http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7c11251b26f654c26caaf502ef06c8fe.pdf 868dcd96bd172415f6e6460bae287727 PDF Text Text 10 straight victories Holiday timing... &1e Rio ~tory on Pap 3 . . See In the Spo!Hiht on Page 11 days .'til Christmas Yankees .deal again Winter meetmgs on Pap IJ Vol.34, No. 1'66 Copvrightlid 1984 L . • e aty Market reports See Page 12 en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •.Thursday. December 6, 1984 2 Ssc:tions. 16 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper . Testimony ends in longwalling ·issue ATHENS, Ohio (AP)..: An attorney representing a southeastern Ohio citizens' group predicts that a hearing on the safety of longwall mining wlll prompt more lawsuits In the future . "This is the beginning of major lltlgatlonchallenglng the emerging technology of longwall mining In the United States," said Robert Shostak, attorney for · Citizens Organized Against Longwalllng.The seven-member State Reclamation Board of Review heard tivo days of testimony that wound up Wednesday to determine whetherstateofficlalsacted properly In approving the controversial mining tecl111ique. More testimony will lie taken Feb. 4. Sllostak contends the state didn't follow proper procedures In issuing permits that allowed Southern Ohio Coal to use longwall mining in the Meigs No.1and 2 mines and Raccoon Mine No. 3. In Iongwall mining, coal is removed from the mine byasheartngmachlnethatgrtndscoalfromthefaceof a vein and advances along the vein toward the mine opening. Mining companies say the method Is c heaper than conventional tnlrllng and safer for tnlners, who are proteCted under the machine's steel canopy. The technique, however, has beencrtt!cized by some southeastern 0hlo residents who say it causes the surface above the mine to shift and subside. In the longwall technique, the mine collapses behind the shearing machine . . Winter s.tonn chills Ohioans Members ol Ihe group charge that longwall tnlntng techniques have caused damage to their hOmes and .water supplies. But a five-year permit issued In June by the Ohio Department ofN a turaiResources Division of Reclamation allows Southern Ohio Coal to mntlnue longwaU mining in )\>le!gs and Vinton counties. Union and company officials argue that If the permit is revoked and mining operations are ha lted, it would affect the jobs of1.500 United Mine Workers members and 400 other employees ol Southern Ohio Coal' s parent company, American E lectlc Power. Bob Rothwell, de puty chief ol ODNR's Division of Reclamation, testified that he didn't move to stop Southern Ohio Coal from using the loni(Wall method ·First Real \,:,.._,Jaste Of Winter Two ·storms sweeping from the desert southwest to the Appalachians gave the By 'Die Associated Press because the company a lready had started mining under an inte rim permit. Rothwell said he issued several permit \1oiation notices to the company in 1982 aft er area creeks dried up and wells lost wa ter. But he said he changed his mind a bout violations. " We weren't actually sure how to handle it, " Roth said, explaining tha t c hanges in wells a nd s prings we re n't necessarily violations of 00:-ffi regulations. AEP's J.P. Ape!, vice president of goverrunent affairs, said, "We !eel we have complie<l with a U the rules and the n some. We have tried to coopera te in every way we know how " 1th ODNR. .. Meigs Division reaches milestone in coal production Injuries were reported In that collision. A Hamilton County dispatcher ALBANY - The Meigs Division Fairmont , W. \ 'a .. mined. 2,28.3.031 said the county's communications of Southern Ohio Coal Co. has clean tons in 1983. • center handled calls on more than already re ached a record year in On No\' . 19. the Meigs Ko. 1 mine. 3,(XX) accidents from 2 to 7 p.m . terms ol production, officials said also in Meigs County , establishe<l a United States areas. Wednesday. today. .---"--.... its first real taste new yearly record when it s produc. At least one death, a traffic Passenger killed With a month still remaining in lion reached the U 61.727 ton mark. fatality .In Madison County, was The patrol's West Jefferson post ofwinter. 1984, all three Meigs mines -Meigs previoYs record at Me igs :">io. 1 . The blamed o.n the weather. · said Chiang C. Huang, 25, of No. 1, Meigs No. 2 and Racoon No. 3 which was set In 1\lffi. was 1.161,525 The National Weather Service Columbus was killed when the car - have surpassed existing produc· clean tons. issued a travelers advisory for she was rtdlng In was ·struck !!on records . Therefore. the Meigs Most recently, the Raccoon :-<o. 3 northeast Ohio today as a cold front broadside on Interstate 70 In Division has set a new yearly record mine. located in Vin ton ounty. entered northwest Ohio this morn· Madison County. lor the most coal ever produced by in the record-setting by joined lng from the west · The'patrol said Ms. Huang was a an American Electric Power affil · surpassing the produc;tion m ar k it Public schools were closed In passenger In a car driven by Hong I. iated mining division. set in 1\lffi. On No\' .27. FW ccoon No.3 Dayton andY oungstown this morn· Wang, 25, also of Columbus. Wang's . As of Nov . 20. according to Brian reac hed 1.038,353 clean tons mined. ing. Akron, Oeveland, Columbus car slid Into the highway median Jones, general manager of the breaking the old ma r,k of 1.034 ..'l90. and Clnclnna ti city schools rebecause of the weather, the patrol Meigs Division, the three mines of Bill Ma thews· s~s a s general ~ open, altoough there were sal(!. It .J?I'cked acJ!lSS ·l)'fo lanes, the Meigs Division had produced .sthocil closings ·-In areas around .. superintendent or'ihe.;Meigs No. 1 spun around and continued lnto.the 4,54l ,<l!l4 clean tons of coal. far facility, whiiP Al Hillard is general those cities. path of a car driven by Gary M. FIRST REAL TASTE OF WINTER :... Two stonns unleashed "the surpassing the division's previous supelint endentat Meigs Ko . 2 a nd The weather service said temper· Graves, 29, of Bloomington, Ind. 1 high of 4,065,287 clean tons, which ftr!lt real taste of winter" from Ihe desert Southwest to the Appalachians Chuck Nevins serves in the same anlres would drop to the early teens The sheriff's department In Wednesday, dumping up to eight Inches of snow, lumlng roads to was set in 1980. The 4.5 million clean capacity at FWccocn 1\o..). by earty tonight after the cold front ac,!jacent Franklin County est!· treacherous Ice-covered ribbons and packing winds that made It feel tons also shatte red the AEP System Productio n from the Meig ' com · pa~ the state. Brtsk northwest mated · that about 70 accidents record of 4.404,929 whic h was set by like 50 degrees below zero. ( AP Laserphoto). piex did not reach the four million winds behind the front will cause OCCWTed In the county between 3 Central Ohio Coal Co. in 1970. ton mark in 1981 because of the considerable blowing and drifting of and 5 p.m. Wednesday. · United Mine Wor kers strike . offi ctai the snow on the ground, the weather Cincinnati City Manager Sylves· . In 1982 a nd 1983. produ ction said IndlvlduaUy, the Meigs No. 2 service said. ter Murray declared a snow \\·ass lessened tx>cause of the Sl'\T'r P mine, which Is located in Meigs The storms arrived Wednesday emergency, warning car owners not covered a nd slippery. Troopers All Meigs County schools closed econom ic recession. County. has set a ne w y~ar ly afternoon, prompting the first to leave their autos on main streets ThurSday due to an approximate were busy investigating several Coal from the Meigs a nd Raccon production mar k and ha~ estab· winter storm warnings of the . because they would be towed away threelnchsnow which hit the county ·minor traffic accidents. is transport t:'d b' o\·erland mines season. , to make room for snow plows. The portion of state highway Ushed an AEP System record for the overnight. conveyor and by ra il to Ohio Power most production in a year from a Cincinnati and Youngstown reCincinnati pollee, who were running through the town was Motorists were having difficulty Company's General Ja m es Ca,·in corded the most snowfall at 71nches deluged by more than 300 accidents coping with the first snowfall of the cleared by the Ohio Department ol single, underground mine. Earlie r . Plant in Cheshire. Ohio Pow0r tsone each, according to the National before 5 p.m., asked motorists winter. However, no accidents were Highways which have fiv e vehicles on Sept. 20, the Meigs No. 2mineset Pig hl operating companies in the of ion mark . breaking the its product Weather Service. Six Inches were Involved In minor accidents to take out durtng the nigh t coping "1th x:eported. AE PSystem . '1980standard ofl,!ti9.372 clean tons. recorded at Akron-Canton, Cleve· the Information to pollee stations problems . Those vehicles were also Workers with v!llage, county. and AEP affi lia ted mi ning oper·a tions land, Columbus, Cincinnati Lunken later. Columbus police made a scraping and salting and more Then, on Nov . 13. the Meigs No. 2 state road departments were called produced a com bi ned total of 10.5 facility reached a total of 2,285 ,010 Airport and Mansfield. Dayton similar request. vehicles were put Into use Thursday out between 10 and 11 p.m . million clean tons of coal during the clean tons. breaking the pt'e\1ous recojued 5 Inches and Findlay 3. The Highway Patrol in Hamilton Wednesday to begin efforts to cope m orning. Officials at the depart · firs t three quar1ers of Jqi"! . AEP is record set by Southern Ohio Coa l' s OniyToledoescaped the brunt of the said Interstates 71, 75 and 74 "were a m ent said that roads were in good with the snowfall. In Middleport, Martinka No. 1 mine in 1983. one of the nat ion's JC, la rgest coal snowstorm, with 1 Inch on the mess" Wednesday. Ohio 747 be· scraping and salting took ·place a nd shape Thursday m orning, although producers. Martinka, whic h is toea ted near ground this morning. tween the Hamilton County line on they were wet . the streets were in good shape The weather service said nor· the south and Ohlo41nBu tlerCmintY Thursday morning, although they Gordon Fisller announCPd thaI the theast Ohio could expect an add!· was closed by the patrol because It were wet. Meigs freshmen game has been ttonal1 to 31nches or snow today. was impassable. In Pomeroy, a scraper was being ca ncelled along with the Meigs girls Highway Patrol headquarters In As Cincinnati maintenance used a nd some fly ash was being game and the Meigs Junior High WASHINGTON lAP \ - Presi- states and phasi ng out ~u bs i d i rs for Columbus reported "quite a few workers spread salt on streets, spread. Moving on the streets of the games. The Eastem and Kyger dent Reagan . freezing some pro· mass tra nsport at ion as pa rt of a accidents" statewide. firefighters battled a $150,(XX) blaze town was difficult and a truck which Creek Junior High game schedule<! . gramswhiiedeepfreezingothers . is plan to slash domest ic Sj)('nn ing b\· One state truck which was that severely damag'ed a salt · apparently could have been used to tonight was postponed until ~onday tentatively c aillng for elimination o f nea r!~· S.14 bil lion nPxt yC'ar. spreading road salt WedneSday warehouse on U.S. 50 on the city's help was not being used put Into night a I S: 30 p.m. at Eastern. federal reve nue shar ing for the evening was taken out of action West .Side. Flames from the action. According to reports, fo r one when It was struck by a tractor· spectacular two-alarm fire could be reason or another, an order had i trailer along Interstate 75 at seen from both sides 6! the Ohio been lssuf.d not to drtve that vehicle . Cincinnati, officials said. No major River. One street department work In Pomeroy was Ill with the nu, adding to v!llage problem. Police advised motorists not to travel the streets. lt was bell\'ved that the town 's financial condition tnlght have a Fpllowlng emergency proce· completed the required mtn1 course. beartng on the snow clearing dures, Racine VIllage Council !Ji Council established a prtce of $35 The Gallla·Meigs Post problem. special &eSSion Wednesday night for hauling loads of trash to the State Highway patrol said today suspended the rules togivethethree county landfill. A prtce of$15was set most major highways were clear readings required to an ordinance for loads of limbs, boards, (Items while secondary roads were snow authorlzlrig advertising for bids on a that can be burned). new fire truck. The street committee reported Rids will be opened 6 p.m . that the alley by the 'c&A Garage Thursday Dec. '1:1 at village hall . niay have to be lowered and gravel Funds from township fire con· removed to help ellmlnate water tacts will be used to paytorthetruck. from running Into the garage. The Council also set a public meeung committee was advised thata4·1nch tor 1 p.m . Saturday Dec. 15 to LOGAN, Ohio (AP) - Hocking Iron pipe had at one time been discuss ~ proposed water system inStalled In the alley to cany away County authortt!es were searching Improvement with residents. water. Glenn Rizer, street commts· for two Mansfield men, who they say · In a regular meeting held Monday stoner, said he would try to locate the are armed, In connection with the Monday slaying of a Rockbridge night, Bob Shepherd, dlstrtct man· pipe to detertnlne If It Is plugged. ager of Buckeye Gas Products, Rizer will also attempt to open the woman and the wounding of her lnfonned council of an offer to Install drain along State Route 3381n front husband. Sheriff Jim Jones said the men, liquid propane gasatthevtnage hall. Of Spencer's Grocery . Wayne R. Meadows, '1:1, and Stanley CowicP will consider the proposal. The resignation of Margie Wolfe, R. Cooper, 29, came under suspicion Alfred Lyons, chief of pollee, clerk-treasurer, was approved. reported that he collected $331, Wolfe ~gned for personal because a car found wrecked In front of the couple's house was made 10 arrests and traveled 447 reasons. miles during the mOI!th or . ' A discussion on c)erk replaCe· owned by Meadows. He said November. · ment followed with no action being · documents lnsldethecarimpllcated Cooper. taken. Meadows, charged with breaking A recessed meeting for Racine Lyons will be on vacation during APPRECIA'OON PlAQUE - Milton Varian, Imboden, fire chief, left, and Eller Pickens, president Vlllage Council has been set tor Into an Ironton pharmacy Nov. 18, Christmas week. Jack WolfewW flll Syracuse Chief of Pollee for the put 1111 years, was of the depamnent. 'l1le plaque was given to Chi! In for Lyonsdurtngthatttme. Wolfe Monday at 6 p.m. at which time a had been released on bond !roll) honored at Tuesday's meeting of the Syncuse F1re Varian for his "1111 years of · cooperation and new clerk·treasurer· ts expected to · Lawrence County Jail four days Is cwtently attending ,Basic Pollee Department. He wiL'! presented a plaque by Gene ••lstai'Ce" to the depariment. before the shooting. be appointed. School at NelliOnvllle and has Commuters In three Ohio cities woke to snarled traffic and closed schools this morning as the first winter storms rumbled across Ohio, dumplng5 to71nchesofsnowlnmost ~ **"' '~·· ~ ~~ .~. ~~~· -~-.*·wi ~ .. ~ Snow closes schools Federal revenue sharing could go '. Truck bids sought Suspects at large . • •' Il �December 8. 1984 Commentary r------------------------------------------;0 ' The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street fomeroy, Ohio DEVO'fED TO THE INTERESTS OJ<' THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~~ ~m~ ~v I"T""'-''-ro.....-e!c::::loo=o ROBERT L. WINGEtT fubllsher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor .~MEMBER ~!The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Assocla· Deily~·."; Thunidly, Before Involving ourselves In the question whether Mr. Donald Regan's proposals Involving the deductiblllty of state taxes are desirable or not desirable, we might pause to reflect on tlle Implicit phDosophy of tax deductlbUity. Our tax code, which Jimmy Carter denounced as a " disgrace to the human race," a phrase that Is a disgrace to the English language, seeks to do a lot of things. For one, to encourage certain kinds of activities: thus a contribution to the Red Cross is tax deductible, and a wealthy man ($!~},(XX) plus) who Is paying 50 percent tax on the marginal dollar Is In effect lnvolv· lng the, Treasury in his phllan• thropy. Because the gift to the Red Cross Is deductible, so that, out of pocket, it costs the taxpayer 90 cents and the Treasury 50 cents. Another attempt !s made by the tax code to tlgure out exactly what an Individual's "adjusted " taxable Income is. You begin by taking deductions for your wife and children. Your charities, as aboVe. And the necessary overhead of your business. For Instance, If you nm a hamburger stand, you deduct the cost of hamburger meat and hamburger rolls. Now the philosophical question !s: Is It a cost of doing business, so to speak, If the siate you are l!vlng In lifts a certain percentage of your Income? Mr. Regan, in his spirited reply to his critics, h; !;aylng to them in effect: Well, If Mr. Jones doesn't want to pay that extra tax, all he (.ETTERS OF OPISION IU'e weh:ome. Thtly should he less than 300 wonl.111 long. ,\II h."':ters ar~ subjt'CI to editing and must he signed with name, address and tt'lephont• number. No un!fi&ned letter~ will be publlshed. ~tters should be In good ta.st(', addn-ssln~ Issues, not personalities. Tax plan proposes big policy change Letters to editor PTO expresses thanks The Salisbury P.T.O. wishes to express Its gratitude to each and every Merchant in the Pomeroy and Middleport area that contr ib· uted to our Fall Festival .and helped to make it a success. Your kindness was greatly appreciated.