http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b86abaceb6e9f51f73cf3e7909d57406.pdf 1bbea910e92e937c3f177c6e2087ede3 PDF Text Text WednBiday. December 12, 1984..· Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy•• ________..;<;.;;.Co;;;;n;.;;;ttn;;;;ued;;;;..:tro=m:.:;page=-.::.r.lJ_ _ _-...,-""'7_ __: Meigs County happenings ... that the steps be completed right Emergency runs Judgment sought Three calls were answered Tuesby units of the Meigs County ;~mergency Medical Sezvice. At 10:26 a .m ., Middleport was :ailed to the scene of an auto ~ccident at the corner of South fourth and Main St. and transported Delete Forth to Veterans Memorial. At 6: ~ p.m ., Pomeroy went to Mulberry Ave. for Margaret Slack to Veterans Memorial. And at 9: ~p.m . , Rutland went to Slide HUl Rd. for Robert Snowden to Veterans Memorial. The Racine Home National Bank has {lied an action for a $22,532.91 judgment on an unpaid bank note for real estate !rom Gene A. and Agnes V. Dodson, Mlddi@!Xlrt, et al. The suit, filed In Meigs County Conunon Pleas Court, also requests foreclosure on a mortgage and sale of the property in question. Jolm T. Grueser and Juanita P. Grueser, Racine, have tued suit against Arthur Baer, Tipton, Iowa, et a I. The · plaintiffS demand partitioning or sale of oil and gas Interests underlying property In Sutto n Township. In further action, a restraining order against Mltzlann Klaiber, Long Bottom, has reen Issued by Judge Charles Knight, pending a final decree of divorce from Carl E . Klaiber, also of Long Bottom. 'laY Veterans Memorial Admi ss ions .. vonda Johns on, Pomeroy; William Morris, Pome· roy; Robert Snowden, Rutland. Discharges--June Kloes, Kenneth Cremeans. Winifred Marcinko, John Mullins, Belva Pierce, Robbie Clonch, Evelyn Mains, Lucy McCune. Marriage licenses Marriage licenses have !Je<,n issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Robert Lee Miller. -28. a nd Patricia Arm Jeffers, 21, both of Pomeroy, and to Timothy Joseph Barrett , ~. Langsville, and Meli ssa Ann Lambert. 16. Dexter _ To install officers Shade River Lodge will have open installation of officers Thursday evening, 7::JOp.m., a t the lodge hall in Chester. aw:;;; mentioned that 'Champion DireCtories' Ohio Valley Phone Books are now a vailable at the chamber otflce on the street level of 1l_le courthouse, free of charge. ~~~:!bei!":a:.~!~:~ I NEW PUCO CHIEF?? -:V. Chema, Ohio's lottery director, Is expected to be appobUd head of the Ohio Public · Utilities Commission replaces the late Mlcllael Del Bane. (AP ' Laserphoto) •. Meets Thursday Areadeath The Rutland Lions Club meet at the Rutland Civic Center on Thursday has been changed to5:30 p.m . BRADFORD'S GROVE PRE-CUT TREES AVAILABLE GIFT SHOP ITEMS . · Hours: 10 Tel Dark . Meets Thursday Sou them Band Boosters will meet Thursday, 7:30 p.m. , in the high school band room. l The Middleport Fire Department answered a total of 55 calls during November Including elght fire runs and 47 emergency runs, Chl!"f JeU Darst reports. All vehicles of the department were driven 941.9mlles during the mohth. 20°/o Christmas Dinner Saturday, Dec. 15 The Christmas dinner for USWALocal 5171 employees, retirees and their families will be held at the Union Hallin Hartford, W. Va. Sa· turday, Dec. 15 from 12 noon to 7 p. m. YOU!l WigHOU:R COMMAND SOUND QUAUTY .,. fNGINEEREQ TO ' • .'C:.··' ; . 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They would have survived had they wore their seatbelts, Henderson said. ., "Statistics. cons\4lltly show that drivers who obey five of IE'Yell area fatal acct!(ents drlnklntt diiver Is ·' . ' d ~- • .... governor, alortgwtthstateandmost elected coonty officials. Testimony was gettlngunderway today In the Senate Finance Cmunlttee on the measure which cleared the House 64-29 Wednesday after about 90 minutes of spirited Propo&ed debste. pay tables Senate President Harry Meshel, D- Youngstown, said the bill could COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) reach the Senate fkior yet this week. Followlng are the salary hikes Leaders hope to adjourn the proposed In an omnllals, bipartilame-iiuck session by Tuesday. : san bUl which has been recomIn the House, the bUl received mended for passage by the bipartisan support, although most of Hoilse Finance Committee: the yes votes came from Demo(Current office salaries In crats, whoprevaUthere62-37. · parentheses) Fifty Democrats and 14 RepubliCON8'1D'UTIONAL cans voted for the bill, while 21 OFFICERS . Republicans and eight Democrats EtlediYe .... I , opposed it. --Goveroor, S85,lm ($8i,lm). Spqnsored by Rep. Edward -Lieutenant J11M!1110r, $46,222 · Orlelt, -D·Da)'ton, and other ' (135,(0}). . • • • • . - : · mEmbers of both parties, the bill -AttDmey ge~~eral, audltm', hikes.the salary M House members tn!asurer, aecretary ~state, all and senators from $22,500 a year to S'io,lm (1111 $M,l0l). $32,500 when new legislative terms I.;EGISJAT0118 begin Jan. 1. Elledlve ••· 1, 11111 It also contains a provision for -HoWle members and sena· imOthel' Increase of oo more than 10 tors (bllsepay),$32,!100 ($22,500). percentoil Jan. 1,1987. The second, -Senate president and one-time InCrement would be calcuspeaker of the House,S50,lmJan. lated from a national ecooomlc 1, $'/O,lm In 1987, ($.1),(111). Indicator published annually by the -Senate president pro tern U.S. Departmellt of Labor. and House speaker pro tern, The bill also Includes hefty ~,222 ($32,lm). Increases for top leaders of the -HoWle majority floor leader Legislature. and assistant president pro tern The speaker of the House and of the Senate, u;3,5f0 ($.ll,lm). president of the Senate would be -House assistant majority raised from $35,lm to S50,lm next floor leader and Senate majority month, and to$'/O,lmonJan.1, 1987, whip,$40,869 ($27,lXX)and$28.500, respectively). -House majority whip, $38,UIJ ($25,lm). -House assistant majority whip (newposltlon),$35,500. , -HoWle and Senate' minority leaders $46.222 ($3l,lm). -House and Senate assistant minority leaders, $42,201 ($29,lm)' -House and Senate minority whip, $38,111) ($25,lmand$27,lm, respectively). -House assistant minority whip (new position), and assist.ant Senatemlnorttywhip,$36,tBI (~500). . l Soctiono, .18 Pogu 26 Cento .P. Multimedia tnc. Nowapoper speed regulations, avoid excessive use of alcohol and wear ·seatbelts significantly better their odds of escaping Injury or death In an accident," the corhmander said. Earlier this week, Col. Jack Walsh, the patrol superintendent, said the patrol would be out "out In force." Walsh made the announcement as Ohio Highway Safety Director Kenneth R. Cox reported that the state's highway death toll could be Increased for the first tlme In six years. Cox said that as of Dec. 1, 688 people had died In alcohol-related crashes, and the overall death toll is already above last year's figure at 1,504. Walsh noted that Improved field sobriety testing adopted this year has resulted In better detection of drunken drivers. The new "gaze nystagmus" procedure, In which bodily alcohol content causes an Involuntary flutter~ the eyeball, Is apparently effective as a detection tool, Walsh said. That test, with an unstructured walk and a on~>-legged stand, thls year rejJ!aced the finger-tonose, unstructured walk and coin tests as field sobriety challenges. "The average blood alcohol concentration of OWl suspects whom we subsequently arrested has declined 6 percent from 0.16 percent last year to 0.15 percent this year, " Walsh said. "This tells ine we are better able to identify impairment when it's present." Sp..kera ·so .... ,.-............., M I~ boftiiDoMMI Witt~ N ,...,. ...... O.I"'IITMD. -Finance committee chairmen lncremellts, House and Senate, $5,lm ($1,500) . -Ranking tiJJance cornn\lttee minority members, $2,!500 (zero). -Other committee chairmen 1n crements, $3,lm ($1.500). -Subcommittee chairmen, $1,500 ($'100). -Ranking nlloorlty cornn\lttee members oilier than Fl· nance, si,500 (7ll!ro). -Ranking minority subcmt· ON TilE LOOKOUT - As part of Drunk and Drugged Driver Awareness Week on Ohio, the state highway patrol has scheduled a OWl !itrlke for Friday. AU traffic violators wUI be stopped If detected, and drunk drivers WID be an-estecl, according to Lt. D1111 Henderson, the patrol's GaDia·Melgs post conunander. neers, coroners and treasurer~ - all would get Increues ~ at least 14 percent oo Jan. 1, 19115, and an additiOnal 14 perce~~t oo Jan. 1, 19117. ~s. prosecutors , and clerks of cmunon pleu c00rt1 also would aet at 1eaat U perca~t, but tbalt In the most populaul counties ' WOijld get \'lll'yllll ~ ..... _.. dtoap!itdlaf8 of the llllrlel of their ........ pleu . . . Some IGitS In the maJor CCJililllell wou1c1 be erab\Y ID UCIII of14 pt!n.'el1t. cmllld- ......... lnereMelln the llt!ld illll¥-' to Ill atbilr elteledt'dWe.. ' """*nt Additional plane parts found ~in Ohio River bly began Its flight In Columbus, Ohio. "Late last night we received information ... that an aircraft fitting the description (of the downed plane) left Columbus som~>­ Ume early Sunday," said Cpl. K.R. Beckett of the state pollee detachm ent In Point Pleasant. " Part of his official fl ight plan was to fly In the area .. . where we've been searching, and this aircraft did not complete this flight plan" which called for a return to Columbus, Beckett said. Howard Raspberry of the Flight Service Station In Port Columbus, the principal airport In Columbus, said two people reportedly left Don Scott Field at 11:02 a .m. Sunday headed for Montgomery County Airport In Dayton. The plane landed at 1: 03 p.m. In Dayton and left for Charleston. In an lnter¥1ewwith the Columbus Citizen-J ournal a woman said she feared that the pilot of the missing plane was her boyfriend, Colurr.bus Tree-lance photographer Paul Hawks . Mary Cusick told the newspaper that Hawks left -Bolton Field In Columbus on Sunday with a friend to discuss a business proposition in Dayton. She said Hawks may have gone on to West Virginia after the stop in Dayton . FAA officials refused to confirm whether Hawks filed the flight plan for the plane when it left Dayton. Raspberry said the plane, a two-seat single -engine Yankee, never arrtved In Charleston . Raspberry said he didn 't know whether the plane picked up any passengers in Dayton. Columbus airport officials refused to identify tile people on the plane. Syracuse will seek street light levy 00\JNTY OFFICIAL8 -Most ·cwnty ~als ccmmlssloners, recorders, encl· -AIItlllon llld Judlel ex· cludld - - lllll. but will be when hikes for the statewide offlc(als become effective. Various other leaders also would get Increments. The speaker pro temandthepresldentprotemwould be boostedfromthelrcurrent$32,000 a year to ~.222. Salaries for the majority floor leader .of the House and the assistant president pro tern of the Senate would be Increased from $30,(0) to $43,540. Committee chairmen In both houses who now get a $1,500-a-year Increment would have that amount Increased to $3,lm, except for the finance chairmen In both houses, whowouldgetanextra$5,00layear. BeSides lawmakers, who would get their first pay hike since 1979, the blll Increases the salary of the governor- effec.t ive Jan. 1, 1987 from $ffi,lm to $85,(Ql a year. Tile lieutenant governor w6uld be Increased on the 's ame date from $35,lm a year to $46,222. . The other statewide elected officials would be boosted from $50,lm to $70,lm annually. Alloftheelectedcountyofflclalsln the state, with the exception of mid-term auditors, mid-term commissioners and judges, would get a raise next month of at least 14 percent <111d a second boost of the sameamountonJ311.1,1987. Prosecutors, sherlffsandCierksof courts In the 12 most -populous counties could get Increases of more than 14percent under a formula that ties their salaries- based on county population.;- to the compensation for common pleas court judges. POINTPLEAS.ANT, W.Va. (AP) - Authorities have discovered more aircraft parts along the Ohio River and say they are now certain that a plane plunged Into the water this past weekend . . On Tuesday , a damaged airplane seat washed ashore about a mile downstream from the site where three Gallipolls, Ohio, teen-agers reported seeing a plane plunge into · · the river Sunday afternoon. On Wednesday, searchers found an airplane wheel and a honeycombshaped piece of metal that may have come from a wing or fuselage, said state Trooper L.P. Mullens. According to West Virginia State Pollee, three additional boats were added to the rescue fleet this morning and the search area has been widened to the Cabell County line. State pollee say the plane proba- ml~tee members, $'100 (l.el'O). Component System wllh Cabinet urwo ways to deck their halls~' ,: 1 . '. COWMBUS, Ohio (AP) -State senators are wasting no tlme In the star! of hearlngsooamuch.tJebllted House measure giving a substantlal pay raise to lawmakers and the Lottery winner Tonight, rain likely . Low around 40. Thursday, rain likely. High in the low 50s. The chance of ra in is 60 percent tonight and Thursday. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday: Chance of rain or snow Friday. Fair on Saturday and Sunday. Highs generally in the 405. Lows in the 00s Friday moming and In the 2tls Saturday and Sunday. Meigs jury lists Pay raise bill clears ·House s itu ation can become muc h worse CLEVELAND tAP ) The winning number drawn Tuesday night in the Ohio Lottery 's da ily game. "The Number," was 692. In the "Pick 4" game, the winningnumber was 9256. The lottery repm1ed earnings Tuesday of $630,368.50 from wagerlogon "The Number. " The earnings came on sales of$1,2.56,90150, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share$626,533. In the parimutuel "Pick 4" game, sales totaled $168,610. Holders of winning tickets are entitled to 45 percent, or $75,903. A winning Sl straight ticket earns $4,824. A winning $1 boxed ticket earns $201. I:I This week's designation as Dnmk and Drugged Driving Awareness Week In Ohio Is being backed up by the local post of the state highway palrol. Lt. Dan Henderson, commander of the Gallla:Melgs pas\, saJd every avaUa~ trooper Is working this ·week aild watching for drl~ under the Influence of alco001 Qr dhlgs. A special DWI stl1ke Is planned for Friday, Hendersixl said. "Anyooe seen cornn\lttlng a traffic v!Qlatlon Is going to be slllpped, and If they are under the Influence of alcobol or drugs, they can expect to be arrested," be said "We· have officers that are scheduled to be off-duty who are going to work and donate their time to make the highways safe this ALL ANSON MEN'S JEWELRY during the holiday period because of the many par1ies that are given in celebration. " It's all right to be the life of the party," Hoffman said, " but driving afterwards is an unacceptable- and preventablethreat to the safety of all citizens in Middleport, Ohio. · " We can all survive the holidays, but each and every one of us must accept our responsibUity for keeping the impaired person off the roads," Hoffman concluded. "The deaths and Injuries these people ca use aren't really accidents --: just the direct results of irresponsible driving behavior.' ' See Cbuleaa'l ~liD Pap 8 ----------------------~:• Lucille Powell, !II, Hartford, died Monday In the Lawrence County General Hospital, Ironton, Ohio, t - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - ' 1 following a long Ulness. Born Sept.1, 19():!, In Hartford, she was the daughter of the late Fred T. and Mary Ann Roy Klaas. She was a member of Our Father's House In Hartford. Preceding her in death In addition to her parents were sisters Allah Seyfried, Helen Johnson, Katherine Embleton and Louise and Mary Klaas. Surviving are one sister, Mrs. William (Ruth) Coleman, East Springfield, · Ohio, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services will be at 11 a .m. Thursday in Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Clyde Fields officiating. Burial will follow In AND oFF Graham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral •TIE TACKS •KEYCHAINS home from 24 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. •MONEY CLIP •LIGHTERS Tuesday. The Meigs County Commissioners did not m eet on Tuesday because two m embers of the board were out of town. The next meeting will be at 1:30 p .m . next Tuesday. days 'til Christmas GOOd holiday food • Lucille Powe'l No meeting held In lhe8pi1Cirptoo Page 1% · I · . I Located on Cherry Rid&e._turn ea~t onto Rt. 681, co 4 miles to Mi"post 1 13, turn south on gravel road Ph milts to arove. I . WATCH FOR_ SIGNS . I J . CUT YPI,IR OWN AT I1 ~~~::S~~ac:~zya~~! ThOmas =======-- , ~ Chrisbnas trees ....... r····.·c·H·R·I·S-~r.t--A·s·~-R-EE·;··--,-:_ . Frl!llklln County Fairgrounds. If any011e wants tickets, they should call the chamber office as soon as possible. The chamber will soon begin looking for a replacemeni to sezve on the board of directors. Shirley i___,. .SVAC cage action Dr.ClodusSmlth, presldentofRioGrande College, Is scheduled' speakerfortheJan.Smeetlngofthe: Pomeroy Area Chamber of: Commerce. Tuesday's meetlngwasheld at the: .._:l!Ri::::_y:.:e=ar::·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _M_elgs-=..-Inn--:. contacting local farm relatedorgar\- M lzations In regard to free tickets to theAnnua!OhioPowerShow,which. Mayor Hoffman joins ·Celeste in declaring awareness week Middleport Mayor ~'red Hof!man has signed a proclamation declaring the week of December 10-15 "Nationa l Drunk and Dru gged Driving Awareness Week." He joins Gov. Richard F . Celeste in recognizing the menace to highway safety presenteq by drivers impaired with alcohol and drugs. "December is the wors t month of th e year for a lco ho l-re l ated crashes," said Mayor .Hoffman. "and fro m 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. on a given weekend night , the drinking. driver is involved in evety othPr fat ill accident recorded .'" The mayor added tha t the Misner,ownerofGalleryHalrArts, Pomeroy, Is retlrtng trorn' buslness and has submitted her resignation from the board. . Ash alSo reminded chamber members to pay their dues for thl! -- ReSidents of Syracuse wUl be However, garbage will not be asked to approve a 2.8 miU levy In hauled away. Residents are encourMay of 1!Ri for the operation of aged to have all unwanted items street Ughts Within thevUlage. around their lots . hauled away Syracuse Village Council ap- during the three day dean up. proved a resolution placing the levy Gene Imboden, fire chief at on the May ballot at Its December Syracuse, announced that Santa meeting. Claus wUI be In town on Dec. 23 at 6 RepresentatlvesofCablentertaln- p.m . Anyone wishing to belp with ment discussed cable TV problems donations of money or candy for in the Syracuse area. The reps Santa's visit may contact Chief reported a teclmical problem which Imboden or Mayor Eber Pickens. existed In the MlnersvUle area has MeeCinl pcllltponed been corrected. Cable users In the Meanwhile, a public ' meeting Syracuse area are urge<! to call scheduled for Saturday regarding !m-6444 If they expertence any the water system improvement for difficulties With ~~ezvlce. Rliclne has been postpo-! until 1 Council decldfd that a mid-Winter .p.m., Saturday, Jan. 12, 1985. ·cleanup will be lleld In Syracuse on The declalon to P!JStpone was Jan. 14, 15 and ,1~. Residents With ~de by 1\acine VUiage Council trash or rubbish to haul away should came earllet Qus week. place articles beside the street for Shirley Pyles Evans was appck up on !Iiese three days. e pointed clerk-treasw·er by Frank Cleland , council president, to fill the unexpired term of Margie Wolfe who resigned effective Dec. 3. Council j>assed a resolution authorizing the transferring of funds In various accounts In order to balance the 1984 approprta lions. The first reading of the Amended Approprtation Ordinance was given at the meeting. This action was necessary to cover some accounts In the water department. . Council approved for payment the salary vouchers for balance of 1984. Glenn Rizer reported that trash pick up Christmas .week and New , Year's' week will be on Wednesday ·, and Thursday ratb!!r than Monda)' ' and Tuesday. ~; Council Wll,l meet again MoOO&y ; at7p.m. �.• Comment 1984 Pqe 2-The Deily S•!•lillll Pomeroy Midcleport, Ohio lhundlly. December 13, 1984 . . 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio One needs to be patient when hearing, for Instance from Secretary of State George Shultz, about the moral complexity ot deallng with terrorists. There's no question about it. To begin with, you can't storm a passenger liner to kill off the terrorists when the operatlo11 suggests the probable death of the hostages. The next problem Is how to find the relevant people to punish. The hijacker who plows into the U.S. Embassy with a dynamiteladen truck, ldlllng himself while killing his targets, often leaves an Insufficient trail. It Is the job of counterintelligence to try to find the leaders of Individual terrorist DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA . ~m~ IT'-''--r•~c:::loo=o ~v . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher rAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Pr~ss Assocla· tlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should bie less than 300 words long. All letters are subj(>('t toed ltlng and must be signed with name, address and tiJephone number. No unsigned lett ers will be published. Letters should be In_ tood taste, addrt>sslng Issues. nol personaiiUes. groups. It ts not a job for the Department of Defense and Its warships. But this last atrocity brtn85 to mind the profoundly miStaken policy of falling to execute con· victed terrorists. The hijackers stated their demand$ via the Iranians, In Tehran; and these demands, It Is· reported, were for the Immediate release by Kuwait of 17 terrorists - three of them sentenced to death- convicted fOr' the bombings of the American and French embassies a year ago. Recall that several terrortst attacks over the past few years have had as their stated objective . Who will speak for the Democrats?The effort of ·a ·handful of new-wave Democrats to chart the party's futUre ts tumtng into a parody of tts past and leaving the opposition without a Clear voice while President Reagan gets ready for a second honeymoon wiUl Congress. . . Wbo will speak for the Democrats ts a question being asked with iooreaslng urgency by party and elected officials wbo believe reeent eleetoral disasters were a clear message from the American people. The leadership contests in Congress and beyond are an outgrowth of frustration over the Democrats' inability to effectively chaliengeReagan's program and offer clear alternatives. But th~ also reflect some of the regional and Ideological splits that bedevil the party. Senate Democrats were ready to offer their answer to the leadership question at a caucus today at which Sen. Lawton Chiles of Flortda chanenged Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia for the post of mlnortty lea:(jer. Byrd was an odds-on favorite for re-election to the post, but Chiles was coDtldent that he would attract support on the secret ballot from senators whO feel more dynamic leadership is needed to match the skills of Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, the new Republican Senate leader. Chues argued that if the Democrats didn't replace their leadership to reflect the changing dynamics of the nation, the party was doomed to remain a minortty for many years to come. Byrd's strength was his good-soldier approach to the job, his willingness to accommodate the needs of senators and massage their considerable egos. nie Byrd-Chiles contest reflected not only the nervousneSs over recent election results, but the Internal politics of the Senate. While generally regarded as a moderately conServative Democrat, Chiles was likely to benefit from liberal opposition to Byrd. ' aut the Senate fight was a cli:'an choice between one senator or the other. Far different was the thrashing about in search of a party chairman to replace Charles T. Manatt, who held the post through Reagan's first term. This weekend, Democratic governors and party officials plan to get together in Kansas City, Mo., and try to agree on a candidate. What started out as a reasonable enough effort on the part of,someof the younger Democrat!£ governors to play a greater role in the na!(onal party is turning into an embarrassment. Led by Charles Robb of Virginia and Bruce Babbitt of Arizona, the governors had no problem coming up with a description of their idea of a good party chairman. They started running Into problems when they trted recruiting candidates to meet Its specifications. Names were floated and most quickly swam in the opposite direction. Among the first were Govs. Scott Matheson of Utah and James Hunt of No):th Carolina, both soon to leave office. They quickly declined. Meanwhile, the Democratic activists who are actively campaigning for the: job were left In the uncomfortable position of watching party officials thrash about in search of someone better to enter the race. That would be an unwanted handicap If one of them ended up as the new chairman. Letter to editor Hopes conditions improve I . was recently in your fair community where I was shown a cow of a newspaper article appear.' Ing·im page one dated Novemher21, 1~ : The head ling read, "Cannibal· lsni ·occurrtng at Dog Pound." As Regional Director for the Great Lakes Office of The Humane Soclety of the United States I was, as !!J<pected, more than interested in tlils particular issue. Having dealt with the Meigs Cotdlty Humane Society, I am aware that lor a period of time it waS: difficult to see any improvements at the county pound, which is so~y In need of major changes in Its -eperatlon. I was delighted this past· year to learn the county no longer dealt with a dog butcher who was: paid by the county to kill dogs and· take away any llve dogs he walited to resell for research. The breaking of ties with his animal de~r was a major step towards improving animal control in the county. I would also hope the county commissioners would act to make necessary changes to see that incidents such as those described in the recent newspaper article are also halted. Everyone is aware that Meigs County does not have the . funds to construct a new pound, but i1 is our hope efforts will be made in the very near future to secure federal funds for such a project. It takes little time to write a grant proposal and all one can do Is ask and hope the government sees the need for fundlng a project in your county. In the meantime, we certainly hope good relations with the Meigs County Humane Society will continue . and the stop gap measures will take place Immediately to halt poor conditions which now exist. Sandy Rowland, Regional Director. . ~ ~~t Today in history ' ' .. ., i PITTSBURGH (Al') - The Pittsburgh Pirates have made their · long-awaited move for a powerhittlngoutflelder, plcklngupGeorge ·Hendrick and a minor league Infielder from the St. Louis Canll· nals In exchange for lefthanded pitcher John Tudor and catcher· outfielder Brtan Harper. The Cardinals, in turh, have picked up a "good, solid starter" Iii Tudor and have cleared their outfield for younger players such a:; Andy Van ~yke and Vince Coleman, says Cardinals General Man· ager Joe McDonald. Pirates General Manager Harding "Pete" Peterson, who announced the four-player deal Wed· nesday, said he Is still seeking more power for the Bucs' anemic offense. The Pirates are awaiting Com· missioner Peter Ueberroth's per· mission to obtain New York YankeesoutflelderSteveKempand shortstop Tim FoU in exchange for Plrales $ortstop Dale Berra and minor league outfielder Jay Buhner. ' the release of fellow terrortsts held Iran will not ftnd themselves lodged in Israel. Israel does not believe In In a society that has any scruple the death peoalty, and for that against the death penalty, and reason declineS to execute con· probably · tt will be meted out. vtcted terrortsts. When you fail to. Though here Is an interesting execute a convicted terrortst, you emotional and psychological are sentencing an tnnooent man to complexity, · · death. If not that exactly, you are The Mehrabad AIJ1l0rlin Tehran endangering the lives of Innocent .Is the International airport. Travel· people, It beln¥ the retUlarpractlee ers are greeted witli an irtlposlng of terrorists who hold hostages to sign reading, "Death to USA.'' That demand as the prtce for their sign, of was placed. there, release the release of their brother · and Is countenanced by, the same terrorists held In foreign jails. government that, In clear viOiaUOn Now a country Is supposed of the law, held American hostages presumptively ·to accept other over a year at the end of the Carter countrtes' dornll)lon over their own admlnlstraUOn. To prva.ed to lives. The terrorists now held by execute terrorists wbo carried out a little free enterprise anti· Americanism may present . the Iranian courts with a dilemma . Conceivably they wiB be found guilty of executing the two or three Kuwaitis wbo were ldlled, while finding them not guilty of the munler of the Amertcans. And this point leads us to the question of how to deal in diplomacy with centers of anti· Americanism, Cuba and Libya being vivid examples, tf you don't count the Soviet Union. The trouble with counting In the Soviet Union 1J:1 any roster Is that It has the effect of dwarfing the misdeeds of others, which, however, are misdeeds just the same. For several years after the discovery of skyjacking, Cuba and Libya were centers toward which the skyjackers gravitated. There for a while the terrorists were treated as revolutionary heroes. Presumably under quiet pressure United States, Fidel from ~NI> ~D ~ Castro the in due course changed his attitude toward them course, '. ' Pork-barrel projects WASffiNGTON -In their futlle grappllngs with the deficit, members of Congress have always found tt simpler to raise more taxes than to reduce federal expenditures. For Congress Is in the business of divvying up vast benefactions. As the last adlournrnent drew nigh, the memilers forgot their speeches on fiscal responsibility and the Capitol became, as one observer put It, a "pig pen" where· congressmen clambered over one another to load down the budget with pork-barrel prolects. · They simply refused to expend political capital or take political risks for economic stability - If It meant depriving the home folks of some special benefit or tangling with some determined special· interest group. Certainly, the most painless way to decelerate federal spending and brtng the deficit down to earth would be to eliminate extravagances and Inefficiencies. · This, clearly, Is what the voters want their elected representatives to do. A private poll, taken by the White House, found that "eight out of every 10 people" favor President Reagan's Idea "to reduce the number of federal employees and cut waste and fraud In government rather than increase taxes in order to balance the budget." What's more, a presidential commission of business efficiency experts, headed by industrialist J . Peter Grade, found plenty of waste that can he cut I have teamed up with Grace to get his proposals adopted . These reforms are aimed not at necessities Intended for the needy, not at basic programs for Middle America that are· firmly en· trenched, but at wasteful management, unintended benefits tolnellgl· ble receivers, small freebies for people not In need, preferential treatment for special groups - all of which mount up to the billions that spell the difference between getting control of the publlc debt or falling into Its grtp. Yet every economy that Grace advocates stirs up a hornets' nest of bureaucratic resistance. The bu· By SCOOT BURSON Special correspondent RIO GRANDE -After suffering their first loss the night before, Rio Grande's Redmen bounced back to rock Oakland City (Ind.) College, 97-72, in a non-conference clash at Lyne Center Wednesday night. With the win, Rio Grande moved to 13-1 on the season while Oakland City dropped to 1·5. The Redmen were led by 5·8 senior co-captain Jerry Mowery. Th"e ali-district point guard Ignited his squad, connecting on 10 out of12 High school girls' results television news-talk sbow. "You'd eltminate 96 percent of the food· stamp beneflclartes in ·the country," Williams charged. "That's untrue, completely untrue," objected Grace. "l deny it. And I challenge you to prove It" "Well ... 96 pe!'Cent of the food·shmp beneficiaries would lose benefits," Williams Insisted. · Grace sputtered: "That's untrue. That's an untrue statement." Actually none but Illicit recipients would be cut off. No less than Sen. Robert Dole, R·Kan., the newly elected Senate majority leader, ~ter joined in the c)amor. A loyal food-stamp advo· cate, he complained: "It's onetbing to talk about reducing food stamps. But what about the wide array of corporate subsidies and aid to the well·to-do?" He charged that Grace "doesn't get Into that" That, too, Is untrue. Grace exposed a long list of wasteful subsidies to the rtch, ranging from $234 billion In overcharges collected by defense contractors to free toWing for wealthy yacht owners. . ·1 l()('al taxes on individuals. 'Those. proposed transfers of financial responsibility from the federal to state and local governments are justified by a set of . flawed analyses which assume that the states will be reaping vast amounts of additional revenues durtng the last half of this decade. While to fiscal condition of the states Improved somewhat durtng . wemuw:la)'l Re!uMM Bravertrook 40. Sprinf{. Nor1 h !J CLn. n.aron 55, N~ r1 jK)J.l Catholic !i.1 . Col. Ea.-.lmoor SJ, Col. Walnut RldRt> ~ Coorr.tur 61. A.'ihlabula F.dgl'wwd 18 E. Cantm 62, Sandy Val. ~ Maul'T'I«! Iii, Sylvania SOUthview 411 MayS\•illr £8, CrooksvW(' 'l1 M!Ubury Lake 50, BcM<llng Grft'l1 :II Mor£an ~. Jol'vl Glmn 42 Nt'W IA"xlngtw 64. W. Musklngum 34 Nrw Ph!Jadelphla 47. zanPSV!Ue 42 F't!ll)'Sbur~ 57, Holland S~g. 'r1 Philo 46, 1'11-Valley H Shmdan 46, RIVf'r Vkw l1 Spr\J1jl. Sooth 57, Day . Waytl(' 46 Sr an ton Loca 1 :i.1. Lls~n 31 Sylv<Jnla I'Ool'thvlPW ~. Oi'f'J!On Clay 4..1 Tal. Ubbr.y 00, Tol. SI.Ursula 2S Tol. Notrl' Dame'Rl, Oft'ROn Strltch 28 Tol. Scort 59, To\. Cmtral 39 To!. Walt<' 45, Tol. Start 3b Unio(II(M' n 4tlu• 57, Tuscarawas Val. <H 7.:JI1f>!t Res>cran.<l :~. Ruekt>~ TrAil ll Lebanon results LEBANON, Ohio (AP) - P.C. Ben recorded his second straight victory winning the featured ninth race at the Lebanon Raceway on Wednesday night. . The 5-year-old, winning for the seventh time this year, paid $15, $5.!KI and $3.40. Classical Adios paid $5.60 and $4.40 to place and Raintree's Gidget, $15:40 tosbow. The daily double paid$62.20 on the combination of 2,5. A crowd of 1,402 wagered $125,767. Burdening the states _____,___R_o_be_rt_~_a_lte_rs the states. In the 1981-1982 fiscal year, Reagan's first full year in office and the most recent year for which data ts available, federal financial assistance to state and local govern· ments declined for the first time In more than 30 years. The president's 1982 "new federalism" proposal would have shifted from the federal to state governments ihe responsibility for admtn· lstertng 43 domestic programs ranging from the treatment of black lung disease to the construe· lion of mass transit systems in major metropolitan areas. Under that plan, which died in Congress, the federal government would ilave turned back to the states $30.2 billion yearly to finance those programs - but the Reagan administration's ciwn projecUOns showed that the annual cost would have been $43.4 billion. Thus the states would have been forced to raise taxes by an average of more than 8.8 percent to make up the shortfall. Now, the Treasilry Department Is pi'O(X1Slng the elimination of the tax exemption for interest paid on bonds Issued by state and local governments, a move that would generate $19 billion in additional yearly revenues for the federal government but would seriously · undermine the ability of state and local governments to finance ca)il- . lallmprovemeilts. The Treasury Department also Is seeldng to .abolillh the deduction allowed on federal tax returns for state and lOcal tax payments, a change that would produce anotller S& billion annuaUy In federal l'ellei1IMi. but would substntlally lncreue the burden of state and ~ • '¥;·~ catcher-outfielder Brian Harper, center, and pitcher John Tudor. Cardinals' minor-leaguer Steve Bamard was Involved also In lhe trade. (AP La!lerpboto ). Redmen bounce Oaks, 92-72 Jack Anderson reaucrats, In tum, have formed collusive alliances on Capitol Hill. II you try to cut off a priVIlege or perquisite that bureaucrats have beCome accustomed to, their"cham· pions on Capitol Hlll will holler. The food stamp program, for example, lost nearly $1 billion in 1981 because of ineligible recipients and wasteful procedures. That was 10 percent of the program's total benefits. Grace exposed this waste. Mind you, he did not objectto distributing food stamps to the deserving, just to the undeserving. But the admlnis· trators .o f the food stamp program don't want to lose 10percent of their appropriations just because It's wasted. So a hue and cry has gone up from members of Congress, wbo are in collusion with the food-stamp ad· minlstrators. To hear the congressmen tell it, Grace wants to take food out of the mouths of the hungry when all he really wants to do is stop the food-stamp cheats. from lipping off the taxpayers. Rep. Pat Williams, D-Mont., jumped all over Grace on a ' ·" CARDINAL-PffiATE TRADE - st. Louis Cardinals' outfielder George llendrtck, left, was traded Wednesday to the PlttsburJh Pirates for ' WNi 1b ~t111RIS SIM'PI.I~Iit1 iAX ~, JUST 6JlAB 11 BY 114 7)1L W11H CM ·.. · 0010<~v RuN~ OJI.IeR ~AND ALONG rrl UP To ns UEA'D -SIM~'E. ' · DES MOINES, Iowa (NEA) "It's simply unthinkable," Insists the outspoken Gov. Richard thoroburgh of Pennsylvania. "We're very concerned," says the more reticent Gov. Terry E. Branstad of Iowa. They're both Republicans and they're both talking about the same Issue - the effort by a Republtcan administration In Washington to salvage Its deficit ·riddled budget by Imposing heavy new financial burdens upon the states. When the Republican Governors Association held Its annual meeting here recently, the GOP state executives were justifiably hostile to the budgetary legerdemain being attempted by President Reagan and his financial advisers. Govs. James R. Thompson of Dltnols and Robert D. Orr of Indiana, both Republicans, have registered their protest tn a letter sent to Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan. Thornburgh wrote a 'f-ciday Is Thursday, Dec. 13, the 348thdayofl!l!4. There are 18daysleft ill separate letter to Regan decrying ~:¥ear. what he Chl!l'acterlzes as a "simply \eday's highlight In history: unthinkable" scheme. Oil Dec. 13, 1®, Polish aulhorttles Imposed martial law In a crackdown The object of their complaints Is a on :the defiant Solidarity labor movement. The action was denounced Reagan administration assumpUOn thr(NgboUt the Western world but received the approval of the Soviet that stak and local governments uniOn whlth said that "anarchy" had been threatening Poland. Major will be generating cumulative ~of the martial-law decree were lifted a year later. Martial law annual surpluses of $&5 billion to $85 ~at-ended in July 1983. · billion by the end of this decade. Qft this date: The federal govenunent already 1ft 1769, Dartmouth College received Its charter. Is relying upon those projecttons to Jit l862 Union forces suffered a major def@llt at the hands of the justify drastic reductions In tax CoQfede~tes during the Battle of Fredericksburg. ' benefits that currently accrue to the '~ George Gershwin's "An American in Parts" made Its debllt, at states. It repcirtedly l.s also planning NeW York's Carnegie Hall. to slash the transfer payrneata ~ . :0[19\14, during World War n, a "kamikaze" plane crashed Into the U.S. tradiUonally bas made to the states. c~ Nasbvllle, ldlllng 138 crewmen. . Throughout Reapn's tenure In .Jit 1961, durtng a .ceremony In El Paso, Texas, President Lyndon B. the White HOUle, · the federal Jof6Dt and Mexican President.Gustavo Dlaz Ordaz set all. an explosion government repeatedly Juu10118ht lhl(t dlvel1ed the Rio Grande, reshaping the U.S.·Mexlcan bouler and · to reduce Ita expeadltures by en«~~ng a century-old dispute. lhlttlng tlnanclalreopo~iidbiUtles to . Pittsburgh trades Tudor, Harper-for Hendrick Outwitting terrorists -----:-~-~il_liam_F_.B_uc_k_tey_J_r. The Daily Sentinel A~ • Ohio the past year, virtually every state was forced to increase taxes and reduce services during the 1981-82 economic recession. If the economy deteriorates again durtng Reagan's second term, the states almost certainly will face a similar financial crisis. Thus, the governors have good cause to Insist that the president look elsewhere to rescue his budget. shots from the floor and 4-4 from the earlier in the season at Lyoe Center, line for a saeson high of 24 points. • 121-97; Mowery also dished out seven , OAKLAND Ctn' (72)- Broughton J..S-14; assists. Senior forwards Greg Tinsley 1·1·3: Bigham 0-2-2; Merdero 6-2·14; 4-ll-8; Cox 34-IO; Gooch 0+ 14; Jones VerhOff and Dan Curry tossed In 14 Cochran 2-1-5; HaiWood I-0-2. TolaWlfi-,._72. and 11 points, respectively, while RIO GRANDE (!17) - Mowery 104·24; 5-J.U; G. Verhoff6-2·14: Sm11h J-0.6; B. Kent Wolfe came off the bench to Cuny Shaw 1·5-7; J . Verhoff 3·2·8: Wolfe 4-2·10: add1Q. Fumier 1-:0-2; Rlttlnger 3-3·9; J. Shaw 1-24; Hl-2. 