http://66.213.69.5/files/original/98f4e4481b7ba1af2c1e67bf6715054f.pdf 87f2fab42e70832dd66166ad124b0d3b PDF Text Text -·- Tuesday. October 28, 1181 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-1 0-The Deily Sentinel hio .Briefs:---. -Kroger ·officials ·app()int new president . CINCINNATI (UP! I ..:.. In til? . man Lyle Everingham. · wake of management ···dlfferenIn a statement, Everingham said ces," of!lclals of the Kroger co. re and Kagler sharro rommon have. named Joseph A. Pichler to views wer Kroger's corporate replace William G. Kagler as direction, including a current respresident of . tlie nation's second . tructuring effort as well as til? largest supennarket chain. company'srontinuingemphasls oo · Pichler, 47, previously was exec- rost control and operating utlve vice president of Kroger and efficiencies. also chief executlveof!!cer of Dillon "The very essmce d. a rorporaCompanies subsidiary. lion Is individuals working together Krogerof!!clals saldMondaythat to reach rommo'nly agrred upon Kagler, 54, who had been president goals und:>rtll? same philosophical slnce January 1983, _was leaving umbrella," said Everingham. "BUI Kroger due to "personal dltferen- Kagler and I share til? same goals ces over the management of the for Kroger, but we differed over the company." approach to reach those goals. However, til? Cincinnati Post, "With the elevation of · Joe clUng unlli:>ntlfled solli'O!s inside Pichler, the overall . b ng-term the company, said Kagler was st~ategy of Kroger will rotc~anllll·. forced to resign. The newspaper HIS man~ement talents will msure said Kagler had told associates he a co ntinuation in til? office of was "stymied" ~ Kroger Chair· president of the high regree of Lee retrial judge mother. "Shirley iFurst I doublecrossed me." Furst, 43 and Lee's · girlfriend In early 1983, was til? person wbo advised the sheriff repartment of Lee's alleged partie!patlon In the murder. On the morning of'>\pril 7. Bane testified that Lee turned to him while eating breakfast in til? county jail, saying, "You lmow I did It, · don 't you?. " Unli:>r cross.examination, Bane admlttro that Lee may have considered the court official as his confldant and, according to Casey. anythlng said by Lee to him should not be used in court . Miranda rights, by law, offer an Individua l til? right to counsel and/or a confidant. !3ane said Lee may have viewed him as a confidant tecause the official offerro moral reassuranre dtringthe ·questioning. Bain also admlttro that, in his opinion, Miranda rights sh:>uld re administered each day an itdivid· ual Is questioned . Lee was not informed the rmrnlng of April 7. The issue of Lee· s question to Bane - " You know I did it, don 't !Continued !rom Pagel l what tre argument was about and "we saw it wasn't going to be very pleasant. so we left." Mrs. Dalley also testified to events on March W, 1983, the day Barbara Twyman disappeared. Mrs. Dailey's husband John. a trucker, left for Chicago and Mrs. Lee called her to ask her if sre wanted to go shopping. She said yes and with her son. Benjy. Mrs . Dailey went to Mrs. Lee's house in Point Pleasant. When they arrived, sometime he tween 1:30 and 2 p.m.. Mrs. Dalley said Lee was in the basement. playing with an Atarl game, and called up t re stairs to Benjy. Lee dld cometot re top cf til? stairs and declined an Invitation to fP to Huntington,'W.Va .. withtrem to sh:>p. Mrs. Dailey and Mrs. Lee. accompanied ~ their motrer and Benjy, went to tiF Hill's store in Huntington and returned to f'Jint Pleasant around 5 p.m .. sre said. li:>dlcatlon and exceUenre Blll 's ituatiOns at Kroget'." . . Kaglet perSonified._' ' Pichler was eleeted executive Kagler had teen a <bmlnant vice president of Kroger il August force in Kroger'shard-llnestance in .1985. He joined Dillon in 1980 after dealing with labor unions that serving for six years as dean d. til? represmt employees. When Wiions school of business at the University refused oompany requests for wage of Kansas. From 1968 to 1970. he cutbacks, Kroger closed the stores. servro as special assistant to til? ln the last thr!f' years, nearly 200 assistant secretary fo r man power Kroger stores in ilur states closed. In the U.S. Department of Labor. "Kagler was the armlta) t il the • Pichler Is a graduate of Notre company'seffortstocompetermre Dame University and has a mas· effectively in the face of incrmsing ter'sdegree In buslnessadmln istranon·unio? competitkln," said Eliza- !Iori and ·his ~ctorate trom the beth Shtels, grocery ·analyst at University·· of .Chlcag~. He was Hilliard Lyons broker~ge : "His elected to ire board :of. dir~tors of emphasis was rnlabor costs and he Kreger wren Dillon ):leea'me part of clearly concentrated on the union the company 'in January 1983. . ' CINCINNATI iUPII ' - Many parents in the Oakley res ili:'il\lal section are not letlnlg tneii' cfitulren walt alone.for the school bus. · In the past six weeks, two girlS have been sexually anacked in Oakley as thev walled for the school bus In til? morning. Five weeks ago, a 12-year· old girl was attacked and last week, an 11-year cid girl was assaulted. Police have dist rll;mted a drawing of what they relieve t IF man looks like, but they have no suspects. "We're stepping up patrols (in the area 1." said Pollee Lt, Patrick Olvey. • LORDSTOWN, Ohio iUPI) -A carrying new automobiles that Pennsylvania company hired to were to re dlstriruted to arm car clear the wreckage of Sunday's craters by Total Distrti:JJtlon Ser44-car C·S·X Corp. train derailment vice lnc.. a company owned by faced a difficult task because oftre CSX. Nine otrer cars were loaded location of the mishap. with automobiles headed for distri· A csx spokesman Monday said butlon In Je~sup, Md. Hulcher Emergency Service Co., Each rail car -.carrfes · about 18 called to return the ra ll cars to the automobiles. Seven d. til? derailed cars<:_arried tracks, was hampered In Its efforts because or the relative inaccesslb· auto parts. four of them headed for the General Motors "Corp. assembly lity of the derailment. "This Is the worst derailment in plant In lordstown and thrre this area that any of the railroad destined !ortll?Volkswagenassempeople remember." the CSX offl · bly plant in New Stanton , Pa. cial said Monda y. "The cars are The refrigerators. remaining cars were loaded · stoves. disparked on their sides, across the with hwasrers and washing mochines. tracks, down in a valley." Although a dainage figure was The 44 cars, carrying aulomobiles, auto parts and major appllan- rot available, a CSX ·spokesman ces, left the tracks just west of tte said property lOss Is estimate:! at :!1i CSX Goodman yard o!fice in million. The 44 cars were'part of a 131-car lords! own. blockin g til? rail com· train that originated in Chicago and pany's main east and west tines. had stopped in WUiard tefore the CSX officials hoped to have the mishap. The train was destined lor tracks .cleared today. The cause of til? mishap had rot Baltimore. No one was lnju red as a result of been determined Monday, rut the company's investigation oommlt- tiF d:>rallment, and noneoftiF cars tee was on til? scene, rurveylngthe carried any dgngerous rubstances, a CSX spokesman said. situation. Thirteen of the rail cars were ~:_::::::.:_::.__.::_::_:_::::_=:_~:_ Daily Number . 726 PICK-44-4-18 . CINCINN4TI (UPII.-,-;ThefateoftiF rhinoceros around the l\ll~ld .. · Is helng dlsc~ssed in Glncinna ti this wrek. ·. . Cincinnati Zoo director Ed Maruska Is hosting a confermoe ci rhinoceros e~perts: Tliey are worried that the mino rna~ becom~ extin ct,'mainly because of hunters. In some parts d. Asia and Africa, rhino horns ~re highly prized. and very expensive. Maf1!sk~ says there were 8,000 black rhinos in east-central Africa a year ago. Today, that number Is down to 4,1110. . >' Remov.al att~mpt called 'ironic enttne , • Vol .36, No.124 2 Sections. 20 Pages Copyrighted 1986 HAMil.TON (UP!) - A juvmile rouri judge calls a citizen's attempt to try to remove him from office "ironic." . Sandy Christensen is try ing to collect the necessary 10,337 petlbn signatures to start removal proceedings' against Butler COUII!y J uvenile Court J\l(]ge David Niehaus. . _ The attempt eomes after til? judge ordered a 3-year-old A!r-1 removed from her mother's custody and placed in her fat~r's , custody. A month lfiter, 'the girl died after being reaten and Iter father has been charged with Involuntary manslaulltlter. ''It's all ironic," said Niehaus. "Working with kids Is IllY,lite's . work. I'll just have to wait until it' s aU ()Ver to say anything. · By FRANK T. O>ONGOS WASHINGTON (UPI) -An air traffic controller handling til? Aeromexlro jetliner that collided with a priva te plane Aug. 31 was busy scolding another pilot fo r flying Into a restricted w ne at the time of the fatal crash, documents show. But feli:>ral officials say they do not believe the controller was distracted from his jab, and they stress that advisirig til? errant pllot of the danger of his rules violation was proper. . The Federal Aviation Admin is· !ration documents released Tuesday contain a transcript of final conversations hetween tlie los Angeles air controller and til? pilots of several planes at the time of til? catastrophe two months ago. . Sixty-seven people aboard the jet and til? private plane and another 15 on the ground died as a result or the in-flight collision over S)lburban Cerritos, Calif. The transci-ipt shows that al'Ound the time of the accident, the controller was rebuking til? pilot of a small Grumman aircraft that strayed into the block of aii:space known as a tennlnal.contl'OUed area, or TCA, which Is reserved for RUTLAND TIRE SALES - "GETTING YOU THERE SAFELY" LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCI TIRES *ALIGNMENTS *fRONT END WORK *BAnERIES .frniE IEPAII LOCATED : MAIN ST .. RUTLAND:' OHIO OPEN : 8·6 MON·.·SAT.; 8 -8 FRI. PH . 74a·3088, Master Card an Visa Welcome • PLAYERS UGHTS 25's Cancer -facility outlines proposal airplanes , such as commercial can jet: "AU right. We'll maintain carriers with altitude-reporting one niner zero." equipment. At this time, the controller had to "OK. yw 're right In the middle of turn his attmtiOn to tre Grumman the TCA, sir/' til? rontroller told the . plane - and 58 seconds later he Grumman pilot. "~ wwld suggest could mtflnd the Mexican jet Cfl his in the-future yru bok at yrur TCA radar screen. chart. You lust had an aircraft pass At 11:56:05, following unsuccessrlght off your left above you at 5,txXJ ful attempts to raise the Mexican • (feet) ·and we run a lot of jets plane, the rontrcller asked an through trere right at 3,000." Arrierlcan Airlines jumoo jetto look There was no indication from tre for the lost aircraft, saying, "I just transcript that the Grumman- lost contact with a DC-9. Let me threatened the safety of the Mexl- know If you see anything <bwn can jet, but an FAA official said til? there. please." controller "was just doing his job." Twenty-one seconds late- . tre The transcript shoM the con- pilot of tre American re;ponred. troller last heard from Aeromexlco "Okay," he told t re controller, "I F11ght 498 at 11:52 a.m. local time. sre a, uh, very large, uh, smoke · "Aeromexlco 498, maintain yoor screen off on tre left sicr of the presE!lt speed," th~ controller said aircraft abeam - uh, til?, uh, the at 11:51:45 a.m. ncse of the airplane right off our "Roger Aeromexlco -~" the left. It Is a very large srmke, uh, pilot of th~ Mexican jetUner nepUed , column, uh, coming from It and, uh, thrre seconds late-. "Uh, what emanating from til? ground. Arid at speed <b you want? We're reducing our altitude at 8,(0) feet, •there's to two nlner to one niner >I'ro." another smoke column vertically ·Nine seconds late- , the oontroller overhead . It looks like It , !llmethlng advised the plane, "OK. You can smoked up, uh, ahead and then hold what yw have, sir, and we went down in." have a change In plans. sir. Stand The smoke was billowing from by." til? wreckage d. the two planes that Thrre seconds later, the final had slammed into the quiet rururtransmisslon came from til? Mexi- ban neighborhood. · Despiie flap, arms progrees made By ,flM ANDERSON where we left off at til? end of the WASHINGTON (UP!) -Despite Iceland summit." said Speakes, the dispute over who is to )>lame for who was traveling with Reagan oo the breakdown at the Iceland a campaign swing thrtitgh the summit, li.S.-Sovlet discussions South. are quietly advancing on several According tot be WhiteHouse, the front s, Including a new accord on U.S. proposals oo the table when the space exploration, admin istration Reykjavik meeting broke <if Oct. 12 \)ffic ials said. ca lled for removal of ooth slcrs' · White House spokesman Larry -intermediate-range !Uiclear weaSpeakes also conflnned Tuesday pons from Europe, a 00 pe-cent cut lhe administration had sent new In all nuclear weapons over a instructions, based on the Iceland five-year periOd, and the lola! summit between President ~agan elimination of balilstic mlsslles and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- · after 10 years. ehev, to Its .anns negotia tors In According to til? Soviets, Reagan Geneva. had called for elimination d all . "We're prepared to take up IUICiear weapcns at the end of the Pomeroy Chamber readies Thursday Halloween party .. 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper .FAA releases papers in Aeromexico crash r~::;;;~;;~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;;:~ IIIW. , Partly cloudy tonight, wJth a low near t(], llfostly sumy· Thursday, with highs near GO. The probahUity of precfpltation Is near zero through Thui-sday. • ___________j__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _- : - - - - : - - - - -- - - - - Hamlin King, Lee's original attor~y. was questiOned. King said Bane as ked him into his office in juvenile court on April 7. told him about Lee's questiOn to him and told King he was reluctant to dtscuss tt with anyone else. Unli:>r Casey's questiOning, King said he went to see Bane again a day or""" late- and as~ Bane if it was possible Bane heard Lee say; "You think I did it, don't yw?" "He tBaneJ agreed that it was possible that's what he . (Lee) had said ." King said. noting· that Bane had told him til? statement "caught him by surprise" wren it was made. King also testified to h:>w he assisted Shirley FUrst make a statement in June 1~ In which Furst tried to establish Lee's. lnnorence. King said that at til? time sre wrote tiF statement- in til? liltchen d. Lee's rmtter's house In Point Pleasan t - FUrst read ·earUer statements he had roUected, "which kind of anroyed me." ll? said. She tren proceeli:>d to put down -hrr own statement. King said he ooly helped in pclnting out significant details that he felt should be in . IFr statement. King noted that Marsha Lee, U>e's rrother, had mrUercontacted him il Chicago while he was at a conferenre to infonn him that FUrst wanted to make a statement. "I told her that UShirley wanted to make a statement . tren ~ all means take It," King said. "I wan troll in her (Furst'sl handwrit· ingsoMrs. Lee wouldn't beaccu.~ d making it up." 0 That's why Ire statemmts carry FUrst's Social S~u ri t y numiJ' r and marks around tiF edges made by Mrs. Lee, he explained. "Wouldn't It re fair ,br this jury. , since you once represrnted" the · .client . to say that. you're biased · toward this defendant ?" Cain : asked. "I have very strong feeli ngs about him IJ'Ing inrocent ," King responded. The criense's first wlt~ss, caUed at 10:35 a.m. ofthe trial's sixth day, was An~ l G. Sayer ci Elkhart, Ind. Sayer. a wa itress at tre Frmch Quarter during til? spring of 1983, said she saw FUrst til? night IJ'Ior to the murder ·at the Kanauga bar with a gun similar to til? alleged murder weapon. The relendant's father, Charles L. Lee Sr .. wascaUed totestify. The elli:>r Lee said re was confronted~ Fuffit and her son, John, at least twice after the yrunger Lee was taken into custody. The l!-year-old · Lee swore that Furst and ll?r son lnstlgatro an argument With him In a Point Pleasant bar il May 1983. Thrre months late-, Lee testified that Shirley Furst addressed hlnl, d:>mamlng $1,1110and a plane ticket Re2ularand to Florida , where sl'M> woold Uve with rer sister, for her rl!fuw to testify against his son. Also testifying for the li:>fense was Sandra Daliey, the crfendant's • aunt and sister <i Marsha Lee. Mrs. I Dailey dtsru~ how uncomforta· SURGEON GENE RAL'S • WARN lNG: Smoking ble rer lamUy was with l2e dating Funt, and testified that on Jan. 5, Causes Lung Canc~r. Heart Disease, 1983, sre and her family dropped In Emphysema. And May Complicate Pregnancy. tv ~It wlti)Mi's, Lee and found her and Furst tn· the midst of an ar1111ment. Sre sald ~re clm't know 1'------,---------------~ ~ .Ohio Lottery Capt. (:row's predictions • ·for Friday ~~7? - - Page 3 Zoo h~sts conference on rhinos Dera1"Iment . -presents pro· blems ..:==:.::=::_:::_:::_:::_.:::::._::::::::__ 0 Philip Mnrri..: In~·. Police seek girls' attacker A pertormance by the Meigs High School Band will open the annual Pomeroy Halloween party spo nsored ~ til? Pomeroy Chamter of Commerce at 6:30p.m. Thursday. • The party will be held In til? stage area on the upper parklnglotat 7 • p.m. following the band progra rl). Frlzes wUI be awarded for til? best · costumes and there wUI be games. The winners of the poster contest · staged by the chamber at the Pomeroy and Salisbu ry Elementary Schools will be anrounced . . Costume judging !"Ill be in four age categories: pre-school, 0·5; graqe school, 6-12; trens. l3-17, and adults, 18 and over: 'Categories d. judging will re prettiest. ugliest. scariest and most original . Free lreats will be given to 12-year-oldSMd under attmding the p:~rty. In case of rain the party will re moved to the Pomeroy VlUage Hall auditorium. On the evening of til? party, the P.A. Denny Sternwheelerwtll also re on location at the levee and will be offerin g one-hour cruises. Cost is $3 for adu Its and $1 for children. Hours wUI re 4to 5 p.m. and 5: 30 to 6:30p.m. The Meigs High YICA organizatiOn has reserved the ooat · from 7 to 9 p.m. . Anyone needing furtiFr infilrmatiOn may contact Sherr! Hart at 992-5001 or 992·3810. 10-year perbd. The subjects of the otrer talks range from cooperation in search and-rescue qJeratl:lns at sm to· strategic anns, nuclear tests, maritime boundaries and human rights. A State Department spokesman said til? discu~ klns are resigned "to push forward the horizons of bllate-al cooperation." Secretary or State George·Shultz and Soviet Foreigo Minister Eduard Srevardnadze will meet In Vienna, probably on Nov. 5 ci Nov. 6, when trey attend a oo nference on til? Helsinki Treaty on Security and Cooperation In Europe. The two are expectro to resume dialogue on arms ront rei discussions as well as on otrer issues that were not addressed at the Iceland summit. The U.S.-Sovlet talks on .space cooperation began Tuesday at the National Academy of Sciences ln Washington and are scheduled to end later this week. The talks, which follow a preliminary exchange in · Moseow in September, could lead to a reestablishment of an agreement for cooperation In space exploratkln, neplaclng the bilateral pact which . the Reagan administratiOn allowed to lapse in 1982. State Department spokesman Charles Redman said til? talks would mt involve til? Strategic Defense Initiative, Reagan :s "Star Wars" research project for a space-and ground.JJased antimissile system. The head d the U.S. tro m in the talks i> John Negropcnte, asslslant secretary of state ilr oceans, environment and science. _.- ...... RECEIVES COAL FACILITY GRANT - Bowling Grren, Ohio, htventor Albert Calderon, above, received a $4.9 rriffion grant to buDd a test facility for his pollutiOn-free coal buming proress, officials said Tuesday. (UP!) · Pollution-free coal test facility funded converted Into a gas th at Is By JIM SIELICKI BOWLING GREEN, Ohio rumed pcllutlon-free to ~mer­ (UPI) - An inventor wbo says ate steam and electricity. The presld:>n t of Calli:>ron he ca n bum high-sulfur coal and still produce low-cost electricity , Automation Inc. said he has without environmental prob· worked since 1919 on developing lems Is a little closer to his goal. Ire technology . Bowling Green has agreed to Alrert Calderon has been buy power !rom ·eatcrrcn when awarded a $4.9 million federal grant to build a prototype his prototype ~ant opens In 1990. Most of til? proposed $45 faclUty to be used to test his metbod on a large scale, Rep. million cost for the plant wUI be Delbert Latta. R-Ohio. an- paid thrwgh til? sale of industrial revenue bonds. nounced ']'llesday. The financing was threatened Congress also has agreed to a special transition law in its new ~ the rew tax law, which wou ld tax ~ tha t will mainta in til? have eliminated the tax exemptax-exempt status of the bonds tion those oonds enjoy, Latta that wUllle IsSUed to fiMnce ttie said . The project was the _recipleni of a special transit ion project. law he lobbied for, Latta said . • Calderon said his meth:>d Calrercn has long been an advocate of til? count ry switch· pressufizes coal unt UIt yield; a lng from an oil-based ecoromy gas virtually free of compOunds ro ooe relylngon.ooal. He sald.hls of sulfur and nitrogen and prcress will create a market ilr particulates. By-products or Ire the natl:ln's vast reserves of process are sulfur and ash. Both have applica tions in <trer indushigh-sulfur coal. "Til?re Is nothin g! hat can stop tries. Calli:> ron said. · "This Is a totally selfus, because we have til? mo· ney," Caire ron said at a news contained !l'ocess. There wlll be ro ac ld rain. problems." said conference in Latta's office. Latta, who 19harnploned Calli:> rUnrer his metlnd, sulfur and on's cause through Congress for otrer impurities are removed til? tax law exemptl:l n. under pressure and tre coal Is WASHINGTON (UP!) ~, The National Cancer Institute has issued a long-range plan to halt the .steady rise In the c~ncer death rate nationwide and cut in It hall by the turn ol the century wit6 lifestyle changes and better medl(,lll efforts. The plan released Tuefday Is not the final word In tre a!ttl-cancer • effort, but it takes an educational tack - promoting less smoking and · more healthful diets and malting new detection and treatment tOctt· nology more available. "It ll'ieans act ing on present knowledge," said Dr. Peter Greenw,ald, associate NC! dlrectOf for prevention. "We have for the"first time a comprehensive , pl<l \ of action that shows how manyi'jf us can work tngether to lower 1our ' chances for getting cancer. " Dr. Vincent DeVita. dir~tcl · of the government's lead agenej' In til? war on cancer, said a final solut ion to the disease th at killed 462,000 Americans last year can rome only from a ~tter understanding of how oody reUs become malignant . Theannualcanrerdeath rate has , heen Increasing steadily for more than 35 years, climbing from 143 reaths for every 100,100 people In 1930 to 169 per JDO,OCO In 1983, primarily because of lung cancer. Tobacco is the No. 1 target In the new effort. The NCI said tobacco is associated with an estimated 30 percent of all cancer deatiE in the United States and is the major cause of lung canrer. expected to kill more men and womE!l this year ·. than any otrer type of cancer. "Because It takes 15 years fo r risks to r~urn to near normal, It is critical that the number of smokers be reduced to one-half of l9lll levels by 1990 fo r the year 20Xl goal to be reaUzed," the report said. .The goals are to reduce the percentage of adults who smoke trom 34 percent to 15 perrent or less. and to reduce the pa-rentage of you ths who srroke ~age 2J from 36 percent to 15 percent. Diet is the other lifestyle change teing advised. About 35 percent of today' s cancer deatl's may be relate:! to diet, and the neport predicts 30,0CO Uves could be saved l:ry 2000 "if Americans wou ld modify their dietary habits." The report said "a convincing group of studies" prcvlclesevili:>llC(' t!lat foods Slich as fruits, ..egetables and cereals ro'ntainlng fi ber have a protective effect against canrers of the colon and rectum. which kill 00,(0) Americans E>ach year. In addition, the institute endorsed recommendatiOns to reduce average fat consumption trom :rr perrent to 3l percent of tota l calories. The report 81socalledfor<'xpand· ing cancer de t ~tiO n examirtatiort~ to rmre pecpletospot tumors early. wren they are easily trea ted . Retrial counsel query defendant's mother, ftrearms _e xpert ' Kings &lOO's : Menthol , Mir's. suggested pricing based on iull·prica brands. · , I Kings 10 mg "lar;' O.Billg nicotine- 100's: 12 mg "tar:' 0.9 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. . > ' ' GALLIPOLIS- Arifle could not that the evidence bullets removed ing such a statement. The majority havedlschargedttlebulletsloundto from. the victim's head and chest of d:>rringers possess rlnlngs, re have kllled Barbara Twyman on . could not have been discharged said. • March 20, 1983, according to a from.a rifle. According to tests he The derringer was delivered to Bureau of Criminal Investigations performed, Dye said tre'.22-caUber DyeonDec. 