1 awfu!lot of money to discussed In brief. be recovered In a lour-month • In .regard to the ferry, Nease pl'rlod." said, "lt 'su nrortu na te. !t'ssomeThe Oh io f) purtmcn t o f Tr<~ n s · thlng greatly needed but It just ( ont lnu cd on Page 6) · Gallia man dies in 7 accident A Rt. 4, Gallipolis man was southbound truck, driven by found dead on the scene this Michael T. Gard, 29, Reedsville; morning after the small compact troopers said. Gard· was not car he was ~riving was struck by Injured. Th~ co!l!s!on damagl!d a straight truck on Ohio 7 in front ' Pugh's vehicle heavily, of the Kyger Creek plant near Pugh was pronounced dead at Cheshire, according to the the scene by acting Gallia County Gallia·Meigs Post of the Ohio Coroner Malcolm Lentz, a Gall!· State Highway Patrol. ~ polls doctor. No cause of death William L. Pugh, 25, was nor further Information about the travellng northbound around accide nt was available at 7:15a.m. and attempted to make presstlme. a left turn Into the power plant Pugh's body was tra nspo~ted parking lot, according to tile from the s~en e and taken to patrot Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral While attempting the turn, Home, Middleport, troopers Pugh crossed into the path of the said. l ' • SURPRISE PRESENTATION - Bill Nease, at left, wa. at Tue~~day'8 regular meeting of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce, with a plaque commendinK his elforh durlog his first yell' as president of lhc group: The plaque wa.• presented by chamber member Paul Gerard. Neue w118 re-elected to the p011tlon of pretldent for the coming year, with : . Tom' Reed and Jennifer Sheets, reappointed 1111 vice president and treasurer, reapcctlvely. surprl~ed �>, Plga-2-The Wednesday, January 1~. 1987 . EVERY ··WEDNESDAY . WITH NEW . LOW PRICES EVERY DAY!!! MT. DEW, DI£T OR REGULAR PEPSI-FREE and PEPSI- Sm. • Med .• lg. BEECHNUT Luvs Ultra Baby Food 4 ;!.:'· 99( 3 DiSers ·. 1-lb. bo• 899 32-66 lt. bo• 99< 2 liter Btl. COLA ; low . ·• ... ·11 P. r1c·es •• DOUBLE COUPONS By JOE ILLUZZI UPI Sports Writer . One year after, losing Dwayne "Pearl" Washlngton and Rafael Addison to the NBA, Syracuse has r~ponded with Its best start '' in 51 years. The Oraltgemen, thought to have been weakened this season NBA Standin~ CLASSAA • 2. Ilk!) WellnUie, (IS. I) ......-. ............ 111 'i. (tk!) 'nppCit)' (t) (IJ.I) ............... Itl t. Ormntw• Val Vlew(l){ll-1) .......... .t5 5. WelllaJion (l~t~ ............................. 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Rockets this season - are the first players ejected from the leagu,e for . falling to come forward and · admitting to drug problems. "This team has faced adversity all year," guard Dirk Min· nlefleld said. I start ever with a vic tory Sunday spurt over the next 3: 57 to take over Michigan. The 1917·18 Syra· the lead for good. ~nlor guard cuse team went 16-0 before losing Greg Monroe. who . scored a career:hlgh 23 points, hit a pair of Its final game. The Orangemen, 4-0 In the Big 3-polnt shots, Howard Triche East, overcame a .9-pqlnt, scored 6 points and Derrick second· hal! deficit to beat Boston Coleman added 5 during the run. College. Boston College opened a "It seems like, In about 30 44·35 advantage on Steve Ben· seconds, It was lied;' ' Boston ton's 3-polnt play with 13:35 College Coach Jim O'Brien said. remaining. "We felt we had to pack It In the zone and Monroe really killed us. · Syracuse responded with a 17- 2 We had to give something up agalnsl them, and they took advantage of it." Syracuse made its move after Coach Jim Boehelm removed center Rony Selkaly. who finIshed with 2 points. "We took Rony out because we were just standing around with him In there," Boehelm sa id. "When we were down, It was really Greg .and Howard that picked It up for us." Coleman, a fr eshman, contr·ib· (;u,.lwn 117, Hullllnat011 Ill MoM)' Blhlr KK, Trlnlt)' (brllnl~t.n Ill North PlU'kltl. Mllilkln '74 Norlll Centnl 83, rarrull Si Norlhf'rn Mll'hllan II, BemidJI St. 110 Oakland Clly 88, Hanover '7S Purdu to Calumet '7K. llllnol8 Tl!d' 'N !U. Fran ciN U, Mattchf!ll'l~r til Sl, 'l'hm.111 SO, " 'lliconrdn-River Fall11 .. . ' Rio Grande swept a basketball doubleheader Tuesday night In J;'aul R. Lyne Center, as the men downed Urbana 101·90 after the women routed Ohio Dominican 9().59. . In the men's game, Mike Smith scored 29 points and Ron Rlltln· ger 21 as four of the five Red men siarters hit In double figure s. Supporting Smith and Rit tin· ger were starters Joe Verhoff. scoring a season-low 15, and Doug Fogt with 12. Anthony Raymore came off the bench to add 10. Shooting a consistent 38-of-66 from the field (58 percent), the Redmen jumped out to a 41-20 lead at halftime and coasted In the second half for the Mid-Ohio Conference victory. · Urbana managed to close the gap in the second · half on the strength of persistent three· point shooting and complacent play by the Redmen. "We played two ·different halves of basketball tonight," Redmen Coach John I,.awhorn said .after his squad improved Its record to 17-4 overall and 3·0 In the MOC. "It was wild . We played so well in the flr_s t half, but then In the second half we made a lot of stupid mistakes and tried to do so many things we were not capable of doing." Urbana connected on six of 17 attempts from three-point dis· tance for ttie entire contest and added 16 points apiece to lead the was 37- of- ~9 (49 percent) from Redwomen to their rout of Ohio Dominican for a Great er Ohio the floor overalL Athletic Conference victory . The. Blue Knights were led Behind Luck' s fine outside offensively by Anthony Harris shooting. Rio Grande built .a 44-30 with 23 points . Three other Urbana starters . lead at halftIme and never looked also scored In double ligures . back. The Redwoman were 37-of· Chester McFadden added 12; 59 from the floor t47 percent) and Argentry Montgomery 10 and outrebounded -Ohio Dominican 50·11 . Tyrone Vlre 10. Hasti ngs led th e Redwoman Mitch Isenhoff and David Hud· son came off tne bench to score 13 rebounding effort with 10 rebcunds, as Rio Gra nde Improved and 10 points. its mark to 11·3 overall and 1-lln The loss dropped the Blue the GOAC. Knights to 6-11 and 1·2. Angel Franken led the losers The Redmen take the co urt again 7:30p.m. Saturday. when with 29 points. Tracey Gallaway added 12 and Julie PowelllO . they host MOC foe Tiffin. The Redwoman take the floo r In the women's game preced· again, when they host Mount St. ing the men's Tuesday, Robbin · Joseph 2 p.m. Sa turday In a Luck scored 30 points and Hollv 'Hastings and Lea Ann Mullins non-league cont es t. Wili. -O!Ihko~ tl. CariUul Slrllrh SOUTHWEST NE Okh&. n , OkiL,Baptllt Olarb '70. WEST Scon• 1U hlllftl.rnt•: ftlu Grandt• U , Urhwut 2U. Thrct.. pulnl KOiilil : Urbana - I& 17: 3~ pNccut l : Harris (:1), l!u~nhoH, Mnnlp;om1•ry ('l) . IUn f:r1md 1• - (0-2: 0 p.•rt:t•ntl . \\'tHili'RN KWIII' 01110 001\tiNI CJ\N (59) - fo' r1111ken 1~ · 1 · 29: G11llaway ~2· 1 2; l'owt•ll S- 0.10:, U. ~omdall 1 · 0.~; Mlll4'f H~ '!; llradl fly 1·0.2; " i\hhltt 0-:t- 2. 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Meigs Is 10-0 In the TVC and looking for a third straight conference crown while the VikIngs, who lost to Meigs 6G-57 In overtime earlier this year, are close behind at 8-1. Vinton County stunned highly-respected Columbus East 59-55 over the Christmas holidays In the Portsmouth tournament. J . R. Kitchen led all scorers in· the win over N-Y. banging In 21 points while hitting on 10 of 16 shots. Brent Bissell had an outstanding game, also, hitting for 20 points and combing the backboards for 14 rebounds. Nelsonville-York's Benny Mays lejl the Buckeyes with 17 points, mostly coming on aggressive play in the lane. Michael Russell followed with 15, . over five points below the TVC's leading scorer's average. Meigs' Donnie Becker and Mike Bartnim also entered the act In a big way, each popping home 12 points. Becker's constant movement to the hoop helped keep the · Marauders' offense up-tempo while Bartrum added 13 · rebounds as Meigs outrebounded the Buckeyes, 5732. ' . Once the score reached 20-7, the Marauders' lead never shrank to less than eight points. The play of the night came at the t Tuesday's high school scores Glrud 81, Ubert, Twp t5 GOtihen 71, New Richmond :13 Gro'o'e Cit)' 15. Dublin !Ill If,, , IIII i" lli11lr ·"· · hun/1/n.•~· o'l lm// Ill I BIRD ON TilE GO :- ' Boston's Larry Bird hrcczes around Buck Williams of the New ,Jersey Nets during Tuesday's NBA acilon !It East Rutherford. The Celllcs won, 123-117. Bird tallied 21 points. (UPI) Houston Rockets belt Suns 118-100 minus Lloyd,Wiggins By ,JOE ILLUZZI UPI Sports Writer ' The Hou ston Rockets, who have s lruggled since appear ing in last year's NBA finals, came to~et her at a crucial time. Play in~ only seven hours afler two of th eir tea mm ates were banned fcom the NBA, the Rockets defealed I he Phoenix Su ns 118-100 .Tuesday night In what could have been the club's biggest vic lory since dethron ing the Lakcrs last spring In the Weslern Con ference fi nals. Houslon played wit h only 10 . players because Lewis Lloyd and Mit chc ll Wiggins had been suspendPd from the league for at least lwo years for testing positive for cocaine use. Houston's Tw in Towers , Ralph Sa mpson and Akee m Oia juwon, led Ihe way . Sampson, the. teat:n captain . scored a season-high 31 points and gra bbed 19 rebounds , and Ola juwon added 30 points and 10 rebounds. " Wt• wish the best for Milchcll Wiggins and Lew Lloyd," Sampson sa id. "So me substance has abused the ir bodies. The remain· ing 10 players will just pull logether." Sa mpson provided 15 points and12rebounds lnthefirsthalfto help lhr Rockets build a !\8· 51 halft ime lead. Olajuwon excelled In the third qu arter wllh 13 polnls a nd 5 rebounds. a nd Hou ston look an 88-74 lead In the fourth period. "I think lonlght was the bes t IOgelherness game we've played all year." Olajuwon sa id . "This ga me was ve ry important." P hoenix Coac h .John MacLeod was Impressed wflh how the Rockel s res ponded to 1h<' situa lion. "We ju st couldn' t keep them off 1he hoards," Ma cLeod said. "The fans saw a warn that wa s sho •·J-handed and they came lo supporl their leam. " In other games, Bos ton clipped New .JerS<')' 123·117, Dallas beal New York 108-103, Delroit edged Cleveland 10:1-101. Philadelphia lopped Indiana J01 ·9<J. Mllwaukce defeated Sacramento 113-89, Denver overcame Srattle 117· 109. Go lden SlatP shaded Sa n Anlonlo 111 · 109 ancl Portland fiall ened Utah 121·113. Celtlcs 123, Nets 117 At East Rutherford, N.J., Robert Parish and Dennis Johnson scored 22 points apiece to pace a balanced Boston attack. Larry Bird, back after missing three games with a sprained back, a dded 21 points, as did Kev in McHale and Danny Alnge. Orlando Woolridge sco red a game-high 27 points to lead New Jersey. Mavericks 108, Knlcks 103 At New York, Rolando Black· man scored 28 of his season-high 41 points In the first half, and Mark Aguirre added 29 points overall to power the Mavericks, Blackman scored 5 points In the flnal1:52, helping Dallas turn a 101- 101 tie Into the final margin. Pistons i03, Cavaliers 101· At Richfield, Ohio, Islah Tho· mas scored 11 of his 28 points In a see-saw fourth quarter to carry the Pistons. Adrian Dantley added 19 points and Joe Dumars 18 to lead Detroil to lis fourth straight victory and seventh In lis last eight games. Cleveland rookie Ron Harper had a gamehigh 37 points, 76ers IOi, p 11 cen 94 At Indianapolis, Charles Barkley scored 30 points, lncluding8 during a 20·1 first - quar ter run, 10 lead the 76crs. Philadelphia wen t on Ihe s purt the final five minutes of the fir st quarter aft er the Pace rs had taken a 21-14 lead. Rookie Chuck Personledlndlana with 27 points . 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Blazers 121, Jazz 113 At Portland, Ore., Steve Johnson scored 25 points and Ke nny Carr added 20 points and 19 rebounds to· power the Trail Blazers. With I he score tied 107· 107 with 2:42 left, .Jerome Kersey and Clyde Drexler hit field goals and Johnson sank 2 free throws. Karl Malone led Utah with 38 points. •---------------------------, l Local bowling POMEROV BOWLING LANES Earl)' Wednesday Ml:rced LeaKUe Det•cm ber 17, J9R6 1'4'atn rts. Middleport Lunch Room ...... ................In Sayr€'s Small EnRine Rl"'pa lr ............ .... 74 ShiJ rnm vs Ca rrv-Out ........................... 70 .J.A.R . ConstruCtion .. ....... ....... ... .......... 58 Tony's C arry · (~ ! ............................ .... 56 J .D. Orllllng ............. .. ................ , ....... A4 HI .R h Scrlrs : Ra y Roach. 57S; Br11 y Smlt h. M ax im• DuR<m . 49ft: 2nd Hlah ~ ri C's : Lt1rt~· DuRan, ~3 : Pnt Carson. ~90 : HIRh Gu m••: Ray Hoaeh 212 : Pat C'ars on. ls:J : 2nll High Game-: ttay Roach. 1\Yr : lll'ttv Smith, J~l . Tt•il m ~r l ('s : Mlddlf'porl Lunt•h Room. 1948: Tr;.1m Gam€': Sayt·.-s Small En.'(ln'' Rf' p tdl' . 7lfl , j,,.,j l'r, .,, l nr••r r~mimrn/ '/).,,.,,,,. -. fl,.,.,,,, ,\kr 1<:11st ~ Akr Sprln1 !ill .Ur Nort h~ . MllMUion 71 t\kr St Vln 'JU, 1'0UAK!1 S 64 (o0 ,\lr.under'.n, Welholon-14 ~ott 1\melhlM, Wll'Kicrn Brown 4K ,\llrOr~tl4, Klrlt.nd 61 Rarherlon 75, 1\kr Flrf!1'10ne 66 BeaJI"vUie16, Rarnf'8\IIIIP 15 Bl'II.\ICr Local67, Toronto&$ Beavercreek t1B., Day Meaclowdale · sa 8elprt67.Frderai H kln~tll BIJr W~•ut 75, Col Tl"l!f' Of UfP U Bl!ih llonatmf' (WV) II!, SlliaQMde'J2 8tHlJ"dman 111', Camptw-11 Ml'morlaJ "Br1d,11Cfl011 s.t, St Clairn llle 110 80.)'d IKy) M. 81"00k.lynM, South 1\mMrllf: oM 8u1:keyf''I'Tidll3, Ua~l)' IWVR141 U~lfalo W~rw: (W\'K) MCoal Orove51 Burton ""rbhlreS&, Nt'whury 5.'1 Cu db 611, JeweU-Sdo l'l faldwel l 59, Wood~neld.f"l f,arrolllon 71', Sandy Val If')' 4R CedarvUir II, W&)'ne8VUIP. 5K Ch llm plo n 61, .ft•ller,;on 41 Chesa.pf'llltf' Ill, Rod1 IIIII H t'llnton-Mu,;Je !2ol) Pall('! Co .. Dairy QuN>n . 1237. n, Gre<ene\'1~· foiBeechr:roft.l\9, Col E•Ntmoor 73 Coi ' BrookhMven Kl, Wl'!itt>nUil' N SO {Oi) Cui EuKt 88. Collndptndentr65 c;ol Undcn K9, fol Kodth Ill rot Mar-Frnk 41\ Col No11hland H (ol) Col Mllfiln 70, Col Waf'Ridp;P It Col Kt•11dy Ill, WeKI·h>III'I'!IOn 4'7 Col Wldl el'!loniiO, L.. eFI11her $5 Col \tlh ltSiol\f' 53, Col Wet~l5! folumhlua Cri'HI\'1"'' '3, Ll-t.tonl• .. "ColumNa 11,1\b f; lrulrpendence ll et n l'lt' :l Copley 10, fori land l.ake.'lrw 11, Brookfield &3 Crooknlllf' 70, New IAo:l indon K DRy Cham-,Jul59, Xnl• oiK D~y fhr 5t, D•y Nor1hrldlt. U Doylt'lilown 7.1, Medin• Hla:hl&nd .f9 Dn•Kdt~ rf Trl-\'al 1t ''' Muskln~m '"E lmwood F..o11~1 (' lint on 7$, Yellow Sprl•l!o &II !19. North Ralllmorf' 115 Falr l~a~~d l!i, f.-rt!OO.KI•no\la ( W\'M) . f 'alrhann (\l'\'a) (hr 57 Freednm Clr.r " "Fnonldln Frllcll y 18, Fayfttf'\'Uie 4K 71. Da)' Belmonl6.1 Fr•nk Fur Grteah. ~ Wt>hMer 4t Fronllft' 711, Sknue- 17 (;ll. rl'f'i.U\IIIIe I I, StrM8horo til The Meigs girls basketball team was ranked 11th today In Class AA circles by United Press lnternatlona1· ' •• I thP WA~ ADS 48 54 ~-------------1 The Daily Sentinel (USPS Owners are responsible for seeing th'at their d~gs · are licensed each year. Beginning February 1, 198·7, the Meigs County Dog Warden will begin checking dogs for tags. Owners of dogs not_having tags will be cited to court and subiect to fine. Final . day to purchase dog tags without p~tnalty is JANUARY -30, 1987. rnendous reboundet·s," Henson said. "They are going to crea te a lot ot "problems for us. We 're going to have. to play a super game to beat them." Ken Norman has paced the Illinl In scoring and rebounding all sea&On. Tile Illinl have yet to lose at home"this' season. The Boilermakers posted a pair of roaa wins last week ovrr . Northwes lern a nd Wisconsin. ·;' Pu rdu e coac h G ~ne Ke ady said : ;: he Is n't looking past Minnesota, : ·: " I'm not very good at predict - : :: ing," Keady said. "but J know .:· thallfw e don' t heal Minnesota on : ·: Wednesday we' re go ing to be out ; • of il. .. ..' Gopher coac h Clem Haskin s : · : serv"d witlt Krady a t Western -:"· Kf, ntucky . · ·,· •: AOVHIIIS£0 tllltl CCH'YRIGHT 1987 · THE ICROGER CO ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SlJIIfOAY. JAN . 