1\Malo :1&-IM'!. Oakland City was led in scortng by Fogt llalftime IOK'I!: Rkl Grande 41 Oakland Kevin Broughton and Robin Gooch, City 32. with 14 apiece. The Redmen, after taking a 41-32 halftime lead, exploded in the Second stanza, as Mowery put on a clinic connecting from inside and out to push the lead to 69-48, with 9: 13 remaining. The Rio bunch, behind the playing of 6-7 freshman Ron Rlttinger, took over to seal the victory in the final moments of action. "I was pleased Y.ith the way we came out and played," said Rio Grande Coach John Lawhorn. "Kent and Jerry got us going In the second half and attlmes in the first."' Rio Grande connected on 38 of 63 from the floor for 60 percent, and 20 of25 from the linefor!Kipercent The mighty Oaks were 26 of fil from the field for 46 percent, and 20of24 from the charity strtpe for 83 percent. The Redmen outrebounded the visitors 33-18. Rio Grande will be back' in action Dec. 28-29 as they travel to Bluefield, W.Va., to compete in the Bluefield State Tournament. The Redmen will play Bluefield State In the opener, while Concord battles Lincoln Memorial University In the other first round con)est. Rio Grande upended the Big Blues Training date set CINCINNATI (AP) -TheCincin· natl Bengals will start their 1985 training camp ·an July 21 at WUmlnglon College. , The National Football League team announced Wednesday that July 21 is the reporting date for rookies, and July 25 for veterans. 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT.35 WEST Phone -44&-lt!2. MATINEES SAT &SUN ALL SEATS $2 .2li APMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .2S BAR~!N '4295 V· 8, air cond ., vinyl roof, heater , auto. trans .. PS , PB, power win dows, power door locks, body side mouldings, tinted glass, tilt wheel, cruise , AM / FM radio, stereo tap e, WSW radial tires, whe el covers, remote mirrors . 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Their defense, &J!Orked by All-America tackle Bruce Smltb and But the Michipn Wolverines are much better thao lhelr re<onl indiCiteo. Tbe live teams that beat the Wotv• are In bowls - Micblcan ehould put the clamps on the Falcons.' Stole (Cberry), Iowa (Freedom), Pur· dbt (PUcll), Ohio State (Role) tnd WublnJIIOn (Orqe). Two ol Michl· pa'1 vlctiml - klll·ktll - are •bo bowl particlpanll: Miami ol Florida (Fiesta) and Wlleonsin (Hall or ... Tea. Fame). So, if BYU can ocore an impresslve win over Mic:bl1an, the Couear credentials will be sold plated. Harrampb! Here II how the Hoople System is c:allln&lhis seaaon's early bowla: saturaav. Dec. 15 T-(•·Z·f} The belt In the al San Diego 8YU (111-11} year. Tbe Nevad.I-Lu Vegas Rebels than In a cla~e one, the Hoople System is catuna it: Nevada-Las Vegas 28, Toledo 21. . Saturday, Dec. 15 INDePINDiNCiE BOWL ...r- at Shreveport. La. VI,.,.,_ (1-3} Alrl'_(7_./ This is a tough one to call. Um- kumpb! ruaed Clemson, U-23, and toppled Boastina; the longest win streak in the nation - 23 straight - the BYU Cou11ars will be sky hia:h agalnst VIrginia, 45·31. But the Tenneuee Vols also know their way into the end zone, particu· !arty when fleet RB JohMie Jones Mlchi&an. (117 yards per game) is carrying the This is BYU's chance to cemenl its hold on No. 1 and their fiNt·e\'er ball. national title. VIctory would also give LaVell Edwards: a 118·37· 1 record Jn In a free·sc:oring fray, the Hoople Foreeast comes down on the side of Maryland . It's the Terps, 41·38. Satu rday. Dec. 22 at CITRUS BOWL r•: Flrst·year Coach Fisher Qoorgl• (7-4/ For some inexplicable reason ~ kalf·kaff - the wheels have suddenly come off the vaunted Georgia victory express. Vince Dooley's Bulldogs haVe lOSt ttlree in a row. Amazing! Coach Bobby Bowden's explosi-ve averaging close to 6() points per game, wlll turn what amounts to a home-field audience to their advantage. They wltl deal Georgia its fourth straight rever11al, 38-21 . Hak-kaff! Saturday, Dec. 22 SUN BOWL at El Paso, Texas Nllryl•nd (1-3} ~ontl11c. ... Mlch; Army (1-3-1/ Florid• Stille (7-3· 1) Seminole~;, Tony Wilson, who Is at school on a track scholarship, said hf knew the final shot had enough distance but was as surprised as anyone else that It went ln. "We were thinking overtime," said Wilson. "Coaching had nothing to do with It," said Yates. "That was a player's play. It takes a specl~l effort and that's what did lt. The game got down to the nitty-gritty and our guys were poised and did the job.'' CHERRY BOWL 1 111/chlgen Slete (B-5) at Orlando, Fla. Cout Atbletlc Conference titleholder Ia the IUth 1ame ol thil seriea. Both clubl played e~:cellent football this the Rockets. back 1rom a ll·point deficit t.o s.top the Miami Hurricanes, 42-40, took Saturday, Dec: 22 Mid-America sch~ule Tenne..w (1-J.t} ·· their offensive prowess, They came Nllohlfl•n (B-5) Conference, Toledo, faces the Pacific Ud a aliahtly stronger ---1984-... Maryland's Terps, who swept their Atlantic Coaat Conference competi· tlon (6-0), surprised other clubs with Friday, Dec. 21 HOLIDAY BOWL FLORI~A (1D-2J· CINCINNATI (AP)- A walk-on computer science major hit five points In the last three riilnutes Including a 49-!oot buckei as the buzzer sounded WeQilesday, to give the University o! Cincinnati a 69-67 · upset over 17th·ranked Alabama· Birmingham. , "This win was unexpected byrne, the team, the city or anyone," said a stunned Cincinnati basketball Coach Tony Yates, whosetearnlast year had a lowly 3-25 record. "Give UC credit," sald AlabamaBirmingham Coach Gene Bartow. Yates was Bartow's assistant at the University of Dllnols. "They are going to. win a lot of games. We certainly had our ch~ces but missed too many free throws.'' FDOJ'IALL FOIIKAST With QB Robbie BOsco at the controls, look for BYU to score a BIG vtctory, 35-21. Har·rumph! at Fraano. Calif. ...v._.. We give II to VIrginia Tech, 24-14. 13 years as coach olthe Cougars. CAI.IFORHIA BOWL Ner.,. LM bacu Alhley Lee and David Carter Celebrate the New Year by staying alive and enjoying it. Drive safely this holiday season. UC victory DeBeiTJI auided the Air Force Fal- Jim Young, completing his second year as ramrod of the Army Mules, has turned lhe Gadets' program completely around. In his first season Army won two and lost nine, inelud· ing a 24-7 pasting from arch rival Navy. This year Young's rorces won seven, Including a sweep of the service academies. Michigan State's record doesn't 'but don't seU the Spartans short. They won five contests in tbe tough BiB Ten, Including victories over bowl participants Michigan and Iowa. In a down·to.the·wire finish, we see Army taking a narrow 28-24 victory. · Har-rumphl Watch for my forecast on the major bowls coming your way soon. look good, Wilson scored a basket on a goal· lending call to put Cincinnati ahead 62-61. Steve Mitchell, a junior gUard for Alabama-Birmingham, hlt two .20foot jump shots. Tllen, with :44 left. Wilson was fouled and made a free throw tying the game at 65-65. (NEWSPAPER ENTDPIUSE A!IINI Marino, unanimous_NFL All Pro choice NEWYORK(AP) -Dan Marino receiver John Stallworth of Pitts- each orthe AFC's 14coachesand the Is hoping that, after throwing 64 burgh, tackles Anthony Munoz of NFL Players Assocla tion members on each of the team . Each team's Cincinna ti and Brian Holloway of touchdown passes, he'll finally get a vote '\'as counted a.s two units- the chanre to toss one In the Pro Bowl. New England and guard John coaches as one, the . p\ayers as The Miami Dolphiits' spectacular Hannah of New England. another. quarterback, who set a pro football The defensive unit Includes ends record with 44 touchdown throws Howle Long of the Raiders and this season, wasaunanlmouscholce Mark Gastineau of the New York Also named to the squad were Wednesday to the American Foot· Jets; nose tackle Joe Nash o! qua rterb ac kDave KrlegofSeattle; ball Conference team that will Seattle; linebackers Rod Martin of running backs Earnest Jackson of compete in the Pro Bowl on Jan. 'rl. the Raiders, Mike Merriweather San Diego and Sammy Winder of Marino threw for 20 touchdowns and Robin Cole, both of Pittsburgh, Denver; tackle Henry Lawrence of asarookielnearntngselectlontothe and Steve Nelson of New England; the Raiders; guard Mike Munchak Pro Bowl last season, but wasn't . cornerbacks Mike Haynes and of Houston; center Mike Webster of abletoplaylnthatgamebecauseof Lester Hayes and safety Vann Pittsburgh; tight end Todd Chris· · McElroy of the Raiders. a knee Injury. tensen ofthe Raiders; defensive end "I was disappointed last season," Gastineau •. Incidentally, was se- Art Still of Kansas City; nose tackie sald Marino, "but It's definitely an lected for the Pro Bowl despite Bob Baumhower of Miami; lineoonor to be chosen by your peers flllishing only third behind backers Andre Tippett of New andlt'sevenmoreofanhonortobea McNeil and center Joe Fields -In England and A.J. Duhe of Miami; unanimous choice." the Jets' most valuable player cornerback Dave Brown of Seattle ·. Marino will have a lot of famlllar voting. and safety Deron Cherry of Kansas !aces In the huddle when he sends The team was chosen by a vote of City. lhe AFC ot!enslve unit against lhe National Conference. Wide receiver Mark Duper, guard Ed Newman and center Dwight Stephenson also named as AFC starters, and Dolphin wide receiver Mark Clayton was named as a reserve. Marino was one of three unanlm· ous selections to the AFC squad. He was joined by running back Marcus Allen o! the defending Super Bowl champion Los Angeles Raiders and defensive back Ken Easley of the Seattle Seahawks. f~~~-~-~-~-~~i;iE(:EJW\iiEii~.iS~~~~~~~l l r , "''. J j~~\oi ~ 1~· ~ ~' , blala. Credit will bP gtvpn carrier each month. 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Only Buffalo and IndianapoUs •.• Oilled to land a player on the team. •:;:. ~ Joining Maiino and Allen In the backfield will be running back Freeman McNeil of the New York • .••Jets. · : · · Other o!!enslve starters are wide Page-6 . An THE CHRISTMAS GIFT THAT WILL UNFOLD FOR ANY OCCASION .0 Sanisonlte· takes the lead and thanks you for your cooperation! ~ their first victory of the season Tuesday night, 53-47, over Symmes Lifestyle.ruaNnuaE sHowcAsE National Drunk & Drugged Driving Awareness Week December 9- 15 WMPO. Radio ;' Diddle are also potent threats. Hannan Trace, 1-1, visits Kyger Friday night, Southern and East· shooting 39 percent, but tipped the In Friday's other le~e match, Creek, 0.1. The Wildcats recorded em will be Invading !or'elgn ten1to· cords for a hefty 48 percent against rles as both locill c~e teams meet North Gallla. After winning till) opener North SVAC opponents; Southern playing Galllll has dropped two consecutive at Southwestern and Eastern at contests. NG defeated' Oak Hut North Gallla. The league contest wUI be 7S-60, but last to SHS and Ashland Southern's second, while Eastern Holy Family 88-80 'on Tuesday. Eastern has played just once. will open Its 1984-85 league season, after being canceled last week over two weeks ago In a Tuesday because o! snow. 'That tilt between night non-league loss to Federal Kyger Creek and Eastern has been Hocking, 74·65. Eastern looked sharp the second rescheduled for Jan. 4 at Eastern. After suffering two non-league half, Jed by Kevin Barber with 17. FURNITURI defeats, Southern .ts back on the B~nt Bissell with 15, Royce Bissell wtnnlng track alter ripping North and Eddie Collins with 10 each. NOW Gallla 81-45 at Charles W. Hayman Eastern's talent, youth, and desire has to be a big plus. Coach Dennis gymnasium In Racine, Eagles hit 28 o! 71 Eichinger's Southern utilized a hustling atattempts for 39 percent that night. tack, tantalizing defense, and over· Eastern will have to control the all agg..esslve play without once letting up on the defenseless likes of Matt Kemper, who has had a 33 point game and 29 point outing Pirates. Southern's point guard Todd so far this season. Todd Dee!, David Adams has steadily !ncreased his Hammons, Paul Lee and Wayne offensive production, last week totallng 21 points. Adams now r-----~-------1 carrtes a 14 point average Into the fourth contest of the season . Jay Bostick has ·been strong on the boards as well as being a top point producer while guard Mark TENNIS BALLS Jarrell ha.s two strong finishes. GOLF BALLS Darln Roush hit double figures last FOOTBALLS week and Is a capable performer, BASKETBALLS while a steady cast of Sean SOCCER BALLS Grueser, Kelley Grueser, Kevin OPEN DAILY TO 5 P.M. PLAYGROUNO BALLS and Steve Teaford. Matt Harris, TABLE TENNIS BALLS MON. & FRI. TO 8 P.M. and Scott Wickline round out a potenl attack. Southwestern Is currently win· "WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN CONCERN" Jess at 0.2 losing 63-56 to Oall HUl and 00-59 to Cross Lanes, W.Va. In OF THIRD & OLIVE • GALLIPOLIS • 446-3045 ·Its previous outings SWHS has 'hit . just 33 percent and 22 percent from the !leld. Southern is currently For lheflrsttlme, theteamalso AND JO;N US IN HELPING A CHILD ENJOY lncludesadestgnatedspeclaltearns CHRISTMAS. 0 ,;,.,"'""'"'""'"",."'·""'"player, Fredd Young' of the Sea- Order Today ~ hawks, ReggteRobyofMiamiisthe . ~ POINT PLEASANT & GALLIPOLIS, 0 • .. punter, Norm Jolmson of the ;J Seahawks Is the plaCekicker a nd 675·3398 1 Loutsuppsomttsburghtsthekick ' MIDDLEPORT, O. & POMEROY, 0. returner.Lipps ls the only rookie on 992 • 6444. the team 1410JeffersonBJvd. Point Pleasant .. · \~.-.e ""'""'·--_.,..,.~~--~~~>-e-~---·----" r"'----,--------------------1 The Daily Sentinel Southern, Eastern _on road ·against SVAC opponents 49-foot shot gives Major Hoople's Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1984 1 Only 5189.99 SALE$1159 9. HOURS: 95 to I to 5 POMEROY ' WE WILLE OPEN TILL 5:00P.M. ON .CHRISTMAS EV.E-FOR LAY-A-WAY PICKUP . WE ALSO HAVE PAICEL DEUVERY SEIVICE Plus au G&J Foxtrot II 4 •. • .. 240 THIIID AVI. . 446·1113 I AM 5•30 PM 'Til 1704 EASTERN AVE. 446·4204 I AM 'TIL 7 PM 119 W. 2nd AVE. 992·2139 • AM 'TIL SilO PM MASON, WV. ROUTI U 773·5111 I AM 'TIL 1•30 PM 'POINT PLEASANT 515 MAIN ST. 675·1520 I AM 'TIL 5 PM I wv . 2611 JACKSON AVE; , 675·2731 I AM 'TIL 7 PM �.. • • • t ••- oi - ... • • I '"' •• • Page-& The Daily Sentinel The Victory Circle By SCOl'l' WOLFE This week's never ending travels led me across the local countryside and Into three different gymnasiums, where I spent m ost of the day on Saturday. F1rst, It was time to rise and shine for my junior high basketball practice at Tuppers P lainS from 9: 30 to 11:30 a.m., followed by a r ace against the clock and a second cross-country journey back , to Grandma's house for our weekly home-cooked meal that no one. in the family ever misses voluntarily. "The Wolfe Boys," three or sometimes four generations deep, m a ke Grandma's homecooking their first prtortty every Saturday at noon. One doesn't dare be late! After swiftly tnhallng everything tha t was left (Unfortunately I was five minutes late), I ran through the shower and back into my clothes for aJ ohnson visit to Field Martella College andofBan House, home the Marietta Pioneers. Accompanied by some of my basketball players, we cheered the Pioneers and local aces Gene Cole and Ma tt Littlefield to 70-67 upset victory over ihe He idelberg Student Princes , a ~r:!~ous pick to defend the OAC Missing supper , I had to make Grandma's lunch stretch a few hoUFS longer than expected , as I ruslied from Marietta to Racine for Soutllern's game against North . Gallla. Arriving in the second periOd of the reserve contest, I got a taste of what wa s to come as Southern w as ahead by a score of 29-10. Southern easily cla imed that win; then really unleashed Its offe psive a rsenal in the varsity tilt , whipping the Pirates 814 5. From start to finish, about 14 houts and a couple hundred miles later , I finally exchanged the hardwood bleachers for my not so soft, but comfortable bed. My poor Buick was tired too. It often growls with aches and pa ins, but (knock on wood) so far it has ke pt on ticking. A 1980 model with nearly 80,1XXJ miles on It tells you where I spend much of my time: "On the Road Again?" Well, I alm ost have one on Willie Nelson. spectacular 35 point effort against Frostburg State (Maryland l last Wednesday and a 14 point effort against league favortte Heidelberg, was chosen as the Ohio Athletic Conference "Player of the Week" this past weekend. Matt is the son of Dan and Shirley Littlefield, Racine. Gene Cole, a former Eastern Eagle, who after hitting a grueling weight progra m at Marietta, In addition to growing at least four more inches since high school , does not resemble the Gene Cole In his high school days. One thing that is still there. however, Is his keen desire to win . as a much stronger Cole share d top scoring honors In Saturday's 70-67 win aga inst the muc h taller Heidelberg team. Cole shared top-scoring honors with Matt Williams, whilP 1 goi ng Inside against Troy Hitchcock. a seven-foot -two Inch center. Talk about mismatches? Cole more than held his own, eating up the big m an inside. __________ MAKE-A DATE WITH US • TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS! · oo· n t 0 Be 5 cop · eI e d · • • SAT. ·Emergency runs JANUARY -1985 Two calls were answered Wednesday by the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service. At 10:43 a .m. , the .Pomeroy Fire Dept. was called to the Ellen Young residence on Dark Hollow Road. At 8: 16 p.m ,, Middleport's EMS unit and the tire dept. was called to the scene of an auto accident on State Route 7 In Cheshire. Pat McDonald was taken to Holzer Medical Center. 7 . 15 14 ' Judgment sought ~~ ~~ ~~·~~"'- . '7,200. -------- 00 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company has filed suit in Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Darrell and Carol Brewer, Middleport, requesting judgment In the amount of$28,:l81.31 plus Interest for nonpayment on a promissory note for real estate. Farmers Bank demands foreclosure on the mortgage, marshalling of the liens and 27 lli Golf 4·0oor Introduc ing the Volk swagen Golf - so respon sive so big, so advanced it gives th e wo rd hatc hback whol e ne w mean ing. O thers will Iry to copy the Golf. But yo u can take the OJig inal for a tes t drive today ! a' &;\ It's not a car. '@ It's a Volkswagen. FULL-TIME PROGRAMS: Auto Body Industrial Electronics Auto MechaniC. Business Data Processing Carpentry Electricity Food Service Industrial Maintenance Machine Trades Medical Occupations Office Services welding ------Clteclc Vour Interest And Return h Wit Name And Address Pomeroy. An action to quiet title on property in Columbia Township has also been filed by Louie M. Chrlsttan and Exa Mae Christian, Pomeroy, and James Monroe Hannon and Linda Kay Harmon, Portland, against B.H. Putnam, Jr. , Marietta, admlnlstra tor of the estate of B.H. Putnam. " Title has been quieted on property Within the VIllage of Rutland as requested by Effie M. Buskirk, Rutland, In an action filed against Isaac Wright, If llvlng, address unknown. To Usl Registration Continuing Thro"9h The Month of December at: Til-COUNTY ADULT EDUCATION CENTER ST. RT.691 NELSONVILLE, OHIO 45764 STOP INTO DISCUSS YOUR FUlURE WITH US OR CALL 753-3511 EXT. 36 ... SKILL I~S · STRENGTH" Matt Littlefield, Racine, with a · L -----.• ..._._._••• ---~··•••• ••• • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . - - - -.- - - .J Little Eagles claim wins over Bobcats TUPPERS PLAINS - The Eastern Eagles' seventh and eig hth grade basketball team s posted two victories here recently at Tuppers P lains Elem entary School, defeatIng the Kyger Creek Bobcats 44-23 in -the seventh grade contest a nd cla iming a 49-43 trtumph tn the eighth grade match. E"astern is now 1-1 on bot h the se\renth and eighth grade levels, w l)lle Kyger dropped toO-l. Eastern · is 1-0 In the SVAC. irhe youngest Eagles soared to an 1s;s lead in the first period of the seyenth grade match, but faltered somewhat to a 22-18 halftime lead . ~ by a strong second h alf pe)-forrnance by Dan Tripp a nd cop slstent floor game by Ke nny Ca ldwell, Scott Fitch, and Sha un Savoy, Eastern, exploded to a 17-2 tblrd period, before nailin g down th~ win at 44-23. Kenny Caldwell led all scorers wf.th 14 points, Dan Tripp had 13. Ks-ger Creek was led by J . Sipple with 13 and M. Nibert added six. .:Eastern canned 20 of 50 from the fll!ld for 40 percent, canned six of nine free throws, had 21 rebounds, e~ht steals, and 13 turnovers. Dan Ttlpp let with five rebounds, Morrissey had four, and Horner nine tn.ee.e 9!r.!-61m. The game project was started last year as a fund raiSing and was' · .. completed last month . · ·~-~ .' SEARS STILL TIME TO t~.