http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6e075e9b07eae0b08b1f4e714b0cf444.pdf b662dc6bf6d1c5dc38db79b723d72742 PDF Text Text Brok~n promises Senrice news Bnd<ley on .P&~d , SeePage& \ ' .. ,. t' ·----~~-- Dick Cavalli ' ' Dl() 'rt1l WATCH iHE TV SHOW LA5T NIGHT ABOUT TH~ ~~ HOV.EL..Y YOUNa ~I R.I... ••• WHOATEAI\t\,Aq!CAPPLE,AND TURNED INTO A SON~BIRDLt-ND PERCHED ON THE HANDOFA PRINCE ... 1 I New ·OU coach Gibbs retires Spons 01iPage 4 story on Page 10 '. •• ) ~----------4-------------~--------~~~~·---------L. ---- ---·--- • • enttne . at y ' Vol.34. No.173 Copyrightod .1984 •.. ,. ' , I PoiT!eroy~Middleport. ·• 0 ' Ohio, Mond11y. pecember 17, 1984 1 Section, 10 Pagao 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. NewspaPer o ·OSM redrafting sUbsidence mining ruling chance to comment as required by federal law, according to OSlo6 spokesman Frank Kelley. Although the OSM can keep the rule as Is, Galloway CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - There's a good chance that the new coal mine subsidence regblatlon . said he hopes Flannery's order will prompt the federal agency to take a greater role In subsidence being drafted by the federal Office of Surface Mining regulation. wUJ be the same as the old one, officials say. Subsidence occurs when l!mnels 9f an unused coal Two months after ordered to do so by a fec)enil mlne collapse, damaging or destroying surface judge; the OSM Is llnally getting 8fllimd to suspending structures, as well as water Wells and streams. the old rule, which essentllilly puis much of the In Monongalia County, homeowners have rued a burden of subsidence regulatlbn on states. lawsuit challenging Consolidation Coal Co.'s plans for "OSMdoesnotmovewtthllghtnJpgspeed, that's for longwall mining In the·area out of fear of subsidence sure," said L. Thomas Galloway, the Washlniton on their property. lawyer whose suits prompted the Oct. 1 ruling by U.S. More dramatic Is the case of Centralia, Pa., which District Judge Thoma:; Flannery In the District of · has hru) to be abandoned beCause an underground Columbia. coal mine fire has been burning out of control for over Flannery remanded the rule to the agency on the gt'Ol!nd that It was enacted without giving the public a :1Jl years. When subsidence occurs there, the ground opens to reveal a sight that could have Inspired Dante's "Inferno." · James E. "Pete" Pitsenbarger, chief of the state rEClamation dlvls!OJ\, says he has begun to believe that the Mountain State's subsidence rules may have to be made more stringent. Only new mining operations opened since .July 1!1!4 are required to file subsidence control plans, and the · state's 1111es otherwise focus chiefly on compensating property owners. At that, West Vlrg!nla's laws are more stringent and provide more protection than do most states, says Galloway. "Some states just don't have anything," he said. Although Flannery overruled the regula lion on a tEC!mlcal aspect, Galloway said the verdict still was a By MAR111A BRYSON HODEL A!IIOCiated Press Writer AND 1:-IVED HAPPIL-Y . eve~< AFT5R? ' J;· MUST REM5MBE:R TO.IHANK MOM WHEN ! GET HOME:. \ 'D-Day' nets 400arrests Search resumes for missing plane Alllloclated Press OVP SWf Repolts MR. MEN'M AND LITTLE MISS'M by Hargreaves and Sellers rt WHAT'S lHE TROUBL.E, OFFICER'<> • © 1964 Hargreaves and Sellers Distrib\lted by NEA, Inc. WHAT ~~ I WANT MY rr? HA~D9'AAE r~OZENt . • • YOU TO BREATHE INTO THIS victory for his side. "The industry was argu ing tha t the law doesn 't even protect the land 's surface a t all. but the judge said that wasn't the case," Galloway said. "That w as the most important issue In the case." The industry has been fighting the posslbiUty of subsidence regulations beCause they could add s ignificantly to the cost of mining. In flghtlng the homeowners, Consol closed the e ntire Osage mine , w hich wa s the target of the suit. The company took the action when a Kanawha County Circuit judge ordered it to halt operation of the mine's single longwall section. Consol spokesman P aul Kvederis said the company was forced to close the whole operation beCause none of the mine was economically feasible 10 operate without the longwa ll. A weekend crackdown on ·drunken driving, labeled "I). Day" netted nearly 400 arrests, the State Hljhway Patrol says. l,.QCally, Lt. Dan Henderson, Gallla-Melgs Post commander; reported six DWI arrests over the weekend. While the state effort resulted In an unusually high number of alcolhol·related arrests, HenderS!m called the local arrest rate normal. "The publicity may have kept somepeoplefromdrlvlng,''Henderson said, "that was the Idea." The patrol dispatched extra troopers from 6 p.m. Friday until 6 a.m. Saturday to end the Drunk and Drug Dr!Vlng Awareness Week proctalmed by Gov. Richard Celeste. TheGailla-MelgsPostcommanders said six officers were on duty throughout the period. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. (AP \ - Police plan to use m eta l delection equipment today before sending divers into the Ohio River to res ume the search for a sm a ll plane thai crashed Dec. 9 with two people a board. a state police officer said. Cpl. K. R. Beckett of the Point P leasant detaclunent said the equipment detected two objects suspected of being pieces from the plane, but divers found over the weekend that they were logs. He said the search is bei ng hampered by the swift river current. ~' .,,,.. BRISK BUSINESS- Balneas was brt911 Friday at Store In Pomeroy prior to an C<Jumy Engineer Phil Roberts. ~ Dllllar General - ~ by Melp . - 'lbe store's storeroom noor collapsed earlier In the week. A state Inspector was expected to be on the scene today. · " We had some d ivers in Saturda"· and yesterday and they're getting whipped all over ," Beckett said . New metal detecting equipment was being used inthesear ch today lo determine whether divers are needed. he said. " We ha,•e another piece or two on the bottom we're going to try to~~ determine whal it is . We've gol som e divers available and if we feel it's necessary to dive, we'll dive ." The two-sea t single-engine Y an kee plane left Don Scott F ield in Columbus, Ohio. on the morning of Dec. 9and s topped later in the day in Dayton, ol'ficials said . The pilot is believed to have been Paul Hawks, 28. a free-lance photographer from Columbus, while the passenger is thought to be Hubert W. Harder. 29. a n Ohio State biochem istry studenl . The search began after three Ga Uipolis youngslers saw the plane di sappear int o the river . Crews already ha ve found a seat from the plane and what is believed to be part of the fu sela ge . Ohio placed second nationally in lottery sales COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -of the 17 state-operated lotteries In the country, Ohio's is growing at the second-fastest rate and may soon claim the lead . The state lottery's gross sales were up 51.6 percent from $397.8 million in fiscal1983 to$003milllon in flscall!lW. That rlsealsomovedthat lottery from seventh place to fifth place na tionwkle In overall sales. If sale§ of recent weeks continue, the number of lottery tickets sold this year may well be twice that of lastyear-afact thatpromptedone trade ·publication to call the Ohio lottery the fastest growing In the country. The ID!nois lottery is the only oqe growing at a faster rate. JUinols residents bought 84.4 percent more tickets In fiscal 1!ll4 than In the preVIous year, with sales jumping from $495.4 mUllan to $913.6 mUllan. Illinois' lottery Is second In overall sales, behind Pennsylvania, which this year beCame the only state to sell more than$1 billion in tickets In a year. Lottery officials say the Ohio Lotto- which ol'fers a minimum $1 million jackpot - sparked the boom, although spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg said sales in all the games have Increased . In the Ohio Lotto, added to state games In Apri11983, players choose sets of six numbers from 1 to 40 in hopes of matching the six numbers picked in twie<"-weekly dra win gs. Whenever all six numbers a re not matched. the jackpot rolls over to the next drawing and is increased by further sales. Illinois' gam e requires picking six v.-inning numbers from a field of 44. "That differene<" of four numbers literlilly doubles the odds." said Anne Bloomberg, Ohio Lottery spokeswom an. For a brief while, the Ohio Lotto had the dist inclion of offeri ng the la rgesl lottery jackpot m history . E ight winnPrs shared a $24.6 million jackpot on Aug. t On Sept. 1. howe\'er. rhe lllinois lottery. having gone unclai med for three weeks. paid asinglewinner $40 m illion. Three people injured after sep;;u-ate weekend accidents ,.I'IRD IN CANADA ~Y SNAKES TALES'M I WONDER. WHAT LADY SNAKE Wll...L- DOE55Hfa. USUAL.L..Y ·Grvevou· GIVE ME. FOR ,_·~· 5'fMA6. LAS'T 5HEGA'VE.ME A CHAIN SAW··· SOME-rHING lqel2 ASOXOF HAND GRENAC>E5,1qal A MINE. Sols A Pomeroy man was cited by the Galila-Meigs post of the State Highway Patrol for failure to control his vehicle after It struck an embankment along U.S. 33 Sunday afternoon. Clifford I. Icenhower, :IJl, was northhound on 33, when he apparently lost control of his car, crossed the median and struck the embankment, troopers said. Icenhower received minor Injuries In the 12: 25 p.m. Incident, but troopers said he was not treated. Icenhower's car sustained light damage In the accident, the p.