- Yvonne Young, President of Salisbury P.T.O. Assistance appreciated The Racine Grange wishes to thank everyone who helped in any way to make it s Thanksgiving supper a success. We all had a good time. Approximately 70 people were present. - Earl CroSs. . Better get busy The press has "dubbed" Pres! · dent Reagan, as "The Great Communicator." They hit the nail on the head, because, when he spea ks. the people listen . He also lives what he speaks. Stili haven' t heard much about Mondale, except after the election, he finally admitted, that he appar· e ntty was n't the Presidential timber. the American people want. He said, "He had made the first and last bid for the Presidency." I guess he finally heard the voice of the American people above the bolster· ous voice of the well-known Senator from Massachusetts, who a ppar· ently has ruined his chance for the Presidency, with his notorious "womanizing" and less honorable "escapades." So far the the "IRON LADY"s Is concerned, the brassy and hard· core way she presented herself, didn't go over with the "BIG Today in BANG," she was hoping for. It seems, the "HEAT," that was generated from the votes of the American people ort Nov. 6, melted the iron down,lnto just "plain ore!" I could say, "I told you so," but I will leave that privilege to Wingett, since he stated !n one of Ills columns , that If Reagan was re-elected he would spend the next four years ·telling the American people, "I told you so." He certainly has his work cut out for him, In contacting all the Democrats and Republicans, who voted for Pres!· dent Reagan. Perhaps, the gentleman down Middleport way, wUI assist him. U so, they will both be "busy as bees," working around the clock, to contact all these people. Best they get started, because as the old saying goes, "Tempus Fuglt," (time flies)! - Maxine Diddle Sellers, :Jl4M Valley Bell Rd ., Racine, Ohio 45171. · his~ory Today isThursday, Dec. 6, the 341st day of 1984. There are 25 days left In the year. . Today's highlight in history: . On Dec. 6, 18!l4. Army engineers completed construction of the Washington Monument, 36 years after the cornerstone was laid. The monument was dedicated the following February, but wasn't opened to the public until October 1888. On this date: In 1790, Congress moved from New York to Philadelphia. Decem~ 8. 1984 The R!o Grande College R~ rolled over PlkeirUie, Ky., <;allege,. 112-&'1, !n a non-conference encounter , at Lyne Center WedJleschiy nl~t. . The contest was sponsored by Foodland Stores: The victory left Rio Grande \flth'a perfectl~ mark. . Coach: John Lawhorn's . cagers · meant busmess from the oJ)Cillng · tipoff as the Redmen connecteO on their Initial five shots to open up a · quick 1().() lead. At thel6:04 mark, Pikeville guard Haskins Carroll pumped II) the visitors's first field goal. The Bears were unable to get . any : closer ! (eight points) the remainder of the game. The hot-handed Redmen ex· tend;;;/ their lead to 53-29 before the · halftime Intermission. Rio Grande hit 19 of 22 attempts from the field In the ftrst.half for an Impressive 86 perce~. Pikeville was able to ctit t,he inargin to 00 points at the8: 40mark In tile sec!)nd half, but Rio roared back with 12 straight uqanswered markers to slam tne qdor on lhe Be"rs. The Redmen cracked ll)e century mark for the second stralght game. Kent Wolfe connected ori two free throws at the 4:00 marl{ to up Rio's lead to 100-64. State taxes ?_________w_u_l~_m_F_•..;__·B_uc__;kl_er_J~r. lion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association, The Treasury's new tax proposal represents a big change In tax policy from what has prevailed over the past several decades. It will be fairer, said Secretary Donald R.egan,ln that two people earning equal amounts would pay roughly the same taxes. But fairness, in the sense of equality of tax payments, has not always been the goal of tax policy. In fact. the present confusion of taxes that the new proposal seeks to end was puflXlsely arranged fo give some taxpayers a break on their taxesprovided they invested in areas deemed desirable by government. Tax policy was, and continues to be until Congress acts, a system' of incentives to channel funds into a variety of economic and social projects, including housing, oil exploration and machinery to improve productivity. As expertise grew among those engaged in the tax-reduction business, wha t som e would call abuses also grew. Home-buying partnerships were arranged and structured in such a way that the tax deductions exceeded investment. Oil exploration schemes were developed that produced more deductions than oil. Tax·reduclng Investments in m achinery were made that did little to make U.S. heavy industries more competitive with foreigners . Meanwhile, service industries, which have been growing faster, were denied such deductions. Worker compensation was arranged so that large amounts of income were delivered as untaxed benefits. T)Je deductibility of business entertainment spawni.:d a new form of entertainment Industry, t:he tax-deductible business seminar at expensive resorts. The federa l government's eHorts to put its books in balance by turning over responsibilities to state and local government . became frustrated when the latter raised their own taxes, which were thet) deducted from federal income. However the system evolved, its original philosophy was meant to direct money into "desirable" private sector areas, thus improving the level of business or social conditions. But criticism grew quietly, one of the m ore cutting being that the United States, despite disclaimers, had effectively instituted a national industrial policy, or a system of centratiy directing the economy. This criticism, alluded to by Regan, helps make the new proposals more understandable, since it fits with the adm)nistratlon's interest In having the private sector develop free of government Interference. In this perspective, and based on Regan's remarks, government Interference through a tax policy that favors one person, family or business over another is a disguised form of regulation that distorts the free marketplace. But in proposing to change the t ax system , the Treasury's notions of fairness hardly coincide with fa irness concepts that have prevailed for decades. · Redmen make it I 0 straight Pag8-2-·The . Pomeroy-Midd~, Ohio I has to do !s cease Hvlng In New y orlt: state. There are, after all, 49others. And Connecticut, which !s nearby, · has no Income tax at au. . But the cogency of Mr. Reagan's retort !s gravely subverted by Its Implicit reliance on - the federal system. It Is true that a New Yorker can elect to llve and work. In Connecticut, but the very eXIstence of that option presupptisi!s that Connecticut Is free of hegt!ITI()nlc tax laws passed by Washington. But In the · last analysis, !ntllvldual states are free only to tile extent that the federal government permits them Independent fiscal poll- ·• ties, and this !s substantially undennlned by decllning to grant tax deductlblllty. A few years ago, an author In Sweden, perhaps the most tax· rtdden state In the world, decided against writing another book when told It would cost him 110 percent of the advance. It would he bypothetl· cally possible, If Mr. Regan's plan were enacted forfeiting the deduct!· b!llty of local taxes, for an American citizen to pay more tllan his Income. Before Reagan, tax on tllvldends.was as hlghas70peroent. Tax on dividends In New York state mounts very quickly (after $23.~ to 14 percent. Tax In New York Qty rtses, with some speed, to 4.3 percent. Tax !n.New York Qty rises, with some speed, to ·4-3 percent. So that under very recent codes a New Yorker could rind himself paying 88.3 percent of his dividends In taxes. The principle of deduct!b!llty Is a guarantor of the survival of federalism. But having satd as much, It !s wonderfully amusing to hear Gov. Cuomo, · Mr. Moynihan, et a!., screaming and yelling about the need to protect the same people they were screaming and yelling at PIXEVILLE (sS) -Tom Craft 4.().8; Don Jones 1·2-4; Rud,y Baldwinl-0-2 : Jeff Mullins S.O.lO; Haskins Carrott 10-3-2.3; Andre Smith fraud, assault and murder." WaUace followed up my Invest!· gallon with his TV cameras, viewing the goings-on through rose-tinted lenses. "AU the Vletna· mese we talked with," he told his vast "60 Mlnutes" audience, "agree ... that Anderson's story and others like it that focus on crime in the Vietnamese refugee community are distortions and Ignore the fact' that most Vietnamese are law· abiding, hard-working and grateful to the United States for giving them a home." in fact, I stressed that most Vietnamese refugees are not only good citizens but, indeed, are the victlnis of the VIetnamese under· world. I also added: "THough the vast majority of the refugees are law-abldlng, they are reluctant to talk to pollee." Apparently, they were also reluctant to talk to Wallace, who was a bit naive to expect them to confirm my allegations on coast-to-coast television. The President's Commission on Organized Crime Is more realistic. It recently produced a witness but kept him behind a screen and assigned a dozen federal marshals to guard him. This witness con· firmed my story. Meanwh!le, an !ntell!gence docu· ment . on Vietnamese crime, stamped "For Official Use Only," has been distributed to a few key police departments throughout the country. My associates Donald Goldberg and Corky Johnson obtained a copy. Here are the highlights: ~ - Vietnamese criminals are subtle at the art of extortion. According · to the manual, they rarely demand payments for pro· tect!on. Instead, "lndlvlduals representing themselves as members of Vlemamese resistance organlza· tlons or political groups have approached businesses for donations to the cause, warning that refusal to cooperate will result In being denounced as a communist, r Generals vs. media . William A. Rusher ·:. Berry's World •• · ~ta llllftlme aoore - Rio 53, Pikeville 29. Eastern, Southern host SVAC foes In direct violence." - The VIetnamese fear Vietnamese criminals above · all. others, declares the manual, "because of a , . perceived potential for senseless violence." Often "the victim's entire famlly will · be held at gunpoint and the house ransacked. In several notworthy cases, the victims of such.robberies have been killed or wounded even though they ,•. , offered no resistance." - "Prostitution !s one oft he most serious crime problems to atfllct lhe Vietnamese community," the manual notes. Young women are often forced Into prostitution and "engage In such activity . with a great deal of reluctance and shame. Suicide following an arrest for ,. soliciting Is not uncommon." Investigators have found "a high degree of organization and concentration of ownership" in this ugly business. Vietnamese prost!tutlo!l rings also engage in "I llegal currency transfers, ~~rcot!cs, gambl!ng and violence." NEW YORK (NEA) In fully recognize the stakes here. U Sharon a modern Goliath, and Time such an unappetizing prospect, separate courtrooms of the federal Westmoreland and 1or Sharon Inc. his David? Or, is the truth more given what the press can do to courthouse here In Manhattan, two should prevail, the warning flags nearly the other way around? • someone It dislikes, that It's generals of ~rate ann!es are wiU be flying' high whenever the . In the continuing battle for power becoming hard to rtDd good people currently angaged In libel suits media decide to do a job on some In today's society, technology has willing to serve. The time may be against two of Amertea's most public figure In the future. If, on the put tremendous new weapons In the coming to redress the balance In the powerlul news organizations, with other hand, the two generdls are hands of a few unelected master- competition, Instead of throwing It consequences that will almost successfully resisted, everyone who minds In the media. Conversely, still further out of kilter. surely have a major Impact, one hereafter "thrusts himself Into the government seiVIce has become way or the other, on the clout of the vortex of public Controversy" (ther· media. eby qual!fytng as a public figure Gen. WU!Iani Westmoreland Is within the meaning of the Sullivan suing CBS-TV for Sl!n million for rule) wUI be on notice that he runs alleging on a CBS documentary the rtsk of personal destruction If that In 1966 and 1967 he knowingly some Influential television program deceived President Johnson and or news magazine decides to the Pentagon concerning the size of ' sharpen Its teeth on him. the enemy forces arrayed against Prior to Sullivan, the only defense the United States and Its allies In against a libel suit - even one South VIetnam. And Israel! Gen. brought by a publ!c oftlc!af- was, Ariel Sharon !s suing Time Inc. for Inmost cases, totrytoshowthatthe asserting, allegedly falsely, that In statements complained or' were 1982 he encouraged the Christian true. And although Sharon and Phillanglsts In Lebanon (with Westmoreland have, of necessity, whom Israel was allied) to seek ac:qulesced In the Supreme Court's vengeance against . the PLO new requirement that · mallce be vengeance that subsequently took shown by the palntlft In such cases the ghastly fonn of the so-called as theirs, there is a widespread "Beirut massacre." feeling that the court went too far In Both plaintiffs are public tlgilres, gratuitously creating new law, ·and as such, t..uthare subject to the without benefit of any congres· so-called SulliVan rule, enunciated sional enactment, to make It much by the u.s. Sup!'l!llle Court In 1964, harder for a public figure to prevau under which a publk: official (and . In a libel suit. "pubUc .tiK\II'l'll" ~Y) must, The court's theory was that It Is In to recover tor libel, nOt only pro\re the public Interest . to ertCOUI'8gl! that the statements complained of "robust" disCussion of public offl. werefalae, but (I'OYethatlheywere clals who were supposedly· the made "mallclouBly" I.e., either heaVIes In the ongoing melodrama with knowledae of their falsity ·or of the government vs. the public. with an ~so reckless as But, critics ask, are valiant Peter to be equivalent. BotiJ ~ Zenger and biB little printing press, . have alleged, and are trying ·to ranaed IIJIIInst. the forces of the prove, exactly that. . . Crown, a legitimate symbol of ''Remember that electric guitar you gave me The care and effort that both today's media? As between CBS last year? Now, (m a MUL TIMILLIONAIREI" Time and CBS have put Into their anll WIWam Westmoreland, who Is detenaea make It plaiD that they Jack and who Is the Giant? Is Ariel 7-G-~: Jeff'S!mon 1.0.2; Floyd Crawford 2-2-6; Tom. Ruthehord 2·2·f3. Totah lZ-15-81. RIO GRANDE tll2) - Jerry Mowery 5-3-13; Dan Curry 5-2-12: Mike Smlth l.fl.B: Greg VerhOff 3-5-11; Bob Sh3w W-8; Joe Verhotf7-6-ID; Kent Wolte2-5-9; Ron Fournier 3-9-LI; Ron Rttllnger 3.fl.G: Rick Frltz H-6: Jeff Shaw 1-0-2; Dou~ Fogt L-0-2. ror.us RIO'S 'GREG VERHOFF · FOULED - An unldenHfled Pikeville player fouled Rio's Greg Verhoff (t5) durtng Wednesday night's IIOIH!Onference game In Lyne Center. Rio Grande won, U2-83, to rerilaln unbealen In 10 starts. Charges against Ky_--r-____Jac_k_And_e_rso_n WASHINGTON - Last March, I had a run· In with CBS' super sleuth, Mike Wallace, who challenged a column I had written about the VIetnamese underworld . I charged that some South Vietnamese generals, whom the U.S. Army had saved from the communists and had alrl!fted to the United States, are now operating a Mafia-like organization that Is preying upon V!etnamesecommun· Illes here. "Some of the more ruthless members of the South Vlelnamese hierarchy - the taste of power sWI !n their mouths - were not content to retire to a suburban life, American style," I wrote. "They allegedly formed a subterranean network and continued the plunder· !ng that they had learned in their official capacities in Saigon." I quoted from a confidential crime report, which alleged that they are "involved In extortion, drugs, loan-sharidng, gambling prostitution, smuggling, welfare · The Daily OhiO . Oak HUI, Th-ijtJ, In their opener last Mark Shr!vers. . week. Kyger Creek dropped a 5&42 . Sophomore Mike Kemper had a o~ner to Fort Frye on Tuesday. whopping 29 points, Paul Le added Chuck Vogel led the Bobcats with 14, Wayne Diddle 12, and Todd Dee! 18 points. Steve Waugh, who 10. · suffered an Injury during football North Gallla hit a hot 24 of 61 field season, wUI not be In prime shape goals and sank 10 of14 charity tries this week, an1 most likely wit! ·see for a grand shooting performance. little action, but is a proven sharp Eagles Seek First Win · shooter who will play a key role In At Eastern the Eagles stumbled Kyger's future success. early In their home opener, but Gary Pennington, Rodney Mor· played a much stronger second gan, Barry Mathews, and Brian · half. Wamsley rounded out Tuesday Junior Kevin Barber ripped the . nlght's scortng. cords for 17 po!pts to lead Eastern, The SVAC preview provided just Including a couple four for four a hint at how close the league should streaks tbat put EHS back In the be, and most Ukely that same game. Freshman Brent Bissell exciting closeness can be seen this added 15, Royce Bissell 10, and week In the Eastern and Southern Greg Leachman nlne. • gymnasiums. ' Eastern is strong at guard with The resenre contests precede the Eddie Collins and Jeff Caldwell. varsity tilts at 6:30p.m. Other top contributors are Jimmy Caldwell, Jim Weber, Paul Collins, Tone Chapman. Joe Runyon and Eastern and Southern open the SVAC campaign Friday night at home as the Eagles meet Kyger Creek and Southern defends Its home winning streak against the North Gallla Pirates. Southern is 0.2 . after losses to Galllpolls and Waterford. Oilly three players from last year's club remain, including Kevin Teaforq, Steve Teaford, and Darin Roush, which has prompted Coach Carl Wolfe to say, "This Is my youngest team !n my 12 years at Southern." · Eight players are up from last year's 19-1 reserve team, which claimed the SVAC championship. The young Tornadoes will be trying to keep the school's home winning streak that began over four years ago intact. 