~ I Two mote deer killed Despite thefactthatdeerseason is ended and over 2,000 deer were killed in Meigs County, two deer were struck and killed by motor vehicles on Pomeroy's East Main St. Wednesday a11d Thursday. At 4: 22 p .m . Wednesday, a deer jumped from the right side of the road Into the path of a vehicle drtven by Willie Neal, West Columbia, W_ Va. At 9: 'EI a.m. Thursday, a deer ran Into the front of a westbound car driven by Linda L. Wilson; Reedsville. Neither driver was Injured. Musical set Sunday Barbara 's School of Dance, Syracuse, will present a Musical Christmas Treat, Sunday afternoon, 3: :rl p.m., at Southern Junior High In Racine. Seventy-four tap and jazz students, ages 3 and up, wm be performing. Donations will be accepted at the door. All MEN'S DRESS & CASUAL SHOES 20°/o OFF "FREE 81FT WRAPPING" MARGUERITE SHOES "The Middle Shoe Store In The Middle Block" POMEROY, OHIO r '• " ~ ·· , . I . ORDER •••¥:~~.. ~~\) >~~~FR·OM SEARS "WISH BOOK" FOR CHRISTMAS DELIERY ,, - ,, MOST ORDERS PLACED BY DEC. 18th WILL BE READY FOR PICKUP IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS. AUTHORIZED CATAlOG MERCHANT ...' ' GREGG & PATTY GIBBS N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH . PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 _., (W. Va.) 773-9577 HOURS: Mon.·Tues.-Wtd.-Fri. 9:30 to S:OO Thurs. 9:30 to 12:00 sat. 9:30 to 2:oo .- ~ · ,);- kt fAI#! ~~P' l !Sears - PEOPLE YOU.LOVE ••• Vacant house leveled ' A Lockable Display A Collector's. Showcase A vacant house which was In the process of being tom down was leveled by (Ire Wednesday. Pomeroy firemen were called to Datk Hollow Roadwherethevacant house was almost leveled by fire when they reached the seene. Ftretnen remained on the scene for about one-half hour. The property was .owned by Ellen Young of Pomeroy. There is no Insurance coverage. A neighbor to the property reported the blaze. For the Hunter eATHENS RlRNITIJRE &)ATHENS FURNITIJRE County board okays ~retarial trainee Plans for accepting a Hocking Technical College .s ecretarial trainee were made .when the Meigs County Board of Education met In regular session Tuesday nil(ht. The trainee will work in Meigs County two gays each.w eek either a t the county board offices In Pomeroy or at Eastern High SchooL The board approved 1985 membership In the Ohio School Boards Association and made modifications In approprtatlons to adjust for persoMel sick leave and vacations. The aMua:I organizational meeting was set for ?·p.m . on Jan. 8. Plans were made for a dinner for board members and employes and their · spouses Monday evening at the Mflgs Senior Citizens Center. A vocal group from Eastern. High School will provide entertainment. . '•. toW-. )<yger Creek hit 10 of 50 shots. was one of five from the line, had 21 rebounds, six steals, 17 turnovers, a tid two assists. Eastern led the distance in the e ighth grade tilt after Bobby Gordon tossed In the first two points of the game for Kyger. Eastern often held a n elght-to-10 point lead, bl!t could never quite get over ·the hump as Kyger kept fighting rtg ht b8ck, cutting It to three points In the fipal records. Jason Drenner canried four-of-five tree throws witliln the last 1:30 to clinch the game for EHS. ;Mike Martin led tlie winners with 19' points and 15 rebounds, Chad Slhclalr tossed In 10 points and had four caroms, and hustling point guarct Jay Reynolds tossed in eig ht pOints, while ~renner added four. E!istem canned W of 54 field goal attempts tor 40 percent, and sank ju&t of 2lfree throWS. Kyger hit l!l of 54 for 35 percent, and hit just flye ·ot 17 at the line. The Eagles gpabbed 35 rebounds overall; while Kjlger had just 19. •For Kyger Creek, C. London had · ill; C. Leach led with 10 points, M. had seven, B. Gordon six, T. Tfn'y fwr, and S. Facemire added tbfee· Eastern plays North Gallta tonllht at North GaUJa'J '- Meigs County happenings... SUN. · , The Daily Sentinel ,Page 7 : an's Cardinal and Locker 219 In • • Middleport. In addition, orders can · : be placed by calling Mitch Meadows ;· · at !m-2394 or Brien Conde at All Middleport Vtllage funds as of Nov. :rl totaled $619,447.94, VUlage Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck reports. Receipts, expenditures durtng!he month arid. the end of the month balanCe, respectively, in each fund making up !he total Include: General, $18,446.59, $14,705.51, ~ .372.67; street maintenance, S2,249.M, $7,105.78,$6.732.19 deficit; HUD , $190,000, $180,400 .27 , $29,478.15; federal revenue sharing, no receipts, $269.19, $3,698.56; street Ught, $750.36, $1,486.48, $6,183.44; street levy, $750.36> no disbursements, $25,602.60; fire equipment , $1,275, $966.17, $5;9ll; flre truck, $564 .96 , . no disburs e ments , and Renee Ward had eight each. Homer and Spencerwerepralsed for combined offensive punch and rebounding game, leading the winners with l2 and eight rebounds respectively . E astern shot l'l percent, hitti ng 19 of 59 attempts, and d mnlng a whopping 31 of 48 shots from !he foul line for 60 percent. · EastCfllls now 2-2 on the season and 1-0 in the SVAC. . rp;;;;;~;;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ . Eaglette!; girls' varsity basketball Eastern opened up a 54-29lead at team stormed to a 69-35 SVAC the end of the period, then soared trtumph over · the Ky.ger Creek down the stretch, placing seven gals in the &rortng colum n·. Bobcats here recently In a league Eastern's senior point guard make-up contest at Kyger Creek. The flrst pertod proved to be quite Angle Spencer ripped the nets for 22 a duel as the scoreboard Ill up to a points, while teammates Ma rgaret tune of 12-9, however, Eastern blew · Horner a nd Janet Werry kept the the game wide open in the second nets hot with 19 and 13 points period by outscoring the hosts 23-10 respectively . . exiting to the locker rooms at the Kyger Creek's J ill Drum mond ·· led a balanced scoring attack with Ohio Village funds total $619,447 . !a!!et~J.!u~r.. !S 69-~~""'D<"-""'· Who is Troy Hitchcock? He certainly s tands out in a crowd a nd everyone looks up to hlm! Tony is a 7-2 center at HC, a transfer from the University of Georgia team that cracked the llnal fo ur three years r-------------=:..:-====.:..:::~~---:_ ago. Troy was a substitute on that . . successful team , but preferred to be closer to his hometown of Colum bus, Ohio. I was sitting in the fifth row ai Martella and was nearly eye to eye v.1th the big man. Needless to say MON. TUES. WID. THURS. tha t was quite an experience! 1. 2 Until next time , strive for your g-oals and may we all meet In the victory circle . Happy Holidays! Pomeroy- Middleport, Thursday, December 13, 1984 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ... are counting on you. '. Don't let them down if you drink, don't drive! . ' ... :' ..- REGUlAR REGULAR S7CJ9"5 eATHENS ~ITURE REGUlAR $79995 Secure ten long guns and a display Designed for the outdoor.sman. of pistols or trophies behind the clearly the true nature lover. The elusive deer beautiful effect of etched glass lockable is rendered on the angled fronts of doors. The lighted interior. deep this extraordinary ten-gun cabinet. The interior light accents delicately etched dentil molding and practical storage drawer that locks are added features. effect on glass while lending a warm Accentuate your c~ectlon · with this fine glow to your fine gun display. cabinet crafted of pine. . A real trophy, affordably priced! . Cb,II#Mfl Ssle p,;~, $49995 Cb,llfMfl Ssle '''" $49·995 $59995 A special cabinet just for you. The flight of the duck is artistically captured on glass as well as the lockable door panels of this unique eight-gun cabinet. The lighted Interior adclsl drama to the display - .truly handsome and practical. ! • - ~ . . • ' ALl " Ck,llfMII . Ssle p,l~e $39995 Every year thousands of deaths and injuries occur be· cause people, many of whom are just as responsible and intelligent as you, get behind the wheel of a car after drinking. We urge you to do your part to eliminate this needless legacy of grief. STERLING CHARMS and BRACELETS · NOW 3QOfo OFF STEIIUNG AND GOLD FIWD IN STOCII Fill IIIGIAVIIIG • • • . . The .Daily Sentinel ·It .. �December 13, 1984 mayors· tenninate 15 court cases J ustis, Middleport, ~ and costs and three days In jail, DWI, $10 and costs; nooperator's llcense; John E. Lyons, Letart, W.Va .,$425andcosts and three days In jail, DWI; and Roy Ten cases were processed Tuesday evening In Pomeroy by Mayor Richard Seyler. · Fined were John Im boden, Pome!XJY, $2ii3 and costs. leaving thescene of an accident , $163 and costs, reckless operation: Carl D. Staats, Pomeroy, $U3 and costs, public Intoxication, $313 and costs, destruction of property: and Marvin Craig, Pomeroy, $375 and costs, DWI. Forfeiting bonds were Harvey Dawson, St. Albans, w :\ra., $63, traffic light violation: WtlliaJ)l H. Hayes, Dexter, $375, DWI: Michael H. See, Bidwell, $25 and costs, open Oask. Forfeiting bond was JQhn R. Holcomb, Columbus, ~. driving under suspension. #2470 9" Sportsman •nift Pocket laat with lnift •Rawhide leather •leather lined •Moccasin toe • Thinsulates thermal isulation •leather covered cushion insole •Black Silvato unrt sole •Steel shank •Goodyea r well •Sizes: 7-13 0, E£ Middleport Mayor F red Hoffman processed five cases Tuesday evening in Middleport Court. · Fined were Victoria Slack, Mid· dleport: $425 and costs and three days In jail, DWI, $10 and costs, expired Ohio license: Timothy Contributions going toward world hunger Contributions made to the Salva· lion Army's Christmas kettles on Thursdays wUJ go to help fight world hunger. The volunteer bellringer at the Kroger Store during Thursday's program w ill be Dick Karr, former Meigs County Commissioner, at 1 Kroger's a nd Betty Smith a I Foodland . Dona tion~ and offerings for the Army's Ch-rist mas program have been coming in well. The Army has 130 requests for Christmas food baskets and hundreds of toys. Contributions for the local program are still being received and may be I ., Market ,\them Ll\'t~toc li Sales Saturday, Dt.oc. ~. 1!184 CATrLI; PRICF:li: . Feeder Stt'ers !Good a nd ChoiO:' l l)).;;o:J lbs . 52- :~ _ !jl: ~700 lbs. :17 - ~ Feedcr Heifers !C'..ood and Choi cf') :rnf.OJ lbs . 4147.50; :J.)HIXI lbs. 37-44.50. F'£'f'fl£'r Rulls: rl.cw·xt ;.mrt Cholt'Pl Jl)}~ lb; . 41 . 7!).~: 500.70J ibs. J.'J-44.75. Slaught<'r Bulls: 10\'C'r 1,00) lbs.l :Jl--10. Sl a u~hti•r Cows: Utilillf'S .3-t-.1)1: placed In the kettles or sent to the Army at 115 Butte rnut Ave., Pomeroy. Besides the food and toy program, theArmy providesChrist· mas sunshine gifts for the Pomeroy Healt h Care Center, Veterans Memmial Hospital, the county home. Youngs', Haynes and the count y jail. Canrwr·~ and ('u!l<'~S ZZ-.l.J. 36 arrests reported 20 BOUND NEW S1.00 BILLS Perfect as a Stocking Stuffer or a Last Minute Gift Bank DANS .Member FDIC IN THE MIDDLEPORT MASONIC BUILDING The Community Owned Bank ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Thirty-six arrests were made In November by the Middleport Pollee Department , according to the monthly report of Asst. Pollee Chief Sid Little'. · The depart ment investigated 11 accidents dur ing the month and collected $57 In merchant police . funds and $697 from the parking • meters. All vehicles were driven ! 4661 miles during the month. • Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Martin Jr. and sons spent the Thanksgiving holiday with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Hugh Martin Sr. and family at Manakin-Sabot, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weber and ·C)lloe of Long Bottom Rd. and Mr. and Mrs. David Weber were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Akron visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Garth Smith and Mrs. Leona Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. William Congrove and Forrest Kimble were Thanks· giving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Chaney and Angela of Tuppers Plains. Mr. and Mrs. Chester B11ckley, Ann and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs . George Buckley, Ben Buckley, Mr. . and Mrs. C. Ed Humphrey and ·' Robin Douglas attended a family Enjoy Super Savings on the Ideal Christmas Gift ... a genuine ,,., ,, ~bfiiiMII dlrgr LA-Recliner I <:~nd Gilt ~ I :_~jl()-:l'lfl • SHEE P PRICES> Slau£htt•r ~ h('('p 1 ~ - ~-i . ·~ - - f111 - ~~ ~ Yo ur " Exua Tou ch " Fl orist Since 1957 Thanksgiving dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Randal Coulson and daughters at Torch. Mr. and Mrs. Zenith Chevalier, Allen, Erlc and Amy Jo of Belpre Rd. and Mr. and Mrs. Garrel Chevalier and family of ManSfield : · , ·visited recently with Mrs. Edward : · Chevaller. Thanksgiving dinner guesls of ' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Else were Mr. · and Mrs. Jefl Foster and family of : Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Bigley • and family and Theresa Blse. , Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead were Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hensch and Eddie of Canton and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hensch and Usa of Canal Fulton. Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mrs. Gladys Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Balderson were Mrs. Kathryn Dietz of Belpre, But Marshall of Washington Court ·House, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Long of Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs . Warren Pickens. Charles Hall has returned home after being a patient at the Veterans Hospital, Cincinnati. Thanksgiving holiday guests at • · ~i4.i untll ~tltf. Spread 1 cup topping on each layer, Place Ja:yers on top of each other and frost with tbe remaining topping. Decorated with shaved c hocolate, and place In tbe refrigerator untll time to serve. The recipe from Cheryl Evans zelger. For the cheesecake" lover, this Texas Prellne Cheesecake recipe shaned with us by a reader is sure to hitthe spot,andthere's nothlnghaM aboutmaklnglt. • . Texas Praline Cheesecake 1 cup graham cracker crumb, 2 tbsp. sugar, 3 tbsp. margarine, melted. 3-8 ounce pkgs. cream cheese, softened, 114 cups packed dark brownsugar, 2tbsp. flour,3eggs,1'h tsp. vanilla, and 'h cup chopped pecans. Combine the crumbs, sugar and margarlne,pressinto the bottom of a nJne.inch sprtngform pan. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 minutes. Combine cream cheese, sugar and flour, mixing at medium speed with an electrtc m[xer until well blended. Add eggs, one at a time, mixing well after each addition. Blend in vanilla, stir In pecans. and pour the mixture over the crust. Bake at450degres10mlnutes.Then reduce the oven to 250 degrees and continue baking for :ll minutes. Loosen the cake from the rim of the pan, cool before removing from thepan .Chlll. To'givea speclallook, brushwithmaplesyrupandgarnlsh with pecan halves around the top outside edge of the cake. r-.;._- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ! & LOH GIFTS OPEN SUNDAY-10:30 A.M.-8:00 P.M. -- , /A\.__.· t , ' / ,. .t ' . '· , - , AMERICAN GREETING S CHRISTMAS CARDS IN BOXES -· Reedsville personal notes :n. :~ Lambs ."TEXAS SCRATCH PADS" . f '('('tll•r Pig" : 1Bv llu • H1 •ad1 X-.ll S l au~ h lt'l' Brought Back By Popu1ar D•mand S6649 Butcher Sows .}(J•.J2 50. Butchrr Bocu·s vered) for nve minutes . Add sour cream, lemon juice, salt and blend. Thenaddmeatandnilishroomsand band in band and It's always nice to · let lt just come to a boll. Do not let It · find a new recipe that hits the spot boll after this. Spoon over fine well-drained and hot cooked · tor easy entertaining. The Junior League of Columbus ooodles. has put out a cookbook, " America Discovers Columbus," which not If you've been tempted to try a only feature; 600 triple-tested retorte, looked at some recipes and clpes, but a special chapter on hetb concluded It was too difficult, then usageand13exqulsltellnedrawlngs you'll bedellghtedwlththlsrecipe. byCdumbusartlst,LellaVenWng. It's not only easy to make (I like One recipe Is tor beef stroganoff, that! ) bul beautiful to look a t. passed along to a Columbus family Viennese Torte by the Greenbriar Hotel. It takes :ll · Confectioners sugar, 6 eggs, minutes to cook and serves just separated, 'ri! tsp. salt, 'h cup sugar, three,90youmayhavetodoubleor 2 tsp. lemon juice, 1 cup ground trlpletherecipeforadlnnerparty. walnuts, ~ tablespoons bread G-brlarBeefstropaolf crumbs,2cupsheavycream,",i cup 1 pound beef Ollet, 1tbsp. paprika, Nestle Qutk, and shaved chocolate. Lightly grease three 8-lnch cake 3 tbsp. olive oil, 4 ounces mush· rooms, sUced, 1cupwhltesheny, 'h pans. Dust with confectioners cup canned conde!lsed bee! broth, 1 sugar. Place egg whites in a large cup sour cream, ·1 tsp. lemon, salt to bowl, add salt and beat until stiff, but taste, noodles, and a lltile com· not dry. Beat egg yolks In a small· starch to thicken. bowl until thick and lemon colored. Cut the meat Into %·inch strtps, Gradually beat In the sugar. Add addpaprl)ui.Heatollveollandsaute lemon juice, wa lnuts and bread meat quickly (2-4mlnutes); remove crumbs to yolk mixture, then beal from pan and set aside. Add well. Fo!d In the egg whites. Spread mushrooms to pan and saute a few batter In pans. Bake at 325 degrees minutes; remove from pan and set for 25 minutes or until done. Coolin aside. Add sherry to pan and reduce pans on wire racks, then remove. to lh Its volume by bolllng. Add beet Topping: beat cream and Qutk broth and Jet boO briskly ( unco- Last Minute Shoppers The Daily Good food, holidays go· together By CIIABLENE HOEPUCH fldlltiieiS&aftWrlter Good food and the holldays go Farmu:s Veals: !Cho iC'f' and Pti mP l ~HiO ..'ift BaiJ,· C'<il\'l•s: ' B\· till ' I-IPad 1 11~- !'"l l HoG PRI CES: . HI)J..>s: I No. 1. BarTow.s tbs . .Jq .~ _ :-n ATTENTION WAS S94.99 SAVE 528.50 NOW ONLY . Fun with food Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · FLORIST PH . 992-2644 352 E. Main . Pomeroy Your FTO Floris! $34995 list price 154995 SAVE TO $200 Curl up ... sit b"ack . stretch o ut ... ro ck awhile . Indulge yourself in overs.ize, padded comfort. Soft, plush olefin / polyester. ,. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ·Brown were Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas and family of Springfield, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Cowdery and family of Chillicothe, and Mr . and Mrs. David Brown of Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. David Weber were Thanksgiving guests of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Taylor of Daylon: Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J . Rose of Akron and Mrs. Vema Rose were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dana Van Me ter at Belpre. Mrs. Betty Dean of Pomeroy Rd. and Mrs . Vema Rose ate out at a Parkersburg restaurant to bele· brate Mrs. Rose's birthday. Mrs. Verna Rose and Mrs. Leona Ruth vlslted with Virgil Buckley who ls staying with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley at Coolville Rd. - Mrs. L. Balderson GIFT WET-N-WILD BOXES PKGS. OF 2, 3 & 4 Reg. SJ.59 ONLY 99< NAIL ENAMELS LIPSTICKS EYE SHADOWS EYELINERS, LIPLINERS MASCARA 79 Your Choice ( EACH BUFFERIN TABLETS Reg. & King · Pkg. of 2-60's $80 2( fn . $229 Only r--------'-----+--'------'--- - - --....,.--- ------t . SUNOALONLY JEWELRY~~OMPLETE STOC/1. ~2PRICE AMITY BILLFOLDS MEWS & WOMEN 'S " Visiting Mary Andrews spent a week In Columbus visiting her children and grandchlldren. She and several other relatives went to Dayton and · MassUlon tor .tbe observance of the 501h wedding anniversary of Mrs. Andrews' brother and hls wHe, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Curtis. . ~ · ·'~' ~ ~ . $288 ==· r==-- Use our terms, • MaaterCord . '-:C .' 0 QJ' your •' c.,.~ '/ ! • . VIsa. "f~' . .· . 0 'i 1/ +.· I ' Congregation hears speaker $39995 $3 299 slist price '529" Contemporary wit h Bentwood styling, oak f inish arms. Scolchgord"' protected olefin / nylon. . . list price 1569" SAVE TO S200· Sit, r~cline SAVE TO S170 Deep seating and rock in traditional luxury. Covered in a plush polyester / nylon corduroy. and traditional good looks upholstered in a handsome, easy-core polyester. • RUTLAND FURNITURE· CO._ ~t 742-2211 ' RUTLAND, OH. • t .• - . Sixty-six local area residents were among the crowd of 1,571 thai gatll(ered to hear James A. Hind· erer of Pittsburgh speak on the subject, "War at Armageddon- Is It Near? What Will It Mean?'' The talk was the highUght of. the two-day \ Circuit Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses at Huntington's Field House. Hinderer saki "The tenn 'nuclear Annageddon' Is a mlsno· mer and many people have an unnecessary fear of the Biblical Armageddon," according toAnlwr Chlgaa, local area resident and spokesman. · Hinderer was quoted by Chigas as saying, "We do not know tbe exact date of when Armageddon · will begin. However, we are not alone in oblervlng thai tbe unique world conditions today Indicate that the time is lmmlnent." Hinderes' speaks to over ~.000 people every year In his travels as District Overseer of several hun~ cooareaatlons of Jehov· ah's Wlt:k I !!lin Ohio, Pennsylva· • . • ' nla and West VIrginia. .... , 1'1 w REGISTER TO WIN A 5-LB. BOX OF WHITMAN'S SAMPLER CANDY ~ ~ ~ DRAWING MONDAY, DEC. 17th AT 8:00 P.M. I I I SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY "CANDY GIVE-AWAY" NAME _ __ __ _ II w )1 w ___ , ADDRESS - -- - -- - - CITY _ _ _ __ w II i \l \l \l II 1i '/i ~ ___.._ ST~A...... TE~--- 1 I PHONE . I W l------ - -- -------- --------~ i ,. .