~trol said. Two motorists received minor injuries when their cars coll!ded on Ohio 124 Saturday afternoon. According to troopers, a car driven by BW'l L. Putnam Jr., 16, Coolville, was backing from a private drive and started easthound on 124. An east bound car driven by by the patrol with falling to stop Charles D. Wilson Jr., 32, Rt. 1, within an assured clear distance. Reedsville, apparently could not A Rt. 2, Vinton, man was cited by stop In tlme and struck Putnam's car from behind. Putnam· s car . the patrol following a two-vehicle coillslon on Ohio 160 In Gailla County continued on after the collision and Saturday evening. struck a tree, the patrol said. Nona E. Nelson, 55, Pomeroy, was Heavy damage was reported to reportedly stopped on northbound both carS following the 12: 55 p.m. on 11i0 to make a left turn. A accident. Both drivers were treated northbound pickup driven by Darat the scene by·a passing motortst, rell G. Dodrill , 62, Rt. 2, VInton, troopers said. Wilson was charged apparently came over a hlllcresl and was unable to stop, striking Nelson's vehicle. Both drivers claimed injury, the pa trol said, but were not treated. The 6: 05 p.m. accident caused heavy damage to Nelson's car and light damage to Dodrill's pickup. Dodrill was cited by the patrol for a ssured clea r distance, A Racine man escaped injury when the car he was drjving overturned along Township Road 29 Sunday night. Paul Justis, 50, was northbound on 29. approxima lely lhree·lenths of a m ile north of County Road 35, when he apparent ly wem ol'fthe lef1 srdeof the road. struck a rock and overturned at 10:59 p.m .. the parrot said. Justis was not ciled foll owing the accident, which caused moderate dam age to his ca r . A car d riven by a Middleport woman s us tained lighl damage when il struck a ditc h along Countv Road 3 Sunday morning, Troope;~ !Continued on Page 10) Sheriff's department probes .auto, bus thefts on weekend , A number of motor vehicle thefts during the night and thatlt was stuck occurred In Meigs County early In the soft lawn behind the Tuppers Saturday morning and are under Plains Elementary School. lnv!!Stlgat!on by the Meigs County Benedum also reported that a car Sheriff's Department. was also stucll in the mud. Upon According to a report Issued by investigation, the car was disco· Sherltf James J. Proffitt, at 5:30 veredtobetheQuillenvehlclestolen a.m., Middleport police discovered from Middleport. ajeepawnedbyT!mJenldns,sltt!ng Evidence Indicated that the attheflagpoleatM!ddleportVillage Quillen vehicle somehow got stuck Hall. In the soft lawn owned by Forrest When Jenkins arrived home, he Ward. The suspect took door mats reported to ihe sheriff's office t)lat ·. from the front of Tuppers Plains his jeep was. ITllssln$ from his : · Elernenticy, School and put. tb;>m Flatwoods Road residence. · · · llllder·!hetlres to get traction, but to At · 7: ~ a .m.; .Middlepoit pollee ·· no'vail. ,' ..: . : · .. ··. ·. ·. · · ·received a· repon·. ~t ~ l98l .:: ·.Thesuspect~appa~tlyw~t . Plymouth ·had bei!n ~en from the ·through several ·or the buses parked · Quillen residence on Sycainore at the''lot untllonewa.s l9luid:wtth a Street. . ·. · · · · ·.key. ;I'he 'b).ls was t))en .tJSe!lln an. · At 9:14 .a.m., Francis BenedWI1, . 'arlempt·to·pullout the car, hOwever, .TUJlllerS .Pla\n.s, .not~ .the she- in.attempjlilg to poslt!<1n the !ius, It · rift's otnce that an·Eastern Local ' too bi!c~ stuck. · . . Sci!Ooi i:>istttct buB had been At I}OOntll·~turday, Homer Cole lroril,lhe INa lot IICllllellrmi iWortec! ·that !i llQl 4·wheel drive aaraae taken · truck had been taken from the parking Jot at his station. A station attendant had noticed the truck missing at 7 a.m., but assumed the owner had picked It up. Cole reported that the truck would not have gone far beCause the freeze plugsweremlsslngandtherewasno water In the radiator. The truck was located along State Route 7 just north of Five Points. On Saturday evening, thesherUf's department took a report of a vehicle !Ire. According to that report, James McHaffie•. Portland, was traveling south State Route 338 towards the Ravenswood Bridge when .the tuel line mter came loose and gasoUne spr~tyed on 'the hot engine and caught lire. A Ravenswood Fire Department pumper was called to the scene and extinguished the flames. No injuries were reported. oo \ I / I ' TAKING HEART - Ardtlal bean recipient WIIUam J. Sehl'ooider' pve the tlllunbiHip Slgft Sunday with his ript hand, wldch had been~ by lhe stroke he !Riffered '11tursday. Dectors said Sehroeder Is physlclilly recovered hut remains mentally withdrawn · after the stroke. LMerpholo ). 1AP �I ·c ommentary The Daily Sentinel ll1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB JJOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publlsht-rs Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome. They should be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be sig ned with name, address and telephone num ber. No unsigned lett ers will be published, Letters should ~ In g_ood taste, addressing Issues, not personalities. Grenada revisited • Law of broken A broken presidential promise Is defined as a promlse made to the liberal camp of American voters. Or had you noticed thilt? It is hard to pick up an editorial page In America or to listen to a Democratic speech without running Into the hectoring of Ronald Reagan on the matter of the unbalanced budget. Sure, an unbalanced budget became a Social Dereliction Only when Reagan became president. But never mind that the sanctity of a balanced · budget Is ·associated with the Republican Party, It is the Democrats from whom we have jeremiads against an unbalanced budget, and flllbusters against a constitutional amendment to prohibit an unbalanced budget · But dwell now more generally on what promises Mr. Reagan's critIcs care about. During the presidential campaign, Mr. Reagan promIsed to raise the defense budget by seven percent It is widely speculated that Reaganlsgoingtocave ln on that promise l)ut the only people we hear ·from objecting to that broken promise Is the secretary of defense, and maybe the people who make tanks. Four years ago, candidate Reagan promlsed to abolish the Department of Education and the Department of Energy, saying that much that the Department of Energy does that Is useful could be done, without wrecking the beautiful architecture of government by, oh, · the Department of the Interior. Where is the pressure on Reagan to get on with It? NFL results · N!'W E:nJ[I.ancl N.Y . Jprs lnd!anapolbl Buffalo are i 7 8 B 0 lit 4lf 2"JO t'M, .5f(J 'Jil 310 .DI J:JI 3.1t 'HI .188 2tO 437 0 w... o .813 l 4 :JSJ 241 .750 08 282 .!HI :GiJ 278 0 0 ~ Kansas CJ ~· 8 8 o - ~ :nJ l24 Sa n Dk!go . 7 9 0 .QS :DI 413 N..\noNAL 00~0!: Dallas 9 N.Y. Giants 9 - Sl. 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Buffalo 21 Plllsb.lf'Rh Ll Lai Angl'l£'!11 RalrP111 7 Kansas City 42. S3n DieRQ 21 Atlanta :.ti. Phlladl'lpl\la 10 Mtllday'il G...w DallllS at Miami DID REGUlAR SEASON '. .. ..'' . ' ' .. · 21 l .875- 19 N lit ~ :m ll ~"J60 2 7'lt .117 11 .:107 n ~ u 11 16 MllwaukK' l~ Chlc""o 1.1 ll 577 !!00 '1 U .-tOO .250 10 15 6 18 41J, 8 l t!t .L16 10 ~ OONFERENCE MktWMDfttlllloa ~~ ~ .&'1 lfi 10 .600 t,il Dallas S01n Antonk.J Utah 12 12 12 1l ¥'VII .480 .1'h 12 .462 l'D4 4 Kansm; City 14 7 16 .1 7~ Pac.irk· DM•n lti 15 1J 1J Portland L.A . <1ippmi Sl'attl<' Goldrn ~air .fit~ 10 . 11 ."'TT 1 !'i2fi 21J, 12 J••, 111 12 13 ' .481 ,-Ill) :w, 8 17 ~ 71j, SMwdlu"AGame~~ (boltOO lfJl . Atlantil 94 lndi11na 112. Nrw Jer.;cy 100 (1p.·~land lffl. NN" York g; Phllack>lphia U4, Ctllt'ap:o llrl HcU!iitOO U7. DaUas US San Antmio m. 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N'alklrlal Baake~W i\lww.i11lklll PlllLADELPHlA 76(>rs-Track>d Marc Javaront. forward, lo thl' San Antonio Spur~ lor thlrd·round draft cholet• In l!Fb. S~ed CirorJ.t(' Jotnson, fOIWilrd . rom'IIML ~a&ioru&l t 'oottlalll..eque GREF.N BAY PACKERS-A£'1\vutf'd .Johnni<' Gra~· . safMy, and Gal)' Hoffman , la<' kk>. Plac'f'd Larry McC:HTl'n . ei'fller . and Ezra John5(1'1 , de'fen sivf' tt~d . on tlw lnjur«:: I'M('I'\'C llc;t. JI()()IE\' Nlldonal Hudley Leape Mll\.'N mrT'A NORTI! ~AR.'i-Callf<d u'p Tom HirSCh. drofmseman , ln.m Sprln¢'k>ld of thr AITI('rtcan H(l('l(p~· Lt•aguf'. TOROt-.-ro MAPLE LEAFS-Cal i<'d 11p Sll'\'f' 'Thomas. forward, and Bill KltchNI , dl'fm.c;rman . from St . Ci!thartnt?S of the i\m('rican H~eo:.-' l..A>agtW. OWo H.S. ~ JlaMkedNLII By 'nw- AMol.'Wed l'r'tw ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs' win over Belpre Friday passed the low hurdles test. Tuesday night they will a ttempt the high hurdles when undefeated Alexander comesto the Larry Morrison Gymnasium . High-flying Alexander features three of the TVC' s top 11 scorers and brings an up-tempo quintet that has averaged more than 81 points per game. Coach Mike Meek , In his first year at Spartanland after taking the helm from the very successful BU Whaley, has his Spartans unb!!aten In five games a nd In a first place tie with Trimble, also 5-0. Meigs is tied for third along with Belpre and Nelsonvtlle-Yotk at 3-2. Since Trimble must take ori Belpre, the Marauders could go Into Friday's game at Warren Local only a game out of first place. Alexander Is the defending Athens' sectional c hampion and return three players that were instrum~;>ntal in the big year, Ryan Carsey, Scott Ferris and Brad Jeffers. Butt he main reason for Alexander's 5-0 record Is Athens High transfer, Brian BUckle. BUckle Is Drrlln Hiland 101, MiWillon Chr. wrsl~· ~1 Dixit' 61, Trt.Coonly N. tfi Dublln 52, Buckt'yt> Val . .U ' E . 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Mike Chancey, Mclg.. ... .... 5 !f; 11 11 Couples R Donova n Lcm . Tr.lmi>le .... 5 81 1611 1•_ r -9_. '_ · •_s•_ev _c_H_a_mo _ n._,_-c_._ . _ _ _, _ 78_"_ ' .L_ _ _ _ _ _ __ ___::.:::!__ North Gallia stayed close with earned SP its 32-point final advantage over the hosts. South Point for three quarters NG had30rebounds,with Kemper during a non-league game at NG . snatching nine, while SP tallied 19. Saturday, but a surge of foulPage was leading rebounder for the shooting for the visitors In the fourth Pointers with seven. NG had 10 quarter led to an 81-49 win for the turnovers and SP recorded slx. Pointers. With tour of its players scoring in The loss left the Pirates 1-3 on the the Pirate reserve double figures, season. South Point placed fiv e players in handed SP's B team a 51-39 loss. double figures in scoring. Leading Todd Holstein was topscorerfor NG the way was Mark Carey with 23, with 14, while Doyle Ca llih an while Ryan Salmons added 18. Doug supplied 12, Keith Burnett had 11 Zornes contributed 13 points, a nd and Shane Glassburn added 10. Earl William Page and Steve Sark had 11 Mayo contributed four . Robert Woodard was the Poinpoints each. ' ' t ers ' leadlng scorerwith 10. F:or NG .' Mike Kemper scored 23 NG remains idle until Friday. points. Steve Thaxton supplied eight it travels to Southwestern for when and Paul Lee chipped in with slx. anSVAC matchup. Action was tight throughout the NORTH GALLIA 1491- Kempcr 1H l2: first half, with the Pirates tra l!lngby l)epl 2.0-4: Oiddlt.