7,1983,acoupleofdays representative testifying Tuesday bullets were subj ected to skidding, after he tesUfled in til? original trial In til? retrial of Charles Lee II In , forming unpara llel riflings. Abullet and one day after toon-soorlff's Ga llla County Common Pleas discharged from a rlne· would deputy Raymond Pope testified Court. acquire parallel riflings, Dye said. that the BCI had lnlonned LangAlso. a witness who saw vehicles The skid marks, he added, are ford, via telephone, that too flreann parked at the George Twyman more Indicative of a revolver. A )Xlssessed a smooth barrel. residence near Elvington til? day of revolver, ·owned by Shirley Furst. Durtng the retrial's rmrnlng the shooting was brought 'in to 12e's ·fanner girlfriend, Is the session, Martha Sowards, nexttestify for the !!rst time. alleged murder weapon. door neighbor <i the Twymans, The prosecution was to begin Its Dye also said he woukl not have testified t>r the l!rst Ume In eltrer cross-exainlnatlon this rrorning of told Carl E. Langford. Gallla trial. The Ewlngtoo resident said Marsha Lee, mothe~ of the defend- county chief Investigator, In a she and oorchUdrE!l weredrtvlngto ant, after she testified for the telephone conversation that the Vinton the rmrnlng of til? alleged defense Tuesday afternoon. Panzer · derringer, found In til? murder date to ruy a neMpaper. Lee, 20. Point -Pleasant, was . Furst household, possessed a . When they passed the Twyman convlc!ed of Twyman's murder In smooth barrel. Dye said he knows reslrence, sre said, she saw tour December 1983. re would have had to have cal'll parked in the lot. Three d the Ronald Dye of the BC! testified examined the l!reann before mak- vehicles were mt owned ~ thP Twymans. she said, one of which was red and white. She said she thought It relonged to til? l.Duls Hunt !am~ of Ewington . Sowards said sre and her famlly passed the Twyman trailer sometime between 11 a.m. and roon. She told this lnformatl:ln to VInton Marshal Bob Meade !llmetlme in 1983. rut soo was never contacted for questioning, siF said. Defense anorney James M. Casey also eaUed tlrre of Lee's former Point Plmsant High School teacrers and o~ former classmate to the wlt~ss stand as character witnesses Tuesday. Ruth Sawyer, a mathematics teacher, and wrretta Jackson, SOCial studies, each teltlfied I.eec was what they characterize as a typical student. Sawyer, currently in her 17th ~ar r1 teaching, taught . Lee during his sophomore and yearbook were mem~rs of ~r junior years. Jackson, with ll years ~arbook class. sir said; Le<> was , ot teac hing, taught Lee In his junior rot. year. Due to his arrest, Lee never Greg Barker of Leon. W .Va .. a attenli:>d his SEJII:lr year. former business classmate of Lee's "He (Lee) Is til? typeo!studentto during tre defendant's freshman rememlrr," Sawyer said. "If all year, also testified .. Barker. who tre students were like him, teach- works for .the clerk cl. the West Ing would be mu ch easier." Virginia House of Delegates. said Jackson testified soo remem- Lee was quiet and got along wit hhis hered ·rearing Lee state re was classmates. Barker was not called fPlng to quit school .and marry to the stand In the first trial. someone. She quickly lllscouraged Called to the stand ~ Casey wa, him from that Idea, sre said. · Mars I\a Lee, who tes tlfiro in detail Til? third prep leacrer to testify . about hi!r knowledge of her son's. on Lee's behalf was Avena Jackson, relatl:lnshlp with Shirley Ful'lll,!wt ' adviser of the high school yearbook which she disapproved. and ooe r1 Lee's instructors his "I told him it was kind of stupl~. freshman year. The 44-year sre was five years dli:>r than 1 teacher . said Lee voluntarily as- was," Mrs. Lee said. "It kind of took · sisted ll?r with the yearbook ~ me by surprise." Mrs. 12esaidshe fciundltdUflcul[ taking pho(l)graphs <i school activities . .Most students oorldng on the . (Continued on Page 14) ·:: · �_, Wednesday, O~ob&r 29, 1986 • ' ' DEVOTED TO~ INTEI\ESTS OF' THE MEIGS-MASON .t.REA . a!:h ~m~ I"'T"'\,J._-.-.~=·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asslslant Plrbllsher/ Conlroller BOB HOEFIJCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Edtlor A II! EMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION arE" welcome. They shoo ld be less than :m words long. Alll@l ters are subjec t to editing and rTII st beslgnOO with name. address and l~ephone number. No unsigned letters wUl be published. Letters shou ld ·be In good tas te-, addressing Issues, not persmalltles. . The Lighter Side I ' NEW YORK -Wren Secretary of State George Shultz was told by a reporter In the hOt hours illlowtng. tre breakup ol ire IU>yk;Javlk sfmmlt that he looked ."tired and disappointed," Gem'g.> Shultz replied that this was' eaSy to ex~aln: He ldoked tired and disappointed bec a use he was tired and disappointed .' But tre trouble appears to rewith tre nature of Mr. Shultz's disappolntm...t. He srems In liP •saying that if only tre Soviet Union had been a llnle more re!ax€d about tre Strategic Defense lnltiatllre, lbr example by accepting tre jJ'Omjse not to deploy for 10 years and permitting In tre meanWhile research and nnoderate testln~. wl(y then all the balana> of tre agrrements would have been ratllled. ushering in til? millenniulTJ, or something close to It lnstead we are discovering, Inch by jneh . day . Don't forget the memory pills i .. 1 ByDIO'WEET WASHINGON (UPI )- When I flrstcametotre capital, the Washington m.ager of Unlti!d Press International had a framed inscription on his wall that was a parody of Kipling. The iMcrlptlon, not the wall. "U you can keep )<lur head wben all about you are losing theirs," It said, "It means you don't understand tre situati:>n." I was reminded of that message -bumper stickers hadn't yet achil'vl'll a high decree of popularity -by a poll of hlsillessexecut!Ves conducted by Guardsmark Inc., a securtty services firm. The survey indicated that Amertcan executives adopted a "hlsiness as usiaal" !lillcy alter the ootbreak of terrorism around tre world. . It found that only about 3! percent changed hlstness travel plans to oyerseas countrtes because of the terrorists. • Althougll almost a third said they Intentionally avoided commercial airlines that had been Involved in terrorist vi>lence, the majorltychosetre most mnvenlent flight. · Maybe the small percentage wiD did tum back neglected to pack a toothbrush. According to anc trer smvey of tre same group, this one conducted by Delsey of Paris, a French luggage manufacturer. up to &I percent oft~ leaders of Amertca's top companies forgPl to take along a toothbrush wheri ·they travel. It does little good, apparently, for an executive with dirty treth to try to feint anonymity. 'The same survey srows that sunglasses are seeond to tollet articles on the list of lbrgotten Items. Executives might go to bed without brushing their treth, only 10 percent forget tn pack pajamas. • I don't know wretrer Michael Korda, editor In chief of tre publishing house or Simon & Schuster, was annong those polled, lJJt In a recent niagazllle artlclo he addressed the subject ol "powe- dressing." His secrets Included never carrying a pocket calculator, a visible pen <r pencll, a wallet bulky enough to be mistaken &lr a pistol, as many keys as a prison guard or a pocket knife large enough to serve as a weapon. Nor, Korda says, should a power dresser wear a belt with a fancy buckle big enough to set off aiamfs at airp:>r1 security checkpoints. • I have never dressed for power mysell, hit I agree with nnost of tiDse strictures. They appear In fall under tbe heading of good grooming. . U I may offer SOllie additkmal grooming tips lor the powerless, I rtcOmmelld the following guidelines: ' -Never, but never, wear rtding boots lor a stroll m city streets. -Don't put a JQ.gallon hat on a nine-gallon read. -Don't dress In tre dark. · -Avoid mixing plaids with strtpes. -Don't build an airport terminal smaller than a securtty checkpolllt. Business executives, apparently, nred have no fear of settlng off airport alamls wHh bo>lt hlckles. Ten percent of tiDse responding to tre !Risey stlrvey said they frequently forgPt. to pack hells. 01 course, that also rules rut absent-minded lJJstness travelers trying to tough it oot by ti.ghtenlng their belts. Letters to the Editor Expense levy needs support I would like to take this opportun· tty to ul):(e yoo to vote for and support the 3-mlll current expense levy which is on the Nov. 4 oollot In Middleport. This levy will not Increase your taxes but is only a ren!!'Wal of a tax levy whleh has been In effect for the past ten years. These l\lnds are used for strret lighting. street repair, and current expPnses. Without this levy, it willlld be impossible to keep up tre JeW! of servlc.tS which residents have come to expect and ceriainly deS<'!rve. Meigs, Gallipolis eye undefeated seasons in.final outings Hangover__________.____W--,i_llta_·m_F_~_B_u_ck_l_ey_J_r.. 111 C<Juri Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio $!),000 per year. This levy .is usl'd to provide llasic services to oor residents and with tre bss next year of $15,000 In revenue shartng funds. this levy becomes rven a more ImpOrtant part <it he vlllage's financial picture. Residents of Middleport have alwa.vs supported,wrthwhlle and by day, tbat the Improvised arran· gernents in Ire hot flusres of tre exchanl!f's betw!'en Mr. Reagan and Mr. Gorbachev , would have been disast ro us . In their Implications. When you read reactioi1S to Reykjavik, bear tt i1 mind that any commentator above tre grade of GS-11 .needs to precede any stat(.. ment about tre summit by rreitlng tre obligatory soliloquy deploring . ruclear bombs, beginning with a denunct.itlon of Hiroshima. and ending with a referenCl' to tre likelihood or a nuclear wlnt..-. So expect that. sit through it. play tic-tac-toe until It Is done. and tren begin to listen. Here Is what single day's news brings In : David Shlpler. In The New York Times: "Although a senior ad min· istratlon official Insisted that Mr. Kohl ·o re chancellor or West Germany\ supported the Reagan a By CAPI'i\IN CROW Meigs and Gallipolis wrap up their respective conferena> cham· plonshlps and undefeated seasons while Southern upsets Eastern arid Nort h Gallia upends Kyger Creek says the ole' bird In ·the area prep football piCks for the lOth and final week iba•rtng playoffs). In other area top games, the Crow Report has Oak Hill copping the SVAC title Wllh a w!b over Southwestern while Wahama co n· tinues Its strong playoff conq,ues t wilh a close win over Ritchie Cou nty. · Last week's results had tre ole' bird hitting very close to the seasonal average with a 12-3 ( .lllll) . Misses wer~ the Hannan Trace upset over Kyger Creek, Ripley's shutout over Pt. Pleasant, and the Wahama win over Spencer. For the season. yours truly ha s a position on arms reductions. a tration In rect'nt days. American spokesman lbr the chancellor, OffiCialS SJdeStf'[Jped inquirieS 01( I' Friedheim Ost, was quoted by Mr. Kohl's questions and sought ttl Reute-s as expressing reserva- paint a pictUre 'Of broad accord." ,. , Bear In mind that Mr. Kohl's ., tions . According to the Reuters acco~ nt. Mr. Ost lold,reporters that . !PVernmen t has elections Coming 1 til? West German leader had sought up nex t January and confront , assurances that u rrtrolum-rangp ttl> Social Democrats which. al· missiles were abolished in Europe. ttllugh it was their own leader M•. West Germany would not be left Helmut Schmidt who originally vulnerable to Soviet short-range caliro for the inslallatton of treater weapons or conventional Warsaw nu clear weapons In Europe, r1<n•· Pact forces. Before the Reykjavik takes the capituiat!OJI!st position. meetin g. Mr. Kohl had urged thai We have not· helped our ally. Mr ~ slnrt-range nuclear weapons be Kohl. by ordaining a position Included In tre United States-Soviet different from his own on this discussions on arms reductions .... delicate i8'ue. · "The Ger!Ylan government accepts Meanwhile. tre defenst' ministhe~ percent reduction but thinks ters of the Atlantic alllanCf' were the discussions In Reykjavik for mretlng In Scotland: and Brttaln' ~ greqter reduction could be adanger Defense Min ister George Younger. lbr Western Europe,' Mr. Ost said. in the account of reporter Jdhn . · In keeping with the posture of Cushman . '"repeatroly warned ·, optimism that has be<'n carefullv that the eli minallo n of stra tegic structured by the Reagan adminis· ballistic missiles would not hewlse ; unJ€'Ss conven tional arm , including · chemical weapons. W(\re also con· trolled ." Mr. Younger wa s entirely explicit . His government "would·bo> · extremely concerned at a · ~ina! agrR>ment to abolish strategic . baUistic missiles altogether if there was not at the same time a very rtfectlvr and approprtate rf'ductton in conventional forces." Cap Weln· ber~r tried to be reassurin11: "W~ need to mmpute the equations of deter rence. If you chang!' IJlese balances. vou have to look al the equations. ;' Wish we had said that: The third. story iby James Markham! •bouts it out loud In the headline itself: "Western Allies Grum bl ~ Abou t Reykjavik Plans." "Briefing lit<' allies In Brussels after the summit meeting ... Shull;! said funrer strategic rf'ductions .I would havr to include the nuclrar : ar>;enals of Francr and Britain. •' according to well -pwcf'd European sources." " This" - and ''this" 1.1111 hardly surprise you - "upset the French .l IJ<>causo 1hey have long insisted on srveral cond it ions before they would consl~r culs in Iheir lbrces. ""II ~~:as~::, 1 k~31 . cama~e. Rt>Sponslbility for tiM' indiS<.'I'iml· nate bombings, which have killed 10 people and wou nded 162. was claimed by a mysterlousgroupthat calls Itself the CommitteE' l:lr Solidarity with Arab and Middle Eastern Political Prisoners. The coniunctlon "with" may be Ire key word In the IItle. The demands tha t followed each oombin~ has been consislrnl :.. release or three tcrrortsts held In French prisons. Two . .Georges Abdallah and Ants Nac.cache. are Maronlle Christian Lebanese: tre third. Varadjian Garbldjlan. is an Armenian Christian. born in Syrta . Fl'('nch officials fro m Prime Minister J acques Chlrac doMl have co nvinced tre pres• that Abdallah is til> key Individual. He heads a small terrorist group. tre Leban ese Arml'd Revolutionary Factions. but Is charged with only minor crimes In FranC!'. Tre Czech-made pistol used In tre!982mur<Prs of an Israeli diplomat and 1111 American military atlachr was found in Abdallah's apart ment. But there's no 0\ rer ev idence m which to hold Abdallah for very long. With or witiDut blackmail bombing>;, tre French would have to set him free In a few year.< at m ost. As for Naccache. who bunglf'd an a" empt to assassinate an Iranian e. ile leader. he Is small potatoes. Hr doesn't even belong to a terrorist organization ca pablr of a sertrs of bombings. That leaves Garbldjian. He is •erving a life senten!X'. with no possibility of parole, for the 1983 bombing at Orly Airport outside Paris tha killed seven Jli'Ople. Including an American. Garbldjlan ac knowledged responslblllty for the txlmbinf(, Who i'l Garbldjlan? He is a top leader - if not No. 1 -of one of tlie deadliest terrorist groups in the world: the Armenian Secret Army for Ire lJberatlon of Armenia. In tre last decade. ASALA assassins MEIGS 42 . FE DE RA L· HOCKING 0 - Marauders [9·01 go ing after school's first undefeated season ever and also first TVC grid championship. MHS can name the score over winless Lancers (0.9). VJNTON COUNTY 28, WELL· STON 20- Vikings (6-3) In a real dogfight with Rockets (6-3). This one could go either way. Don Graff~ nec~tax l~lesan diwould certainly urge your support for this co ntinu ed progress In our community. l would certalnlyliketothankyou for your support and cooperation In the past and hope this will continue in tre future In ensure continued This :!-mill levy brings In approxi· progress in our cornmunlly. ' m;Jiely $:5.000 per year. The street Fred Holfman. Mayor !J&btlng ~11 alone i'l In excess of Vlllage r1 Midd.leport OK, so 1 was wrong again. When Israel's Labor PartJ and Ukud bloct joined in a coalition 119Yernment two ye~rs igo, 1 was convinced lt ctiuldn'tlast. They were just too odd a couple - at odds on virtually every foreign and domestic illue. 'nle only point of agreement waslbatthe counlry was in very, very bad shape. So I wrote at the lime. But II did last. As promised, ~bor's . '' Shimon Peres bowed out aa prime minister to make way for Llkud's Yltzak Sbamir. As it turned <M, what The Chester PfO would llke to radio. Mrs. Johnson. prtnclpal. they agreed upon outweig!IM all that express their tha•ks for mal<lng Supt. Mr. ·Roberts and Sect divided them. this year's fall carnival a ~at Barbara !Winum, the cooks and Peres' political skill a!IO l!elped ...:cess. custodians and to tre parents lbr all more than a little. Ria per .. n01nct treir donations and help. has beea Jmproulve. . ;.. special thalllta Is extended to all As a leadl,. a.nnan ,..., SillChi!Sier PfO t~ merdlant!t for their gt>nerous Sharon Pooler, tleuucbe Zelttml of Mumcb, com· tlilnatioll!, tte ~tlrM'I and WMPO Secretary mented, tbe Israel be baa relllmed lo Sllamir's leadenlllp iJ virlally ••recognizable when compared with tbe Israel be look over from Sballlir. Israel bu withdrawn from lite Lebanese qaaamtre without sacrificing any sipiflcant strateCic acl..atage. A mistake that devutated.lbe econo.Today is Wednesday, Oct. 29, tpe ll2nd day of 1986 wHh 63 to t>Uow. my and morale, 1n the ranb and on The moon is nnovlng toward Its new phase. the home front, bas been written off. 11>ere Is no morning star. · The EcYPUan connectiotl bas been 'Dae evflllng stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. largely ruland, aymllollall by the 'l'llooe born on this date are uncltr the sign of Scorpio. They Include Alelalldria meell!li of the lwo countrios' leaders. All ESYptlaa ambassa~ish biographer James llolwei In 17«1; .lillgl!r-composer Daniel dor II In Tel Avlv for tbe fll'll time In Ilteatur Emmett, ("Oilde") In !815; comedlan-sln~r Faney &ice in 1891; Nazi PI'OII'Iianda chlel Joseph Goebbel! m1897, political cartoonist Blll more 11r111 three years. Tbe clilpute Maaltllllltl1921 (age 85) ; actor Richard Dreyfuss In 1947 (age ll), and over alllrlp of land oollle Galt of Aqaba iJ submitted to arllitratloa. adms Kate Jad<soa In 1948 (age Jl) . Overtareo to Kina HIWeill have""' ·ba thil date in history: yelled to a Jordanian connection, but - In 161B, Sir Walter Raleigh' was beheaded In London, eh!lf~ with the situation on that front iJ not aa bad partlc~tlng in a plot to oust King James I fl'om the British throne. aa it waa. HIWein 1s no ........ courtIn 1901, Leon Czolpz was electrocuted for the assassination ct IDI the PLO arrd has curbed ll:aacllvlPr!!sidellt William McKinley. ill • tlft'itory. Alld eln bas Ill 192f. pandr!monlwn reigned n tbe New York Stock ExcllanJI! as Ueo been a alpllleut demut II terror· 1st acllvlly In the occupied Wilt Bank. collapsing prtces set the stage br the Ormt Depression of the l9lls.. Fall carnival a success Today in historY bel,. lsrael'i relations '11ittb otber coun- chitect of the Lebanon disaster and ~e~~ooe~-aoo€'~ ' ·Jutf Ani~ed! NEWABROSIA BLOCK· CHOCOLATE Milk ChoColate ................. .-..................... s1.79 lb. White· Chocolate ................................... 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Blue Devils prepare lor state ERN 14 -Oaks (8·11 prove to be SOUTHERN 18, EASTERN 12- but ~d win over tough Ritchie ; playdfs for second straight year league's best with win over High· Tornadoes (1·8) have improved County (.6·2) eleven. · b: wit h easy win over Ironmen il-81 .. landers (6·31, w.tnnlng SVAC crown. rapidly In past weeks and could be COAL GROVE Jl, FAIRLAN ' LQGAN28,ATHEI'Sl6-0liefs NORTH GALUA H, KYGER prtmed forupse(overcount y-rtval 14 - OVC championship up for·. (8·11 could be in for. big st ruggle CREEK 8 - Pirates 17·2). battle EagleS (3·6). This Sat urday til l is grabs as usual In tllis one. Hornets · against Bulldogs 16·31./lJJt Win by arch-rival Bobcats 15'41 when always up lbr grabs. 16-31 win CJi,er Dragons (6·3Jin real two touchdowns. anything has and wUI happen, in this : 'OTJIERS classic. -~.· ·. : WARREN 36, MARIETTA 6- fierce rtvalry . WAHAMA 24, RIT CHI E WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE • Warrtors (7·21 gain revenge from SYMMES VALLEY !I, HAN· COUNTY 18- White Falcons 17·11 28 ROCKHILL12-WCHHSmake : last year's loss to Tigers (0·91. the NANTRACE6-Vikings (4-5)galn '"'"' to always play just well RMmen (0.9) have winless season . : only blemish on Warren's 1985 9-1 ,---------------~--------------------­ mark. Blue and White have not forgotten. NE LSONVILJ..E· YORK 20, TRIMBLE 13- Buckeyes (3·6) pull ru t close agai nst arch-riva l t:l-6) Tomcats. · BELPRE 24, WILLIAMSTOWN 14 - ' Eagles (7·2) still.. in playoff hunt, but need win over rough West Virgfnian eleven .. Wahama fates · Wllliarnsto.Nn foUowtng week while Eagles hope to be playln~thatnight · also. . Mll..LER 21. ALEXANDER 6F Icons 13·6) cap off better than · expected season with win over Spartans (1·8). The Daily Sentinel have killed nnore than 70 Turkish for fou r other members charged officials. family memrers and with the takeover of the Turki s~ anyonP else wOO got in the way . and · consulate In· Paris. In which a. have wounded more than 300 in securtty i(llard was klllf'd . attacks all over the world. ASALA Our sou rces confirm that the demands that the present Turkish Frmch cut a deal with ASALA In guvernment.ad mit the genocide of January ! 9R2 . Thr bombings hundred s of thou sands or Armen· stopped. Melkonian was set free ians In the Oil oman Empire durtng and til> four other ASALA prisoner>; • World Warl . and that an indepr nd· were glven tightrr sentPllC'I'S. 011t' 1·\ enl Armenian homeland be carved subsequently comm itlf'd suicide In 1 rut of eastern Turkey. prison: the thrrt' remaining were Our sourCE's . ,who an• terrorisl rclrasf'd last spring. experts in various WE'l<tern intell i· The truce blew up- literally~ gence agencies. believe Garbidjlan wit h Ihe Orly Airport bombln~. But I• tre French prisoner whose Carbldjlan .told French Jnvestiga. release is tiM' crucial demand of the lors It was an ·accid ent : The Paris bombers. They point out that suit case . bomb was supposed to ASALA has the organization. disci· detonate ori board • Tucklsh pllne and agrnts In FranC!' to carry airliner. not on French soil. The out the series of bombings that French were furious anyway. and be~an last February. sentenCI'd <:;arbidjla n to life.. · In this scenario, Abdallah. the Our Inquiries Into the Garbidjla n Lebanese terrorist. is just a red connection have made Freneh reiTing to divert the press rro"' a so urces nPrvous. Mea nwhile, real over <:;arbidjian. In fact , a tiDugh. Chlrac has succeeded in .., similar situation developed exactly selling t il> story that Abdallah Is till' , avo years ago. rrnson for the bombings. (A On Oct. 25,1981, ASALA launched iengley article In the New York ;: a series of ·15 bombings In Paris to Times Magazine last Wf'('k focUsed . win the release or an Armenian· on Abdallah and didn 't even American ASALA leader. Monte mmtion Carbldjlan. J Melkoni an, and better treatment ..... This week's 1 TVC' The wrong guy ______Ja_ck_·_A_nd_e_rs_o_n&_D_a_le_Va_n_A_t_ta' WASHINGTON :_ French offl· cials are dellbo>rately ml&leadlng their own people and tre IRternatlonal press about the truesilurceor the terrorist bombings thai have rocked Paris in recent months. The purpose of ttl> deception may be to rover up a secrPI dea l lhat Ill? French hope wit! put an end to the Member: Unltro Press International. Inla nd Dally PrC"Ss Assoc·latiQn and the Ohio Newspaper Association. National AdverHslng Repr('Sentallve, Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York , New York 10017. POSTMASI'ER: Send address changes lo The Da lly &-n tln el, l1l Cour1 St., Po~roy , Ohio 45700. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carri er or Motor Route One Week .......................... ......... $1 .25 1 Invasion and aftennalb waa diiastrous to tire Israeli image. Spain, long BeRiitive to Arab reacti011, -finally agreed t.o diplomatic relaliorw. l!:vet~raore impressive are the economic achievements. Inllation was bittiDI clole to &00 percent annually wben P - took over. The sbeltei bad effecllvely lost all real value. The dolJar waa tile country's effeclin curreDCy , ud there waa a proposal to IIUike It lelally 10. Wben I visited Israel in spring 1984 , the daily newspo· pers ha4 oo fixed prices because they wnt up from day to day. lnflatioll is now under 20 percent, goreu•.,t presses no longer work overtime prtntlng valueleso bllil, and foreign currency reserves are up some 30 percent. Imports are no longer so wildly out of line with exports, an~ Israelis are closer to living within their means. . · True, Peres had some help. An emergency aid package or tl.& billion was already on tbe way from Wash· tneton and the worldwide plunge in oil prices netted Israel another billion in eneriY savings. But tbe country could have blown the windfall if Peres had not been up to tbe hard declllons. 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SPECIAL PRICE 49f530 ~ Hardware Lumber tndividualdeaiers may limit qualltitles. Individual deaiers may not stock anitems.· KING BUILDERS SUPPLY "Who Is th/8? MIKHAIL/I/ Oh, !Orry, I was }'!sf trying to reach the locker room of the ... " ., ." We can help. I ROSS Galvanized sheet metal trash container is weather resistant, with corrugated sides lor maximum strength. convenient dropside handles • and standard cover. f620 .,, ... . \ 20-Gal. Galvanized Trash Can •5353s . Convenient push-to-reset circuit breaker automatically shuts down any power 0\lerload. On-off &witch, 6 outlets. !MOC·BC ICDover SPECIAL PRICE f535J< Outlet Center Pre ·mixed formula removes road grime instantly, but Is harmless to car finish. Works to -20° F. -1028 589 til ~~~~ 1-Gal. Windshield Washer Solvent SPECIAL PRICE YAYemlont Amet1can ·• 7~" 16-Tooth SPECIAL PRICE 1535J7 SERVJ!.iJM. . •53s2s General purpose carbide-lipped blade lor particle board and heavy duty framing . Also for rough cutting plywood and chipboard. N27t50 $~69 $399 •SSR-600 $699 carbide t;Jiade 60-yd ., professional quality. Sil ver lamiriated cloth with extra strong adhesive . Seals heating and cooling air ducts. Many other uses. Berry's World til ,53535 3-Pack General Purpose Masking Tape tries bave Improved. 