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All-America center Pa· Pharmacy North .................. -. ................ 61 far, St. Jolm's opponents have not nick Ewing had eight points, nine minutes of the first half to spark a .".·.~ -~~::.::::::: :::::::· ~ found the right answer. 24-12 surge that gave the Blue Devils ~~r. rebounds and six blocked shots. 'Whaley's Used Auto Par1s .................. ,... 5E In two one-point victories, oppoNetwork Video ................................... ,. 34 DePaul stayed unbeaten and a 46-32 halftlme advantage. nents of the third-ranked Redmen handed Dllnols State Its first loss in Memphis StateoveJl)Owered Mid- Chapman Shoes ...............................-..... 32 lndMduaJ game - Laurie 16B; Bev Brown bave been ordered by their coach four decisions as sophomore Dallas dle Tennessee as senior Keith Lee Hi5; Laurie Betzlng 160. not to foul the 1984 u.s. Olympic Comegys had 20 points and Tyrone had 33 points and 16 rebounds. The Team game - Pharmacy Non.h 41K:l; team stalwart, who has made 90 Corbin 14 rebounds for the Blue Tigers, who also got 16 points and 17 Chapman ShOes 478; No. 2 471. Indlv1dual series - La ulie Betzlng 462; percent of his free throws for his Demons. rebounds from sophomore William Tnldy Casto 455; TheJmCj Osborne 453. college career. . Team .series - Chaprrian Shoes 1381; Illinois State, which got a game- Bedford, took a 45-27 margin at In a 58-57 triumph Saturday night high 27 points from Lou Stefanovic, halftime and didn '!lead by less than Pharmacy North 1376; No. 2 lJfil . aver St. Bonaventure, the Bonnles led by as many as five points In the seven points in the second half. Sk)•Une LRnes were told to .stay away from Mullin first half, buta15-5stre<!k by DePaul Lorenzo Charles scored 23 points ,'l.onda)' Nl te Ow!s in the final seconds. St. John's kept gave It a 43-341ead at halftime. The and Terry Gannon added 18as North No\'. 19, 1984 the ball In Mullln's hands and the Blue Derrions then held off a Carolina State pulled away from Team PtA. Pharmacy North .......... ... .. ........ ... 59 Redmen ran out the clock. North Carolina A&T. An 11-2 run by second-half rally by the Redbirds Whaley's Used Aut o Par1s ................ .... 54 Wednesday night, St. Jolm's was tha t pulled them Within two points. the Wol1pack extended a 26-20 lead 'powplJ's Super Valu .......................... .. 53 trailing !1645 when Fordham Coach Gallery Hair Arts .............................. ... 52 Guard Jolmny Dawkins had 19 to 37-22. J'liov. 2............................................... .. .. 52 Tom Penders ·told his team not to points, eight rebounds and five Network Vldfoo .................................... ..34 foul Mullin. But when he drove the Chapman ShOeS ................................... 26 Ind ividual games - Margaret Nee! 187; lane:Joe Franco failed to heed the Janel Duffy 110: Laurie Betting 165. warning and Mullln canned two free Team game - Whaley's Used Auto P a rt..s throws with 15 seconds left toglveSt. 483. 479; Network Video 475. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) _ Bob Ries Is amazed at the large lndt,1d ual ,..,.res - Margarel Nee! i84; John's a 4746vlctory. · Jan('! Duffy 469; Thelma OsOOrne 462. ld Team series- Whaley's Used Au!O Parts In other games involving teams FUes, Ohio State University's retir- number of requests, cons enng ing athletic ticket director, says the Rose Bowl tickets are selling for 1132: Gallery Hair Arls 1.169: Netwrk Video ranked in The Associated Press Top 1 demand for Rose Bowl tickets by ,...::$35:::·::::50:_:t.:::his:::.:c.: Ye : a:.:.r : · .::UPc.;fro=m::.:S5 :::·:::50 : .:in:::1::: 95 : __ 7:__ . _ ll5 _ . - - - - -- - Twenty, It was No. 1Georgetown 76, Buckeyes' fans this year Is much St. Leo 56; No. 2 DePaul Si, Illinois State71; No.4Duke98,Appalachlan higher than the last tlme the team , THE SPORTSLEADER OF State &i; No. 5 Memphis State 90, went to the bowl. Ohio State's Big Ten champions Middle Tennessee TI: No. 10 North SOUTHEASTERN OHIO - WMPO-FM Carollna State 101, North CaroUna will face Southern California 's BRINGS YOU THE BASKETBALL A&T 54; No. 13 Louisiana State 89, Pac-10 winners Jan. 1 !n the Mississippi &i; No. 17 Oklahoma 88, Pasadena, Calif., classic, !he first GAME OF THE WEEK · St. Mary's, Texas, 55 and No. 18 time thE' Buckeyes have appeared in FRIDAY, DECEMBE!It 7th Alabama-Binnlngham 73. South the Rose Bowl since 1~ . Ries says the demand will exceed Carolina State 56. the school's allotment of20,(Xl1Rose Top Ten TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11th Bowl tickets. Georgetown, which IS 4-0 but has "We' re overwhelmed," Rlessaid. yet to play a DiviSion I team, rolled "We won't be able to handle all of the over St. Leo, a Florida school, with HEAR ALL THE ACTION ON 92 FM orders." Bill Martin scoring 13 of his 15 points ::::.:::::::: -Sports briefs..- - COMING THROUGH- Miami of Ohio's Ron Homter heads lor the bB8ket as Purdue's James Bullock tries to keep out of the way. (AP Laserphoto ). OP£N . ...,.~·~ your holiday dollars during Ingels Holiday .· nLL 8 P.M. , , ')"~ nus Days. You'll get a big savings bonus this weekend. Now Thru Yankees acquire Henderson rights 12 MTS. FREE FINANCING (TO QUALIFIED BUYERS-APPLIANCES EXCLUDED) Friday & Sat , Dec. 7-8 On I VELVET WOOD ROCKERS ROCKERS FROM FROM $12995 $8995 CHOICE OF VELVET FABRICS Save S200 on Stately Colonial 4-P(. Bedroom Pretty posy motif bedecks rustic oak finished group. With double dresser, hutch mirror, chest and hedboard ... it's a budget-wise buy! 6 GUN SOLD S19995 SETS ONL\' REG, 1799,95 $59995 HOUSTON (AP)- RickeyHendersonwlllbewearingpinstripesin48 hours - If the New York Yankees can suit hlm. ' The , Yankees, by far the most IN Save 5180 on Queen Sleeper S399 REG. 1579.95 Be ready for overnrghters' Country solid Herculon • sofa opens into roomy full bed. Super buy' Save SlOO on Trestle 5-Pc. . REG. 1329 $229 SAVE .ON BEAUTIFUL CURIOS Gather the family at trestle leg table flanked by 4 padded seat side DESKS chairs. FLAT OR lOLLS NEW SHIPMENT GRANDFATHER CLOCKS • FROM ALL SALE PRICED S999S COFFEE & $599 END TABLES FROM $38 88 12 insn~ n1 Dee. 7 WITH ANY- liVING ROOM PURCHASE TABLE LAMPS 30°/o OFF ng KYGER CREEK AT EASTERN was 9·11 with Richmond last season while struggling with control problems. In 1!111, he tied a Carolina League record by striking out 20 batters in one game. r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;., active team so far during the winter meetings, pulled off a stunner Wednesday night by winning the Henderson sweepstakes. But their trade with the Oakland ·A's, suppcisecfto be Henderson and a minor-league player forpl(cher Jay Howell and four miner-leaguers, hinges on a catch. Before the Yankees can get the speedy ouMlelder, they have workout a new contract with him. Oakland has given the Yankees until 6 p.m. EST Friday to reach agreement with Henderson an,d his agent, Riehle Bry. "We will ask for a minimum of five years," Bry said · alter the conditional trade was announced. And It was believed Henderson, one of the best leadoff men in baseball history, would be asking for $8 mJIIIon for those five years. Henderson, to turn 27 on Christ- mas Day, Is go!ng .into the 1985 season with a one-year contract won in arbitration that wlll pay him $800,<XKl. He would become a free agent at the end of next year without · a new contract. The Henderson deal easily overshadowed · other actlv!tles at the winter meeting, which included the Texas Rangers signing free-agent designated hitter Cliff Johnson; the Yankees sending catcher Rick Cerone to Atlanta; free-agent Lee Lacy about to sign with Baltimore; and baseball's 26 owners meeting with Commissioner Peter Ueberroth for the first time. Yankees General Manager Clyde King, smiling at a press conference, said he had not begun thinking about HenderSon's contract. "Maybe I should have thought about It before we did this," King said. But with free-spending New York owner George Steinbrenner in town, there was little doubt Henderson. who stole a record 130 bases in 1982, would be patrolling center field in Yankee Stadium next year. Oakland· vice president Sandy Alderson said the A's ''made this transaction with reluctance." But we were faced with certain economic realities, given theoverall composition of our ballclub, and the . need to Improve in several areas." Earlier during these meetings, Los Angeles came close to landing Henderson. But the Dodgers' offer of pitcher Alejandro Pena and Greg Brock was not enough to lure him from Oakland. The Baltimore Orioles' offer of pitcher Scott McGregor and out· fielder Gary Roenlcke also was not enough to get Henderson, who hit .293 with 16 home runs, 58 runs batted in and .81 stolen bases last season. Henderson !s the only major-league player to steal 100 bases 1n three seasons. Ml!anwhlie, the Yankees continued their suprlses. 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The Redmen will enter the competition after already capturing three tournaments this season (M-OC Tip Off, Wilmington Classic a nd A ld erso n · Broaddus Invitational!. The Classic is held In honor of basketball's most prolific scorer, Clarence "Bevo" Francis, who paced the 1952-53 Rio Grande College Red men to an astounding 39·0 mark while nearly rewtiting the KCAA a nd NAJA record books in the process. · Among his outstanding accompllshments Include the NCAA top s lilgle-season scoring ave rage r4e.3J, best t~VO·year average (47.1) a"!l points In a single game (113). HI,; NAIA marks are similar single season scoring average I (00.1) and points bt a game (116) . FranciS will be on hand tor the fesllvlties . Rio Grande won the Classic last season by knocking off Franklln University and Indiana University· Purdue University (Indianapolis branch). Not_oniywllllie menbeplaylng ln this year's Invitational, but the Redwomen wUI also be hosting their edition of tbe Bevo Francis Classic on Friday and Saturday afternoons. Action Starts Friday Competition w1ll begin on friday afternoon as Dyke CollegE> battles Wilmington College al 2 p.m. and Rio Grande hoSts Thomas Moore at 4 p.m. In thf' men's competition, West VIrginia Tech will challenge Dyke College at 7 p.m. , whlle Rio Grande defends their crown against Edward Waters (Florida) in the nightcap. On saturday, the women's cansO. _OUII'kers an ouung. latlon game IS slated for 2 p.m .' · 'l'!le senior front-line wUI consist followed by the champll;>qshlp of 6.3 Greg Verhoff, the l~>adlng contest at 4· p.m . In men's play, .. scorer on the team at 17.5 and 6-7 third placew!U be decided at7p.m., . Da~ Gurry, who has hlt at a 15.7 while the Friday evening winl'l!r5 .. po\nt cUp as well as pulling down a will battleforthechamplo~~at9 · 1club.leadlng6.4reboundspergame. p.m . . , · 6-8 center Bob shaw Is i1Veraglng3.5 "We arE> expecting son\e very ··: pOIJ}tl;! and 4.7 rebounds and will good competition,'' stated , Rio . reofui,d out the starting line-up for Grande Head Cqach · Jo~ L.a- ;, 'Rio:>drande. whorn. "West VIrginia Tech Jid)lrard Waters cOllege from be the team to beat. They 'have... · JaclcsonvUie, Fla., will combat the played a very tough schedule a~ . ~~n with r.o junior guard are picked to win their conference.'' Bruce·.Perry, 6-2 sophomore guard Rio Uneup Same :. I Bob Parrish, 6-5 senior forward Joe ; 1 The Redmen (9-0) are e~tef! Braswell, 6-7 junior forward Cleveto start lhe same line-up thalthe~ . land Sirmons and 6-8 sophomorE> have gone with all year. ' The center·Rick Curtis. backcourt will be anchored )ly !to$ · Price To Be Honored senior co-captain Jerry M~wel)', . p.e Saturday_ evening contest .who Is averaging 13.1 points andl will also serve as the Hall of Game seven assists per game. Joininf game as Galllpolis native GU Price Mowerywlllbe6-2sophomorefMii!e ~mes the 46th lriductee Into the Smith who has connected for 8.2 . .Institution's athl!'tlC haU of fame. Price, a graduate of Gallla L! ~~~~:rs ~~etl~h:~o:-:c:: I ' JWCK SP RI NGS - Vinton C<;runty vlslts Larry Morrison GYJPnasium Friday as Meigs wUl att~mpt to put back the pieces from Tuesday' s overtime loss to Nelsonville-York. :;rhe Vikings, on the oth~>r hand. captured their first win of season , Tqesday 68-67 over Wamn Local. !'Joth t ea m~ come into the game with identical records. 1-2 overall initial season at Vlkingland. Bell takes over the helm from exEastern eager, Bob Caldwell. Steve Hamon and Lance Bollendl'rscored19and21respectively in the Vikings win over Warren. VInton County featured a balanced attack that COfiSlsts of Hamon, Bollender, and two others capable of double figu res In Randy Mace a nd Scott Gilliland. attending Rio Grande including Starting for the Marauders .twice ' being named honorable probably he 6-2 s~>nior Jay Carpen:· mention All·Amertcan, the District ter, who comes off his _flnest.game·. 22_ Most Valuable Player, Rio thus far with 18 points: and 64'. I Grande College team co-MVP and junior Mike Chancey at• fo~ards.' · the recipient of the Rio Grande 5·7 junior Brad Robinson and 5-9 ' Tennis Award. junior Rick Wise at guardS; _whllej 1 Price graduate d from Rio 6-4 senior Dave Fisher and ~5' . Grande College In 1978 with a B.S. junior Lee Po.,;ell should ~Jyi-re the, ·· degree and tl\en continued on to center duties. Juniors·.. Cbris . . · study Political Science and EcoKennedy, Shawn Baker. arid Rodd. · nomlcs at the University of Cam· and 1-1ln thethe TVC. Heading TVC card this ~~!d ay. app e ars , to be th e Nelsonvt lle-York-Tnmble matchup; Both have 2-0 records in the le~e. In other TVC play, Miller g~s Ia Belpre, WellstOn travels to Wa r ren Local, a nd Federal Hocking goes to Alexander. Vinton County's two losses have come from Athens 61·35 and Nelsonville· York .69-61. The Vikings a re coached by ex-Ironton h~>ad Meigs Vinton CountyVinton split their two and games last yl'ar. County comes off a 7-14 slate last year and finished 7-11 in the TVC. The Vikings returned three lettertnen including Hamon, Bollender, and Chip Alman. When asked about his team this year before the season started, Bell said , ··we have a little quickness and some size this year, but we Jack experience:· Harrison should see ple._ action. " t y of Coach Mick Childs' resejvks go after their fourth straight win · againstthe Little Vikings. who have a l-1 TVC record. n The Little Marauders share-first: place at 2-0 w1th Belpre In the TVC reserve race. Nelsonville-York's · reserves nipped Vinton County.! 37·36 while Meigs bottled up N-Y· 50-37 In comparing llke-oppomlnts·. mentor Buddy Bell, now in his BFuce denies he's Missouri candidate .. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio · Sta'te football Coach Earle Bruce has-denied published reports that he candidate for the Missouri is coaching vacancy. created by the dismissal of Warren Powers. l;lruce, reached Wednesday on a recyuiting trip in Chicago. told the Columbus Citizen-Journal : "No, there is no truth to that. I am not a candidate for the Missouri job." Two newspapers in Columbia , Mo., the Daily Tribune and the Missourian , both included Bruce on a ~t of coaches being considered for a second round of inte rviews . Bruce sa id he spent a few hours in St. Louis last week discussing the Missouri football situation with athletic department officials, but . tha t the t.a lk centered on other I ca}ldidates. have been good friends with (Missouri Athletic Director) Dave Hart and (assistant AD) Dick Bestwick s ince way back. " Bruce told the newspaper . . "We talked about the job, but not in regard to a is now . cun;-ently ·m his stXlh •cOach Newt Oliver and Clarence semester of Medical School at the • "Bevo" Francis are both scheduled University of Santiago where he Is • io speak. The cost of admission for studying Internal Medlctne. Price the banquet Is $7 and Is open to the is also listed In the ranks of Who's public. Who Among Students In American For more Information concem- ,. Unlverslties and Colleges. He will btg the weekend's· activities, conbe presented a plaque commemo- tact the Office of Athletics at the rating his Induction preceding the college at 1-!ro-282·T.m taU tree In championship contest on Saturday Ohio or (614) 245-5353, extension 293. _· evening. · Oliver To Speak A banquet Is also scheduled for Saturday afternoon with a meal to be .served at 1 p.m. LegeiK!ary IN MIDDLEPORt &lul4! · · M ·. eigs hosts Vikings Friday'.. B&G BAR · Presents ' LEBANON, Ohlo (AP) - Lebanon Raceway was scheduled to resume standard bred racing tonight after Wednesday's program waSit:anceled because of snow. $11 900 1 .. .. ·.:hG. OF 2-60's ,. . ·.