11, TMROVGH SATURDAY . JAN. 17, 1987 , IN _,,MD"""'"' nom. WE RESERIJE!HE RIGHT TO LIMI T QUANTITIES . NONE SOLD TO DEALERS. POI~Y Ea ~ h ot thMa a d~en 1sl!d •tems •B reQuiHJO 10 IJe ru 011~ a.a1lotllli tot 1111e on ~IIC h l(roge1 $10fll e-cepl as specll• c•llv notod .n th>S ad If "'II do ru n oul ol an adv11t1<1111d ot~•n , we wtll ollur vau ~ UU I ch p •c~ ot d comoautble 11&1'11. when a~a lla ble rollncMo trH! illme SIM ng~ u1 a 'll,..chec~ which w'ill en htl~ yOu to put~h nll' the advt~rl <\"'- l iltr"' Ill ll•tr lldv!lf1iud pti~;11 with1n :l) da~ s On!\' one ven«u co uoon w111 llfl tctepted per rtam purc:ha!WKI .' . Klrkendahl I·G-2, Mike FA:kcls 1-0.2. TOTALS 2~ 1~111. MEIGS 1191 - J. R. Kitchen IIH-21. c •rb Smith 1-'l-... Donnie Becker 5-2-12, Mike Bartmm 5-2--12. Huey Eason 2-0..t, Brent BL'Isell 9--2-20, ·Bill Brotht~s 1-0-2, Scott Powell Hl-2, Steve Mu~ser 1-0-2, Phil Klnl( 0-0.0, Scott Williams D-D-0. TOTALS quart er~: HtN u Mel~ .................... ...... 22 19 24-79 1Reserveli) . NEL'IONVILLE·YORK Iill I - Scott Addis 3-0-6, Eric SuUlvan 1-'l-4, Danny York 10 ~. CarJMe~t (toll Buker 1-0..2, Heat h Cl emons 2-2-6, Tom Russell 1· 0.2, Kevin Nelson ~t). .. , Jason ' Ta~garl 2-8-4, rof~L'I IHII\. MEIGS (12)- Kevin Oiler 1·2-4, ,Joey Snyder $1%-12, Scott Nell(ler 1).3-3, Todd Pow~ll 3-IHI, Chuck Pullins 2·2-6. Matl Baker 3-0-6, Brent UUie"b.O.O, ScoU Barton I).Q..O, Don Dorst 'l- 1· 5, Roh Harrison 1-0.2. TOTALS 17-111-!2. By quartr.n: NelsonvUie- York.......... IO 5 5 ft-.~ Melp ......................._. .. 14 14 12 12--52 Hllblborol4 PM'r)' 81, Ml,.ehtld~udlul 46 Philo a. Mort~~IUI51 PuriKm<MIIh E SR. lronloooloe 54 Por1 !!imMIIh0am eU, PortMCIQ 5! Rootlll.own 11:1., IU:r Holt111 5! !oktwlnJ15. Llthon n ~ I on 7ti, GRieM MIII•GUmour 31 Sooth Po IIIII ,.,, Wayne t WV ~ I 38 SouU.ern 1M 18, 8erPoi~£Spr..s :Ill 81 Ber•rd II, Batavtt.ll SteutMon\IUif'lt E Unrpool 5I stow A. Akt Garlleld 511 Thl Llhhey 1$, Tol Walt~ 41 .AVAiloArll£ ONLY IN STORES WITH 1 HOT fOODS AVAilABLE 111m TIL TDI Macomhtr M. To! Woodward~ Tal Ro,11en '71. Tol I"IIIPr S'7 1'111 St FrMN M, Tel Crltl f'l Tol St lot. U. Tol S&art 14 21h-L8. AVG. Tot !kotl f7, Ore Shih:h 441 DEUCIOUS T'rlmhleiK. Hrmloc:Jr. Miller 14 Union Local14, Burkf')'r ~ 5~ U.lolllo\nl.alie'JI, Tu ~lly Val~ U.lo• Loeal a, Stllllo1 Local SJ WIU'ret!IIVUie II, Cle MRnllall 11: Wlr1l&W Rl'o'ft VIew G. M*)'•v lllr U Whole .BBQ Chicken W•erlerd M. Fort Fr,e 5t Watrrleo1't, Ba"l'lna8outheut 53 Wl!!d BriUich 11. Newton FRibll4 WeHI GeRU,II&II. MaJftl'ld 41 Wt'KI Saltm NW It, lldton Chr -II Whl~t (W\IJ CHill, Martin Fli"rry 11 ;.. $ Wlllltnnilleii!,Hteubf'n!iUieCent II Woo!RrTthrl&)' M, AkrM•nehetl&er 13 V••C. Ul'lluUM'i'I,Howl•dU · \'oiiiK!IEMlll, VolhpMooiM')'C'l V••• Chr 11, Shii'Dn CPa) Chr II HERRUD ROYAL CROWN 14-17-LB . AVG. WHOLE Sem~Boneless gtr 8 'RE OPEN FOR ·YOU Smoked Hams ......... lb. $~~c! For . •' FREE ' ... '' PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES, 5¢ OFF LABEL PEPSI FREE, Clorox Liquid Bleach Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola Gallon 8-Pack 14~9601 ' ' i\ Dl" LHion of Multlmf'dla. Inc. Puhll s"ht>d pvrory aftf'r noon. Mo ndu~· throu~h F'rlday, 111 Co urt St ., Po· mrrov. Ohio, b~· thP Ohio Valley Pub· \ls hin·~ Compa n~•/Multlml'()la, J~c.. Pomf'roy, Ohio 4576.1}, Ph . 992-2156. 5(>ro nd C'l~ ss poNI3R:<' paid al Pomt>roy. Mr mbC'r: Unltl'll Pr('Si" lnt t'r natlonal. OF MEIGS COUNTY P~>4'hiN11, "We've playe4 s-e good teams In North Carollaa State alld Northeastent." Davis said. "8ut.playlng Illinois and Purdue will be the toughest test for us." Ullnols coach Lou Henson said the 15-0 Iowa record Is no flu ke. "Iowa has a lot of things to go to. They have lh oustanding s tarting !!ve with good size, outstanding s hooting and tre· •I · oJ MHS . I llth Ohi o. IMPORTANT N liCE TO DOG OWNERS l! co liege team'S: Also tonight, Purdue, 3-0, will host . Mlnaesota. On Thursday, Wisconsin Is at Indiana, Nlirtllwestern Is at Ohio State and Michigan State "is at Michigan. The Hawkeyes have yet to lose under first-year ·coach Tom Da· vis , lNt the Iowa coach said his club will get Its toughest cttal· lenge this week. (Varsity ·, By OrPl(lft CIQ 1S, Frtm!Jnl ~I P•Mn Clly lWVa) M, lbaAINI Rh·er 71 first quarter buzzer when Bartrum heaved a fullcourt baseball pass following an N-Y free throw with one second on the clock. The pass hit Kltcl:ten on the dead run near the hoop for an uncontested lay-up. · Meigs' largest lead was 22 points, 76-54 and 78-56, just Inside of three mln.u.tes remaining. Coach Mlck Childs' Marauders now 11-1 overall, hit on 35 of 71 ior 49 per cent but managed only nine of 19 foul shots for47 per cent. N-Y was 25 of 72 for 35 per cent while sinking 10 of 18 foul shots for 56 per cent. Perhaps the only non-positive stat for Meigs was Its 24 turnovers. N-Y had 16 miscues. The Buckeyes fall to 3-9 and 2-8 for the year. Coach Rusty Bookman's Meigs reserves stayed In contention for the TVC reserve crown by burying the Nelsonville· York reserves, 52-28. Meigs Is now 8-4 overall and 8-2 In the TVC, trailing .leader Alexander by a - gam_e. N-Y's reserves fall to 0-10 In the TVC. Todd Powell had his finest game of the year In leading the Little Marauders with 14 points while Joey Snyder finished with 12 while Matt Baker and Chuck Pullins had s lx each. Heath Clemons and Scott .Addis led the Little Buckeyes with six apiece. Box score: None of the four has played each other so far this ·season. ' Indiana has the early edge . because its wins have ail come on the road. Iowa has won lf straight games and Is two shy of the school record for "lllliStconsecutlve victories. The·. Hawkeyes a lso own the nation's longest winning streak among major NelsonvUit...York .......... 12 U 15 20-00 . ,N•pole-on IM, WIW!It'On S'J !'l.'n.- CoDt'OrdGIHin MK, SherldMn 111 Northwood 'H. To I Cbr II Olt!III.MJY Si, Df'l aWIIU't't!i ~'t'Hif'r n L 28 Debbl€' Phelps. 50ti; S<-cond high sf:'ri('S, Betty Whitl tHch, 406: Third high serif's, Dott\(' Will , 405; Tt'it m high gamr, Ohi o PaiiC't Co .. 548: Tt'am hl ~ h sPrii!S, Ohi o " Melp1!1, Mhunlllbut,ll By RANDY MINKOFF UPI.Sports Writer The- first matchup of. teams considered to be In the elite In the Big Ten occurs tonight wh~n third-ranked Iowa visits No. 10 Dlinols . The league has four teams unbeaten In Big Ten play: Iowa, 3-0; No. 4 Indiana, 3-0; Illinois, 4-0; and fifth -ranked Purdue, 4-0. 3~~79. MorRdOr. 17, Wlndhm II Hil ls U. Cln Las.lle 45 Cln Wltlrow ll4, Cln CAPE fR Cit' Adam» 7l Clf' Hllodetls:l f irE Terh 7~ . C'lf' Cleft\'lle 7Z f ie Luth EM, El)orUChr 4t fin 1~13-IWI Whtrlatch . 177: Third high Individual gam{~- , Doll \(' Will. 1553: High ~er ir s, ~at111o Cr8 lwood 14, Woo*ldre 17 Maple HUt 117. Cle Soulh II Maplewoed II, Lord~~: own 58 Maranatha Chr 76, XenlaChr 71 (ol) Meadowbrook 7l, ShfMndoah $8 Mt HnltiQ' -IS, W Qrlfler Lakola M Cln Walnltl Hl/b&lif, <'lermonl NE65 ' Dairy Queen .............. .............. 54 74 Mllldleport Trophi('S ... ............... 52 76 H t~h individual ga me. Debbie Ph(;'i ps. 233; SC>rond hl~h Indiv idual ~arn e, BNty t..nculer 57. MIM11 Trace 44 IAIIIft ft, ZMtfi"Uie II IAa:an Elm 7'1, WHtlall ~! L)'ndhursllnud1 U. Chardon 4JI Macon Eattern 11. North Adam" U Mlrdhon Pl .. n• '7$. 8prlnrS'.-:a~tet-n60 Cuy~ hn sa Third ranked lowa visits Illihois {No..lO) in top Big 10 tilt -:; ; Mays 7-3-17. Chad Savar:c 5-3-13, Dave t..trae 71'. Warrell Ktnaedy Ill Medina Buelr.e)'f.' 7!, The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 · : NEL'IONVILLE-YORK I WI - Dennl• How.'e 5- 1· 11, Michael Russcii&:J-15, Benns JohnManhllll tWVa) "lt.Bellalrel!i Keaaton lA. Cle Eaal • Keyaton& 7l Roclc;r River Lutb W 5fJ Klntmaa Bad,11er IW, E PaJa.llne II Mlllord II, Norwood~~ Mlnet-n II, Ealll CutodR MIIH!faJ Rl•ar IS. LowellvUJeMI Mlnp M.lellalrl' .lohn $1 • C'hllll(.'nlhe 55. 1\thens Ill ('In 1\lke n 59, Cln Norl.west :U fin rt'nl Rapt M, fo'a lth Rapt J4 Cln Cnuntry Day lit, New MIUnl SO Cln Hlllt..TeM .1(1, Mlddh.i ownChr 3S fin Moellfl'19. fin Hu~:llel 88 I End olllrtl half) Ohio Pa ll i:'t Co.... ....................... 74 .. Huhh•d aft, V011•pChM1ey 53 Hudlon W11n h II, Garfteld Hili !18 Hunllnlfo. (W\'a• .101115 S)'mmes \lal Nel~~oon'o'Uie POMEROV BOWLING t.ANES TUESDAY TRIPLI C~TES Team \\' Cha teau Beauty Sa lon .. .............. 100 Shf'liy Co ................................... 80 lronl:on -til .. Gro"epori 5I. Clrt.1evUie t2 lbmllton Badin KG, Lemon Monroe Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Inland DH II\• Pr rss Association and t hr Ohi o Nt•w .~ Pap cr Associ at Ion. National 1\dvf'rt I ~ I n~ RrprP~rntallYl'. Bra nham N~' SI)apl'r Sai'->S. 73.1 Third Avenue, Nf'W York , Nrw Yo rk 10017. POSTMASTER: Sfond addr'ess chan~ to Thr D11ily SPnllncl. Jll COu rt St. , Pomeroy. Ohio 45769. ~UBSCRI I!TION R~TES By' Carrier or Molnr Route On£' Wt'l\k............... ..... ............ .. $1.25 On P Month .................. .. ...... .-...... $5.45 Onf' Year ........... .. ., .................. $6l'i.OO ' SING!.£ COPY PRICE • . Dally ................................... 25 Cents Subscr lbNs not des Irina 1opa}' the car- rier may r('mlt In advanct' dine! lo Thr Dally &enlln('l on a 3, 6 or 12 mont h bas is. Crcdll will be g1ven carrier Pach week . No subscriptions by mall permitted' In arras where hom{' car rier serv ice lJ ttvallabl r. Mall SuMc.rlptlons Inside Melp COunty 13 Weeks ........... ............ ...... ..... $17.29 26 Weeks ...... .... .. .... .. ... .. .. .. .... ... $34.06 52 Weeks ............. .... ......... , .. .. .. . lll6.56 Olllllldel\lelp Coullly 13 Weeks .... ... .. .................. ....... $18.20 26 Week5 ... .. .... .... ... 1.... ... .< ..... .•• $35.10 ~2 Weeks .................... .............. $07.611 UNTIL 7 P.M. lnc. . ludes LobbY. Installment Loan Department, Drive-In And Walk-Up · window ' Red Seedless Grapes ...... :..... :......... PLUS DEPOSIT •••• • All WEEK • •' •' DOUBLE ' Peoples Bank "Tite letter Banlct' IIEIIBER'F.O.I.C ·~ .,.,21 . • • ••• • .•• • ~ •' ~ • " KROGER • Grade A' Large Eggs ............... Doz. khSWWI - - . w.vo. 112-21311 •I , ..... .. ' ' .. .' ... ' . I 'I I I ' 69. C COUPONS e- wri Tt\il ""*your mtnvflcturtcl p r . - "ctntl .W' coupont ere tle~otDia at (l{r-. Lilllilod • -octuref ....,c11 worth up •n<lv~"'~ Oft. C'""'a:.a ......., mare re' I 104 II ,.,. !ill~· on~.- . LJrT'ilt ·. eoc 01'11 ....,..,. fvr eK'h tW-,. ~t PWI to""" IZZ$:d . 'LinM. one COHM COUPOA . No be:&tr wine or ¢ifl:rtnt Cowponl 'l'fiH be ....,.. Not Ylflle on free coupt)nJ, Krage, coupons'" retail fcod store cOuPOna. The amowm rttunded ca nn ot txceeQ the price of tht item. Yot.i must purct'l. . product in lirft •pecifkld on !tit coupon Thil offer appt;n onty 10 ·menufacn.trtd J)roductt "ctntl ort" coupon1 for :t•ml wry. To ltiUrl ~ 1v........, for ell.., cu.to~ . ont~ M covpot~ por 1"-"'t fomily, _. M doo- en eny br..,...., dlo0if1~ ti!Ctl- ,.,. B ' .... '' ' ' '' ' . ..-''... ... - . . ... • ; I \ .._ \, ------ ' ' ' ' .'<...' .. •:. ' . ...' . ,. •...-"I '~ ' wt . .... .'' .''' ... ' ' Manufacturer's ~ ....... ____...__._ :1!'12 'I I VAMil" .. w.v.. lb. ggc •~ 1 TEST 2% MILK GAL. , . $1.79 ' • �Page-6- The Daiiy Seritinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, January 14. 1987 January 14, 1987 The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 Eastern L..,cal board . •elects .officers for ye'ar :.. Susie Heinz was re-elected ton, treasurer, to be added to.the Jackson by Jan: 16. the sc hool board will be Jan. 29, president of when the Eastern Local policy. -·;at;7;P;·;m;. School Board the board met liability The resignation of Dorothy ~~~T~he;;n;ex:t;;;;;;·;;m;ee;t;ln;g;·~q!;; for their anitual organizational Myers as Chester 'Elementary meeting. Elected vice president custodian was accepted, ·du e to was Kathy ManlcJ<e. · health reasons. And the transfer of student The group set the last Thurs· day of each month, 7 p.m. , for Eric .Larkins from Tuppers their regular meetings. Plains Elementary to Riverview Following a lengthy discussion Elementary, with a parent to of the budget, a special budget provide transportation, was meeting was scheduled for 5 p.m. approved. Thursday. · It was announced that for the 1 In other business, the board fir st ttme, a special dinner to , took steps to improve the compu· honor National Honor Society . ter terminal In the treasurer's members wili be held 7 ·p.m. · office. Monday, Jan. 26, at the htgh Membership In the Ohio School school. Cost 6f the dhiner wlll be Board Assoclaffim was renewo;.d $5 per person and the student by the board. council has donated $100 toward Liability Insurance was also the dinner costs. Some assistSTART 1987 WITH A NEW LOOK renewed and any organizallon ance towards the dln.ner Is also ustng the building and wishing to being received from Tri-County have liability Insurance may ·do Services. Those planning to at· !Except Long Hair I so by paying a $70 fee. Organlza· tend the special evening should IOFFU EIPIIES JAN. 24, 19171 lions contact Eloise Bos- make reservations with Jennie ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM .OFFER GOOD 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. All WEEK PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAy I JAN. 17I 19 87 15°/o OFF PERMS MORNING FATALITY - A Gallla County· sheriffs deputy surveyed the scene of a fatal truck-car accident this morning on Ohio 7 near the entrance to the Kyger Creek plant. See story on Page I. ---Local Briefs:-EMS units answer Jour calls > . Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports !our calls Tuesday. Tuppers Plains a t 5:51a.m. to Reedsville for Betty Anderson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 3:27 p.m. to Mec hanic Street lor Charles Deem to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine Fire Department at B: 12 p.m. to a chimney !Ire on County Road 28; firemen were on the scene about 30 minutes; Syracuse at 11:33 p.m. to Reller Road for Sylvia Pool to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Marriage license issued A marriage llcense has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Kenneth Lamar Barfield, 26, Grand Forks AFB , N.D., and Barbara J ean Thomas, 23, Chesh ire. Judgment entry.filed A judgment entry confirming sale and ordering distribution has been flied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court In a foreclosure action by Victor Federal Savings & Loan Association against Donald H. Maxson, et al. Bonds forfeited in mayor's c.ourt Seven defendants forfeited bonds and fou r others were fined In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds wNe Charles M. Yeager, Mason, W.Va., $40; Everert V. Loft, Cheshire, $40; Mark C. Gard, Gallipolis , . $57; Robert Louvlns, New Haven, $40 Bernard Nlehm, Galllpolls, $40; W.L. Wise, Cheshire, $40, all posted on speeding charges, and Timmy J. King, Pomeroy, $50, squealing tires. Fined were Sam McCloud, Middleport, $25 and costs, disorderly manner; Jeff .Hoffman, New Haven, $50 and costs, open con tainer; Ersel Blevins, Jr. , Middleport, $425 and costs, 10 days In jail, driving under the Influence, and Joe Seymour, Middleport, $100. and 10 days In jail, assault; $100, menacing threats; $100, criminal mischief, and $100, discharging a l!rearm within the village. .. Pomeray mayor ends 21 cases Twenty-one cases were processed In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler1'uesday night. · Fined were Ke~neth Wandling, Route 1, Point Pleasant, $49 and costs, speedmg; Paul Darnell, Pomeroy, $46 and costs, speeding; William Woods, Pomeroy, $300 and cos ts, driving under the Influence, and Robert Riffle, Racine, $48 and costs, · speeding. Forfeiting bonds were Kermit BuzZ!Ird, Middleport, $46; Roger Wilson, Point Pleasant, $48; Mark Oldaker, Mason; $46; Mary Dalley, 011 Cit y, Pa. , $45; Rowena Vaughan, Pomeroy, $45; Lawrence Rapp, Shade, $45; Myrtle Ja cks, Shade, $48; Clayton Faber, . Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., $46; Terry Clark, Racine. $45; Michael Baker. Middleport, $50; Brett Jones, Pomeroy, $59; Harold Warslnsky , Beallsville, $<15; David Leach, Pomeroy, $45; Ray Redman, Mason, $47; William Cremeans. Middleport. $50; Larry Wright, Langsville, $47, all posted on speedi ng charges; Pa tricia Clark, Richmond, Va., $43, stop sign violation . Pomeroy chamber (Continued from Page 1l roy, Peggy and Dennis Musser, of Pomeroy, Pat~y and Donald Walter Gilmore, 89, Pomeroy , Ward, of Pomeroy. Martha and died Wednesday at Veterans James Smith, of Pomeroy; a Memorial Hospital. sister, Judy Pugh, or Addison; . A retired coal miner, Mr. one brother and sister-In-law, Gilmore was born at Grayson, Charles and Linda Ptigh, of Ky., on Sept. 15, 18~7. a son of the Mercerville; and several nieces, late Mr. and Mrs. George nephews, aunts and uncles. Gilmore. He was preceded In death by a Surviving are four daughters, sister, Mary Lou Pugh, and his Maxine Michael, Margie Ward, maternal and paternal and Leona Eblin, all of Pomeroy; grandparents. Joanne Wise, Rutland; !tve sons, Services will be Saturday, 1 James, Richa rd and Eugene p.m .. at Rawlings-Coats-Blower Gilmore, all of Pomeroy; Clar- Funeral Home In Middleport. ence Gilmore, Middleport, and Burial w!ll be in Rlfe Cem.etery In Byron Gtlmore, Columbus; 31 Gallipolis. Friends may call at the funeral home all day Friday, grandchildren, 45 gre.a t· grandchtldren and one great· with the family present from 2-4 great-grandchild. and 7-9 p.m. Besides his parents,.· he was preceded In death by his first wife, Edna, and his second wife, Maggie; a son, Wendell; an Infant daughter. VIvian; three grandchildren, t.yo brothers and two sisters. Mr. Gtlmore was a member of the Chu rch of Chrtstln Christian Union. Services wlll be held at 1 p.m. Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Theron Durham and Rev. O'Dell Manley offlclat· lng. Burial wtll be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the fun eral home from 2·4 and 7-9 p.m. Thursday. 25°/o OFF DESIGNER BOUTIQUE AND 111 w. h4 st. "full '"'''irt •alnn" . •n.. no ,.,..,.,, 011. HOURS: MON .·SAT. 9:00 TO 9 :00 CALL FOil !IN APPOINTMENT • Trudy Marthall, Mary Pow~t. Liz Lucat, Mila Raymond (Sheila KAHN'S SLICED (Continued from Page 1) .s ....98< s1.13 1-.31 S1.30 oncentratt ••...•••..•......•....••...••••••;.....81 ........... .. ...... Food~ r.-s...,. I .ft. . U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast ....~:·••• $1 49. 0.ft. . -N.O- MONTHLY FINANCE DOWN PAYMENT .CHARGES .. PAYMENT* until ·FOR ONE ¥ 3 LB. BAG Yellow Onions •••..• 69 1 APRIL ' FULL YEAR ... •·t...,j,. .. _ , _ _ ·w·•· , ..... . 2nd Street (304) 773~5j92, •• MR. P's • Mac/ Cheese.~~~••• S/S1 Pizza ............~!~:·••.•. 69< SUNSHINE. . $249 BANQUET '. $ Dog Food ••••••••••••• Entree for One·.!;~.~~·. 3/ . 1 •••••• COUP<W •••••• • •••• COlJp(W' •••••• . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . ·····coof(W······· ·····coull(W······· • • • • . • • . : SURF DETERGENT • : SHURFINE SUGAR • ••••• : MAXWELL HOUSE :• COFFEE • • Umit I Por (ustonlor • Geotl Onlr At Powell'• Supor Vatu • Offtr Goo4 Thru lat., Jan. 17, "17 • ,I • • ' SHURFINE • • PINTO BEANS ~ ~.~: S6.99 . · Mason, .W. Va. . • •••• Umlt 1 Por c..._ • Gotcl Oily, AI Powell's Suptr Vatu • Oftor Gotcl nn s.t., a 17, 1tt7. • ! • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 99C 'I# z t"" e > I:C t"" t'l'l ~ 0 e . 0 ...r:=I • "" "0 • •• • • s· • •••••••••••••••••••••• I • tl47 oz:$ . •• •• '.. • 1 Umlt I Por Cuttt Gotcl Only AI Powell's Suptr-ot ' .• ,Offtr ..... Tin Sit., Jan. 17, 19t7 • ••••• ' . ' 399 < > t"" e > I:C r' t'l'l ..a,.. ~ 0 e "0 0 2 $1 .00 ( • ·~ •The total value of the dou ble coupon may not e•ceed Margarine •••.!~~~~u:•••• ,~art~n.or.. . HERMAN GRATE, OWNER :( BLUE BONNET SPREAD MASON FURNITURE CO. . ... 0 MT. VERNON 0 59 2% Milk ••••••~·;•••••. $1 20 LB. BAG "0 2 Here is asale where nothing is held back. Every item throughout ollr store has been marked down and is on sale. You can save 10% to 60% OFF Mas:a.n Fu~n~ure's everyd.ay low prices. We haten't held anything back. In addition, JUst look at this... . · - NO 0 ·C: ""I'\ 0 the 1fo1e 1educed 10% TO 60% NO e 0 -- -- VI 10 DAYS ONLY! EVERYTHINC • PAYCA$H ••• SAVE AN EXTRA 10%// ~ "..."• t"" t'l'l 2 oz. PRICE SAVER ...,.. > Pepperoni •••••••••••••• 99< lfl !:1 c: e <. HORMEL SLICED • > I:C > ----- 1/4 Pork Loin ••••~••• $1 49 .. Boneless·Ham ••••• f99 3.5 t"" •,..c:z <. 0 Bologna •••••••~~ •••••• $199 .. A painter lor the American Painting Co., he was born .Aprtl 11,1961, In Mason, W.Va.,asonof Charles and Betty Edwards Pugh, of the Chester area In Meigs County . Ohio Valley Bulk GRADE A LB. First baby --·-- Fryer Parts ....•.l:.•••• 4·9< VI 0 Whole Fryers •••~:·•••• S9< ·'""' He was a member of the Painters' Union Local 999, and the Moose Lodge In Polnt Pleasant, W.Va. In addition to his parents, he Is survived by his · wife, Dora Shaver Pugh, of Gallipolis; his mother-In-law and father-in-law, Marjorie and James Shaver, of Ga llipolis; five sisters and brot hers-In-law, Brenda and John King, jJf Reedsvllle, Ca· rolyn and Donald Call, of Pome- 20 Coupons MIXED William !Bill) Pugh, 25, of Route 4, Gallipolis, was killed Wednesday morning In a traffic accident on Ohio 7. · Imitation Chocolate Chips ............... Carob Chips ......................................... Butterscotch Chips ............................... Peanut Iutter Chips ............................ $. Shced Bacon ....l:·•••· 149 HO~El RED LABEL William Pugh Up YDII, &ki"l At Low ... t ALL SWEATERS Walter Gilmore porta lion plans lor the repa ir ca ll read by Nease. paid of·baby shoes from Hartley And a reminder was made that Shoes, a pair of baby shoes from for an approx Imat e four-mont h Heritage House of Shoes, a case closure of the aging span, how- chamber Is sponsoring a dance fb byf 0 ever, that time could increase or on Jan. 24, at Royal Oak Park, at a . or mula from Kroger's , a case of diapers f.rom Fruth decrease after the bridge Is a cost of $15 per couple and $10 Pharmacy, a $S glft certificate closed and extPnslve repairs single. Music will be provided by from the Fabric Shop, a $10 gift ~he group Sugar Bear, playing actually get certificate from the Pomeroy · Underway . with an !rom 8 p.m. to midnight, and Flower Shop' and dinner for the Nease Said he· Spoke ODOT engineer, who predicted pizza will be fu r nished compll· parents from Craw's Steak thf' bridge will be closed some- ments of Pomeroy Pizza Hut. House. · time In March. However, the ~------------..:._-------..:..l contract a llows the contractor, which Is the Maidens-Jenkins firm of Nelsonville. to close the span as early as Feb. 1. According to a MaidensStD~k Jenkins representative, the Supplie~ O~~t bridge will not be closed until necessary repair materials are Ert~gdtg p,1~11 'secured. The materials may, or may not, arrive before Febru· ary. Preliminary repair work Is . already taking place underneath the bridge. Chocolate Chips .••••••••• ~.••..•••••.••..•...••.••!.~.~~ 1. 72 Nease further reported a suggestion to operate a passenger· !.~.~~: only ferry service while the !.~.~~· bridge Is closed. but said he has not yet explored this Idea. · ~.~.~~:' In final business, Nease rea d a tetter from U.S. Rep. Clarence !.~.~~:S1.35 Miller advising lhat on-site jobs Brown Sugar ........................................~.~:.•. should be created this year as part of the $2~7 million Gallipolis · z~ ant'IIa. C c Lock and Dam project. which All Purpose Flour ,,!.fR!4l.T.~/!.!Y:! ~ ~~ 79<. Miller described in the letter as "go for construction." . . An Invitation was Issued by Beth Stivers, director of Veterans Memorial Hospital's emergency room,urgen\ ca re center, 51. EAST MAIN .· 992-6910 · asking chamffer members to • POMIIOY . Wt aa.,t attend Sunday's 2·4 p.m. open house ol the new facility', was Y Limit IN OUR DESIGNER BOUTIQUE . $149 Umit 1 Por Cuttomtr 0· • .o: Gotcl Ottly AI Powol!'t Suporrnatkol • Offer Gotcl Thru lat., Jan. 17, 1917 ·- " • o.\ny manufacturer's cou · pon greater than 51 Cwill be redeemed at face value only. •Only one manufacturer's coupon per item . •The total value of th e dou · ble manufacturer's coupon cannot exceed the purchase pric~ of the item . Money will nyt ~e refunded . . •Thil offer does not apply to .., Powell's Super Vatu Cou · pon1. free toupons. or any · competitor's coupons. •This offer excludes ciga renes, or any other items prohibited by lew: •Offer is only good lor pro· duct on hand . No Rain· checks. •Th,•• is a limit of 20 coupon•vou m1y redaam. , �.. ....... Wednesday, . ' ·. By The Bend . -.- Beat of the bend Just a note will do ... By BOB HOEFLJCII • · Sentinel Staff Writer , Somehow, I keep trying to . : remember to , ' tell you ; Wilmetta Leif· • 'heit, Rock : Springs Road, : resident, and • . the Information • keeps getting away from me. At any rate, let me tell you that Wilmetta is a patient at the Holzer Medical Center and has been s ince Dec. 30. She'd love to hear from all of her friends here -and I know there are many. The room number is 222B. ' The Bookmobile will not be in Meigs Coun\y Monday du e to the observa nce of Martin Lut~er · King's birthday. You can look for ·· various public offices to be closed i on that day also if you have :, business to take care of, better do It a f!'w days ahead or postpone it. ••. '' Congra tulations to .Jane Frym· ; yer, director of the Meigs Count y ' Board of Elections. . Jane att ended the winter eon· :. terence of the Ohio Association of • Election Officials in Columbus : and while there was appointed a trustee of the orga niza tion. The trustees plan the winter conference in add it ional to work· , lng with Secrptar·y of State · · Sherrod Brown in regard to : election matt ers. By the way, Mrs. Eunie • Brinker. Racine. has been trans· !erred 'from Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital to the ca rdi <ic care unit at the Holzer Medical Center. Cards may be sent to the unit which ls on the fourth flood of the center. The Meigs County Fair Board was well represented at the annual Ohio Fair Managers Convention held In Columbus this month. . At the convention, the local board sees entertainers and various features which they can book for the local fair and attend sessions on fair management and innovations. Making up the local group were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bradford. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, William Radford, Eddie Holter, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lewis and Laurie Reed. Loca l fair board members hang in there all year planning for the annual fair which is held in August. The Middleport Fire Depart· men! needs Information and pictures on its emergency squad from the 1930's to the present time. In case you didn't realize, the Middleport unit is going to mark its go lden anniversary -50 years of service. Now th at' s a milestone. If you have informa· lion or photographs would you please contact Bob Byer, Don StIvers or Jeff Darst. There are those who wi ll have a holiday on Monday, Martin Luther King' s birthday observa nce date - then there are others who won't have another holiday until late in May when Memorial Day · ro lls around again. Sure seems a long way off - oh well. keep smiling. The ·Daily Sentinel. • . Wed~esday, JanUary 14,1987" . . Page-8_ Valentine .girls named by Beta Sigm~ Phi Linda Bates of Xl Gamma Mu Chapter, Lori Warner of Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter, and Judy Williams of Ohio Eta Phi Chapter, have been selected Valentine Girls for their respec· tive chapters of Bet a Sigma Phi Sorority. Selected by vote of the mem· bership, they will now compete for national and international honors. A member of the sorority for nearly 20 years, Mrs. Bates is a chapter past president and vice president, and has · served as chairman of several committees Including ways and means and social. She has received the Order of the Rose of her chapter. She a nd her husband, Gary, reside ln Mason, W. Va. She has two .children, Matt and Tina Ri!O e. For the past 10years, Mrs. Brownies have meeting Bates has been employed with General Telephone Co. as a sales clerk. . Ms : 'Warner of Middlepor t, temporarily residing In Pen~s'ylvania with relatives, is vice president of her chapter. She has served as ways and means chairman, and in 1980-81' was selected as "Girl of the Year." She has two daughters, Tara and Nicole. Mrs. Williams of Syracuse is social chairman of her chapter this year and Is active ln ~ll phases of sorority work. She and her husband, Jack, have three children, JaneAnn, Tucker,and Ryan. Mrs. Williams Is an agent Money for one of several new For the January meetings, the shrubs planted in front of the Brownies will work on their Syracuse Elementary School dancercize ,ilnd Girl Scout Ways was donated by the Syracuse patchesbird . Atfeedrs. one meeting they · r~:~~~~~~~~~=~:::::::~::~~, made Brownie Troop 1120. • At the December meeting, the The annual Girl Scout cookie There M Syracuse Brownies made mag· sale will begin on Jan. 16 and •• • netic Rudolphs and ca ndl e continue through Feb. 1. · Plans for Thinking Day on Feb. holders for their Christmas craft s. A holiday party was held 21 were discussed, a long with the . and members enJoyed a gift observance of the Girl Scouts exchange atid then went caroling 75th: birthday in March. The to several homes in the commun- troop has a membership of 22 ity. They also participated in 'girls and meet twice a month Racine' s Christ mas Parade on with leader, Barbara Lawrence, and co-leader, Con nee Collins. Dec. 13. If Is .. Question 8&40 conducts meeting Donations were made to the National Jewish Hospital In Denver . a facility which treats children with respiratory dis· eases , when the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, met recen tly at the home of Veda Davis . A report was given on toys. clothes and food ta ken to two , cystic fibrosis children and their families and It was noted that one child remains in serious condlton. Pearl Knapp, chapeau, presided a t the meeting with Lula Hampton, chapeau premiere, and Catherine • Welsh, chapea u deuxieme, reading "Flanders Field." Eunie Brinker served as concierge for the meeting. Dues were received from two partners and it was noted that six are sUI needed for goal . Mrs. Knapp distributed ins tructions and report forms to the variou s chairmen. The successful pecan sale was discussed and plans were made to enlarge It next year. The money• is used for scholarship and research In cystic fibrosi s and other lung diseases. Mrs. Davis ·a nd Lorett a Tie· meyer served refreshments. Next meeting will be hosted by Julia Hysell at her home. Dop't Take A Chance. She also mentioned that once ev e~y four years half of the total offering is set aside for na tio nal use and Is given to the deaconess and home missionary pension fund in appreciation of their years of dedicated service. Under th e theme "equality" , the Gospel makes it clear that Jesus regarded women and men as being equal work, Mrs. Windon said. Nowhere is it reco rded that Jesus treated women in a different manner th an he did men, she said, going on to note that women are treated differently by the world, and because of political clrcumstan· ces or life changes, many are the heads of households and the sole provider of income. She commented -on the role of women Insofar as lacking access to credit, tec hnical assistance and training and technology, and noted that medical care for women and their children is often expensive or non-existence in undeveloped countries. Referring to women's wages, Mrs. Windon said that women everywhere stil receive lower wages than men and generally work longer hours. She said that women do approximately two thirds of the world' s work but Eleanor Circle meets; ·disruss business A special money making pro· Bradbury were hostesses. ject to help fina nce the new roof Don na J enkins hosted th e fo r the chu rch was discussed at a · Christmas mi1Cting of the group , recent meeti ng of the Elea nor with Scotty Hayes giv ing the 1 Circ le held at Heath Unit ed opening prayer poem . Donna ; · Methodist Chu rch Byet· had devotions whi ch opened · Betty Fultz pres ided at the with group singing of carols. meeting which Ollenrd With devo- reading of scripture from Luk e, ; lions entit led " One Day at a and "Chr·tstmas with Little • Time" by Vick i Houchins. Nan Women" by Louisa Mae Alcott. I 1 Moore. presented the program Pa t Philson gave readings, • giving a review of the hook, 'C hri s tma s Me mories" by "Lives th at lnspir!'" by Beat r·tcc Aut hor-Artist Tasha Tudor. an Piumn on the life of Edgar Guest. account of a Vi ctoria n New poet a nd co lumnist of Detroit . ~: n g l a nd Christmas. and one Mich. After the r{'vlcw. she rea d entitled '' Wilder ness Christmas several of his poems includ ing Eve." The member related per · : "My Creed", "My Religion" and sonal memories of Chris tmases. 