'Thil is eepecial- fully capable or wreaking havoc in job. and it may well prove the toup ly true of Europe where the LeNnon The Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Capt. (:row predicts: Page-2-The Da~y Sa11inel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . Wednesday, O~ber 29, 1981 The ·Daily Sentinel ' ____ _ 405 North Second Avenue MIDDLEPORT ' ' �. Page-4~The . October 29, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio .•• Computer • ratings ' • ' Dlvklon ·l ReJir;loo I I. &>rea Mldpar!l 127.58; 2. Lakt'WOOd Sl: . F.dw urd 11 7.92; a. Berea llt.OO; t. Parma t>adua 110.511: 3. Warren Howland 1111.00· 6. ('h·,•t.•l:md Sl. .Jo seph tS. ~2: '7. ~st - ~'l t>n•.I!L_nd Shi&_w .9;?50;. x. _Ma~ ll e ld 91);00 . Regloa % I. ('~nton McKinle)' 134..00: 2. Austin· lown Fitc h l ~t:W; :t Westerv ille North 121 .30: -1. Walsh· .Jesuit 115.30: 5. fi ro\·•· pori-Madlson 11 ·1.30: G. Massillon .Ja d&s tra III S. OO: 7. Ma."l!iillon \\'a!<ohln gtoo 10 2.:~: X. Alliance 94.2 ~ Rt>~lon 3 I. Tohrdo \\'hllmer ltfU:l; 2. WorthlnK· ton 137.50: :J: fhillk-otht'97.50: 4. Toledo St. ' F'rands 93.10: 5. Frl'mont Ro!Mi 88.00: G. Toledo CenltLll Catholic ~7.00; 7. Troy ~. 116: ll Xt'ftla HO.OO. We Reserve The Right To ' . Limit Quaniities · Phldlph W!!!hn~et Nl' l!!iln t a 1 9 Nw .Jr ~)' t -1 0 8 NY Rng 23I ~ ' · 1\dUms Division Qufohec 6 ~ . 2 It Bosl~ 5, :1 0 10 Montrel t 3 2 10 Harifrd t ~ 1 9 Ruffalo 1 6 2 4 Ca~ phell Confetj!nC(' Norrl!l Dh•lslon 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. • ' .: PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, NOV. 1, 1986 . . . ·'.. Re~lon .1; 'I I ' ' Region 3 I I . Nort h Canton Hoo\·er llli.Ofl; ~. Young· 10t(ll4.·n South 96.50; 3. Yoon~town East 9a.f)(l: I. fk>loU Wes1 Bran l'h K.U5: 5. Ke nt Roo!O~' \' t' ll )l:t.OO ; 6, Greensburg Gtef>n iiUD: 7. AshtahulU Edgt'Wood 75.56; X. Nordonia 7-1.51. · CHICKEN . ('ai!II:IU)' p.m . Chicken Thighs"•····· 69< FRESH BUTT PORK . La $. .29 Steak/Roast .•••~.... 1 ECKRICH SMOKED " ' 99 Sausage •••••••••• ~~•.•• $1 US.DA CHOICE Chuck Roast ••••••••• - LB. - .·•• .-. .• USDA CHOICE Round Steak ••••••••• LB~ • Pt!l. Ra•nda '.., Routiqur _...... .. ....................... 42 W.M.P 0 .............. ,.... . ......... .. ... ...... ...l.i ~lu ntrr Funt'l'al Homf' ....... ..... . ..........'ij Tt•am Wh JI ~ · ·~ 1\UT n P a rt.• ....................... . ...... ~ .lim ('n t)h Chi:'\·. Old<~. & Chf>v......... .. .... :fl =1,11 oSpl rf"'l ... ............ ..... .. .... .... 2l Pnflls Pl u ~ ................................... ,., ... , Ul 1~1 HlfiH I NDV G1-\ M E : Annf' ~!rf'S. 1911: :!nd HJf; H: Dorl~ firu~ff'. 19!i: .'l rd HIGH: l.ind:1 Ar1 hur·, l!>l+i. h t HICH IND\'. SER IES: Linda Arthur. 'ill: '!nd Hll.H: Shiri('V Si mmon~. ~ : :1rt:1 HICH: Cork\ Kf' nnf(lv: 497. hi m GH TFAM lrAME: Huntrr Fun('ral Hnmr, !"7; 2nd HIGH: HunIN Funrrui HOITtf' S.· Bn•nf.la'.~ B1ullqu!'. 9fl6: .l nd Hll.H: #J~ rSp in..,r, <"11.1. h t HIGil ITAM SERrES: Hunlrr FUJ'I(>ra l ' Hnmr, 't\:,t;; 2nd HI CH : Brrndo.J's &utiqur. :Nfl; :lrd HICH: ll1fl rSpirf'Sr . ~1. T1~..am Pts. r\\'Cl(')dolt ........ ....... ........................... :u ~ !Hal!g\'t ......................... ..... ............ ll l:l21 Knlszht ..... . ... .... .... ~ ....................... . 'li Y.'l'mify'~ Auto Par1s .............................. Z! ~n Huntl"r Funrr:JI Homr .................. ......... 18 l'! ll') ls ?lull ................... ......... .~.:.: ....... ,,. 16' 111 ~ t~l r('!ll ........... ,... ,........................ .. t'i 1st HIGH lNOV . GAME: Li nda Arthur, 1'11: ~ nd HI GH: Annf' Spirf'S & Muril'flf:" Wllson. l1'.6: :lT:dH ICH: Shb'lf>ySimmons, ~4 . 1111 HIGH fNOV. SffifES: U ncb Anhur & .Junr Hawkll1l!. 513: 2nd 1-DGH: Shlrlf'Y fllmmon~. +'!9: .1rd HJGH J Mu rk•nr WllsOO , 4fl1 . l,~ f HIGH TEAM GA.ME: Huntf'f Funrra l Homr. 1045: 2nd H I GH ~ !Woods!. 10:M: Jrd 1-fl(iH: r Wonrt~ ~. IOffi. bl HIGH TEAM Sffi i F.S: I W ~I . 1974: 2nd HIGH: Huntrr F'u~ral Homr. '!115; 3rd HIGH: I H a ~.rzy t. :911 . dlslrlhuh.' d h,v UPI. 4t' lr~ t pl al'l' and 1 t' Wll rN•ord..;lnpurPnlh i'SI'~\: n us~ A To •nnl USDA CHOICE T-Bone Steak~.~·~.... $ : 1 349 \'OU•s · PoinH I.S!. Jlo·nry 1~3 1 l 25-Ul t. RLII • k t·~· t• .Trall ~.51 ~~ rl3-IJI Despite lopsided victories last Friday, Gallla Academy and Meigs high schools fell from their highly rated spots in · each respective region In ihe Ohio High ' School Compu ter Ratings released this morning. The GAHS Blue Devils made the most dramatic fa ll ~ first last week to fourth In Week ·nine ot the 1986 campaign. Despite .a 41·10 shellacking of Marietta last Friday. GARs fell hehind Wooster. Stuebenvtlle and Columbus Mifflin . Wooster leads the Blue Devils In Division II, Region 7. by seven and one-half points. GAHS trails Stuebenville by five and one· half points and Mifflin five . The Blue Devils travel to Jackson Friday nlghl to play the lronmen, 1·8. Jackson is rated 35thamong lhe 36 schools in tile region. A 66·0 thumping of Alexander did nothin g for Meigs' ratin gs as the Mauraders fe ll from fulli"th to ft fth jn Division Ill. Region 11. St. Clairsville edged in front of Meigs four and one-half points. [rant on leads lhe region wilh 120.5 poinls. Orrville. who ~ads St. Clairsville by 10 points. !ralls the No. 1 Fighting Tigers by 32.5 points. Fairland is nlnih in tha t regio n wlih 47.6250 points. The Dragons play Coal Grove for the Ohio Valley Conferene<> tllle Friday. Oak Hill of the Souihern Valley Athlellc COnference, moved up to tiE number eight spot In Division • IV. Region 15. wit)l 39.37Cil poinl s.Belprc!sslxthln Ihat region wilh46 and Coal Grove fift h with 46.~. Portsmou th Noire Dame held onlo fo urth spol in Division V. Region 1q, wit h llJ.37!1J. Portsmouth East dropped to ninth with 36.37!1) and North Gallia climll>d lhree spots lo number 10wilh 3l.!1J ppints. &luthwestern drop ped 10 16th wilh 27.!1J. Kyger Creek is 20t h with 19.1875 and Hannan Trace ~lh wilh by lL Chillicothe moved loward a post-season berth in Division I. Region 3, movng up one to third with 95.00 poinls. 17!' I.Hopt"ol.·t'II·Luudtin I l l tn ·O) ~ .f'alr h•~·n ('!-I·I 1 HI 1',•a. rn 3 . t' lnnt· .~tuwn 421 t21-l l 6.0 rn•llh• tl 1 ('!it·'!! O.Sh• •rld11n ! ~'II· II K,Rnrt on 8t•r k., hlrt• t 21-2 ) fi ,SprhiA i'ir1111P.trn Il l W ·21 10,.\l ilton l' nlun 1:1 1 t22· 1J · 02 St'l·nnd 1111: II. Fort t"'r)J ' IIi: I '! . Rr.,.k)' Ril'f'r WI: U. Sprln gf!t•l d K1•runn Kid ~w :m: 11 . t:alon :Ill: 1:1. MI. Rl:mt·hartl RIH •r dult• tl ) :Ill: 111 . fll•lprt • 2~; li. "'' '' ( llulmt•s '!! ; ul. \\'llt !U'd '!J : !A, Cl\'d1• IX: ~Iff . jtlt• J \lurinn HiHr \ 'ali i',\.' nd l' o•rry [1 f, 16 ••adl . ClaN~ .\1\ 1\ Tt•oiRI f'llnt ~ t.l ' ln .'it•loJn 1~i1 !21Hit ~:i~ ~. l ' u nt oo .VIt • Kinlt·~· t ~ll ~ ~·:ll ·~ t : r.J't·rr~·~hur r:- r!H~ ~I :i.Tult•do UP\ 11 hb~ r! l !2-l· ll IIIG I-Ii'! !.Stow rt:J.!![ I!.Rrr •,· lo: ~l· lflt• \'~ : 1.:!1 ; . K•')' Wrld ~ hu rjl II I t~tl· l l 11.nn Ror;••r llat~l n (~"!. :H n.w....,.11w K lnr \ ' H>11 Ground Beef l:tli 1:1'! t21 1'!-I ·~J iU Drhi Hrn sl~· , 17:1. Mlddlrpon l.unrh Room ........ .. ...... l i Tnn~ ·~ ('a rT~ Out ........ ........ .. ..'f. =2.. . ............ ......... .. ............. J\ DEL MONTE VEGETABLES oz.$1 16 CANS . - NO f$ : Lettuce ................ 2 1CHAROE CHEC. K I. N O -··2°/& Milk ••••••••••••••• Sl·-~_9· ACCOUNTS FOR Orange Juice ••••••••• 89< SENIOR $ 49 79( TV Dinners ••••••••••••• Dog Food •••••••••••••• 2 . CITIZENS!* I I HEAD . POTATO CHIPS ' MINUTE MAID GALLON BANQUET •• • • • . · !IIAXWEU IIOUSE oz. $4 99 Expires Novombtr I, 1916 THANK YOU CHERRY , • : SURF DETERGENT • :• PIE FILLING. : $1 09 • o!i, ~.4t~? Good Only At Powell's S * •• •• •• •• •• ,llrTllll&T ' ... \.AJlJ C\Jl, •• .•• *• ·•• •• l• 147 limit I Per Customer • Goad Qnly At Pt!Ull's SIIPtnnorfott • ~ INSTANT COFFEE 12 •••••• • : S..tm~ortut Txplrts Nov..,.., I, 1916 !NIT 3 PLfASI: . ' s 21 oz. Umit 3 Ptr Customer Good Only At Powell's !4ftrmarlcet . bplrts NDYtmber I, 1916 $', . ' • • • ···················~I 3LB. CAN 'Must be 62 years of ::• ace or older ..;.r ·' •' $769 ': ' Umit I Per <ustorntr Good Only At Pawoll's SIIPermorlcot hpirts November 1, 1916 s· ·• ...................... MEMBER F.O.I.C. 5th Streit '. New Haven, W. Va. -;,:. 882·2135 '''. .~ 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant. W. Va. 675-1121 Second Street Mason. W . Va. m -5514 "I 99< Pepsi-Cola 7-Up, Orange Crush ·A&W Root Beer · Citrus 7 RED or GOLDEN· DELICIOUS APPLES 3 LB. BAG 79< 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. .'· • GAl. COTTAGE CHEESE 24 oz. BANK "THE BETTER BANK" . :~ 112 BROUGHTON'S • ... til. DAIRY LANE PEOPLES· ' COFFEE } NO MINIMUM BALANCE! ----, · MAXWEU HOUSE • NO GIMMICKS! ... 69< $100 5 LBS. '. •'·' SAVORY BACON ·a·ANANAS oz. 112 GAL 79< · YELLOW RIPE I l .. 9< 6112 OZ. PKG. REG. $1,39 . . $1 09 FRANKIE 12 OI. PKG. WIENERS ICE CREAM LAYS I $1 9 9 . ·•ce oz. 6 9 ( Ju Tomato Ice C.ream ••••••••••••• ••••••••• ••••• ·oourPON·. ''...••. •. . . . . .... •·····couP<W·······• . • • .• LB. ..... ~ ·coRN, PEAS GREEN BEANS ;,• BOLOGNA, PICKLE LOAF, CHIP CHOP LOAF LUNCH· MEATS ( iAME: Brtty ~mll h, 190: Pa 1 Ca rson . 1i:i: . LADY BORDEN MASON, WV. SUPERIOR . STOKELY PICKENS HARDWARE SUPERIOR !II.Su h-.JI (I ) ( ~2· 1 1 :i:l l'i••t11 nd tt:•n; I t. On,\'tnn \\ ~)' Oo ' IK: 1 ~. l'urmu llnl,\' Narm• HI U: 1:\. Ua~· l n n St •·lrhl n~ :{i: 1~ . ~u d~~· l)l'th :*l; l:i. ttl••I f :1,\·rht untl f uhuuhu" " '"" tlllfld, :" t '~l.l'h : li. \\'r•~ h onlltt• Souih ' :JJ: 1!1. ('r•ttnu tT ~ :U: 1!1. l 'lnt·lnuall i'tki\u ll'~· Ill; :JJ . 1-:Hda li. ' . 11 PARTS & SERVICE PRICES. GOOD ALL DAY . THURSDAY, OCT. 30 ONLY •••••• ~ i\3 I 25 KEROSENE STOVES llli .." LB. TOYOSTOYE t1o I HYLAND CHUNK See us first for •.•. 11:1 11 !1 ,• ., .....' 112 schedule ·wou ld not nt:'N I to bP changed . 1H1 •' GALLON remai ning nine _game<; on tht" ~ 09 ...•' • nf'CI.".ssarv :111 •• VALLEY BELL . . im ple ntPnt changes, schools thai have g"rne< contracled for the week of 1\ug. 24·29 . 1987. could n,;c liedule II•· game lhP Wl'<'k of Nov. 2·7. Tilt" 1'1\ lnl ~ 1.:'\ tJ I'\I'Uik ('!II (:!Ul j ~ . F ll ln lt'll I' 1U'k Pl ('Z:J.Il :l .t\krtiiiHnha n ( I ~ ("n :ll rc:ranl·lll•• 11 1 1'!'!·'!! pt.,, .l .i\ R. \ on s1111 rli0n $ 49 Pork-.Sausage ....... 1 31 . To YOU! .i.D. Drilling: ............ ... ............. ............ 1'1 HIGH SrniES: Jt.a:v Ro:arh . :'i2-t: Fk>n y Sml ih . .m'); .C'IytiC' Sa~'ff'. 4i7; 2nd HJ GH SER IES: O.·hl Hr n.~ lt"7". :R~: M a xint• Dun~:.a n . HK Bll-.t f'l· Phl'ip:-;, ~ 2: HI GH;GAME : CJ;o·df' Sa:o·IT'. IAA; R:1 v Rna(·h. 1Rfl.. Iill: 2nd HI CH BALLARD'S 12 OZ. LINK or LB. ROLL begilming·l n l95fr. no in tea schvlas1i{ games may br> pia) ed ~· iorlo Aug. FOR ~:! ... ,........ ,........... ........ .. ..... ................ ~ ~ Ihe slarling date fo r foot ~al l in Ohiu. 117 li.K,nwrl'rt •t•li ('l:l-111 IU 7.L\br1un l.•wal 4'!'!·31 Ill K. t">~lrhank." I I 1 I Ill·~ I ; ,1 !Uda 1' 1~ · 21 lr. lll.f anul Wln•·ht<lill' r 1'!:1· 11 ~ Sl•t 'IJ nd lo •n: 1I. Hurdln ~ul'lhl'rn II ; 12. MnK~dvl'l• iUI; 1!1. St. 8t'rna.rd :r.: 14. ~~ ·\l a rk l'a llmllt• 30: U . ,\.,hhUJd ('m.;t I' it'll' '!6; 1,. \\'I'~ I l.llwrly Salt•m ~l: li. 1114•) Indian \l ii ll• ~ · North 1111d i\ntw••rp , ·!4 t'lll.;h: Ill, \\llll am~llllrl! : 'JI: :'\t·w Kn u.n lll t• 11 . ( 'ln ~s ,\,\ POMEIIOV 801\tJNG L!INE'! Er\RL\' WEilNEiDi\\' MIXED Ot loh1.•r 13, UIH8 Tc>:tm Logan and Warren Local of the SEOAL are tied for .seventh in Dlvlson II. Region 7 wil h 75.~ poinls. Ath~ns Is 19th with 44 and Portsmouth ~ th with 32. In Division Ill, Region 12. Wheelersi:Ajrg remained in first ploce with 84Jll points. Waverly is tled fur elgh"th wlih Q rdcvil le with 5!i ppl nts. Ports mou th West dropped to 17th with 42.Cil. . The OHHAA a nnounced today due to passage of lssue 1 relative to ~17 :l. r\rl·hho lti! II I'!Hi Local bowling ~; 46 SKYUNE 801\UNG LANE'! i'tiORNJNt; GWRI E>i Ut.1Qhc-r 7, 19111 lll~li Ohi o hl~h ~durol ,·o ll ~yhall riltln~ . t·ompil4 •d h~· ('h ill:~ Rrnd4' n! prP~ Id1•nt ul lht• Ohio Hl l(h ~~· ht•ol \ 'ollt>yllall fo:u·hl'" i\ s~ ot'latlnn , a nd 8 tL..,t•hall f ' lrlt·aJ!: tT S iJtnf'd HNm Sl arrt •llt• us pit ching eoath; !'il):ntod ,Jinl -~nydt•r a ~ lirsl ha.'il' cout'h . IIHU,..IOO - Namt-d ,(,•r'-'' Kill a.~ J.:t' n{'ral manager of thf'lr 0!4Ct•ola, Fla ., a rflliah·. San IJiegn - Nam('d Larl')· Ruw;1 ; ~"' manUJ:'t•r. Bai>!llt•thall fh lcagO - Cui ,~~;uurds ltlckv Wlll'l oo, r\lfrt'ti!·r i,:k Hu ~:ht'N and fnrward Mlkt• t:ihson. ( 'lt-\'l'land - Rt•lca:-.r d g-uards Kt•,•in llf' ndt•r s on , D"·aynt• :\ld'lul n and \\'illit• Whitt·. · Gnld t•n Slal1• - " ';1iwd for-A'ilrd l)dt •r ,Vt"r hnt.•vcn und rooklr KlJard Kt•nny Pallt'r!oOOIT. ltou!'il.JI - \\'u iYPd vf'teran for· ward Hank i\tt Dowa·ll a nd rookh• forwards, Sarn Mitdat"'l and Mi · chnt•l ra~l'll.'. Indiana - Placed ~n~ard K..l'lt ' ·''. Re.-lon JK SKVUNE 1101\UNt: LAN El! MORNING GLORm; <ktober Zl. 191Wi NEW KNOX\' IU.E, Oh io !l'PI I - T h1• final at \\'innlp t'g , X: 35 p.m . ut Edmonton , !J :35 .· I. E lmort• Woodmorf' 5:1. 00: :!. nflln f a h·t>rl :t'! •.iO; :1. Fostoria St . " 'rftdf'lin .):!.00; I. IX>Ipho!'i ,Jf'lfrrson 711.50; 5. Ca rt')' 17.30: G. Edgt•rton -li.IIO. 7. Ayt.'l'!'i\'Uit· 13..iU: X. Syt·a morr Mohawk :ttOO. 1 bowmg Volleyball ratings S. Vane~uvf'r t •• •' I · -~. Fool hall San Diego -Signed quarterback Rruc e Mathl!lon. HoL'kt')' Det roit - St.'fll rookie ccnter.loe Murphy to Adlrondarlr. of the IHL . Transactions Re,:km li 1. .\logadord~UO ; 2. 1\tcDonald 5K.&.t: :t. Rrlllla nl Bm·k(')·e North 34.50; ~ . Do&llon I!Ulll; :;. runotlon V a llt~~· 17 . ~! : G.C uyahuJ:U Ht·i~ht s H .50; 7. Fairpol1 Harbor -'4 .111: K.. Sooth .\mht•r,..;t 12.00. Locat 36 35 ~ 30 • 2fi 3:1 nigh I Montrf'ul at Boston, niJ:"hl llarlford ;II Toronto, night Qut•l}t,•c IU Phlladl'lphia , nig-ht, l>t•t rolt ttl Minnesota, ni ~>: ht •• I. ('irll'lnn:all ( ' nunlry D-.ty t5 .2.'i: :!. ft •dan•illl' .1-1 .111: :i. Wllliam"'hu~ t U6: -1. Tv.·In \ 'lllh'y Sooth tL25; 5. New .J11:t ml ;J)I, ;;6; ti. FalrWnks :li.OO: 7. St . Ht•nry :lti.OO; K. Wayl1t',.-\'llh• :)1..31. t7 27 :U 2.11 ' Thul'!iday'!<i Gaint-s NV l~landers at NI'W ,Ji' t'S4'J,. l 'talho lit•.U.Ml; 7. llu)'lnnOakwood-1 2. 11 ; 1'1. IJma Ct'fllraJ falhoUt• t-1 .56. Dl\'~lon V 00 . , 'Sea11lll' - Cut rooklt• forward Curtl., Kltt·hen . Ulllh - Cti loAvard Jell Cook. Washington - ~' al\·ed #\lllrd 1\llchllt l Adams. wu... hlngton LB Warrt.'n Kennrd)' 66.011. R~lon . F~ermann . . , p.m. . Drums·t•1cks••••••• ~ ..... 99< Rra-ion 9 :~ . 00 . SatJramento- Cut guar'd Junior and .ce nte r Dan Br ldg ~ man Hulfukl at Monlrf'lll, 7::~:1 p.m. C'hh.:a l :" o utl)rtrolt, 7::J5 p.m. 1\'l ' RanJcrii at St. Louis, H::'i~, 1.\' oun«s lown Mooney lfll .lii; '! . Ga r · fi('ld &>l~hts Ttmlt~· 91.30; 3. Kt.'flstm 7X.ll.l; .& . i\kron St. Vim-eni~S t. Mary "/&.fig; .t \\lLillllft• 15.00; 6. Ca1Y1Jbell Me morial, 7UO: 7. Clt•veland OrWI~t' 67.f)(); fl. Bernl' Union :L NP.Will'k Clltholk 6-t.!'..O ; ·1. l'o ri .~mooth Notrt• OautM•· llt.:n: 5. East Kno\: 5 ~ . $1; 6. ft('lhdrl' St . ,John t.I.J'l; 7 Caldwell ·11 .6,11: )1. Indian Valh'y 1\urth 29 ' 2-1 211 31 33 :17 . p.m. Oi'o'islon Ill 1. 117.110; Min cy. · Phoenix - \\'Dived lotward (' hu· rles J on es; pluced rente r William Bl·dfor~ and "'Htrd * Bernard Tho~son 111 InJured reservt' .• · \\'ednCNday's Game~ N('W ,Jersey al Pltt!<i hu~h . 7::1!J Region 7 !.Wooster 11 ~.50: '!. Steubenvill{' 110.50: :~. Columbus !\11fftln 110.00; -1 . GalllpoiiJ<o 10 .).0&: 5. Ashland KM.DO; 6. Columbus Dt•Sal e~ fiii.S.O; 7. jlie) Log-an and \'ln t't' nl \\'arr('n, 7~ . 50 ealfl . RCK:ion ~ I. Clnl'innutl Pur<:ell Marian 1:12.5(1; ~ .( lit •) Wa pakoneta and Galion, 101.00 t•adl: ~ . l.f'mon· Monroe9K.OO; 5. J..cllanm 9UO; 6. Urbana 90.00: 7. ltlt' ) Dayton fhamin;adt"--Juli enne and Bt.•llt'loolitln t'.' .'4t.;wt ead'l. 19 New Vork- CWguard Mldlael J ackijon and forward Jerom·e \\' L T Pts. GF Gi\ t 2 :J 11 211 29 4 4 I 9 tl -10 : :1 4 1 i 23 %G Sl . Lool ~> 2 :1 2 6 1~ :!'J ChiWI(O 2 8 . ~ 6 31 1:1 Smyth r Ql\'il' illll Edmnln 6 4 0 12 ,j.,tj :u Wlnnpg 3 :1 I 7 26 ~ Call(lll'l' ;I 6 0 6 :il · tl Ls Angls, 3 K 0 'If 40 51 \'anevr 2 · 6 1 5 ~I j4 Tut'ti day 's Rt>S ultN Harllord 5t Pltlshurl{h 2 . Quehec 6, lAs :\ngelt'H 2 Toronlo 2, thlc ago t NV Island£•,; 2. Phlladt.'l phia I Minnes ota 7, ('alg;~~ -1 R ushlriJton Martin . \\'alyed guard Andre Thmet. Toronto Mlnn«!Nt Detroit 1 Region G I. Clt'\'c land Benedktlnt· 12K.30: ~. Willoudlh)' South 126.00; 3. Vennlllon 91.30: . . (tit> ) Brl't·k... villf" and nrnn fulumhlan , Mi'.SO eal'h; 6. MaUmet• )17,50; i. Sylvania Northvlew 7-UCI: ~- Grllfton Mld\•lt.,.. 71.811, ' ~ion ('rot~ !OV illl' 70.00; ~ . gu!Vd· fO~itl'd Bill . Los An.-ele~ - W LT Pts. GFGA 1'1 2 0 16 .IJ1 3ti 7 ~ 0 1.& ~ IH 5 :1 I II 12 41 Pttt~hr STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. .8 AM-10 P~ . Sunday 10 AM ~ lO PM GAHS, Meigs ·drop in computer ·ratings Macy on ~~red ret;er'\.~; wuh·ed Ni\T UINAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Hy Unlled Pra.s Internation al Walt!lli Conl<"ren ce Patrick Division 1. Centel"\'llle UCI.OI; 2. Fa1rlleld 1 ~. 086: 3. Oa)·too Dunhar 1111.011; -t Milford 110.00: ~. (' lndnn~tl Mof'llt 1r 1D·U17; 6.Middletown 96.50; 7. DaytM Me11dowdale 9-:1.50\ H. findnnatl St. Xavk>r 9f.4S. Dlvhilon II R~lon 10 I. Napolf'OR 7tt.OO; 2. E)3·ria Ca thullt· ~i). IID; :t Fustnria 7.1.(1); .a . 8ryiUI ii.OO : 5. Voo Wt•rt 611.011; fi. Rt•ll"\' Ul' 61 .00: 7. Oak &rhor SUO; K. Rt•xlt~ .JX.OO. Re.-lon II 1. Ironton 100.50: 2. Orn·ille l'lltOO: 3. ThnmvUit• Sht rldan 14-1.50; t .St. CIWI'!I!"VDie ":-UiO: 5. Pomrroy Me i~s llOO : 6. ULillnJ: Va llt•y 61Mll; i . Canal Fultm Nortllwt•sl :iG.IICl: !\.. ,\lt.•Connl'IJ<o-ville Mor~~:"an ~ . 00 . ~11:lon I:! I , \\'h<'el('f'shtlrg K-1.00: t (lie 1Cln <:lnnatl lo'ores t Park and U\PE, 66.30 f'al·h; t l..twPiand 63.50: 5. Wes tt rn BrO't!.'D55.611 ; 6. Sprin~tlit·ld Nort ht'a."il£'f'n 55.50; 7. ( U t.·) ~ rih Bt.' fld Tuylor, l..ogan Elm IUid U' aw rly, 35.00 each. Division IV Region I:J 1. Lout..,·IJi p A.qum~ ili.OO; 2. \\'lndham 311.7!'i; :1. Gatlos 1\lllls Hawlr.m , 56.1111: .a . lishun Anderson :J:i,:L'i; 5. Grand Valley 50.1K: 6. :\'orth Lima South Rllllll:"t' t6 .3i: i . folumhlan a -12.96; K. Toronto -11 .00. ReJ:"IOn U I. ~targur ctt:~7UO: 2. RitlmM i:UXI: :1. l.ilr:dn fi N!.ntlt'w 66.00: ~ . A\·on GI.OO; 3. Huron 3."UO: 6. (lif'J An·hhold and Black KiH r , ;;:1.00 t' Ul-h; · K. Pt!mht•rvllh· F.a."il ·. wood -16 .5l.l. ~glon 13 1. Columho s lbrth•y 00.00: 2. Columhus 1\t•adt'fll)' ili.OO: :1. Frederh.:lllown :i!UO; t . Amandal C'learcrt"l'lr. 50.511: 5. Coal Grovl' Da" '!OOn Bryant .Jii . ~.O ; ti . lk>lpn• t6 .00: 7. Ratnt'M' illt• -11.00; K. Oak Hill :tJ.:n. Rt>gion lti 1. Ve rMllille; &i.OO: 2. \\'esl .JC'ffer l!IOn lii.OO: 3. Coldwater &0.00 : ~ . Brookvlllt• :):!.30: .'). i\rtanum :U.'l5; G. Sprin~l('ld NHL r~ults The Daily Sentinel- Page- S · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard ... • •• ('ULL'MUliS !UPI) - Th t top e ight lt am.o; in each rt•Jion in this wt•ek 's Ohio High Sc hool Athlt'tit' Ass()('latlon COJ11)U· terlzt•d football ratlngN . The top fouf quaHf!-' for th e r~ ~IOn.al playoffs: . •· Wednesday, October 29, 1986 • We Reserve The Ri1ht To limit QUJntitlts �I .Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel . ' Pomeroy-Mid~leport, Ohio Thursday~ ..,. Oct. . - PANELS ' '' .• ..••. . ' r •• •' f • . · tl;/ Earrings . , P .25°/o ' . 6995 8 PM 't.il Midnight "" . MOONLIGHT MADNESS / ./ Special! A . Diamond Pendanl F~m J995 ' 1 IT'S HERE! the great new 1B . Diamond Earrings .. FtOm 50 °/o OFF .- . Thursday, October 30th .. ·~;:2 · SAVINGS !)995 BE . 01amond Cluster . ·. 35f11J . REGULAR S209.99 • Moonlight Madness · so . oiamonctclusler I _,~1. ~ss·~!m~~.--. --~·A~~~:~e~d_: _. BIG SELECTION OF r . 14K · SAVE 20°/o TO 50°/o STOREWIDE .·• ' The Daily Sentinei-Pilge-7 • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . sA- DiamonctSS;; ·~ .: 8 PM to •'· : Midnight •-. Specials lhroughout The Store THURSDAY E!ENING ONLY 30- . MOON~~MADNES-S-SA-.L-E~~. ~P~ri~m~e-ro-y~~~~~~~~~ SPOOKY SPECIALS OHIO .. Wednesday, October 21, Wednesday, October 29, ' f POMEROY~ - WALL RECLINER ~ Layaway For • •• •• ~ Free Gift Wrapping Christmas. fLEXSTEEL: ''• .' ' . ~ SINGER APPRCNED DEALER II S WEST SECOND ST. · POMEROY - 992-2284 . POMEROY. OH. 992-2054 ,' · •t, ..,........ OI IN ~c-n, OPEN 8:00 PM UNTIL MIDNIGHT· ' • •VISA •MASTERCARD •DISCOVER •LAYAWAY 113COURT .. "YOUR PROFESSIONAL JEWELRY" ..• '·. • ~ . "'. S~eeial MEN'S LEATHER DRESS BOOTS ADIDAS HI-TOP MUST $4995 '35 I 'I Clearance! · Sale! Mountain Made ALL PURPOSE THROW RUGS BOYS' . DRESS SLACKS For kitchens. bathrooms , foyers , 8 lo 14 Slims and Huskies. 26 to 28 Student sizes. Not all sizes il every ,....,;).\1 dens. hallways. color. Reg. 12.99 24"x45" Rugs·.... S2.39 . Reg. S5.88 24"x90" Rugs .... 14,79 Your Choice $ OQ FLANNEL SHIRTS Colorful plaids Stzes S thru XL MGonli.ght Mad.ness · Sale 1/2 PRICE GROUP WOMEN'S GROUP WOMEN'S DRESS & ARMADillO : .$5 oo PAIR GROUP CHILDREN'S TENNIS SHOES Yclluu to 125 $ S00PAIR Layaway For $ 766 SUNGLASSES ENTIRE STOCK 500//0 CHILDREN'S ~xcellent HARTLEY SH.OES /0 OFF BOOTS lf2 PRICE . GROUP ' 108 WEST MAIN . POMEIIOY THURSDAY, OCT. 30th $28 • . . . . . . . . ..... $4 s ~::u?~W ~.~.~ m ~~~~~,· :;ic,·~~y 2 1 0 ~E x f:ir( ~~~.~:~~.~~.~~............ 1124 t-~--u~t:'i~-~ AB E................................ 1134 ~-iiilboi'"l9 ·walnut •" ~ ..~: .................... ,1488 OF MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SW By Wra~gler. Crew nE~~. ~~!~!S 1 ad 5 M L •n · · 56'·9XL. $ 99 • S Fleece Lined ·Shorts ..... 14.3? w.,.nborg Mo'rgan Ouim lf2 . PRICE ONLY ... • ., ' '' I GROUP 1/2 ·'~··' ....... 2 PiiiiiAIR.... PRICE . = ~ •• TREND DETERGENT 3 $1 42 OZ. BOX ROLLS •• • ' ~ SPARKING WHITE CLEANER . OCCASIONAL TABLE $1 -,... .. -•• · TOILET TISSUE $ 4 ROLL ssoo 75< -· $200 OFF MEN'S, WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S DRESS OR CASUAL SHOES 1700 or Higher IExtluding Jaggers I MEN'S · SWEATWEAR SHIRTS & PANTS PCS. EA. PC. 2 $9 CllllDIEN'S SHOES I GROUP NATURALIIER, CONNIE & FOOTWORIIS ·:· 30°/o oFF · ·: I GROUP TENNIS SHOES By Nike, Zips, Convene - 1j2 Pir~tE EARlY·SHOPPERS·SPEC/Al ~ 1 LARGE TABLE TO S45 ................... r.~!~.:....... $5 00 WOMEN'S & OIILDREN'S SHOES & TENNIS SHOES CHAPMAN'S SHOES Nat tO ./ $400 ALUMINUM FOIL GLASS TOP 1 GROUP OF • .' • 'I $15 SOFT SPOTS •' POMEROY, OHIO 1 PAIR.... . . Stride Rite, Hush Puppies - Young Set 1 The Middle Shoe Store in the Middle Block 1s $2.5 . $ ' • . 1'402. Values to S40.00 2 PA. $25 Chr~stmas MARGUERITE SHOES CONNIE'S NATURALIZE A Connie, Footwork, Naturalizers Up to S45 patterns . 1 4 1h to 17% neck siz es. 518.00 Shirts ................ Sale 112.59 121.00 Shirts ................ Sale 114.69 122.00 Shirt1 ................ Sale 115.39 123.00 Shirts ................ Sale 116.09 FOOTWORKS DRISS SHOES v vA~~!~~~~.2~~~~Sco~~~~JS LBERFELDS BOOTS & SHOES LADilS' CASUALS &FLATS . . LADIES' , . lf2 1 1 OniJ R~ S7S9 Cherry SALE . •' pattern and color selec- . BLANKETS •••• .• JUNIOR JACKETS - MEN;S AND aOYS • . IN THE FURNITURE DEPr: REG. 152.00 . LIGHTWEIGHT JACKETS 1 Onl\ Rog. l1349 . L•ned and unlined styles .. Good . OAK ABLE wI 6 Chairs ........... 1688 Out selection . . . 1 Only Rog. 11050 They Go! PINE TABLE w/6 Chairs ........... 1525 l--li;.;iiihj7.;~~--f YOUR I 0~ Reg. 1499 REC~ER ' ...... 1188 I CHOICE PRICE Jgn?!YR~,3;~99 RECLINER .... 1188 FALL HANDBAGS .. ·. OCCASIONAL CHAIR .................. 1100 All new fall styles and colors. ' •'• EMPIRE FURNITURE 72x90 ••• c. u et ..........................116 4 Pc. Queen Se'--. .. ,................'22 .• ' ' '. We Will Close At 6:00 P.M.and Open At 8:00 P.M. ...... For Sale (~~~g~~. ::AE3KE3TS, ~~OWSUITS r~c- ~~:nsSet ..............:......... IIO Only • Here's the newest thing in wall recliners ... beautilully designed as a tradit ional pillowback chair! With the merest touch ol a finger you can glide from sitting to full reclining\ 2'0°/o OFF \ 25°/o •• OFF •• 992-3307 CHAPMAN SHOES Moonlight Mdnea STARTS THURSDAY, OCT. 30-8:00 P.M. GROUP GROUP WOMEN'S WOMEN'S DANIEL GREEN SHOES SLIPPERS .. RUBBER WEAR CHILDREN'S SHOES. OFF Moonlight Mad1ess Moonlight Ma-;-dn_u_s-~P~U:-:C-AL-E-SH_E_ET-SE-TS-\l~ ••..• MEN'S S11.9S SHOES an• in ·for ' Pomoray, OH. TRUDY MARSHAll, MARY POWEU, lAURA REED, liZ llKAS, MILA RAYMOND • !SHEILA POWfU- TfNNINGI CASUAL ltmton ~r~ ;j ,,,, HOURS : MON .- SAT 9:00 TO 9 :00' CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT ~ Price $29995 ALL MEN'S LaCROSSE ' ALL ~ 1/2 PRICE 20°/o OFF FOOT-JOY . ' ''•• 992-11720 S~eclal •• REGISTER THIJ!SDAY fV£NfHG "fu II. .<erv·ice salon" PURSES & GLO SBOOTS TENNIS SHOES 25°/o OFF 20°/o OFF DINGO, HUSHPUPPY, NAlURAUZER ADIDA~ ·Moonlight Madness ALL AU WOMEN'S AU DRESS & WINTER ..." 111 W. 2nd St. $2995 lnsuloted & Noo-lnsuloted Sius Broken Whitt, Natural, White; Green . ' TANNING SES~IONS FOR Reg. 152.95-SAVE S23.00 WQRK BOOTS 1/2 PRICE . AUTRY, CONVERSE, 20 ODD LOT FLORSHEIM Block, Black Cherry, GGid Reg. $75.95-SAYE Moonlight Madness the last word in reclining comfort, · ease and quality I · $5 'Country Maid' 12 ••· FIBER FILL ........................ Sl.SO CRIB BATTING .................. S2.SO QUILT BAniNG ................ S4.SO PILLOW FORMS ................ S2.50 THERMAL UNDERWEAR 2 FOR $4 50 or $3 PR. DUNDEE ASSORTED PRINTS TOWEL ENSEMBLES 1 Bolli Towel 1 Hand Towel 1 Washcloth $ 00 . 4 . •' TE ~ ''MANY UNADVERTISED SPECIALS" .DOLLAR GENERAL STORE. 202 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO I �The Daily DOUBLE. COUPONS ~fEe~ USDA· . ALL WEEK . WnH $10 ADDIDONAL PUIOIASE SEE STORE FOR DETAILS Community corner ' ' · ~·~t. -=-··u.s.'~ DIMilftieiNT OF CHOICE 1 By CHARLENE HOEFLICH . hllds a CPA and Is employed with Sentlnei'Stafl Writer Ernest and W!Unney, He just got · Attractive Sherry King Meek- back from Dallas, Texas where he · stroth, daughter atten!Ed a seminar. of BW and Noami King, · Bradbury If you're Into big and beautiful In appeared last tan plants, yru may want to go wt week In her third Bradbury way i> see Mrs. WlllJarn show , "SymFred Smith Sr.'s chrysanthemum. phony In . Fall's four 1Dot-hlgh, and has ~mre ­ shion". featu!frtg than 50 blooms on It. Mrs. Smith . USA designers held at the Hunting- raised It Inside over t.he winter, then ton Civic Center.. · pl311ted It outside. Slnee then sre's It was co-sponored by the De- watered II wjth ':6 cup or epson salts signer Room of Stone and Thomas · In a ':6 gallon of water (lice arm nth, ·and the Grand Staff of the and puts coffee grounds around It Huntington Chamber Orchestra. every day. The !lrst half or the two-hour show ' which had 34 models Including Mrs. Arch A. Moore Jr'., had seven dl!ferent scenes showing coats, suits, dresses and styles for men, while the· second half feaiured sell up by WU!ana Jones of Price dslgns by Nolan Miller, creator of Elemetnary School, Loulsvllle, Ky. ,;Dynasty" fashions and formal and arrtved In Meigs County . wear by other top American several days later. Radley Is the son · designers, Including Liz Clalrborne, r:t Linda and Chafles Faulk. Ellen .Tracy and Ralp)l Lauren. ' Besides all the beautiful clothes Fall Is a fantastic time to travel modeled during the show, there was aild several Meigs Countlans are music, music music with dancing laking advantage d. the rvt too hot, by the Nancy Carter Dancers. not too cold, weather br trtps. Four ott he gowns rmr:Eled were Just back from a trip to Iowa are shown on the Phil Donahue Show Olarles and Teen Werry of Pllmesometime ago, and Sherry got to roy, woo lnclr:Entauy, w!U observe wear one of them ..... one with a their 46th wedding anniversary on $15,!lXl prtce tag. She also modeled Nov. 26: They visited Mr. and Mrs. a red lox and several other Gardner Mankins at Carroll, Iowa, garments during the evening. and then went on to Council Bluff, "Symphony In Fashion" Is pro- Iowa to see Larry Mankins and duced by Stone and Thomas as a family . Their trtp also Included a · fund raiser for the Huntlngotn tour of Omaha. Neb. and after that Chamller Orchestra Association they went to Lexington. m. for a and the proceeds are used to vlslt with Mr. and. Mrs. William ·produce the ·Chamber Orchestra's Ells: Enroute home they !topped at two educational programs: Effort Wllrnlngton to visit Karen Coins. and On-Line. Ancther' Meigs Countlan on the Sherry who was in physlclal move has been May M>ra who education after she graduated from spent two w~ks In Bangor, Maine . college changed to banking and·ls · visiting her granddaughter and her · now an administrative assistant at family. Securtty Bank, Huntington. She Then NelUe Borgan. Thelma was reCently in Denver, Colo., lor a Hayes, Josephine Richie, and Alta training seminar. Sherry arid her Dlll took In the Grand Ole ~ry In husband, Rick, have two children, Nashville over the weekend and Aaron, 1\yo, and Nicole. five. took In plenty of places Including Conway Twitty :S home. Jnclr:Ently, things are going well This being the week of ghosts and with her · brother, Kevin, who !Jlbblins, better watch oot! graduated from Ohio University, , AGIICULTUU .,, ,, ., •, . USDA CHOICE BONELESS FRESH LEAN ' .Chuck Steak or Roast·s Ground Beef S lBS. OR MORE LB. Grtund Fresh r... Daily! :Yurkeys Bulk Bacon Whiting . 12 oz. PKG. 4-7 lb. Avg. '· 9 . FIIISII Breasts .,, $189 I know of no more distressin&newsthan to hear~ ayounc person's death. The life of a child has &rllt social value. The children are oor future. We are moved by a ch lid's aenenl helplessness 111d fHI that he has not had a ch•ce to live as we ·fHI he is entnled to. The hapact upon t"' family is trem•dous. Perents often feel f.' illY. and may evMI, for a time, holdthtmselv.es responrble. It is 1 time when that family needs all the love .,d attention that friends have to offer. The best ' way to help, most of.! he time, is just to be there and listen. AJlievinl ()liMits may ask 'Why did God do tlis to me?" or "What more could we have cklne7" You should let him talk. By e1pnssin1 these feelincs. the &rievin& ptrent is on his way to recovery. Those of us who provide funeral services realize the special sipifie~nce of the duth of a child. We II} Ill offer collllort and special attention to those in need ol our ser· · vices at all times. We welcome your "'estions and comments privately or lhrou~ this co1u1111 . ' . ' FIIOZEN ·"' "·~Turkey PHONE 742·2323 .. .. H&G · ~~Armour_ Hot Dogs S175 Money Back Guarantee . ,, All MEAT : GRADE 'A' AUTOS PAINTED Girls.attend council ' •• . Stt~ral . TENERBEST • Life is a symphony I Whitt Fish SlB. •. $299 BOX . ' TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE SUPERIOR BONELESS MT.jRAND. Bot'tom Round Bologna Roast· ..- • • I- ANY .SIZE PIECE Giving "'-"'••'' OPEN SUNDAYS P.M.·S P~M. -' .'... gg: • VELVET SUPER DIP ~ ·Ice Cream .. ' •REG. •ELECTRA PERK •ADC Diet Coca-Cola GAllON ~~~ . -. o~~., . RENO'S SAUSAGE or PEPPERONI PIZZA 24 .2 6 oz. •• $269 sin ON ALL . --· 1986 • . • • ,• , • WHITE or ASSORTED PURE Bi-Rite Sugar \.vLull~ Charm in Bath Tissue A; THOMPSON PORK 'n BEANS, APPLE SAUCE SAUERKRAUT, GREEN BEANS PEAS and CORN CHEVETTES " ·' Seedless ·, White Gropes Foodland Vegetables on'· OLDSMOBILES ' ' .. oz. 8 ans. $1 ~ 9 FUll · ; Master Blend Coffee < "'"$"'· or ltgular SPECIAL .PEALS "',·. IN STOCK ., ' .•', OPEN SUIVDA YS 1 P.M. 5 P.M. .' " ;J.imit I log With St 0.00 or Mon A.Witional QUARitRS Foodlancl ·fVIargarine .•. ,..• ,'. . 1S-160Z. CANS Pow~h­ With Ivery Test Drivel ,. JIM COBB .~ ,. ...• 3 16 Oz. $ 1 •- . >:: • Pkgs. CHEVROLET·O~DS-CADILLAC ...- .Your Dealer On The llv•r•••• ••·"• ' " ' .. .•1 ', 'four. Dea~r On The Ri.,er... " f ,. ..... . ' .... .... ·"" •• ·, Pomeroy, . �-- ..' .... . ••• ---~- ..." Wednesday, Oetober 29, 198J • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, October'29, 1986 WEJ)NE'IDAY meeting of the Long Bot tom bord will be held from 5 to 8 p.m. EAST MEIGS - ·The regular Community Association will be · Saturday at the WllkesvDle Pythlan meeting of the Eastern Local Board · held at 7:30 Wednesday evening at Sisters Ha_ll; adults, $4; chlldrm of Education has been changed to the mine ot Martin and Maargaret under 12. $150. · Wednesday, Oct. 29, at the high Nesselroad. · school. MONDAY THURSDAY ORANGE TWP- Orange townMIDDLEPORT - Revival at CHESTER- Friends apd neigh· ship trust£es wilJ. meet in rEgUlar 7:30 p.m., Middleport IndepEndent bors of Bob and Sue Smith. wrose sesslori Monday at 7 p.m at tiE Holiness Church Wednesday ·IDmt' was burned Monday, Oct. 20, rome c1. D:>rothy Calla>Wy. ,through Sunday with · the Leroy are having l\ShowerThursday, Oct. · Manns Family, Point Pleasant, in 30, 1:30 p.m., at the Otester · CHESTER - CheSter PTQ will charge of special singing. · firehouse. Everyone invlfed. meet at 6:30 p.m. Monday at tre school. Reports on the fall carnival MIDDLEPORT - WlldlroOII wUI be gjven and there will be a Garden Club meets We<lnesday, . FIUDAY milke it-take it works!Dp. · 7: 30 p.m.. at the Plant Parlor in . POMEROY- F1b.m!! FeUo~hp Middleport. Women's Ministries will be held REEDSVILLE - Revival servl· Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Senior ces will be held Monday through REEDSVILLE - Trick or treat CitizEns Center sponsoroo 'ilY the Nov. 9 at the Eden United Bretlrm will be observro from 6 to 7 this Gall!polls F1ame FeUow.;hip and Olurch, 2 miles north of Reesville eve ning in the Reedsvl!!e the Long Bottom Flame Fe!!ow· on State Route 124. Servces will community. ship. Martha Knox of New Boston, begin each evming at 7 p.m. The Texas will be the speaker. Wife c/. Rev . Robert Blain, Greenfield, will POMEROY -Pomeroy Otapter the president of KNBO Olristlan be the speaker. ~. Royal Arch Masons, will hold a Radio In New Boston, Mrs. Knox special meeting at 7 this evening at ·teaches oo deUverance and !nner RACINE - Meeting oi the the temple with work in the mark heallng. Racine Chapter 134, Order of the master and past master degrees. Eastern Star. wiKD be held Mort· SATlOO>AY · day. 7:30 p.m. Initiatim will be LONG BOTTOM - A special WILKESVILLE - A smorgas· held . Refreshments will be servoo. Layette shower conducted in Meigs Carder, Edna Evans, Dina Stewart, Cindi Stewart, Sandy Hanning, Kim Hanning, Charlene Haning, Marilyn Poulin, Lisa Poulln, Mary Roush, Dorothy Baker, Delcie Forth, Kathy Baker, Angela Baker, Rochelle Eichinger, Deland Elchin· ger, Madeline Painter, Diane Bing, Becky Amberger, Bethany Am· berger and Lee'a Johnson. Sending gifts were Elsie and Dale tlarnhart, Cathie and Kevin King, Bob and Wilovene Bailey, David and Tammi Cale. Jane Hess. Frost. Mrs. Betty Dean, r~irlng pres!· dent , Installed Allee Thompson. presklenl; Shella Curtis, vice presl· dent; Bolilie Karr. second vice · president; Sheila Tayklr, secretary; Joan Francis, assistant !)E'Cretary; Melanie Stethem, treasurer; Debbie Weber, ass\siant treasurer; and Carol Erwin, ne~ reporter, At the rEquest of Catey Johnson, prtnclpaJ of the Chester Elementary School, tile dub voted to assist w1th some plantings around tiE Oag !Die and also 9J1Tie other landscap· ing at the school. The club decided to purchase Stanley Wells and Jimmy, Mr. and supper was hosted by Hayward and Mrs. Glenn Abels, Mr. ad Mrs. Kas Bissell with evening entertain· Woodrow Fortney, Mr. and Mrs. menI being provided by the CircleD Harry Richards, Mr. and Mrs. John Wranglers, Roger Bissell, Glen Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Abels, and Bill Thompson. Francis, Missy and Mary Jo, Penny Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Gillespie, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Circle, Jeffrey and Nikki, Mr. and Lawson, Lorraine and Michael, Mr. Mrs. James Hayman. Jim Hay· and Mrs. Edson Roush, Patty man. Bruce Bissell. Todd Bissell, Circle, Shaine and Grant, · Linda Jeromy Jackson. Mr_ and Mrs. Ptterson. Roger Hayman. Mr. and Mrs. William Sordem, Donald Da. Charles Bissell, Naomi Bissell. vldon, Howard Frank, Hank John. Lynn and Lisa. Jean Trussell. Moore, Helen Holter and Jamey, Faye Kirkhan, Roger Bissell and Mr. and Mrs. Ho>Wrd Wrltesel, Tina, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Pitzer, Bobby and Jason, Florence Circle. Robyn Pitzer, David Ballard. Mr. Lula Circle, Martha Lee. Becky Lee and Mrs. Dores Anx>ld, Missy and Amy, Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wells. Mindy WeDs. Mr. and Mrs Reiber, Russell and Robert, Mr. Denny McKeon's "Com.plete Guide to Midwestern Gardening" for ihe Pomeroy , Library. · Plans : were discussed for Otrlstmas · Dower show, Nov. 22 and 23, at the Senior Citizens Building. A worksiDp on the entrance design will be held at the next meeting of the·club to be held at the hoine c/. Mrs.- Weber. It was announced that il OAGC competitkln, the club's program' blok took a superior, tbe therapy blok an exceDent. and the com· bined flower show with the Chester · Cl~b. a superiOr. In tiE Garden Clubs of Olilo,·Jacksondistrlicl, the Club took a tlrst on program biok. Mrs. Dean read a thank you card' !rom Garret Karr for a sunshine gift. and from AUce Loomis for a remembrance klllowing her reeent demonstration at the q>eit meeting. Lydia Council meets Plans for a harvest party to be l)eld at the Bradford Church of Christ were made when the Lydia C01mcil met at the home of Gerry Lightfoot. Pomeroy. The party will be at 6:30p.m. and will be a ''come as you are' ' affair. Also discussed at the meeting was.the men's prayer breakfast to be held at the church Saturday 1 at 9 p.m. A layene shower was held lor Dorothy Roach, Trudy Williams and Kasey, Mildred Riley, Becky Ball, Adellne Snowden, Lois McEl- John GerogeMichael and Debbie Pickens, Pickens, sonmis· of hinny, Bertha Bing, Penny Roush, slonaries In Africa. Refreshments Kandl Kern. Mildred Jacobs. Ca· of cake, punch. and cheeses were rolyn McDaniel, Hildred Carson. Bonnie Smith, Elsie King, and Lucretia and Tanya Stobart. Door and game prizes were won by Mary Roush, Madeline Painter. Panna Hartson and Marilyn Poulln. Refreshments of sandwiches, potato chips, cake, mints, punch ' and coffee were served_ Bissell annual event conducted The annual Bissell chUi-ooup New officers were installed and a civic project at tiE Chester Ele· · menlary School planned when the · Sha.Qe Valley Council c/. Flpral Arts met recently at the rome ot Jackie SP0-0-K-TACULA SALE · served to Nancy Morris, Delores · Frank, Debbie Pickens and John r;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;::;;:;:~·; Michael Pickens, Helen Miller, Jackie Reed, Suzie Lightfoot. Cherie Williamson, Jan Koehler, Becky an<l Bethany Amberger, . Cheri and Ashley Seevers, Frances Hysell, Madeline Painter, Norma Russell, and Mrs. Lightfoot. wro had devotions. Next meeting wUI be Nov. 10 at the home of Madeline Painter, THURSDAY, OCT. 30th~B PM-11 PM ~ riM~ldd~l~epo~rt=.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;d~~~=~~~=;;~. ·EASTERN HILL fABRIC SHOP HANDMADE CRAFTS Inspection was held at the Tuesday night meeting of Chester Counci1323, Daughters ot America, at the haD. Esther Harden was tbe Inspecting officer. Jo Ann Baum presided with members giving the pledge to the na~: and the Lord's Prayer in tbe .opening. Reported lU were Gay Gaul, Margaret Amberger, and Faye Kirkhart. A card shower was held for Ada Morris. Friendship night was announced lor Nov. 6at 7:30p.m. with potluck refreshments. A cake >Wlk was held with Janice Lawson as the winner. Potluck refreshments were FAMILY SIZE Stetnwhee/e~ FACIAL TISSUES Sorority holds LANDS IN POMEROY OCT. 30, 31 & NO.V. 1 . Scenic, Dinner & Dance Cruises POMERO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE .) 614 992 5 005 1 Gar.m .• . Priced over $5,000 t•lllln CldiiiiC Seetin DeVIIel*" meetmg WILL YOUR UTILITIES PUT YOU IN THE POOR HOUSE THIS WINTER? Jane Walton who recently spent three weeks in Korea where her son. Scott. was stationed, usoo "Life" as her topic comparing the llfestvles of the Koreans with that ri Americans, at Thursday night's meeting of the Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. Meetlil~ in the Episcopal Parish • House, members enjoyed the trip : commentary of Mrs. Walton wro · told of the places she visltoo, the contrast In lifestyle from the very wealthy to the very poor. She also . displayed some of her purchases while In Korea along with photographs. \~\ \')~\\ ·('! / ,\' .. ·..-,. 'YI! · II 1 A= '. \ ~ l 1 .~~ -· ,1 ~ _ ·- \ ·' I ' / / · I' .. . 'f.· The international program theme lor the years Is "Amer1can Dream- Life, Liberty and Pursuit Ill.Happiness." Velma Rue and Ann Rupe were hostesses and others . attending were Ruby Baer. Clarice : Kn!11tter. Norma Custer, Vera ' Crow, Rosie Sisoon, Joan Corder, ' Betty Ohlinger, and Shirley Beegle. ·- Slicter price comparison ol base models. Slanda/11 equipment 1M!$ Vll'f. • i '( \/'~ \ Equal Houaing Opportunity THE MAPLES Ranta are computed according to your income. • Lov..s.· apart· menta featuring wall to"'T wall car· patlng, ell apnliancea. r STAY WARM This Winter! AU PRIMARY UTIUTIES rAID 'l'"""mo .,.oi.unoo hove ,.,..,,ly - ... FOR FIIITIIR DETAIS CAU TODAY 1-614·992·7022 •• Figurines 1/2 PRICE. 59c. t - - - - - - :_ _ SCOPE MOUTHWASH AND GARGLE l.S OZ. ' AU PLUSH Buy One Get One FREE HALLOWEEN COSTUMES MAKE-UP and . ACCESSORIES DETERGENT 5 -PIECE STAINLESS ·STEEL MIXI'NG BOWL. SET 1/2 PRICE I ASSORTED Detilllld in lilt toius flower lhiPtthese llllant bowls just lilt riaht 5izt b - . . t disllls or dlcor•ft.. tidbit bowls. Comes in 6 Pistil albs. $599 · SET :. ' ' of 30 1000 PIECE JIGSAW PUZZLE 6 PAIR PACKAGE OF 23%" TUBE SOCKS One Sizi' No. 715685 .1' ,. . $6 99 Fits All HALLS TABLETS 811 20 .... $199 Porcelain Lotus Bowl \jl<'· •. . ::' . .. CASE KNIVES 1/2 PRICE FRUTH To A Set -~~-nton SELECTION OF STUFFED ANIMALSt---- ,. Qt. • 1~ Qt. • 3 Qt. 5 Qt. 1nd 8 Qt. Sizes 1/2 OFf 1/2 PRICE aa~ FOR TID-BITS 75% Cotton 25% Nylon EXCLUDING LAMPS PRICE SAVER $·1I 897 America's best 6-paaengw valuer ' ' Practical Plymouth Reliant ' ' ' DOG FOOD • Dea~r price Oldudes title, toxes IH1CI destination charves. We've got just the car lor you! See us today! Ch~ysler, 2 liter Plymouth, Dodge, Inc. 399 So. Th1rd 992-6421 ,I PEPSI & RC PRODUCTS COOPER Middleport .$ 2S lb. bag . tS!itkef price compansoo of co~IJttt!Qulpped models. · Must ... 61 '"" "' ... ., hutllcapped .t ..dtd. $ 29 TYLENOL EXTRA STRENGTH . ART GLASS CONSIDER: \~ · ~\ 1' '\ $15,666 A\oinents • Electrifying.deals on every new '871 Elegant Cllryslar Flftll -.enua · 6 PAK CANS • .----......:.------1 • . Precious DEWEY DISTILLED WATER or .·SPRING WATER Group II of church has meeting Group II of the Middleport Presbyterian Church met recently at the church, with Mrs. Harley Brown and Mrs. William-Morris as hostesses. Mrs. Eddie Burkett · presided at the meet lng in the absence of Mrs. Harry Moore. chairm3Jl. OUR EIITI RE STOCK -thlf.ecel 251 C.11t P. A. Denng andMr. BobReiber. Rev. andMrs. Carl Hicks, Douglas Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Curtis, 'Ibby'and J.D., ' Kathy Johnson and Billy, Mr. and Mrs. Butch Lightfoot. Kelli and J miles north of Chester, Ohio I ENCLOSED and HEATED) Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. tarry YoUng, SEWING NOTIONS Melissa Scarbr91ijth, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Young, JOe Young, Mr. and QUILTING SUPPliES For more information contact: Mrs. Gary DIU, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Martin aitd VInson, Mr. and Mrs. Don Whan. Darlene Shain. Jerry POUND GOODS Y Hayman, Misty Hayman, Mike OPEN MON.·FRI. I 0 A.M.·S P.M. ( Bissell, J. Carter Sr., Ted Strom SAT. 10-2 • ) and KeUi Clelland, all local. I~:,:::=:::=====~~~~~~~~~~ Marilyn Young, Youngstown, -1Llta Burt, Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Denny Congo, William L. Trompson and Linda L. Gill, ~venswood, W.Va.; Mr. and 'Mrs. Ron Timmons ·and Matt, Columbus; Sam Cozart. ~olumbus; Mandie V)llgamore and L\'cy, Waverly; Charles Cozart, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Keen, served. Guests besides Mrs. Newark, Michael, Martin and John Harden were Janice Lawoon. Mar· Ball, Newark; Mr. and Mrs. Craig garet Cotterill, and Betty Biggs, au Dougan, Kandl and Steve. Athens; of Guiding ·Star Council 124, Jerry DeMarco. Ripley, W.Va.; Kila Young, Point Pleasant; Steve Syracuse. Members aMending were ~len Feldman, Texas; June Feldman. Wolf. VIrginia Lee, Margaret Tut· Massaptqua Park, N.Y.; Mr. and tie, Marcia KeDer, Alta BaDard, Mrs. Ralph' Bissell, Norwalk. Jean Frederick, Ada Morris, Everett Grant. Thelma White, Erma Clelnd. Sadie Trussell, Ruth Smith, Mae McPeek, Esther Smith. Bell· lah Maxey, Doris Grueser, Otarlolte Grant. Genevieve Ward, Iva Powell, Eva Robsoo, Ethel Orr, Doris Koenig, JoAnn Baum, Betty Denied thP benefits ~ deRoush, Ada Bissell, Ora Dame· serve? Call a lawyer with wood, Laura Nice, and Opal Hollon. expPrlence In handling Social Security cases. No attorney fee unless your claim is approved . FrN' Initial ronsulla tlon. Mrs. Burkett conductoo the deVotions using "You May Be Rich" by Amy Bolding, concluding wll~ a prayer, "Prayer Answered." Mrs. Jack Sorden collductro the least coin and read "Standing in the Presence of God" and also con· ducted the Bible study from · the seventh chapter of Concern maga· zine. Pie and coffee were served. . Our Store Will Be Closed From 7:30·8 P.M. To Prepare For Our Ghost Daughters of America meet . . The Daily Sentinei-Page-11 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Community calendar I a_rea·happenings san - .. 1 ... Paga 10-The Daily Sentinel · A layette Shower was held recently for Sherrie Bailey In the fe llowship room of the Middleport Church of Christ. Rita and Margaret Johnson hostoo ·the shower which carried out a Care Bear theme. Attending were Dolores Bailey, Dorothy Bailey, Ruth Barnhart, Farie Cole, Naoml.King, Mary Ann Mulford, Megan Mulford, Hen· rietta Shuler, Sharon Wyatt, Joni Jeffers, Bernice Jeffers, Donna Hartson. Marie Snyder. Debbie - ~ DAWN DISHWASHING LIQUID 22 oz. 99< 786 N. 2nd, r.r;;dc.ileport PRICES GOOD IN MIDDLEPORT STOlE ONLY · �. ·. ' ~ · • ·u~ · · h . The Daily. Sentinei- Page- ·13 . ~..~ uw~ ~=u~.~-= ~~=·u~ ~~·4~~~-·~~u=u~·~~----------~~~~ om=e~ to~ y ~IV=na~ale~p~on~.O~IO----~------~~~ . ~ ~. ~ ·MIDNIGHT MADNESS, SALE · ·. · .> • THURSDAY, OCT. 30 9 AM-12 iiD...GHT · ~ ·. ~~R- - 1 ~ ~ Cb s. 2nd St. .. . HJ-2550 Middleport SUSAN, JEANNA and PAULA ..,.. · • SANDY'S BOUTIQUE ~ ..• Strnt,_~iddleport . ssoo ooo r :1l ~~~~LfJoiCEr : ' i • _J 992-5627 • OFF ENnRE STOCK (ALL MERCHANDISE) BlOUSES leq. ~~4!.~~~9. n R ~~!.~~3~.99 $1 699 LADIES LfVI-Reg. $34.99 DENIM JACKETS .... NOW JR. SIZE 1 & 3 LEE & LEVI'S $1399 . THE "T" IN Ser~ed 390 N. sEcoNo AVE. Reg. 124.99 JEANS $16 99 -----"'1 . EVENING 8 PM • 12 MIDNIGHT . THURSDAY . . . ~ BLOUSES & roPS '• 1WE. Y~IUif til '21.~ ~IE · s ..... _,@;l2 SPE~I~LS . . $ OO MfN'S NYlON WINDBREAKERS........... 6 .JAC-SHIRT Sizes S-Xl-Reg. 122.99 TIME SAlE I to 9 pm .....;;.......... $12.00 IOYS' NYIOII . I to 9 pm ................. 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' . . $1 ·•oNE GROUP GIRLS NIKE NYLON/LEA. SHOES-S19.9S ............ •ALL ATHL£nC SHOES ...............~.........t!~.~~~!~.~.g.~~~.1...2 0°/o OFf . , ........... ;; I < THUISDAY, 0001£1 30-6'TIL MIDNIGHT! •. . ;:c1,-~.,....,.-'- _:.:c~ou,~ t~ cu_,_,t~,_,.=.=. ~$5~00~..,.,_., Q . •BUY ONE PAl OF MEN'S OR WOMEN'S SHOES !Dress o~ Casual! HAIR CUT SPECIALS 00 tl ------ '• ·. MOONliSHT . MADNESS ~. - ( Ohio .·=:·. - - - -'----- �--------~ • Page 14-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, October 29, 1986 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ,. ,---Local Briefs: .------....;._~_.;..._-----------., • l · d Appl 'f.Cattons no onger ,accepte . AppUcal!ons for weatherization services fo r persons 59 years of age or under will no longer be accepted by Gallia-Melgs Communit y Action Agency after Monday, Nov. 3. The program has already received its quota &lr this age group. Applications lor senior Citizens (60 years or oitErl will continue to be a~cepted . A new program will be instituted during the second quar ter c:i 1987, and the agency may be able to accept applications forall age groups. Those with an approved application on rue by 4:30 p.m. Monday, Nov. 3, williWeive services on this year's budi(et. l<m'-rmm infermation, eontaet-Ron E'rawford-at-6'1-N s-Ches hire office. 367-7341, or at 992-6629. 1982 Datsun.• McMillan, -16, also of Racine. was cited ior expired Ucenseplates, according to the patrol. __ ·-" • The patrol said Brown pulled from a private driveway in tot he path of McMillan 's vellicle, troopers said. McMillan was westbound on 124; Brown was attempting also to head westbound. McMillan struck Brown's vehicle pn Ute right side. Court issues marriage licenses Issued marriage licenses In the Meigs County Probate Court were Anthony E. CardillO, 30, of Langsvllle, and Kimalia Moore, 29, Langsville; and Dean A. Colwell, 24, Route l Vinton, and Alan a L. Barrett, 18, Route l,-VInton., Dissolution peti.tions filed Patrol issues two citations Both drivers in a two-vehicle accid~nt on Ohio 124 in &!!ton Township were cited separately in the same accitEnt Thesday. Craig W. Brown, .17, Racine, was cited fo r causing the accitEnt which moderately damaged his 1980 Buick and David A. McMillan's ~nd Dennis Tolley Tolley. both of Langsville, and Davtd K Breeding and LindaBarbara Sue Breeding, LangsV1Ue. EMS units respond to four calls Four calls were answered by unit s of the Meigs County A rea deaths may call at the Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home in Albany from 7-9 )his even ing. Paul F. Chevalier Paul F'rederick Chevalier, 65 61702 Sta te Route 124, LongBottom: Mahle Frost Taylor died Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va .. Mable F'rost Ta)•!or, fo rmerly following a lin~ring illness. of Meigs County ,died Sunday at her Mr. Cheva lier was born March home in Millerspor1 following a 28, 1921 in Long Bottom, a son ri.t he · lengthy illness. late John and Ethel Coats Cheva Mrs. Ta)·tor was born in Meigs lier. He was a veteran of World War County on Oct. 17, 1914. She was n. hav ing served in the U.S. Air pn:~edcd in death by her parents, Force . He was a member of T111m an and Iva Frost ; her husAMVETS. band , Rmmond R. Taylor; a sister. &!rv iving are his wife, Martha Fave. and a brother-in-law. George Barber Cheva lier; a son, Gary Lei>, Loga11. at hom e. and several nieces and Surv iv ing arc three sons. Ralph nephews. Tay lor and Thomas Taylor. both of Services wUI be held at 11 a.m. M illerspo r·t~ Robo?rr S. Taylor. Friday at the Whit e FurFral Home California: a da ughter . Mrs. Frank in Coolville wit h Rev. Roy Deeter 1Barbara r Jam('S. Croton: eighth officia ting. Burial will be in Eden grandchildren a nd lhiW greatCemetery. Friends may call at the grandchildren, all of Millersport . funeral home frpm 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Mrs. Taybr wa s a freq uent Thu.,;day. vis it or with many friends and relatives in this area. Surviving nephews and nieces in clude Dwight Franres L Darnell and Kay Loga n Sr .. Rock Springs Road: Avery and Peggy Logan. Frances L. Fink Darnell, 62, Fon Topsham, Maine; Helen and Wa~ ne, Ind.. a former Meigs· Wavnc Milhoan . Da rwin ; Avice Cou nty resident, died on Oct. 13 at and Elmer Bailey ,' Darwin ; Miss the Holz€r Medical Center in Bernice King, Hemlock Grove; a Ga llipolis. . grea t-niece. Sandi Sargent of Wolf Born at Rutland in Meigs County. Pen. and a gr eat- nephew. Dwight Mrs. Darnell is survived by her (Skip ! Loga n Jr.. Midd letown, R.I. husband. Raymond C.; five sons. Services were held at 1; 30 p.m. Raymond E .. Daniel K.. Steven L. today tWednesdayl at the Johnson and Timothy W., all ol Fort WayrF, and Smith Funera I Home in and William M. of Peru; two Batrimorr. Oh io. Burial was in the daughters. Carolyn Newhouse and Millersport Cemetery. Christine F. Ba rtlett. lX>th of Fort WayrF; a brother. Eugene Fink ol Rutland; two sisters. Eva McKin· Louis Winner nev of Rutland and Bet ty Strait. cOcoa. Fla.. and 13 grandchildren. .1. Louis Winner. 