~:~v•••I .$329 Come In Soon! A MINIMUM DEPOSIT WILL PUT YOUR FAVORITE STYLE IN LAY-AWAY FOR PRE-CHRISTMAS DELIVERY REG. $44.99 . Olllg WRIST WATCHES ADIITS & CHilDIEN'S mou:!ing1 LEATHER; SUEDE UPPER SIZES 8 TO 12 ss SWEAT SUITS.......... S3S FOOTBALLS $9 95 UP To $ 39 Kt ifl(JC "1'..otd NoMina. I .P•. • lon. thr• Sit. 1:00 u1. te I p.1n. 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S29.99 IN THE MIDDLEPORT MASONIC BUILDING 42 oz. . REG. 14.95 HAPPY HOLIDAY SAVINGS ~ U ~N1 TU~£ l'< 0US10i ('<; >"'( u m e 11mp11 proot t oe~ . I!OIU 10 DA_N'S .COLOGNES 1· ~·~-·--~· ~·~--·--~· ---~~·.·~-·--~· --·~-·--~·----·~... PRICES GOOD THROUGH MONDAY ~ PHO.NE 992-5776 J6HIEf SALE PRICES! S19'' -. TYLENOL . EXTRA STRENGTH ·:; .. .... TABLETS Poimlllias . PoHed & Hanging llaslcel~ Foiage "!ants • Polled & Hanging Basket~ Christmas (actus, African Violet~ (hfistmas Trees, Wreaths, Grove ll!an· ket' Candle Atrangtf!lt!ll~ Homemade Apple Buller & other novelties. Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to ·5 MrJny Styles & Sizes BASKETBALL ENGLISH LEATHER . RACINE - A dance will be beld Saturday night at the Racine American Legion Hall and Recreation Center from 7 p.m . to 12 for ages 13 and up. Prices will be $1 sbtgle and $1.00 couple. A pool table, fooze ball table, and video games will be Naw Open Fat · Chtllfmet Set~an lloekplts. C1 bi~et is linbhtd in 1 waom lont engrtve d pint win~l oBLOUSES oDRESS PANTS oSWEATERS . oMEN'S SHIRTS oLEYl ACTIVEWEAR . oJEANS FOR' THE ENTIRE FAMILY ONLY SATIJRDA Y PI'. PLEASANT - The Mason County ~xtenslon Office and Home Economics Department of Pobtt Pleasant High School will sponsor a Christmas Idea Open House, Saturday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m,, bt the Point Pleasant High Scbool Gymnasium. 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POMEROY - The annual Christmas Party and gift ex· change of the Wllllng Workers classofEnterpris~>United M~>lh· PAGEVTI.LE -Scipio Township trustees will meet Friday, 7 p.m ., at the·Pageville Township Hall. tlons and refreshments, will be free. POMEROY Christmas Bazaar, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday at Meigs Senior Cltll.ens Center; crafts, ceramics, baked goods, candy. Public dinner Friday, 4 to 6 p.m . followed by a round and square daJice, 7 to 10 p.m . with music by the Stringdusters. r--------=-__;-1 1 WE ARE YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPP'ING HEADQUARTERS 3f4''x30~~ evening, 7: :ll p.m ., at the home of MargE> Bowen. 992 •3684 _ 9• 5 BLACK PATENT . AMUIAN GREETINGS L-...__,_....;__ CALL DAN ARNOLD AT DAN'S IN MIDDLEPORT SIZES INFANTS I CHILDREN'S JiEG. 15.65 FRI., DEC. 7th 8:3 o· tO 12:30 EXCELLENT CONDITION Shoes for Boys and Girls $397 011/g MARGE, IILL & MARVIN 1982 GMC STARCRAfJ CONv·· ERS·ION VAN !'oH.fParrot® -1 POUND MIDDLEPORT - the Mid· dleport Presbyterian Women's MIDDLEPORT - The MidAssociation wUl meet Thursday dleport Presbyterian Women's -evening at 7::ll p.m. at the Association will meet Thursday, Church. Devotions will be pres· 7: ill p.m., at the churoh, with ented by Faye Wallace. · Faye Wallace presenting . _ devotions. MIDDLEPORT - Evange. Une Chapter 172, Order of the FRIDAy Eastern Star, will meet at 7::ll POMEROY - The Family Thursday at the Middleport Support Network Board Will Masonic Temple. Me!Jibei'S are meet Friday noon at Veterans towearstreetdresses. There will Memorial Hospital, East-West · bea$3glftexchange. Conterenc~> Room. Noreen On_,----:--=-':""--~:---.....:;;_;:.::_..., drusko, project coordina tor, will . give an update on participant respollSI' to the program, thl're w1ll be a slide presentation on Family Support Network, Introduction of tralnllig sessions, projected S<'lutlons to somE> common blocks, such as transportation a nd respite care. --EAGLE RIDGE - Meigs CountY Foxchasers Association · will meet 7 p.m. Friday at the , clubhouse on Eagle Ridge. ~~b~rid~ge~a~t~C~am~brl~d~g~e;,E~ng~lan~d~.H~e~~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~ [1;=;;;::;,;;;;;;:;;================·~ me." SAMPLER THURSDAY held on Dec. 11 at 6 p.m . In the cafeteria were made .when the Women's Auxiliary of Veterans Memotial Hospital mel recent at the hOSpital. · There will be a $3 gift f'xchange, and the turkey for the dinner wUl be provided. Members are to take a covered dish. It was repOrted that a Cabbage · Patch doll has been awarded by th~." group to Dorothy Reeves, RoUte l. Pomeroy. Juanita Nonnan p~ided at the meeting hosted by MOdred Fry and Clara Burris. Ref-reshments were served r---'----------U:=====~=::===! ONLY . RUI'LA!'ID - Rutland Vlllage Council wlll meet Thursday evening, 7 p.m., at thE> civic center. Auxiliary meetinf!. Plans fa. a Christina$ party to be held to the 16recently members attending . "THE ROAD RUNNERS" ·. Racing card cancelled wm-: ::1 WHITMAN'S C(liendar The Daily Sentinel- Page 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio MIDDLEfon, OHIO .' ZENITH 19" Diagonal CustomSeries Color TV o A1908W • Zenith Chi'omasharp 90 Picture Tube for su · perb pi cture sharpness and highlight d etail. . • Dependable 100 % Modular Z- 1 Chassis for long·l!fe reliabil ity. , o Super Video Range Tuning with Perma-Set Fine·luning. • Electronic Power Sentry protects chassis, con· troi s energy usage . • Auto·Control Color System. 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WlllllU5 $34995 OIIY61EfT At . · · Silver Bridge .Plaza Ph. 446-8051 h ' '' ' ' > �• Page-1 0- The Daily Sentinel 1 0 Block owners attend seminar I Karl and Mary Kehler local H&R Block owner-managers, attended 0 Thu...ctay. December e. 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio the annual H&R Block Sa teWte t!on which was c)eveloped to Include Owners' Convention held In Colum- the il\test In tax.changes as wen as bus In November. . management topics anfl'market!ng The convention was held for 260 strategies. franchise operations In the .states of The Kebl~ urge taxpayers to Ohio, West Vlrglnlma and Ken- organize tax related rna terlals now tucky. In attendance with the and to Investigate hO'l'/ the far franchise owners were manage- reaching tax changes of the Tall . ment training specialist, Thomas Reform Act of 1!WW will atfeet them. Zimmerman; regionaldirector,and lnfo1111at!on and reco~ keeping ' ' Clara A. Gustlna, region~ 'satellite · books can be obtained from thelp<;al franchise director. SateUlste fran- H&R Bloc~! office In Pomeroy; chise directors hosted the conven· 992-3795. Full Gospel Busine.rsmen to meet The FUu Golpel Bn"nesa Men's Fellowship .International, . Area Chapter 419, wUl meet Monday at 6: ll p.m at the Saddl!!llrook ~· Route 62, north d Point Pleasant. Reservations are to be made with Glenn Thom~at the PoWderPuff Beauty salon, 446-3748 or at home, 256-1903,1n GaUla County; Foreman and Abbott, 992-5893, or Edgar Abbott, 992-38f4,-lnMelgsCounty; or Lawrence ·Foreman, 113-5757, In· Mason'County. The dinner la.$7 and l'l!lenlatlona must be made by noon Friday. . . . ~r far the meeting will be ROn Glauque; a tenner member of · Hell'sAngels, nowacttvetyengaged 'In the Mesalanlc JewtshMov~t International. Motorcycles, fight1 \llg and ~ were the main thlnp (n hls llte, ulltu God gave him a second cllance _at life whlle lmpltalized following a serious accident In. 1972. ' ' SANTA'S. PRICES (\~f A BUSTERS -~~r,,,~ln tt·tr ' 2 2 have more time to ~oy the aeaaon and apectal mqlc of Chrtaimaa. "Too Uttle time and too much to and with the eeaaon cornea extra do" Ia I common complaint for projects such u shopptnr, baldnr.- many of us. Everyday chores and and parties, added to an already activities seem to engulf the day, busy schedule. leaving little time and energy to These extra demands on your pursue the things we enjoy or make time can leave you worn out and progress on long term goals. tired as Christmas gets closer. By There are lots o( techniques for County Ext=don A.Home Eooliamlca IIIII &-H Holiday aeaaon II In full awtnr. W . . .Q to take cliarp of your time Ia to aile yolll'lel1 wby you want to manqe your time d!tfPrently. Do you want to manqe time to earn more money? To Increase your productlvlty, either at home or on the job? To reduce !eeHngs .of stress and frustration? To spend with family or friends? To have more time just for yourself? Take a minute or two manage ttme. Important lhlnra, to make time for else. Just momenta, one atter Saylor "No" to one thlni' meana what'a really Important to you. another, Instead of living so many aaytnr "Yell" to another. We all What would you do I! you could years ahead of e!lch day. haveonly:Uhouraadlly. We can't Uveyourll!eoveragaln?Here'sone I've been one of those persons do everything. Learning to s1y answer: whonevergoesanywherewlthouta 'No," simple though It sounds, Is u 1 Had My Ufe thermometer, a hot-water bottle, a . one of the most dl!flcult parts of 1o Uve Over mlncoat and a parachute. If I hadlt _time management. But It's a By Nadine Stair to do over agaln, I would travel crucial abtllty, because an the other ol Loulsvtlle, KentllCky Imhter thap I have. time saving strategies depend on (Written when she was ~-~PJD!jijiii~~Ei your abtllty to make choices. 78 yelU'S oltl) People tend to be happier when they I'd dare to make more mistakes are clear about when they want to next time. I'd relax. I would limber do and don't want to do. up. I would be sillier than I have You can make a good start been thls trip. I would take fewer toWard managing your ttme effec- things seriously. I would take more lively by following this system: chances. I would take more trips. I ~J t JACKSON PIKE - Rl 3!5 WEST Phone 446- 4524 Write down on a " to do" list the would climb more mountains and fi ve most Important things you swim more rivers. I would eat more BAR&AIN MATINEES SAT &SUN All SEATS 12.25 , lee cream and less beans. I would have to do tomorrow . SSION EVERY TUESDA Y Decide which jobs should be done perhaps have more troubles, but I'd during your high energy period of have fewer imagin ary ones. the day and which can be accompYou see, I'm one of those people llshed during your lower energy who lives sensibly and sanely hour periods. Now, rank the jobs In order after hour, day arter day. Oh , I've ·of Importance (1 Is for most had my moments, and if I had it to lmi>ortant, 5 for least Important I. do over again, I'd have more of Stop and think. Can you delegate r-;;;;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;:;;;:;==========;;;1 &ny of these jobs, or parts of jobs to someone else• If you can,doso. Get the whole family Involved. They'll enjoy the holiday more and so will MIDDLEPOIT, OH. you! Save your time for the things oniJI''you can do. Tomorrow morning when you are ready to start work, look at your " to do" list. If you're a morning person, begin working on the number 1 activity - the most Important one - with all your concentration and energy. If your prime time is later in the day, start with activity 2. Work on the task you've selected until you complete It or come to an appropriate stopping place. Go on to the next activity and proCeed In this fashion untll it is time to quit for the day. Don 't feel 1--!==========~L---------­ frustrated if you didn't get every· thing done. The Important thing is that you worked on the priorities. Use a priority system and a "to do" llst every day. You wiUfind you get the Important things accomplished, one step at a time. Always remember: 1) You r own reasons for managing time better; THAT-'S RIGHT! BUY YOUR NEW CAR OR TRUCK FROM THE TURNPIKE "PRICE. BUSTERS'-' TODAY AND MAKE YOUR ·FIRST PAYMENT IN FEB-RUARY 1985. 'lr"l lffl 't:l- 2 ON THE SPOT FINANCING AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED DAN'S Large Selection • Low Prices. · APPLICANTS. The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 ::;:.w:;:_Ke!!},_~.z~!!r!!!!!!'!l.f!.r~!F£hfi..~:. tf!. f:.~!~l ~~~~... F \lf I' ' 'til In Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BEGINNING DEC. 1Oth WE WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. Volkswagen's EACH EVENING FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE traveling team. CHECK PRESENTED~ In ceremonies held at the Arcadia Nursing Center In CoolvUie Tuesday afternoon, Dr. Anne Samaan, right, founder and president. ol the Greater Athens Area Chapter of Alzhebner's Disease and Related Diseases Assn. was presented a $6,000 check for the area chapter. The money was r!Wied by employes ol the center who dctnated their spare time In fund-raising activities for the _,latlon: With Samaan from the left are Fran Richardson, regional director of the Southenl Regional Nursing FacWtles, and Sharon Nelson, admlnlstrator at the Arcadia facUlty. In 12 centers operated by the company a total of $18,342 was r.tised for the association with $6,000 the amount raised locaBy and being kept In the loc.al area. 4 Cyl., 5 speed, vinyl seats $5,993. 00 VANAGON Delivered Plus Freight ·CAMPER. 3 In Stock State and l.ncal Taxes and Fees Excluded OR YOU CAN LEASE IT FOR••••••• s9goo 48 '10000 '100000 '119goo '475ro 60,000 6' per mile MBER OF MONTHS REFUNDABLE SECURITY DEPOSIT CASH DOWN PAYMENT OR TRADE TOTAL AMOUNT DUE AT INCEPTION AMOUNT OF PAYMENTS TOTAL MILEAGE ALLOWED ,.. MILEAGE PENALTY OVER 60,000 Stock No. 5678 $9900* THUND~RBIRD stereo, WSW radial ti res. wheel covers, remote mir·rors. Stock no. 10160 '9295 '8395 dr .• 6 cyl., air cond ., hea ter , auto . trans .. PS , PB , body side mould ings, tin ted gl ass. AM radio, WSW r adia l tires , r emote irrors, st y led r oad w hee ls. ,.,,_,<,no. 10101. NOW '1995 .. 2 dr . , 6 ·cy l ., vinyl roof, heater. auto. trans., PS, tinted glass, AM radio. Slock ro. 10112. , WAS ' NOW '995 4 dr-. . A c:;y l. , air con d., heater, 4 speed, tinted gla ss, AMI FM r adio, W SW r adia l tires. Stock no. 56761 • WAS NOW '3695 '2995 1.98~ V·8, air cond ., vinyl roof. power PLYMOUTH RELIANT K moon roof, heater, .auto . 1rans., ,. .,, PB, power wi ndo\NS, powe r seat. power dOOr locks. body 'side .'mou ld ings, ti nted glass, tilt Wheel , cru ise, AIVI/FM radio, stereo ta pe, WSW radia l tires, 55581. WAS '4295 NOW Sta tion wago n, 4 cyl.. etir cond ., roof rack, hea ter , auto . trans., PS, PB, body side mouldi11gs. tinled glass , tt l! wh eel, AM/ FM rad io, WSW radial tires, wh ee l covers, re mote mirrors , 360 m'ites. Stock no. 56761. WAS NOW $2695 '10,995 '9995 !ISS:SJIOS!IS~~~-'!:~_!21'ij 1978 PONTIAC FIREBIRD l inled glass. AM / FM stereo. Slock no. 40251 . WAS '4995 . radio, NOW s4295 1978 FORD F-250 • :~;,. · ton !on pickup, 6 cvt.. stand . WSW ti res, 'Nhee l covers, tires . Stock no. 54262 . trans., rear step bumper. Stock NOW NOW no. 55492. $3995 ~~95 sgg5 pi ckup. 4 Wheel drive, V· B, 4 speed, PS, PB. tlong wide bed, rear slep ~u'mtj!er. AM radio, while spoke wheels, mud and snow tires . Slock·no. 56441 . WAS NOW s4995 '3995 HANDMADE CHRISTMAS ITEMS & POINSETTIAS ATTENTION II OPEN SUN.-SAT. 9 A.M. TO 10 P.M. V.W. BUYERS We Now Have (8) New ·'85' Models In Stock For Your Selection. Others Arriving Daily Some 4 Door Golf ·& Jetta Models Are In Short Supply, But Orders Ar~ Now Being Accepted Stop-In· Or Call T For Further Details. 1983 CHEVROLET SCOTTSDALE C~10 1973 FORD F·100 Red & Silver, •;, ton pickup, V-8, aula. trans., PS. PB. tong wide lied , rea r step bumper , t~ nled gl<.ss, AM/FM rad.o, stereo. WSW !Ires. Stock oo.56291 . WAS 117 ton pickup, V· B. auto . trans .• PS, P&, long wid e b ed, rear step bumper. tinted glass, AM radio . Stock no. 55681. WAS '8995 '1,000.-00 DISCOUNT FROM TOTAL STICKER PRICE ON OUR REM~INING 1984 MODELS · 1982 GRANADA 1975 CHEVROLET C-10 •;, VANAGON 4 dr ., 6cyl., a ir cond., vinyl root, heater, auto. trans., PS, PB, power sea t , tinted glass; tilt whee l, c rui se, AMJFM radio, stereo, WSW radial tires, wire wheel cover s, remote mirrors, rear window defogger . Stock no. I 0130 . WAS NOW V·8, heater. auto. trans .• PS, PB, 1976 FORD E-250 CLUB WAGON Club Wagon, 12 p assenger, V-6, trans.. P S, PB, gauges, :cn·rorr•e bumpers, air cond ., tin· ass, t i l t wheel. AM/ FM $8995 ' 1981 CHEVROLET CHEVETTE *Based on Gatlia County Tax S!ruclure 1978 MERCURY MONARCH glaso;, tilt whee l, re mote mirrors, '8795 wheel covers, remote mirrors. rear window defogger. Stock no. PER MONTH auto. trans., P S, PB, power win· ' dews , body Side mould ings, t inted NOW 19B3 DODGE DART '1695 Coupe, 6 c yl ., a ir cond., h eater, styled road wheels. Stoc k no . 