1 "Sermons Wes See." There was a gift exc hange . • Audrey Davenpor t. Jean Cook, after the packa ges were judged. ~ Helen Byer, a nd J ea nn e Anne Prizes went to Nancy Cale, the ' ··==:;::::::::::==:===:=====:==== Cal~ndar/happenings · · WEDNESDAY . POMEROY - Pomeroy Chap· •ter BO R&AM and Bosworth •· Council 46 R&SM meet Wrdnes· day, 7:30p ..m. ha lf-mile off thl' Rout e 7 bypass in Pomeroy . ties t; Jeanne Anne Brad· bury, religious, and Helen Byer. most original. Pauline Horton. pr~ t .-, Eichinger shower held A bridal shower was held June Eichinger, Sybil Ebersb· recently at the Pomeroy United ach, Leona and Kathy Cleland,· Methodist Church hon oring Tam· Mary O'Brien, Elizabeth Duffy, my Eichinger, recent bride of Judy Crooks. Dorothy Downie, Todd Nibert. · Gertrude Mitchell , Joan Vaughan, Paula Eiehinger . Darla Staat s, Donna Morris , Cinda HarJudy Eichinger and Becky Smith ris, Melanie Dillard , Marie hosted the shower . Cake, mints. Chapman. Cathy Corbitt, Roand nuts were served. Games chelle and Delana Eichinger, were played with prizes being Denise Mora, Marge Reuter, Ann awarded to Ida Diehl, Maidie Rupe, Lettie Spencer, Judy King. Mora, and Add ie Buck . A ponset· Mildred Fry, Gloria Wallace, !Ia theme was carried ou t in the Faye Wildermuth, Virginia decorations and refreshments. Hoyt, Genevieve Well, Helen Presenting gifts were those Fisher, Alice Wamsley , Evelyn named and Jane Walton. Alice Clark, Thelma Dill, Carolyn Struble, .Janet , Darla, Diana and Korn, Cindy Hartenbach, Diane Cherie Williamson, Norma Good· . Caruthers , Marlene Harrison, win, Lila Mit ch, Shirley Smith, Marion Ebersbach, Donna Nl· Ma y 'Mora, Charlotte Dillard, bert, Marth Nash, Jean Braun, Andrea Riggs, Edna Schoenieb, Clara Sayre, Martha Hpover, Phyllls O'Brien. Polly Eichinger. and Elizabeth Cutler . GALLIPOLIS Ga llipolis Flame Fellowship will meei Friday, 7 p.m., at Dale's Smor· ·, CHESTER - Ches ter Pas t . gasbord, with Pastor Lawrence .. Councilors of th e Daught er's of Bush s peaking . America will meet 7;30 p.m. Wed nesday a I the lodge hal I. RUTLAND - There ·will be a dance Friday, 8 to 11 p.m., at the THURSDAY Rutland Civ ic Cent er. Music by " POMEROY - The Meigs. ltom ic Sounds. Admiss ion $2 ,. County . l)('mocrutic Execu tive single, • $3 couple. Everyone · ·Com mitt ~ will meet Thursday , welcome. 7:30 p.m., at carpenters' hall, ' Main St. , ln Pomeroy. Ali Inter· SATURDAY -: es ted democrats are Invit ed to RACINE - The Southern attend . cheer leaderS will hold a clinic Saturda y, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m., at POMEROY - Middleport the high school. Donation $3. Child Conservation League will Gi rls of all ages welcome. •meet at 7:30 Thursday night at the Ohio Power Co. office in Trustees to meet . Pomeroy. ORANGE TWP - Orange Township Trustees will hold a · . FRIDAY special meeting, Wednesday, POMEROY - There will be a Jan. 14, at 7 p.m. to complete ' special music program featuring appropriations and write bids for the Union Bible Seminary fencing between Char les Sargent ': Quartet at the Calvary Pilgrim and Glen Robinson. The meeting JUot ·Chapel at 7:30p.m. Friday. The will be held at the home of the chapel Is located on Route 143, 'clerk, Dorothy Calway. THE ' RUTLANO DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 742-2100 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT .. JAN 17. 1987 12 OZ. PACKAGED Amish Frank~..................... $ 1.19 ECKRICH Pepper Lo_af ..................~!·•• $2.9 7 HOMEMADE Ham Salad •• ~ .................!!·••••• ~99< SMITHFIELD ............................ SHRED.DED........ .Ib. 52.39 ·Boiled Ham .......... suuD....Ib. $2.19 Margaret Weber, and Mrs. Jen· klns serve!] refres hments to the 16 members attending. SMOKED 24 CT. Sharp Cheese ....!L .. 5.2.99 HEAD LETTUCE.............. 69 1 1-LI. llUE IONNET Qtn. MARGARINE ......:.......... 79< HIIUNDALE 3 DOZ. PACK SMAL~ EGGS............. 51.99 IRAn 12. OZ. a SLICE. PROC.$ . 10 LB. IDAHO Wallace B. Damew()!Jd, Myrtle I. amewood to John L. Damewood, Linda Damewood, 11 A. and 60 rods, Orane. MichaelS. Ward to Rebecca S. Ward, 100 Acre Jot# 222, Letart. Pearl Welker, aka Juanita Pearl Welker, nka Juanita Pearl Cushner, Robert L. Cushner to William David Krawsczyn, Jen· -nlfer M. Krawsczyn, parcels, Po· me roy village. Carolyn Korn, George J{orn, Jr. to William D. Krawsczyn, Jennifer . J{rawsczyn, parcels , Pomeroy village. Charles E. Yost, Margaret Mae Yost to Dorothy Karr, parcel, Chester. Edna Mae Spencer, dec., ~ Exec. Avis Bing to Raymond 1\. . ()('Groot, Mary L. DeGroot, par· eels, Chester. Ohio River Sand & Gravel Co., Successor to Tri-State Asphalt Prod. Inc. to Richards & Son, Inc., parcels, Lebanon. G. C. StQJ1e, dec ., Clara Stone, dec., to Charles R. Simms, affl· davit, Meigs. Floyd 0 . Griffith, Glenna M. Griffith to Delmar K. Goff, 17.637 A., Salem. Meigs Investment Corp. to Wll· Ham D. Childs, Trustee, tracts/parcels, Pomeroy VIllage. Leroy Richards to Howard L. Barber, Barbara J. Barber,par· eel, Oltve. Christopher Napper, Shellia Napper to Christopher Napper, Shellia Napper, 10 A., Salem. James R. Miller, dec., to Carolyn J. Miller, Cert. of Trans., Salisbury. Carolyn J. Miller, nka Carolyn J. Stewart, Harry E. Stewart to Ralph E. Cundiff, Lois J. Cundiff, parcels, Saltsbury. Kelly Manufacturing Co . to Phillip W'. Kelly, pt. lot 468, Mid· dleport village. Public Notice LOS ANGELES (UP!) -The mansion filmed as the backdrop for the 1960s hit television series "The Beverly Hillbillies" has been sold for an undisclosed sum to an entertainment Industry executive. a real estate firm sal d. The $27 million asking price for ,,. the mansion in Bel Air, an exclusive residential area adjacent to Beverly Hills, made It the most ex pensive single- family home ever listed, said George Thomas of Willis M. Allen-co. , a flnanclal·real estate firm based in La Jolla, Calif. The 20,(J()().square-foot mansion, complete with gold-plated doorknobs, marble staircase and a ballroom. sits on 6.3 acres on Bel Alr Road. It was sold by hotel chain owner Arnold Kirkeby and hls wife, Caria, to Andrew J. Perenchlo, an entertainment in· dustry executive, Thomas said Tuesday. Unlike most Bel Air estates, the two-story mansion, built in an 18th century French neoclasslea style, Is visible from the street and is one of the most recognizable landmarks In the area. . The front of the home was flimed as the mansion for the Phllltp W. Kelly, Lots G. Kelly to James .R . Frecker, pt. lot 468, Mlddl_eport VIllage. . Patrick E. McDole, Emerson McDole ys. Charles T. Taylor, et al, )ud~ment, Lebanon. John L. Bakr~ Shirley Baker to Patrick E. McDole, Emerson McDole, tracts, Lebanon. · Emerson Everett McDole, dec. to Patrick Emtorson McDole, Cer· tlflcate, Lebanon. Har~ance Dewey Jones, aka Harrence-Dewey Jones, Patricia Mackert Jones to Cletis Dalton, Iva Jane Dalton, parcels , Scipio. Guy M. Thoma, Ellen J . Thoma, .Helen Pauline King, Leo E. King, Patsy Ann ThOma, Su· zan Annette Thoma, E. Kelly Thoma to Carleton Church by Trustees, 1.59 Acre, Bedlorfl. Guy M. Thoma, Ellen J. - Thoma, Helen Pauline King, Leo E. King, Patsy Ann Thoma, Su· · zan ·Annette Thoma, E. Kelly Thoma to VIrgil C. King, MaryD: King, parcels, Bedford. ·M;trlln Wolfe, Emily Wolfe to Wllbur Ward, Christy Ward, .BO ·acre, RUtland. · Elmer Pierce to Marjorie Snider, Randall Snider, parcel, Pomeroy village. Mildred fngram, Malr;olm In· gram to Charles R. King, Cheryl A. King, 19.77 acres, Rutland . Mt. Oltve Community Church to Columbia Gas Trans. Corp .. right of way agreement , Olive. Louts Ray Pulllns, Mary Lou Pritchard Pullins to Susan Jane Pullins, nka Susan Jane Mash, % acre, Salisbury. Veva Searls to Marty Searles, 2'A acres, Rutland. Randall L· Arnold, Madonna S. Arnold to Frances Viola, 1.825 acre, Orange. J . B. O'Brien, Roberta C. O'Brien to Charles L. Harris, Shirley J. Harris, 1 .acre, Olive. 28716 . and the unknown heirs, devines . and legatees of Gerald Oavicl Bennett. if he be deceased, whose raBi· FRIES •••••••••••••• ~.r~t. S1.6 9 10 OZ. BIRDS-EYE Peas & ••••~. 99< 1DJf• DZ. CREAM of MUS"ROOM aDW wi~ FREE SCULPTED NAME. Beef-A-Roni ........................ ~.99< 4 PACK ·conONELLE Toilet Tissue...............·....... S1.39 1~ OZ. CHEV BOY ·AR·DEE · 12 OZ. HORMEL CANNED LUNCH MEAT Spam ........................... ~.....- S1.89 1f OZ. SWEEPSTAKE · • . Jack Mackeral ......:... 2 cANs S1 ~ 19 29 OZ. WHITE HOUSE le Sauce ..........~.......J~~ .....99< SMALL WANT ADS PACK ABIG PUNCH! 11 niels. and that you be perma nently 'diveSted of all your parental rights . · You are required to answer the Complaint within twonty·oight 1281 days after the last publication of this notice which will be published once each week for liJII (8L consecutive weeks. The last publication will be made on January 21 , 19B7 and the twenty-eight days {28) for anawer will com mence on that data. In casi of our failure to answer or otherwise respond 81· required. by the Ohio j~~:~~~ b~i~~f:~~~c!~~~~ rendered against you for the relief demanded in the pati· tion . The hearing of the petition herein shall be held in the Probate Court Room , Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Pomeroy, Ohio on tho 24th day of February, 1987, at1 ;30 P.M. Robert E. Buck. Judge and Ex -Officio Clerk 112) 17. 24. 31 : 1117. 14.21 Real Estate General TEAFORDm Reed Estate lJ3 RIALTO« 2t6 E. 2nd St. Phone t -(814)-992-332; NEW LISTING - 12!~0 Kirkwood 2 BRs. Furnished & lot in Racine. $8,000. NEW LISTING - 125 acres, old 3 BR farm house. and all elec. 3 BR trailer. 1~ bath s & farm bldgs Asking $70,000. NEW LISTING- Good 9 rm. home at Racine School. 4 BRs. gas furnace, l1ving ab!Jut 24125, garage & ba· sement. $27,500. POMEROY - lg house. lg. lot, 3 baths~gas furnace with attached woodburner. 3 lg. BRs. family rm., woodburnmg unrt and lg. lot for the children. 4.36 ACRES - Southern Schools. T.P. water available and in the woods. Askin g $6,000. 43 ACRES- Eastem Schools, farm house, 9 rms., buildings and minerals. $45,000. MIDDLEPORT - Remodel ed 3 BR home on corner lot near the sc hool. Central heat. equipped krtchen, ga r· age & ~arport. Now JUst $29.500. POMEROY Hot water heat, 3 BRs, 2 ~ baths. range, tefrigerator. basement & 2 porches. Walk io stores. Asking $28.000. PORTLAND - 2 lg. level lots. about one acre, old hom e & bu rldings. Drilled well tor lUSt $11,000. RUTLAND - 2 apart ments near th e post oHice. Some fu rniture & 2 lots. SELLING PROBlEM? CALL BRUCE AT 992·3325 •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERA10R •SATILUTI SALES & SERVICE Sho~ Tn~tldu Electronic Organs w. H4YJ Afill TIIIHI o. Dllr RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE CHESTER- 985 -3307 411 / lfn REASONABLE • RELIABlE ow O~en YOUNG'S or *a NEW LISTING - PORT· LAND ··~~~~-~i·at~ly'4o ·1 ROAD -- Rl acres ol vacant land. tric available. Ga s well with roya lty income an~ tree gas. $1 2,000.00. ' PRICE REDUCED - I! long Bottom is where you want to live, then this is th e house you want to live inl 3 bedroom ranch, fam il y room. 2 car garage. Built-in kitchen , bar. Appro!. I acre lot. Great but at Only $28,000.00. MORNING STAR SUBDIYI· SION- 3 acre parcel of vaca nt land. Road lrontage, water & electric are availa· ble. 9,500.00. NEA~ . That's the way we are at City Loan Bank. Up front, fair, plain talking. So call City Loan Bank. Get the money you neeq today, without getting payments you'll regret POMEROY - Appro!. 10 acres of ground .. wrth many uses. Housin g, apartments, special purpose, etc., plus an older 2 story hom e rn good condition. let's talk abouT th e potential. Wanl $43,000.00. MIDDLEPORT - Nice 2 story, 3 bedroom home wrth l'h baths, enclosed front sit· ting porch, fireplace. car· port. lots of storage space. Many other features. -All for $37.500.00. Hetuy E. CIUttt. Jr. tomorrow . ~ Commerdol Crodll ComP"ny 'l1911 Anauol l'mtnuplllk PomerO): 116 E. ~ St., 992-217L ''21." Annual l'rlctnllp Rite ttz.&l91 Jntt TruiHII ..... 941-2&60 Dottt. Turn11 ..... H2·5192 Olflcl................ m.nss ·, tB 8·20-'86 ttn CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona and remodeling - Ao o t~ng 985-3561 All M1ku Wllfk (Free Estimatesl Sunday lhru Thursday Friday & Saturday 4 P.M . 'Til 1 :30 A.M . •Ranges •Refrigerators •Oryars •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4-5-tlc V. C. YOUNG In 992-6215 or 99~-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio PIZZAS, SUBS PIZZA BREAD 4·1' -' 86-tc 1-2-' i7 -1 mo. G&M TV REPAIR 49135 St. It, 124 BISSELL BUILDERS GUN SHOOT CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES RACINE FIRE DEPT. Racin1, Ohla 45771 949·3088 Bus. "AI Reasonable Pricts" Bashan Building PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Made Is Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-' 86 tin Factory Cholu 12 Gauge Shatg1111 Only 10·8-tfn 24 HR. SERVICE 1-12- 1 ..... ·' - Plumbing and eleclrlcal 4 P.M. 'Til11 P.M. •Wasf1ers •Dishwashers lind gutun work - Concrete work PH. 992-2228 PLUMBING & HEAnNG Now Location: SANDY'S · AUTO SALES . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 161 North Socond Middleport, Ohio 45760 Automotive Repair & Service REBUILT & REPAIRED We Carrv Fi1hing Suppliu SALES & SERVICE Pay Your eable & Phone Bills Hare SUGAR RUN ASHLAND TUNEUPS to !RANIMISSIONS CALL 992·7403 Apt. St. Rl. 33, Pomoroy, OH. . IUitN!S! PHON! 16 t41 992-.6!!0 RI!IIIN(I PHON! 190 MULBERRY AYE. POMEROY, OH. We'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix t6141 992 ·1754 I nll flln PH. 992-9949 Your Old One •VINYL SIDING ' •ALUMINUM SIDING •tLOWN IN INSULAnON Bob larlon, Owner 12·30·86·1 mo. ).).' 87·1 mo. GEARY'S BODY SHOP BISSELL SIDING CO. Rog~r Hysell Garage 550 Page Sl., Middltport OPEN 8 A.M.-4 P.M . PH. 992-3537 L2-16-'86·1 mo. AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR PH. 949·210 1 Alto TrU&JIIIttloft Any lrand Namo...lovght PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 or 949·2860 . No Sundoy Calls RADIATOR SER~CE 6-17 -ttc We can repair and r.., core · radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil ~nd rod out radiata'rs. We also .repair Gas Tanks. EAGLE RIDGE~ AUTO REPAIR MILLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL .614-992-3023 Truck, auto, S. heavy equipment repairs and welding . (All makea 8o models) I· U ·'IJ· IIU PAT HILL FORO 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1·13-tfc PH. 949·2893 or 949-2756 GINGERBREAD HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL John 11. Bentz ANTIQUES BUY OR SELl Owner/M~ehanlc 1-2·'17·3 .... RIVERINE AN11QUIS 11 U East Main St. Pomeroy Mld41eport, Ohio (614) 992·7328 ~ - OFFERS ENRICHING LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 6 YEARS Of AG E Open Enrollment Thru The Vear OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 9 AM to 1lo30 AM and 12:30 PM to 3 PM CoH Administrator Mrs. Shirin. J. Nuggud. MEd. 1·1.'81·1 mo. Eatimat•'' "Free WANTED: OlD IADIOS WANTED New Homes Buill fit . 