92, Rout e 1, Services were held on Thu.,;day, Stewart. died Tuesdav at Hickorv Oct. 16. at the D. 0 . McComb and Cres t Nu rsing Center.in The Plains. Sons LakesitE Park Fi.l neral Home He wa s born in Rome Township, in Fort Way ne. Burial was in Athens Cou ntv, a Sl>n of the late Highland Park Cemetery at Fort John R. and Florence C<1rter Wayne. Winner. He was a graduate of Stewa rt High School and attentEd OH io Un iversit y. He taught school Mary Monharren · in Rome TOI>nship, worked as a carpenter. an electrician and a Ma ry K. Monbarren, 4.1. a native ronstr11rtion worker. "'"s a substiol Riple,l'. W.Va .. died Oct. 23 in tute mail carrier at the Str\l'al1 Kissimmee, Fla. Post Office. He owned and operated A switchboard operator, she is a thrashing machine and bater for a survived by her hu sband. Clyde; num ber of years in addition to son Mark . Orlando, Fla.; brot hers, farming. Mr. Winner was a member of the Walter and Clayton Miller, both of Stewart Un it ed Methodi st Chu rch, Salem. and John Miller. Pomeroy; sisters Gold ie Benson of Orlando a 70-year member of Savann ah Lodge 46li. F&AM, Guysville; the and Faye Odom of Ravenna; Marie Casto of Ripley and Ilene Harrison Athens Chapter Council and Commandcry: the Scott is h Rite Valley of Salem. of Cambridge; Kn ight of Kn ight s, York Cross of Honor; the Knights of Dori!' A. Morgan Jrdand registered in Jre land and rtJ;> · Unit ed States. He was a Funera l services for Doris Ann Morga n. thr1'!' months of age. who member of Minear Chapter 274 died at her Route 2, Albany. home Order of EastPrn Sta r. Guysville; Mondav. have been set for 10 a.m . and Moli'rn Woodmen of Amer ica. Surv ivin g are tour dau¢1 ters. Thu roday at the Riggs Cemetery in Mary E. Win ner, At ix'ns: Floren('(' Pagevillc . Survivors include her parents, K. Mtchaell. Ca nton: Ca therine Dannv a nd Althea Aeiker Morgan; Lenart. Worchcster. Mass.; Evea a rwtn sister. Dorothy Lym and a· Lou Carrico. Stewart Route I; five brother. Danny Isaac. )lot h a t ~ran d chi ldr cn and e ig bl home; mat o-nal grandmot her an\] grandchildren. stepgrandfat ror. David and Anna SN;idcl his parent s. he was Cain . Alban)·; mato-nal grand· pr·cccdcd in dea th hy his wife, Evea fat her. John Aelker. fl:lmeroy; Parmiter Winner, and two brat hpatrr nat grandmother. Thelma ers. Prcste,1· T. and Eugene M. Morg<dn. Albanv: maternal great · Winner. grandparrnis, Everett and Mary Set'\'iCt'S will bo? held at 3 p.m. F riday at rtJ;> Hu ¢1es Funer·al Pauley, Albany. She was pre:-ected in ti>at h by Home in Athens wit h Rev. Roy paternal grandfathers, James Mor- D<:>etcr officiatin g. Burial will be in Stewart Cemetery. Friends may gan and Lawrence Dilcher. Rev. James Stewart will officiate ca ll at the funeral home from 2-4 at the Thursday services. Friends and i-9 p.m. Thursday. 12: J, Emergency Medical . At10: 32 a.m. Ma ryService PickensTuesday. was taken by the Syracuse urut. !tom Ohio 124 to Veterans Memorial Hospital: at 11:20 a .m. the Tuppers Plains unit transported Donald Myers from Ohio 681 .to the Holzer Clinic; at 1:57 p.m. the Middleport uni t tra/lsported Leona Wall ar~ from Highland Road to Veterans, and 11t 9:18p.m. the Mrddlepo!t unit was called to Zuspan Hollow for Jerry Uri~ who refusoo trea tment. posted on speeding charges; Margarpt Hanning, Pomeroy. $43. fa ilure to yield the right of way; Gary Grueser, PomerO)'. $63, traffi c light violation: David Sigman, .Middleport , $43. left of ·center. and $375, driving tinder the influence. . , Fined were Sam McCloud, MJddleport. speedmg, $48 and costs. and no. operator's license. $63 and ·costs; Carl Hall , Pomeroy. tv.·a counts of assault, $213 and costs on each count ; .James a -emeans, Pomeroy, speeding, $46 and costs; Nicholas McKnight . Middleport. . $44 and costs, speeding; Earl GootE, Pomeroy , $~ and rost s. speeding; Timothy L. Vincent, F1lnt. Mich., and Edward _A. Twenty-one cases were processed in the cou11 of Pomeroy Mayer Richard ·Seyler Tuesday night. Fourteen defendants forfeited bonds. They are Jeff Whittington , Middleport, $63, disorderly manner: Don Rose, Portland, $45; Kelly N i~rt. Gallipolis. $44: John Grues ~r. Racine,. $45; Allen McFann, Wellst!ll1, $45; Carin Taylor, Pomero.v, $45; Larry Rider. Pomeroy, tary retirement program face of .aggressive co mpet ition, As prevktusly announced ,- costs overa ll performan ce In the quarter associated with the headqua rters :was especially noteworthy." reductio~ an d 1he saiP of unproflta· One except·ion. however, wa s bte food stores and mat uf<rturing retail l"ll si ness in Texas, "Which !<~Cillties wer~ taken as a one-time continues to suffer as a resul t of a after tax charge in the third . depressed energy-celated econquarter. In addition, the charge omy," sa id company official s. included another $12.1 nnillioh " In a word, business is good,'· applicable to operatklns • being said Kroge r Chairman Lyle EvediscontinuEd . ln total, the specia l ringham . "Consideringt hecompet· ch arge amou ntEd to $94.4 million , itive sit uatkln we've fa ced in many or $l.!B per share. of our major mar~ ts. plus the lime The company said Urat " in the and energy the entire crgan izat ion charges. '' Regular meeting of the Rutland township trusto:-s wlll be held at 6;30 Thu .,;day at the Rutland fire house. . rF.~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~E~~====~ ,· ..• C SPECIALS 1 SERWINTER I E.SPECIAL • ,1 I _ , FLUSH COOLING SYSTEM, CHJCK ALL HOSES, CHECK ALL BELTS, ADD 2 GALLONS ANTI FREEZE. $ . 9 5 Special 19 REG. S29.9S PARTS NEEDED REPLACED EXTRA OIL CHANGE ·sPECIAL Retrial counsel NON RETURNABLE BOITLE Big K Soft Drinks UP TO 5 QTS. OF GM OIL, FILTER · ·AND LUBE Hair looks extra thick and full if you blow-dry from the scalp outward to the ends. But, be careful not to apply too muc:h htlt. For the •••••••••••• lightest t tl-over coverege , use 1 make-up •••••••••••• all..over good IOOkl , For cut an s,..,,, • tinted moisturizer. e-v-c~re let us hairstyle for you. $15 95 ..jull SPECIALS GOOD THRU NOVEMBER 1, 1986 Trudv Monhall, Mary Pow•ll, louro Rl'4!d, lh lu~DI , Mila Ravn~~nd ~,. I LIMIT ZBTlS. WITH. COUPON COUI'OIII GOOD THURSDAY, OCT. W, I~·IOp01 SUIJECT TO APf'ltCAILf STAff t LOCAL TAXES ' ' Smith Nelson Motors Inc. POMEROY, OHIO Serve 'N' Save Sliced Bacon Doz. 58 LIMIT 1 OOZ, WITH COUPON SQCOFF lb. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER fAM ilY COUPON GOOD THURSDAY, OCT. ll, l~pm- IOpm SUBJECT TD APPliCABLE STAT! & LOCAL TAXIS .!!!!..!"':!'!! The Purchase Of A Gallon Of LIMIT 1 PKG. WITH COUPON Tamarack Farms Apple Cider LIM IT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY COUI'OIII GOOD THURSDAY, DCT. lO, t~pm - tDpm SUBJECT TO AP1'L1CABLI STAT! & LOCAL TAXIS LIMIT 1 GAL. WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE COUPON PER f AMILY COUPOII GOOD THURSDAY, OCT. lO, t~pm-!Opm SU8Jit:T TO AI'Pl!CAIU STAff It, LOCAL TAXIS DOUBLE $1 ° Manufacturer's OUPONS Kodak Film LIMIT I PKG. WITH COUPON LIMIT ONE COU PON PEA FAM ILY ------ COUPON GOOD TIIURSOlY, OCT. 30, tll~pm !Opm SUBJECl TD APPLICABLE STATE ~ LOCAL TAXES FACE _COLORS CHARACTER . .. Make-Up Kits .......... ...... Fresh Broccoli -·:·= =- ·..:::-:. ·...:::·:·.~-- - IN THE DELl-FRESH MADE Halloween Cat Cake ..... Bunch Each ·--= $399 == I each ,· BUY ONE 12-CT. PK G. Freezer Pleezer Monster Pops GET ONE. No pu~illl• -ury. Entlr thll'lpii-Cota FrH 1roctrtn sW..taw bltra,.prtnting veur 111111. complltt lddms 11111 phOne numlllr on a 3 ~ 5" Cltd IIIII dlplllttng h 111111 dlsplly In parllclpalng 1 - by the dJII IJMCIIIId Ill 1111 pastlr In ltlt IIIII. Llllltt If 1111 entry 1*11111 v~n . MtchlltlciJtr raprohCIII sntrtn wll nil blnllll. Till sllll 11111111 wl draw two (Ztlllnners If sHG urtlflute t• trw...., _ IN In a jlll1lclpatl"t 11111. Till winners will recelyt '-lilt! Gtrlt!Dit frltl! · tlllstwi 11110111r. 80 Race St. 992-37 51 Middleport BEV BISHOP-OPERATOR MAXIN E MEDLEY· OWNER ' CALL FOR APPOINTM ENT Open TUESDAY thru SATURDAY Tuesday and ThurJday Evenings By Appointment r' 0 0FF The Purchase Of 24 or 36 Exposure or 2-Pack Disc Film WITH $10.00 PURCHASE Here's How To Enter: PRATT BEAUTY SALON .,&\ '.!.> ' ' 992-2174 500 E. MAIN ISMila PDwell - lunmngl . ·~~ LIMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMILY .~t • rdrt• .~nlon~ 11 t W, 2nd St. Pomoroy, Oh. 992-6720 HOURS: Mon.-!at. 9:00 to 9:00 Coli for An Aptrointmont c. 2-Ltr. KEEP THAT GREAT GM FEELING WITH GENUINE GM PARTS OFFICIAL RULES TO WIN FREE GROCERIES' CALL FOR APPOINTMENT •jJnventory reductio ns and activJiy relared to the sale of the drug store ~usiness'' hur1 the division's third quarter r'P'; ult s, ·the c~mpan.y said , · Beat The Rush! Get Your latest Styles B~fore The Holid(lys has had to dPvot.e to implemrn!lng ru r co rpOJate re<;t r-ucturing program, the thir d quarter performance Is very gr·a!if)<ing. With restructuring behind us. 1w tX' Iir v<· we will. tmve a strong -ilJtJ.<;t uf momentum going in to l98.i ." • Krogersaid t ro saleofitiSurx•Hx a nd Hook Dnrg stores iiPXpr<'IPd to he compleiPd hy Ihe em!oft"' yeat. Zebols~.-Cold_Water,_Mich_~li.'ifi.and_cost~ach.JJILllll;>gl!Lpar kin g Cases concluded in mayor's court (Continued from Page 11 . to communicate with Furst. which she described as "like talking to the wall." Mrs. Lee sa id she "told her olf" pn Jan . 5, 1983, theday ri.Mrs. Lee's mother's birthday, when Lee and FiJ.,;t arrived at Mrs. Lee's mother's house In Gallipolis Ferry. Lee had "sucker bites" on him and Furst was giggling, Mrs. Lee testified. She sa id she notified the prose:-utor's office in Point Plea' santto see if anything could be done about Furst. She also grounded Lee, she testified . Despite ~ing grountEd , sro said. Fu.,;t picked up Lee and took him to her hou se to live. Mrs. Lee said she again visited 1he Mason County prosecu tor's office and the GaUia County prosecutor to ~~ action. Shortly afterward, Lee returned home. "We had a discussion and I he few days he spent over there seemed to change h\s attitude alX>ut Shirley," Mrs. 1k'E' said. Kroger's • earntngs up over last year $53; 'Margie Wolfe, Racine. $46; Richard Friend, Syracuse. $.J5: Janice Baker, Pomeroy, $45; Larry M. Smit h. Pomeroy, $4.l,, all The Daily Sentinel - Page ~ 1 5 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio the nation's sE:Cond largest super- cents, compared wit]) 47 cents last market chain , report s that third . year. . Sales from continuing operations quarter earnings from continuing . operations of its core businesses in the thirdquarterwere$4.9bllllon, were ahea_d of last year 's third up 4.9 percent from sales of $4.7 billion .in the 1985 third quaner; quarter. Kroger's corporate res tructuring Net income from co ntinuing program. an·nounce1 in J uly, . inoperations before a special charge involving the company's restruc· cludes the sale of its reta il drug turing was $42.9 million, compared star. bu si ness, the withdrawal with S41.9 million in last year's third from the St. Louis market. the quarter. company officials said closing of other unprofitable food Tuesday. Per share ea rnings bo?- stores an,d the reductbn of headCINCINNATI <UPI) -Kroger, fore the special charge were 48 quartO!rs expenses throogh a volun- Rutland trustees meet Thursday Two petitions for dissolution of marriages have been filed ~ the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Filing for dlssotutxm were ' Wednesday, October 29, 1986 G1ner11 Rules Odds olwlnntot 111 dspandtnt on till numbor Df ornrtn IICitvtd. All ll~n and dtjMIIII 1111111 IIIPOOIIblllty ttlthlwtn.rs. Tlltrl IWIIPIIIkn Is lflft 1G II lfttdlltll af 1111 U- 811111 IICI~ar 1111plojlll IIIII tMir llllllldtalllamllfls If 1'1 1~Cata USA or s~Cola B11t1tn1 CllljiiiiiM. l'lpsl, l'lpi~Cola, Dill il::psl, l'lpsl Lith!, auntatn Dill, Dill l'lpll Fill, '1'11111 frH, Stta, Dill lite, M111111nn . Ortnp, Dill M1mllfln Oran11. Clllrry Clil, Dill Clttrry Cilia, Ap]lll · IIIII Ollt Apple lllcllllirldllllllkl If l'lpsiCo, Inc. . SAVE $1.00 WITH THIS REFUND OFFER Here's How: 1, Complete this original mat~ in certificate. 2. Buy any two mutttpacks or three 2 liter or 3 Iller bottles of any Pepsi·Cola product. • 3. EnciHI proal of purcllase!ortgtnatslora receipt with price clrclod. Write In UPC code number,) 4. Malt completed certlflcate·snd store receipt 11: Free Groceries Rebate Program P.O. Bo~ 4416 Young America, MN 55399 'f'lpsHole pn>rloctt no: l'lpsl, Dill Plptl, l'lptl Light, Mounllln Dow, Peps! Fne, Dttl f'lpol Fr11, SIICI, D~l Sileo, Mlncltrln Or1ng1 Slice, Diet Menrlarln Ortnlt Sileo, 'horry c• Stice, Dltt Chtrry em, SNco , Apple Sl co or Dlt!Apjlie Slice. ,.,.I Utili enrl Sllot prlllluct miy fiOI II milllltrl to tH Ifill. • NON RETURNABLE BOTTL E .... ! JUMBO 64 SIZE EXTRA FANCY WASHINGTON RED OR GOLDEN ~DDIIEII "" Delicious Apples.......... .. -. ......- .... IIANII'V!CHAI!D .................. ..-... ...... "'!!inf..........,, - KROGER • -~~· ....... ,..... "''" ~ . ,..flit..... ·-· __.,._ u...-•• tsltM. tllflr to wl 1111 • - • Kl ... nlot lOlly II U.S.A. Tu rout!-,_. thll Mttrws. 11lla lftllltll ..-... CII'WkiiiM111 ICCI"~ p.r flltutlllt..r ""111 N repnjucM OIICtro..U.W" rrthorwllt. II yun OMIItrllt ,...,;. ttro UI'C ,;-, wnlllllrr Uflt ,..... 11 yur fiCIIPI ont 111101 fillet ·' rb. . . ggc ggc : Kroger Pinto Beans ...... 3 SJ Evaporated Milk ............ U.S. GRADE A HOLLY FARMS . Breast Quarters ... ........ . KROGER , ~pelt~~<~ Pep II .COlt.,, IIQitlelt\l lltdem.,•• ot Pt~s!Ca , lnc. ,, \ • I, ' lb . 4·1b. GaL PIMI. Semjlll UPC tymtrot 2·Litar ggc Grade A Large Eggs ......18-ct. 5169 Kroger 2% Milk............. u... ,..IIOIN,tN7.-. fllunrl 1* ~flllty. llorrllllltf, w- ·· Dlflr .... W-.11r U .... FREE! Cherry RC or RC Cola • • 12-oz . ,, • �-· .'~- ' . ' I , . P •..:_ 16~The Daily Sflntinel .Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, · WEidnesday, October 29 .. 1986 Park -District createS structure to promote area tourtsn• : r-----..:;.---:---------.. . . .-----...;-____________ !'ark r.orra:U.s!!i oner ?nr~ Cor!l'11 ~s ioMr ?a r k :>is<:rict .. I "e·.~ , ?ersonn ~ l t Divtsion DiVis on I !listr i ot LTreasurer ~·telooment . I :' i ?L1nn i ne j I Exis ProMOtion' :Y.. vision 1 IHainteM nce ng ~~~~~;~a,:~. ,.,ents which ·~· · The planning department would ?ro.1ects !Ji Vis ion I jsecurity ., I gat ~lor all a~a il able doellmentation of thls event and lay theroute0ntoa county map. Next, the bcatlon of significant events associated with Morgan's Raid would he re. sea rchoo and sites mapped . Mini- · parks and cornmemorat!ves would tren be plan.ned fo r plocement at these sites a iong the route. Ascript · describing tre route and s!gnlficant events would tre n be IJ'epared for use In tre tape-tour. Qn(J' all aspects of the project are on papa-, cpera ti ons I and J PrOQ"a~ing MEIGS COUNTY PARK DISTRICT ORGANIZATIONAL CHART !EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third in a series of four infonnatlve artiCles outlining the Meigs County Park District Project. The Meigs CO!J nty Park Dl<trict Board .of Commis.<ioners <'<>nsists of Charles · D. Barrett, Stephen E. Powell and Steven L Story. A slide presenta- , · liOn of the Park Di•trict Project is . available fo r viewin g hy any group or organization. To schedule the presentation or if you have any <tuestion.' or eommenl' regarding the project, contact · the Meigs ('ounty Park Dlo;trict Board of Commio;sionrrs through the Meigs County Ot•velopmenl Office at 002-ll!!61. A ha~· hour kaleidosmpt• program dealin ~ ' with this p rogram will air at 10::10 a.m. Thursday.). The Meigs County Park District Project has evolved from Ihe basic irlca of prm iding inrrr.asoo recreaJional oppol1unit ies in Meigs C9U nty. It is now an aggress ive pro ject encompassing various aspcris of hislorical and natural reSilurce pres<'rvat ion and conser-' vation. recreational and economic development an d tourism Industry development through the marketing of Meigs County's assets. The fol lo,ving list of locat ions. occurrences. proposoo activit ies and progr·ams is to show the di\'Prsity of the potential which t•x ists in Meigs Cou nty for park and recrea tional developmen t. 11 also Ulustr ates the wea lth of oppol1Uni· ties which can be utilized In the development of a tourism industry wit hin Meigs County. This listing does not include all development possibilities available. nor does It es tab lis h any pr iority for development. The reasoning behind selection of these and other activities for development within the Park Distr'lct structure is that they utUlzethe assets of Mel~ County In such a way that benefits of their existence would be realizoo directly by county residents through increased recreational opportunit y; they would establish ~ system through · which these assets can he pre· served for fu ture generations; they provide an excellent scheme for bringing tourists and tourism dollars into Meigs County. The list Includes: Rappelling and Roc.k climbing complex, Nat'Ure Preserves, Museum of Na tural History, Photographic worksoops and expeditions, Meigs County Arts an d Crafts. Marina development at embaymcnts of the Ohio River, Chester Court House and Academy, 62 miles of Ohio River, Rural Bed and BreakfastNaratlon Farms, Dwight Mutchler Mural, Kidnap· • ping of 1824, Colonel Jenkins raids, Morga n's Raid, Indian enrounler ci John Coleman and Jarob Kimes, Na ti,·e Indian sites withln Meigs County, Stage line rou tes and stops, Prof hails longwall studies ;;MORGANTOWN . W.Va. 1UPl 1 - Technologica l kno~ ·- how from West Virginia Unilwsi ty and longti me experience in the People's R~publ ir of Chi na has led to success in longwal l mining studies. Syd Pen~:. chairman of WVU's mining engipflE'r division, said an academi c. exc hange between li'VU's College of Mineral and· t::nefllY Resources and t h~ China lnst itute of Mining and TechnoloR)' h<~.s proven beneficia l since its establlshmr nt last vear. l.o'ngwall mining was a no! ural area of mutual interest sin(J' WVU has been recosmized internat ional ly as a leader in the field and China has had plenty of e<perienre in the ta-luniq ue. Peng said . Last summer. five scien tl~ t s of China worked wit h Peng and other WVIJ facu lty mcmt:l' rs to lllild a 1 noodr l for longwa ll simulatio n . "What we have 10 offer the Chinese is expert i~e in mechanized · · .. p 'd " In ,_ uS mrn mg, eng saJ . ' '" . .. longwall mining 1s 100 percent mec hanized and our productivity is the highest In the world." • • • s. ·pee tal_o,, ·the Week. ._ ..· 1 9 ' ,, .' \, WITH ,.IES, ... S1.64 ADOLBH'S r, . .'AIR.Y VALLEY 0 "At the End of. the Pomeroy-Mason B~idg1 PH. 992-25~11 POME' OY, OH. a· · ~~-~~· 0 79 OXYDOL.......... 199· I 2 MILK......... · POTATOES ........ 99( 59 ~~~~T-~.......... $99( r;:==========;i· MULLEN MUSSER 1Nsu,AN ( E Ill Second St., Po1111roy SERVE YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING , .IGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 do.hav<' something to learn from us in thl s arro ," Peng said. A visit ing schOlar' and three graduate stUdents of China enrolled this year at WVU and two undergraduate!; will rnr:oll next spring. the 'NVIJ chairman sa id. , A group of W\IU faculty members will be ln Olina next summer, Peng said. c0 BB JI FREE! BL_O~OD~ . PRESSURE SCREENING ON .TIJESDAY, NOV. 4.YOUR RITE ~- AID PHARMACY · WILL BE GIVING A FREE BLOOD PRESSURE. CLINIC FROM 10 A.M. TO 2 P~M. AT 208 EAST MAIN ST., POMEROY NO APPOINTMENT IS NECESSARY SIGN UP TO WIN A FREE BLOOD PRESSURE KIT the retail price of the prt scription . There is no tint limit on this uupon, but it tononly be used wiih your nuf presuiption and not mor e than one coupon ~ill be honored per preu(ription. ; l;lil=l Tha .. you for shopping llht Aid • OVERIWENTY-FJVE MiltON PRESCRIPTIONS . AR EFILLEDIN All! AJDPHARMACIES ' t . 1 I1 GlT YOUI.WINTER COOLING SYSTEM SPECIAL I GM FOfl .lONG WINTER. HAVE 1 Test coolant, uressure check entire system for leaks. drain and fill I 1 coolin& system if needed witll genuine GM coolant, check hoses 1 YEHKlf RUDY I THE !All Added Labor 11o Parts Extra! $1295 + TAX I !With Coupon) 1 PRICE~ + . .. AUGNMENT SPECIAL '·· Get started on the right frack lor_winter with genuine·GM front end alianment . $ REGULA~+ TAX Special Price + TAX (Wilh Coupon) AUGNMENT CHECK fNo adlust•ntsl · 1995 $1295 GOOD THRU NOV. 1, 1986 X -------------,:::ouPoN-----WBE , OIL AND FILTER t------------. 208 East Main Str•t · Pomeroy, Ohio ~harmacy Phone: 992-2586 CARROTS .... ,................. 39' I0 LB. IDAHO BAKING CHEESE ..................... S1.89 POTATOES ................ $1.89 HILLENDAIE LARGE NEW GREEN CABBAGE ............1! ....... 2S• ~---- - ...... ~ ~.. . ·: ' VEG.-BEEF SOUP ....~m... 2f$1.29 1 I I $1995 COUPON·- - - - - - -- - -- -1 I I I I I _____________________________J MONDAY THRU FRIDAY 8 TO 6 FRLDAY 8 TO 6; SATURDAY 9 TO 3 308 E. MAIN 992·8814 POMEROY. OH . "SERVICE THAT COUNTS" FISH .STICKS.••••••••••••••••••••••• S1. 99 211 OZ. MRS. 'SMITH'S , .PI.Es· -......•........ · ·· EACH '; s2 ·39 FRUIT . .. I I I I I I +ux I IWilh Coupon) I I I Special Price $1 995 •TAX (With Co ..on 12.5 OZ. MRS: PAUL'S CRISPY &lRUNCHY NER •••••••• ~~.~ ••• S.3. 93 I I COMPUTER ENGINE ANALYSIS I Let u~ take your etlline·s· pu!'se with our smart Engine Analyze r.· I (This is not a rune-up and does not include tune·up labor or tune -up I I parts) RfGULAR~ + TAX . QUARTERS.. .......... 2/SI.29 kRAFT 12 OZ. 16 SLICE PIMENTO PROC. 2 LB: 10 PC. BANQUET . Lubricate suspension, drain oil alii replace Mer using Mr. Goodwrench oil alii N:. filler. In tllis special we ,insist on using quality Mr. Good· wrench oil alii N: fillers. This is an honest to goodness special on quality GM parts. No substirue for ~ality. limit 5 quarts oil. Special Price GOOD THRU NOV. 1, 1!iB6 16 OZ, CEllO PACI -. TAX (Wllh ca,.on) GOOD THRU NOV. 1, 1986 RITE AID .DISCOUNT PHARMACY 1 ------------~9UPON~--- - -- ~----, . . MARGARINE ' 1 REGUlAR TAX Spetial Price 1 !Rocammonded at 24 month or 24,-GOO milo inttrvalsl I GOODTHRU NOV . 1,1986 REGULAR~ • TAX WE INVriE YOU TO VISit OUI I'IHat•noN DIPAIT.IIT Prese nt this coupon wi th your next prescription lllli our pharmacist will giv you $5 .00 (FiYO Dollars! .tf 1·18. amtn•< r-----------·CO U PON~------ - ---- . . NOTICE TO CONTRACTQRS STATE OF OH(O , DEPARTMENT Of· TRANSPORTATION C.Wmbus, Ohio October 10, 1986. . Contract Sates Legal Copy No. 88-1113 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 26.4 OZ. ORANGE DRINK TANG ••••••••.•••••••••••·•••••• l~~.... $2.89 30 OZ. LIBBY PUMPKIN PIE MIX ••••••••••••• $-1•29 ' . CAN IS OZ. STOKELY PEAR HALVES ••••••••••••• ~~!! ....... 89( 111 OZ. VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS ••••~A-~~ •••••••• 2/97< 1S OZ. CHEF-BOY -AR-DEE LASAGNA ....•••••••••• ~········•t!······89( 17 OZ. DEL MONTE SWEET PEAS •••••••••c.A.~t •••• 2/S1.19 ' 10 OZ. VIENNA I!ORK BAR-B-QUE •••••••••••c.~~ •.....••.. S1.39 24 OZ. MQRTON HOUSE BEEF STEW ........................ S1.S9 ' ·174 CT. PUFF FACIAL TISSUES •••••••••••••~~t .... 99< I On ,0 - 7,.1986, i1 the' Meigs Co\Jnty P.Obete Coort. .. Case No. 26278. Mae COUNTY . 701 2nd Ave. Mc"-l<, R. D.. Lono BottOm. ' COORDINATOR \ Ohio 41743, wa1 appohtod , Gallipolis, Ohio Executrix of the ootate of ' This opening located in OPEN 9 AM-6 PM ,t.eona M. Henlley, deoaaood, i the GMCAA/JTPA:s Meigs ' 10/2 3/ 86/lfn Sealed . proposals will be IIIIo of R' D.. Lang' Bottom. , County facility . in Po; received at the office of tho Ohio 46743. · . . · , meroy. The County CoorOiritctor of· tho OhiO o.p... . 'Robert E. 11uc:k, , mont of Tr-rtalion, Co· Probote Judge , dinator is reponsible for tumbus. Ohio, ·untl 10:00 lAna K. Nllletroacl, Cllirk the, programmalic activi- . Real Estate General A.M., Ohio ' Stondord ''lime. 110116,22.29, 3tc _ties of the Meigs County Thu~. November 6. ·198i, , ,JTPA Program and for _for ir11Jrove~ents i1: supervising subordiqate . Melg_a and Wiulf:llngton Coo• . O~io. on MEG·,24B· staff. We are looking for a (0 .00·5 .041 Stele Route 248, highly motivated person ..d WAS·124 - \0 .00-3.37) 21 ~sif!ess who is' sensitve to client State Route 124, by resur· 0 pptrrtunity 110 acres on ,, " and · program needs and faci1g w1th asphalt concrete. · Proje c t and Work · has proven · abililies . Rainbow Ridge in IAngth-71 ,386 """Or 13 .62 A Bachelor's Degree in miiOL . OPI!OIITUNITY Chester Township. Business Administraiton, Pavament Width; variU: ,Fr.,Qhile ovailabla h Personnel Management or Bidding on this project .is the. Pom..,.Midclleport Home National restrielod to Minority lluAI• ·•m.If YOu 1re proficient a Public Administration Entorprisas fMBE'i) oortlftod ' II Pl'lltllriJtt lndlvidualin· Bank Certificate is required. Exas MBE's in accordance with cometu',.,ms.erewil· RACINE, OHIO cellent written and verbal Section 123.151!81 121 otthe ling to uMerga Mtontivo O.R.C by · the State Equal training, end wou.ld like PH. 949·2210 communication skills are Employment Opportunity to conven a smellnvest· required. This is a senior Coordi!