10150 . WAS NOW WAS MONTHLY LEASE PAYMENT 1983 FORD 4 dr ., V -8, air cond .• ·heater , auto . trans .. PS. PB. liMed glass, li It wh ee l, cru ise, AM/ FM r ad io, THE ARITHMETIC: Only 1982 BUICK LASABRE '1995 1983 PLYMOUTH RELIANT 1.3 MILES OUT S.R. 143, POMEROY, OH. PHONE: 992-6513 ctQtJIKl~ Christmas Shopper Specials ~POMEIOY- PUPPEI' PROGRAM - EvangeUst Darla Bum.., left, _and Ann Grant. wiU he uslng&O large puppets In their program, ''Ann Grant and the Uttle Lights," 1o he presented in M\!1115 County several times during the hoUday season. 14K • ' "DIRECT FROM SANTA TO YOU" ...."0 . 'i& ~- DIAMOND CARAT All RINGS WEEI<EN() SPECIAL FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY ALL MEN;S LADIES' $ NOW 1299S w~~-~'~' SA¥1'40.00 ElfHft YnLOW 01 WHITI APR SliGHTLY NIGHII - lltU i!ZING- _, / FUR LINED NOW 20°/o 11~1: •LINDE •OPAL •MASONIC •CAMEO •JADE •TRI-COLOR •PEARL l/4 DIAMOND I ClUSTER \~ STONE NOW$7995 I NOW SOLITAIRE $39500 WAS '595.00 SAY£ 1200.00 WAS '99:95 !AV! 120.00 •.,,,. Will lm l•il" •SIGNETS • TOUI CHOICE Of MOUNnttG SIYL£. fltHgZING MIN'S . DIAMOND ~ · MOTHERS RINGS JACKET $2 3500 NOW WAS ' 315 SAVE 190 munFUl MAm ANT !OliTAII£ 6 PIONGS OR 4 ftiONGS ·• !TAIT!IIG AT NOW SJ9495 $4000 -ORDER EARLr- .12 DIAMOND NECKLACES . UCtnNG AGAIN. 1977 FORD F~250 4X4 4 wheel dr-ive, V-B. 4 sP.,ed, PS, PB . long wide bed, rear slep bumper, tinted gl oss, jumbolires & 'wheels . Slock r<>.5652t . WAS $3995 BOOTS 20°/o Off BUY NOW FOR CHI,SIMAS "FREE GIFT WRAPPINS" MARGUERITE SHOES "The Middle Shoe Slore In 1he Middle Block" . POMIIOY -;·'·.-.. , ,~ ;, .,~ All ' WEDDING SETS NOW 25°/0 Off DOZINI TO CHOO!£ FIOM S All WEDDING lANDS IN SlOCI ~OW 200fo OFF 14K GOLD NOW3oo;0 OFF -UNTil CHRI$TMASoCHAlNS •IRAUUTS •CHARMS NEW TRI-COLOR IN STOCK BULOVA-SEIKO PULSAR AlliN STOCK �- . -. --·------- -----·····--·-- --------· --·· .. 12-The Dailv Sentin~ Doris E. Randolph Doris E. Randolph, 70, Route 1, Dexter Road , died Tuesday at eterans Memorial Hospital. Born Sept. 4, 1914 in Salem Township, she was the daughter of the late Joseph and Emma Romine. Mrs. Randolph was a homemaker; a member of Faith United . Methodist Church; andamemberof White Shrine of Jeruselum Yondato Chapter 317 of the Order of the E aste rn Star. Survivors include two siste rs, Martha Chapman and Edith Strong, both of Dexter; and two brothers, John Romine, Dayton, and William Romine, Tampa, Fla. She was preceded in death by her husband, Carl Randolph. Services will be held Friday morning, 11 a .m., at the Egg)estonMeinert-Welsh Funeral Home, Oregon, Ohio, (near Toledo ), with burial in Restlawn Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 2 p.m. on Thursday. r ·Mildred M. Riley Mildred Mary Riley, 58, Mason, died early Wednesday morning at Veteran's Memorial Hospital in Pomeroy. Born Sept. 10, 1916, Leavenworth, Kansas, she was the daughter of the late Benjamin and Bertha Tomrell Steavens. She was a member of the Clifton United Methodist Church, United Methodist Women's OrganiZation, Smith-Capehart Post 140 American Legion Auxiliary, Mason Senior Cit17.ens Group and American Association of Retired Persons. Surviving are her husband, Earl W. Riley, Mason; four sons, Daniel L. and Earl L. Riley, both of New · Haven, Melvin D. Sydebottom, McConnelsville, Ohio and Clyde A. Moore, Columbus; two daughters, Mrs. Gordon (Betty) Young, Asher, Ky. and Mrs. Carl (Maureen) King, New Haven; one sister, Mrs. Frances Gwartney, Sunrue Beach, Mo.; 19 grandchildren and seven great-greatchildren. Funeral services will be held Friday, 1:30 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the R ev. Richard Carpenter officiating. Burial will beat Yonker Cemetery. Calling hours are 6-9 p.m. Thursday at the funeral home. The Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports that four calls were answered on Wednesday by units throughout the county. At 9: 58 a.m., the Rutland fire station was called to the James Schule r property on County Road 13 for a structure fire . A hot water heater in the bathroom caught fire. The fire was coniined to the bathroom area and damage was : minimal. At 12: 37p.m .,Racinewent to East Letart for Ulla Strauss to Veterans Memorial. Rutland took Eugene Fink from his residence to Pleasant Valley Hospital at 3:23 p.m. And at 3:48p.m., the Rutland fire station was called to a truck fire . In Rutland. Minor damage was reported. Dora j. Roush Funeral services for Mrs. Dora J . Roush, 92, Mlddlep<)rt, Who died Wednesday at the Pomeroy Health Care Center, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at the Rawlings-Coats." Blower Funeral Home. Mrs. Roush was born Nov. 23,1892 In Point Pleasant, a daughter of the Ia te P erry and Sarah Wamsley Abbott. She is ·swvived by two sons and. daughters-In-law, Walter D. and Lillian ROush, Middleport; Dallas D. and Peggy Roush of Los Angeles, CaW. ; a son, Marvin D. Roush, Atlanta, Ga. ; a daughter, Edna Flyllll, Columbus; 15 grandchlldren, several great-grandchildren; two brothers and sisters-In-law, Arlee and Trecie Abbott and George and Jennie Abbott, all of Pomeroy. Besides her parents, she .w as preceded in death by her husband, Earl E. Ro\ISh, and three sons, Glenn, Carl and Arthur. Burial will be In Gravel Hill Cenne tery, Cheshire. Friends may call at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home all day Friday. The family will be present from 2to4and 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, friends may contribute to their favorite charity. Leland Sisson Services for Leland E. (Timl Sisson, 68, E. Second St., Pomeroy, were held at 9: 30a.m. Saturday at Sacred Heart Church with Monsignor Anthony Giannamor e officiating. Pallbearers were nephews Ernie. Sisson, Fritz Sisson, Jim Sis.Son , John Sisson, Frank Sisson and Eddie Sisson. Honorary pallbearers were-Kermit Walton, Art Gilmore, Robert Hoover, Vincent Knight and Victor Hannahs. Attending from out of town Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mascari, Marion; Mrs. Olga Gaudin, Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; Mrs. George Angeletti and daughter, Pat, North Royalton; Mrs. Nelda Spore, Crestline; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bell, G a lion; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. lnes Marchi, Mrs. Abe Ritchie, all of Gallipolis; Paul Jordan, Beverly. Burial was in Sacred Heart Cemetery. To end marriage A request for a dissolution of marriage from Connie Darlene Cleland and Edwin Keith Cleland, both of Middleport, has been dismissed · In M e igs County Common Pleas Court. Veterans Memorial MIXED 1.JP- One ofnature'soddltles In the deer popnla'Hoq Ia this l'lO pound, 10 point doe deer, killed by Mlke Vance, Leading Cniek Road, In RutlandTownshlp.MeigsGameProtectOrKeit!JWoodssaldthatacheck with a biologist revealed that somettines honnones 11f 11 dOOr go be!'!!erk and cause a doe to have a rack of ~tiers. 'l1lls Will! the only Sucll deer recorded in the kiD thL~ year but Wood said bvo other such dOes with antlers - both much smaDer, however- were ldUed In Meigs Coonty du,ring the 1!!82 season. · Report must be After the initial two months of eligibility, recipients' grant amounts will be calculated on a retrospective basis. For example, the amount of income reported in December, 1984, will affect the benefit level in February, 1985. If a recipii>nt had an increase in income, benefits wiU be reduced. Monthly reporting forms must be received by the county agency by the fifth of the month. Reports received after the deadline will delay payment to the recipient and could result in a reduction of benefits . Recipients failing to return a monthly report without good cause are subject to have their case terminated. I FOR BUY ONE RE(UNER ONE FR~E ' ' Lotto sales totaled $2,298;879. Lottery winners . . Tonight, partly cloudy. Low near 15. Friday, mCl'ltlysunny. Hlgh30-;l5. Chance of sno"' 20 percent tonight aild near zero percent Friday. 7Jl 911t ol 011~ . Dtpartmtnl of lnsurnu, Ctirtiliclteof ~ilflef: SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns 'Only CtlllltTy Gilt..Aueuacies 6tft St., Syracuse · Mouday-Saturday 0pM SUn. Oec. 9, I 6, 23 12·6 PM 0p.n If Appoiuhtli!lll CAROLYN Md:OY 't'I'HE. 11-21·1 mo. REOF.I hneh!reunto Ml5crrbl!dm~name 11111 ciUsedmysutto be atfr•ed at Colum'-n. OhiO, lhrs dly tnd dll!. Geor11e hilt Shpt 01 IIISUra'ICf Dl IJIIO WE ARE YOUR SAlES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH ' . •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GI,SON REFRIGERATOR PHONE 992-2156 Write Dailly Sentinel Clnsllled Dtpt ....,........."""'..........., ., I ,,. _,._,..._1 ,,. ••-u. _ lllltl..... ··------· ··111- ca..llll• Public Notice ~--. ••-t.-. ,,_ ..._ Racine, Oh. Ph. 6i4-843-5191 ·Write vour own ad ana orc:iiir mail with this coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get results. Money not refundable. ! , & ,1 Name·------------Address--------Phone---~----------~ FOR SALE St. Rt. 143, Pomtror Watch For SigM 11/30/i mo. C )Announcement · c I For Rent lARGE , SMAU JOBS PH. 992-2478 TOWN & COUNTRY PT. PLEASANT OffiCE 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALl ANIMAl HOURS Monday 3 p.m.-5 p.m .. Tutsdoy 6:30 p.m.·l p.m. Oon't dn'd' JO tOWf\1 I'Ri(f IN TOWN U-SA~E MGM AUTO St.RENTtL Rt. 160 e.m,.n.. NEW PADDED TOP CEDAR CHEST Form (ity, In(. trt~ ~~. f'(l'\lfHY. ::tlltJ 614 71! lltln 19995 9~U · ,· '· ~··~ • • Phone Giveaway Uke to give to g9od home in country part Doberman wolf, 1 year old. Call beaeen a. V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-1.314 Po .. erov. Ohio mfmllt 11n Counftg Ctlllf TEAM CLEAN Sholl/ 2 Miles out Flatwoods Rd. Off St. Rt, 7 . Nov. S-Dec. 8 Mon.-Fri. 9-9 Sat. 9-5; Sun. 1-5 Kim Nelson 992-2903 Ruth Ann Taylor 992-356 children , Call 448-7137 oflor 5PM. SIDINC KEN'S 1\PPLIANCE BISSELL SER~ICE SIDING CO. 985·3561 "Beautiful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding estimates~ 949-2801 or All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrrgerators 949-28o0 •Drvers •Freezers C~tts 73-80 Chevv Tr . Fenders .............. ... ..... '70 81 -84 Chevy lr. Fenders ... ............ .. ... 1i0 S-10-Sil Chevy Tr1 . Fenders .............. ....... 80 73-79 Ford Tr. Fenders........ . .. S9 0-10 Dodge Tr Fenders ... ......... ........ .. 62 76·81 Chevelte Car Fenders .... .........,. .60 79·80 Mustang Car Fenders .. 60 81 ·84 Escort-Cynx Fenrleis ... . .. ..... .49 80-84 Ford Tr. Omni-Horizon 2 dr. or Fenders .. ...... 110 4 dr. Fenders .............. 75 Ford Ranger Chevy ~ ford Tr Fenders ... ... .. .. .. .... .. 98 PU Bumpers .. ......... 69.95 71-80 Dodge Tr. 79-81 Chevetle Grills ....... 38 Fenders ....... ............ 115 Ford Ranger Gr~lls .... .. .. . 75 Ford and Chevy Tail Gates WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Giveaway: Several large of yard sale items.mostly clothes. Call 61 4- mo. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ·. 8-13 lin 10 week old black female kitten. housebroken. very friendly and lovable . 304- 675 -6145. RO~ER MANLEY -Owner 11·29-1 mo. WHEN THE MANY HOURS Of Ht.fn · - ' I For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial 4 puppies half Brittany Spanile! and half Beagle, 7 weeks old. 304-676-6815. 6 part Terrier puppies. 304- OEER AND OTHE~ Or 992-5875 THE QUALITY · PRINT SHOP Fo1 AN Y0111 Pl/nling Nlt41 Plus: Offi,e Supplu!s & Furniture, Wedding and.Graduotion Sta· tionery, Magnetic Signs, Rub· btr Stamps, Business Forms, Copy Seni[es, Eh. 255 Mi6 St. Middleport 104 Mulberry Aw. Pomeroy 992-3345 11/1611 mo. INTERESTED IN A N£W VEHIClE We'd like lo introduce you to Engage-A-Car, Ihe modern W1Y to dr1ve the veh1cle of your No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BlACKSTON NEW CAR & • TRUCK lEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 · For Faster Service Call 614-992 -6737 992-2196 TAXIDERMY SHOP . Middleport, Ohio I 13 -tlc An noun ce ments GAME LIt! I MOTEL Sl NGLE $24.95 304 675 6276 ·Live Enl('rtAinmmt -FreeH .B.O. · IC: ifchenettes · 24 Hour5wilchboard · R cstavn~nt A.A. A. 304-675-6276 742·3171 j. 11·5-1. mo. • I Why Wait Till Winter To Remember You Were Going To Call Us? Goorgoo Crook Rd. 814 -446-0294. Found : Male black Doberman Pincher. No collar . In long Bottom , call614-985 · 3581 . Yard Sale --····-p·o.nerov·····---Middleport & Vicinity YARD SALE : Old International Building , Fourth St. !lide, back of Powell's Su· pervalue. Pomeroy. Dec. 6th and 7th . Starts 9:00 am both days. Clothing, adult and children , toys . Doris Ewing . 582 Beech St .. Middieport inside on December 6 thru 8 . Clothing. bed !lpreads, sheets. drapes. lamps . home interiors. tables , what nots, cookware and lots more & Vicinity Singing Gorrltto. Call Balloon• 6 Co. 446-4313. Public Sale S. Auction YES Open aU Winter. Saturdays & Sundays. Christmu savings on tools, electron ics. housewares. glassware. and collectables . Always fresh baked goods end produce. Free treats for the children. Gallipolis Flea Market, former Thaler Ford Building, naJtt to Fruths, Rt. 36 9 At . 160 . Catt 4467037. . Auction every Friday night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckloads of new marchal"tJise every weak. Con•; dmenta of new & uaed rr. /lf'Chandiae always welcomed. Richard Reynolda. Auctioneer. Call 304-276· 3069. 9 Wanted To Buy LOSE WEIGHT NOW. ASK" We pay cooh for toto model ME HOW. The fun &: e11y Phone 446-2062 l( .a.,tc woy juot 4 otapa to toolng· clean used cera. Jim Mink Chev.· Oido Inc . weight. no counting calo· Bill Gene Johnson rlea. no starvation dietl, no 448· 3872 aJtcercising. Call anytime ' - - - - - - - - - only if interested in loalng Wanted to buy uoild cool 6 weight . 6 footing healthy .. wood haatera. Swain Furni· Coli 448-3788 or 4482061 . 614-250-8426 Christian lady will babysit for children under four, rn COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Beds, iron . wood, cupboards. chairs . chests, baskets, di!lhes . stone jars, antiques. gold and silver. Write-M . D . Millar, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio McDaniel Custom Butcher· ing, open six days a w eek, 304-882-2374: 304-882-3224. 45769 or call 614-992 7780 . Bu,ying daily gold , silver coins, rings. jewelry, stertmg ware, otd coin·s. large cur· rency . ToP prices. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Av8 . Middleport. Oh . 614-992 3476 . - - - - - - -- -tcBUYING RAW FURS . Beet and Deer Hides .Ginseng end yelh~w root. Sellil:"'g trapplng supplies. Wheat lights, night lights . George Buckiey.phone 614 -664476t,hours12 · 9PM dailey . Empl oym ent Servi ces Financial 21 Business Opportunity ! NOTICE ! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · LISHING CO recomm ends that you do busine ss with people you know, an d NOT to send money through the mail until you have m vesti gated the offering Own your own business . Be Your Own Boss Potential income great. Sales exp erience would be helpful but not necessary Modest in · vestment . Call AC 304 -824 - Help Wanted Government jobs . 616,559 860,663-year. Now hiring. Your area. Call 805-687 Babysitter in my home in city limits for 2 month infant, 8-4. Experience a must. Call lure, 446-3169, 3rd. 6 Olive St ., Gottipotis. Oh. HOME OWNERS -Ref inance to low fhr;ed rate Use equity for any purpose . Lead er Mortgage Co .. 3051 . 23 Trainee 1984 car. gas. insurance · supplied. high school graduate. Ohio Drivers license with 6 years driving experience. No tickets. acci dents, convictions . We train you as Driving Instructor. Cali 9:30 to Noon . 1-800362 · 1035. HELP local corporation now accepting applications for several positions in Man agemant. Marketing and Delivery. No experience . Will train. Company benef its. TO QUALIFY You must be 614 · 592· Professional Services Piano Tuning and Repair Brunicardi Music Co .• 446 0687 . Twentieth year of quality servic e. Lane Da- niels. 614-742 -2951 . Unwanted facial or body hair7 Permanent, painless removal by European Elec· Ironic Depilator . Mary is certified 1n this new co·m puterized digital system Call today 614-992 -6720 . Tor of the Stairs , full service salon . - : : - - - - -- - -lcDeer heads mounted . Qual ity mounts . Over 25 years e)(perienc e. East of Rutland on Rt . 124. Call 614 · 742 · 2178 . Honest PIANO TUNING AND AE · Dependable PAIR . Reduced rates limited time only. Ward ' s Keyboard , Enthusiastic Sales help Wanted Part-full time. Earn eJttra $100.00 more per wk. Call 614 · 286 2224 for interview. Still time to sell Avon for Christmas and receive sur· prise gift offer, Call 446 - 2156. AVON, earn big bucks plus $20 worth of products. Call 446 -3358. Person wanted for part-time help in medical office Must have experience in typing and dictaphone . Computer and accounting B)(perience helpful. Variety of hours. Send resume to The Daily Sentinel. Boll 729 M . Pome · TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers t:~lentv of money plus cash bonuses. fringe benef· its to semi-retired person in Point Pleasant area Regardles of experience. write D. V. Sears. Pres .. Bo• 711, Ft . Wonh. Tx 76101 . Homes for Sale By owner 3 or 4 br houH. Buck stove, large gerage. 5 years old . $76,000. 304675·6386 . Gallipolis Ferry 6 year old brick ranch , 4 car gar1ge. 143,000 .00 . Phone 304· 675-6851 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Mi . WEST. GALUP()ltS, AT 35. PHONE 81 4-446· 7274 . 