> 1-2-4: l.t'f' 3-(Hi; T haxton eight a t the end of the first quarter . H tR; Hawks ).t .:t Ha mmons 0.1·1. Totals 22- ~ . The Gallians were down by five at SOUTH POfl'tj"T (81) - Carf'.v 11 ·1·23: haHtime. Zornc; 4- ~ 13: Sa lmo ns 7-J-1 8: Pa~P S-1-lt : The Pointers were able to boost Sim m£'nnan 1.0.2: Sar k [).11 ·11: B radburn Totah '!9-mJ . their lead to 11 during the third 1-t<l. 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Zan('!IVWe fll Ccda rv llll' 78, Triad 63 Coshori<JI 00, Oaymont !It CVCA 56, Kidron 54 Oa \ ', Cham~Jullml'lf" ?ti, Valk>)• Vif'W «l DaY. Dunbar 101. ('ol. Ea st 00 Day. waoowdalv ~. Xenlil 42 Day. Tt>mpk> Y.l, Mlddif>tCM"n Chr. .U ()(oftUn• !W. BowllnR G1'l"M\ 40 [)(>laWai'(' 00, NC"o''arit flH Di'frolt tMidl .l lnt('f('lty M, Cl~e . URI· the TVC's sixth leading point-getter with a 19.2 averag<•. Also averaging in double figures for Alexander are Keith Barnhart and Fenis, both at 15.6. Meigs' Mike Chancey remains In seventh place among TVC scorers at 17-0. The 6-4 junior also Is the Marauders' top rebounder and bas averaged 16.0 points ln all games. Other Meigs starters Include 6-2 ~nlor Jay Carpenter (12.0) alongside chancey at forwards , 5-9 junior Rick Wise (11.3) and5-7juniorBrad Robinson (6.0) at guards, and 6-4 senior pave Fisher (6.5) at center. Wise came off his best game of the year at Belpre as the quick playmaker scored 21 points and dished out five assists. Robinson's 12 i>olnts at Belpre gave the Meigs' ba~kcourt 33 points, a sure sign that as the Marauder guards go, so does the powerful Meigs' frontcourt. Although allowing 72 points a t Belpre, Meigs remains the TVC's top defensive team , giving up 56.0 points per game in the offensiveminded league. Alexander gave Indication early in the year· that scoring records were bound to fall . The Spartans Pointers pull away from NG in final period ~ Anna f9. Indian Lakr 4.1 A.n:tiiDid 00, H~illll' t8 liberal media, In turn, are looking,to the Supreme Court - that last bastion of dying establishmentsfor rescue, decorating their pleas with sonorous snippets of Jefferson and Madison . But the real Issue Is whether America shall be run by tbe people it has elected. 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Hoosloo Behind the libel trials ____w_i_llia_m_A._R_ush_er reporters, editors, TV news producers, anchormen, the works -voted Democratic In each presidential election from 19M onward. The U.S. government, on the other hand, has consistently been In the hands of people whose views were well to the right of those of the media ellte. To take only presidents by way of lllustratl9n, th~re would probably be little argument about the relative conservatism of the Republlans: Nixon, Ford and Reagan . But Lyndon Johnson was no liberal hero either; in' fact , the current battle between the government and the media first broke out in his administration. And while Jimmy Carter ultimately lost the support of almost everyone, he was never the liberals' favorite, either for nomination or renomination. Yet these five men (actually four, since Ford was never elected) have been the voters' choice In every presidential election for 20 years, and the media's savage attacks on them and their appointees have been a consistent feature of our national policies throughout that entire period. So now, when CBS Television accuses Gen. WOllam Westmoreland of concealing the -truth about enemy troop strength in Vietnam and Westmoreland responds with a libel suit, what we are really seeing Is the flare-up of one still glowing ember or .ihat blazing national controversy, And when time Implied that General Ariel Sharon egged on Israel's Falanglst allies prior t!l their ghastly Beirut massacres In 1981, and Sllaron thundered that the charge was a "blOOd ll,bel," the originating animus was the strenuotiS liberal opposition to Israel's drive Into southern Lebanon (which the Rea- 2 7 .7 9 .. 12 !I """""""" .