·----·---------;--.... -_, II PRICES EFFECTIVE _ THROUGH MONDAY I DEC • 17th I q I' :' I II I I C~arles Riffle . R.P~ Kerlflel h McCul lough. R.Ph. Ronald ~a tHt rng R Ph Mort thru Sat. 8'00 am to 9 p.m Sunday 1 0 ~ 30 a m to I ? 30 run and 4 lo 8 p m PRESCRIPTI O~ S PH 991 2955 fn tndlv s""" Ell s! Main St. Ope·n NrghTS Pomero~ . •Oh . : Iw J ~ f M l tt:! ' ~ ~ Ill J( , L--------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~J . 1111 8 �Thursday. December 13, 1984 Ohio · Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio December 13, 1984 PRe .· calendar · lliURSDAY POMEROY -The PreceptQi Beta Beta Chapter ri.BetaSigma Pill Soroiity will· meet at 7: ~ 'Thursday night at the Riwrboat Room of the Dlarnond Savings and Loan Co. ---r SATIJRDAY MIDDLEPORT - The seinl· . annuallnltaDatlcn ot omcers at COATS FOR Betbel62, IntematiODal Order rl. Job's Daughters will be held Saturday at 7 p.m. at the MlddJeport Masonic TernjR. Dreams Bentz, daughter rl. Mr. 8Dd Mrs. Walter Bentz, J>tme. roy, will be lnstalk!d as honored non KIDS POMEROY ~ Rock Springs Grange will meet at 7: ~ p.m. · queen. Thursday night at the grange baR. A potluck dinner will be 25" DO YOU HAVE COATS, GLOVES, CAPS AND OTHER "WARM" ITEMS YOU NO LONGER NEED l!ei'VIldat6:~p.m. TherewUI be r---------,-...1 AND WOULD UKE TO aand white elephant excbanj!e, lnembers aregttt reminded to ~;=:======:::;! SHARE . WITH OTHERS take gUts tor the patient at the Athens Mental Health Cellter. HubbGI d's Greenhouse WHO NEED .THEM.... N1111 F11 IRING THOSE ITEMS c,,,,,.,o,,s..... Sees visit Mr. and Mrs. Everett See ot Columbus were 'l'hanksglvlng guests ot Katie carpenter and WUma Barnhart, Rutland. They attended the wedding of Edward R. Martin, Pomeroy' twin brother ot Mrs. See, and also visited Mr. 8Dd Mrs. Osby Martin 8Dd family. Martin is also a · brother tb Mrs. See. 'Die Salisbury Elementary ENRICHMENT - School staff has developed an enrlclunent program for the fourth, 6ftb and sixth graden! of the school. 'lbe classes h&ve teamed CPR, had a program <.m stamp collecting, and Tuesday were given art lnstru· tlon by Lois Pauley of the Crafty Ladles Handicraft. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 DIAGONAL CUSTOM SERIES PUSH BUTTON TUNING CCIIAN PIIASEI , .......... Potteol &1.........~ feiago ........ r.tt.l & H.nging . .. k~ Ooisl11w C..., Afrlce Y~ ClwisiiOW frw, Wllllllr, Graft .... btl, c..le ................. . a,.. lutllr & ether oowollin. 0 pen Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 PHONE 992-6776 COLOR TV . Color TV FRoM 01 TO RCJJ W11tern MODEL CC016 Auto-Milldl~p~~rl COLOR VIDEO s,-... .., lho ..... c-ty lllolotorlol liiO<iotttot 25" DIAGONAL CA Emphasis of the program, according to .John Usle, principal, Is to bring In area resource people to share their talent and gifts with the cldldren 1111 a part of an enriclunent program. Aee!oCJng Mrs. Pauley, pielured here demonstraUng work In oils, was Thelma Jeffers. 19" DIAGONAL COLOR TV ' :-• Custom Series S399 COLOR TV ARMSTRONG ROLL · CARPETING $299 $599 TV STAND Attendance at the Free Methodist Church Dec, 2 was 94. Choir meml:lfrs present were 12. A solo, "The Longer I Serve Him the Sweeter He Grows" was sung by Larry Clark. $599 A1908W 19~,1N. DIAGONAL REMOTE (ONTIOL • • $1399 SPECIAL $1495 Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kasper, Dayton, spent several days with Mrs. Kasper's mother, Mrs. Bertha Parker and also visited Mr. and , Mrs. Robert Arnold. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Alkire, Columbus, visited Saturday with Mrs. Bertha Parker. Wyatt Schaefer and son David, Mt. Vernon, visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer. • REMOTE CONTROL $499 $199 Kroger-P-oy . M.G.M.-P-oy · Top of the Stai,.~P-oy .. WITH ANSO IV HALO FRESH NYLON PER SQ. YD. WITH PAD INSTAllED 14 .CU. FT. FROST FREE Refrigerator 1 10 YEAR COMPRESSOR WARRANTY ·sale 5.54995 The Christmas program will be held Sunday evening, Dec . 23, at the local church. Everyone one Is Invited. Mrs. Robert Miller has employ· ment at Bank One, Pomeroy. RCA 25• diagonal/ Color TV with / Electronic Tuning . /'' . I SYLVANIA 8 HR. VHS VIDEO RECORDER W/Push Button Tuning ~Gibson DRYER Gibson WASHER O"LY 6 TO SELL GICR-631P I ~. $399 Gibson® $499 '$249 $299 . COMPLETE CREDIT TERMS ... •••• • MAGIC CHEF Pana&onic ELECTRIC OR GAS • • • .. TO YOUR CHURCH . Laurel Cliff happenine.r • .. MODEL E113305 COLOR TV • C·~R 13" DIAGONAL NE-660 MICROWAVE OVEN RANGE · $299 MICROWAVE STAND .. ,. · 5 Yr. Limited Warranty "m{9ol Convertible Dishwasher :':.... . Model . •' ' DP3801XLW Easily converts CHEST FREEZER DO YOIJ HAVE A CHRISTMAS WISH OR. GREETING FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL DURING THIS YULETIDE SEASON? THEN PLACE A YULETIDE GREETING AD IN THE CHRISTMAS ISSUE OF OUR PAPER (Dec. 24). Sale 5299 .... '349 RCA 19• diagonal Color TV 1 ~---- 6 2 7 11 _ _ ___, ALL ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE Wi'th Thermal Steel Dome ...... Sale 569 AUTOMTIC DRYING DRYER 8 CU. FT. RCA 12• diagonal black & white COMPACT 12 TV Sale 5499 leg.l$49 -~-----------1 RCA SelectaVision Portable VCR System with Remote Control S.le $799 12~·---- 3- - - - - 8. - - : - - - - - 1 3 - - - 4----- 9 14---s _____ IO 15 _ _ __ RCA 19• diagonal XL-100Color TV · with Chamelock Digital Remote Control Speed Queen· ........ Tape Cltlttle 111<250 6·hourm1ximum $799 ' CHDIT TEIMS . LAY-A-WAYS 1949 Sale 5799 RCA "Small Wonder• Color VIdeo Camera Price lncud• 11 00 Fachlry ltbate ING: E LS FURNITURE & JEWELRY VISA MASTERCARD 992-2635 nu a P.M. MIDDLEPORT •3 automtic Cycles WHIRLPOOL HEAVY DUTY LITTON WASHER MICROWAVE •25 Min . Timer •6 Power levels w / De fr ost •500 Watt Cooking Powe r $347 ~· MICROWAVE . OVEN $199 Electric · RCA SelectaVision VCR with Picture Search and Control 15 WORDS FOR ONLY S3.001 ADS MUST BE IN BY NOON FRIDAY, DEC. 21 ..... ,...... .... .... Sale 5439 to undercounter! .. • ' No . ' .... ....... ••• ~· OPEN SUNDAY 1 P.M. To 5 P.M. 61 !is~~::~~~~~~~A~:ies - ' •Energy-Saving Air Drying Option •Handsome Butcher . . Block Wood -look Fiberesin Top •Porcelain -E namel· ~In - Steel Tub . •DURAPERM ' Sound :;:: Conditioned :: oo r Liner : :· S199 MODEL 1130 ... . ... . R~!~:~:~~~RD 446-8051 MON.-FRI. 10-9~ SAT. 10-7 446-3733 MON.-FRI. 9·5 · . .' . .• . • ..-. .. • . ' ...... .... •• ' ,.. ~ \ ~ 446-8051 �Page 12 The Daily Sentinel In the spotlight Thunday.OecMnber13, 1984 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Choo~e Shopping for live Christmas tree? By CVNTHIA S. OLIVERI Extenolon Agent Home Economleli/HI On many folks' shopping list this time of year Is a Christmas tree. Shopping for a Christmas tree In Southeast Ohio can be a fun family experience as you visit a local tree fa rm or business that sells trees. Before you go shopping for a Christmas tree, decide when you're going to display it. Do you have space for a stately fir - or for a shorter, fuller tree such as a pine? According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Scotch pine is the most popular Christmas tree, probably because It holds Its needles longer than most others. Most varieties of Scotch pine have bushy branches and long needles that grow In clusters of two. The second most poPUlar Christmas tree Is the Douglas fir, with short, soft needles that are attached all around the twig. The third In popularity Is the Balsam fir, with s)lort, rounded needles and twigs that grow at right angles to the branc hes so they look like crosses. Other favorites Include Eastern red cedar, spruce, and red or Norway pine. Once you decide on what kind of tree you want, then start looking over the selection . Buy the tree In an open space with good lighting. To be sure the tree is fresh , run into Its Indoor stand, cut an Inch or two off the butt end This fresh cut will allow the tree to take up water more readily. Fill the tree stand with water to help prevent needle drop. You have to keep adding to the water while the tree Is Indoors. Fresh trees take up water at a very fast rate. Check the water level two hours after setting up the tree. Then check the "'ater level at least once dally to make sure It's above the bottom of the tree's trunk. Sometimes cut trees take up a quart or more water dally . BefoJ:e decqratlng, check lights and wtring for worn spots and cracks, and take care not to your fingers down the branch. The needles should adhere tp each twig. Lightly bounce the base of the tree on the ground, If many needles drop off, the tree Is too dry. Even better, If you're at a tree farm, many owners provide equipment for a cut -your -ow n Christmas tree purchase. You will probably want at least three of the sides to be symmetrtcal, unless the tree is to stand In a corner. You'll need a strong ladder If you plan to use a star or angel on top. Until you're ready to decorate the tree, keep It In a bucket of water in-a cool, shaded area sheltered from the wind. And just before putting it .' \'-~1· •,.•~. .,., •'" . ' --In the service·Smith Terrence P . Smith, son of Mrs. Darlene Astow of 33729 St. Rt. 7, Pomeroy, has enlisted in the U.S. Air Force's Delayed Enlistment Program, according to S.Sgt. John McGuire_, Air Fotce Recruiter at Gallipolis. Smith will he a 1985 graduate of Meigs High School. Upon graduation from the Air Force's six-week basic military tranlng course at Lackland AFB, Texas, he will receive trainlng In the Mechanical Career Field. He will be earning credits towards an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force whlle attending basic training and other Air Force technical training schools. Smith Is scheduled for enlistment in the Regular Air Force In June. duty with the United States Air Force according to S.Sgt. John · McGuire, Air Force Recruiter In Gallipolis. Fiy is a 1982 graduate of Meigs High School. Upon graduation from the Air F'orce's six-week bask military course at Lackland AFB, Texas, she will receive training in the Administrative Career Field. She will be earning credits towards an associate oegree through the Communlty CoUege of the Air Force while attending basic tralnlng and other Air Force technical training schools. PHARMACY 364 JACKSON PIKE GALUPOUS, OHIO 45631 < ",-,; n•,. . ....-- "· .. . • i I"..,. '\t..... ·~,, .•• 786 NORTH 2ND- STREET MIDDLEPORT,OHIO 4 57 60 ·MakeupMates Brush Assortment with FREE Travel .- Pouch ' REG. sa,so • ' '; . Withee Reuter Is a 1982 graduate of Meigs High School. Upon graduation from the Air F'orce's six-week basic military course a t Lackland AFB, he wUI receive training In the Mechanical Career Field. Reuter will be earning credits towards a n associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force while attending bask training and other Air Force technical training schools. Airman First Class James C. Withee, son of Jenifer Scott of 11~ · Adrian Drive, Gallipolis, and grandson of Janice Daniels of 267 S. Third St., Middleport, has graduated from the U.S. . Air Force law enforcement specialist course at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. Graduates of the course studied general law enforcement duties, tactics, weapons training, physical apprehension and restraint and earned credits toward an associate degree In applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. .He Is a 1980 graduate of Gallia Academy High School. Fry Brenda D. Fry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F'ry of 8 Cole St .. Pomeroy, ha s entered into active Groups conduct meetings ELECTRONIC DIGITALALARM CLOCK ~ chell, secretary; Jean Null, treasurer; Elizabeth Milam, conductress; Teresa Canterberry, associate conductress; Twlla Childs, chaplain; Karen Roush. marshall ; Maxine Kesterson, organist; Rosemary Lyons, Adah; Sue Starr, Ruth; Betty Van Matre, Martha; Cheryl Thomas. Electa: Farie Kennedy, warder; Lorena Ault, sentinel. Distinguished guests were Sally Gifford, deputy grand matron: Emma K. Clatworthy, grand chapter L-ommittee member; Helen Faries. grand representative of Nevada; Bertha Crow, Eye Foundation; and Betty Bishop, district treasurer. DISTRicr WINNER - Recently, girls representing the Eastern, Southern, and Meigs Chapters of local FHA-HERO programs gathered together lor their annual fall district meeting, where Eastern won the slate projects display. Pictured are members of the winning chapter and their award-winnlng project which showed much creativity. From Jell are Beth Tucker, Patty Durst, Mellssa Nutter; Lesa Rucker, Arlene Ritchie, Susie Swain, Tonya Savoy, Terri Smith and Cindy Randolph. The girls were judged on their bulleUn boards and name tap which both had to display the state theme project. The purpose ol this display Is to explain to others a state project, which was "Families and Futures." 'The Eastern FHA girls won llrst on their bulletin board and placed second on !heir name bigs to Meigs HERO. Eastern's girls will now take their hulletln board to the regionals, where it will be judged in March. FHA-HERO groups have district meeting and Youth." Cindy Oliveri, Meigs County Extension Agent, spoke about the "Gifts of Self," while Rose Werry. Meigs County Chairman of the March of Dimes, gave a slide presentation on birth defects, which is among the FHA-HERO state projects. The Eastern chapter was responsible for the competitive events and for the evaluation at the conclusion of the meeting. Competitive events included the making of name tags, based on the state theme, a state The Meigs' FHA-HERO District meeting was held recently at Meigs High School, where chapters from the Eastern, Meigs, and Southern school dlstlict were In attendance for the Installation of new officers. Kim Eblin from the Meigs HERO chapter was elected as president. After the opening ceremonles and Installation of officers, the group observed a presentation by Tom Reed from the local Chamber of Commerce as he spoke on "Jobs projects display, and t 'HA-HERO state representation. Name tag winners Included Meigs HERO, first place; Eastern FFA, second; and Meigs F-HA, thtrd. Winners of state project displays were Eastern FHA, first; Southern FHA second; and Meigs FHA, third. ' Kim Stewart of the Meigs FHA was the winner 'of the state representative contest. Officers for the District are as follows: Kim Eblin, president, Meigs HERO: Angellque Starcher, vice president, Eastern FHA; Mlstee Grueser, secretary, Southern FHA ; Kris Sexton, treasurer, MEIGS FHA ; Lisa Baxter, chaplain-parliamentarian, Meigs HERO: Susie Swain, Competitive Chairperson, Eastern FHA; Kathy Rowly, news · reporter-historian, Southern FHA; Kim Stewart, Son-recreation leader, Mfl!gs FHA. community events moved into the old Newlun homeplace. Elizabeth Barton Is recuperating athomeafteraperlodofhospitaUzalion for a cardiac condition. ·Orva Jean Holter has been The Long Bottom Community Association prepared meaJs lor the deer hunters who were in the community for the season. It was decided to cook for the hunters on an annual basis as a fund raising project. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Ball and Bobby, Columbus, Mrs. Helen Carver, Lake City, Tenn. were guests of the Millard BaU family during deer season. Debbie Grtffln, daughter of·Ernle and June Griffin. was reeently married to Joe Null. Beth and Ron Murphy haw attending training sessions prevention of chUd abuse. She on Is serving as a representa live from the Carleton School where plans are being considered for such a program . Neither Francis Andrew nor his passenger Ada Bissell, enroute to the Long Bottom Communlty Center for a square dance, were Injured ·Soaps • Kid's ·Specials· Movies • Talk Shows • Quiz Shows and More! • I..OW BATTERY INOICATOFI ' PM AND ALARM· SET INDICATdRS 'SIMULATED WOOD WALNUT GRAIN CABINET • L E 0 DISPLAY In a minor care accident Friday night. Ernestine Hayman spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fitzpatrick, Lancaster. _: - c:.. Each lamp includes personalized iron-on stickers for name or special wishes #2002 $)499 REG. 529.99 BAnERY , OPERATED PENCIL Mini AM Stereo Casseffe Recorder r-----------_l============::: Stereo sound plus the convenience of recharge capability. 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He Is a 1981 graduate of Southern High School, Racine. Ath~ns. OUR SHOWROOM SIX STYLES COLLECT THEM All! .• \ 11 ( ~ ~.,• J/.- . ' " . " ' ._ J tt · . "\' , .. HT .,~\~ .' G£. W. ~on,....., thlapt<olilo.!,! ''TOOTlE FROOTIE' KIDS SOFT DOLLS ~ David A. Reuter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Reuter of 231 ~ MUI St., Middleport, has entered active duty with the United States Air Force accor-Oing to S.Sgt. Michael Stormer, Air Force Recruiter in Final plans for Installation to be held at 7 p.m. Saturday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple, were made at Monday night's meeting of Bethel 62, International Order of Job' s Daughters. Carol Smith presided at the meeting. Merri Amsbary, Bethel guardian, and Kenny Wiggins, associate Bethel guardian, were introduced. A communication was read from the Marietta Bethel announcing its Installation. Letters were a lso read from grand representatives to Ohio from Montana, Californla , and Michigan. A Christmas caroling party was set for Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Annsbary, 6 p.m. There will be a gift exchange. Remarks were by the associate guardian, and the meeting concluded as the girls formed a cross. . . •'f. ..1 -·{ Hill Reuter Job's Daughters carefully overload electrical circuits. Avoid Its branches. They'll ~nj<)ycranber­ using ornaments such as cotton or rles, popcorn and net bags fiUed with suet. When the birds, too, are paper that burn easUy. through with It, you can cut up the If yo\1 want tO go one step farther · trunk for firewood. A Christmas with your tree or greens that will be tree Is good to the iast splinter. near a heat source or open name, that '- The fresh Did you know treat them with a name resistant green Christmas tree came to coating. Here's a recipe: Amertca as a cherished companion F1ame Resistant Coatlnc of German Immigrants between 9 ounces borax 1700 and ISW. 4 ounces boric acid All educational programs and 1 gallon water activities conducted by the Ohio \4 teaspoon of any low-sudslng Cooperative Extension Service are detergent. available to all potentlalclienteleon Mix thoroughly and saturate tree a non-discriminatory basis without or greens. regard to race, color, national After you're through with the sex, handicap or religious origin, tree, you might stand it out In the yard and hang food for birds from afflliatlon. ~ 3 . Thursday, December 13, 1984 ,, • Almond w~h medium brown accents. THIS YEAR'S GIFT SENSATION! COMES IN 2 HEIGHTS 00 Sold Elsewhere For Up Te 1 50. 10" $999 13" $1499 00\.0EN LEAVES DELIGHT AS THEY MOVE WITH THE BREEZE SPARKLING �Thunday. Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ~ember13, 1984 Cantata set Sunday The adult cholr of the Racine First Baptist Church will present a Christmas cantata, "Love Transcending," a John Peterson arrangement, Sunday evening at 7:30 p.m . Several solos will be featured. Musical accompaniment will be provided by LUilan Hayman and Diane Ihle. DeVere White will be na rra ting. The cholr is conduc ted by Barbara Gheen. __) f 'The sb:lp, now owned and operated by Arthur and Ada Nease, opened In 1959 In the old Crow buDding at the comer of East Main Street and Sycamore. In April, 1961, the business was moved to Second Street where It has continued to grow. Later the shop r acquired the Singer dealership, altering both sales and service. AmberWamerwhowasapartner In the business sold her Interest to Mr. and Mrs. Nease in January, 1968. Present employees are Ann Lainbert, Peggy Houdashelt, Marjorie Hoffner, Judy Eichinger, Becky Anderson and JW Nease. Veterans Memorial YoU NG'S -- Roof Add~'" '"" 'e mode[;ng ong >od g uu • • wo,k - Cone'"" wo,k - Piumb •ng and elocuical wo,, IF •ee Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill ... w ., .......... a... lltl, t'l ....... ........ u ..... , ...,...........,.. ..... •a • w..., . . t_,.,ell.._l~ l ll.ol-11 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Jloo....,_., .................. .............. lfN'III IRIMtMII&II .......... l l,. t ..... P""N Ha~e AFull Titne Sho~ Technician oft .Au~ll.,. I W••'-l ta luw A, ·1\ rV EH..'it\R\' - Ada Nease, who owns The F'ahric Shop with he r hus band, Arthur, seated, is snrronnd!•d hy h~r employes, J UI Nease, Peggy u ...... . fullmr•IH/f l f'/t•J• hu~tt• t•.trltllt.l''• ... ........... ··11·---- ....... ..._Ce.. IIW ·-~•t• ,.,_.,..., ··~ .,._,.,.._, ,. .,................... ...... •• - CMIIID'-IJ. IU - ...... DIIt· ,.,_......., '" -~­ .,._....., :u .......,,....... 1-- - - - - - - - - - - ---1 ... ra-.. u•~•'•>~~ -. tllkll..... I 1 tt.ok t\la till.,_ H.... ..... tl .. . . . I HI. . . . . . I 1 Mlonlln.ouo "Sp, •r·iuf ,\Long Bottom man was cited by the c;a llld -M('Igs post of the Stale H igllway Pa trol alter h is car rqM1<~11 ' struck a house Wedncscli\ ~· diH·rnoon . llnnaltl ll l'ombs, 37, was \\.'e'tl):lllnd un U.S. 33, near its ifttt·l '!