1971 2 bdr .. 12xti6, clean, good cond .. new carpet. stove & refrrg . 54 ,900. Call 446-8038. Must Sel l\ 1971 Torch 12 X65, 2 bdr. unfurnished. Make an offer. ·Call 614- 446-7132 . 1973 Rosemont 2 bdr. 14x65, excellent condition . Don't miss this one . S5,900 . Call 614-446·0176 . Free satillite antenna with pu rc hase of new 1984 Double -wid e . Call Kanauga Mpbile Home Sales. 446All homes reduced for year end Sale. Call Kanauga M o bile Home Sales. 446~ 9662 . CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: 86 Spring Brook 14x70, 3 bedroom . total electric . deluxe appl iances. garden tub, bay window . Only s t 2,950 00 . 85 Rockford 1 4x70. 3 bedroom, 1 'h bath , total electric , self st o ring s1orms . plywood floors, deluxe appliances . Only S 12,450 .00 , delivered and blocked . Blocks, vinyl u nderpinning and steps included in price . USED : 1 2x60 or 12x70, 3 bed ~ room Both real nice condi - t io n. $5950 .00 each . Gene' s Mobile Homes, Inc .• At. 177 and Rt. 2 Ravenswood Call I -304 -273 - 5135. 1979 Bayv1ew 14~t70 , Mo· b il e home . all elec. central air, 2 bedrooms. washer and dryer, porch , new ref and .roof . $1 2 .000.00 Phone 304-675 -4276 . 33 Farms for Sale U-Build -it 3 bdr Wilderness Ho me Kr t. S6 ,995 . New model open Call 1 -614 - 886-731 i . . 37 acre farm on Gallia County Road 218 . 8 room house, land . burn . out build· ing and large tobacco base. $20.000 cash or can be bought on land contract. Call 614-742-2170 . 35 Lots & Acreage lot for sate 1n Mercerville. 3 trailer hookups , electric. ru ral water . septic tank. $8 .000 . Cali 614 · 256 6618 . Real Eslate Wanted small acreage for home site . Close to paved road . Rio Grande-Gallipolis area. Call 614 -245 -5239 . Applications accepted by appointment only 10AM to Manager Trainee If you qualify you will receive $1 ,600 mo. while in school · $24,000 year after graduation. Salas- Management ex perience h~lpful . Apply at the Econo lodge. Gallipolis. Sat . Dec. 8th between 12 -5 . Dress accordingly 13 304 -675 -5500 or 675 · 3824 Willing to Work 4PM Thurs. & Fri.. 446-7441. 31 Page 9662 . 7828 or 824-3552. 11 roy, Ohio 45769 . 8 Care for elderly people · 1n their home. 5 days. Call Will skin, cut and wrap deer. Will return all meat. $25 .00. Nov 29th . Call 614-266· 1525 . 7 1 B Wanted to Do her home . Coli 446 -9635 . LOST : female Boxer fawn with white color. Lost Thurs. verllryt. Birthdlye, panie1. •complete Chimney Cleaning · •certified Chimney Relining S. Repair *Experienced ancjlnaured Certified Chimney SWHf' Cali Balloons for Gtt Well. Anni- 446-2062 Roy Bickle SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Chimney Care. Lost and Found ······"P"t" Piea5'8"i1C .. PAT HILL FORD ,.....= 446 -0059 . 6 ble Cali 614-992-6022 . 814·5~3- 6835 . LOST: in vicinity of Pizza Hut 3'/z,month old Pit Bull solid tan, with white under neck. yellow eyes. very friendly . Please return-reward . 4111~ lincoln AVe, Gallipolis. 3 Announcements PT. 62 NOPTH POi NT PLEASANT WESTVIIIGINIA 8 miles from rome roy-Mason Br idgc Wantad ; Wood or wood & coal burners. Muat be Ash · ley, King, Suburba·n , Atlan tic, or Wonderwood.· Also went to buy rototillers . Call 3 female pups. mix&d !~reed, needs good home. 614- 'Call 742,3195 CAll. TODAY FOR CURRENT PRICES ON Raw Fur. Top prices paid. lake Jackson Fin &: "Fur. Oak 448-1422. 675 -7677. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cQres. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. o. s,rlel" EACH MOUNT 15 Gl't'EN tHE I PERSONAL Anf~TtoN IT DESER~S TO GIVE VOU. A PRitt TROPHY T~T lAST FOR YEARS MID YEARS. Wanted To Buy 6000, ext. R-4562. Half Poodle and half Beagle puppy, 6 month old . 304- RftJ01tr "Ort &1111111/1 &Ill 992-3194 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE choice MIDDLEPORT For Trash ,Pickup Service Call 9 22 Money to Loan Letart,Ohio . 949-2030 9·1JIIn FREE HEARING TESTS WEDNESDAYS · Computerized Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds · Interpreting Services lNG FINALL'I PAY Off WITH THAT SPECIAl. DEER, RfWMD 'IOI..IA ff· FORTS WITH a QUALITY', LIFE-LIKE SHOULDER MOUNT ATOUR STUDIO. Room and board for elderly $200 .00 par month . Also have personal care reasona · 1561 . half Pit Bull. Colt 614-9492629 or see . at Rt. 338, LEE CODNER PARTS and SERVICE 3 II lie 3 p.m.-.5 p.m. IUSINESS-RESIOENTIAI ----~---- ic - givoway. Call 614-256- B puppies-half Doberman, Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: "CUT OUT FOR FutURE USE" S. Aluminum No Sunday 99~ - 7314 . 2 smelt dogs & 1 mod. dog to· 992 -7774 . If You Need 12-31-1 AND -:· - 4 CARPENTER SERVICE home, men and women . LPN care given . Call 614- bags POMEROY · " M. L. "Bud" McGHr£ Broker-Auction Service M~GKEE Chetyl Lentley, · , .'!' l . . Me1gs q~unty Associate .· Vinyl TRASH SERVICE • .-, 1·24-tlc Phone: 742-2225 or 742·21 67 i 1112/ i mo MANLEY'S . Real Estate General · , .• farm . Hanging Rock Rd .• Rt . 33 above Maton . Small female dog, mixed breed, friendly, good. with Licensed Clinical Audiologist --·-.. -· - SAVE l15 II Christmn tree AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also TransMission PH; ?92·5682 or 992·7121 *Backhoe *Dump Truck *Septic Systems *Coal & limestone · •Bonded & Licensed LAIIGE ANIMALS AND SURGERY IY APPOINTMENT 12-3-tfn ALSO ALUMINUM ROOF COATING F.,,, . 992-7201 lamberts ot 1 1 B 4th Avo .. Gattipotis. CONSTRUCTION . friday I p.m.-2 p.ll'l. S.tur•y I 0 a.m.-11 :30 a.m. mr!es RENT A CAR CAU 446-4522 "Wt RNt Pick a fresh cut tree at JIM CLIFFORD PH . off St. Rt . 7,Box 36976. - Addons and remodeling A.M. lllundoy 3 p.m.-5 p.m . wh£"rr .,,.o,'rt' dwuper. 21. _ _..,__ __ 22. _ _ _ __ 23. _ _ _ __ & · milea out on Flatwoods Ad. - Roof1ng and gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical work (Free Estimates) 11/ 12/1 mo Parts & Serwlee BOTH IN STOn . 1112311 mo pd. 17.----18.-----19,-----20. _ _...;__ _-'.. Fu111 Equlp1111111 54 Misc. Merchandise ALUMINUM ROOFING GALVANIZED ROOFING . at Allne' a Beauty Shop. Curly Permo •18.00, Rogula•r $26.00 Perms-now 820.00. Phone 814-949· 2666. Aline's Beauty Shop, YOUNG'S Rt. 124. Pomeroy Ohio . · Tr•ci Mearns would Uke to announce her e(nployment Roger Hysell GARAGE NOW PICIGNG IP IN -BACKHOES -DUMP TIIUCKS -LO-BOYS -TRENCHER -WATER -SEWER -GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS C I For Sale Authorized John Deere. New Hoiland. Push Hog Farm Equipment Dealer We~IMt•y 9 A.M. lo 9 P.M. Wlllalays I P.M. to 5 P.M. Son1ays I Mile off lt. 1 On ll-1-llt I c >Wanted ''' . Good Selet!ion Of *Norway Sprute *Scotlh Pi111 *White Pine Roofing Worlt Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-75B3 or 992-2282 ·wATER . GAS OIL LINES '--~--- I 0·8-llc Pomeroy, OH. Call 985-3805 U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT PAUl E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. CHRISTMAS TREES Gar~ges •cuSTOM BU!LT HOMES Will care for elderly in our Hilt, Oh. 814-882-7448. For 11le-Chriatm11 Trees. 2 •CQNCRElE WORK ' DIRT TOP SOIL-FILL HOME SPAS SALES & SERVICE OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 Business Services New Homes-Extensive Remodeling , Insurance Work CustQm Pole Bldgs. BOGGS 19 7 7). The MBE spec1frcations 1121 6. I 3. 20 . 2 7 4 tc · 882 -2499 . 42 FR 45890 !Se ptember t 2: Mary Hobstett er. Cieri( only . Fifth and .Vine. Racine, Ohio. C1rc ular A- 102 Sec tron 3(c)(3). and data sheets are contarned rn the proJect specifiCations. An ent1on of the brdders IS parti cularly called to the re·· Qurrements as to co ndrt1on5 of1 employment to be observeq' and min1mum wage rates to be pai ~ under the contract. Section 3. Segregf.l ted Fac1l1ty, Sect1 on 109 and E O. 11246. The r1ght IS reserved by the County CommiSSIOners. Me1gs County. to reJeCt any or all b1ds. to warve rnl ormahtl95. or to accePt any b1d wh1c h 1$ deemed most lavorabl e to the V1llage. · By Order of the Board of County Comm1ssroncrs. Me1gs County. Ohro elub every Sunday, 1 :00 p.m . Factory chocked guns Situations Wanted 446-9422 . Gun lhoot at Racine Gun *DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ~IMESTONE GRAVEL ~ SAND BLACKWOOD ro 1ll5r tc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION "OIL FI!LD SERVIC~S 843·5424 ll-12-1 mo Prin· .. ·• Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses Public Notice ments are on frle 1n the oH1 ce o f Documents th e M er gs County Commr ssronA brd guaranty as requrred by ers at the Mergs Coun ty Cou rt Sectr on 15 3 54 of th e Revrsed House on Second St rn Code of Ohro shall accompa ny Pomeroy. Ohr o. and 1n ' the each b1d submitt ed offr ce of Eng 1neer1ng Asso Anv contract or contract s Ciates. ltd , 700 Wrnkler Dnve. awarded under thts lnV1!8!1 0n Wo_oster. Ohro. 44691 and ar e for brds <He E!xpected to be avatlabl e for 1nspect10n by funded 1n part by a grant from pros pectrve brdder s Contract the Unrted States Departm ent documents may be purchased of Hous1ng and Uiban Develop from the ott1ce of Eng1neerrnQ men t. (HUDJ Neither th e Un1ted Assootates. Ltd . fo r S25 00 per Stat es nor anv of 1ts Depart set. and th e r~ Wil l be no refund ments. Agenc1es. or Empl oyees All btd s wrll be co mpared On rs. or wrll be. a party to thrs th e . bas1s Of the es11mated rnv1 tat1 0n fo r btd s or ' any quant1t1es gr ve n rn the b1 d res ultrng contract The contract blanks These quantrltes are for th1s pro1ec t will be su bJeCt to approximate and are gr ve n to HUO policy and goal rega rdrng prov1de a uniform basrs fo r the th e 1ncrease.d use of mrnonty companson of b1ds The Board · bus1ness enterpnse (MBEI Th1 s of County Commrssroners of polr cy rs.m compl1an ce wrth th e Mergs County, Ohto reserves Olf1ce of Management and the rrght to 1ncrease. decrease. Budget (OMS) requrrem ent of or om1t the amount of any class POSitrve efforts by rec1prents of or port ron of the w Ork , as federal grant assi stance to use prov1ded for rn the Contract MBR. Anachment 0 to OM8 "RECLAMATION WORK . or Any business ar pa· trans wha would like to . place on ad, contact Donnie Dudding at 949·2600. J&F CONTRACTING • DOZER • BACKHOE 992-3410 ··spf•t·ial lntrmlurtur\' P&S BUILDINGS Public Notice JUST CALL! •Relaxmg ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS "'"-_...... ••- ca.,e.DIM. . •u-.... .,._ ......,.a.. LEGAL NOTICE to the buSinesses who hove previously placed an ad in the Southern High School yICI'book. _c._,.,. AMICIIIIII14 .............., SttaiAcl b1ds for the cons tru cti o n of theW. M.;un St. san1tary sew er Improvement for th e V11l age of Pomeroy. Oh1 0. will be rece1ved by the Me1gs County Commi SSIOners at the Off1ce of th e Merg s County CommiSS ioners to the Attn Mary Hobstett er. Clerk at the . M erg s County Court Hous e on Se cond St. m Pomeroy. Oh1o B1d s will be receiVed untrl 12 0 0 noon. local 11me Fncl qy. El ec 28. 19 84. and w1 ll be pu bli cly opened ami read at that pl ace at 2.00 P.M T:he work for whrch Brd s are 1nvned conSISts ul fu rn rshmg all rna :enals and labor for the · constr uc trun of 1.G23 feet of s·· sanit ary sewer. 1. 52 7 feet of 3" fo rce ma1n and a 6 5 GPM sewage pump statron The work 15 to he performed on West M2 n St easter ly frorn Locust St. rri th e V1:lage of Pomerov Co JJr es of the contrac t doc ~- THANKS CHESTER-985-3307 --__ .. .... --· ... ........ llou•t.,.... · DENNY CONGO WIU HAUL •1ndoor-Outdaor Use •Yoor Round Pleasure . ,,,, t:laul}l•••l 11111,.••,"'''" ,.,,. /IIHmt•lntt ,,.,,.11h11Ht• ,..trhll,lt'• ... •....,..,...., 8:00 to 5:30 Monday thru Friday Perfect Family Gift •Affordable ~ •Portable •Theraptudi< . "'s hp H•••, .. A~f•ll Tt•• ••• 1.. -as t ·Ca!tl•lt....,.,....,.,..,_, PH 6 • 67-671 S Will do all typas of IX· cavating, landsclping, basements, sewa&e systerns, wateJ &,~s I' lines,d t II d wa er we n tn~ an service, truckin&(hmestone & dirt). Call: 742-2407 12·6·1 mo. bring • covored dloh ond toblo oervlco . Moot and .,.voroge witt be furnlohed . l'o'late-femolo· or children e3.00 each "gift oxchongo. Sonta Ctauo to 8:30. Thank youarrive Mr. by J. Wood. JOINS BEAUTY SHOP: RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE .:11, J .. ._ . . . ._ . . .,.., . . . . . . . . . . . .. Tuppers Plains, OH. COMPANY- . lll Court St., Pomtroy: Ohio 45769 Public Notice Tutt.·Wtd.-Fri, & Sat. 10 to 5 Mondays 10 to 8 Closed Thurs. & Sun. Own1r: Sarah Fi•hor End of lt. 7 By Meigs High School Turn toft,'"'" Twp. 79. "' ~rlwoway onright. ·BERRY BASKET Its _,.,,OII,Itllt busroess of rnsur ance on lht muluiJII piM'l Its F1111ntral condition IS shOwn II)' itS ~nul stllement IQ lltve bee! as lollo¥!s 00 DecB!Iber lL 1983 Allmme<~auts. $72248.8lll4SI.OQ Lilbiltte5 169i279.84G.27600 ~~~Ius, S2.968.964.18l00; lnlllme. Sl5.611 : · Monday. . include discount $80 EVERY CLOSED THIIRSOAY 856.805.~ E"xpen~Uut!IS, SlllS4~329.921100. I~ WIJN(SS pINE Pos·TS ( y • POSTS • r laohaolluilcling 12 Settled lady to l iv.e in and help share expenses. Call 11 10 AM·5 PM Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday: Fair through the period. mg11s In the 40s SaWrday and In the 50s Sund!ty and Monday. Lows In the30s Saturday and Sunday and In the 40s Thi!se cash rates New 6 Gun GUN CABINET · Reg. 1279.95 Vinton Post No . 181 Ameri· t I-t-t mo. Tht u~dtr5rlfle~. SupermteOOI!nl'ollnsurance of tilt 91te ot OIIIO herebv whfies that PltUOEIDALifiiSUIAICl CO Df AltltCl oi New•l1Sl:llut NJ. ~asiXI'IIpliedwrtlltht llws cltttis !hte appliu'ble 11 if •o 15 ~~toon,,ed dmfn1the c11rmt ~u, to ,,.nuct rnl~is shle LArF A DAY 3 Announcement• I can Legion and Auxltiot'v witt ==;;~~~~~~lrf~~==jr,:::::::;t===;=~~~~~~========~ GUN SHOOT "C DUit#t~1 lo II . hold their Annuot Fomily W A~TED MEIGS Chrlotmoo Dinner ond gift RACINE ~12H ~~~s~~FIRE DEPT•.• 17 OP RAW EXCAVATING Bthoi7:001ntheloglonHott /1 lit O•in at Ewington. Mom.,., ore to 10/4/tlc CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Wednesday night "in the· Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was '189. 1n the semiweekly "Ohio Lotto" drawIng, theslxwlnnlngnumberswere7 14, 26, 32, 33 and 34. ' The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio Business Senrices · ' PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS .. : Marriage licenses Three marriages have been ended In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. • A divorce has been granted 'Cheryl A. Cremeans, Reedsville, from Russell M. Cremeans, Coolville. Theplantlffwasrestored to her : former name of Cheryl A. Dlllon. . The marriage of Robin Douglas, ReedsvWe, and Glenn Michael Douglas, Parkersburg, has been dissolved with Robin Douglas· former name of Humphrey ·· restored. A dissolution has also been granted to Julia A. Darst, Clltton, .W.Va., and Edwin Keith Cleland, Middleport. $2,128,720. Or As of Dec. 1, certain Aid to Dependent Children and food stamp recipients in Meigs County wUI be required to submit a monthly reporting form to remain eligible for benefits, the Meigs County Department of Human Services announces. Reporting permits the county agency to · determine continued eligibility of a client and the amount of benefits the client will receive. The requirements will affect or ADC and food stampapplicants who have been employed within the last three months, or recipients who ~ave earned income other than through self-employment. · The Lottery reported a loss of $8ll,438.50 from wagertng on "The Number." The losscameonsall'S of $1,3l9,:1Bl.50, while holders of ·winning tlcke\S are entitled · to share The Daily Sentinel filed 2 1 GET Nwnber," was789. Weather forecast . EVERYTIIINO_ Judge Charles Knight of the Meigs County Common Pleas Court has ordered the reinstatement of a $2500 ' bond for -Dwain Helton and dis· · missed a bench warrant that had been issued for the arrest of Helton when hefaUed toappearfortriallast Wednesday. Helton's attorney had thought she pad been given a continuance in the inatter. She had sent the necessary papers by mall but the documents did not reach the judge prior to the ttme the trial was to have begun. Helton was brought back to Meigs County In September for retrial and was released on bond. "' ~ Helton had been convicted of • ,corrupting a minor in 1982. At that time, he was given a a one to three yeru· sentence In the Chillicothe Correctional FacUlty. numbers receive $55 each. The winning number drawn Wednesday nigl!t in the Ohio Lottery's dally game, " The sold correctly naming the six winning numbers drawn In the "Ol!lo Lotto" game Wednesday, Ohio Lottery officials saki. · The hOlders of the two tickets will share a jaclqlot of $1,016,;;'72. They will each receive$25,414111 20annual lnstalhnents. In the semiweekly "Oh)o Lotto" drawing, the six winning numbers were 7, 14, 26, 32,33 and 34. There were 117.tlckets sold name five of the six winning numbers, Each tlcketholder Is -entitled to $1,474. The 8,374 tlcketholders who , named lour of the six winning •I ----------·-·--·--·-·-··-·-·-'"-•-., I Curb Inflation I r-----~------------------------11 I Pay Cash for I I ~.ffi' . CHRISTMAS SALE ~'Zi. II ~lasslfleds and tr~~ 20%·50% OFF ~~~: l Savell! l bY Admissions--Wanda Dickerson Rutland; Ulla Strauss, Racine:' Charles Bush, Pomeroy. Discharges--Nadine Futch. Bond reinstated There CLEVELAND (1\P) - were two winning tickets Meigs County happenings ... EJnergencysquads answer four calls Thursday, December 6, 1984 Two win latest Lotto jackpot Area deaths i December 6. 