124, Po1111roy Ohio PH. (3041 882-2220 I 614-843·5248 222 E. Main, Pom1roy Tep mon1y for somt models of Ztnilh. Phil,o, Atwaltr Ktnt. 992-2259 • NEW LISTING LAND - SELLERS ROAD - Appro1imatey acres vacant la nd. 17 acres tillable. balance pasture and woods. Etectrrc a~a il able. Drilled well, gas well on property, roya lty income and free gas. $400.00 per acre selling price. Mobile service MAIN STREET PIZZA ltforo 1940 j,~~~~.o. J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEI Hcustnq Heaclqu<lltL·ts A $100 scholarship has been awarded to Jennifer Grover, a sophomore at Kentucky Chris· tlan College where she Is majoring in music and .Bible, by the Harrisonville Scipio Alumni As· soclatlon executive committee. Jennifer is the daughter of Kenneth and Mary Lamber t Grover. She is a member of the singing' group called "Destiny ." • U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVILLE, 01110 1-3-'86 tic Scholarship awarded M<mberFDIC SALE$ & SERVICE> farm Equipment Parle & SeNiee that Bus Gilbert Da- iliels 8dopt your child, Jenny Beth Bennett, for a change of name to Jenny Beth oa: WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH BOGGS Aulhorirttj Joho DHrt, Ntw Holland, Buoh Hog Farm Equipmtnl Doaltr NO. 253n. · ·. Tht;t demand of the , peti- long-running CBS ·Tv comedy, "Tite Beverly Hillbillies," which featured the-antics of a family transplanted to Beverly Hills after striking oil on their Ozark Mountain land. Much of the humor centered on the hillbillies' adjustment to such amenities as rul)nlng·water and the swimming pool ·they called "the cement pond." · The mansion, completed in 1938 at a cost .of $2 million, was built by Lyhn Atkinson, a mllllo· nalre engineer who was one of the developers of Hoover Dam. At· klnson sold the marision to. Kirkeby in 1945, Thomas said . At City Loan Bank, we tell you right up front how low your monthly payments wi~ be. And along with your low payments, we gtve , MONTHLY you_plenty AMOUNT TERM PAYMENT of time to ~::::,::.:::,~=~-:.:-:9:;7::;.64:-;.~·-j repay, and $3,000 48 month • we don't ask 130 19 $4,000 48 month ' · * for one bit $.5,000 48 month . $157.26** of collateraL $6,000 48 montll $188.72** We'll Other tmOuntl and ........... -~ even take your application right over the P.~· And give you ~n answer fast, usually Hl JUSt 24 hours. · siness Services Common Pleas Court, Ponwoy, Ohio 45769. Case 46 OZ. CAMPBEll .Sainach •••••• ~••••••••• ~·~.~...·•• ~~~••••• 69( Dlill~ bole DMai!>n, Mei!JI County tion PHONE 992-2156 Or Writt Stntintl Clnsifitd 01,1. Ill Co11r t St., Pomt!CIY . 01110 45769 known .. 1 You aro hllt'eby nOiifiocl that a Petttton for Adoption of Jenny E!atl1 Bennett by Bus Gilbert Daniels demanding the adoption of Jenny Btlh Ben· nott hM been flloclln tho Pro- Campbell's Soup .......... 2.CANs 99< Tomato Juice ................ ~~~~ .... 99< 13 OZ. GENERAL MILLS PacMan Cereal .............. m. S2.s9· 26.4 OZ. TANG Oranae · Drink.~ .............. J~~. $2.99 16 OZ. Ttt'tNK YOU Cherries~ ........................ ~~~. S1.3 9 15 OZ. DEL MONTE "'--.- The Daily Sentinel denca ·and addren are un· 3 I.a. BAG AMER. CHEESE.. ......,. 1.89 . WINESAP APPLES ......". 99' • IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS · COUNTY, OHIO PROBATE OIVISION IN THE MATTER OF THE ADOPTION of Jenny Beth Daniels CASE NO . 26377 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION To Gerald David Bennett , whosa last known addre11 was Box 692, Canton . N .C. BAKING POTATOES .. Sl Gt! 1 big brtlk ... an~~ ppct of 1111 ARTCAIIYED SllADIUM ' H.S.CWIIIIN& TM11111' lni!N 1111.111.11 Jan: t•.lll7 Mfitl M_. 11111 llril~~~~t• II~ Sillll• · Ucllu • · Property transfers . The Daily .. 'Beverly Hillbillies' estate sold to exec 67S 4340 earn only one-tenth of it s income and own only one-hundreth oJ its property . She charged that as followers of Christ, women have an obligation not only to recog· nize their God-given talents but to use them. Following th e meet ing members placed their offering on the altar after which the group sang "As a Volunteer for Jesus." Mrs. Windon closed with prayer. Mrs. Denise Mora presided at the business meeting with 14 members attending, Forty·one sick and shu ti n calls were re· ported. Officers' reports were read and approved . Ohio 6tc :... Chester Methodi[t Women have meeting A call to prayer and self-denial on the theme "Women, Equality , and Development" was presented by Mrs. Kathryn Windon at the Jan. 8 meeting of the Chester United Methodist Women. The program opened with th ~ group si nging " More Like the Master" with Mrs. Clarice Alien as pianist . Scripture was taken from Psalm 23. Mrs . Windon reminded the members that by the Women's Divison Policy, half of the total offering each year ls allocated for misson projec ts in the United Stat es, while the other half goes for projects in other count ries. with Brogan-Warner Insurance Services in Pomeroy and f!!· cently completed her 2¥, years of training in business, personal and disability. Income insurance to .be certified as a fellow .with the Life Underwriters- Trainin& Council and the National Associ· ation of Life Underwriters. She has been in insurance for. four years. In addition to'her work in the sorority, she Is the worthy matron of Racine Chapter 134, Order of the Eas tern Star, Is affiliated with the Asbury Uri!ted MethQdlst Church, and active in · s chool and co mmljnity programs. 14, 1 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! HOURS: Mon.·Tut. & Fri. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundoy: 11 o.m.- r p.m. ly Chaolt or AfiiiOintm•l 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SA·ND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT · . lO·S·ttc IUSS MOOII 992-2526 1·14-1 .... Annliil ttl r:utt:lllc. 3 Announcement• fh cine Gun Shool tpontorld by R1cine OtJn Ctub , Every Sunday, bepinninv 11 1 :00 p.m . f•otory Cho ke. 1 2 gu~• 1hotgun1. ~ Co~erized z a: - Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds • Interpreting SeJVices .• ~ LISA M..KOCH, M.S. :z:: Licensed Clinical Audiologist z - (614) 446·7619 111 (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Bo~. 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 New Art Cl111n. TuHdty •nd Thu,.dtv for 1dult1 1nd 81tur· dtv tor undtf -t• 18. Catl 11 4 · 949 · 3010 fo1 mort lntormMion. Precious 'Mtmori•ltudk), Sp• cillilttln portrait• • Oualh';'work' gutrtnt ..d. Ctlll14·9•8·3010 'or tppolntmlnt. RtMonlbhil prlcu, PltnO ht~"ont for b.tinntrt , Call ro r tppointmerit 114· 848· 3010. I wHI not bt r.-,ontibla fOr any dltbtt contrte1ed by any"n' t.lh..- thM mytetf, filobett l.. IIW'ftfl , Jr. 4 lltc:k Give1w11y a whitt eM . •O.cJM~Wetl, Coli'"" & 114·"41-7137. Engllth &ttl•. mile ~Mflldot Appro" . e yu. a&.f248.. old. Cell 11 . . CoiiM. puppl" to elv• ·eway. 2 met" 111d 1 ftm..t , Cell 11tl• 9e&· 3174. • ..,. Ftm.,t '"'''· tOOCII hunt• end bt60t m• ""'" to oW• twa, co ood home. Ctll 114·143. l " �• t'age - 10- The Daily Sentinel 5 .' . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Happy Ads The Daily Sentinel office wei· 42 Mobile 'Homes comes The Dalai .. ; Jennifer Ashley, Tangy Leudermilt, Sarah Larkins. Jennv Howerton, and · 45 Furnia.hed Rooms for Rent 3 bedroom. In ' Cheah~re . 6t4-367·7t48. bed1oom mobile homot , 304- 675-3000. FOUND. 2 keya & ecrB"Ndriver bedroom mobile heme, furnished, t76 depotlt plu1 ut1l1ties, 304-675· 6512 . 2 bedroom mobile home Upper Rl\lar Road, refrences and deposit. 2 children accepted, 614- 446-0508 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Rental trailers Call 614·892- 44 Found: 3 month old German Shepherd Black with little silver. Call 614-992 · 6644 Found · Ch lhuohua . mi'"d White wnh blocl< potch "'"' t eye and ear Found at Crows 11th. Call614- LOST - Black and wtmu cal Return to Or. Noner'a o lft ce Rewar~l "No, I wasn't replaced by a computer' I was replaced by the bOSS'S daughter!," 7479. We pay cash for la~a model deen used cars J1m M1nk Cflev ·Oids Inc Btll Gene Johnson 814-446 -3672 TOP CASH patd for '83 model and newer uud c ars Sm1th Bulck-Ponttac . 1911 Easturn An., Gaftipolt s Call 614 446- 2282 Country furniture, co llflct l ble ~ . children's toys , dolls, Pre-1960 Cora Mill. Catl 814-379-2727 Good largeaandnonerocks Call 614 246 -9480 after 6 30pm Bu\'tng daily gold , 11lver cotnl, rings , jewelry, stefhng ware, old coi ns. large currency Top pn C&I Ed Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport, Oh . 614- 992 -3476. BUYING RAW FURS! Ginaeng. Yellow Root, beef and deal' htdes. Also selling trapping suppli ... Whell1 Litea, Nita Lites. Houfl 1 00-9 .00. Clo~ed Wed George Buckley 614-664-4761 QUILTS BOUGHT-SOLO Cuh paid Pro 1 9SO's S1ngle or -.vhoto collttet1on. Call Marc and Ellen Fultz 614-992 ·2101 days or 614-692-2461 even1ngs and weekends QUILTS BOUGHT-SOLD Cuh paid Pre 1950's Smgle or whole c:oUecllon Cell Marc and Ellen Fultz 614 :992·2101 day$ or 614· 592· 2461 evening& and weekends. Buyfng junk cars. Call614-992· 5648 after 5:00pm. 11 32 Mobile Homes Help Wanted • for Sale JOB OPPORTUNITY . Area Home Center has tn opening in sates department. Reply in confidence to Point Pleasant Register Box C-8, 200 Main St , Pt Pit.. atatmg your qualificallon1 Someone to cook break hit end dinner tor gentle men who hves in town. light housekeeping , 3ft4-676-2199 or 676·1113 12 Situations Wanted NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEl'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 PM ONE 614· 446-7274 . 1 4x70 Fleetwood, 3 bdr 2 full baths, total elec. L1he new. pr~co negotiable Call tfter 4 week· days, anytime weekends. 614- 3aa.a633 1982 Man110n. Located on river front •n Middleport Has aU 'ext rii. Calt614 -992 3348after 6 00 pm 1 980 L1barty, 2 bedroom , set· up , can be moved or left on rented lot 87450 Call 614· 992-7479 Roo m tnd board for employed maiJ N1 ca home Ftmily atmos· phara. Call614-992-6873 Meigt Senior, Chr11t1an gi rl des ires wait ress work Experien ced Al1o hght office work, typing , fil iny , some book · keeping. After 12:00. Call 614· 843· 6416 and uk for Pam. 18 Wanted to Do '86 " Holly Park" mobtle hone. 14x80, J bedrooms. 2 baths. 304 676-7298 33 Farms for Sale Farm, 1 ~ acremoreor les•. Leon Btden Road. 9 room house, phone 304· 468· 1 823. 34 Busineu Buildings Odd JObs · painting, plumbmg. expeJ1enced. Rat . Call614· 246· 9646 W1ll do baby sitti ng 1n my home. Call 614-446·9306 . Office space · Store 1pace in Pt. Ptea~ant, $200 00 A-One Real Ettate Ph 304· 676-51 04 G1ve p1ano and orgtn lttaont in my home to begmnen. ad· vanctd puptll and adults Alto teach chording and tran1poslng. Coli 614-992·5403. FlfHWOODI Locust , oak , cherry 136 per .pick-up load delivered 8111 Slack 614-992- 2269 lot Acre plus. Clo1a to Pome· roy Rt 7 Call 614· 992-6687 Of 614·992·6732 . A1hton building lot1, mobile homes permitted, Ctyde Bowen, Ren1al s 21 Business Opportunity Help Wanted Fum ..hod opt. 0175.00 wete< pd. 2 bedroom. 131 Y:z Fourth Ave. Ph. 446·44t6 .~ .. 7pm. New 2 bedroom apta. in Maton, W. Va . Quiet sening, oH street parking. Rent steMs at I 199 C1ll linda Carson 11 304- ns. 6011 or Dantu Streib at 614· 863 -4111 Equal Houaing Opponunity 2 Bedroom apt nice carpetmg, water pa1d, washer & dryer hook -up , stove. refr~g furnished tvalltble Jan 1, 1987 Ph 6t4-446-7025 2 to 3 bedroom tpt. Con\lement location in town. AU utilities paid 1326.00mo., reference• & dep· oait required. Wileman Real Estate Agency Ph. 614-446· 3644 Furnished &. unfurnished a pta . 81 50.00 and up, referencu Ph . 304-875 -6104 A-1 Real Estate Upstairs unfurnished apt , c arpeted. uullties p1id, no children, no pets call 448-1637 Apartment for Rent , 821 Sa· eond A\ltnue, 2 OR, Extra Nice, equipped kitchen , C l A 1250/ mo Call614· .t46· 2158. 41 Houses for Rent I NOTICE t hceUent spare time income; electronics, crafts, no expe· r~ence Othera. intormatlon 504· 641 -0091 ut. 2987, 7 days CALLNOWI lNG CO recommends that you do business with people you know, and NOT to tend money through th e mall until you h8\le Jnveatigated the offering. Parttime houaekeeping poait1on in 11par1ment build1ng located m Pomeroy, OH Send uperience & thrae reterencea to P.O. Bo~ 136, Marien.. OH 46760. We IHO an equal opportunity employer Good money! W•eklyl Proceas· ing mtill ·lnformatton1 Rush self·addreased, stamped envelope. larry Lee. Bo~ 131 -A, Eureh Star At Gallipolis. OH Need a job? Sell Avon part· time or tuH -IIma. For mformotion Call 6t4 -446-2t56. Atte11t10n Nuraas. Rewarding a•perleneel for the aoclalty orifmted nurse. A 36 Md newer ttcility for the ba1leatly 1mbula· tory ederly wiltl • history of utzure disorder or m&ntal ret!lr· dation. Currently 1eekin(l I call -in sub LPN to work all •hilts. Be part o1 a grow1ng co mp any · contact . Ohio · Job Sorvlce1. 614· 446· 1683 lady need1 lady ·liYe· in· tielp with uansportellon . !must have v11lld driver 's license. I Small pay. Cat1614-258-8660. Need babysitter -my home or voun. 4 day• per week Mutt be dependable. Calt tnytime 814- 245·6672 ----:-:---::-:-;:-;:-·lc-Govetnment jobs. 116,040 · J69,230 yr. Now hiring. Call 805·687·6000 Ext R-9806 tor current federal list K ·cn_u_w_h_o_w_t_o_d:-o-,."' "7 ic_o_w_D<-:k:-o-n apphancea? lnt erelttd In 1alea1 If interested, write Applicant, 8ox 406, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 giving full re1ume. All tppllca· uons atrictly confiden tial. Pllrt·time or full lime aecretai'Y and' office worker. Good typist. shorrhend , computer e~peJience cr college tttlpful but not neces· 1ary Write Box 426. Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 gi\lir\g full resume, how soo glvn available, pari· 11me or tull time High 1choot Juniors 1nd Senior• can join the Army Natlontl Gu ard now. Begin 11rning I monthly pay check and deftr your active duty training onlil June 1987. 304-07&· 3960 or 1-800-642 -3119. 46631 23 Professional Services Piano & organ lessons Mary luca1. Call 814·448 -9787 or 6t4·448-4426. Furnithed tpt 919 Second, Gallipolis 1160 Utilitiu pd Single male. there bath. 446· 4416 after 7pm. Delu~• downtown apartmeot· n.wty redecorated 2 bdr .. ept. with full lntulttion, complete kitchen, Wllher· drver, 11r con d. sundeck . C1ll 814·446· 4383· days, 614· 446·0, 39 evening• • wetkendt. 2 BR aparlment on Firat Avenue. Adults only. Call 814-448- HIRINOI Ftdtftl go..,ernment jobJ in your area and overau1, many immtodl•t• openings with· out wailing lilt or tttt. 11ISt88 ,DOO. Phone Clllr.tundtble 1602)138·8885 .• " t 203. R.N. Application• are now be1ng BCcepted for part· tlmt potitlons ar Pleaaant Vall4y Nuning Ctra Center. !FitMible houu. all 1hlhsJ Bene1its avtlltble. Con· tact the Per•onnel Office •t Pl••nnt Vi llev Ho•ph•l 30-'· 8~5 - 4340 . 3 bdr. ranch. Rodney Villege II, t286 mo. plul deposit. RtfeJen· cea requlre4jl. Call 814· 446· UpatalfiiPtrtment. 2 BR , partly furn'ed . Adutta onl~ Oep. Re· qulred -.. Utilitlet ptld. Call 614· 446· 1•67 after 4PM. Large 3 bdr. fuH bsmt.. cerpated living room . Cloaa to ci1y school. Ret. • deposit. No pete . Call 614-446· 1734 aft• 8:30 pm 1 BR, furnl1hed. utilities paid, 6 mo lelle, 160 dep., no pets, no children, t190 per month. Ctll Nice 3 BA house. AveMeble February 1Oth 1360 plua uti· litea & 1ec depo1it. Cell 614· 446 - 9~80 aher 6 & weekends 2 room. fu(nithed , upataira apt. cfean. no p1111. Adults. Utilities furnished. Ref. & dep. required. Clll614· 4.46· 1519. Furnished houat. Loetted 736-R Third Ave Oalllpoll1 f136 month. t76 deposit C1ll 446· 3870 or 446· 1340. 2 bedroom apta , New Maven Also commercial apace suh:able for urobiCI, tanning, eretta Call 8t4-446·3667. 304-882-358t "' 814-992· 7481 . 3 BR ranch on 1 acre lot A't tlchtd gartge. AC . 1 mila out 110. U60 a month. Call 614· Starkl TrH and Lawn Service. Hedgtl, lhrubs. bushes trimmed, ltndacapmg. 1tump and teat removal. 304-6712842 or 576·2010. 3 bdr. house in Pomeroy, t226 month plus deposit. C1ll &14- , 2 t>Hr~m tpwtmtnt in Syfl· cuae. 8175. per month plu1 992 -8783 utilities. Oepotft requtred. Call Modern 3 bedroom home on 36 614 ·992· 65B7 or 614 ·992· acres near De1ner. Fenced tor 5732. horau. blfl't , outbuilding• usa month to month. Can 2 bedroom river view tpartment. 