\otor and qualified to ment Into a hea~hy in· level position requiring a bid with OOOT ..,der Ch-ter came - send your re· Real Estate G'onoral sume.to: mature thinking individual 5525 of the O.R.C. DanTax. tnc. , with excellent manage· ''The dote set lor cq""letion Box 129x of lllis work Shan be as ,.. ment skills. forth in. ihe bidding -posat." c/ o Daily, Sentinel ~111 Court MARKETING tO' Each ~to witll hisi bid bea coftffied biddershol required ~~~=::~~~~~ SPECIALIST Real Estate"L::~ check or cashier's dleck for Ill This position has the amount equal to flve per Cll'lt 216 E. 2nd~S1. .. . -, specific responsibility of <if h~ bid, but i1 ro went more 1-----~--­ ·Phone ' then fifty 1housarid dollars, cr a contacting area busi1-/6 14)·992-3325 . bond for t&~ per cant of his bid. . nesses to market JTPA P,ayabla.to the Director. services and benefits. to MODERN - 3 BR, master Bidder1 must apply. on lllo 39xl5, 2 ~ bat)ls, lamrly rm , employers: T~ e successproper lorms. for <rJaiHicatJon · 27xl5, 2 woodburning fireplaat least ten cloys prior to the ful applicant mu st posces. range, relrigerator, dispodele 881 lor op111i1g In acmr· sess eilher a Bachelor's d.,ce wltll · Chapter 6625 sal, central air and heat. 2 lg. Degree in Marketing or Ohio Reviood Code. patios, db!. garage on landsten years susta ined exPh111 and apecffications are caped lot $130,000. on file in the Oepartin~t of perience as a successful 83 ACRES - Sec. 9, Surtoo Transportation .,d the office manager ol a business re· Townsh>p. 5 rm. farm home, of th8 District Deputy quiring direct customer fireplace, woods. tractor land. Director. contact. This is a un ique creekand minerals. Oil wels on The Oiracto,r reserves the next \arm $50,000 right to rej.ct any'and ott bids. position " requiring a wa .....J Smilll, Olrector 100 ACRES - 2 gas and oil highly motivated and ma(101 22. 29, 2tc wei~. minerals. gooo gravel ture · individual able road tn Salisbury near Rock to successfully commu· ( Springs 2 watet taps Free gas. nicate with both em· $40,WJ ployers and clients to inONE STORY - 6 rms, Buck sure mutual goals. There stove, nat gas, carpetin ~ 3 ' will be extensive local BRs, tn Ractne. $24,000. 1r11 tranl , and reliable. 10 ACRES - lebanon low n· shiJ. 70x14, 3 BR trailer, 1\? transportation is neces· baths, drilled well, palo, range, sary. Additional responrefrigerato r, su ndeck.$27,500. 'sibillies ~lso 'include the 46 ACRES - Near Tuppers utilization of the media to Plains. M inerals, 2 !railer spots create a positive public on good gravel road. $30,000. relations program to inBARGAIN Nice and neat, 3 Wanted sure emp loyer awareness BR one f~or home 011 Rt. 7 of a very successful emby-pass near Middleport Need lo sell befora winter. Jus! ployer and training proRADIOLOGIC $1 8,000 gram : Specific media Magruder Hospitrll has two positions 65x l2 MOBILE HOME - 2 training may be required . · available lor qualified AT's. One is a s.talftoch posiBRs, gas furnace, range. tion and the other ·seeks a steff tech whh special BOOKJmPER refrigeratorandsome furnnure. procedure experience. M•rudar offerrt a salary The Gallia-Meigs ComOnly $9,800. oommensurate with experience .Md a ~itive nwnity Action Agency's benefit package . Locoto• on tile ahoraliflolto Erie, NEED HO ME AND Port Clinton is the hOirt of 1 lloeutilulvwetiOtiland Job Train ing Partnership FINANONG? area . For more informldion Oft the ~ttien and tha , Act (JTPA) program has an area , please contact: C ALL 992-3325 opening for a bookkeeper LINDA BAlMY at its Central Office in Housing OUEF TECIIfiOLOSISI' Cheshire. Headquarters at A' minimum of 2 years experience in bookkeep· 1-1419 734-3131 Ext. 285. ing required, including Real Estate General inputling l,inancial information into (digital ) computers . Experience in FedRESPIRATORY THERAPIST/ TECHNICIAN eral programs preferred . A full time position is available for an RRT, Post high school educa · CRTI or eligible pt Magruder Hospital. Port lion desirable. Ability to Clinton , Ohio in the heart oft he Lake Erie Va· work with others a mu st. 608 cationland area . Salary is commensurate E. Main,.,.,...,_,. SECRETARY I with experience an~ Magruder offers a comPOMEROY, O. RECEPTIONIST petitive ben efit-pack~ge . for mora-inform•· ~992 ·2259 Thfs position 'opening tion contact: BRADBURY - Recently remo· is located at the Cheshire deled 3 bedroom home with Administrative Office of parlta l basement. huge the Gallia·Meigs CAA. equipped kttchen. ,dtning area, This-is a full-time perma· i .. '· ·and tree gas to house. '. · ne~t entry level pos~ion $35,000.00. . with all Agency benefits,. The successful appli ca nt MIDDLEPORT - Ntce 2 story must have a high school 3 bedroom with 11h baths, diploma or GED. Post enclosed Iron! strting porch. ftreplace, carport. lots of high school training in REGISTERE SE ~orage space. M any other computer use and office Looking for now challengesllld a chOnge in features. All for $37,500.00: sltills is highly desirable. environment? Magruder Hospital Is. no_w The person -hired will be ·hirihg full and part·timo RN'a . Openings REEDSVILLE - A neal 2-3 resp 0nsible for . answerexist on both our Medical / Surgical and our bedroom home ona large level ing the telephone and , combined Intensive/ Coronary Care Units . lot. Basement, large 2 car routing. calls in a very garage, storage shed. Aluni· Full time equivalent salaries for these posi· busy non·profit agen cy nu m. skiing. Good condition. tions. range from U1,160 to $24 ,260 per serving the needs of resiOnly $23.000.00. year depending upon trainl11g , qualifica · dents of Gallia and Meigs tions and experiences. Magruder also off. MORNING STAR SUBDIVICounties. Excellent tele· ers a competitive benefit package with SION - ' 3 acre parce l of . phone skills are required, many varied options. vacant land. Road ~onlage, including tact and an w ater and elec\nc available. Located on the shore of Lake Erie in tho abilily to react posi· $9,500.00. heart of a beautiful Vacationland area , Port lively 1,0 u~ c lear ques· Clinton offers a friendly, small town atmoslions. Typing skills are Sl. RT. 325 - Vacani'wooded phere within easy i'each of metropolitan also necessary. This is an land. Appro1imalely 11 9 acres. cul1ural. social and academic activities. lots of road fron tage. No excellent opportunity for minerals. $30.000.00. a mature person re·enter· Magruder is ·also now oftering MOVING ina the labor · force and EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT to ell out· LONG B:ITIOM - A 3 wanting to help others . of-town nurses who accept full-time posi· bedroom home wilhu nfin ~ hed tions, ' · 1f qualilied, apply by subfamily room on approximately 8'k acres, mostly wooded. mitting a cover letter and For further inforinatiotl' qn Ma_vn'lder and ' Garage. Close to state parkand rtsume $.1Jting whic~ JIQ· packet describing our Vac;atloalilld atea, · hunting'$15,000.00 · s~ion to the Gallia·Meigs please con teet:' • CAA/JTPA, Box 272, ~ enry E. Clei1nd, Jr. MR·S. MAUIEEJt CAMPBEU, R., "Cheshire, Ohio 45620. 992-6191 ' ' DIRECTOR Of NURSING For further irilormation Jean Trussell .. ,.. 949· 2660 (4191 7S4-3131, £xt: 238 Dottle Turner ..... 992-5692 call (6L4) 992·6629 or at 367-7342. GMCAA/JTPA Qftir.• '-""""992·2259 is an Equal Opportunily MAGRUDER HOSPITAL Employer. Closing date · 61S fulton St. for applications is No· Port Clin!oll. Oliio 43452 vtmber 1986. An Eqvl! bpportunlty Employer 11£AI.101 • Unimproved· Land For Sale ·' .. I J.R.'s REPAIRS GUN SHOOT TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service RACINE FIRE DEPT. · Bashan Building .EVERY . SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Electronic Organs Mobile service 6'14-843 -5248 Factory ChOite 12 Gauge Shotguns REASONABLE • REliABLE 8·20.' 86 tfn SUGAR .RUN ASHLAND ' 0 I ' ' AlB Call: 742 -2407 10/27/ 861! mo. Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Trln1tnl11ion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE All Maku BOGGS SALES & SERVICE " At Reasonable Prices" GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized Jaltn Deere, · New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deal or U. S. RT. 50 EAST PH. 949-2801 •Wltshers •DishWa sher s or 949-2860 •Range s •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers Farm E,ultme•t Perfs & SeNiee Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAUS 4-16.'86 tfn PARTS and S THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP . ·1·3·'86 lfc RADIATOR , *VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING . "BLOWN IN INSULA nON Fot All Ym P1lwllw1 N11d1 PIUS, OffiCI Suppies & Furniture, Wedding and Gradualian Stationery, Magnetic: SER~ICE We can repair and r&< core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out .radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. BISSELL SIDING CO. Signs, Rubb.or Sttonpl, N.ew Homts ~ilt "Free Estimates" · Business Forms, Copy lorvius, Elc. 25'S Mill sl .. Middlljlort 104 Mulberry Av., Pomoroy PAT HILL FORD PH. 949-2801 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls 3/ tl/lfn 992-3345 3/2/tln 1-13-,t fc . ACCENT . 86 M. H. Repair "~HDM4N'.t 675-46i G I - 2 We ' ll . . Stock · Mobile Home Parts Alt.r 5 Cal J42·2027 4 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 L________"!"'_ __ _ _ ..;;.;;;.;;;;...o~,l GREAT BEND ELEcTRIC, Inc. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR . WIGS CO. HUMANE SOCIETY ~AS _BEAUTIFUL KJmNS and CATS FOR ADOPTION $SOD Adoption Fee , Includes Wormed and Fir1t lnnc;~culat i o ns HALF COST of SPAY I NEUTER at time of Adoption Balanct Paid monthly ,ro Humane Society CAll 992 -6505 992-5427 or 992-3026 10/ S/ 1 mo. games. m isc . ....... Pt'Pieasaiit ..... & Vicinity ' MOVING SALE - 2215 Jeffersan Avenu e Monday through Wednesday. 1 Yard Sale. refrigerator , babY clothes and toys, c lothing. mit e:' etc. Tum in to Jr. High , house , behtn d track . Wed , Thura, 10:00 AM till ?. 8 Public Sale & Auction Grand Ra·op ening Sale Satu rday & Sunday at Ed's Gallipoli1 flea Market in former ThaiM Ford building, Rts. 35 & 160,1 Free doar p~izes . Free gifts lof children , ~hr i stmat glh s. Old and new merchandise. Dealera no t e: Only a do zen spaces left at $6 0 a manth. See me there Fr.iday 9AM to JPM . Wanted To' Buy · ' We pay cash f or lat e mo del c•ean<' used cars. Jirn Mink Chev.-Oids In c . Bill Gen e J oh nson ., WANTED TO BUV uHd wood & coal haaters . SWAIN' S fUANl · lURE, 3rd. &. Oli ve St. GaiUpo'lis. Call614-446-3159 . Buying d a ily~ gold . silver eoil"'s, '• rings , jewelry, sterling w ar e. old co ins, large currency. Top pr ices. Ed. Bu rken Bar ber Shop, 2nd. Ave . Middleport. Oh. 614-~ 992· 3476 . Want ed 10 Buv s1and ing timber. 1 •• ph one 304 -676- 4412 . 8:00.• 6:00 PM after 6:00 PM 304676- 3924 or 304- 372 -6192. •• [mploymt~nl ~ ..•,..'• Scrvtces •1• 1--.H"e'"t"p-:-:W :+a-n""t-od..,..- - ~ 614-446· 33 58. ~ Lif e of Am er1ca s great hfa insurance i.' agen cies has an op po rtun ity for a supervisor in the Gallip o lis area. An ind ividual with a s ucceutul · sales ba~g round of at least two ' years, shoul d sen d hi!l o r het' ~> bu!liness eardto Mr. Wh ite. 870 '~ Michig an Ave .. Columbu1. Oh : 43215 . Re cine Gun Shoot sponsored by Ra cine Gun Ch;b . Every Sunday. beginning at 1:00 p.m . Facto ry Choke. 12 gu•ge shotguns. · Trapping supplies - Nite ,lil'es, Wheat lit es. Also buying Gin . seng . Geo rg e Buckley. 614 884 -476 1. Hrs. 2 -9 p,m. Man Sat Closed Sunday. Naed 1.00 cve'rweight peo ple' t o try new Herbl l Weight Contro l Pro gram. No drugs , no exercise. Ca11614-992·15007. No hunting or tr"p•u ing, Mynas Farm locat.t Chestnut ' . Giveaway :L10 w.tol! .JOid t>U!II>iel, both, female, Call 6 14- 367 - 0615 1. Yard S ale left overs givea way. Must tahe all. Call 61 • ·446 · 7076 . --~ . ----------~- : Eamings are up to you. Be a Fl ea t. Ma rket Dealur. Indoor spa ce oost sso monthly. Tal k 10 ; · dealers and man ager Friday • 9AM to 3PM . Ed' s Gallip olis Flea Market in fo rme r Th aler Ford buildin g. Rts. 35 & 160 . --:---::''------ time· Li censed Prac t ical Nu rse f1 4 ho ur s waekendg) for two res idential prog rams for developmentally disab led ld ults in Gellia County Want ed : Part ~ 1"t : 1.. 1. ,. !Gallipol is -Bidwell) . Hours: 89:00 a.m. and 3 - 9:00 p .m ., ~ Saturday and S unday. Current Ohio LPN licen s• . Pharacology ~ Certificate {or dotumentation of 111 r r tra in in g). valid Ohio driver's 1111 license and good driving r eco rd "'t 3 calico kittens & 1 long haired black & white. Co li 614- 446- AACitiE, OHIO Emergency 949-2516 Ca rport Sale on Broadway St. in . Racin e. November 1st , Satu rda y. _9 ,00 · 5 :00 . Clothing. ' .,..,-- -- - . lns~r&r_' ce s.up ~ rv isor . On e ~ 9636 . ' OHice 94M4U Nov. 1 and No v 3. Edward Ball , r e~ id ence End of County Rd . 1Q , on old At . 33 . ~ Make Christmas money, sell ~ Awn . Mak e 45 percent . CaU • · SWEE PER and sewing machin e repair. parts. end supplies. Pick up and deli wery , Devil Vacuum Cleane r, on& ha lf mil e u p Georges Creek Rd . Call 1514 446-0294. 4 RA_YMOND E. P~Offlfi WAC) ,, -- .. 3 Announcements Ridge Road .' •Residential •Commercial •l.ndustrial omeroy Middleport & Vicinity Used mo bil e homes , Call &1• .' 1 Announcem enls - (614) 446-'7619 or (614) 992-6601 ....... p....................... .. 446.·0175 Debbie Meadows- Owner; lmojean Blevins Loretta H,olsingar, Shel!v Ohlir)geJ · · Melissa. Downing,' . Merri Ainsbu · z I -..,.-----· "Free Estimates" Installation AvaUaltlt EAR PIERCING, MANICURING;- PERMS 1\ND -AU YOUR STYLING NEED~ ~ ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. x Licensed Clinical Audiologist 9-~ . 2282 , OPEN:Mon. · ffi : 8 am-9pm- Sat. 8 -6 Walk-ins Welcome · -a: 3 Family neer NGHS on At . 160. Thu rs .. Fri . & Sat C lothin ~ , sweeper, glasaware & antiquas. ,• · TOP CASH paid for '8lmocte1 1 1 and newer used cars . Smith Buick- Pont iac. 1911 Eutem I Awe., Gallipolis . Call 61•· 446·" 992-571111 FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS C!' Co1111uterized Hearing Air Selection z Swim Molds · Interpreting SeiVices Yard Sale Oct. 29-Nov. 6~ t ' -door. auto accessorles, s mall ', fuel sto-ve. clot hing. hou 1ehold . goods, Srnit hs, Johnson Ridg e · Rd . '' 614 -446-3672 10-S·tfc 271 N. 2nd, Middleport ~ • Yard SaleCent en aryTownhouse ·-' Oct. 31 . Nov". 1 . Corelle dishes. home inte ri or. coffee pot, miXer . jewelry, matt r& ~s boxspring, . , 9 FEia COMPANY · PH. 992-6931 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT --- --------- ------ -·- ----- .. ----- -·-- ·-· --------.------ -· -·· BISSELL BUILDERS -CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES 985-3561 ·- ·-- -- " 6-17-tfc Pomeroy, Ohio 4-15-'86-fc [CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEI 1 •Trucking (free Estimates) Bob Barton, Owner 10·17-86-1 mo. . ::.:=::::~~ : 7 Yrird Sale •Basements work PH. 992-9949 . FOUND tan and white colli e, ~ J un tor High area . 304-67 6 - " ~ 1320. •SeWage Systems •Water & Gas Lines •Water Well D,rilling - Addo'ns and remodatlng - Roofing and gutter work - Concre te w ork ...!Plumbing and electrical 190 MUlBERRY AYE. POMEROY, ON. area Ca ll 614-667 - 3562 •All Types of Excavating •Landscaping CARPENTER SERVICE REBUILT &REPAIRED LOST 800 lb Hereford cow. _;' Strayed frQ m William Wat ~n ~ Far m. Owl Hollow Rd . Easl. Shade. Maybe in Sliver Ridge MEIGS EXCAVATING (OMPANY YOUNG'S AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS I s: ·I LOST in vicinity of 77 5 & AI ...• 141 , long-hairl!ld w hite-cat with ~ gra y sPots, last seen Oct. 18 . ' Male, f amily cat. Ca ll Brian r Crou se or call 614 -379 -2167. ·POSITIONS AVAILABLE FIOUCIARV I ~ 6~Losc tan -d~ Faund ~~ v Ph. (614) 843-5425 . NOTICE OF APPCIINTMENT OF 1 "FO. .IlY SIMIIOIIS OLOS.-CAD.•CHEY." These Special Apply to GM Owners Only Pybllo Notico I DOWNING CHILDS SLICED BACON ................... S1.49 SUPERIOR BULK WIENERS .. . ............ L~~ .. S1.49 . Tit~ Chinese have been using r~m;i;n;im;u;m~ . A~s;ll;lu~st;r;at~io~n~,;w~ell~'il~l~~;~~~~;;~~;;;;~ ECKRICH. longwall mining fo r about HONEY CURED HAM ••••••L~~ •• $2.99 and a bout ffi percent of their mines HOMEMADE are Iongwall cperations, Peng sal<!. In the United States. less than 20 HAM BIGSALAD ...................L~; •••••• 89< pe·re nt of all roat mines are SUPERIOR RED longwa ll operations. "Only one-third of Olinese tongCHEVROLET•.OLDSMOBILE-CADILLAC ·BOLOGNA ......................-•••••••• u wa ll mines are mechanized so trey ~ years , '' Public Notice I • cperating within the county. Thls cooperative ar ran~men t will ensure that no existing agency is usurped and that no duplicatio n ot ~ttvttiesoccu r. lherroy prevenung the waste of valuable time and resources. . To achieve the goals of the Park District, an orga nizn tional structure has been deslgnoo with these ideas in mind, consisting of specialized departments with d ear and operable tines of rommunication, while at tre sa me time. holding the oomplexlty of Ire crga nlzation to a VINYl & AlUMINUM Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Ty(ll!a Worked in homo area 20 years "Free Estimates" . CAll COLLECT: - rEA FORD $ Sl 59 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. I C.&D ·PEN COKE ................ 99 EUGENE LONG 0 '1"-\ ·'. , .·, B ·. $A·Rl·.BO·Q_ UE . . IT'C ACREAT DEAl . .. The Underground Railroad, Wa· A~ .""'- · ~ • .• • • ~ ~ ......- ~ . , . shington's hike through Great . Bend. Site of the first cabin in Meigs the funding department takes CJ/er. r,;;;;;;;:;;~~;~;;;~;;;!~~~~;;!;;i;;~;;:;;;~ The funding department will '1 County, Site of the fi rst formal , settlement In Meigs County, The resffirch, and fKlress, all wss!ble _., Keg Company, The Cahoon Gang, fu nding sourees for tre IJ'Oject. .to Tow Boats on the Ohio Past and Include all ·available state, federal present, Shade River Valley, Hunt· and private foundation grant oour· LOCATED AT FIYEPOINTS INTERSECTION ing and fishing management, Coal ces whlch might be ln teres too ln ' Museum, Visitor information een· participating ln the !J'Oject. Once all funding req uired fo r . ( ters. Off-road· vehicle areas, Use of ~ LITER ( TIDY CAT implementation ri tre project is rec Ia tmeQ Mine lands, Walking LITTER.... ••••• tours of vlllages. Hiking tralls, Bike secui'OO . the project becomes the resiXJnslb!Uty of the Development paths, Horse trajis, Theme•festi· Department. Th L~ department will vals, and more. Ilion begin the physical develop42 OZ. GIANT Spoce limitations do not permit a ment and placement of tre !J'Oject. listing of all development cpport'Un· Mini-parks will be ronstructed . Illes available, but reading !trough tren tapes lJ'OOU(J'd. maps prin)<U thls brleflisting should spark some etc. ideas of yoor own as v how each When completed. the project is· B~UGHTON 'I- Gallon . S LB. BAG . can be used !br Park District given to the existing projects Vo PU!lJOS€8, and bring to mind other division, which oversees project aelivitles not mentionoo here. operation. maintenan ce·and securThe objectlve ofthe Meigs County lty. The Promotion Division will be MR. BEE-Reg. 11.49 Bag ' Park District will be accomplisred r-esiXJnsible fo r advertising tbe 4 ROll PACK VHVET without du plica tlng or Interfering ava liability o( the tape tour to with tre functions of other city, ensure a high user leveL BATH TISSUE ..... ( township, county, stat e, or federal · This is a simplification of a much agencies. All en ti tles operating more detailed process, l:lr t soould Plir s l tt 1 · ht Fast Friendly & Full Service wlthln the Park District, Structure give you an idea of how the district V uper 0 0 ' onrg will cooperate with, and utilize. to will funct ion. The md result . in this IJ~!J!!O!v!e!r!$!l!S!!J!MIII!io!niiiiPriii!izeiiii~~ at The Gas Primps the maximum ex tmt. all other case, is an attraction whl ch elfers t agencies already exf;ting and an interestingtouro! MelgsCounty, 1 clamps and drive belts. RITE .' track the deveiqpment of a basic buill around. ~ ~ significan~ of poople having other ln ter~ ts . · tXll h Idea to its !inishedproduct. tlu·ough Morgan's Raid in our history. The the spo rt sman arid cla"i' ' tqu tist. thls strurture, usingMorgan's Rald beauty of the tape tour Is that we making Me igs County u place through Meigs County as an can · direct people through oor prople rould eome to visit. spend a example. · villages wrere ·they can sh:lp, • few <;lays. an d mjoy the mselves. Morgan's Raid is a well - p.! rchase gocids ajld services. and Our own citizens wil l In herit from docunientoo ,.,ent in the history-<lf provide the type or ecooomic this an active pres eJ'vation of Meigs County. The idea Is to stimulation ou r bcal economy sign mcant natural an d historical. develop a .driving tape-tour in needs oo despe rately. · phenomena . recreational and .ecoassociation wit'hthi sevent along! he . Other ·projects developed withi n nomic development , and lnrrrosoo entire route of Morgan's Raid .from the Park Di$trici wou ld draw · opp.!rt unities ilr employment. Ire western ooundaty of Meigs r-~--~7""-~....;,--:....:.,.,--------,---.-..-,County, tQ Portland and north ~ .' • ., .· · . ...... ~ - .· .;...,. ~ toward At)iens County: A tlpe-Iou r ~ ..,... ~ ......, 1..1' uses a cassette tape, an d acro(ll· panylng map,' tb direc t lndlviduals ' . arout\d an · area. It' includes, In addition tb (lirections, information I Project!! : 1 requir ed: e• perien oe Working • whh pei" sons wkh mental re1ardltion and dev elopmental dis abilities preferred. Send resume ~ tO Robin E~y. ·euckiye Com - l~ munlty Servin . P.O . Box 60 4, t-, J ackson. Oh 46840. Dead lin e t.., for applica nts : 11 -6 ·88 . Equal Iii! Oppo rtunity Employer .h ~ Wa ntM r elii b le PEnso n f or 11ft housekeeping . E~t p erlence It hri· "'\. eren ce.s. Call between 5:30 or "'1 688 . Call :7~'J:: O P_M-::,~6-14-·44 ,.....:6_ - 4_;:2_;,: 45:.:,·_;_>~: ~' 3000 Governmen1 Jobs ~is\. _)(; Female white hllmpster. Call tn g. Call 80 5· 687-6000 E>t . :R-9805 . ,, 3 pa rt Be-o le, 814-446-3919 . 614. 446-1354. Rt •16 ,040· • 59 ,230 vr. Now Hir· !i • �-·-- --- 18- The 11 October 29, 1986 LAFF-A-DAY · Help Wanted · Need women . who are looking 2 pu• the gifts under the tree by having iQrward to Chrln~s . Help a Friendly: !:tome Pany at nome or just by a akin~ vour friends for an order from a book. Over 700 ft. EMM£1T, M-0: OIEI items. to Moose from! Get yours free from your party. Ca.l l your, Friendly Home dealer now and bo o k a party. Magnotla Nitl . 614 ~992 - 356 1 Of 614-992 655 4 Of 614-992 -5729 . Do,TOJL VET ERAN S : Put your ellperience t owOI'h AnE -4earns up to $128 .00 for <lne week-end pe r mon tl'l - ·an E-5, up to $159 .00 : $60 ,000 life insu ran ce - Gl Bill - Retir ement and m.1ch more to qualif ied men and women i1 !he Army National . Call-3619 30 4-675 -3950 or ,Guard - soo-642 . 12 Situations Wanted Will 00 baby-s1n ing in my home 1n Midd lep<lrt. Call 614-992 6926 1 B. Wanted to Do Se~tic Tank Pu""flin g . Commercia l & residen tial. 2 trucks tor pr o ~t service sao pet' 1.500 gal : lo ad . RON EVANNS ENTER PRISES . Jackson . Oh. Call co llect 614 -286-5930 . ATTENTION CAMPERS: Will mo11e your ca mp ers from carh p si te to winter ~torage area. Ca ll 614 · 742-3166 Financial 21: Business Opportunity ! NOTICE THE OH IO VALLEY PUBU SHIN0: CO re co mmends that you do ,business with people yOu know . and NOT to sen d money through the m11i l until you l'lav e lweost igat OO the offering. ' -lc Opejl your . own beautiful shoe sto re Lad1es -Child rens· Mens . All first Quality merchandise. Over 200 top Rllme bran ds- Over 1500 styles _Gloria Van derbilt, 9 Wes t , · Evan Pico ne. Andr ew Geller, Lil ClAiborne. Cepeilo, Bandolino. Bass. Bear Traps. CaliCO. Reebok. Stride Rite, Bus ter; Brown . Candies, LA Gear, Cherokee , Florsheim , Freeman. Boston10n and many morb. 512 .900 to 539,900 1ncludes beginn ing inventory, !raining. fi11tures an d grand fl)Bning promotions. Call todAy. Pren ige Fashions 501 -329 2362 . 1 • Ow n you1 o wn J ea n Spo rtswear , lad ies ap pare l. childrens-mat ern ity . la rge !Iil es, petite. dancewea r-aerob ic or accesso ries slo re. J ordache. Chi c. Lee. Le11 i, lzod : Gitano, Gues5, Calvin Klein, Sergio V11tente. Evan ·Picone , lil Claibor ne. M11mbers Only, Gaso line, He&lthtex over 1000 ot l'l ers, 514. 300 to 525 , 900 inventory. Training. fi~tures , grand opening etc Can open 1 5 days . Mr Loughlin 612 -888-4228 23 Profe ssio nal Services Starh s Tr ee and lawn S&rvice . He dges . s hr u b s , bu s hes trimmed . landscaping. stump and leaf removal , 304-5762842 Of 576· 2010 . Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr , air, pool, garage . Nice. C<l mmercinl property, corner lots & highw&y fron tag e. Li st with us . WP. h1111e buyer!l. A-One Real E5tale-Broker Call 304 674 -5104 or 304 -674 -6386 In Ra cine. nice 2 bedroom dupteJ PArtly !Utnished !1200 per month plus deposit. C1111 614-949 -280 1 or 614 -949 2860. For Sale . 