1984 31 Homes for Sale Three bedrooms, central air. vinyl wall paper. carpet throughout , well insulated, new paint, attached garage, gas outdoor grill. awnings . . many 8)Ctres . Call446 -2583 til 5:00PM, after 6 :00PM coli 614-245 -5859 . For sale by owner: Spa cious, well cared for buck hom e with beautiful trim . 3 large bedrooms. 2% baths. lge. livingroom and diningroom, family room . kitchen with new cabmet s. utility area, fully carpeted. Newly roofed and painted . Well insulated . Patio with aluminum awning and gas grill . large lot in excellent area . Call 446 2734 or 446-2206 ior information . Will consider leasing with option to buy. For further information cal1446· 2734 or 446 ·2206 . Priced for quick sal e hou se, 17'h acres , off Rt . 7 , 2 miles above Crown C ity . Call 614 -256-1295. For Sale on Land Contract : 3 bdr house on Old At . 160 at Evergreen. 2 m1. from hospital. built. new 1975 , S37 ,500 will sell o n land contract. $285 mo . pav· menta . Call 446 -0157. Owner must sell Middlaport home Now l Real cut e, real bargain pricell Call 614- Experienced or trainable bookkeeper wanted . Up to $250 . week accordin9 to experience. Soma computer experience helpful but not necessary. Only those who are not afraid of work and can pass a reference test need apply. Position open immediately . Send resume and or pertinent employ ment data to: Bookkeeper, P.O . Box 193 , Pt . Pleaqnt , Call 614 -992-7376 otter 6 wv 26650 . PM or anytime week , ends. BEST KEPT SECRET tN AMERICA--Army Notional Ranch style house in coun try . Three bedroom, 1 '12 bath on 2 .39 acres. Must sell. Spaces for rent . trailer lots sewer and water furnished : Small children accepted. 304 -675-1076 . Rentals 41 Houses for Rent Hou se "tor rent . Call 304 - 675 -7263 675 -5104 or 675 ·5386 Hou se for rent in Mercerville area Call Kenneth Swain 614 -256 - 1552 evenings. 2 bedroom hou!le. fully carp et ed . $200 per mo . plus utilities. Deposit & referen· ces. North of Cheshire on o ld Rt . 7 , 446 - 9786 8 ·30AM to 4 :00PM Hou se for rent at 55 Garfi el d, no pets . lnguire at 67 Garf1 el d Eureka, nice 2 bdr. home. large livingroom and kit · ch en, $2 25 per menth, depos 1t end reference re · qurred . Bla c kburn Realty, 446 ·0008 . . Homes tor rent, lease, lease wi t h option to buy or land co ntract . Two or three bed room starting at $200 p&r m onth. Blackburn Realty, 446 ·0008 . 992 -6941 . MUST SELL-in estate , 4 bedroom older home, new furnace and air condition. needs redecorating. mrd 20 ' s. Nicely decorated 2 bedroom home. carpeting. woodburner , 12x24 co vered deck , nice yard . Must· see to appreciate , low 20' s. S m all 2 bdr. house in coun try . Call 446 -0924. Cheshrre 3 bdr .. 2 baths, dap & ref . Coli 614-367-7567 or 803 -781 -7895 . N ewly remodeled houaa. 2 bdt , 1 full bath. lg . furn , kit chen, located in Mii::ldle· port . Send resume to Daily Sentinel . P 0 . Box 729 -V, Pom~ r o v . Oh 45769 . ," Guerd. Join and you have a good part · time career--good benefits · · monthly Cetl614-9a6 -4329 . 2 bedroom dupleJt house. downtown Pomaroy . Furn . or unfurn . $226.00 plua poyche~k ·· IIIO 4% acres land, Bud Chattin utilities. Cotl614·992 -2381 day or 614 -992-8723 night. LAYOFFS . 304-675·3950 or 1-800· 642-3619. Two opanin; - 55 years of ege or older, light typing, general office work. poaition goverenad by poverty in· coma guide tinea. Apply in peraon at Point Pleaaant Job Service, 226 Sixth Stroot, Point Plaasant , W . Va . Road, 86.000.00 . 304 876-4464 . Brick home containing 8 rooms, 2 baths, central air, fully carpeted, located 1 mile from Henderson. 1.53 acres. new brick building. city water and natural gas. can 304-675 -3747 or 875· 1840 olter 5 PM . Two bedrooryl in Eaitern School District with bleck top road . $160 .00 per month plus deposit . Clll 614 -9·'9-2801 . In Middleport , new kitchen. carpeting, wood burner, 3 bodroomo. Catt 304-8822811 . ~-. �Page-14-The Thursday, December Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time 4 14 Very nice, n_iwly rwmodeled 2 bedroom homo In Pomo· roy. Low utlll1l11. 1200.00 1111 month. Security depoolt and re'f •r•ncearequlred . Cell 814·992·8783 . UOO.OO per month . D•P· Call 614-949-28.49 . For sale or rent: 3 bedroom , nouse with detached garage on 34 acres . In Port!and · area . Call after 6 :30 pm 304-273-5272 . Three bedroom house in Middleport. call 614-992· 7356 . tJunk unfurnished Kerooine stove, 19.0110 BTU's·new, King cool & house . $175.00 month. s 100 .00 deposit. Second ~ W®d rtOve~ new, bicycle u•d. new tirea. uaad dil· hWasher ·undercounte'r. All Street. New Haven. 304- 882-2505 . 11 reduced price! Call 44tf· · 3828 . 3 bedroom house in Mason. w. Va . 304-773 -5440. . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent - -- - - -- - - 44 2 bdr. trailer for rent. near Mercerville. Call 614-256- Apartment for Reht 1552 after 5 :30PM. Furnished 2 bdr. , clean, quiet. cable, beautiful river vtew. Kanauga. FOster Mobile Home Park . Call 446- 1602. Double wide 3 bdr .• 2 bath, 4 mi. North of Holzer. Never before rented! Call 446· 2666 after 4 . 2 bdr. trailer mostly furnfsh~d ·jn Rio Grande. C·all 614-245-9498. 12x5;6 uailer for rent in Kyger c;eek SchOol dist. $100 dep .. $160 mo . call 446-4006 . Mobil& home with large added on room. Coal or wood burning stove. unfur· nished . 3 ·mobile home lots for rent . References ~ Call 61 4-258· 1 293. 2 bdr. on 564. 114 mi . off Rt. 160, S 175 plus dep. Call 614-.3 88-9651 after 4 . 12•60 2 bdr. on Clark Chapel Rd with a large yard. children accepted. Call 446· 3697 or 446-0157. 12x60 2 . bedroom trailer, furnished , gas & water paid, $250 plus $100 deposit . Call 44,6 -6583 . 2 bdr. trailer rural water, woodburning stove. partially ·furnished, $100 dep ., S125 rent. Call 614 -379- 2601 ; 2 bdr. trliler for rant at Porter. Qh . $160 mo ., water furnished. Call 614-3889376 anytime. - - - - - - - - -leTrailer in Tuppers Plains,new furnace . $175 .00 plus deposit and utilities . Call 614-667-3487. 2 bedroom mobile home. Natural gas heat Racine area . Call 614 -992 -5868. 2 bedroom trailer ·above Kawasaki shop in Pomerov . Fully furnished . Call 614- 992 -7314 6215 or 614 -992 - 12x65 mobile home with tip-out, 2 bedrooms, furnish·ed with washer and dryer. S200 plus utilities. water and garbage fur- nished . 304-6'75 -5051 . Mobile home in Gallipolis, ntce 1or senior citizens or married couple with one child, no pets , deposit and references required . K & K Mobile Homes. Inc., 304- 675-3000 . Three bedroom 14K70 all electric, 12x28 built on room. wood burner , very clean, some furniture , utility building , one acre. $200 .00 month , $100 .00 deposit. Very nice 2 bdr. duplex apt .• · comp letelv furn ., water paid, no inside pets, Main St ., Cheshire . Call614-245· 5818 . New efficiency aPt with garage. unfurn ., appliances furn .. washer-dryer hookup, privlite lot, '$226 mo .. water included. Call 446- 7209 . 1 bdr . partially furnished . S 1 90 mo ., utilities paid, $60 dep . 6 mo . lease, no children and no pots. Call 446-3667 after 5. Brooks.ide Apartments 1 bdr . laundry, water-trash paid , no pets, $217 mo . plus dep. Call 446-3474 after 4. Riverside Apts. Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130. Equal Housing Opportunities . 614- 992-7721 ' Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $163 for one bedroom and $1 98 per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Call 446-2745 or leave message, 513 -Third Ave. two -1 bdr. apts, Starting S135 to $166 mo. Water included. dep req . Call 446-4222 between 9 & 5. Downstairs . 2 rooms & bath, furnished , clean, no pets, adults onlv. Dep & Ref. required. Call 446-1519. Nicely furnished modern mobile home in city ., 1 or 2 adulll only. Call 446-0338 . 1 bdr lipt .. 2 bdr apt.. s 150-U&O. Cal! 304-6757283 675-6104 or 6755386 . Furniahed apt ., next door to library, one prote11ional Cabbage Patch c'othea. taking orders for Christ'm81. Countv Appliance , Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets. Open SAM to &PM. Mon thru Sat. 446-1699, 627 Jrl:l . Ave. Gallipolis, sac. dep.. 1195 mo. Coil 446-2236 01 4411-21181' 2 bdr. duplex ex . locatiqn in town *250 mo. with 1 ' fenced bockyord. can 448, 8293 after &PM, · 3 rooma with prlavte beth. ht. floor. Call448-2215 . Building Matorlola Oak furniture, tablea,chaira. cupboarda, pie ufe, tBiephones; deak, 1110 antiquea and glassware. Open Sundays. Conkal•s Tuppers- Block, brick, sewer pipes. windows, lintels, etc . Claude Wlntera. Rio Grande, 0 . Cell 614·246-11121. 1-:- - - - - -- - Rough Cut Luml!er. · ook. Trade Center Kanauga. Ohio. Furniture outlet, Why Pay Moral poplar, ard pine. 2x4's. 2x8's, 1x6's, 1xB'a. Asscrted lengths. ~·U Hogg About 5.0 0 (priced to aell) McArthur.Ohlo. Route 1. Coil 614-696-4282 . and Zuapan Meterlolo Co .. lnc. 773-6554, daytime. $1 26. harvest gold gas freezer. Call 446 -6247. Frost free gold re.f r.i garator- Twin bed complete $50. maple dresser with' mirror $40: good cond. Call 614. 388-9334 after 6PM . 3 pc. ll~lngroofn suite. 1 yr. radio, 4 speed. still under 2 year Beagle, coppei-nosad, warranty. 304-676-2663 otter 5 PM . runs good. 165.00. 304· 675.-6761 . 57. . Musical Instruments '80 Mente Carlo Lindau, Yamaha amplifier for guitar or pi 0no . Asking 446-4626. 8~25 . 1974 Lincoln Mork IV, phone 304-676-3558 be, tween 4 and 8 PM . Call Peavv Maca Series amplifier with cibinet, no ape'akers. 304·675·651 7. VB,' auto, P8. PS. AC. AM . roar defrolter. tilt, 304-675· 8286. '79 Chevrolet El Camino. Royal Knight SS. loaded with extras. 67.000 miles, 14,700.00. Phone 304676 -4230 during day 304· 675 -4863 in evenlngo. •73 Nova. good cond, $400.00. Gas furnace $715.00. 403 locust St. prema. Fruit & Vegetables low rriileaga, like new. call .,altar 6 :00, 304· 675-2359. . . '79 LTD, automatic, good HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all .breeds. Heet«!!Jd indoor- outdoor facilities. Phone 614-669-3462. AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Sarvice. Call 814-4467795. Firewood. S20.00 'pick up Judy Taylor Grooining. Call load . $30.00 delivarod . 304-675-2991 or 676 6762 . 614-367-7220. arty. Wilkesville, Ohio. App.las. buohal. 8 5.00 : fruit•. vegetables, prodUce, candy and nuta: Jack's Fruit Market. Route 35, Henderson. Apples bushal 16.00; fruito, Vegetables. produce . ,candy and nuu. Jack•a ·Fruit Morltot. Rt . 35, Henderaon. Briarpatch Kennels Professional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facilitie•. English Cocker Spa ~ (Coal Delivared) good lump house coal 1 to 1 ton . call Jim Lanier 676-7397 or Form Supplies & L;veslock con~. 81,800.00. ~anarias. singers and hens. selling out. 304-882-3590. cond, 1 972 Buick LeSabre. AC, Call 614-949 ·2887 . · Portable dis· CLEARENCE, 19 in likosoft Oragonwynd Cattery Ken- sculpture Cabbage Patch, Birth certificate, Michael nel. CFA Himalayan. Persian 61 Unfurnished apartment for rent in Syracuse. Call 614- hwaaher.-660.00. Call 614 992-5650 during d 0y and 614-992-361? in evenings. and Siemeoe kitteno. AKC Chow puppies. Call 814448-3844 after 7. Two John Deere A's. 18 It ceaaetto, 13,500.00. .304· 992, 7689. One bedroom apartment unfi.m1ished . Adults only ·and no pets. One bedroom furnished apartment adults only and no pets . For both apartments Call 614-992- 2807 . Jackson Dolls 825.00 .'Mt . T dolls 83&.00. Dre1aad and boxed . K & K Mobile Homo. Lot No. 45. 304-675-6460. day 1:00-5:00. Mondaythru Thursday 10:00-5:00. Model M 14, Bell Saw, saw Pickens used furniture. 304- Original 5434 or 614 -992-6914 or 304-882-2566 . APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses . Pt ~ Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614-4468221 . Furnished apartment downtown, no pets, one bedroom. call 304-675-3788 . Furnished one bedroom apartment. new carpet, 402 21st Street , preferably working sing le, . 304-675 2651 . Also furnished upstairs apartment on Mt . Vernon Avenue. Clean, nice for one person . In Middleport, 2 bedroom 1urnished apt. 1 child , 1· 304-882-2666. Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Room& and . light house keeping rooms. Park Central HoteL RICK'S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Used stoves and refrigerators. Compare our prices. save today . Phone 304-773-5430 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis. New & used wood -coal stoves, 6 pc wood LA suite $399. bunk beds S199, antron recliners $99, used bedrOom suites , ranges. wringer washers, & shoes. Call 614- 446-3159. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa , chair, rocker, otto· man, 3 tables, (extra heavy), $685 . Sofas and chairs priced from 8 286. to 8895. Tables. $50 and up to 6125. Hido-e-beds,l390. and up to 8660 ., sofa bods $145, Recliners. $285. to 8376 ., lAmps from 828. to 8125 . pc . dinettes from $109. , to 435. 7 pc . S 189 and up. Wood table with six chairs 8285 to 8745 . Desk S1 10 up to 8226 . Hutches, 8550. Call 614-446-0756 . Bunk bad . complete with mattresses, $276. and up to Furnished room. $125 . Utili· ties, range, ref. Share bath . $395. Men only. 919 Sec .. Gallipolis. 446-4416 after 8 p.'m . Baby bods. $110. Mattresses or box springs, full or twin, 858 ., firm, and S78 . Queen &ets, 8196. •s·s. 4 dr. chest&, $42 . 6 dr. chests. $54. Bad frames, 46 Space for Aent Mobile home lot, $75 water paid . 4th & NeiL Gallipolis. Cell 446-3844 altar 7PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Par~. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. large loti. Call 614-992-7479. 49 For Lea•e 120.and $26., 10 gun - Gun cabinets. $360. Ga1 or electric ranges 8376 . Baby mattreues. f25 & 835. bed frames 120. 825. & 130. king frame $60 . Good selec tion of bedroom suites, rockers. metal cabinets, headbciords $38 & up to 866. Used Furniture · - electric fireplace, 6 pc. dinette, head boards. and 2 be,d room suites. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 5pm, Mon. thru Sat. CHRISTMAS Puppleo. AKC mill 40 in blade, 2 yro old. $2 , 000.00. 304-6757758 . 675-6483 or 675-1450 . Two bedroom furnished apartments . Call 614-992- niel puppies. Cell 814-3889790. . Hickory Wind. 141 Butternut A'Ve . Old furnishings, collectibles and gifts. Sun- Coleco Cabbage Patch Preemie. $75 .00firm . Coll-614-256-1467. For sale or rent, stage lighting system complete with road ceaes. 1·304- Pit Bull pup•. red·red noae. 1 female, 3 malao . Call 4464043. 1 - - -- - - - - COLLIE 10 week old male Cabbage Patch Dolls, lots of With large new dog house. crafts. phone 304-6753191 . Muot aall 8 1 25 . Call 4462164. Cheat of Orawera, 1 pair lamps. 5x8 outbuilding, pure bred. miniature, $100. Quilt, largo 80x89 inches. nice Christmas gift. 304- 675-5364. RCA color TV. 26in screen. S1 60.QO. Phone 304-6752213. Brand new, newer out of the box. "Baby Needs A Name". Call altar 4:00, 304-675·5289. Full Aki stereo syatem, tape deck, receiver, amplifier, Pioneer 100 wt speakers. 304-875·6617. 8 ft . pool table, 314 inch alate. 8500.00. 304-875-2454. Atari 400 home computer with keyboard and seven gameo, 8190.00. 2 block vinyl bean bags $10.00 each . Call304-676· 1 371 or 675-6917. Complo)e baby bed oet, aicc cond: Seoly orthopedic bo• spring a and mattre11, ltlnd- ord size. good cond: 8 ft. alumn boat, Pt,lugar trolen· ing motor, all good cond. Phone 304'-773-6471 . Afgh•~• a'nd pillowa, aaa all at 2023 Jefforoon Point Pleount. Ave, · OUR 52 CB. TV, Radio Equipment ties . Call PJ' 446-1819 . Portable Merr.hMHIIst: 51 Household Goods Magnovox color TV, 19 in screen, 175.00. 304-675-67!16 . 64 Misc. Merchandise Wood burning KING,etove, cell 304-675-4209 after 8 :00. 26 in color conaol, Ouur. Kniuff Firewood Split· 85% hardwooda. Seaaoned or green. You pick, up or we deliver. HEAP vendor. 814· 268·8246. good cond, t711 .00. Phonit 304-676· 3109 before 9 PM. Um0ttone. Send, Grovel. ~~~~ ::e~~~ihirda & Son, $Mrl woodburner. 2 apeed fan •1211 .00 . Cuotom drapeo 7ft x 801n. Beat offer. 304-11711-4444. Firewood cut up llaba. •1 5 PU lotd. urger loade dell· vertd. Coli fot prlcea. 814· 245·11804. HOUlE ®with Chevy Monza, 2 plus 2. trade for pick up or anything Livestock of oquoi · value. 304-4581672. mare. gentle. Cell614·286- 72 6522. ' Call 446-0243. · Trucks for Sale Double Registered Bucks- 1918 Dodge 0160, 318 kin. Quarter galding 8460, engine, 4 "Speed overdrive. power steering al)~ brakes. Call 614·286-6522. $2,000 with llida in 8' 4 piga, 8 weeks old. 1 0 Mile camper. 81760 with out . Rood. 2 miles from At. 82. Cell 614-246-5271 afte< 6 Rice's Pig Farm. 64 · Hay & Grain Po9dlo puppy, wh_ite. mole. 1978 F-250 Ford '4 ton with ut!lity bed, 6 cyl'. power brekea. atd. shift , Call 4468139 efter 5:30PM. Large round balea of hay. AKC Reglatorod Chlhu.ohuao hold till Chrietmes. Call 614·388·8532. TriJnsportal;on AKC registered German Shephord pupo. $75.00. Coil 8 4 -985-3849. 1---=--------AKC Miniature Schnauzer puppies . Wo~med 8 week• old. and shots. One mole and one femrlle . $175 for male end 8200.00 for femole. Call 81 4-992· 2386. Christmas puppiaa- AKC reglatered Cocker Speniela. Buff color. $126 .00. Call 614-992·6822 . CFA Registered malt eeol point f'llmalayen kitten a 1 6 weekio old. Hod ohota;- 1176.00. Call 6i4992-71a.8 . 