814 -742 ·2 681 evemnga or Equipped kitchen, trash pickup. Ideal for 2 p1rtin to ahare 614-742-2876 dtvs txpences. Call&1•·992 ·8539 Urge 3 bedroom countrv home, Includes garden, 30 mlnutll Gracious living 1 and 2 bed· room aptnmenta a1 Village from Point Ple1aant or HuntlnQ· Manor and Aiverlide Al)trt· ton, $176.00 plu• depotit. menta In Mlddlapo'rt. From 304-676·2199. 1215. indudlng utilities Call Re~l 31 Es1a1e Homes for Sale 3 bdt , air, pool, gar•ga Nice. Co mmercial propeny, earn• lou & highway fronttge Uat with ua We htl\lt buyert. A-One Reel Estate-Broker. Celt 304· 87.t· 510.t or 304· 874-6386 House for 11le, A1 condition Commeric81 zont. 333 Third Avt. Call814· 446· 0737 Sm111 houte·Uve ' mil" from Gtllipolla. A/ C and carpet· 11.000 down, 121 3 / month. Call614· 266·1216 after 6. 3 BR · Centenary. Selling for what Ia owed plus closing costa. AC , garage. Call 114· 448· 7023. - 3 bedroom. 2 stOI'¥ wood house with 1 ear garage and 'h baltmtnt Ntw Cltptrt bn flrat floor Hemlock Growe aret. Must aell due to trlntf..-. 133.000. or belt off• Call 114-992-&10• 446 -23&0 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1 bedroom tpt In Middhtport. t160. month plu1 utilltitl. Dtyl 614 · 992 · 6546 or evening• 6t4·a49·2216. 6t4-992-7787. EOH APARTMENTS , mobile home1, houtea. Pt. Ple11antend Glllipo· "' 6t4·448-8221 . 2 bdr . all ut1lltiH paid except eltc., turn. or unlurn ., aec deposit required. Con..,tnient location. Call 614· 446-815158 or et 4·446·477B. 2 bctr. fully furnished dults only, utll . paid. Call 614· 441· 4110. 2 Bedroom furnished . We accept HUD, Beeutiful riv1tr \liew. Fo1 · ters Moblla Home P1rk 814· 446-1802 2 BR Furn 'ed . Adults only . No pets. 322 Third Avenue, Galllpo· li•. Coli 814-448-3748 0< 2&8· County Apphanca. Inc Good used app liancft and TV tift Open BAM to &PM Mon thru Ave. Gallipolis, OH Tony' a Gun Reptlrs, hot reblu• S~t. 6t4-446 -t699. 827 l<d GOOD USED APPLIANCES Good used color TV'a. Call Uted R·66 ditch witch trencher 1nd John Deere beckhoe. 614· Mollohan Furniture. At. 7 North Glllipolie, OH PH . 614-4417444. Whv pey mora1 Ch~tck us · out for low priCtii'On f\..-n~ure & appli1nces. 6 piece wood 1k/Nfg room group. t399. 694· 7842 0<694·6808. 30 mch gas Tappen Convection O'llfJn. t50. Good 1hape Call Immediate SAle. Toshib1 13 Inch color TV wirtleu remote like new Re•llsi1tlc emp 100 watt & turnlf, 6 station AM-FM memory Cllletlt pl~er. flther comptct dlac player 22 CO's. All together or sepeJite. J & S Pewn, Main St., Point PleaHnt 6t4-367-Q149. Olning room set, baby furniture, freezar, bedroom tuite, tithing equipment. dog kennel. cockeJ spaniel Cali 614· •46-7023. One bedroom turnthted tpt In Point P11111nt. adults only, no pett, phone 304· 876· 1386 2 bedroom furnished apt New Htven. 304-B82· 3287 or 304· (73-5024 2 t..droom unfurnished apt, Popl1r St , ~ard and bailment, t11SO .OO month, 30.t -676· 7641 evening•. 2·5-5t2t Concrete bloeka 111 alzea yard or detlverv. Maaon und. O.lllpolls Block Co.. 123'1a Pine St., O.llipolla, Ohio Call 614·441· 2783. ~762 . us. Cell 614-446-1042. Peta for Sale Frtte dtlivflfV 7PM. Moving . Roland Juno 60 aynthetizer- f400 2 JP2 Pat· vey •peekers. •soo. Wuherdryer, 1376. 2 eemetarv lots. being aold now tor *726. my price 1300. Call 614 -448 - Chow-red-female clog Gl\lea· wav to good home or 150 whh AKC Reg. Ctll4116·4416 after 1 1 qu pmen Arlene Re• Tine Tiller. 6 hp Uted 3 hours. 1650 Call 6 14-985-4180. . Propane hot wltltf tenk. 40 gallon Leaa than 8 mo1. old. Belt offlf. Ctll 614·44&·8346. Firewood. t60cord. Deltvered& stacked. C•ll614· 379-2761. MOTOR CAR BROK'ERS, St 74 7421 Rt. 180 North of Holler Hosp, or U6·4622 See ua for 111 your livfttock .-.cl hor11 tftller nHdt Alao.ln atock ateel truck beda for pickup• and ton truckt, P & H •prlng bumpett. 82 Wanted to Buy 75 Now buying shell corn or ear corn Call for latHt quotes River Crty F1rm Supplv. 614· 446· 2985 63 Livestock .Polled Charolalt bulla, reg. 800 lbli. Growlhy, correct. Will work well for heifers. George Wood· Coli 114·387· 7727 Rabbitt for ••1•.' Don, Bucka. Also 35 will be fryers. New Z..t.nd Whit••· CtiHornian SatIns. • Broken Color An Also hutchn. C.ll 114-98f!i . .. 180 Firewood for IAit. Htrdwood. l1rge pick-up lotd t36. Ctll Li\lettock. leopard Appaloo1a white wh:h bay apota, eo days profttlional tfalnlng, good trait horse, UISO.OO firm, 304-875· 8799 site< 5:30. Urge round blleaofhaytorsale. 110.00 each Ph. 614-44.6· Good timothy mbted hiY. 900 bal11, ttortd in btrnt. Call 614-241-9410 1fttr &:30 PM . AKC Cocker Span6el puppltt. Blonde, Goldtn Buff. Red with white parti. ftmllfl, Nochtckt. Ml•ed grut hay tor u le. Call 814-949-2237 Troi1 SflOr1o110n Autos for Sale 79 FOJd Pinto. 4 cyl. euto . new tlr•. AM-FM cuntte, e1 . running cond., loob good. t800. Jtekaon EstatH, on At. 315 by Foodland, Al)1. 888, anytime 2 10K10 varagt dODrt, Ill aluminum. Glen paneled Com· pleta acce11orlea to Install. Call 81 Farm Equipment Mixed hardwood tltbt. 112. Pit' bundle. Conlllnlng appro~~: . 1 'li tons FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio . Clll614· 992· 6461 . -;:---:---::---:--: ·le- For tale : Firewood . Ht~p vouchers accepted. Dtn Taylor. •nas. Hay wogon 114-218'1822. 8 t 4· 742·2426 "' 814· 742· 2592. uoo. con • C1ll 1880 Audl 1000, 4 dr.. 6 apd., di•el. PS / PI. AM / FM / Ctts .. tunroof , A / C, exc. cond ., 1979 Olda Cutla11. Btal reaon•ble offer. 614· 981· 3508 or 614· 985·3510 and leave n1me and number . Full maple btcl. t40. Electric forced air fum ace Lu•· alre16 KW. Used llltle. t75. Call U.S . 31 W•t, J1ok10n. Ohio. M11aey Pereueon. New Hollend, Bulh' Hog Sal• • Service. Ovar 40 uteil tr1ators to chooH from &. cornpl.-e lin• of new • uatd equipment . Ltrgeat HIIICI:ion In 1&n Chryallf' Cordoba. low S.E Ohio. ~==========:L::::;:;::::::::::::::;., mlloge •1200. C.ll 614-446· 803&. CENTER. lA 31 w. QaHipollt, O~lo . Call &14-441-9777. eve. 1810 Ch•ette. Body, ueellen.t condition. 2 door, auto. 11310. 814·441·3582. Up from t<ec· Coll8t4·148·210t . tort wiltt werrentv ovtr 40 uaecl tractora. 1000 1oolt. 1875 ChiiVy lmptlt &7, 000 Rtuel milee. 1100. Call 614· UTIUTY ILOG. SPECIAL: ' 27'•3e'd'EAVE with oldlc;s 742·2117. 1974 Oodgo SpKIII Edition. 4 door • •lrvic. door '"· 288 . Iron HorN '8':J:t'~ Ph.614· 81 332·9745. doon, low mH11. good eondl· tlon. *1780. Cell 114-992· 513 t . 2 bdr. mobile homt located 2 mllet hom HMC In EvergrMn. Ctblt TV hookup, ehUdr,n IC· eapted Call 814 · 440 · 36~7 . 1171·240 Tlmbe<locto ski"""· Cell 814·318·10&2 or liS· ' t:l1J,~ .•.·.· ,• .. .• 1981 C.mero •Bsoo.oo. 304· 871·55t0. 187"~4-PSP8 • coymoum, , , , 2 bdr , new carpet, AC. fur· nlthtd, Wlthtr·dryer, t226 mo. Located In Centenarv trea. Cell 3000 Ford triCior-n...J ' lhOrt blo<* wkh plows ond dl~< 13110. erawlty bM wegon Ul&, 2 row CO<n plentor t278, 400 engine. good cond. Coll8t4-218·1S22 o.-••n211. Hay_,.. · UOO. C.lll14·211-1122. Colltt4·448 -4292. Cheohl<e. 304·773·8821. "Fine time for you to realize It's circling behind us. " 1110 Long 810, 4a4, 14 HP, lndopondent PTO. CoM 814· 241-11187. Dl...t trector IIOhrs .• 4whttl - diH. ..... - *•• t4IO.oo. coll304·773·&303. L -••· 1882 Ford E·-d -· n,ooo mil•. good condition, 30 mpg, 11 ,100.00. After 5, 2010 John Door• dl..a t<octor wKh """'o ond dltc UI&O. New Ill• Dyne lovnce mow• t418. Lolo moM1 224T Jolin ..a . . -. Ill hod PTO. C.M 814-441-tiU 2454. _ALLEY OOP WELL, AT LEAST THOSE 'I?WKEES BEHIND LIS ARE ON FOOT, SAME AS WEARE' RIGHT ! 304-HI-3831. 160 min I Nationel Geographic Special: Uons of the Afri· can Night ICC) A pride ~f 40 hons 11 IIIKiiad durtng a mght in t~ jongle. ItO min.l In Stereo. (jj MOYlt!: ' T - ' 1 :05 ill MOVTE: 'The Naked Spur' 8 ·30 (l) 0 (I) Head of the Class T USED TO <:HAS! O.R5 ALL OA.Y W ITHOUT EVEN I MUST BE E!E' TTING 01..0 . !'l.ISLOWIN6 BR5ATH I~H<\RD... T & LWater delivery anyti me Ph . 614 · 388 -9732 ume day deUYerv Umt1tone and aiabwood hauled AI Tromm, Rutltnd Ctll 614· I GOT TO RUN YOU'RE UP TO TH' HOUSE IN CHARGE TILL I GIT oro!-. - · 1171 Cutl111 Supreme, auto., till, olr, PI, PI, 78,000 miM, -30• .- *1100. C.N 30"-878· l,----·- - - - - ' 4:30, Sot. 9:30 to t ·30. Old & niiW Uphost•ed. Mowrev'a UpholsttrinQ serving trlcountytret21 years The beat In furnhure upholatetlng, Call 304 - 175 · -'16• tor frn Htimttll. South Pass 2 .. P <:lSS 2t P ;1s!'> I'<ISS :I·NT Puss J• 4• Pa ss '" P .JSS P a~s Op<: mn~ lead +K now IPd , declarer can ru fl in dummy and lead ~he king ol hearts He Will sttll ha ve th e spade ace m ha nd to con· trol that suit and will ca>~ l y make his contract when hcotr ts reasonably dt vide 4-2. • A new book by Jnmes Jaruby and hiS: · Fn rt 1 1 ~n .' 4 "l<• n< l :111 YeHterday !s Answer 5 Aluhama 161'uh rn eoL'iun· 27 t} u it r1ty 19 lln.tvy Uw 6 An~f'rt.'d hol(lt·r Union Punm~ · gamf•29 Mushrown amund• •r :lO Muslr al I'"'"'' 34 ll arnnwr part :111 Turmt·n•· :J7 Ex lsi furnphtln t 23 Pistol (sl ) 24 Ileal !iOUrCl' 25 IW~nne: liD ......, 27 Grit 28 Sanskril school 29 Adviser :11 fluildln~ whl'K 32 Edibl1• ro(,t 33 Coxl'nmb 35 - Trudcau 37 Meara puppets. In Stereo. (I) (l5 St. Elaewhers ICC) Craig clathe• profesaignally witt! Or. Pwovich"s RIOHian Nlfical technlq..es, e of comrdy 38 Dclil'f 39 Lacking manncrK 40 Conn. unlv DAILY CRVPTOQUOTES - Here 's how lo work II : AXYDI. BAAXR lsLONGFEI.I. OW One letler stands for anollu!r In thl> sw nplc A IS ll~ccl for the three J,'s,' X for lhe two O's, clt: S1ng1t- lctu·rs, apostrophes, the length and formatiOn of th•· word' an• "II hints. Each day the ccxle letl<!rs are d1llercn t clash at lho hoMI 160 min .l ' ' .. CRYPTOQUOTE Ill M'""-' Tor... ® D Clil -.,.nzer Conorol 1· 14 mutt retriwve e top-secre t journal frorll lha handt of tho KGII , whitt! McColl protects a young woman who has become In tho search. 180 llin.) (fi) ZTilM N H-. 10:~ ~"m~N':"t!.wt.' 5~E SAW ME WINKINo ~ THE LlliLf RED ~AI ~fD 6lf.l .. SHE If! INKS SOME1lW4i'S WRONG WITH M'f E't'E ... l N~Erl. KNEW LO'IE COULD i i 50 MUCM TWU8Li .. FIMI F011r f' h<t.) 8 C!J M'A..•H ®Nowo-.:11 Cll tto. .. , ....... . 11 :10 0 ()) c:.a.. t.IIIIIIIIIH: 11•11• ctry •l'IIIMI {21nl ' ()) WI! RP 111 Clnclrtnltl • C!J Taxi R II z .I Ill MIZF IIII I T ~· I' z ·' M WI"MZ U R · H PRMAfl 10:05 Ill MOVII: 'Tilt .......... 11 :00 • ()) Cl). Ill (110 Clll rill News ()) Herdcollo .- MIICqr. lltltk ffi AmertW• . c..,. Clulf. lengo Downut~CW : The R If WJMW U I!Z '""""'ed Upholstery dtll~9to £;1s t Pass 22 Sword hand I•• e C!J Odd Covplo Houae coal. Delivered 1 ton 1nd up. Jim Lanier, 304-675-1247 or 676· 7397 . 114-448-3438 . Open + 21 HPstlt ency as two famout actresses 2819. City. Oh. 814-258-t470, Eve North I lith• 24 YNl ll'n 's 8 Odclhall n tpil ot l II Hrnzllian 25 Tnt s fPt 'l s••apon feat 14 S11l· 26 f' hil rfs 18 Marria~• ·able · 20 Rurma · lrihe gency room and Ehrlich gets a surprioo 11 tho Orphan of lhe Year .......r. 160 m1n.1 Ill 0 Ill Arthur Holley' a H.-I {CQ M.tsft worries H Dllvt'l flllltndency on opnd Pill eontlnu8a and Jutfo is c..... In lht middle At-Ill I STIU.. ·601' A"D"... West 7 Fal~talfs 22 (~'r ) Fiscus retuma to the emer· RE~CJt.IMYFA~~ Vul nerable Nei ther Dealer. North Sl'l'tiun (sl. J combat surpnse parry for the presi· 1 CAN'T SEUEVE 'THI~ ..I DIP A· • ti 4 2 3 The a lt·r 17 Summer dent at the WhitS House In this English spoof r,r Ameri· • cBn polit1ca using lile ·1ize GRIZZWELLS • by·'ill Schorr 2 12 Hisky witness 13 MixulngJst 16'S,:out urut 16 Set m Tho Ronntt end Nancy Show Noncy orranges for a 10:00 SOUTII t AU 4 3 'IQ J IOH tA Q ri val c·on sa•llatinn !Ill MOVIE: 'Kfnt: Montgo· mery_ to Memphis' 1:30 II Ill (l5 lplnlng Image: BACK • 95 OOWN ~ I 0 llun tcr n1ght in t~ jungle. 160 mtn .) In Stereo. (ll 8 Ill Mltlllll'n. P.f. Magnum 'it ...naponed beck to tho 1140's, whert he mu•t ..W. a murder in thla speclllt -and-white epik>de • 91 + 10 A 3 ~·N'I a loss I Wi nll'r 9 oliw genus ('Omplaim Ill National Geographic ' ~ 'IA J:I~ 5 40 lions IS studied dunng a Wetleraon 't Wata t H1uhng , reeaontblt fltts , immeditte 2.000 gallon dellvlf)', ci1ternt, pools. well. etc. cell 304-676· R • M Cuetom Couch" tnd Reuphol1tery. St. Rt 7, Crown ,. Special: Uuno of the Afrl· can Night ICC) A pride of .''" '' EAST + J I0 7o2 41 Harrow ·., I I nVNrH'ss. romahlic afty 1nvolved with Ale•ls ;. IC.rys tle t!ies to Hong Kong to learn Blake's fat e. 160 min) Pan 1 of 2 C:OWN . 742-2328. 87 ACROSS aga1n TH IS MORNIN(fj I C0LJLDN 1T EVE;N 0\ll::H A IVIJR-Y!S"'ROLD ON A 5CCOTER. WEST tK Q9 "6 5 tK .II OA 5 by THOMAS JOSEPH ter a big e K~osion , and in his confus ion becomes once General Hauling 7911 t64 :12 +A KQJl ~~~a•"r=' MacNolf·lehrer grns " 9:00 D Ill (ill Gimme a Break ICC) Nell and Addy ·s fr iend· sh;p IS lhroatened when Addy borrowo meney from Nell to fliiY an 10pensive dross lns-o. (l) 700 a.tl m Con-to Basketball: North C....,a at Virginia 12 hroll,... Ill II (JJ l>tf_, ICCI l!loke loooo Ills momory af· '' 'I K U 4 • Nawshour Joined in Pro· MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 1· 14·81 win the king of spa des, just as he on Card Gllml!s," p11blished by l'haros would m no-trump. II a second spade is Books. him. Cil NOI\Tit +ti (;ltller . lh a /aJ e Oswald .!:~eoby, 1s now Instead, South must a llow West to a va tlab/e M bookstores. II 1s ·.Jacoby for a poet who severely cnti· 441-4477 James Boys Wattr Serv ice. Also pools fill ad . Call 814-256-1141 or 114-446-1175 or 814 -448- IIIIIII II c1zed a poem she sent to Cor. Fourth 1nd Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614- 446-3888 or 614· 85 . contract. attend a memorial service B95-3802 U?3 Nova, U ,OOO ml•, II: I, oYiu, PI, ,.._e304-171-S3 4 o.304-llll-2308. w.,t 10 buy ,7110 'IO ml<lolzo cor, lolr IO good oond. FO<d priced, !104-871-1144- 8:00. C!J College Basketball: (jJ) FOR A MINUTE, Ot: 6ULLET li would then ta ke two more spa de tn cks to beat three no·trump. In today's auct;on , why dul North bid lour hea rts alter three no-trump '' No, it's not just t~ create a play prob· lem wtth only seven trumps m the combwed hands. Because South d;d n~t jump nght to a no-trump game over two clubs, North feared that South might have weak spades, m which case the defenders might he able. lo take live qmck s pade tricks R1ght or wrong, North did b1d four hearts and South had to pl ay it. If declarer grabs the l1rst spade, then ruffs a spade and plays the heart king, he can be in tr~uble. East ca n duck the king, take the second heart and then , provided West has unblocked his spade queen, cash two spades and lead otill anotber to Ioree declarer to rull That will set the lour·heart erupts when a wife protests her husband's mvolvement With a company that manu· factures nuclear weul?qrts ~L Rotery or cable toot drillmg. Mottwelta completed aemeday Pump 11Ift and service. 304· CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING PRIN T NUMBERED and force out the hea rt ace East Vanderbilt at Georgia 12 hrs l ®J Gl (iJl My Dissident Mom ICC) A fam;ly conflict IMP•· Plumbing & Heating A . Given the North-South oards to lad. even expert players would wind up m three no-trump more often than not That contracfmakes easily w1th a dia mond lead , but the lead of the s pad e kmg would g;ve a declarer trouble He would probably win the third spade With his wife fl) rlenced carpenttr. elactriclln, meson. Pflinter, roofing Unclud· lng hot ' tit tppltcttlon) 304· 875·2088 or 875·7,47. 82 . By James Jacoby Larry after he hes a ftghl 1876 fard Elite. Very QOOd condttlan. 11100. Cell 114· 981-4411. JIM'8 FARM EQUIPMENT RON ' S Television Servica . Mouse c1111 on RCA,. Quazar, GE Speelallng In Zenith Call 304 · 676-2398 or 614-446· Ohio. '"· Coli 114-367·2706 lt4·21S·S411 . t5 , 1987. 1884 Dodge AMi, auto.• air, Ceth Prlcat2899. John'• Auto Seltt, lultvMie 'Rd., Gtlllpolit, 77 Monte Carlo. 350 ena. V-8, Loadtd, good oond. Great work CRDII. IONS FTM General Contractmg 13yfl e~eperience. Roofing & Con· 11ructlon Ph . 