<>, liun With Ohlo 681. when tnJOI"'" ' .11d he a ppare nl ly lost c·untrul of !lis car in a cunre , V•'ent off 1he IPit 'ide' of Ihc road a nd struck a h ou~l' Con.lh~ cn r !'ustamod moderate damage' troopc' rs sa1d. Damage 1':-tirn dll'~ tn thP hous0. owned by Hln" I{ lA'<'. RL t Pomeroy , were no1 .J\-,liL-tblC' . Com lJS was cited by 11"'()\)PI .., lor failurC' to control his \'('hH [p . \ 1\\'P \'t•hil lt' acc ident. 1n which mdu dmg a statP pat rolrn;m Wt'rc inJ urcd, is l'.\'1 1 fW'f•ph·. high\\ d \ being mvcstiga lro bystatetToopers. Patrolman Patrick W. McDona ld , 25, 13Y, PineSt .. Gallipolis , is in sa tisfactory condition at Holzer Medical Center, according to hospita l officials. McDona ld is being treated for bruises. The driver of the second vehic le, Cheryl A. Swisher, 33, Rt. 1. Cheshire. was treated lor a mild back strain a t Veterans Memorial Hospital a nd released, hospita l officials there sa id. The patrol said McDonald was responding to a ca ll with his red light and siren and attempted to pass Swishe r a t the intersection of Ohio 7 and Ohio 554. Swisher reportedly attempted to turn left a nd was repo1tedly struck by McDonald as he tried to pass. McDona ld 's car, al'ter thP collision, continued off the left side of the road and struck a tree, troopers said. McDonald' s c ruiser susta ined heavy damage from the 8: 14 p.m. collision. Moderate damage was reported to Swisher's vehicle. A Gallipolis woman escaped lnjmy when her car struck a ditch along Ohio 141 Wednesda y afternoon. According lo troopers, Rita L Hunt, 20, P a triot Sta r Route, was westbound on 141, when s he reportedly lost control of he r car, went off the r lghtsideoftheroad a nd s truck a ditch. Troopers said Hunt told them she m e t an eastbound v e hicle tha t was left of center, forcing her off the s ide of the road . Hunt's car sustained Ugh! damage in the 12: 00 p.m. incident, troopers said . Floor collapse closes store Poml•ro.,··~ ~s DuUc1 r G0neral Store c lo...,vd - a t lt·3~1 t f'mpor~t n l v­ following tl1 1 ~coll apsC'Of a storeroom tloo r .11 .lj>IJIDX im ,ll f' ly 9 p m . \~·~ dnC''-CI,l.\ c•vcnmg StoJt• t ·n 1pln~ ('('~ had JUSt locked the do{)rs 1\·Ju•n a loud c rash was f1,, ,m l lrom lllC' hark of the buildi ng. 1 !1\'~ ·--tign t ion 1'1-ym \'f't't'll 111~11 "iiOll it was disco- thP Pnl 1rc• floor of a nwm. lt1C\l1 PCi ]USt off thP ShOC' d('!J~'~ lm<·nt. hdcl L1ll0n mto the !Ja...,l'nwnt t~ll·.;ing lxJXPsof m c rchan - di:- c do\\'Tl wllh 11 ancl pul lingshelvcs from th1·uall (',Jrmr·l :--.J~,·,nn . ..;ton• managflr. sotd •-ilu h. HI "no 1d<·.1'· \vhat might have caused the floor to collapse, employees were in the storeroom. however. Ha nk Cleland, owner of Som eone could have been killed," Ihe building , said he felt it was just a Sisson said. Pomeroy Flre Chief Cha rles matter of " too much stock a nd too Legar said he had rirem en standing much we1ghL" Sisson has ca lled in a state · by on station unt U the na tural gas building inspeclor to examine the service to the bu ilding was turned butldmg for safety. ,Jus! when the ofL Ch ief Legar recommended that inspection wiU be made is unknown the building be closed unril a state builing inspector looks over the a l the present time. Built in 1885, lhe building is 99 situa tion. Apa rtme nts over the store years old. According to Cleland , old we re vacated due Ia the break In the buildings demand constant main- gas line. Dollar General Store has been in ta inance. repair and upkeep but he the bui!dmg for three years a nd a believes the structure is still safe. "I'm just thankful tha t none of Ihe month, hav ing gone into business Dec. 13, 1981 . LEGAL NOTICE .Januan lrrm of ltit•pr til and gra nd ju1 It'" h;n·(• ht'Pfl dra wn m thC'OffiCC' of :\q{'ig..; ( 'o unt~' ( 'Jerk o f Cou rts l ..'l tTY S~.wn<"('l'. On h,lllll l·lr lht> drawmg were Spi'nCt•r. lli' d•·puties , Diana Ca nJtllcrs .tn(l M<.lrl<•nr H a rri son; Jun C\ln"!Jmssinnr i WaUace Brad- forci . . l,mw<' \'oung. representing thf' 'om m nn piPets court: Deputy Fl<'<'" , ,\ 1ohli•r. rqlrcsent ing the s tw t·ilt "d!'pJ rt rnl'nt. • 11•1 !~l~"llllo•po '!l ll ]UI "• 1) 111\ ·, <"I I' , ,j , 111 II• 1>1 \I I ;._ 1,11'~ ., :{II II oiHl< 1'o /o J,, l l•llli'IOI. ~II' (, f{<J IY'n , o t ' Jh.'>h f ~IIU) t 1 '!. I oI \) \\oil ltd< lfh 1\l!J{]J(l,\ I' IIIII' \l,lll'H ll o\1111 Sin t],ll l. 1~ 1011'1'·1 , lilt ...,,~, I ,u\ Hn,Jio ' ~ I'>JilHI•I \1"''1' "'~> \nJJid. Hooll• I. fl. I' IIH ILl\•"' ..., 1 I II >I o r111.th!l l'h<·~'•'t \!.!< Ill> \I lJ\ ' II.>,, 111\1 l.nn.c }iullolll. \ttn•, l •lit''"' \\ ,n k" l la\1. 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Thete is no admission charge. Marriage license A m arri\Jg!' license has been issued in Meigs Counly Probate Court lo Jac k Lee Yates, 33, and to Shirley MaJie Jones, 22, both of Pomeroy. ., '• ,\ll~tn\ . Al!Im\ . l!t•Th Ka1t't1 fiiN' Houlr2 fulcuw. ,\ (,rwlclllll' il.l llll:t ! J i ll l~" r..m.un Ru ll:m(l .lnhn \\ lllt ,tlTI!. lGrr· rrll'. M,_r~rtrrt !. Hrggs. l'onwr,•v. l:lt' !lll P . Smith, Hutl nnd, !lJrm<.r~ H. t\lllfl!td Hut . Mlddi(prll·t, Sai l\ ,\nn ,\ lt";hil l' MtrlrllPpott . . !ullll F:dv..utl l yons \ll{klltlltlt !, F:mnlt' !-''(>I .!".'. lllreinl'. ~ t.lw<.rnl Rurkt•tf , Middltopm r. E U\l'l! a RN'h 1h'. Mlddlt'f)Otl Alief' S ;o.;l'<.r~ ·. fiootr · J l11rttl:'tU\. Bili.l ' W l.rlllf'. Houtf' 1 M u.k! IP. JYlrl ' .l.tmt .., ,\ Mllltor .11 Ponl(>ro:-•· \\t•ndl'll ,\ \\ l lll.u n~. l'omnm h '!'.~ ll' A C'U11I s. Pornt'l'tll Mi('htll'l !W\ K ~ncu ld , I 'ru1\,md , \) •hill(• F:. ShoK1•1 HWH' I StMde, . lam t ·~ ( L~1~ts . ---------------------~I Curb Inflation I Pay Cash for I Classlfleds and I 1 Savelll I1 I I I Robl:'11 ! .. ,. . Young. fu.>(>d svll\1•: i\d:t 1.. Hol11'f. Pomer~ ·, Ilorn£'! Hadfm(l . lt0u tf'2 , Ponlf'l'O\'. Willl.l1ll F:d11,nll P0111'I . f{ottll' I . Lon!! Bot Iom Dor 1 ~ .l(':m Eu.1n~. Pumrmy: S:.dtr Ann 11111. R.:aCIIll'. EriK'I M MUI'Kil'\ , H<•c•d.<wU!f': JI,JtliC' r. ~:o~,.llt • l'll , Po mt· ro:. . ,\nr la L Kl'1lllf,h . H•mlt' 4. POillf'llJY, LuJ<.r Phillips . l tflllf' 1 l'n mt • lll~ : ~-:\ a B \\'1 ·1!~. Ponland Char!('!; r ' o~ t . ttwlnl •,a ndTt'l~ · Write your own ad and order by mall with this coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get 1· I : resu lts.. Money not refundable. Name Addre·~---------------- D Spaun Rarlnr 1 I M.uil'nt' Putman Houff' I. Ht,'<l~' Ilk• D:lliri B:>rtl on Sitll'('. Huu tt' :l !1adnt•: Sar,lh S. FL~hf.' r, fttJJI!• :.!. l 'unW"J} .limP [ . Lh '"Pllt•n. Altum H ~t •r IJ oj• E scut•. ,\Jban~· . tl an'\· L Bmlf'\'. l'omr ·mt·: Cow i\llt'hal'l. l toulf' I, f'vrtland . lloJIJb1 .1 Patlt•r.-on . Route 2, l'tmll'rm Charl<lH(• l~alJilnc• Ma1cr. Potn" \\ a\"fw I. 1'111!h0an. ROlJit' 1. Sh;Kit•: C. ( ll'l\nntl. Po rn('I'O~: fr.mCI•.<; Thoma ~ !tl'!le Hmmcm, Rou tt' I, Hutlund . Bl'tt \ ./ E llz<Jhf'th M H e~,_ ll'\', Mlck:llf'1JOM t\I{Tli'S .loon !"t•lsnn Roulf' .J. Al txlny. Audrl'~ Slall'r . H!JJrt> l Pollll'~· . . !~h Moodisp:tugh, M ltldl('j)()l1 . Ru lh 0. Wdl~ lf'r, Porn..ru1, Routr :!. Alb:my: Wllltam A Youn~. l'orrnuv. Tt•n'Sil L. H.1n:k·n. PornL'rt.t:o'. HN'\'f'S, \ tckv D lil'rm.:tn l .~mgsyJ !IC'' Alrwooa S ul' Walkf'l , Pomt'f(J'o': (.'(>('1\ 0 Tob:rn. Rw tP:!, !'()fll('roy ll \'ll111 .1 . F:bhn Pom('m', .fe-n'\· .[. Six, Pomt'i·ov, Vtr ror f' Y!JJng Jr .. Pomr>JU).' Rutn1 Dlllr> Hm l:w>r , 1'u~JPI's Pl.tln ~. and Dl:>rlt• Hurh Sa.\ n •, MICX!Itoport. (;rundjuronJ ll1t' ~ nillTitd for po~s llll o · 1.'1 and lui) duty .ltf'MIC' h al'll! l l .t\man Rrutt>l fuffiwllll' .lark R St ;~ niN'. Pomt ·J~'. Rlt'hard N \\ arnf'r. HOUif' I, Hutlantt, IAmd Wlko.'t, . l'o!TI('t'TJ\', Jf'm K !o,\ l·ain , R('('dsvtll(• Dii i'SI . ,\ bll'jJOJ1, {)(>IJUit.• Ka y Dtll<lll Ht>f'(b'\llll' IXtlt> E Wa!tllrn . Mtddl t'?fll'\ ; Hu!'.o;r•\1 (l\Jlilm. HOUI(' ~. lbrtn(', Hobrr1 t\l l!'n M,ttl n.'l Hoult' :1, IX·~o;lf • I l.nn.(! Elonom Ratb.mr M Du.c n, ltou tP 2 H:wtnf' F\ 1'1\ n my llltl ~lnf'~'r. lk>r>do:.v tll<' the r~ght to 1ncrec1se. decrease. or omt t the am ount of any class or portton of the work as prov1ded for tn ,!he Con tract Documen ts A b1d guaranty as requ1red by SecltOn 153 5 4 of the Revrsed Code of Oh10 shall accompany each b1d submttted Anv contract or contracts awa rded under thrs 1nv11at1bn for b1ds are expected to be funded 1n part by a grant from the UnJted States Department of Houstng and Urban Devetopme n1 (HUD) Nett her the UnJted Sta tet: nor any of 1ts Depa rt, men ts AgenCJes or Employees IS. or w r!l be J party \o thrs ,nv,tat,on for b1ds or any. resultmg co ntract The contract lor th1s proJect w111 be subjec t to HUO ooltcy and goal regardmg the 1ncreased use of m1nonty busrness en terpr1se IMBEJ Th1s polt cy 1S rn co mpl1ancc w1th the Office of M anage ment and Budget {OM B) requrrement of pos1t1ve effo rt s by rec1pren rs or federal grant asstslance to use MBA Attachn1em 0 to OMB C1rcular A- 102 Sec \ton 3(c)/3 ). Sealed b1ds lor the cons tr uc· lton o f the W Marn St santtary sewe1 1rnprovernent lor the Village of Pomeroy. Oh10, w!ll be recerveJ by the Metgs Caumv CommiSSIOners at the Offtce of th e Mergs County CommiSStoners to th e Ann Mary Hobs tener Clerk, a! the M e1gs Coun ty Coun House on Second St 1n Pomeroy. Ohro 81ds vvrtl be rece1ved untrl 1'2 00 noon local t1me. Fnd ay. Dec 2-8 19 8 4 nnd will be pubtrcly opened and read at tha t 1Jiace a 1 2 00 PM The work fo r wh1 ch 81d s e~ r e lrWt lerl cons1sts of furnrsh1ng all ma tenats and tabor lor the co nstructiOn of 1 623feet of 8 santrary sewe r 1 52 7 fee t o f 3" force ma1n and a 65 GPM sewage p!Jinp statron The work 15 10 be perforrncd on West \.1 i1lll S1 easterly tr am Locust St rr th e Vtlla ge ol Pome roy Copres of th e contract docu · rnents are on file 1n the off1 ce of the M ergs Coun ty CommiSSron ers at the Me1gs County Cour1 House on Second St . 1n Pomeroy, Ohro. and 111 the 42 FR 45890 !Septembeo 12 . 1977) The MBE spee~f t c a tton s ofl 1ce of Eng1neer1 nn Asso· c1ates. Ltd . 700 W1nl:.ler Drtve. and data sheets .are conta1ned Woos te r. Ohr o 4 46 9 1 an d are tn the proJe ct speCJI1ca t10ns A1tent1 0n of th e b1dders IS av<lllat) te for 1nspect10n by prospec trve btdders Con trrc t partiCularly called to the redocu ments may be pur chased Qutrements as to cond 1t1ons of from the othce of Eng rneerrng employment to be observed AssoCi ates Ltd. tor s 25 00 per · and m1n1mum wage rates to be pard under th e contract. Secse t and there w!lt be no refu nd All b1ds wtll be compa red on t,on 3 Segregated Fac1111y. Sect•on 109 and E 0 11246. the basts. of the estrrnaterl The r1ght IS reserved by the ou anttlt es g1ven 1n th e Utd IJia nl:.s These quantrt tes ar e Co unty Commrss1oners. Me1gs Appr o)(lmat e and are g1ven to County. to reJeC t any or all b1ds. provrde J un 1form bU SIS fo r I he to wa1ve lnforma(ltleS. or to co mpanson of btds The Board accept any b1d wh1ch IS deemed at County Comm1SS10ners o f most favorabl e to the Vrllage. Bv Order ot the Board of MP1QS Coun lv Ohto reserves Names drawn for jury duty :'1<1111<'' o l IOU Meigs Count;' l'('~ ,J(1 ('fl1 " lu r poso;;iblf' duty on thC' LAFF-A-OAY Public Notice Public Notice A Hospital News HOLZER MEDICAl~ CENTER DISCHARGES DEC. 12 J ohn Allison. J essica Bartram, J a mes Bluebaum , Tamara Childress, Christen Cole, Garnet Collins, Samuel Conley, Geneva Conrad. Leland Dalton , Ca r l Davis, Hazel Duffy, Virgi nia E dwards , Laura Eggers, Fred E lkins Jr .. Ka thleen Fryar. ChJistina Glover, Vlrgil Green, Freda Halfhill, Connie Hamilton, Lester Hawk, Carl Hicks, James Hol stein, Leroy Manns, Norma Roberts, Brett Sears, Joy Sexton. BffiTH Mr. and Mrs. R a ndy Parsons, son, Letart. W.Va. PROBATE COURT'OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF HELEN MAY NELSON, DECEASED Case No. 24636 Dockat 12 Pogo 453 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDIClARY On December 10 . l 98 4 1n "Wanna laugh? I was expelled from this: school once ror v&n· dallsm." Public Notice the M ergs Coun ty Proba te Court. ·case No 24636 , Oor1s Thomas Salem Street Rutland Oh10 4 5775 was appo1nted Admrn1Stra tnx of the es tate of Helen May Nelso n. deceased la te of Rutland. Oh10 Ro bert E Buck Probate Judge County CommiSSIOners. M e1gs County Oh10 L~ na K Nesselroad Cle rk Mary HObsteller. Clerk I 121 6 13. 20 27 4<c Public Notice Public Notice ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Seated b1ds wdl be rr.ce1ved hy the Vtllane ot Ra cme. Ohr o. c11 th e off1 ce of the Clerk of satd V!llage 1rr1ttl 1200 O ctock Noon EST on Frrdav the 28 th day of December. 1984 for the rurrushtng of One M nh!le F11 e Ap paratus. complete wtlh Ca l> llnd Chass1s. F1rf! Apparatus Body and Equ rprnent. ocr.o rd · 1ng to the plans and soec1ftca tr ans on fil r. 1n so1d off 1ce Each brd mll st contam the lull nJ me of every pr.rson or cornpanv Interested 111 the same <J nd be accomp an1ed by a bond 1n thf! su m of 5 percent of the b1d 10 lhe sa i1Sfar.t1on of the sa1d vil lage or a cer trf1ed check on some so lven t b ;:utk 1111hat s;;tme amoun t as .J quarantv th al tf the b1d IS ac£.: epted a contract wdl be enteukJ rnto and 11 ~ oerlor· mance prop er ty secu re d Should any b1d' be rFqec ted ea cfl check w11t be lorthwr th re111rnerf to the hrddf!( anrl sho1 rtd any b1rl be accnplcd such check wilt be rP.tumed upon !he prop er c>:eC~I \! O n and S€CIIflllQ of the CQnlract The Clerk s oii 1C:e tS 111 the Mun1C1pal Budrl 1nq on Thlld Street . RaCine Oht o 45771 The awardtng or a contract •s d ependent upon fund1n(:l tO thf! v111age The rrg ht 1S resmved 10 rerec t any and all b1d s The plans and spec,Jr cd tl ons rnay be examl llAd tn thP ofke o( the Cle rk of the village o r a co py of the same mily be obta1ned upon paymenl o f the cost ot prepanng a copy wh1ch rs not to exceP.rl S 10 00 per copy By order of the Counc tl ol 1he Vrllaqe of RJc1ne. Oh10 Sh 1rtcv C Eva ns PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF BEN EBUN. DECEASED Cooe No. 23416 Docket 12 Pago454 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Docernber 10 1984 . m th e M etg s Coun t y Probate Court Case No 23 416. Kathe· nne Lucrfle Ebli n E )(ecutru~. P 0 13ox 157 . Lan caster. Oh1 o. 43 130 was appo1n ted E)!eCu· tor of the os tate of Ben Eblln d eceasPd lat e o f 32200 Ave nue Bndae Road . Porneroy OhiO Robert E Buck Probate Judge Lena K Ncsselroad Clerk RENT A CAR C'ALL 446-4522 "We Rw '" lm " U-SA~E f tl l r ttdl/1 tun· AUTO St~R,~61~!th Gallipolis, Ohio Pomeroy, OH. Coil 985-3805 11 / 12/1 7fl! / J1n fllG ROUSH CO.NSTRUCTION J&F CONTRACTING New Homes-Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work Cust Qm Pole Uldgs . 'OOZEA - BACKHOE "R ECLAMATION WORK •otL FIELD SERVICES •DUMP TR UCK SERV ICE & Garages Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings •coN CRETE WORK •cUSTOM BU ILT HOMES 15 Years Experience "WA TER . GAS & OI L LIN ES JIM CliFFORD PH . 992-7201 3 GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAll' 992-3410 TEAM CLEAN If You Need Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-F ILL DIRT LEE CODNER 949-2030 12-31-1 mo. ' - - - -·- - - ' 0·8 lie BERRY BASKET RADIATOR (o~K~try Gift-Accessories 6th St., Syrowse Mondoy·Saturday 10 AM-5 PM CLOSED THURSDAY Su<t, De<. 9, i 6, 23 12-bPM Open By Appointment CAROLYN McCOY Public Notice 1. PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF BERNARD LEWIS BENNETT, DE· CEASED No. 24479 Docket 12 Page 432 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ca.., On July 9 . 1984. tn the Me1gs County P~o b a te Court, Ca se No 13 379. 0 Wayne Bennett 16 10 Sout h R1ver Ro ad Zanes: vil le Oh1 o 1:1370 1- was ap pornt ed Executo r of the Pstate ot Bernm d L~1 s Bennett. Deceased l"' le of Rt 1 ReedsVIlle. Oh1o Ro bert E Buck Pro bate Judge Len a K Nesselroad Clerk J. 4. _ _ _ _ __ s. MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY ]_ Good Sele<lion Of *Norway· Spruce *Scotch Pine *White Pine types of excavating. landscaping, basements, sewage systems, water & gas lines. water well drilling and servi ce. truckrng (limestone & dirt) . Will do all 9 AM. to 9 P.M. W...days 1 PM. to 5 P.M. Sundays I Mile off Rt. 7 On St. Rt . 143, Pomeroy Wal<h For Signs Coli: 742·2407 lt/ 30/ 1 mo. 12·6·1 mo a_ _ _ _ _ __ L.ttery winner 9 _ _ _ _ _ __ 10. 11.------- II 12. - - - - - 13. !A . 15. 16. ~~· 30. BOGGS THANKS SALES & SERVICE lo the businesses who hove previously placed an od in the Southern High School Ye111 book. Equ i pmenl APARI'MENTS PW61NTD ~CLRSSIFIEDS Real Estate General 1 1 I ~----------------------· M. L. "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Servie M~GHEE Mtl&~~:~~~cittt 'R,eal~ Now Accepting I I REAL ESTATE I 614·991·2111 Vw.&. ::;~- ~f.'1no~o~:r:v~'c~: ory or01 . 614-992 -2739. 814-742 -2oB,_ McDaniel Cuatom B'utchtring, open six days a week. 304 -882- 3224. Rent- A -Santa!! Ten dollar donation, will go to Mid · dleton E1t1te1 reaidenta. LOST, in Sondy Helghll Area . Mele Cock A Poo. no gray spots. 304-675 -4045. •waahoro •Oiohwuhera 304 -675-4673; 304- 676 131 5; 61 4-446· 2283; 304675-4636. •Drvors •Frooze,. PARTS and SERVt.CE 8 Le1 us help you with your Chriatmu present. Fergu · son Upholstery . 304 ~ 876 - collar , light gray in color dark A.M. CONSTRUCTION •Backhoe •Dump Truck •septic Systems •coal & Limestone •Bonded & Licensed Phone: 742-2225 or 742-2167 ' GUYSVILLE, OHIO SR 329 662·5311 ' (614)-Evenings 1217/ 1 mo. pd . We'd like to introduce you to Enc'I•-A·Car , the modern way to drive the vehieJe of your choice No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment Why Wait Till Winter Ta Remember NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Chimney Care Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Faster Service 446-2062 BLACKSTON Box, 326 Call 614-992-6737 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh . Ph. 614-843-5191 to 6 11c AND MIDDLEPORT ''Out 8u1lnm It Bullt On $mie1 " Public Sale & Auction 5472. For Trosh Pickup Service Coli Phone Roy Bickle 446-2062 ·Certified Chimney Sweep 992-3194 11-B·IIc ROGER MANLEY -Owner I - 73.10 Chny "- foodon ................... ......l70 11-29-1 mo. D·SO Dodgt Tr. 76-12 Chtulll Car Ftndtrs ..................S60 79-10 Mustang ea, Ftndon ....... :...... ....'60 11·14 Esmt.Cynx 10-14 ford Tr. Omni-Horiton 2 «<r. or 4 tlr. Ftndfin ............... •75 Chevy & Ford PU lumpor1 ............ 169.95 79-12 Chtullt Grills ...... '31 Fondfi........................... •ao 73 -79 ford Tr. Ftndon ................. ........•!9 Announc ements 3 Ftndtn ..................... ....'49 fondon ...................... •no ford Ranp Tr . Foniltn ...................l91 12·10 Dodge Tr. Fenders ...................... 5115 Ford ltangtr Giills ............ I7S Ford and Chny Tail Gotn Ruth Ann Ta lor 992 -JSII chine repair, parts. and supplle5. Pick up and delivery , Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner, one hBif mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 614-446-0294 . BBIIoons for Get Well , Anni · verserys, Birthdays, parties . Singing Gorrilla. Call Bal - loons & Co. 446-4313 . TROMM EXCAVATING only. off St . Rt. 7 , Bo• 35975 . For AU V1111 Prlmlrlg W "-az: ~ 11126/ 1 mo. :t: z - THE ~ COUNTRY · ~ t:;. _·. The lzaBk Walton Club will have their regular meeting on Monday. Dec . 17th. instead of 24th because of Christmas Eve Computerized Hearing All Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting Services Licensed Clinical Audiologist 9 :00pm . Glona 01ler 614· 742-2076 . 1% miles from Langsville on St . Rt. 325 . (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Eweryone welcome. '"to"· Roger Hysell GARAGE that you do business with people you know, and NOT to send money t hrough the mai l until you have investi· gated the offering GARAGE SALE , Woodcra ft HOME OWNERS -Refinance furnitur e, Christmas item! , use d clathrng end misc . Sat , Doc 15. 10 00 ti114 :00 , 511 to lo w fixed rate . Use equity fo r any purpose. Leader M ortgage Co , 614 -592 - 29th St. , Point Pleasant. 3051 9 23 Wanted To Buy We pay C8sh for late model clean used cars. Jim M ink Chev · Old ! Inc Bill Gene Johnson WBnted to buy used coal & wood heaters. Swain Furni - n•els. 614-7 4 2 -2951 . ture, Unwanted faciBI or body hair? Permanent, p•inlets removal bv European Elec· trOt1ic Oepilator Mary is .ce rtified in thi s new co mpu· tenzed digital sys1em Call 446 -3159, Raw Fur. Top prices pBid Lake Jackson Fin&. Fur. Oak HilL Oh 614-682 -7448. cages Call 446- Pupp1es to give away. miKed 8co~O~I~8 £JlotRe 9nsaQatiOi1 9ilr.. 614-266-1650. AKC Ref . female poodle and 1 Siamese & 1 Tabby both neutered & declawed. Call J A' Kl NG , Sa l e R e pre~t nli' l< v r ~ OR WHOLE HOUSE FOR FREE ESTIMATE -: PHONE POINT PLEASANT, 304-675-3962 ~ ·I Male Doberman Pincher to give Bway. Friendlv, ears cr 9pped 3581 Call 614 - 985- 6 part Husky , Doberman puppies to give away . 