10 gollono set up, e24.00; 10 gallons tank, $7.99; medium ongel lith, $3 .99; 20 gallon long eo.fadtemp Rot Terrier puppiaa. 304675-1606. 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for '80 modal and newer used cars. Clair becomes sick of being a wife. m other and lawyer, CiiH plans a romantic evening for the two of them. (IJ Circus @ MOVI,E: ' In Harm's Serv1r;r.s 81 factory fiber glass topper. Very good condition . *4S60.00. C.all 614-7423008 01 814-742-2743 . ' 1 97B Ford S-260. 4 wheel drive. V-8. Body rough but runo good. $1500.00 . Call 614-992-7789 . 1 976 Ford pick-up with Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 topper. A-1 condition . New Eeotern Ave .. Gelllpollo. Cell point, condy apple rwd . Automatic . $1800.00. Call 814-446-2282. 814-992-3194 77 Pontiac Grand Prix 301 ' ul good condition. Call after 1 977 F 150, Ford pickup, VB auto, ·runl good, body 6PM, 446·01 31• good, 304-675-5822. 1972 Dodge .converalon van, oaata 8, 318 3 apd .. P8, '73 Oauun pick up . good cond .. $900. Coli 8800.00. 304-773·5027. 814-388-9948. . Vans & 4 W.O. 1 979 vw Rabbit, one 73 owner. low mlleoge, 19821- - - - - - - - - - Honda CB750. Cell 448· 0122 after 4pm. 1 970 · International Scout 1 !176 Chevy• 'M onza 400. 4x4. good condition, V-8, auto. olum.lloto, much 11,1100. 304-4118-1643. more. Cell 446· 7340 otter 1 970 Jaep truck, 4 whtel 4PM . drive, good ond. 304·676· . 1978 Ford ·Granada, 8 cyl., 6930. · auto. PS. 2 dr .. radial tlreo. new bottery, t900. Call 19119 Ford·Bronco·Sport, 4 614·388·93341fter 8PM. wheel drive, lock out huba. Firat u.&oo.oo. 304·6711· 1 979 Pinto good cond~lon, 11240, 13011 Moodowbrook prlcOd to aell _- Coli 448- Dr •• Point Ple•aent. 1943, 1 9711 Joap CJ6. 6 cyl, 3 1979 LTD 2 door. S02 apeed. hlrd top. 304-876· tlllglne, outo .. PS, PB, V-top, 1393. ' AM·FM Sterwo Tepe, 1878 Mollbu CINIIc. 3SO 11111ne, 1 878 Ford Rang0r XLT. 4x4. PS~ PI, auto. AC, AM radio. AC, duel tonka. corpt ond more •3.1100.00 or beat Coil e'14·367-77110. offer. 304·8911-3472 or 1 9711 Plvmouth Volore ito- 886·39117. lion Wogon, 48,000 mlleo.l-----,-- - - - t!IIIO.OO. 18711 OMC '4 ton pick-up. tllliO.OO. 1974 74 MotQrcycles PIYII!OUih Fury. t 1911.00, Coli 1114·985·4174. 1881 K E 100 ltaweNki. 188p H.B. Ford Muatang 900 mlleo. E•cellont condi· outomitlo. Exotllant condl· tlon. •4&0.00. con 614· tlon. Roe• Jeffoh,Pome- 982-158150 durl110 dey ond 81 ·4·982·3817 In evenlnga. roy. Coli 814-982·11232. --NOFEL ,, IK) I ILfFIBtE t) Call 614 ·388·9857. WPBY Cil Making of Indiana Cord lnj. fl) MOVIE: 'Littlest Angel' (HBO) Inside the NFL Len IT'S ABOUT TIME, PINCHLY! EEI1 // Uncondition•llifetime guarantee. local raferencaa furnished. Free estimates. Daw so n ar,d NiGk Buoniconti Tlfefie'6 '!1ffl T ft/OIWieL IJI'illtti! Cell collect 1-614-237· 0488, 9 a.m. to 5 p.l)l. R o g e 11 Baseman t Waterproofing. 1 -------~-- Plastering & Plaster repair. free aetimatas. Call 614256-1182. review thi s w eek· s NFL ac tion. (MAX) MOVIE: 'The Earthling' 8 :30 D i1l Family Ties C1J MOVIE : 'Return To Eden' Part 1 . ® On the Money (CCI 'Cal r~mity insurance. · ta:x loa ~ and the different 'types of life insurance that ~re available are discussed . pholes Cor pet- C arpet-Corpet. 9:00 0 ill (!) Cheers Diane moves in With Frasier and immediately develops a chronic . allergy which she hopes will be cured by get · t ing rid of his dog . rn 700 Club 0 Cil ®I Simon & Simon A t elevision reporter hires D.and M . Contraqtors. Remodeling. vinyl aiding, pain ~ tingjindoor 1nd outdoor), replacement windows. Call A .J and Rick to protect h1m from a contract killer whom he hired as part of an undercover· assignment . (60 Jflin .) 304-773-5131 . Cil MOVIE: 'The Tender Trap' RON'S Television ' Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar. and Fetty Tree Triinming, stump removal. Call 304·675· 1331. GASOLINE ALLEY 'S SERVICE. ex· You want more room and you can't afford perienced carpenter, electrician. mason, painter, roofii'tg (including hot tar a new apactment! opplication) 304-675·2088 or 875-7368. It leads to Keep your voice down! They've ihe room5 Those people listen to· moved and .----.,_""' next everything I have the door! wesay! key! 1 • 1 Ye$1erday s I Jumbles LINEN An swer AVAIL BODILY ~ tomorrow ) LE THAL What a male m ou nl~ i n goat ISA HI LL " BI LLY " Funllo arrests a crafty old woman lf."ho shot a thief to dea th and the blues have to find a way to remove a rather large corpse from the downstairs holding cell. !60 min.) 0 ([) (jQ) Knqr' s Landing Abby realizes that she may Ue responsible for ,th e dl sappt!a rance of Val's babtes and Karen suffers some dls.turbing symptoms as the family prepares for Thank s- Plumbing & Heating WINNIE Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio 11 :00 ·Music (MAXI ' Deadly MOVIE : D ill 00 CD 0 ®®l iD (i~ News (IJ Bill Cosby Show Cil MOVIE : 'Father of the Excavating Ill Benny Hill Show BARNEY News 1 1:15 @ MOVIE : 'The Long Duel' 1 1:30 0 i1l (!) Tonight Show Call anytime 614-446 4637. James L. Davison, Jr. owner. Gues t h os t Joan Rivers· guests are Roy Scheider. James Coco and Jane Sey mour. (60 min ) @ Best of Groucho ([) WK RP in Cincinnati " 0 ® Newhart Dick and J oan na' s plans for a perfect Christmas are Vermont ruined by the aPpearance of too much snow and too many gues ts. (R) Electrical 8r Refrigeration SEWING Machine repair•. service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sci•I~HI . F1bric · Shop , ®I Taxi Gl in~ Nightline fl) Twilight Zone SNAKE!! IHBOI MOVIE : 'A Night in 11 :45 (MAX] MOVIE: 'Gilda Live' 12:00 (IJ Burns & .Allen (!) SportsCenter Cil Nightline 0 . ill MOVIE: ' Hobson's General Hauling Choice' Jamea Boy1 Water Service. ®I MOVIE: 'The Liquida- AIIO pooll filled . Coli 614258 -1141 01 614· 448 · 1176 or 814-446·79i1 . tor' Gl II2l Eye on Hollywood fl) Gunsmoke 12:30 D (}) C!l Late Night with David Letterman (IJ Love That Bob (!) Mazda Sportslook coal. limeatone. otc. 304· 875-3190. Upholatery mSoao f'£ 1\NUTS ''LATCfiKE'r'': KIDS 60 HOME EVER\' DAY TO WE AN EMI'lY HOU5E ... SOMETIMES I'M A LATCI-IKEV KID, TOO, WilEN MY MOTI-IER 15 OFF PLAVIN6 BRIDGE .. 1D ~ZI NeWs 1:00 (IJ I Married Joan (!) Top Rank Boxing CIJ Ent-inmenf Tonight Gl G2l CNN Heorline News fl) Wild , Wild West [HSOI MOVIE: . 'Night· mare.a· TRISTATE · UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 1 83 Sec . AVII .. Gollipolla. 81 4 ·448· 7833 01814-4441833, +AK I. By Jome• Jacoby Part of becoming a good bridge player is learning a lot of rules. After a while, remembering them gelS easier, because most of the rules are logical and the improving player sees the reason for 1hem . Is it right Ia define an expert as one who knows all the rules? There's a better definition. You quali(y as an expert when you know the right time to, violate the rules, as today's East player did. South jumped right to !our hear1S over his partner's opening one no- · trump bid . The contract would have 1 been better placed if Norlh-South ~ • Q J 10 9 .H EAST WEST +10 6 2 83 • 10 9 81 • 8 6 52 +K J 3 + 76532 K7 SOUTH . 975 +A •KQ JI075 + QJ +u Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: North West I Nortb , East I NT Pass Pass Pass Pass South 4. were using JaCoby transfer bids, 1 which would have · allowed North to be declarer. Luckily the opening ·lead was not a spade; which would have immediately S<:uttled the contract The 10 of dia monds was won by dummy's ace . A low. heart was led. ducked by Eas1 and won by South:s jack. South led another heart, West playing the eigh1 and East winning the ace. One . of the firsl rules taught in bridge is to avoid leading away from a king into an A-Q combination. East qualified for expert status by ignoring this precept. He shot a low spade right into the t~th . of the A·Q . The Opening lead: t1 0 L...------------~ rest is easy . IJeclarer won with dummy 's spade queen and played the club queen. East won and played the spade king. After winning the spade ace, declarer tried the club jack. East won and cashed the spade jack for the setting trick . It's a good idea not to lead into an A·Q, but this was the right time to break Ule rule. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN .) ~vwz' bench %9 Luau baking pit 30 Actor Meredith 33 Apiece 34 Harem chamber l5 Woman's name 36 Tiny one 38 Poe's sleuth 40 Legislator U Save wedding costs DAILYCRYPI'OQUOTES-Here's bow1owork it : Heaven' Pomeroy. 814-992-2284. Dump truck for hire will h~~l 12-&-84 28 Judge '~ fJ) Magnificent Machine Blessing' 10:30 (IJ My Little Margie Good-1 E»ccavating, baaa· menta. footers. drNeways. septic tanka, landacaplng . NORTH +A Q8t .9 6 2 IHBO) Not Necessarily the 1D (t'21 20/20 !CCI Stokermatic stove and stoker furnancas . 20 atovea. 6 stoker fumancas in stock also need dealer for Gallia County. An expert breaks a rule Bride' ill) Greatest Adventure Story of Man ·s Voyage to the Moon .' (60 min ) JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING . Rt. 1. Box 365. Gallipolis. Cell 614-367-0678. 8rokera. 446-6592. James Jacoby by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 4% English 1 "Pistolrive r Packin' - " 43atyof 5 Wild Ox Manasseh 9 Winged . DOWN 11 Strike Isl. J 1 Kind of 13 Cheapskate syrup 14 Strict 2 Foreign 15 Majors 3 Lock horns or Marvin 4 Had lunch Yesterday's Answer 20 Wee 30 House16 Actress 5 Defeat one maid Charlotte 6 Traitor 18 Morse Code 7 Coerced 23 Suspended ffr. J %4 Strikes 31 Game bird sound 8 Marked 19 New with lines 25 Redgra ve 32 Less film irrational m ember 10 Wandering 26 Easter 37 Action 21 Remote 12 Diner's event (s uff. I 2Z Quest choice 28 Lad 39 T he gwns 23 Table d' - 17 Emmet 24 Perfume 26 Soupy food lo-+-+--+-27 Float giving. (60 min .) or Dozer Work by Ted Hanna. Ditchea, ponds. roads. land clearing, etc. Call Motor Car BRIDGE lampoon 's Vacation' 9 :30 Q i1l (!) Night Court. 1 0:00 0 i1l ill Hill Street Blues ceo . 304-896-3802. 87 ( Answer~ (HBOl MOVIE:' 'National Rotary or c•ble tool 4rilling. Moat wells completed same day. Pump aalea and aervi· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING · (jj] Mystery! ICC) 'Partners 10 Crime: House of Lurk ing Death.' A woman 's w ealthy aunt leaves iler a house and the mystery begins when three members of · the household are taken 11! after eating some chocolares sent as a oift rno min.l Gl (j2J Movie Jl P houoa cello. Cell 304-576· 2398 or 614-446-2464 . 86 XXI I "0"[ A.dv Jones (fj) Outside :Spinal BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 84 Print answer hers: BELOW gested by ttMt aboVe cartoon • Of 'INDIANA JONES' Call614-367-0409 or 614367-7244. 83 K) NOYII arrange the circled teners to fonn the surprise answer. as s,ug· Cil Go Behind The Scenes H &: S Home Improvement• vinyl & aluminum siding, roofing, leamleas gutters. storm·. windowl. overhang. Phone 614-446·3888 614-446-4477 I tIJ luther Gillis return s to help Magnum qn a case Involving blackmail and the purported existe nce of Higg1n s' illegitimate son . (60 min .) Roofing & Spout· ing. Now in1talling rubber roofs. 30 yeara expariance. specializing in built up roof. 82 \ CALPEA WHEN HE TOOK IHAT COUR5E lt-.1 M.A~I~E BIOL06Y Hl6 eRADE5 WE~E iHI5 . ® Marr:~um RING . ; Way ' To Be Announced IIJ ID ii2l B~IV Graham 0 Ill . ®l Magnum P.l. Home Improvements or daytime on weekends. 1974 2 ton, good cond., S20 aach. Call 446-1062 long wheel baoe, S2,600 . after &pm. ABDA & UKC Registered Call 814-388-9367. Amarican Pit Bull pupa. Sir& is Chaateen·a Butch, ready · Hay •1 .75, 300 gallon fuel 1 9S2 S 10 Chevy Pick·up. lot Chriatmans. Call 6i 4- ,oil tank. feed grinder. Phone Tahoe package . V-6. 5 304-678-21 08. 379-2469. apeed, AM-FM. tilt wheal, Beautiful 614-448-0322 Apt . for lease. overlooking city park, LR. kitchen. stove. refrig ., dining area, 2 bdr .• bath, t190 mo. plus utili- Tarrier pupa. AM ~ FM tandem aKie t•iler. Phone 676~6761 . 304-896.-3471 after 5_. ~~------~ Sell or trade Silver 1976 Double Registered Palamino R~t 1978 Firebird. 114.000. blue, axe .c ond, air. Call 614-388-9756 alter 7PM. Pure bred 304-675-5428 after 4:00. Farm Equipment 63 1----------- power windowa, new vinyl top. no rust. 304-6756766. registered Cocker Spaniels. buff in color. $200. Tar:ms available for good homea. Excellent Chriatmas gift. Phone 304-882·2904. 675-5370. like new. Call 614·21181 141 . --,---------- 614-286-2224. goo.d $900.00. Call 304· 675 71 18 or 676-2988. old . 875 . Call 614-3677175. Whirlpool 18' Jeyco cainper AC. awning, TV .,tenna, ileeps 8 , preme, off. 304-882-2417. Furnished 2 bedroom apart· ment in Racine. 5125 .00 per month plus $50 .00 deposit. You pay utilities. 304- 67~·1247 . 7:30 U (}) Tic Tac Dough ([I Andy Griffith f fl 0 Cll Family Feud IIJ Jeopardy ® Wheel of Fortune Ill · G2l New Name That Tune • · fl) WKRP in Cincinnati 8:00 D (}) Cosby Show When 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1976 Olda Cutlesa S~ ­ cond, AM-FM stereo, ex.c Cond, price negotiabl&, laid I VUCER I.....___ I I_ ~~ews· Thinking of new carpet or any floor coverings1 Call us first . Free in home viewing, new market plan means better carpet·lns money. All installation guarantee. Info r matio n-·appointment. Mullins ::loor Covering . ·,B 1 AMC Spirit deluxo, air b lour ordinary words . fl) Jeffersons 1984 Chavefle. AC. AM · FM $60.00. 304-896-3881. 58 2133. Betty Mercer. Male Beagle, 9 months old, u.ooo . oo·. 304-675 · ·· Henderson, w. Va. 2965. 1979 Oldl Cutlais Su- 614-992-5089 before 5:00 pm. For Sale: ·Stoker Matic stoves and furnaces. 20 stowes and 6 furnace• in stock; also need dealer for or other ltemo. ;J04-895-3683. Machine" $2,700.00. Organ witheq~ivalentfeatures a ells for mo.re then Meiga County. Jack Hag· Nice efficiancy apartment, Livingroom furniture, axe. suitable for one or two . cond . Please contact. 446- lent condition. Will sell or &ALDWIN ORGAN, • "Fun Hooded sweater jacket and long quilted coat. Bot.h excellent condition. Call single door refrig . like new $125, GE frost free refrig. $126, wringer waaher $65. Kenmore dishwasher $76, Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, 446· adult only. Cell 448-0338 . 1 bdr. apt. completely furnished. carpeted, all electric. 4118 2nd. Ave .. edulta, ref. & 65 Building Supplies Mo.t»ile.home new parts and dOors. Inside, outside. storm do ora, trailer windowa. 992-3874. 992 -5908 . wo hove, you w!ll be IU· plains, At .?.. range $95, and other gas ranges to choose from. GE washer $96, 4 others to choose from . Whirlpool Foctory flbergleu top end trade · for tools Unscramble thtH lovr Jumbles. EVENING 7:00 D (}) I"M Magazine CIJ Here Come' the Brides · (!) 1984 Auatralian Open Tennis : Men's . Semifinal• · from Melbourne. Australia ([I Gomer Pyle CIJ Gl G2l Entertainment Tonight IIJ Whe~l of Fortune 0 Ill Wheel Of Fortune Ill ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour rear Hit for Bl1~r. excel· Daily Sentinei- Page-16 one letter to each aquart, 10 lorrn 12/6/84 Four OoodyNr white olde· Will rtdla(t WhHII, lool!lng wire whlel covero w~h lock. Of 1 9SII Monte C•!l•••so. 304-,715-5421 7 :30a.m. to 9:00p.m. • 199.00, can be used oo twin btda. New 2 and 6 piece living room oulto U95.00 and up. Now · .wooden tlbl11wlth bench or cholra , , 1-9 .00 ond ~p. New roll top deak top quollty Ul50.00. Now recliner chal11 · $150.00 .up. Now ladle• ond chlldrena aho11 I ,_------~---r----------1 50 !*Itt to $3.00. Now I" childre'" rockera *29 .96 71 Autos for Sale beautiful. Lola of new and 56 Pets for Sale OH. 30 " elect. range &96, Ken· more 30' gas ranga nice A~o Parte ·& A001110rlll complete prised. leon. Flea Market. bolide Stone Crest Motel. Call 61.4-266.- 1667 or 614614-446-7398 . . 361·7727. - c - - - ' - - - - - - -lc- Television Viewing 441-0:1:11. used glassware, herdwiltre and ~isc . Stop end 1181 all 826 Washers, dryers. refrigera tors, ranges , · Skaggs Ap· pllancll. Upper River Rd. 7398 . Three bedroom. one bath and furnished . Call 614- sale pick~p load, 836 delivered. Call 61 4-256·6208. Furnished 2 bedroom apt . in Middleport . Adults, no pets. security deposit. Call 614- people . Call304-773-5882, Firewood for GOOD USED APPLIANCES washer & dryer $246, GE Jerrys Run Road. 304-675- · 45 2366 . 44 6·1 Household Goods b'd Motoroyolae 78 T~ Pomero -- Middle!)Ort. Ohio 1111 Yomah•IO UIO. Call I. otlt and rafer8nca1 required. bedroom 74 KIT Top loll and 1111 dirt and O'IN HOUII Dli'LAY. llfldociaplng. Call 81 4· 218· · uat Of the •IM ..,.. ·n•bon ond grmvlne . wreath a, 1427. Quilling atu .... I'll, DH 7 . lt., Will · cut and · dollvar fill· IPM to PM. 1,0 Point IIIMNnt, Judy Corbin. wood. Call 2118· 1 82S. Diamond clulltere new and F,.. · atonillng hinged 1111· PII,OWnld, ltartll10 at •80. boerd, good tor worltlhop, opprox 7 It tall. 2'x4'x2', ~ran~·· Pown Shop• . 430 2nd. Avo .. Gallipollo; 448· .45.00. 304-117S-8418. 0840. FlrowOQd, delivered. 304· 875-2076. Chain uws. Frank'• Pawn Shop; ·430 ,2 nd, Ave .. GelliCtbbege Patch type dolle, polla, 448-0840. . 304-8711·69911. Fuel oil tank for ule. Call BARGIN HUNTERS(( New 814·266·8307. Home In Recine~ All electric. 2 84 MIIC. Mtrchandlaa MIIC. MarchandiH 1984 1:15 !MAXl . 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