• o .8&7e m t1 x·Ptttttbur2h Clndnn.atl ·,xeust MS...AM ON ----1-IE 'RIGJ.n' BUS AA harry lawmakers~____J_ac_k_A_nd_er_so'--n NEW YORK (NEA) - I have already commented in this space on the underlying significance of the DOWN? Westmoreland and Sharon libel suits, and had Intended to let the matter rest there until the verdicts were in. But the media and the ir defenders are emitting such loud anticipatory. shrieks of pain that a few corrective comments ought not to wait. As Joan Rivers would say, can we talk? Listening to the commentar: les, one might suppose that what Is at stake here Is some .arcane but precious point of constitutional law, · so central to our liberties as a nation that America wlll turn Into one vast gulag if CBS and Time, Inc. are requied to pay money damages-for telling malicious lies about public officials. On the contrary, what is really as your Instinct going on probably told you all along - is a power struggle. It has been underToday is Monday, Dec. 17, the 352nd day of1984. There 14 days left In way for nearly 20 years, and the end is by no means In sight. On one side the year. are a few Immensely Influential Today's highlight In history: On Dec. 17, 1!m, Orville and Wilbur Wright staged the llrst successful news organizations, on whom powered airplane flight ar Kitty Hawk, N.C. communications technology In recent decades has conferred the On this date: In rr77, France recognized America's Independence. almost exclusive power to tell the In 1&'!0, South American patriot Simon Bolivar died In Colombia. . American people what Is happening In 1933, In the ttrst world championship football game, the Chicago Bears In thl' nailon and the world. On the other side are officials and allies of defeated the New York Giants, 23-21. In 1939, during world War II, the German pocket battleship Graf Spee the U.S. govel'lll1l!!nt, committed to was scuttled by its crew, ending the Battleofthe~verPlateoHUruguay. carrying out its policies. In 1944, the U.S. Army announced It would end Its policy of excluding The conflict arises because the media are heaytly dmlnated by Japanese-Americans from the West Coast. In 1900, the U.S. Air Force closed its Project Blue Book by concluding liberals who frequently disapprove there was no evidence of extra-terrestrial spaceships behind thousands of of those pollcles. Exactly why the media are so liberal Is a good UFO slghtlngs. · . Also In 1969, an estimated 50m1Uion television viewers watched as singer question, but the fact Itself ts Tiny Tim married Miss VIcky during the "Tonight Show" on NBC. beyond dispute : The famous In 1975, Lynette "Squeaky" Fromme was sentenced by a federal court In . Lichter-Rothman study of_. ~ discoVered that never less than Ill Sacramento, caur.. to life In prison for the attempted assassination or percent or our media elite President Gerald R Ford. W L TPct. PF PA X· Miam i Now, In pursuit or a balanced budget, Reagan Is bound by his own respect for his own promises, and one promise, most resonantly delivered, was that he would not alter the present structure of the Social Security tax. Pests • history In Today AMEKICAN OO~CE Eool · More than a year after the fact , the American occupation of Grenada still had Its critics. There are still questions as to the justification for the operation. How Immediate was the danger to the medical students? What about the new jet airport? Washington, which before · the · invasion wouldn't buy the tine that It was to bring in tourists, is now pushing This Is a promise he sbould be completion for that very purpose. urged to break. The objective, Was the strike primarily for the benefit of the Grenadans or ws their should be to postpone payments, plight a useful pretext for the de livery of a forceful message to others? Say gradually, until they vaguely corthe Nicaraguans. respond to Increases in longevity. So It stlll goes In some neg~tlve- mindedquarters . But even these would No one could reasonably argue that find It difficult, at this point In time, to dismiss the occupation's positive If science makes it possible for .the outcome. average American to live to be 150 Grenada has reorganized Itself In an election In which the island years old we shoulil still continue to republic's entire political spectrum participated, a refreshing contrst to pay Social Security beginning at recent balloting In Nicaragua and El Salvador. age 65. The advantage of tackling A broad centrist coalition won. Although it was made very clear In advance that this was the choice favored by Washington, there is no Social Security is that this could be done hand In handwlth a payroll tax question that the Grenadans chose freely. .,...._ '""Giii§l-~~-~~;::,..-­ deduction . The promlses of presiSo all's well that ends well. dential candidates shouldn't be Well, yes, But. ~ At the very least, it is premature to pronounce a complete recovery In treated like constitulional amend- · Grenada's case. · ments . · Democracy on the island Is still in a very delicate condition. It should I l.tA~~IP?' be remembered that Grenada suffered considerable damage from the autocratic right before succumbing to the fanatic left, from which American forc!'s rescued it . Elements of both extremes are stUl active and hOpe to regain power. The economy Is equally fragile. Freedom as yet has not provided a WASHINGTON - Capitol HUlls hero being ridden out of town on <!It's barely possible that help wlll spray the cracks and crannies solution to the chronic problem of widespread unemployment. The new overrun with pests - and they're . rail, BudowSki Indicated that If It · where ,t he little six-legged rascals arrive with the new Congress next airport may help, but In the long run Grenada needs more than tourists to not all lobbyists, nosy reporters or weren't for the honor of the thlng, month. Rep.