8 45769 7760 992-2156 Phone 742·3171 773-6968 or 882 -3188 . Employm enl Servic es Help Wanted Still time to sell Avon for Christma s end receive su r· pri5e g1f1 offer Call 446 - 0~ . White male want good cook , to l1ve tn and shar e som e expenses , Bged 64 & up Call Male lead singer for e~ce l · lant forming roc k· band For information . ca ll J im at 614-992 -7672 o'614 -992 31B7 . lady to live in wittr elderly lady. Must have referen ces. Call 614 -949 -2045 afte r s·oo pm . Excellent Income for part time hom e assembly work For info call312 ·741 -8400 to good home . 6 week old puppies. Mother 11 regis· tared Basse tt Hound Give 1 Chriatmas gift that lasts. AMERICA --Army Natrona! Guard. Jotn and yo u have a good p art-time ca re er·· good benefits - - m on thly paycheck -- NO LAYOFFS Lletlnga In Meigs Co. "I KEPT SECRET IN 304-675 -3950 m 1 -800 · 642-3619 . 1 female long· l'le~red white 2499 . Baby kittan , old enough to RACINE FIRE DEPT, ~ lashan lulllling -<loy 3 ,,.,., p.m.. r-IIJ 6ol0 p.111.-l p.nt. p.m.-! p.111. 1'11uro4ay 3 p.m.·! P·"'- EVERY SAT. NIGHT fri•y 1 p.m•• ! p.m. Satur_, 10 o.m.·lt o30 a.m. Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns Only 6:30 P.M. 10/4/tfc lite Cou•''~ Loft 81FT SHOP ltllollf Ote• Tues.·Wtd..Fri.·Sat. &Sun. lOtoS Mondays I 0 to 8 Closad Thumloy End of Rt. 7 876 -1286. Room and board for elder ly Al so sleeping ro oms. Call 614 -992 -6022. Full 1ir:e box 1pringa and mettren, call 304 -676 - 18 Wanted to Do E~~tperienced lost and Found 4 *i"•ay an riP,t. 11/30/ 1 mo dogs . 1 brown S. white, 1 block & white. Edgemont Dr., Gallipolis. Call 3628 . 446- For sale by owner Large, brick home with 3 large b edro o m s, 2 '11 ceramic baths, large l ivingroom. and dining room with f irepl ace , family roo m . new hitchen cabine1S . single ca r garage with adjacent office areB PatiO With Blummum roof and gas gril l. Storage Breas 1n attic 'w1th descend ing stairway and basement area ~ocated on large lot in very nice nerghborh oo d Will con· si der leas1ng w ith option to buy For furth er informatiOn o•" 446 - Remodeled 2 bedroom v i· nyled home . cB rp eted , 2 acres , 1224 pound t obacco allotment , c ity sc h o ols , S22 ,500 5296 Call 614 -245 - Owner mu st sell Middleport hom e Now I Real cute, reBI bargBin pnc ell Call 614 - 5 mipute drive from town . located on At. 558 in Green Township , 3 bdr . LR. kit· chen , fam ily room , 1Yz beth . $42,000 Ca ll anyt1me 446 9396 In M1ddlep ort . 3 bedrooms 1% baths. ca rpeted. garage: 2 room basement . Vac• nt Price reduced Call 614 - 992-72 44 . House for sa le or rent -2 story ho m e •n Middleport . 1% baths, 3 bedrooms·. 1mmed1ate possession . C•U 304 -882 · 281 1 ' ated . 304 -675 - 1090 Gall!poli s Ferry 6 year old br1ck ranch , 4 ca r garage , $43 .000 00 675 -6851 . Phone 304 - 8y o wner 3 or 4 br house. Buck stove. large ga rage , 5 years old . S75.000 . 304- 675-6365 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 ML WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 . PHONE 614 -446- 727 4 1- - -- - -- - - - Free satiltite antenna with purcha se of n e w 1984 Double -w ide . Can Kanauga Mobile Home Sales. 446 - 9662 . 6937 or 675-54B2 . LOST : 2 tittle Bengi typo Turn ltll. ont• Twp. 79, '1st call 614-245 -5859 Single person-mate or f e - [ - - - - - - - - -- rpale , 21 to 39 to live in witt'~ single male. share expenses , NEW AND USED MOBILE and househo ld .dut1es Call HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL- 6 month old cat to good home, house broken, 304- 6 Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 446 · 3619 7 AM · 1PM , 10PM-12PM phone Ow""' laroh Fiohor ly Meigs High School Situations Wanted 304 - 675 - loovo . 6038 . 31 2 br house , newly deco- kitten . Ca11614-986-4120 . 3 part German Shepard , part tarrior female . 304 -882 - Real Eslate 99 2- 6941 . ext 313 . Call Cliff at 614 -992, 3006 or 614-992 -6167 . , ca ll 446 - 2734 2206. 11 01 675 - Three bedroo m s, cent ra l air, vinyl wall pBper. carpet througho ut , welt msulated. new pa int, attached garage, gas outdoor gnll , aw nings. many e•tra s . Call446 -2583 tU 5 :00PM , aile• 6 :00PM and Deer Hides . Ginseng and yellow root. Selling - ' trapping supplies. Wheat lights. n1ght lights. George Buckley, phone 61 4 - 664 · 4761 .hours 12 -9PM da1ley . 12 LARGE ANIMAlS AND SUIIGEIY IY APPOINTMINT 12·3-ttn call 614 -992 - Buying daily gold, silver coms, rings . Jewelry , 5terling ware . old corns. large currency . Top price s. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave . BEST H 4·11c W••-¥ 3 o' weeks old . Call 614-9927458 . Free GUN SHOOT 304 -675- 5500 3824 . FURNITURE Bed s, ~ron , wood. cupboard! , chairs . chests, baskets , dish es , stone jars. antiques , g ol d and sliver . Writ e · M . D . Miller, Rt 2. Pomeroy. Ohi o 614-388 -8727. Belpre. Oh io Top Wanted Wo od or wood & of the Stairs . full se rvice coat burners . Must be Ash ·.. st:!lon . ley. King, Suburban , Atlan · - - - - - - - - - tic, or Wonderwood . Also PIANO TUNING AND RE want to buy rototill ers . Call PAIR . Reduced rates limited 614 -593-6835 . t1me only Ward's Keyboard , 3 Beagles 9 mo old. Call (if"~:t@~ ...OWNERS-CORNlNG FIBERGLAS AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Trusmlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALL ANIMAl HOURS & 446-0627 . WITH Rt 124,Pomeroy Ohio VETERINARY CLINIC IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 PT. PLEASANT OFFICE 31d. Olive St.. Gallipolis, Oh . 2310 . brood. Ca11614 -256-1312 . INSULATE YOUR ATTIC Professional Services P1ano Tuning and Rep11r . Brunica rd i Mu sic Co , 446 0687. Twent1et h vear of quality service Ume DB· 446 -3672 Cook wanted apply m per · son H1-Way Inn , Kanauga, /N§ULATE NOW "' 22 M o ney to loan 3069 . 2156 . Giveaway Rabbit Putters ................... '5-'30 JOHN TEAFORD 4 l · tlttn Clubs ....................... ss.sso logs ...................... s 11-S30 Htael Co•ers ........... '6-118 Glavtt ....................... S3.S7 lalls ..................... SJ.S1 .50 Shoos .................... S30·SSO Grips Roplacod .....til-. S2.SO HOME INTERIORS OPEN HOUSE : FrL and Sat., Dec . 14 and 15. Fri. Hrs. 10: 00 Bm-3 :00 pm Bnd 6:00 pm· LISA M. KOCH, M.S. . Auct ion every Frtday night at the Hartford Community Center Truckload s of new merchandise every week . Consigments of new & used merchandise alwBy5 w ei · comed Richard Reynold s, Auctioneer. Call 304 -275 · Pick a fresh cut tree at Lamberts Christmas tree , farm . Hanging Rock Rd ., Rt . Free standing fireplace , old 33 above Mason. lumber or barn vvood 304 · Plus: ber Stamps, lusinns Farms, Copy Services, ltc. ! NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . rec ommend• BUYING RAW FURS . Beef For sale-Christmas Trees, 2 miles out on Flatwoods Rd . PH. 742-2328 Offiu Supplies I Furnilure, WeddiAg and Graduation Sta tionery, Magnetic Signs, Rub· Business Opportunity 36 9 Rt 160. Call 446 7037. Gun shoot at Racine Gun Middleport. 0~ . 614-992Club every Sunday, 1 :00 3476 p.m . Factorv chocked guns - - - - - - - - -lc - •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP CH~!~AS ~:: Announcements SWEEPER and sew1ng ma· Nov. 5-Dec. 8 992-2903 21 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 2 Miles out Flatwoods Rd. Off St. Rt. 7 Sat. 9-5: Sun. 1-5 Kim Nelson Fin ancial todav 614-992 -6720 ftodtn .........................l62 11 -14 Chny Tr. Ftndtn: .............. ........ JIIO 510 ·515 ChiVy Tri. ... VES Open all Winter . Saturdays & Sundays. Chrratmu 18vings on tools, electron · ics. housewares , glassware . and collectables .AAiways fresh baked goodrand pro · duce. Free treats f or the children . G•llipolis FleB Market, former Thaler Ford Building. ne•t to Fruths. Rt IUSINESS- IESIDENnAL WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS Mon.-Fri. 9-9 tJ» IN POMEROY *Complste Chimney Cleaning *Certified Chimney Relining & Repair *Experienced an'd Insured UTILITY BUILDINGS PIC~G NOW Sizes Start From 12'x16' Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses MANU:Y'S TRASH SERVICE You Were Goin9 To Call Us? TOWN & COUNTRY CARS MGM FARM CITY, INC. POMIIOY, 01110 ~1 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE · Ld_in..:.g~o_t_9_4_9_-~~1~10,;, JOBS -' "-0.. .. .1• EJt:perienced m..other want• to baby-lit in my home~ All ages. Flexible hours . Pome- Shepherd to farm home '" country. 304-675 -3767 . S. Price 521995 J.C..• -_ -_ 35 __ _ .._ The Dally Sentinel 111 Court st. Pomeroy, 011. U769 I Any business or po· Irons who would like to ploce an od, contact Donnie Dud· Parts & Service #ISO ======= Mail This Coupon with Remlnance 1 1 11 Farm lEG. PIICI sS 19.95 31. J2 2'1._ _ _ _ __ 33. _ _ _ __ lllther atrap. •20 ,00 reLOST. kaysonkey · ringwith •R;~~g~~:~oro PDQ. 614 >42HS6>4 Au thorized John. Dee re , New Holla nd. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer SUPEI 2-14" 240-16" 240-18" 26. 27. 28. _ _ _ __ 111 Wanted to Do Found rabbit buglo. Chortooton Ad. Coli Paul 304876-5699 . 98S·U6t 11 /23/ 1 mo pd 992·3345 FOR SALE ON SALE AlE 23. - - - ' - - - 2~. · -----25. The PRICE: S129 soo PH. 992·2478 992-2196 CHRISTMAS TREES U. S. RT 50 EAST F1efD'g Sptei1/1 21 -_ 22.. ___ _ All Makes C. R' . NEWMAN , Presi dent CHAIN SAW 20. - - - ' - - - 2. lARGE 01 $MAU JOB$ Middleport. Ohio 11 -21-lmo HOMELITE 18. 19, AFC, Stereo, Cord Remote Control Bell ~alue 01 the Market Toda~ (2 Yr. Factory Warranty) +++++ 255 Mil St, llliMiddleporlidioaort 104 Mullerry Av. Pomeroy· I 13 lie: 54 Misc. Merchandise 17, SER~ICE can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. WVe can also acid boil and rod out radiators. WVe also repair Gas Tanks. We PAT HILL FORO GUYSVILLE. OHIO )Wanted I(EN'S APPLIANCE SEikiiCE 1\W Systems !l I ttc l~· tl Open 117 1 13 20 27 31c 1121 13 20 27 3to )For Safe )Announcement )For Rent - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS 112 1 13 20. 27 . 3tc CLERK 6. CLEVELAND (AP) The winning number drawn Wednesday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, ''The Number," was 506. In the semiweekly "Ohio Lotto" d raw· log, thesixwlnnlngnumberswere2, 4, 8, 13, 28 and 40. The loltery reported earnings Wednesday of $818,345.50 from wagertng on "The Number." The earnings came on sales of$l,:nl ,622, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $491,276.50. 3/1 1/ tfc tn I BLACKWOOD HOME SPAS Public Notice 11 21 13. 20 2fC Weather forecast Tonight, cloudy with a chance of showers. Low in the mid-50s. F riday, mostly cloudy with scattered showers. High 65-70. The chance of rain is 40 percent tonight and Friday. Exiended Forecast Saturday through' Monday: Chanee of rain Salurday and SundayandfairM"*y. Contlnued mUd with highs In the tOs 1111diow 50s Saturday and Sunday and In the 40s Monday. Lows In the mJd.30I!I to nild-408 early Saturday, cooling to the mid-208 to the mld-30s Sunday and Monday. NO SUNDAY CALLS Pric1•s .. tlw..... <~t.ll>• Trooper injured in accident 949-2801 Perfect Family Gift 'Affordable ~ "Portable · 'Therapeudi< . *Relaxing . "Indoor -Outdoor Use "Y ~ar Round Pleasure ......... ... ~- -_ ¥11 ... .... lit. . . Jhe DISH: C01111tU.... I' Spun AUnilum . "-FEED:. a al ,...._ IIIII ..... CMaSior I The IECUVER: Duell DXP·1100·01 11/ 12/l mo --....... _____ __ ., .... ~t:...._... .....,.......... ,...... . . ,,,.,,,_._. Houdashelt, Judy Eichinger, Marjorie Hoffner, Ann Lambert, and Becky Nease, left to right. the business is observing Its 25th anniversary of operation this month. Duty ~ PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOZERS Blown In Insulation "Free Estimates" CHESTER- 985-3307 n.a... ........ :::=t::c:='" l hWc l ..• Custom B11ilt Homes and Siding RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE ......1* .... • .,. ..........._..11 . . . . . . . . . , ..... 111 ....... , BISSELL CONSTRUCTION We PHONE 992-2156 Or Wri11 DaillJ S.nt1ntl CIIUilied Oept f:rllul/lt>d llfllfr• nu·rr 1ler Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 "CUT OUT FOI Fmll USE" 6 lost and Found (Plus Tax a!ld Installation) • GIBSONREFRIG ERATOR _.... .._ .,,,,.... NO SUNDAY CAUS 949-2801 •ZEN ITH •SYlVMIA •SPEW QUEEN LAUNDRY .,,... Buying .Glass· Coins. Antiques, ware, Furniture, Stone Jars, Etc. or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Ill Co"rtSI .. PomeroJ,Oiuo45769 g: =llii --- -~~ DECEMBER PRICE BUSTER MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial 992 -6215 A dissolution of marriage has been granted in Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Donald L. Stivers, Middleport, and Betsey Stivers, Pomeroy. The Daily Sentinel I GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS CARPENTE R SERVICE Dissolution granted Admissions-Frank Clark, Middleport; George Green, Hartford; Timothy Eynon, Racine; James Davis, Minersville; WUIIarn Chapman, Langsville. Discharges--Adrian Hubbard, Terry Hysell . The Daily Sentinei- Page-16 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Bu$iness Senrices ::~~~iiii.~~::llj=====~~~:;;;::::il~====~~~~~==;:~~====::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1it=::::::::::::::::::~ Fabric Shop obsenres anniversary The Fabric Shop of Pomeroy is observing its 25th anniversary in business this month. Thursday, December 13, 1984 houseclea ning, good references . Call 446 - 4619 . Cheao labor! Help you get re•dy for Xmas or winter. College student on break desires odd jobs or light automotive work. Call 446 · 1723 for S estimate All hom es reduced for yeer end Sale Call Kan•uga Mobile Hom e Sales. 448 - 9662 1989 New Yorker, 12•65, 2 bdr. pertally furn ished . central air , gas furnance . washer -dryer . Call 81 4 · 367-7611 . �They'll DO It Every Time 32 Mobile Homes for Sele 1972 12x60 Vint age. good cond .. 2 bdr., 1YJ bath, neW ~~-r.~ fu r nance. fireplace with blower. good carpet, stove refrig ., washe r, dryer. win- :::~,;;~;';iaigl ~ furniture, outside building. Lot 97 Quail Creek. Call 446 -6592 or 614 -245 9692 . Kirkwood 1 Y.i bath . Wood stove. Reduced to $10 .900.00 . Call 614843-5244 . . 3 bedroom, Schult 3 bedroom mobile home, central 8ir. shed. K S.. K Jllo . 31 , Call 304-675 54~ 7 after 4:00 PM. • 19'71 Gem Signet Mobile H<tno. 52x12, 2 bedrooms. gal heat. located on K & K LO't. Point Pleasant. $.(,ooo .oo . Phone 30467!5-6281 after 5 :00 PM . . . .33 Farms for Sale Se)ling all together or split! House & approx . 2¥2 acres, 4 bdf .. 2 bath or 80-70 acres clear land in 1 17 acres. All mfneral rights. C•il ~ 143't9 -2286 . 3~ Lots '81 Acreage L~ fOr sale in Mercerville, 3 tr4iler hookups, electric. ru ra~ water. septic tank, $8 ,000 . Call · 614-256 6d18 . ~~~~~~~~!!~~;~~~@~~~~~~ 41 Houses for Rant 44 Apartment for Rent 3 bedroom_s home in town. $275 mo., pluo deposit. Call 446 - 6610 Century 21 Southern Hills R .E., Inc. For rent with option to buy 3 bdr. house. deposit required. close to town . Call evenings, 446-4348 In Pomeroy-nice ,two bedroom house, ju~ redeco rated . Insulated. storm win dows. Stove and refrigerator furnished . Sorry no children. no pots. $185 .00 per month plus security deposit. 614 992-5292 after 5 P.M. weekends, all day Saturday . Furnished 2 bedroom apt. in .Middleport. Adults, no pets. security deposit. Call 614992-3874. Nice efficiency apartment, suitable for one or two people. Call304· 773-6882 . Betty Mercer. Furnished 2 bedroom apartment in Racine. $126 .00 per month plus $60.00 deposit. You pay utilities. Call 614-949 -2887. ~u;;;;;;~~d";;;;;;;;;;;~; apartment for rent in Syracuse. Call 614992-7889 . Very nice, newly remodeled, 1- - - - - - - - - -2 bedroom home in Pome- Two bedroom furnished rov. Low utilities. $200 .00 apartments . Call 614-992 per month . Security dep·o sit 5434 or 614-992-5914 or and references required. Call 304-882-2666 , 614-992-6763 . Apartment for rent. 3 rooms 3 br house, bath.full base- and bath . Furnished . Ca.ll ment, garage, available Dec . 614·992 -5908 . 26. $250 . References and 1- - - - - - - - - deposit required . 304-676- APARTMENTS, mobile 1090. homes. houses . Pt. Pleasa·nt and Gallipolis . 614 -446 8221 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent In Middleport. 2 bedroom_ furnished apt. 1 child, 1304-882 -2566. 2 bdr. trailer for rent, near 1 - - - - - - - - - - Mercarville. Call 446-3159 No rent till Jan. 1. wanted or 614 -256 - 1552 after responsible persons for two 5 :30PM . bGdroom apartment, excel· lent condition. Mt. Vernon Avenue, 304-676 -1962. 45 2 bdr , mobile homo. Call 446-8221 . SPJJCes for rent, trailer lots. sewer and water furnished . svu•ll children accepted. 304-675 -1076 . 50x1 2 trailer, 3 bdr., 1 112 b8ths, Bulaville Addison Rd . Close td Addaville SchOol. 5 milt:~s from Rt . 7, 614 -367- 7473 . 2 bedioam mobile home. Rentals 41 House ior rent in Mercerville area . Call Kenneth Swain 446 · 3159 or 614 - 256 1552 evenings . 2 bedroom house, fully carpeted . $200 per mo . pi':JS utilities . Deposit & referen ces . North of Cheshire on old Rt . 7 , 446 - 9786 ~ : 30AM to 4oOOPM. Homes for rent. lease. lease with option to buy or land contract . Two .or three bedroom starting at $200 per month . Blackburn Realty. 446-0008 . Cheshire 3 bdr., 2 baths, dep & ref. Call614 -367· 7567 or 803-781 -7895 . 3 bdr. 1 mi . from Hospital $225 rent. $200 dep , water & trash paid . Call 446 -1354 after 5 . Nice 3 bdr. house. with 1 car garage. 2 miles from "ospital out 160 large yard & garden . Will accept 2 children . Call 446-0157. Furnished "ou~e. J bdr., 29 Neil Ave., Gallipolis . S225 plu'a u1ilties. references . Call 446-4416 after 7PM . 6 room house for rent . Electric and water included, Clay School District. Call 446-2706. Mobile home in Gallipolis. nice for senior citizens or married couple with one child , no pets, deposit and references required. K & K Mobile Homes, Inc ., 304675-3000. 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APA-RTMENTS !Equal Hou.sing Opportunity! has one and two bedrooms. rent s1arting at $163 for one bedroom and $198 per month tor two . bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Call 446-2745 or leave message. Furnished room, S126 .Utilities, range, ret. Sttare bath . Men only. 919 Sac. , Gallipolis. 446-4416 after 8 p .m. 1-----'------- Mobile hOme lot. $75 water paid. 4th & Neil, Galtipolis. Call 446 -3844 after 7PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Rout~;~ 33. North of Pomeroy. large lots. Cell 614-992-7479 . For Lease Apt . for lease, overlooking city park, LR . kitchen, stove. refrig ., dining area, 2 bdr .. bath. $190 mo. plus utilities . Call PJ ' 446-1819 . 56 Couch good cond. off-white nylon. velvet covering, fleJCsteele springs. 304 -6755472 . Misc. Merchandise Now open for businall, Mountain State Block. At. 33, New Haven. Complete masonry oupplloa. 4" , 8", 12". block. Delivery service. Phone day 304-8B2· 2222. evening 882-3239. Knauff Firewood Spli1· 95% hardwoods. Seasoned or green. You pick up or we deliver. HEAP vender. 614 256-6245. . limestone. Sand. Gravel. Pick up at Richards 8t Son . Call 446-7785 . 66 Firewood cut up slabs. $15 PU load . Larger loads deli vered . Call for prices. 614246-5804. Top Soil and fill dirt and landsceping. Call 614-256 1427 . HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all bree'ds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities. AKC Oobsrman puppies: Stud Service. Call 814-446-7795 . Will cut and deliver fire wood . Caii266-162B . Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614-367-7220. Christmas tree Cut your own Briarpatch Kennels Professional All·breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities . English Cocker Spa· niol puppies. Call 614-3889790 . all shapes & · sizes, $5 .00. Call614-379-.2686. Kitchen table 81 chairs, Kirby Classic & all attachments. 1978 Honda 760K, 1971 Opal Manta. _childrens riding toys. Call 446-8080. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· nal. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow pupploo. Coli 814446-3844 after 7. Snare drum with stand $76. Robyn CB mobile or base S60, portable P.A . with mike $20, recliner-rocker vinyl -tan $2Q . Call 4460002. CHRISTMAS Puppies. AKC registered Cocker Spaniels. buff In color. I 126. E•cellent Christmas gift. Call 614-388-9766. Big 3 or 5 bdr. home built on your lot $18,900 & up . See our model. Call 1-614-8867311 . - - - - - - -- -lcOak furniture, tables,chairs. cupboards. pie safe. tele phones. desk. also antiques and glauware. Open Sundays. Conkel's Tuppersplains, Rt.7. Pit Bull pupa, red-red noH, 1 fem•le , 3 males . Call 446· 4043. AKC Toy Poodle party color. Call 448-1609. One miniature Dachshund 8 weeks old female 876. Call 446-0044. Mobile home ne'w pans and doors. Ill side. ou1side. storm doors , trailer windows. About 600 (priced to sell) McAnhur,Ohio. Route 1. Call 614-596-4282 . German Shepherd pupa . AKC totol black 2nd . generation German Import bred for brawm, beauty companionship. Will hold for Christmas 1150. Call Chillicothe 614 - 776 - 4986 night1. a. For Sale: Now 4x8 pool table . 3 piece inch slate . 