814· 308·9308. Free eatimatn 10% oft durmg lhe holldfYS, offer eKpires J1n _ Learning to keep your guard up moves in with Bafki and ! repair, ptl11, and suppliM Pick up end delivery, Otv•• Vtcuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georg11 Creek Rd. Call 614· RINGLES 'S SERVICE. t2900 without. t4100. Co11814-4411-0333. 2010 John Otere dltMI trtctor· plows. dlac 13950. New ldN Dynelounce mower t4815. lAta model 224T John Deere baltt TIL-E: SWEEPER and sewing machine m11g1, 5, 8t4·218·4121 . 814·446-78Bt GOING "ii Unconditional lifetime gueran· tH. Local refet"encea furni1hed . Free ntimll1es 'Call collect 1· 614-237-0488. day or night. Roger• Basement Wattrprooflng. 'e2 Rabbh Dl1111. c111n. aharp. 1981 Z28. ol<. tih. cruloe, dlloy, niW' YRIO Good yttr tlrn, new Ptint. brt • Iota more. Cell after c\ LIVI",IIil.h BASEMENT WATERPROOFING . James Jacoby and Mark. 160 mtn 1 In Stereo. Cil Bring 'E11t lied< Alive Cil 0 CD Perfoot Stran· gors ICCl Twwtkaceni 'tOJ HAD <,t)()R Lift U UVE: 0/E.R. Fetty Tree Trlmm1ng. stump removal Call 304-675·1331 8t4·3e7·7577. Supplii'S fvllcHeLANGe-Lo, EEK & MEEK Home Improvements . BRIDGE s treet perfl'iJfYner finds his angel1c good deeds t~bout to be rewarded try Jonothan 446·0294. .., .. • lookl good. •3t00 wkh I Mill 81 . Coarse Piano Filth - Honest PLANTS Sign seen In the window of tha local flori st shop: Off !)eason Sale. Calch Us With Our PLANTS Down. (CC) Simone 1s reluctan t to 114-245-5117. &481 8t4·446·8222. you, Serv1ces Hay for lilt. Round bal81, in b.-n, nwtr bMn wet. Call 0373. Ceah Register. Brand naw. Call T~ Urgt round bal• for aele or trodo. Coli 814-3e7-7540 Coli 814·251·1427 . . YESTERDAY'S SCUM-LETS ANSWERS Heaven ICC) A homeless f'UT" up ACOUjil CAl. Used GM transminton l . Can 614·446·0966. Repaiflng At1o Aveilab\e. 1· Ford 302 Auto. Trans. . A UNSCRAMBLE FORI V ANSWER . CD Honey~meners 8 :00 D (I) @ Highway 10 Wanted uted parta for '78 Ford Ftirmont. call 304-675-4143 Hay for sale. Squ~ra btlea. *1 .150 per btle. Call 614· 2•6- 2441. 8t4·446-9266 "' 814·448· 1437. :t WE'(<~ 2220. . ~ LEllfRS Benson (fi) Auto Parts & Accessories Budget tranamissions u~ed & rebuilt all types Torque convet· tars & transfer cases. Engine over haul k111. Allison Trensmis· lion parts and eve Joints Minimum 30 day to hfetime warranty. Will dehver. cash and .ctrrrv or 1natall Ph 614-379· . Complete th e chuck le quoted by f. ll, ng •n the m1~1ng words L.......l.-..L.-L-...1--'---' you de11elop fro m s1cp No 3 below ®J Wheel of Fonune Gl ~ @Jeopardy Boat for sale Bolton Whaler 16Y2 ft bow to stern Weight apro1e 1000 lbs. One of the safest. Be good for ferry service or what8'11er t 500. M V Aeed, Reedsv1lle, Ohio Phone 61 4· ...,., C.ll 614-379·2697 . I I~-'T~,;?;_;i:IB,.;...TI';;-·.,1''1- C) fort Boats and Motors for Sale 76 . GL A S y E 0 CilJudfB 378·6338 AKC Reg . Germtn Shepherd pupa. 8 Wkl old. Cell e1.4 -446· Furnialltd trailtt for trade. 1 2d6 hou11 trailer to trade for 21 ft , ctmptr or llf'ger trellet'. Cen be aetn tt Wright Trell• P1rk, StiM'n Ctnler. 114·757- 0260 Coli 8t4·379·2708. ,. . The old gent gave this advice to the recently married fellow . "After winning an argument with your w1l8, the wisest thing you can do is - . '' _r 5 ·'7 :35 ..... 6. 6t 4-445-7817. 12•10 2 IR., In Cent•ary Pertty fumlahed, on prhttte lot l 7:08 CD Sanford end Son 7:30 II Cil Cil New Newlywed Game 811 C!J Too Close lor Com- 614-992-2371 304-576-2147. H1y forule. C•lll14· 317· 2607 Regular ilze qulh for Slie. C.ll ., 4-448·0722. I I I' I· I j R AL I P I ! I 1 I I 16 News hour Gl ~ I])) Wheel of Fortune @ Barney MIUer 1982 Handa Sliver Winy Interstate Excellent co ndnlon Call 1982 Honda CB 760Custom for 1ale New tires Extras, retsonable oftet' Call 614·949· 2734, uk for Larry Trtctof Super A. with cuHNator and aidt drn•. 81.800.00. , 71 Gibton Uprighl freezer, 11% cu. ft . En.-gy 11ver. 2 y..rt old. Motorcycles I IXEDO •m Oslllp(!lls. Ohio, 814· 446·8592 AKC regitterecl Chow·Chow puppies, \/try reatanabl• price~, cell after 6 .30, 304·171-8799. 114·441·9848. 1977 CJ6 Jeep 6 cyl, 258 CV eng. 3 spd Call weeknights 614-446-8173 78 Ford F-160 pickup truck , 4 wheel dri\le, lock· out hubs, good cond Call304· 882·3236 . 1 Coli 614-992·2107. TrH & 11ump removel. mulch, atone, firewood. pickup t45. dump 4196. Don't Landacaplt. 2 IR Mobil• harM far fMit. C.ll I e:a -:-::=::-::-:::-:---::--:--::::-:::: White Fttm Trlctora, 811t Prlct In Area. Siders Equipment Co, HendtrtOn, w v1. 304-875. 8PM. / , ~rm E MIJCed hey for ule 11 60 bale Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Htmaltyan, Persi•n and Sitmese kitlana. AKC Chow puppies. New Hlmmi" II Per· li1n1. Call 114·448-38« after •126. Coli 1-8t4-386-4636. ~ t 4-892-6810. I I I l 1I (fi) Newton's Apple ICC) . @ Goodllmeo CD Andy <lrlfllth 1:00 D (I) PM "M.ve•lne Cil Herdc•te and McCor· mlck ffi College Basketball : Western Kentucky at Jackaonvll8 12 hrs.) live CD EntertaiRIItent Tonight Jill Clayburgh lslks aboul her new movie, .. Shy People". M"A•s•H D Cil PeoPle's Coun Ill State of the Slate Ad· dress 190 rron l @ Newt1 (fi) MacNeil-lehrer i48150. Call 614-446-2048 af· ter 6pm. 1052 58 Public Notice. 1988 open •rm Jchool model sewing machln• •quipped to zig ug, monogr1m, mMe button holes, hems, &. mend & more. Regular Price t399 915-Now willie they ltd 81 F 64 Hay & Grain Pole Bulldlnga by Outllty Builders. Workshops, cerports, animal thelt1rs, garagH. Fnte estimates. Phone 814-384· Full size pool table te5. air hockey table t&O.OO: GE stereo 1903. 1972 mobllt home. 12•18 , 2 btdrooma on appro•. halt ecrt Nice 2 Mdroom Mobllt Home. lot , Otllipolis Ferry, 304·175- · Routh Una. On '*- tpot In 11142 . Building Mataritlt Bloclc, brick, aewer pip•. win· dowa, llnttll, etc. Claude Win· ten, Rio Grtnde, 0 Call 814· EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jock· •on. Oh. 8f"-286·6930. 7024. Vans & 4 W.O. 73 Pure-Br«< Simmental bull. 800 lba. June ellt. Call Ben 8ick8fs 55 Building Supplies Plastic cittern ttate IPPfOVed, plastic teptlc tankl, pllltlc culverta, mettl oulvtrll. RON 1118. 2886. ~~a7. 3364. Callahan's Used Tire Shop . Over 1.000 tires, aizes 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, U 5 8 mllel oue Rt. 218. Call 614-266 -6261 Nice 3 tr .. furnlahed on R1 7. W1ttr paid. tZ11 month. lee. clop. •.... ,....,. C.ll 114·248- I" 1987 Suntl Prof T1nning Bed, herdly uaed. many e•trat, 82,800.00. exe cond. 304·676· Uniden .1.000 "•reo reeetver satellite dl1c ell remo1e control, exc cond, *1 ,000.00, 304· 882· 54 Misc . Merchandise 814·448-2390. 1974 Frltdon 12111.88, 3 bed· room mobflt home. ltovt. ref. new w1ter he1ter 1nd furnace f4.600.00. 304·1 2· 273-5855. 6t4-446·1149. t40.00D. Coli 304·875·&440 for Sale Sur plu t ·Amt¥· Rtntei-Ciothlng. (Denim Jackate, Carhelt Clo· \hing 10 PIM'certt Discount) Oecron Insulated Coverall• t26.00. Sam Somerville'• Et~t· Ravenswood Junction lnde· pendance Ro1d At. 21, Fr1, Sat. Sun, 12:00 · .8 :00 p.m. · 304· Washers, dryera, refrigeratora, range• Skaggt AjJpllancn, Upper Rivet' Rd bllide Stone Crest Motel 614· 446· 7398. 4 32 Mobile HomeB l"ff. Open 8:00AM to 7·00 PM Coli 304-675-4831 . Valley Furniture, new & Uled Large aect1on of quahty furm· ture . 1216 Eutern Ave ., Gallipolis. 2 BR. Mobile Homt, Pltnts 2 br , kltchtn , bathroom. wi1h Subdlvl1lon . Ruleville Ad . l1undrv room , IMng room & 1176/ mo Call 814 -44&·415&4 dining room , all tltc. Approx. 7 m•8PM . mil" from Pt . Pl . on At e2 . 2 trtcUapprox. 1ecremoreorltll • Mobile Home In Sttlle Court. overlooking Kantwhl River. Coli 8t4-448-07&8. For Hie or rent . 3 bedroom , 2 fuM baths , bullt· ln kitchen. centrM eir. b1rn. pond. 8 1h tCfet. 3 mtl11 from town, will con1idtr land co nlrlct . 304· 175· 2885. Butch and Pat Gr..nl•. 64 Misc. Merchandise 6t4-446·2236. 446·25B1 Garage apt . Furnished. 29 rear Nell, Gallipoll• 1235 Utilities pd 2 br 446. 44UJ after 7pm 0008. . ~~~~~~~;~;~~~~~::=:•:•:•;":•':":·:~::11981 Plymouth Voyager \/an E~~eellent condhion & loaded. Infant clothing for tale. inciUding blankela. aleepllft, T-thirta end belh towelt. Call614·992· 7143 after 2.00 p.m. P1ekens Used FurnltuJt. Good quality used fumltt.ne. Open 9 to 6 or call for tppointment. 304-876·6483 or 676· 14&0. Scuba Olving cltlltll to begm 1tlortly by eenifled inttuctor, 1t local indoor pool. For informa· lion call 614 ·266· 1393. betwttn 8.30 and 4 :30. REPS NEEDED for boslnett accounts. Full -time taO.OOO· 18 0 , 000 : Part · time s 12.000 00-118 ,000.00. no nlling, ttpelt bualneu, eet your hours . Training provided. Call 1· 612 -938 ·6870. M-F, lam to 6p m lCentrll Sttndard lima). . THE CLU6 WHEN WE ARRIVED" .... I 2 m CAPTAIN EASY f· be · RINZOC N-. . Cil Big Valley ffi Mazda Sponal<ook 111 JofflnoM (I) 3-2' 1. Coottact ICC!. (fi) Secret City (fi) Facto oflihl 1:05 CD Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 8 Cil rill NBC News ffiSponoContet CD II Cil A8C News Ill (I) Hogan's Heroes Cil Doctur 'Nho "~EVERAL RE:PORTgR~ WEil:E AT tf1e low tc form four simple words 8:00 D!ll())D(l)Cl!lllll llil@ 1661 . l~mo•oom suites •199-1599, Completely turn 2 BR aptr1 ment, large living room. 468 Second . AdultJ. t226 per 'month Sec. Dep IIi Ref. Call Deluxe 2 DR houM, 842 First off street parking, no pet1, reterencH, depo11t. Call 61 4-266·1529. THE OH IO VALLEY PUBLISH· Avtnue. Gtlllpolia, &75-1145. O> ' Rearrange letters of 0 four scrambled words EVEjil 1969 Ni11on Patrol 4 wheel driva. 81500. Call 614-256· lamps. tlto buying coalS. wood 1tovea. Clll814· 446-3159 Couch and ehtir for sale •no. or belt offer 269 Bro1dwty, Middlepon, Ohio 8221 . Enthu11a1tle & energetic person with good communication akllla PDsitton available to work tor Southeastern Oh1o's finest out· door recrettlon firm No ex pe· nonce needed Will train Start •mmedlttely. Call between 10 & 4 at 614 ·286-2248, Wed thru Sat. Alk lor Sue, "' • 1hort bed, step siCte. look! good In and out, S 1, 600 00 304- lAM I ®J Ill CDI CA N.ws aulte 1399, bunkt99. biedt new t199, anrron reclinen & used bedrOom suitea. rangea, wringer Wuhera. & shoes. Naw Nice unfurn 1partment. 4 room• & bath. Close to school• & shopping Ref. & Sec. Dep. required . Call 614·446-0444. 033B E111ploymen1 HOME ASSEMBLY ~. 51 Household Goods 10 Furnished apartment,, next door to librarv. One profoasionel adult only. Ptrking. Call 614-446 - J<. 304-676-2336. Finanml Serv1ces . ... Merchandise ....-,_ _ • t Bod<oom basic •••• $176 00 Oh\le St .. Gallipolis. New • used Alao required a WOOd· coalatO'tllt, 6 pc wood LA &200.00 10curity dopo t CON· t-;:;::~;~;~~;:::::'lr;;;:;;::;;,::;;:;::::=:::-1 ------=-=-Opportunit'1 Experienced telephone recruiter need&d . Male or female. Work on com mission basis . Trainee t~pe opening. Call 614-949-3080 Wanted To Buy '12 Ch8\ly truck, 307 4 speed. WOlD 1/14/87 6101 . Sp1ce for Rent Trailer apeces. Locust Ad. AI 1 . Point Ple1tant. plus electric 446 - 3991 Equa l Housing m1~"' 'bl'l~~r--..J~~_.!~ Dump 84 Intltl'nallonal 5 speed. 2 speed. 11000 Call 814 992- SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 TACT JockoonEototesDept. Ph W\li>.T~s \tJu 448·0405 dll\'tlmo 446-2800 304-675-t076 Apartment for Rent Television Viewing evenings. ' Coli 6t4-992 -3753 BORN LOSER 1986 Ford F-260. 4x- pickup. Ukenew. 3.200 miles. 3 14 ton. 480 V·B engine. Inquire 614· • 11 " The Daily Sentinel- •• 1972 ChiYy 314 ton. PS / PB. auto., motor needs repair. Fair Cond. UOO. Call 614- 246· 46 Space for Rent Pleastnt 304·676-1076 lost White Peek-a -poo 1n Bradbury area. Antwers to Scooter Ohio 5077. 2 bedroom trailer, couple•. 1 small child Locust Rd Rt 1, Pt. 11 6t4·446·4782. Roome fo r rent, day. week. month. Gal!i• Hotet. Call 814· 446-9716 Aeni1slowaat120 month. Two on orange Carroll Norr11 tag Baa1de Buckeye Bldg. & loan Sunday Call 614-448 -9629 Trucks for Sale 1978 2 ton GMC aeptic tank cleMing truck with 1500 gellon ttnk, hoiQ, dump bed C1ll K & K Mobile Homn. 2 and 3 6 Lost ·and Found 9 72 ~756 . "' 304·773·5024. Rettaurant Jan 992-3083. "'' 'N' CARLYLE ®br Larrr Wright For rent Sleeping Roome tnd C1ll : light house kMplng rooma. Park Central Hotel Call 614· "1- 2 bedroom mob"• home, Mid· dleport. 0 . Refwence with security depoalt. :SU4-882-3207 Sarah Willlam a Wednesday, January 14, 1987 WRIJWDI I .1 II H K tl ll SU MA UDD .... T .I DI' ll ll , liB . Yeorerday'• Cryptoquore: A \ON(JliE I!!IR, LIKE A CANNON ·IIAIJ., M ST GO ON W lit: Ht:IIOl 'NIJS, IllS 1·,;qEER IS OVE:I!. - DIJKE Ot' wf.I.U ~(;'I'IIN O J :. Ill To t.. Gal lDi t;, , ,_ Nightllne · ·· •f:md '!. (jJ) V'-'1 : . • lD Acklet:y · Ad · derlr Ia assignea 10 :..(, a do- c umcn t courror, ho mee1s en old agonl frlend who Ia on ono laSI miss;on. (70 mln.l lA I ())) Tonight Show In S181eo .. . ' �1 .... ·.. 0 • .. .., - • .... • ·-· .... r · CAP program Ohio ·weather (Continued from Page 1) · Taking It step-by-step A bully story Is used to show · what happens and how to handle siluations where someone tries to take your rights away. The second day emphasis In on someone you don' t know taking away your rights with the pro· gram geared to teach chlldren to be cautious and to stay two .arm lengths away from the person . In that session , five 36-inch dolls are used in role plays, one of which deals with a bribe - "I have some candy In the car, co me see some puppies which I have, etc." - teaching a safety yell, an d running away to tell. The dolls are also used to teach the c hildren to observe closely so · thai they can describe how the stranger loo ked. The third day dea ls with someone you know tak ing away your rights and,two role plays are used by the CA P wor k ~rs. One deals with an older sister physi· cally abu a . child, - -"' ~ · · · a nd anot her 'with an aider rela· live Ins Is tlng the chlld give affection which Is uncomforta· ble. The role play conveys to the chlld that It's "o. k. to say no" and walk away. The children are also encouraged to turn to the teach er or a nother ad ult ·for help In any kind of abuse sit uation . In grades one through six, the same procedure Is followed but compressed. Into a one- hour pres· . entation moving from peers who assau lt another child , to unknown adults Who assaultachlld, ro a known adult who assaults a child , and how that child under as sault should handle the Inciden t. Meigs Countians involved in conducting · the works hops after having completed training are Ca ther ine Crist, Racine; Re· becca Johnston, Langsv ille; De· loris Shepard, Pomeroy; Patty Smith, Pomeroy; Mary and Paula Winebrenner, Syracuse. - -·- - Vl"'--lltt:K.ICIY··tldiiUdiY .... , 1;1101 ' Meigs natjve wins senrice medal South Central Ohio Rain likely tonight,, with a low near 40. Cloudy Thursday, with a Technical Sgt. Wayne E. Well. performance of outstanding serchance of showers and highs son of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Well, vice to lhe United States as .between 40 and 45. Route 3, Pomeroy, has been . The probability of precipita- awarded the Meritorious Service Senior Morse Controller, Opera· tlons Production, 6931st Elec· tion Js 70 percent ton ight and 50 · Medal for his work In Crete. Ironic Security Squadron, Elec· percent Thursday. A citation accompanying the Ironic Security Command, ' Winds will be from the southw- award to Sgt. Well reads: Irakllon Air Station, Greece, est to west a tl0to20mph tonight. "Technical Sergeant Wayne E. from 15 June 1984 to 14 June 1986. Ohio Extended Forecast Well distinguished himself In the During this l)eriod, , §!lrgeant • Friday through Sunday Well de,mqnstrated the outstand· A chance of snow flurries In the lng technical abilities and supernorthern part of the state Friday. visory skills necessary to keep with fair weather elsewhere the · · Morse sectio n r unning Friday and Saturday. There Is a Middleport Pollee made 66 smoothly. This highly dedicated, chance of snow or rain across the arrests during the month of seW demanding Individual's exstate on Sunday. · December, according to the ceptional leadership kept his monthly report of Pollee Chief section at the top of the produc· Veter.tns Memorial · tlon ladder and aided immeasurSid Little. ably in the accomplishment of The department investigated Tuesday Admissions - Jen· nine acc idents in December and this unit's national level tasking. nifer Michael, Cheshire; Burl ail vehicles were driven 5,456 The singularly distinctive acBlevins, Middleport; Charles miles. Parking meter collections Complis hment of Sergeant Well Deem, Racine. · reflects great credit upon him· . total $463 with merchant police Tuesday Discharges - Pres- collections totaling $48. There self and the United States Air ton Parsons. Force''. were 309 parking tickets Written. . -~· . Report details police activity 2 ·area teams ·renew rivalry on Friday -Page3 . Presentation of the medal was :· made .In Crete where Sgt. Well, ~ his wife, Linda, and their two· sons, Jason, 9, and Kurtis, 6, • resided ·for several years. They .. are now residing In Texas, where . Sgt. Well 1 Is serving as an ,. instru ctor at the non - • commissioned officers academy ; at the Goodfellow Air Force'Base · in San Angelo. The !amlly ls: ' expecting to be in Texas for the:. next four years. .