3 bedroom, lull bath up. Y1 bsth dow n Carpe t, paneling . Nice to have you r own home tor Chriatrms . Ca ll 614992· 724 4 2 br. kitchen . bathroom. with laundry room, liv ing room & dinin g roo m. all ete c. Approx. 7 miles fro m Pt . Pl . on At. 62. 2 tr acts app ro11. 1 acremo reorless over looki ng K!ln8Wh3 River. UO ,OOO C& ll 304-676· 5440 between 8 :30 11nd 4 :30 Log home . 3-4 br. all elec-. fully carpeted . finished ba!lement, Ambrosia . 7 miles from Pt. Pl. on Rt . 62. City water, paved driveway & septic tank. situated on 'h ac re. overloo king Kanaw ha River . S60.000 . Call 304-6765440 be rween 8:30 and 4:30. 2403 Mt. Vernon Ave. new house o .~~eeptional quality . 2403'h two unit apt building, exc co nd. good income producIng. 2814 Lincoln Ave e11c con d. energy efficienl 304-675-4580 or 675-1962. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOM ES KESSEL ·s QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST, GALL IPOL IS. RT 36. PHONE 614·446-727 4 . CASH for yeur used home. . el.lying pre •76 modele. Contact Mr. Eitel at 800 ·826 -0752 . bedroom, ·p1nty furnlshtd apartment olf Spr ing Ave. . Pomeroy. Ohio. Lllrge patio llld yard. C1ll 614· 992· 6886 after 6:(U:. p.m . · 1 bedroom furnished api. in Middteport. All utiUtin Plid . Call 614 · 992 , ~0B4 . houses . Pt. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446-8221 . Efficiency apt , one b~room, ·down town , 304-875-9760 . 74 CARLYLE ®br LMry Wrtgllt KIT Graln .fed . freettr beet. C11l 614-318-8418. Trailer frame 2 axl11 , 8foot wide 11 toot long t100 . c.n 814250· 1785 . . .SQ~WJtflP-. "What kind of QU8ck is he? No special foods, no pills. He just believes in WILL POWER." r1.._----------.,..----------~ 32 Mobile Homes 41 Houses for Rent Mobil ~me Iota. ln\811 (;hildten accepted, Rt . 1. Locust React Mobil heme lots, Ohio River Road and Potters Crsek Rout' 1 . 304-675· 1076 for Sale 1976 141170 Gettysburg, 2 bdr., 2 full baths, porch & awning. 2 AC 's, ell elec., exc. cond . Best offer. Call 614-256-6520 or B14· 256-6502 . Big savi ng & big selection of used & bank repo11essed mobile home. Catt Kanauga Mobile Homes. 614-446·9662. 12 x65 Vindale .12x6 eX:pando. 2 decks , wilh awning , central air, underpinning, woodburner, dis hwasher. $7 ,600. Call 61•· 2 56·1608 . 1984 Schultz 14x70 with 7x20 expando on .. vingroom 8a kitchen area, 3 bdr .~ 2 full baths, total elec. has G.E. apace saver microwave . Selling tor ptyoff possible level contact if needed or loan-assume, will let underpinning & sma ll wood deck go with the trailer, if interested. Cell 614-379-2725. 3 bedroom house in Henderson. W. Va. 304-675-7'48. 47 Wanted to Rent 3 bdr. house full basement . Call 305 -675-3030 or 304-676 3431 . Garage to store ca r for winter, prefer vicinity of hosp ital. 304675·37BB. 3 bedroom hoh-tefor sale or rent; gas heat. 26 acres, in Gallipolis, Ohm. 304·BB2-3536. 3 room furnished apt. 2 bdr. house. no pets. Call 304-6762453. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr .. all utilities paid except elec.. furn . or unfurn .. sec . deposit requ ired . Convenient location. Call 614-446-8558 or 614 - 446 - ~778 . 2 bdr. fullyfumishedadultaonly , uti!. peid. Ca11814-446-4110 . 2bdr. unturn ., ell elec .. 2 miles At . 558 private lot $200 month . Call 614-446-4607 or 614446-2602. 2 0 acres and 1973 Eagle Trailer whh 2 bedrooms plus 1 add-on bedroom. Gas heat. Tuppers Plains-Chester water !lystem . Will sel l seperateiy. Succe11 Rd., Tuppers Plains. 614-667-6437. 2 bdr. Crown City area . Call 614· 256·64B4. 12x65 Vindale. 12116 expando, 2 decks with awning , w ood· burner, di!lhwasher. underpinning . Ca11614-266-1608 . 2 bdr. mobile home nearHMC no pets, S166 water intluded , 1100 deposit . Cell 614-4463617 . ' Rousl'l Ln. Cheshire. Trailor & approx. Y~ acf8 lot with, porch & storage buildin g. Call614 -3677 4 92. 3 bdr. trailer. 1112 bath on Cou nty Rd . 46 in Evergreen. Call 614- 446 -1323 o r 614· 2 45 9170. Great Buy- 12.1160 2 bdr. mobile home 24x28 metal pale building. a pprox . 11 ' clearance. ex tra hook up fo.r mobile home. garden space, all this on large corner lot. size 8 511 172 . Nohillstomow, in Pauiot. have to see to appreciate. Call 614-379-2282 . ' 10x50 2 bedroom m obile Mme. near Racine. Call 614 -9926858. Available Nov. 2. 2 bdr., furn . Waahar S. dryer. 1 acre gro und . Call 814-38884&9 .t1.er & :39. 1974. 12x85 trailer. 3 He dro , 2 tlath . Electric. Call 614- 85-3928. '81 Windsor 2 br room & kitch8fl , 2 underp enning, great co sell. 304- 882-3716. 8 & R Mobile Home Mower s, insu red. reuonabla ratM. call 304-675-6512 01 575·2485 . 121160 mobile home and lot on Hereford Lane, Apple Grove and 1 1h acre lot. 304-576: 2953. 12 ' •65 rrailer. utility bldg., storage bldg ., :.nacre land. Rt . 2, 4 -miles Nonh frcm Point Pleasant. Anne Schmitt. 304 -6755422 or 675-7976. 1975 Freedom Delu xe. 121165, 5 rooms and bath, 8x30 frcn t porch . one outbuilding and cis tern . S9 ,000.00 with half acre land. Palest ine Road. Ashton. bus route . 304-576-223'1 . 141170 Community trailer. com· plet etv furnished with water bed. air c ond , \lnderpenning , porches. Everytl'l ing goes. 304773-5945 . 1974 Hollypark, 100x100 lot, chain link fen ce , Plymale Road. Gallipolis Ferr y, 304-676-2029. 1982 Venture Villa. 3 bedroom. all elec, exc cond, call 304 -8756505 atter 3 :30 PM. Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 2 bd r l'lousfl w ith [lara>ge carperad , curtains . . dlshwa • hei & refrig. Near new city pool , 105 KinBOn Dr. Rent 1300 'mo. dep . 8e lease requ ired . Call 614 -4464347. 5 room house, good location. I 225 mo. plu s security dep. Call 614-446·8657 . 2-3 bedroom house in Pomeroy. Unfurni shed , Sugar Run area. clo1e to school. very nice. Pay own u tilities and deposit requ ired. Oay 614 ·992-238, or 614-992·2720 . 3·4 bedroom houae in Pomeroy. fully furn ished. w -d. miCt"Dwave, newly remodeled. ntc. room . Pay own utilities. deposit required. Ce ll days 614-992-2381 or 814· 992· 2720. Beautiful 3 bedroom l'louse .in Syrillcuse. Deposit and referen· ci!ls required . CaU 614 -9926298, ~ - 6, Mondr( through Saturday . 2 bed roo m hOme. Largeylrd, lfl cou ntry. 08POtit r&qulred . C11l 614 · 742· 25 41. 3 bedroom double wide with large vard. Partially furnished. 3 miles out of Pomeroy on At. 143 . Availlble November 1st. $276, Cat1614-992 ·7401 . For rent or sa le. 3 bedroom home in country . Close to Dexter 1nd coal mfnB!I. If interetted: ceii 614· 742· 2729 . 2 mobile homes for rent . 2 and 3 bedroom. Fumished. $185 and $210 month plus ut ilities and deposit. 614 -992-7479 or 6 14· 992-363B 1 bedroom Duplex trailer lor rent . S121 p., month for one end S140 for other. Partly lum i!l hed . . You pay utilities. owner pays water and sewage. Cell 614-992-2394. Taking Jpplicationi on 10.1160. total elac, 2 bedroom mobile home on Rt. 2, S150.00 per month 8100.00 depo sit. 304 6715-3002 or after 5:30 call 304 -675-6389. Taking applications on extra cleen 3 bedro om. total ehtc. 70~~:14 mobile home. security depotit required, 1300.00. 304675-3002 . Teking applications on four, 2 b e droom mobil e h o me s $180.00 per month plus gas. $200 .00 deposit , 304-676 3002. 44 Apartment for Rent Regency In~ . 2 b.dr., kitchen. nice. good location. reaso nabl e. Calf 304 -675-5104 or 304675·7437. Duple ~~: for rent 846 Second Ave., Gellipolis, 3 bdr. livingroom, diningroom, new kit c hen. backysrd, refrig . & range. $28 5 plus utilities & secur ity depo sit. Call 61,·446 - ~90 . Nicely furnished mobile tlome C A 8t heal. exeat location, adults Qnly, Call814-446-0338. 61 3'h 3rd. Ave. 1 bdr . t:tri\Jate bath , 1140 per mo. Deposit required , Call 614-446-4222 between 9 & 6. Furnished apt. 1235 . UJilitiet p•id . 1 BR . 920 4th . Qalllpoll1. 448-4416 after 7pm . fyuljtbed apt. 1 bdr. S236 utilities paid. 101 4th Gallipolis. Call 446-",6 after 6 pm. Furnished effici ency 1,60 utilitin p.~id . ahara bath. 701 4th, Gallipoli1. Call 448-4411 aftere pm . Furniahed 3 room• and be th', clun. adult s only , no pets. Call 814-446-1619 . Nicely furn9shad 2 bdr. apt. Adultl only. Inquire at corner Flr1t & Olive St. at Sheppards Sale~ & SerYice . 1 bdr. apt. Dli&rlook ingcltypark. K-0 $180 per month . Call P.J 's 814 · 448 · 1819 or evenings 814· 446·2325 Small apr. 2 roo m. furnished , utilltill ptid, woutd like retired person, references requirod. Cell 814· 446 ·4063. 1 bedroom apt. for rent. 8asic rent starts 1216 . a month thet In cludes aM utiUties. Deposit required of 8200. Contact VIllage ManOr Apt. Middleport. 814-992 -n87. Equal Hou sing Opportunity. Apart menta for rent in Pomeroy. One and two bedrooms . Call 014· 992-6218 . Merchandi se 5 t Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St.. Gallipolis. New & used wood-eoal stoves, 6 pe wood LA suite 8399, bunk beds t199, antron rec liner• $9-9 . new & u1 ud bedroom suite! , ranges, wringer washers . & shoe! . New livingroom suites $199-$699, tamps, also buying coal & wood stove! . Call 614-446 -3159 . County Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV aets. Open SAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat . 614-<M6 -1699 , 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, OH. Valley Furniture. new & us8d . Large sec tion of quality furniture . 1216 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced fro m 8395 to t995 . Tab les $50 and up to $12& . Hide-a-beds 8390 t<l $696. Recliners 8225 to 8375 . Lamps $28 to $126 . Dinettes S109 and up to $496 . Wood tabl e w-6 chairs S285 to $795 . Des k 5100 up to $375 . Mutch es 8400 and up. Buhk b&ds complete w-manreases $296end up to $396 . I;Saby beds 5110 a. 8175. Manresses or box springs full or twin $83 . firm 573, and 883. Queen seta $226 , King S350. 4 drawer ctlest S66 . Dresse rs 889 . Gun cab in etl 8, 10 , & 12 gun . Gaa or electric range $376 . Babv mattreu.. S35 & S45. Bed '. frames t20 . 830 & King · fra me 860 . Good selection of bedroom suites, metal ca binets, head boards S30 and up to SS5 . Used Furniture: Washer & dry er, elecltic range. gas range, wood table 81 2 benches. bed s. dresser , & recliner. 3 miles but Bulaville Rd . Open 9AM to 5PM . Mon . thru Sat. 614-448 -0322 . GOOO USED APPLIANCE S Wasllera. dryers. refrigerators, ranges . Skaggs Applian ces, Upper River Rd . beside. Stone Crest Motel. 614· 446· 7398 . New & used retrig ., ranges, washers & dryers. 6 pe. woad · L.room suite $400. McUohan Furn .. Rt . 7 North , Gallipclls, Oh . 614·446-7444 . Rocker reclinet's like new , used twin & full t ile bedding'. Corbin & Snyder Furniture, 955 2nd. Ave, Gellipolll, 614-446 -1171 . Sears upright fr eeza r, 3d in. elec . range. 2 air condltlonflr!l 27.000 BTU & 14 .0008TU. Call 614-446·4B66 . Good uted colored TV for sela. Call 614-446· 1149 . Pidcens Used Furniture. Good quality used furn iture. Open 9 to 6 or call· lor appointment. 304· 676-64B3 01 675 -1460 . 23 inch Zenith color TV console. need l work , 8100 ~ 00 . O.B.O . 304·675·6504. Wh irpool 16 cu tt freezer, call after 8 :00PM, 304-675-2451 . 2 bedroom. furnished apartment for rent. Adults only, Call 614·992·2749. Smell 4 room hou ... unfurnished for rent. Adults ' 614-949-2818. Clellft , roomy 2 bedtoom •penment s. New H1ven . W.Va. C1ll 814-992-7481 . AlsO commercial spice. · 2817after&rM . Montgomery Ward microwave, must sell, dtlx. model. Cali 614-448·8637. Milied htrdwood !IIebi. S12 . per bundle. Containing approx . 1 1!2 tona. FOB Ol'lio Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 814- 992 6461. ... . i..:.:..:;__-'----·1•- Firewood for stle. 136 pick-up load . Delivered . Heap Voudlers _accepted. _:__ _ _ _ _ _ ·ItFirewood for sale. t35 pick-up load . Delivered . Heap Voudlera accepted. Call614 - 74 ~- 2488 . ·U sed R-66 Ditch Witch Trenctler and Bob Cat Loader. Ca111-614894 -7842 nr 1-614-694-5006. Persottal computer, Commodorl 128, 1571 disc drive. 7 progfams. 8600 . Call AI 614-· 992-2914. 3 HP. two sutge. servic:e !ltation type air COITCHeuor. A!lking 0750 . OBD . Coli 61.4 -992· &\lenlngs. Half prieel Flashing arrow signs S2891 Lighted , non·arrow 82791 Unlighted $'2 49! Frse lettersl See locally. Call today! Factory : 1-800-423-0183, anytime. 67 lowery Oen• Ottan $300. Call 614; 318-9306 .. . . 5 pc Roglfl dn1m set ,wtth Zildjen cvmb~s tnd attnd. owner will to finance, 304·81153880. I Pnvy PA IVI'Bm eJ:celfent fer 1inglng group ar church . Mlllft, 11ends, edqs, Primier unre drum with cne. stand e~~:traa. Call 304·468·1e&3 for det1il1 . mo.-. 56 ' ... d popl11r Rcugh Lumber. Oak 5125.00 to $150.00 per 1.000. assorted length Masoned wal nut . Can deliver. 304-675 4412. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Can set Walkers Wrecker. Henderson. WV. Rt . 36. Cabinet Zenith Jtyle stereo t 275. Gas hot water ttrik 30 gal. Tra iler steps . 20 in dirt bike . 24 1 in x 28 in . 10 tpd bike . CaM 614-387-7216 or after 3 614 · 367·0522. ' Dsep freezer 16 cuh 1 yr ~·d Asking 1200 . Call 61 4-'4 46: B073. 14 WI Rabbit GTI , 6 ipd., .., , AM -FM cetaette, eHoy whHtl , lllle new.'Call 614-245-5040. 75 Chivy l.oguno S -3. PS. P8 1 V-8. new ptint. bood con d. Call 814- 24&· 8040 . • 19n • Caprtca Ctulk, whitt body, lght blue vlnal top, light blue Interior, power everything, H- aond .. tilt steering wheel, t.pe .-._ , new tintl , Nns •celltnt. Call 814-446-1758 . 71 IulCk LaSabre hal It ell, exc. aond . lnlklt and out. Priced to oolt. C.H 11 4·446·0776. 74 Plymouth Duuar. 10 Chevttte . 77, Honda . II Chorgt<. Call 61 4· 446· 8993 1984 Etcort eJC. cond., red , aif naw t'ldiala. 11110, 84,250 . Calf Dons Undacaplng 614 :4488845 . Fruit S. Vegetables APP \ EI . plenty appt.., large size, all variety, ell fruits lftd produce. Jech Marht. At. H. Hendetton . 1973 Toyota Celice 2 dr.. 4 cyl .. 4 spd., lllns good. t2215 . Call 614· 266·6836 , 1980 Okl1 Delta 88 4ck, lots of .tr... Cail 81,·268· 6836 . 1178 fDrd FairmDnt . Extn thtrp , Low mileage. $1800 . 1878 Chevy Coprico 11110. Coll514·949· 2801 . w-. : ,~r.n Sup,1i11·. ,\ i lvl:,llll k Ctlilds 4J4 benery opet'ated truck. 16 inch boy!l bicycle. sewing machine. truck camper. Call 614·985· 3931 or 8149B5·3139 . Squ ire fireplace insert, to p of tht line. electric blower. u1ed one winter only, 8650 ,00. 304· 675 · 2927. Musical Instruments PiaM for aale. "Wanted! " R• aponsible pany to •sume IINII monthly payment11 on modern style con10le ,;,.no. Mev be,. . locally . PIHH' call . 1 Man~ger 1 · 800 · 523 · 28~0 . 15 ihch radial studded 2 lf'OW tires with wheels . Asking teD . Used 1 veer only . Call614-992· 5171 after 5:00p.m. Baby bed, &50 . . Small Hamelite Chain Saw 66 ; 5 horae garden tiller. 8125.; apanment size rafrlgerator, S60 . Call 614· 992-7B41 . • 1 t~~=~~;,;~== ,f;~~~~~~~1 61 1178 Oolto 88 Royolo OldomoWia. ODDd temity cer. •1050 . A.C .. new tfra. btttary, br•~ ­ Con 814· 742· 21 18. Farm Equipment CROSS 6 SONS • U.S. 38 West, Jackson, Ottlo . 614-281-6451 . Massey Farjuaon. New Holland. Bu1h Hog Sal• & Suvice. Ovar 40 Uled tractors to c:heose from • corf1)hltt line of new • uatd equipn-.nt. lMgest •taction In S.E. Ohio . JIM 'S FARM EOUIPMUIT CENTER . SR .35 W. GolllpGh. Ohio . C.ll 114 - ~1 - 1777 . ' " · 114·4<18·3511 . Up front .... ton ~ith wananty over 40 u1td .tractors, 1000 tool1. 1 171 Ford Elite. Very good «)nditlon . •1600 : Call 814185·4<118. ' p.m. Autotlllinted. •ns. Call &1•742-2:123. ' 11~2 F,rd Muatang . Auto .• PS, Pl. T-T.,, bucket seats, excel- loft1 3421 -· 147· . ·· 13100. 8141978 Chryshtt Cordove . Good oondltion. goad body. S1000 . C.H 114-593-7390 after 6 :00 p .m . a Buy M•vtag wringer Wllher. exc cond , *40 .00 . Tread M ill 120.00. After 5 :00, 304· 578· 2381 or &76-2386. Two couchs and chain , king lilt bed, Kenmore dryer , 304-6765995 . 55 Building Supplies Now bu-ying lhell com or ,., corn . Clll fMiatnt quotes. "iwr City F1rm Supply. 614-4412985. 63 Liveltock AkC Reg . German Shephl!!lrd pups. Cttampion bloodline~ , Sltl!!l & dame, RUd y for immediate sale. Call 614-446·421 1 . , AKC blonde poodle pups. Champion lined . Wormed & tailed . t 121!ii each . Call814-446- 7372. AKC Rep;.tered m•ie Sheltia; Reg istered rnale Cocker Spanlal pup; Miniature Schnauzer pupa. Coli 614-992· 2607 . · •eed • Register_. pi, ned Hertfotd. 2Y.t years old . C.l 814-143-5210. 1982 Soberu 4WD wogon·, VII cnnd. t3 .• S . Celt 814-441· 4141 . ' 71 Monte C•rto seoo.oo." n thunderbird t900. 00. 304· 875-7181 . 197.2 Corvene. 45.000 miles. Cond, t8 ,100.00. 304 -676· 1108 .. 576-8789. 1:311 • ~t' 72 1178 ChavyLUv 4 ipd . radto, lh•!'P· t1. 199 whh ttlis ad. J~n·s AutoASales. Butaville Rd .. o,tilpoWo. 011. (!)~ CD· E~ Teltltlht ET teltlt to LONnZo ~ abou1 his now sy-ed series, "'Dancin' 10 the 1971 Chtvv pickup, PS. new battery, new carbormr. Cell 814-448 -1835 or 814-441·, 2203. 1981 ~A IOn J"PJ e'ckup, auto. locking hJbs , PH , PB, lir, AM·FM. Coli 514 ·245 -5B41 lfter 4PM. 172 ford F- 100 ftttbtd . H ,OOO original mll11, on• tiOlUJD . Days 304178·4230 ...,lngo 571· 41U. -.n•. 1183 Chevy S -10. 4•4. elu: IOftd, loll of exttll, days 304· 171· 4230 or twnlngs 875· 4113. 1177 83 ,000 mlloo. V·l "'""'· t2.100.00 whh topptf 1nd new tir11. 304-578· 21 01 . 73 R 71 c -' Yomollo Vlrogo . CoN 114 -241·11837 . a C!lM*A*S"H aCD .......'ac- Cil Nlolllly ~~~~~- Re· lin.w. ()!) BRIDGE . M8cNeii·LIIhrer James Jacoby Newahour • (!II (II~ of Fortune !Bi~MIIIer 7:05 CD Slmford and Son 7:30 • Cl) ()) N- Newf¥wed Game ()) NML llo chly: ~ 8abrwa 11t M111'11*11 c.Mdiene l3 hrs.) live. (I) Too Clole for Celn· fort . a CD Judge CD Mother end Son (]0) WMe1 of Fort..,. a FRANK AND ERNEST • (jJ) (JII Jwop Oldy (BIB7:36 CD TIM ·wHoo;;...,-..,.--~e~nra 8:00 • ()) (II) Mlghwar to H......, ICC! Jonttthan and Mark help out a popular child<en's . television host who mus1 dacide whether or Auto Repair not he wants to adopt two voung11ers. 160 min.) In 1,' ·~ Stereo. . ........ . . ... (]) Brint 'EIII Bacll Alln a CD Cll ge.- CCCI ' a ~ Stran· (I) MOYII: 'TIM End' CD M8cNell·l.ellrer Newlhour Home Improvements (ll) Better 0.,0 Di· saster looms when the boys (jt • try to help out a homeless man. ® leo-: Ohio Specill: Glenn-Kind- DeMie (HI MOVIE: 'TIM Oc y · 8:05 CD MOYIE: 'The l.onl b ' 8:30 CD Htlld of the Clua (CC) -· a ()) Clll • RON'S Televi ll on Service . Hou!l e ca ll s on RCA. Quaz•r. GE. Speeiallng in Zenith. Cell 304-576 -239B 01 614 -446· 2454. (ll) Together We Bland When Sam gains new-f<U\d popularity aa • candidate for school president, his campaign manager Jack becom.a jealous and decides to run against him. EEK& MEEK 1J.IE. 11iOJ5LE WITH 15 I'M AFF1AID t:> LE.T P#J'OX:, Fatty Tree Trimming , stump removal. Caii3Q4.-676 -1331 . A tough play to find 'Hi By~J.-y tto e 6 5 atace of a putic:IIW deal. Wbea tbat Is : • 6 2 tbe CIM, JOt! jilt llave to llrit your ' t A 3 teeth lid mUll tbe play. Larry Grif- .1 ley of J~, Flori!la, was West llld - faeed with jut aucb a problem ap!nat the mundane two-spade Starks Tree and Lawn Service, Hedges . shrubi, bushes trimmed . landsca ping and 1tump removal . leaf remova l. 304·57&-2010"' 576 ·2B42. II"Cill A y.....,g English· woman't trip uti thl Ams· 1 One kind of rain 5 Ship . of 1898 10 Soft drink II Behavior 12 Exactly ANYTHING ELSE 'rt:U'D LIKE 70 roqerCOLD. Plumbing & Heati'ng CARTER 'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Founh and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 814 -446-3888 or 614· 446-4477 a (!II Magnum, P.l. A (fi) lea-: Ohio SpecNol: 18 Paseover meal river Zll Credo Excavating UNK SNUFFY, so•s I CAN GIT VOU 80TH IN TH• PlltHER ..,.~ '' '·· or Merrick ()!I) • (ll) Eq...U.er ·88Jlepute 40 Dice throw 41-French reoort 42Mum rragment 43 Zounds! DOWN 1 ~ad the . boards 2 Avian talk 3 Bantu language 4lnlem&· tionai - DAILYCRYPTOQIJOI'ES- Hert'l botr to trri II: MI:CJol must seve twO t~ boys when they dl...,...r 1 coffin filled wi1h crack and deadly drug delilrl. Jam11s Boys Water Service . Al so poals filled . Call614-266-1141 or 614-446 -1176 or 614~446 7911. AXYDLBAAXR Ia LONGFELLOW min.) IN-: Dillard 's W11ter Delivery, Cisterns , pool & well. Anytime but . Sundey, 614-446-7404 One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the lhree L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apo~Jraphes, the len81h and formation ol the wor!ls are all hlnta. Each day the code letters are different. CB'YP'I'OqUOTE Ill-It Ohio cetelbre:i;;. Moyer ._. Wan e rson ' s Water Maul ing . reasonabl e rates, immediAte 2,000 gallon delive ry , cis tern a, pool! , well . ere. ca ll 304-5762919. G Coal, limestone. grawe l. etc. Delivered 1 ton and up . J im ~an i er. 304 ·675-1247 or 67 5 7397 tt :OO Coal and limestone delivery. phon e 304-675 -3190. 1111. 74 Motorcycles Upho.lstery • . TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Gallipolis , 114-446-7833 or 614 -44618.33. A & M 'Custom Couches and At upholstery , St. Rt. 7, Crown City, On. 814-266-1470 , Eve. 114-448-3438 . Open daily 8t o 6, Sat. 9 :30 to 1 :30. Old & new UphO itlred . - ',, .. • • • ~ 1 t :3CI' ...---~-.........., WINO IS D15TLJR81N6 TO ANIMALS WHO LIVE THE DESERT.. W~EN THE WINP 15 SLOWIN~AN'T A LOT OF ANIMALS WON'T COME OUT OF ~EIR HOLES · IF IT'S WIHD'r' ... HEAR ' Mowrey's Uphol!ltaring servi ng tricountyatet 21 vun. The best In furnlture uphplsterlng, Call Y-ollo 310 XT, 4 ~ 'N , 304 - 876 - 4154 tor free 12,400.00. 304·137· 2805. estimates. 5 .. UNAFY - WAXDV C : AS JK SA TZV C EN J PKN C PKN I• ' KT TKJLATZ . EOOAIHOWE IT AL50 SLOWS . '(O()R HAT OFF! Amb_l.:fi,('e 1poiled kXr, who bIll 1111 the 11fg111 of • ldlto. IIJ I IS plot. 170 mitt) 12:Ge lt) . . . . . Allen (J) ktlit • Ill Cycling: . utA we, 111111 from Houlton, TX . 180 mln.l .• ~ JCP AJ . -G NWJAT K'BGXXVP . Y-rda)''a CryptOqliOte: INDIGNATION DOES NO GOOD UNLESS IT IS BACKED Wl'l1l A CLUB OF SUFPICJENT SIZE TO AWE 11fE OPPOSmON. - !;~· Jw-tctll . PKN SAT R eo..,. I XAYV NTRVC '·PEANUTS ...·. ' AW EKXAJAFAGT LAB , 87 ' ol3 Indigenous 190 min.) General Hauling donna 38 glance of WSW and M-. 1110 min.) CD • ~ MIW Hohy'a Hotel ICC) (80 min .) · • (I) CWd Ct pia f]) Stwl uti ' The love affair which bioeeomed between C.S. lirwia lnd an American pen pel is ptoflled. MOVE IN CLOSE, 20 Wanton (sl.) 38 Wood sorrel 38 Sox In Boston 311 • .~"'!ht up 1..-.j......j.....f-f , Brinkley a dlsputa b e t - Chondler BARNEY Good-1 Excavating . basements, looters. ~r iveways, saptic tanks. llndscaping. Call envtime 61 • · 446·4 537 , Jam es L. Davison , Jr. owner. ()) (JII 111. EIHwhM e 18 Like oome 31 Balanced coats 32 Prima .. , 28 Opposite Int. . . . . (II) vou · Aptn7 As Henry decide., to run for city councilman, Enid hopes ·to become a U.S. citizen. In a()) ICC) Westphlll ftelps 1 pair of parents coPe With their son's fatal illnm, Craig be· gins writing his memoira lind Turner become• involved In /0 CENfS 11 Othello, e.g. 25 Clinging- t 0:00 • LchiONADEi Balin 8 Seine 8 Before serial killer UIBS ji•s as clues to his mll'dars and challenges Magnum to Cllc:h C.lnte·Rhodft·Kuc~~ch 9:30 Brontes 7 Actress 14 Ham it up 15 'Mr. Tam· featerday'l Anatrer 16 Earnlnf!B bourlne -· 18 Every ooul16 Deadly 21 Start Sins 21 Surfeit 34 Thirst 22 Rosalind by n~mber23 Excessive quencher RuBOell 17 Expiate 27 Sojourn 35J.sian ntm 18 Out of 28 Capuchin holiday 24 English the way monkey 37 Appre<:iate him. 160 min.l . KNOW'? sacrlOces 8 One of the 13 Showy 160min.) BECALISE .PEOPlE tao~'r 1..11'-t:l SOLJP THATS STAA.rl~ 5 One who ACROSS zon River is chronicled, us- WHY fXlN'T 'rOO SELL 5aJPWHEN rr5.6TARTIN6 10G5TCOLD? tQ2 by THOMAS JOSEPH ing dramatic sequences of her life i• tho Bolivian jwngla. Ashby Construction, c arpen tary, remod eling, room eddition, cement block work, rooling , interior end ellterior painting, aiding. Roofing. Free estlmatn 304·876· 5445 01 675 ·5152. • K 10 a,N•"•If An Amazon Ad· ventura: R'- Joumeya' (jt - 'AQ3 1----------.J min.) MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP ,. tKQJI62 Vubterable: North-South pua two apades. Although three dla· Dealer: East mOIIdl might come bome lor East· West, there were a lot of boles In their· West Nri Sol~ sulta, and declarer would have to llbl. c- to play South lor the diamond Paa 2t Pill klnl· But DOW II was Ume to defend aplult two apadea. d Opening lead: t 6 East took t1te lis of diamlltlda lea with tbe ace and retarDed tbe four· spot. Declarer won and tried tbe queen of apades. East .w011 the ace llld, lor better or wone, played back a low dla· . IDOIId. (We cu see tbat It would have the club klDc. So be made the only play beea better to lint take two club at this polat that. could set the contrieb.) Declarer was happy to lbed a tnct. He Ullderled his club ace. East · .laelafl clttb a West ruffed, ind Larry woa the kla,c and played back the dla· Griffey wu - In the bot aeat. His mead qu-. to promote West's spade natural play WOIIld be the ace of clubs 10. Tltat wu live tricks lor the dellld aaolber, bat Griffey felt It was un- ' - · and the heart king wu the set· Ukely tbat declarer bad started with tlng trick. (I) Uzzle: Rotary or cable tcol drilling. Mo1t wtlls completed same day Pump sales and service . 304• B95 ·3B02 EAST tA .84 tAQ15f tKJ974 SOVTH coatraet. East made a reasonable decllion to S1areo. CD 700 Clull Cll. ([) ay,.ty (CC) (60 11-zt.H tH73 WEST I• 10 7 5 3 unusual play Ia tbe middle or later . 'K 10 9 1 2 rives with ahockmg news. In RINGLES ' S SERVICE. experienced carp·enter. ~eclt ician. mason, painter, roofing (intluding hot tar application) 304675 -20B8 or 87&-7147 . NORTH au At tm. Jl"llll!l" delenae requires an 9:00 • ()) 1111 Oimme ....... After Nell and Addy finally find an ·aport_,t In New York City, Noll"a mothor ar· I'M 1'ERRJ AID (J IO:llt.X:. MY IIJIX~... e£r·IC!"AU.Y Cl.OS£ ... .... -'.,4_ _ . --- Sp_, - Blend- Fbi- SOFTNESS I've dllcovaled that the ,hlrdneee ot tilt buttet .