81200.00 . Call 614-992· 6304. Male Doberman 5 weeki old , 150. Call 448 -3128. Gifts for Christmas-clocks, lamps, Indians, Owls, figu rines. Stop at493 Broadway St. in Middleport. Merchandi se Firewood, 620 .00 pick up load. 830.00 delivered. 304-675 - 2991 or 6766762. 51 Household Goods !Coal Delivered) good lump house coal 1 to 1 ton. call Jim Lanier 675-7397 or 304-675-1247. Bi-inany Spaniel , puppies AKC registered. Bo·rn 1020-84. Call 614-667-8427 after &PM . Christmaw puppies for ule. AKC registered Cocker Spaniels. Good houae pets. Call 614-992-.5623 after 3:30. J rooms with priavte bath, 1st. floor . Call 446-2216 . 1 ,.,.~1It::U:::::::::::~:::::::~ 11 75 &r ~¥.c~,.,~..,~>EA~...~.:;~~=~==r-;~==§~~~~~?i 57 Musical Instruments 71 Spinet piano for ule . Excellent condi1ion. Can be aean before 2:00 at 24 Railroad St., Middleport or call 614992-6764 . FREE CALL CPULD SAVE YOU MONEYI Find an excit· ing musical gift at the lowest price. Guitar. electronic keyboard, drums, any Instrument or accessory. Pianos end organs by Baldwin, Kimball. Kowai and ChickerIng. Check with us before you buy. In w. Vo. call 1 -800-642 - 3446 other 11otas 1-800-824-3498. Basa fiddle, big custom amp . 304-676-2369. Kimball Aniat Consol, 5 months old, dark wood, 304-676-2674. 69 For Sale or Trade Ona baef. 2 hogs. Contact Charles Master•. Mill Creak Rd . 1973 Plymouth Satellite 318 auto, 4 door, ps, pb, 304-773-6146. Farm II. 61 Suppl11::> L1 ve~tuck Farm Equipme':'lt John Deere B tractor and somll trailer, $260.00. 304676-7758 . . 1978 150, postive traction rear and, heavy duty springs, 400 engine. use regular gaa, inoulatod topper, 23,000 actual miles. one owner, $6.600.00 firm. 304-8963879. HOME LITE CHAIN SAW. 1his is a pre inventory one shot deal. Super 2 , 1 4in bar. list •244.96 solo $183.00 . 246 AO, 16in bar. lilt $309.96 sale 8232.00. 160 AO 161n' bar list 131·9.95 solo 8239.00. Super EZ-AO 16in bar, list U69.96 sale 82&9 .00 , 330 AO, 161n bar list 1374.96 oala t2B1 .00. Super XL-AD 16in bor 1111 1409 .96 ulo '326.00. Keefera Servee Center, St. Route 87, Leon, w. Va . 304-896"3874. 63 Livestock Autos for Sale Chriotmu Special 1981 Chevotto. auto. radio, 1owner. *3.196 . John'sAuto Saloo, 446-4782. 1968 Mustang make otter. . Also 1977 Mercury $696. 1977 Cutlooa S. $1,100. Call 446-8113 or 4468201 . 1970 Chevrolet. new tirea 8t brak~&s . good transportation. $325. Call 614-246-9616. 1983 Chovette Scooter 4 speed. excellent condition. $3,800 . Call 614-388 9634 after 5:00PM . 1979 Plymouth Horizon 4 spd . 4 dr., good cond. Call 614-379-2726. 1976 Camero axe . cond .. 350 engine, 4 spd . Have all orginal oqu _ i pmont, 40.000 miles , .4.495. Call 614682-8922. 83 Dodge Omni 4 dr., 4 spd., AM-FM casootte, deluxe interior. Call 614· 246· 9666 or 614-246-9480. 80 Plymouth Horizon 4 dr., auto, PS. air. AM-FM , 64.000 miloa . Call 614245-5131 or 614-246 9666. 1981 Cutlass Supremo Brougham AM-FM stereo, AC, tilt, cruise control, vinyl top, 45.000 miles. Call 446-0514. . Autos for Sale . ·. TOP CASH peld for '80 m""el end newer uood coro. Smlth 8ulcii-Pontloc. 1911 Eootorn Avo:, Golllpollo. Cell 814-4411-2282. 77 Pontile Grond Prl• 30 1' ood condition. Coli oftor PM, 448-0137. l • 1 7:30 -=.::-:::--:--:-:---:-------:· • 79 Motors Homes ':-':1 :,~ i - - - -- - - - - . . : .. '' ~ 8:00 For sale-13 inch Shasta travel trailer. with refrigera· tor, stO\!B with oven. and Porti-pott. lightweigh1. Ex. ce llent Shape. $695 .00 . Phone 614-742-2460 or 614 -742 -3067 . 110, AI!NER .. YoU THINH ~ YOU'RE' I'lll A REA~ EHATE REALLY A MII/..J.Y Ser vices A~ 8UT I'M ~AND YET '" AND A VERY (i(}()() OIIE, 1\PPAf!E'N TL Y. YOU LEr TAFFY YOU'Vt; FOUNIJ YOUR M/IN. "LE'T" HER? IT'5 Hefl ti?Me". Jfi!IE. l'l'l A 6UE6T ffile 73 · Vena lit 4 W.O. 1968 4•4 JHp Wogonoor low mllo1, 1971 Yolkswagon Bug with new motor. Coli b - n 4 & 8. Cell 448-7842. 1 - - - - - - - - - -- 1978 Chevy V. ton pickup, 4x4, 360 auto, PS, PB, Call 448-0616. 1980 Jeep CJ8, 8 cyl, 4 opoed, good cond . 304878-2224. Gil Forum tAHE ME IN? • MOVIE: 'Miracle On 341hs-· [HBOI lnalde the NFL (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Song of llernedette' D (I) (!) F...,lly T1ea Alex pleads with Karen to ac<;ompany him to his pledge dance when his data cancels at tile last minute . Gil On the Money (CCI Tonight's show deals with taKdoduetible vocations. IRS tax audits and tho taking of inventory in your home in the event of a robbery. 9:00 8 (I) (!) ChHrl Nonn decides to pursue his dream of sa~ing around tho. world after a chest •-ray reveals a mysterious spot . (l)700 Club (I) Top R... Boxing from Atlen1lc City (I) NBA Baketbell: w..hlngton "' Plloenlll • (I) Simon • Simon Gil Myoteryl ICC) 'Agatha Christie's Panners in Crime: Finessing the King.' A curious ad in the local newspaper's personal column Ieoda Tommy and Tu-nce too lovers' rendezvous at a focal nightclub and mur'l_er. 160 min.l IHBOl MOVIE: 'hoy Money' 9 :30 (I)(!) Nlgln Coun 1 0:00 8 (I) (!) Hill Street Blu" Bolker posee as a bosuty operator in a shop that distributes drugs and an old and weakened gang vows to rise again when a stronger gang invades its turf. 160 8:30 .., ·• -.,~. --------~ · · --~ Marcum Roofing & Spout· ""~' ing. Now Installing rubber~· roofs. 30 years ex~erienc~~1':1 apecia!lzing in built up roof:' .. Call 614-388-9867 . _ H & S Home Improvements vinyl S. aluminum siding, roofing. seamless gutters. storm windows, overhang. Call 614-367-0409 or 614· , 367-7244 . . t l't.J <» RON 'S Television Service . Specializing in Z8nith and ,· Motorola , Quazar, and ; houao colla. Call 304-576,2398 or 614-446-2454. 1972 Ford F250 4 wheel drive, 4 opood V-8. now paint . •1&·oo. 304-8767829. Wife' ((jVSf:LF. 1 Fatty Tree Trimming . stump :· removal. Call 304-675- • 1331 . Thi5 will be Ciretchen's room. 1'::-TII~ AINGLES ' S SERVICE , e•· , pefienced carpenter, electri- .. cian, mason , pain1er, roof- ·t ing (including hot tar .. appliCation] 304 -675-2088 i or 676-7368. min.t (I) • 0 Rotary or cable tool drilling . Mo1t wells completed same day. Pump sales and services. 304-896-3802. · WINNIE federal government able to offer special incentives to~· cal public school boards m order to foster the national good? 160 min.l Gil No-watch Ill Independent Newa 10:30 (I) My Uttle Morvie Gil Tony Brown's .lou..,.. II) Soap 11:oo • m (JJ rna (JJ ()JNe(I) Bill Colby Show (JJ Dad'. Army Gil s~• Prevlowl Film critics Neal Gabler and Jeffrey lyons review 'Dune' and 'City Heat .' Ill Bonny HNI S [HII()I Not Nec:....tly the News (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Men Who Loved Women' !CCI 11 :15 (JJ MOVIE: 'Doad Hut on a Many-Go-Round' 11 :30. (])(!)Tonight~ (I) Boat of Groucho (I) Sportac.nter (JJ WKRP In Clnclnneti g (I) Newhart Kirk becomas the object ollust for a chango when Leslie' • coustn Stephenie comes to visit. IRl (JJ litonlgltt Arnone. (11 Tul g (jJ Nlghtllne • Twilight Zone . IHBOI MOVIE: 'To Be Or Not To Be' 12:00 (I) Bumo • Allen (I) M81de SportaLook (JJ Nlghtllne D (I) MOVIE: 'The Kid from Laft Field' <ll MOVIE: 'SIIIMr' CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614-446 -4477 Gt• JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT,~! lNG. Rt. 1, Box 356, Galli.,. polia. Call 614-367 -0576. BARNEY . . , I Good · 1 Excavating, basements. footers. driveways,' 1 septic tanks , landscaping . • Call anytime 61 4 · 446 4637, James l. Oa\l'ison, J (.! ,, .... owner. ' 84 ·& Electrical Refrigeration I NEED TWO HUNNERT·POUND SACKS OF IS THAT A PICKUP OR DELIVER? SWEET FEED ... ~ . it ,, ' . I r . .;1't~ ---------- ' SEWIN~ Machine repairs, \ service . AuthoriZed Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sciuors . Fabric ~hoJ? 1 Po'l'eroy . 614-992 -2284 . ,. ,.. -:8~6;:--;:;G:-:e-n-e-ra:-:1:-:H;-;-:-a-u:olin::-g::- ~~---------' ' James Boys Wa1er Service. ; Aloo pools filled. Call 614- , 266 -1141 or 614-446 · ' 1176 or 614 -446-7911 . ·' ~ !D on .Gununalte a ' I'M ReAI.LV TRIMMIN6 DOWN MV CIIRISTMAS Till STATE liPHOlSTERV SHOP . 1183 Sec. Avo ., Galllpolio. 814-446-7833 or614-448 1833. • ...·•. llofttwOOCI (I) (!) Ute Night with DeYid I A - t Tonight's guest io Geo<go Miller. 160 min .l (I) .._ Thllt Bob (I) Top Renk Boxing from Atlantic PEANUTS Upholstery Eye 1 2:30 • Ken's Water Service. Walla..., clst,rns. pools filled . Phone ·~ 814-387-0623 or614-3677741 night or dey. 87 GJ 20!20 (CC) (I) (11 Knot's Landing (JJ The Conatitutlon: n.t Delicate Balance (CCI 'Federalism: National Gov· ernmem vs . States.· Is the Plumbing & Heating ------------------~,. 1-ICtiiCtiOiO) . Pl ANO OCELOT way-END UP I - James Jacoby ,CAID U5T TillS VEAIC. ... A long stretch for 10 tricks NORTH 12-I W< .AK8763 .KJ64 +Ql% ·--. By JaDIOI Jaceby A combination of a little bit of luck ·aad a lar&e bit of skill brought in this aur-~ve contract. South ·was hesitut about bidding with such lackluster cards unUI North came to life with a 11t11u- double of two spades. Tbat penuaded South to enter the fray with three bearll, and North made a doubtful rat.e to four. Hurdle one was at trick one. The rebid of two spades by West showed ilz, 110 nothiDI would be served by playing ·dummy's klDg or ace of lpadel, IInce East would trump. Declarer played a low spade from dummy, and East showed out bY. sigllaiiD& with the diamond eight. Three rounc1a of dlamoti!IS were now played by tbe defense and South trumped the tbird diamond with the heart ace, rtcbUy uaum1D1 that East bad started with alx diamonds. There was now DOtbin& to do liut push a beart to the jack ud pray. The jack held, and wbell tile queen and I 0 of bearll Iell taaetber 011 tile heart klDR. declarer wu baUway home. Two clubs were discarded 011 tile A-K of spades, and declarer returned to bls baud with a . . .... - •Qs ·--. +A98 +J7 64 3 WEST • Q J 10 8 42 tAU EAST Y1ov tKJ&H ! ·~ • 106 .AHSZ op +KQ1052 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South West Nort~ Eut z• 1• Paaa Obi. p...,. 4. 1 1M DOWN TO LAST NAME ... AND THERE GOES JESSIE!! 'iJY t a Sootli Paa Paa tNT st l'f Pus Pa11 Pass Opening lead: +Q 1-----------_, spade ruff. He then leG 11.-1.1 01 clubs for a rufling finesse against tile ace and the contract was home. Doo't bother trying to make tbla contract II you played · tile ace of spades at trick one. It just woa't reach. 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IHIOI MOVIE: 'Tiwnhold' (J) Dol* Gille ' (JJ MOVIE: 'Sbw g t 1 nd 14 Brave's (J) Entlli bilwatwrt T~ • 1 :1 II t :30 >US L~NQA . .(JJCNN HMcltne Newa ' afl ~~- 1:00 (J) I M8med Join i,5 st st SOUTH a Mom! - AROUND Antwet: Skiing Is a eport In wnlch tome end up this TuM . • WKRP In Cincinnati • (I) (!) eo.by Show (J) Cln:UI CIJ Por.l elt of Americ:e: over-imaginative notJelist with a severe case of writer' s block uses Magnum and Higgins to ovarcoma her probtem, inad\lertantly helping them with a case in the procass . (60 min.l (]) MOVIE: 'Tho Bl1hap's ANNIE DeVELOPEII, Excavating I Vesterday's (JJ • (jJ MOVIE: 'Night They S.Ved Clwl-' ICC) II (JJ <ll Magnum. PJ. An Perfect condition-self co n-·' tained, $16 ,000. Must sea . to appreciate. Call Ed Brown at 614-992-6140. 83 . J -: ANNUl Penrroytveo 1111 - - - - , . . - - - ' - - - '' 82 I I I I ][ I I Xl ) Mr-. CI a 18 ft. campe~ , sleeps 6, tuh , bath, range witt'~ oven, re- '· frigerator operates on gas or !· electric, wall to wall carpet- : ing, lots of extras, $3,600. ~4 Call 446-2297. ,• Home Improvements fOrm thobyIUfprioo - -·u gosted tho (I)Jeopanfv <» ~ of Fortune (jJ N - Name That 1978Ford Fiel1a, 4cylindor, 4 speed with front wheel drive. 1995.00. 1979 LTD tWo door. 302 engine. auto. PS, V-top, AM FM Stero tape. $2996.00. Call 614367-7760. 1981 AMC Spirit deluxe. 4 cyl. a.c. am-fm atarao, new tires, exc . cond. Mu11 well. 304-882-3370. Concert (I) Tic TIIC Dough (I) PKA FuN ContJict K-e; 8outlteMt Ught Now arrongo' tho clrdod - . to a 24 ft. self contained camping trailer. Call 614-2561291 . ' 81 t J I I X] 8 this karate championship is pi"Osented from Atlanta, GA . 190 min.l (JJ Andy Griffith (JJ (JJ F...,lly F - MISHI !IE THE CURE FOR LOVE Ai FIR!ST 511SHT. tEMSIDE Welterweight Coverage of '"" Roofing. guttering. siding;""' plumbing, carpentry work and concrete work . Free ootlmates. Call 446-3171 . • Double Registered Bucks- manual drive, needs aome kin. Quarter gelding 8450. repair, raeaonable. 304 Coli 614-288-6622 . 882-3690. '7.1 '. IHBOI Emmet Ottor'1 JugBend Chrl.- ErTIITWtt and his mother compete against a bond of tougho in a local talent. conteot. IMAXI Rod Stewart In 1 977 Maverick lots of new porta. Call 614-266-6261 ofter 6:30PM . .79 Chevrolet Malibu, 8 cyl. Tr .111 spli rL1111111 · 12 · 1, .J.,.,_,. 1965 Chevy Bel-air, $296 . EngineS. body in good cond . Coli 446-7613 after 4. '80 Monte Carlo Landau . VB, auto, PB, PS, AC, AM , Double Registered Palatnino rear defroster, tilt, 304-675 more. gentla. Caii814-2B6- 6286. 6622. 1-=:-----:---:-:--:---:-- Corn for Mia: Now piclting. Bumgarner Dairy. Letart. wv. 304-882-2086 . 0 TonJtjllt (!) ~ of Fortune • (JJ Wheel of l'orta-. (JJ Gil MacNelltiAitfer N_._r ()I Newto 1 boat and trailer for 111,. ~~ _c_a_ll_6_1_4_-2_5_6_·_1_5_5_1_ . - -.•'• . • . I]) Herw Come the Brldeo (I)~ ----------.,-_'~ & Campers Mfi!ING (I) PM M11 I te I]) Gomer Pyfe (JJ • llJ E_.wr.n 1976 SS Nova. Call 4460722 . new 1irea.' new muffler and tailpipe. 69,700 mlloo. Excellent running condition. •2400.00. Coli 304-8822468. GOQD'USED APPLIANCES Weaher1. dryer1, refrlgerltoro, rongeo. Skoggo Applloncea, Upper River Rd. boolde Stone Cre11 Motel. 8"·":'1· 7398. 7:00 ' ·: 1974. Ford Torino 1 owner, low mileage. mint condition . Coli 446-2222 . 1979 Ford Courier 11opaldo. UHd Furniture -· el.ctric fireplace, 6 pc. dinette, head boardo, ond 2 bedroom 1uitew. 3 miles out Butavitle Rd. Open 9om to &pm, Mon. thru Sat. 814-448-0322 1~/13/84 Boats and Motors for Si de 1976 Monte Corio PS . •air. cruise, 71 ,000 mites. Call 614-245-6131 or614-2469565. 2 new fender•. new paint, New efficiency apt. with garage, applianCes fur· nished, washer-dryer hoo· kop. Private yard , *210 mo. includes water , dep . re quired . Call 446 -7209 or 446-328-7. Television Viewing 1980 Honda ate 70, $450 . 304-675-7860 . "' Polled Chorloio bull bull 1-::;;:::==;T;:ru=c=;k:=s=;fo=r=;S:=a=;:le= registered . George Wood· ward, 614-379-2697. Christmas Speciat 1984 Aggre11ive Duroc boars. Mazda 6 spd., AM -FM tape, latlsfaction guaranteed, wire rims. bed liner. $4 ,696 . Rogor Banlty, Sobina, Oh. John' s Auto Saleo, 4464782 . 613-684-2398. Yellow lutino Cockatiels . birds , phone 304-6752 young white foco bulla, 1976 Chevrolet '4 ton 2636. approx. 800 and 900 lba ., $796, also 1973 Ford PU grein fed, 40 canto a pound. •695 . Call 446-8113 or Parakeets. babies. all colors, 446-8201. c\o11 446-1943. new cagaa . Hold for Chirat· mao, 304-675-6030 alto~ Sows and Boar, good quality Chriotmao Special 1980 5 :00 and weekends. breeding 11ock, 40 cents lb. Chavy Luv auto. AM -FM tapa, waw $3~499 now 304-876-7241 . Pakingeae ike white male $2,999. John's Auto Sales. puppy, wormed & shots. on Ruleville Ad. 446-4782 . 6 year old Mare registered 304-675-5030. quarter horoe, 1400.00. well trained, 304-676 - 77 Chevy '4 ton pickup. Coli Toy Spaniel houae dog. 614-246-5840 altar 6PM . famole, 1 year old, 8 to Hi 6761 . lbt. quiet. lovable, UO.OO. Nosdod, tho loon of tame 1967 Chevrolet PU V. ton . j04-895-3338. Burro for Church Nativity Very good cond. $850. Call 614-388-8370. 2, ·Rogitt.,od Poodleo . Scene, call 304-876-3797. Pnone 304-875-8512 or 16 pigo *26 .00each, Rico's 1982 Ford >,4 ton pick-up. 876-24811. . Pig Farm, 10 Milo Rd. 2 300 cubic inch-6 cylinder. 4 mlleo from Rt . 62 .. 304- speed,PS, PB, AM radio. 40.000 miloa: UOOO.OO. 468-1683. Call 814-898 -6384 and 614-949-2293. Firewood 820.00 pickup lood 130.00 delivered anytime. Coli 304-468 - 1728. DJCKTRAtY ..• Motorcycles The Daily Sentinei- Page- 17 Ohio For nle-1978 Suzuki 760 motorcycle. Great shape ~ 1796.00 . Kawuaki 1 DO. motorcycle. *276.00. Ctl! 614-742-2480. ll 2 bdr. duplex ex . location in tOwn 8260 mo. with a December13,1984 " 1983 CR80 Honda $375 "rm: Coll446- 1266. 10 gallon a sot up. •24.00; 10 gallons tonk. $7.99; medium angel fish . $3.99; 20 gallon long. The Fish Tank 2413 Jackson Ave. Pt. Ploasont . '304-676 -2063. Furnished apt ., next door to library, ana professional adult only. Call 446 -0338 . Riverside Apto. Middleport. Speclol ratao for Sonlor Cltlzeno. 1130. Equal Houo· ing Opportunltloo . . 814992-7721 . Pets for Sale lit 4 W.O. .,J Buildin!J Suppllea Rough Cut lpmber, oak, ppoplar, and pi,ne. 2JC4'a. 2x8'o, b&'s, hB's. As·aorted lengths. Call Hogg and Zuspan Materials Co .. lnc . 773-6654 , daytime. 1 bdr apt. , 2 bdr opt .. $150- $250 . Call 304-6757263 675-6104 or 6755386 . Redecorated furnished effi· clency opt. f1 75. Oolu•e unfurniJhad 1 bedroom apt t27& hooted. Call 4482602 or 44$-4807. Doll, Building Materials Block. brick, 111wer pipet, windows. lintel•. etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande, 0. Call 614-245-6121 . Couch and chair. 304-6765375 . Nicely furnished modern mobile home in city., 1 or 2 adults only. Call 446-0338 . Furnished efficiency $146, utiltiaa pd. 1h1re bath . 807 2nd. Avo. Gallipolii. Call 446-4416 after 7PM, Cabbogo Blond Plgtollo, 1674 from 8:00 304-876 to 10:00PM only. 5. 1 bdr. partially furnished. s 190 mo .. utilities paid, $60 dep . 6 mo. "ese. no children and no poll. Coli 446-3667 after 5. Nice two bedroom in Eastern ·School District. Natural Gat TPC water and no pelt. 11i6.00 plus depooit. Call 614-949-2801 . No Sunday calli. 1- - - ----------,- Authentic Beautiful 8 pc. dining room suite, used 2 months. purchose price I 1,069. Sole price $700. leaving area . 304-372-6390. 54 74 ' Handmade Doll Houses from *80.00 to l76.0D, 614-448-4830. RICK' S NEW AND USED FURNITURE. Used atoveo and refrigerators. Compare our prices, wave_ today. Phone 304-773-6430. Vans 1984 4 wheal drivo : 1979 Ford F160 Ranger 4x4 wide short' bed. Good conditton. 400, engine. auto. trena., 4 1n. lift kit, iwo . aete of tires ari~ whaolo. Coli · after 4 :0.0 ot 814-986 -366 4 or 986 3828. .. ·~ Model M 14, Boll Sew , oow mill 40 In blildo, 2 yrs old. 82 , 000 . 00 . 304 - 675 7768 . 513 Third Ave . two-1 bdr. apts, Starting $136 to $165 mo. Water included. dep req . Call446-4222 between 9 & Newly remodeled house, 2 bdr, 1 full bath. lg .. furn . .kitchen. Ideated in Mlddl.e port . · Send resume to Dady Sentinel. P.O . Box 729 -V, Pomeroy, 'Oh 46769 . For sale or rent: 3 bedroom house with detached garage on 34 acres. In Portland area . Call after 5 :30 pm . 304-273-5272 . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Call614-446-0756 . 49 fenced backyard . Call 446· 8293 after 5PM . Home in Racine. All elec1ric . $200'.00 per month . Deposit and references required . Call 614-949-2849 . 1-----:--- -:--- 46 Space for Rent 3 bedrooms home near town . Central air. garage, $276 mo. plus deposit . Call 446 - 6610 Century 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc. 2 bedroom duplex house. downtown Pomeroy . Furn. or unfurn . 8225 .00 · plus utilities . Caii614 -992-23B 1 day or 614-992-6723 night. ., Natural gas heat . Racine aroa. Call 614-992-5858 . Houses for Rent House for rent . Call 304· 675 -7263 675 - 5104 or 675 -5386 . 73 KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®bJ LMry Wright Antiquo looking diamond ring and neckleca 111 1276.00. Mono leather jacket with fringe• t76.00. 304-875-7880. Pickens uHd furniture . 304676-6483 or 676-1460. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: 85 Spring Brook 14x70. 3 bedroom. total electric. deluxe appliances. garden tub, bay window . Only $12,950 .00 . 85 Rockford · 14x70, Miec . Merchandise Am -fm console dereo with tape & r'"ord player 150. now 110 lb. barbell oet with Incline bench. •ali. 304676-2838 . 01110. Furniture Why. Trade center outlet. Kaneuoa _P_•_Y_M _ o_ro_l_ _ _ _ __ Hickory Wind, 141 Butternut Ave. Old furnishing•. collectibles and gifta. Sun day 1:00-6:00, Mondoythru Thursday 10:00-6:00. 1973 Roaomont 2 bdr .. 1 4 x65 , e•cellent condition. Don't miss this one $5,900 . Call 614 -446-0175 . For sale : 1981 64 Household Gocida UAd bedroom suite, love_ , hldo-e-bed. Corbin & Snyder Furni1ure, 956 Second, Gallipolia,-446- 1171 . dow air cond ., drapes, soma Only $12.460 .00. delivered and blocked. Blocks, vinyl underpinning and steps irieluded in price . USI;D : 12x60 or 12x70, 3 bodroom . Both real nice condition , $5950 . 00 each . Gene's Mobile Homes. Inc., Rt . 177 and ilt. 2 Ravenswood . Call 1 - 304-273 5136 . 61 County Appliance, Inc . OuMII for oole. 509 111 St. Good uoed opplioncea and Apt. A Pt . Pl. 304-878TV aota. Open SAM to 8PM . 5988 . Mon thru Sot, 448- Hl99 , 827 3rd. Avo. Gollipolia, 1 OH . Make an offer- Must sell! 19711 2 X66 Torch 2-3 bdr. unfurnished. Call 614-4467132 . bath, total electric, self storing storms. plywood 14x70. 3 bedroom. 1'1• floors , deluxe appliances. 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