· Ohio Lottery Daily Number 561 Super Lono 20.10-43-29-19-16 .. ....------~ REMEMBER . '•·"• WITH ToFLOWERS ' be•ullfully . . '• P"~en d 1 ~eignt.d funer•l urran~nteitl, jutl .:111 · Vol. 38, No. 177 Copyrighted 1987 3 Secl ions. 24 Pages or ..-lait •.. POMEROY SHOP f_,.,.,l. Riffe strips.·opponents of chairmen's seats .....n ... PERCALE SHEET SETS Special! Simplicity Patterns Coordinated bottom fittld sheet, top flat shHt and pillowcases. Our complete selettion - Save Thursday • Friday • Saturday. BUY ONE••• FRE GET ONE JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE!. 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The emergency room conDoor pri zes will be linues to be open 24 hours a awarded, favors given to day with a doctor on duty a t all everyone who attends, and limes. Dr. James McMullen, refreshments served. Free who joined the ·staff in July , blood pressure readings will has charge of the emergency also be taken for anyone room physicians, which the wanlingt heservice, hospital contracts for from Open house visitors may Acute Care America. • · ent~r the new unit either - - .... · through the lobby or go · ..• The urgent care facility- a through the Center's emer· place where residents may gency room entrance at the come for treatment of a rea r of the building. condition considered .urgent, The emergency room sec· but not of an e mergency lion, moved from the mid· nature- is open from 9 a.m to section of the hospital, now 9 p.m. and Is staffed by the has three treatme nt rooms on same doctors who staff the one side of the hall attrac· emergency room. lively decorated in a blue and while color scheme. 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Tours of the facUlty will be conducted, door prizes awarded, favors given and · refreshments served. Nurses will also be . available to give free blood pressure readings. Here Scott Lucas, hospital admuitstrator, and Beth Stivers, R.N., director of the facUlty , discuss plans lor the open house to which the public Is cordially Invited. • another step to tailor the medical serv ices of Vetera ns Memorial Hos pital to the needs of ·Meigs Coun tlans. " co mmented Scott Lucas, administrator. · "We're a nxious for people to WASHINGTON IUPI)- Edu· through, in my judgment, is spending reductions required by · the Gramm-Rudma n bala nc ed· cation Secretary Wililam Ben· somewhat of a charade." Committee Chairman Lawton budget law. He said the depart· nett, saying he is not "deliriously happy" about his budget prop- Chiles, D·Fia. , said the educ a tion menl was "given a mark" and, osal. bris tled at harsh criticism cuts amou nt to nearly one-third " We didn't appea l the mark from Congress that his cuts in of the savings In Reagan 's $1.02 because we fell we could meet spending are "just a little bit trillion spending plan - the first it. " $1 trillion budget proposal in overboard." . " I didn't come in say ing this Is Bennett was chastised Wednes- his tory . good news, but I didn 't co me In "Is this a se rious budget, or is day by the Senate Budget Com· crying eit her," Benn ett sa id, mafched in this a Trojan Horse mlttee for backing Pres ident admitting "enthusiastic'.' was here to cut (grant s to college Reagan' s budget proposal for not the proper descr iption of hi s fiscai 1988, whi ch calls for $14 . student s)?" asked Chiles, who . blllion In education spending, charged the plan would cut mood. "I 've done my responslblllry," down drastically from this year's overall assistance to college sa id Bennett. "I fee!,comfortable students by about 45 percent. budget. in saying that. I don't s uggest "At a time when the rest of the "I don' t be lieve you ca n be serious about this budget, " said wor ld is heeding the wisdom that that by throwing less money at Sen . Pete Domenicl, R -N.M., the says if you want a good lob, get a the problem education will get former committee chairman. " I good education, we find a 30 better." think it' s just a little bit percent cut In !overall) educa"Every body knows we have a tion funding." he sa id. overboard." serious defl'clt. Yo u're aski ng me Bennett defended the cuts. Sen: James Sasser, D·Tenn., . If we were deliriously happy said, "I think what we're going emphasizing the need to meet about $14 billion. Of course we were n' t deliriously happy. Real· tty sometimes is not a cause for giggling, but II is an bccasion for being responsible." BATH TOWELS .: S1.49 EUREKA . SALE! EUREKA . UPRIGHT ACUUM CLEANER PUco· lends approval to gas rate cutbac~s CHECK THESE FEATURES: • Power-driven beater b...t1 bNih rol to loosen dirt . Forty-seven million dollars of rate sav ings lor cus tomers ol Columbia Gas this yea r are being put into effect immediately under reductions approved by the Public Ulillfies Commission of Ohio. Columbia a nnounced reductions last week, subjec t to commission approval, providing savings of $25 million a year to cus tomers. In addit ion to thOse, the commission approved Col umbla~s request to give customers the benefit now of a n addlltoilal $22 million In annual rate relief in gas-purc hase cost reductions that actually a re not expected to occur until spring. C. Ronald Tilley, chairman of Columbia ot Ohio, said the savings will average $25 per customer. The reductions approved Jan. 13, include: -Adva ncement of a reduction in gas costs. Based on current rates , this will save the average customer, using about 10,000 cubic feet of gas per month, a!>Out $15 a year. -A reduction in rates due to lower federal corporate Income tax rates Included In the new tax reform package. This will amount to a saving of about$5 a year for the average customer. · -Continuation of a reduction In rates that was to have expired the first of this year. This reduction, which Columbia put Into eflecllasl January, a mounts to about $5 a year. • Elclultve·4--wey Dloi·A·Nop' rug height adjustment. • Duet Edge K - lor cleaning r;ght up to the baseboards. • Brlliant hedght seeks out' din . · see what we have to offer here in this new ly renova ted and ex pa nded E mergency Room and Urgent Care Center," Lucas said in extending a n Invitation to the public to attend Sund a:(s open house. ~~~~~~~~~~fi! By NANCY VOACHAM Senllnel Staff Writer The Meigs CouMy Commis· stoners touc hed on a variety of county busin ess topics duri ng Wednesday 's regular meet ing. Dav id Gloeckner a nd Sidney Edwards of the Ga llla-Melgs Co mmunity Act ion Agency met with the board to explain some additional funding fo t· th ls year's Job Training Par tnership Act program .' CAA receives addlt tonal fund · lng to JTPA, In the form of an Incentive grant . based on last year's grant perfor mancl). This year ' s a dditi o nal m o ney a mount s to $17,932, to be used for job assessment, Job training, a nd computer job matching needs. Eligible Individuals may re· celv e up to two years' of job training through the JTPA pro· gra m. Eligibilit y is based on Income. Gloeckner said. · If necessary. he added. other CAA supporti ve services, such as outreach services, may a lso be provided to JTPA par ticipants. According to Gloeckner. up to 200 participa nts may be hired this year through JTPA . He said · this Is a realistic figure because from July 1 through Dec. 31,1986, DEFENDING CUTS - Chairman of the Senate Bud gel Committee Lawton Chiles, D-Fla., In photo at left, spoke to E ducation Secretary · William Bennett, In photo at right, during committee hearings Wcdnt. ,day. Bennett de· By B,OB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer At the current rille of spending, the Meigs Loc a l Sc hool District will be oper a ting at a deficit of $3ll,676 for the rtsca l year of July 1, 1987 to June 30, 1988. This information was included in the budget presenta tion of the district's treas urer, Jane Fry, when she outllned the !!seal year budget at a regular meetin g of the board of education Wednesday night. Fry said that unless expend!· lures are reduced or Income is l,n creased the district will be operating in the red during the next fiscal. year. The board, however, did approve the budget · figures lor the year and these are to be presented to the . Meigs . ' nex t year's lnc·Pn1ive grant . The comm hs loners havr rr· ce lved an areawide clea ring· house review of 'a proposed $640,000 waterline ex tr nslo n a nd lmprovemenJ · proj ec l from Tuppers Plains-Ches ter Wa ter District to F'armers Homo Ad· ministration. Among are11s In· cludPd In the p i'Opo~ed extension are Silver Ridge. Kings bury Road , Wes t Shade and oth ers. Clearinghouse revi ew pro· cesses do nol ap prove ru nding, 'but deter mine onl y If granl i!pplfcations are correct In form , a nd ma ke comme nt s on appilca· tlons If necessary. AI the req ues t of Michael Swisher, dlreclor of the Meigs Count y Depa rtment of Human Services, the co mmiss ione r~ In· creased 1987 ~encra l r·ellcf pay . (Continued on Page 8) fended President Reagan's "tough, lean" edu ca· tlon budget proposal, saying that df!liclt rcdut:tlnn mandates have given tht• admi nis tration· nn choice but to cut s pending. ( Ul'l 1 Cou nty Budget Comtnission. there s hould be no additions to Agenda changed I he agenda of meetings. Board AI the suggestion of Board . members should take their con: President Robert Snowden, th e cerns on agenda items to the board voted to move the public administration well before meet· participation portion of the meet, lngs so they can be Included on lng agenda from near the close of the agenda tor the nexl session. the regular meetings to the front Any ot her route causes e m bar· portion of the agenda. rass ment because a ny individual The board members, through or administra tor involved has that change, can bC advised of not had time to research a public concern at the beginning 'problem, Snowden satd. of the meeting possibly before Board member Bob Barton actions are taken on any matter commented that Snowden had which might be of s trong public been the one who had pushed for concern and the board would not allowing additions to the agenda know of that concern until after it on meeting nights and this plan had taken action It the public was accepted by the board. participation were left lor late In Barton said he did not under· the meetings . stand the change In Snowden' s Snowden also suggested that attitude. Hov:ever, Snowden said that except in emergency situations, i, ' 95 applica nt s werP e nr olled In Ihe program . Of !he money alloted iR' the Incentive gra n! , lO percent, or $1,79:1, goes to th e county co m· missione rs to be us!'d for eco· nomic developme nt or employment ge nerati ng serv ices. Gloeckner sa id if th e program meets or exceeds goa ls 1his yPar, mort' money co uld be alloca ted In Meigs Local faces possible deficit in '87 I •• n placed by Rep. Rep. Jo hn D. Sh ivers .Jr ., 0 -Salem: as chairman of the Civil and Commrrclal Law Commit tee. · · Rep. John V. Ba ra , D-E lyrla, rep la ced .James as chairma n of the Aging and Housi ng Com m it· lee. Rep. Paul P. Mechling, D·Th ornvlilo'. rep laced Jones as. chai rman of the Coll eges a nd Universities su bcoll'mi ttee. Ali 01her com m Itree cha irmrn kPpl t hrir J!JB>·Bti slots . The first >7 House bills were introd uced. House Bill 1, offe-red by Rep. Michae l P . Sllnziano. D-Coiumbus, is thr civil justlrr a nd Insurance re form bill adopted by I he Gcn!'ral Asse mbl y in November bul vetoed in December by Gov. Ri chard F . Celeste. · Rl ffe said Stlnzia no's ln su r:~n cr Co mmillec wil l hear the bill and he hopes to have II on t hr fl oor for a vote in early February . Job program gets additional funding L.---------------------....;:,;. .___________ Panel blasts education cuts Reg. 510.29 Pkg. of 3............... 57;69 Reg. 513.25 Pkg; of 3.........;..... S9.99 THREE DAY SALE CANNON ROYAL FAMILY SPECIAL OROUP c hairman of the Highways a nd Public Safety Committee, rep lacing former Rep. Arthur R . Bowers, D·Sieubenv ilie, who retired. Rep. Pau l Jones, D·Ravenna, wa s named chairman· of the Hea lth and Retirement Commit · tee, replacing !he late Re p. John D. Thompson Jr., D-Cieveiand. Rep. Vernon Sy kes, D·Akron , was named chairman of the Intersta te Cooperation Commit · tee, replacing Re p. Thomas P . Gilmartin , D-You ngslown, who was not re-elected. Rep. Joseph Secrest, D-Senecav ille, was named chairman of the Energy a nd Environment Committee, replaci ng Rep. J oseph P.. Williams . D-Niles, w~o retired. In pther switches, Rep. Rona ld J . Suster, D-CIEiveiand, became chai rman of the House Financial Institutions Committee antl was re- center around " no" votes In 1986 for workers' compensation or insurance reform legisla tion favor ed by Riffe: -Rep. Rocco Colorlna, D-Brook Park, wa s s upplanted as chairman of the Eco nomic Development. and Small Business Commit tee by Rep. Troy Lee James , D-Cleveland. -Rep. Barbara Pringle, D-Cleveland, was replaced as chair man oft he Flnance Commlttec's education subcommittee by Rep. Leroy D. Peterson. D·Maple H~ighls. -Rep. Otto Beatty Jr., D-Cotumbus, appar· enlly was demoted from the o;harmanshlp of the Public Utilities Committee. N'o chairman was named. Some third -term representatives were given their first major committee chairmanships. Rep. Marc D. , Guthrie, . D-Newark, was nam ed Open ho·use slated • for ER, care untt CARVED SAXONY CARPET' Serta Pedic Classic ,;.,in size ..........................5229 SET DOWN FOR QUKK SALE. ' ARMSTRONG ONLY 3 SETS-REG. 5278.00 SET ARE MARKED By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D·New Boston, has assigned 26 committee chairmanships a nd four subcommittee chairmanships for the 1987-88 session, demoting four Democrats who did not follow his lead in 1986. Chief casually fro m Wednesday's assignments was Rep. David Hartley, D-Sprlngfield, a seven-term veteran who lost his chairmanship of the House Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee to Rep. Dwight Wise Jr., D·Fremont, a Riffe loyalist. ., Hartley, an independent lawmaker, was denied a committee chairman hlp several sess ions ago for voting against Riffe fo~ Speaker. Most of the demotions this time were believed to "RED HEART" WINTUK · 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. N owsp.aper • THREE PAY SALE! Cloudy tonight , with a chance of rain or drizzle, changing to snow flurri es, with . hi ghs u low near 30. Cloudy Friday, with a chance of snow flurri es and highs between 30 and 35. ' even though h<• ,.., allzed hr· had ' been ihc insllgalor of lhr pl11 n to . allow add illons lo thr agenda on mecllnl! ni gh!,, he had changed his mind ;,bout the wlsdi1m of such a procecJ urc. Slnrf' there were on ty 1hreP board mcm bcrs present for las t nl l!hl's session, Snowden .. ll11rto n a nd Larry Rupe, II \vas agreed to wait un til all members or 1he board a•·c present to change t he additions to the. agenda procedure. llelp ~o~ght Peggy Stevens, s~cretary of the M ei~s Band Boosters, s po~e to the boa rd askin g for fin ancial support In providin g for uniform additions for the Meigs lil~h Band. 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