-. be(ng I8Md II In direct praportlorl'.to the SOFTNESS of the brad. Vans S. 4 W.O. .,.•o.ao. cw 1rld• YISTIDAY'S SO*M II1S AISWIIS . . NafJon - Hits'". Dogwood. Bkle Spruce • 12 .50. Trees, ttu,.,s & leaves r&moved, mulch . f111din 1 firewood , coal . Oon 's Landscapes. 61444&-9&48 . . 85 1114 Dodve Carn·•n . 304·171·31 00 or StlngfiY, I CiJI Good nmee CD Beverly HHIIIIIIH Truc:ks for Sale t421 . For oolo · Gil NBC N.- 7:00 • ()).PM M. . .IIHI (]) HMicMde and McCor· mlck BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondition al liletime guaran tee. local references lurnistl.ed . Free estimates. Call collect 1-814-237-0488. day or night. Rogers Ba se m e nt Waterproofing . 83 1180 Hondll Accord, 4 doot, FWO 1110 1978 Jeep Cherok" ..... "" ........... 304-678· 1982 Dodgo Osmol AC. wO. rims , low ml a, 12 .... . John 'sAutol..... ulftllefW ., Clolllpollo, Oh. (Il Stereo. Clo..;y, 71 · Autos for Sale MMda BpbfteLpoll Cll • (II CBS N ()l) Body Electric ALLEY OOP 62 1 . ()) Action Ou1docn with · Jullua 11o1o1 · ()). ())ABC N • (I) " - " ' • H ()) Doclor Who 7375. tl78 C.J5 Joop. 4 "''"· 8 -.4 .. . .. Card . t3. tOO . 304-178- n3- I'I.L NEVEFI: FIND MY WAY IIA.CK. TO THE HUT NOW. PiC Puppies, half Beagle h1H Slue Tick, t20 .00 a1ctl . 304 ~ 6715· 42B6 . A'KC Silver Minatura Poo~la10r Stud Sa"'~•. pflona 3049197 . 8:30 • Front Disc Brake Service for moat cal'l, t65 .99 install new disc p ..s turned and true rotorS. repack bearings. inspect calipers, repla ce fluids . Phone 304675 · 2&63 alter 5 p.m. 81 lt11ert of the lour ocromblod wordo b. low to form four ~mplt words. (I)Jwllw3·2·1, CcMtact ICC! -8,01~€13-Andr·Grtfllth Four iza Wl1eels for salt. Priced reaso nably, excellent co ndition. Used 1 year. Call 614-9926787. Serv1ces . O learrango Lhrinll w1111 Aftio1\llle !BJ F - ofu.- Mountaineer Auto Bodv Partt, 1318 6th St ..New Hevan 'I/I!.Va. ha the larges~ ,in'<lentory of after market. perts in the area at low, low prices. 73-80 GM fender• $39. GM doors $79. 73 -?9 Ford fender~ $35. Doors $99 . We now have short and long P .U. GM bed side, blazer lidos and eerlv and IJte Ford btd sides in atoek.Aiso parts for cats and vane , bedliners. !ltftp bu"1)ers, Sharp 775 aprav gun and cup t99, while they laJt . 8aneriM and ect. Also 11.11ail able a 3 year rust through warrenty on our top quality body parts. Outaida West Virginia .Call 1-900·623·2013. In West Virginia 1-800-6544867. Local calls 304-8823729. ' 71 Ford Granade, 5 cyl. auta , "'"'good. nso .oo. 304-171- 17t·ROI. Snow blade with hydraulic con. trois lor ~etp, good ooncUtion, USO. ~oil 814·448· 3232 oftor 5PM. I 76 Chrysler torquetlite. eutomade trenamia1ion with under drive. wm fit recn~adona& vehl cles S. school buaea . Call 614-448 -0966 . Guaranteed. T7 WOII · ()!) 9815 parts . av1llable. Ca11 ' 614-·3 88-. 1157 Dodge. 2 door coupe. VI avto. 31,000 actual miles. Call 114·949·28B3 bela.. 10:30 Surplus · Army , Denim 1 Ren tal, Carh.n Cloth1ng, Kkls Camou- Bidwell Ca.t. FHd &-.,ra Bpe· flage (F ree Helmet with Co m· cia Is thnA Noli. Wild bird tiMid plete Suii , Purcha!le with copY 28'11 Suoor Spon dog laod. For Hie or trade. ' 74 Corveue ttlis AD at Regular Price). Fri. Aking with all drain pipe. Call for Sting, Ray, 350 auto. air. T-top. •new tires and new Plint. 304Sat. Sun. '12:00-B:OO p.m. prices et 614 ·388-9888. 876-2953. Oth er Oaya after 4 p.m . East of Raven swood . H.O . ''Sam" . JIVIDEN'S FARM EQUIPMENT Somerville, lT-Sgt . U.S.A .O . 814-441-1676. Ct.eck out liM· 1884 F,.d LTD Ul 302 V-8. dal price on Hutq\lama chain lo~ed with options . Automatic Ret. I saws, long tractor , & Vermeer with overdrive . 1-614 - 388 13:12. HALF PRICE I Flashing arrow hey ... ip mtnl. A co""lete line of bale han sig ns 82891 Lighted, non-arrow $279 ! Unlighted 12491 Free dling a .fetdinU ICC:euories, 1182 Ford Escort station leUer.l Sen locally. Call todayl grinder mixers, wagon. rot.-y wagon, whlte-blu e intertor. a c. Factory: 1(800}423 - 0163, tillers , ro-:y cutters, bladtl, new tlrn, newly .-.built ongine. cuhi'<lators. diK, plows, tHdtrt, 12.000 ., 304·1112·3200 . anytime. post drivers, wood·tPiittlf, , 13 good wooden Windows a. gate.l, hlld -gatts, powet- 7'1 Dodge Magnum. ps, pa , ae, 1-pietute window, plus storm w..hert:, Wheel HMse lawn & .t. rur dllf .. 360 engine, am-fm, windows & screen fOr each. Garden ! hnk feeders a. trail• . cb rtdio. 8-track , reclin ing seats, USED EQUIPMENT htgh miletge. body exc. cond. 304-675 -1595. Used trac10rs, round bal.... wag - -1500 . 304· 875 ·611B4. Quilt tops, $25.00 each, 304- ons, tobecco setters, lpraYtf, cuhivators, wn ..l·dlac. plows, 1970 Camaro. Very good condi· 675 · 5395. rekes. sq. balers, mowing rftl· don . 304-676· 3097 . Three 6 ft baseboard heaters. chlr!e. cuttipacktr, hay-binds, 1172 Grand Tor ono Grand S 40 .00 ' eiCh . 304-675-5428 manure 1preecter. See us for a COft1Jiete line of Sport. need• motor, 304 -882after 6:00 . parts !. sarvicel 2180. Tonv '• Gun Repain. hot reblu• in g. Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM. New end und part a tor Whtm:. ., . Coupr XR 7 , dalto '75 Olivers, M· M, Oeutt trecton. Meverict.. both like nerw. no rust. Call 304-675-4831 . Sid8fl Equipment Co.. · 1304- eneowner cars . 304 ·876 -1428. Woodburner ttove. C0"1JUter, 8 ~ 15 - 7421 . 1185 Dodge Shelby Charger S babv stroller, teen coats sweatTurbo, good cond, 304ers 1nd jeans, bureau dri!IWers. 112-3148. high chair. Call 304-675- 2217. 62 Wanted to Tr,JP'PIII Lillnn 1 bedroom 1partmenr. Ntwtv carpeted. HUO approved . 402112 · 24th St. , Pt. Pleaunt. Call 814· 992-8BBB . 3 bedroom home in Ctlester. Prefer retired co uple. No children . t200 per rrionth plu1 utilities and deposit. C1ll 614985· 4300. Sctlnasuaer-Min . male. AKC black & silver. 16 wks . Ear cropped, shots . Call 614-446· Dodrill's 'Auto Parts. 21h mi. Nonh of Vinton on St. R,. 160 Is the place to buy 'your used auto parte . You ' ll recei'<le fa~t . friendly 10rvh;e 9 the best used .... N()) lio Y-'let· . · Auto Parts Transmltsions. 811 types , over. front. rear, 4 wheel drive, and parts . Will deli'<let. Ca11614 -3792220. w(I) •111 t~~e tBIIlll 1:oo • --~& -Accessories--~~ Excellent Chrlatmaa ,Gi f t , Building M.. eria la . " Sherp ", Carouul. mjcor,wa11 e, Block, brick, ~er pipes, win : Registered .,er1er horH. g.W 1 cu h with cookbook. $150,00. doWs. lintels, etc . Claude Win - ing, 6 'yaar~·Ofd: good alze , well 304-675·1146 . ters, Rio Gr11nde, 0 . Can 6,4- broke. trill.,; well, hell betn shown. Peyment plan with ~­ - - - - - - - . . . , - - 1245-5121 . Plclten s Ueed Furl\itUf! , washer· - - - - - -:::......::.__ ptOviid credit. Tren rtdai Mil. drver. n~trtgeralor, gas and elec t- Concrete blocks all 1i1es yard or A-iced to ae11 . seoo. 304-671· ric range. King Wood and eoal delivery. Mason sand. Galllpollt 1798. stove. Block . Co., 1231/:i Pine St., Gall ipolis, Oh io Cell 614-446- Reg . Charolel1 Bull, IPfii'OII ffilltety 1700 •s .. 4 yeart okt, Lirge chest tYPe freeur. 304- 2783 . 304· 175· 2870 01 304 -171895· 3598. . Pole Buildings by Quali ty 1824 lf1• 4 p.m. Builders. Wcrk1hops, carports, 54 M.isc. Merchandise animal shelten, gareget. Free Reg . Polled Hertford Bull, 4 Yl'1 estimates . Pttone 814 - 384- old Nov. 1 BBO. Rolled by · Pursley Farms. Ripley, W. V•. Wt 5762 . 1400 ., 1100 lbo. t700 .00. Callahan 's Us ed Tire Shop. 011er 304·871· 4<176. 1.000tires. ai1es 12 , 13 , 14 . 16 . 56 Pets for Sale 16, 16.6. 8 mUM ou t Rt. 218 , liv•todt: 20 htld crou-bf'ld C!lll 614 -258-8251 . I stock COWl, vft ~tcktd for •rtv catv. and tMttii.Yacctn•· Oregonwynd Cauery Kennel. tlono. 304-175·21!41 oltor 8 :00 CFA HimJiayan, Persian and PM. · ( S iamese kitten s. AKC Chow puppies . C!lll 814-446-3844 after 7PM . 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Wednesday, October 29, 1986 · ANNOUNCING THE · Marauders face number Ohio Lottery·· of questions Daily Number 633 Super Lotto I -9-16-32-33-36 ·-Page 4 • ar -y '' t? · • \ Vol.3&, No. 125 Copyrighted 1986 -. • By_CHARLEI)IE HOEFLICU Sentinel Staff Writer Landfill problems s urfaced again Wednesda y when Jon Jacobs of the Meigs County Hea lth Department advised the Meigs County Board of Coun ty Commlssoners that· only a "condltional llce(\se" for the operatlon would be Issued a t the end of this year because "It is nearly fill ed to capacjtyJ' J acobs credited the EPA wi th the decision and said that the · ~ most I ca n buy is six months' time. " The present license expires By BOB HOEFLICH S~nlinel Stall Writer Meeting in special sessio n Wednesda y night In Middleport, the. Meigs Loca l Sc hool District Board of Education approved a t a 3-1 '" vote a new one-year cont ract with the Meigs Loca l · Teachers Association . The las t minute tentative agreement between the · two groups. was r eac hed Monday • Dec. 31. Jacobs told the commlsstoners that he had talked with the Board of Health about the extension and It was their opinion t hat If the license Is not extended after the end of the year , then the result could be that the ·county will ·be full of road~lde dumps again. He stressed; however, that the six-month extension would be on a conditio nal license a nd then after tha t If a new landfill is not In operation, the county would have to deal directly with the EPA. J acobs noted that he had sent recommendations on new. sites to evening and teachers approved the contract provisions that night. Te-a chers had ·olficlally notified the board that they would strike a t 12:01 a.m. Tuesday If a cont ract agreement was not reached. Meeting in special sess ion last night , the four board members present. Roliert Snowde n, Ro ' bert Ba rton, ·r,arry Rupe and Richard V·a ugh an, moved into a CHECK US OUT! COMPARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES AGAINST WHAT YOU'VE BEEN PAYING..• YOUR POCKETBOOK WILL IE GLAD YOU DID! % • STOP :BY AND REGISTER FOR A25" SYLVANIA COLOR·T.V. CONSOLE TO BE GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, NOV. 1st AT 8:00 P.M. GOOD APPLES - These ar~ the firs t tlree good apples named in the new Apple FROM._!he teacher program at the Pomeroy Ele mentary Sc hool. They are, I tor, Travis Drenner, fourth grader; Tara Hawley, first grader, and Nathan Brown; six th grader. ' ' An apple from the teacher recognizes student dee~ · No purchase necessary, neetl not be present to win.· WI CUT COlli ACIOII IIIBOAIDI We did away with the till••• yo• .. want the most ••• LOWER PRICESI • HERE ARE 7 BIG REASONS WHY YOU REALLY DO SAVE·A·LOT • WE DO THE WOIKI ·· SMART BUYING .. We carry many name braf1dS but If we find a product of equal quality but at a lower price we.buy it. We don't pay for fancy . labels and neither do you. _. · " · • BEST SELLING ITEMS ONLY You do not bag your ·awn groceries: We Do! '· We carry only 'the beat selling Items and sizes. This eliminates extra Inventory and wasted space. We don't pay Interest on the cost of excessive Inventory so neither do you. MINIMUM PRICE CHANGES 0 We don't change prices every day or every week, 'only when -the market changes. We don't pay someone to make price changes every day so neither do you. BUY ONLY WHAT YOU NEED . ...' .. •• ,. ' You don't have to buy big quantities to SAVE·A·LOT. Our prices are the same for one, lwo or three items or a case. MINIMUM ADVERTISING We carry only the beat selling packaged meats and produce to eliminate expensive equlpm·ent and high utility costa. We save on this expense and so do you. We don't have to promote weekly sp_eclals, our prices are low every day of every week. We don't have to pay.for excessive advertising and nelthet do you. •• • LOW UTILITY COST •.• • •' . ' "' .•' • .• .'' ...' WE ACCEPT MANUFACTURERS' COUPONS -•'·· • • WE lACK OUR QUALin . STORE HOURS: WE WELCOME FOOD STAMPS "'' ' Monday-Saturdly 9 a.m. to 9 p.111. ; Sunday ~N ' I·• WITH A MOtlEY IACI · GUARANTEE I ~ oon • 8:00 p•. h;: Rt. 62 North ~ ·- . (304) 675·1155 L . Point PleaHnt, W. Va. We R••rw the 2 Sections, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. NewiJ)aper : right tb limit quantitili seveJl cou nties, Including Meigs . Accordi ng to Wilson, the commu nity-\lased institution will serve between 50 and 70 males convicted of non-dangerous felonies annually. These felons would be ones sentenced to the fa cility by Common Pleas Courts in At he ns, Hocking, Meigs, Marga n. Perry, Vinton and Washington ·counties. Purpose would he to prov ide progra mming and 24-hour living accommodations In a secure faclll ty for probation· ers, which would Involve a split sen tence a nd work release program. Prison overcrowding has been a factor In the state's decision to work toward regional facilities_, Wilson said. , . Plans call for architects to be . Intervie wed Nov . 7 and 8 -in preparation for getting the pro· ject moving. The Judicial Cor· rectlons Board, composed of the common pleas judges of the seven cou nties, will administer the facility and program . II). addition, eac h county, according to population, will have represen' tatives on a Citizens Adv isory Board, an d the commissioners were asked by Wilson to a ppo int 1Contin ued on Page 91 p~ct short executive sessio n to discuss the new one-year co ntract before moving again Into open session to approve the new cont ract. The fifth board member, Larry Powell, was not present. Voting in favor of ratification of the agreement were Snowden. Barton and Vaughan, while Rupe cast the dissenting vote. · The ne w contract provides for a 4.66 salary incr ease for teachers a nd Is retroactive to Aug. 25. For example. a teacher with a bac helor'.s degree and no ex per lence wlll rece ive $15, 'illO a year ·while under the form er co ntract that teacher would have received $15,000. The salary sc hedule base increases wit h experience . The top rung of the salary schedui'e Is teacher with W years experience a nd holding a master's degree. That teac her will now receive $29,015 an nually COI'llpared to $Zl, 750 received under the former cont ract. Assistant Sup eri nt e nd e nt James Carpenter said that the re • wete only minor changes in at her aspects of the contract In com- TRACKS - This holst' equipped with an electro-magnet Ufts heavy rallraod tracks heing taken up alont: P~~tneroJ>'a.l:aat Main street. 'nle Mirro Corp. of Indiana has a contract with parlsQn to the for mer agreement between ·the board and the teac hers. After ratification of the new ·chesapeake & Ohio Railroad to remove the no longer used track ralls. The ties of the track are being left In pl..,.;, 'l'be equipment places the ralls in piles an·d they are .then trucked to Indian a. con t ract. Board P resi den t Snowden commented that even though the board had negotia ted in go_od fa ith and Is aware th at there are ~ad teac hers in the district, the new contract was appr>oved "gr udgi ngly" by the (Continued on Page 8) Board, non-teaching staff reach impasse • JOU enttne the · commissioners some tjme sewage system in the apartment ago, but hadn 't heard anything in . on the golf cours~ . .Th e apart response. men t, adjacent to the club house The current landfill located on ' and near the James Hall res tl{owell Hill Cemetery Road in dence, is cu rrently unoccupied , it Salls.bury Township was put In to was noted. Since (lie county owns operatio n' fou r years ago. It Is the go lf course, the matterw lll be located on 100 acres owned by the Investigated and the needed county, with only 10 acres cur- corrections made. rently in use as the existing Correction Center permitted a rea for dumping. Monda G. Wilson, develop men t Development of other dumping coordinator with the Southeast areas at the sa me site may come Ohio Corrections Center, met under co nsideration. It was indi- with the commiss ioners to discated at the meeting. cuss the proposed new 30-40 bed Jacobs also·· talked to the correctional facility to be co ncommissioners about a faulty slructed In this region for use by a - what • • Pomeroy-Middlepor.t; Ohio, Thursday, October 30, 1986 Meigs board OKs· new JOU ' Clear tonight , with a low near 40. Moslly s unny Friday, with highs In the mid 60s. The probability of preci pitation Is . near zero through Friday . Health official seeks landfill permit extension ,-- dldfl't nted ••• To give ' -~ •· ... ' -.:"' The old adage, "An Apple FOR the Teacher" has changed to "An Apple FROM the Teac her" at ttpe Pomeroy Elementary Sc hooL The dever approach is designed to recognize good deeds on "the part of students be · they in acade mics. behavior or - consideration for others. Here's how the plan works: Eac h teacher at the schoo l is given two co nstruction paper apples. The_se apples are awarded to stude nts in recognition of good deed s. The stude nts, In turp, ta~e the appl ~ replicas to ?dwell's Super-Valu , Krogers, Big Bend Foodla nd or Mlck's Main Street ]\'lar~et where they_ ;;an exc h11,nge_ tlt..!'lr paper apples for shiny real apples. An att ractive applr tree replica has been placed on a wail in the foyer at Pomeroy E lementary and students recognized as . "good apples" In the program have their name placed on a small paper apple and t hese apples are being placed on the tree. So far. three students have qua lified as "good apples" and are , represented on the tree. The new program was inaugurated by Pri nci pa l John U sle. heat. A seco nd readi ng was given on medication and overtime policies . The need for gravel at bus turn-arounds was discussed. Pam Douthitt was given permission to attend th e state volleyball tournament in Col umbus on Nov. 2 and the board ap proved education reimburse· mei11 for course wor k completed at Ohio Un iversity in complia nce with the ma ster cont ract. An executive session was then held by the board to discu ss and negotiatio ns . Board members present were J im Smit h, Kathie Manicke, ' J ames Ca ld we ll, and Susie Heines a nd along with five · principals, Apllng, Superintend- · • ent Richard Roberts an d Treasurer E loise Boston. A special meetlngwlllbeheldonNov. l2at • 7 p.m. and the next regular sess ion will be at 7 p.m. on Nov. 18. personn ~ l ------------------------------~1 -· P.A. Denny ·a~rives today for two days of cruises ' The P.A. Denny will be arriving In POmeroy tod ay . Tickets for one-ho ur afternoon c ru ises- 4 to 5p.m. and 5:30 to 6:30p.m. -will be so ld on the boat. Prices will be $3 for adults and $1 for childrer.. , · " • The Meigs High Band wil l perform at 6:30 p.m. on the parking lot, followed by a community Halloween party al 7 p.m. - The ste~nwheeler'-s schedule on Saturday-will be a twO'hour cruise from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m., $6 for Individua ls 12 and over and $2 for c hildren; prime rib dinner cr uise from 5:30 to 7:30p.m .. $35 a couple; a party cruise from 8:30 to 11: 30 p.m., $20a ro uple . Advance tickets will be sold for the dinner and party cruises. Tickets for the two hour cruise will be so ld on the boat. For Information. con tact Pomeroy Cham ber of Commerce, 9,92-5005. Jury in Lee murder retrial may get case this afternoon GALLIPOLIS - The jury In the murder retrial of Charles Lee II In Gal ll a County Common Pleas Court was expected to gN the case this after no on a fter hear ing closing a rguments fro m opposing counse l. Closing arguments were scheduled for Weilnesday after noon after de fense attorney James M. Casey concluded his ~ase, but Judge Richard C. Roderick Jr. allowed the prosecution to call six . rebutt al 'w!tnesses before adjourning for the day. Lee. 2il, Point P leasan t , was convicted of the March 19&3 murder of· Barbara L. Twyman, 17, Rl. 1, Ewlngton. The first rebuttal witness called was Shirley Furst.• She did not have a gun a t the Fr~nch Quarter on Ma rch 19, 1983, did not have harsh words with Marsha Lee and she did no t have co nversations with Mrs. Lee abou t Barbara Twyman , Mrs. Furst testified . Mrs. Furst also reiterated she did not know the victim , but knew · of her, a nd the threats Twyman reportedly nlade against her so n. Twyman and her mother had been pointed out by the defendant to Mrs. Furst, slle testified. She also admitted under cross exami natio n t~ . £1atement s signed for then-defense counsel Hamlin King were not true, and further admitted she lied In both, · and when she told Lee she was going with Cathy · Elias to de:> lauhdry on March W, 1983. But. "I don't lie," Mrs. Furst contended. · Also under cross-exa mination, <=1914 SAYI-A·LOf LN•..··::. : . . .· ~.· An Impasse has been reached report. an oil immersion microon a new contract betwee n the scope for biology will be purEasterri Local School District chased as a cost of $427 . The Board of Education and the board also approved the purnon -certified employees an d a chase of three overhead projecfederal mediator will be asked to tors, a film str iP projects at a cos t en t er the n egotia t ing of $524. Ron Hlll was employed as eighth grade assistant boys basprocedures. This was announced Wednes- ketball coach and Robert Lang as day eveniilg when the board n\et 's eventh grade tx>ys basketba ll in regular session at the high assista nt coach, pending certifisc hooL The mediator will be cation of both. At the request of Apllng the reques ted to meet with negotiaboard ap proved buses for band tors from both groups as ear ly as members a nd other students plus next week . ·In othe r actions, the board parents for the state finals in agreed to advertise for bids on Lancaster Sat urday wit h the fleet Insurance. tires . tubes. fuel Easter n band having earned the oil, gasoline, motor oil and diese l 'right to com pete. The buses will fuel for an eight-month period. perform at 8 a.m. Ther.e wi ll be a New activity !llffils- were estab- $-1.00 c harge-tor those other than lished for the junior and senior band members ridi ng the bus . The board accepted the resigh lgh choral groups. nation o! Barbara Masters , a Principal Daniel Apii ng reported and in co njunction with cook at Rivervie w :,nd employed his report. Rita ' Williams an d ' Sandy Bowen as a substitute Don Eichinger were named jun_. c ustodian and Patricia Thomas lor class adv isors a nd the annua l as i substitute· cook. -The board approved the use of the Chester junior-senior prom was set for E lementary Building for a trade April 24. T he senior trip with Jim Huff as advisor was set for April s how and dinner by the Chester 30 thr ough May 5 and graduation Agriculture Service either on Nov. ll or Dec. 14, with the was set for Sunday, May 31. . c harge to be $50 for the building A new band handbook was custo<ilan charges and $1 a n plus submit ted and aptyoved by the board. As a result of Aplln g's hour for lights a nd $1 an hour for .. ,, , Mrs. Furst said the defendant paid for a mo tel room one night and his mother the second time, June 22 and 26, 1983, although s he (Mrs. F urs tl signed the motel registers . The testimony of Robert Twy man , brother of the victim, was read in transcript. Robert Twyman Is In the armed services. stationed In Korea. The section of testimony read dealt with the timetable of his whereabouts March~- 1983. and when he saw his sister. The iranscrlpt stated Robert Twyman en tered his home at 11:15 a.m. after fixing a flat tire on hlscar. He ate about 11:45, but ills sister did not. When he left at noon, onJy his sister was hom e, and she had not eaten lunch. He · drove past the home approx imately 6 p.m .. but did not stop. It also Indica ted tlrat Carson church youth meetings . Hall, a defense witness, told Spence also said she does not Robert Twyman at a late- tlme remain in a room when Martha there were 's everal cars In the Sowards , a lsoanearlierwltness r driveway after he (Twyman ) left comes In to talk. In the afternoon. Casey rested his case after Hall did not have a recollection doing a redirect examination of of the time of day, number, make Marsha Lee. t~ defendant's and rrodel of the cars, according mQther. Mrs . Lee stated. al . to Carl Langford, also rec ailed as though her son wanted to e nd the a witness . relations hip with Shirley Furst, John Furst testified that b'edld he failed to oo so, because he not kill Barbara Twyn\a'n. He enjoyed the sex ual activity on all!o did m1t lqan his weapons tg which the relationship was anyone at the time oft he murder, based . Furst said. Mrs . Lee said she never A rebut lit I w\t)less called to the encouraged her son's relationtirl ;tr.e-tr ial before ship with Furst and asl!ed him to stand nor was Tina Spenee !· who has Hved . en d It. After spending a couple of In the Twyman household for the days at Furst's Georges Creek past 1W years. She testified she Road residence d11ring tile 1aa2. was not engaged to ·Gregory Christmas vacation, Mrs . Lee Holcomb, an earlier wl!ness , and a nd her husband, Charles Lee had only seen him a few Urnes in Sr. , swor e out warrants ·for their ¥!iii • t ' • I· • •' ' .•• so n's and Furs!'s arres t. During that holi'day season. the youngest Lee dec ided he wou ld ~ quit attending Point Pleasant High Sc hool and was rumorrcl to marry · the t he n-41-year-old Furst. After the warrants scared her son into returning home. • Mrs. Lee sa id she felt Charles . Lee was less enthused about • Furst and was going to let the • • relations hip "run Its course." During cross ex amination Mrs. Lee admitted that she kne,.; " her son spent time with Furst a t least eight times between Feb. Jl and June 26. 19&'3. Each time. she stated-, FtrrSt Initiated the en.counter a nd her son only went • along for sex. : '• Both times Lee a nd Furst went . ~ to out-of-town motels In J une ··. 1983, she sa id her son called her. conveylngtoherhewasall right: :· ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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