-elect Tom DeLay, lurk. "It's very frustrating because m ake a go of it. demanding constituents. It's so simple," Budowskl said. R·Texas, Is an exterminator by he'd just as soon skip it. Though And there are the larger implications of Grenada as a limited tactical Cockroaches infest the Capitol trade, and was understandably Furthermore, Budowskl claims ackowledglng that the Capitol job success . and the House and Senate office appalled at the number of roaches was a "prestige account," he said - and this may shock some of you The operation is touted as an undertaking In collective defense, with buildings - even the newer ones. he saw slithering around tbe office he wouldn't bld on It again- not at who've read about fancy, threethe United States responding to the request for assistance from immediate It 's not that Congress has ignored Congress' prices, anyway. he's using temporarily In the Camparilunches in Washington neighbors threatened by Grenada's collapse into anarchy. the problem. It has contracted with 51-year-old Longworth Building. that many congressional staffers There are other problems besides There Is stU! some question - again - whether developments were extermlnators for years. But In the "There were no roaches In the Congressional stinginess that are eat lunch at their desks and keep really quite that spontaneous. But even accepting the collective-defense peculiar, penny-pinching way of Texas Capitol," he said. peculiar to the job. For one thing, snacks In their desk drawers for argument. by Its very success the operation Is more likely to serve as a people with bllllons ·to spend, the emergencies. Crumbs and forgot Before he learned the financial Budowsld's crews are only allowed precedent for future unilateral action. honorable members are too cheap to spray for vermin· by request ten leftovers are the meat and realities of tile as a congressional In proposing six "tests" to be applied to situations in which U.S. to pay for a proper job. potatoes of the cockroach exte~mlnator, DeLay cracked to a Instead of doing so on a more combat forces mlght be committed abroad, Secretary of Defense Caspar The current contract, with En' community. reporter, "! could make a fortune effective, regular basis. Weinberger specified only one recent example that apparently passed tech Inc., pays $2,000 a month for For another thing, Bupowski, like here if it wasn't a confilct of Another headache stems from Grenada . supposedly keeping roaches out of Interest." But when told what the the fact that the buildings' cafetehls predecessors, has found that You may view this in a positive light , as circumscribing military the hundreds of offices, suites and many members of Congress and rias and kitchens are In the job pays, he hedged: ''I'd have to adventurism because the circumstances of Grenada were so special and hideaways In the nine bulldln~ and their staffs are uncooperative. jurisdiction of another exterminat- surv~y the sltua tlon before I would would rarely be duplicated. surrounding grounds that comprise Ing firm, and there's no coordina- do It for $2,000 (a month)." Maybe they realize how little The crisis planners, however. may be tempted to take another view, the steadily growing Capitol Entech Is being paid, and figure tion between the twq assault teams. Will h~, then , try to remedy the focusing on the success of Grenada and not on the circumstances. complex. that any company that gets only As one former contractor ex- roach problem by raising the ante? In whlch case, we could all too easily end up as victims of our -own Gene Budowski, president of about $15 a hour can't have much plained, food carts being wheeled I No doubt remembering the consersuccess. SUch a misreading of Grenada could lose all and much more than Entech, told my · reporter Socii clout through the corridors to catered vative constituents who sent hlm to may have been gained there. Barrett that a more realistic figure At any rate, few congressional events pick up roaches In the Washington, DeLay said, "I can't would be $5,000 to $6,250 a month, employees are willing or able to kitchens, and the nervy little say I'm going to work for more and other exterminators famlllar authorize the exterrnlnatofli to hitchhikers peel off along the way In (appropriations) money." That, be with the job agree. move books and papers so they can search of new fields to conq~er. explained, is "a typical government Like Abe Llneoln's legendary solution: Throw money at the problem." WJ.IY aRe We ~LOWiNG . N_F_,_ •,. The Department of Education lse by a politician Is a promise was an explicit target of the broken to liberal voters. Wendell WUllde, soon after runpresident, but Its survival Is a matter of symbolic conceht to the ning for president in 1940, dismissed National Educational Association, a complaint against one of his which has not lost· Its energy In tergiversations by saying o!.!handpressing its claims on ~esldent edly that hls preVious position had Reagan even though It suffered merely been "campaign rhetoric." mUd exhaustlo.n from its labors to Franklin'Delano Roosevelt, during the same campaign, pledged to the defeat him. · fathers and mothers of America If Reagan were \D raise taxes, no that he would not send their boys to Democrat would criticize hls broken promise. Raise taxes? OK fight In foreign wars: Granted, Cut defense? OK. When ·Ronald Pearl Harbor was not a broken Reagan ran for governor of Califor- campaign promise, but what prenia he pledged he would not tolerate cipitated Pearl Harbor most cera California withholding tax. Well, tainly was. And, Indeed, most of Jesse Unruh won that one, maneuv- · America is grateful that Roosevelt _ering Gov. Reagan Into a position dld break hls campaign promises, that made It all but impossible to because restrospeetively we recogveto the tax. But there was little nize that the United States belonged criticism, because a broken prom- In that war. Unbeaten Alexander invades Meigs ·gym Scoreboard ... jf pro~ises __w_u_lia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_J_r. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page 2-Tha Deily Saatinel •• Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday. December 17, 1984 Middleport · "2·7028 STRALEY GAS SERVICE RIPLEY, W. VA. FOR THE BEST SERVICE FOR THE BEST PRICE CALL US FOR YOUR PROPANE NEEDS PROPANE FOR HOME HEATING PROPANE FOR WATER HEATING PROPANE FOR CROP DRYING DEALER FOR EMPIRE HEATING APPLIANCES Ohio Customers . Call Collect W. Va. Customers Toll Free 1-800-642-1967 LOCATED ON CEDAR LAKES DRIVE RIPLEY, W. VA. 25271 PHONE: .(304) 372-2221 •' ' �Weekend The Norwegian quartet, consisting of Arild Monsen, Oddvar Braa, Geir Holte, and Marin Hole, was timed In 1 hour, 44 minutes, 22.7 seconds for the four laps over the • Fluela circuit , featuring a total 313 meters in c!iffibs. The United States team, including Dan Simoneau, Audun Endestad, Joe Galanes and Bill Spencer, finished lOth in 1: 47: 0l.7. LAKE PLAGD, N. Y. l AP) Austria's Andreas Felde r rallied from third place after first round competition to capture the Subaru 90-m eter World Cup Ski Jump Saturday, his third consecutive World Cup triumph. On Sunday. F elder continued his domination of the international ski jumping circuit by easily capturing the Subaru 70-meter World Cup. TENl"'S GOTEBORG, Sweden (AP) Henrik Sundstrom stunned John McEnroe in three straight sets Sunday. giving Sweden a 2-0 lead over the United States after the first two singles rna t ches in the Davis Cup tennis final. ·Sundstrom bea t the world 's No. 1 . JOL~ en ' 1 d'lU .;.1 'rebc-Uill" , >IX b) Kitchen. The Burg ' mitted 20 turnovers. ·com ' Get Monday Off : Coaoh Osborne said the Devils :will take Monday off before returnling to the practice tlopr Tuesday In . Southern's long win streak ends ::es On th~ night Southern hit 18 o!47 trles for 38 percent from the field and canned just six of15 atthe line. Miller hit 13 of 46 attempts for 28 percent and was nine of 23 from the charity stripe. Southern came out after the half and quickly scored four straight points for 27-18, having the opportunlty to go up by 11 as a result of Its aggressive play. Miller's zone then forcec!' the Tornadoes beyond the perimeter to take away that surge of momentum. Baskets by Bostick and Adams kept the winners alive as the frame ended, the score 33-28. Southern trled to set a faster pace in the finale, but was unsuccessful, thus forcing the Tornadoes into a dellverate attack with the score 35-30. At one point Miller pulled within three, but a goal by Adams retained the five-point margin. Fouling In an effort to gain some necessary momentum, Miller flnally put Southern In the bonus going down the stretch, Jay Bostick with nine points, Todd and canned one tree throw late In the Shannon Rltlle each ha C~k next game, whUe Todd Adams sealed Southern hosts Kyger the wi~ with two swishing attempts FridaY In Racine. ._ In the waning minutes, to seal the ,:~~-~~~k.;.J:S~=~2~2 ~~!i 42-35 triumph. Adams s- 2-18; Matt Hah-ls 1-0-2. Talolo Rounding outthe SHS attack was 114-UKeith Roberts-- Rusty 31 senior Darln Roush who canned cr=Jt~CrawtQrdt2-:so; JohnDecore five points, Kevin Teaford added 1.2-4; Paul Thompson Ho-7. ..,..JH-11. two, and Matt Harris two. !loor!> by quarten: 9--42 13 10 10 Jim Crawford led Miller with 10 ~~:'~.·.:::: ::::::::::::: : ::::::::: .. 6 12 16 !h1l points, Rusty Craig added eight, r-;::::;;;;;:;;::;;::;:::;::;=~ Paul Thompson seven, . Keith Rooorts six and John Decore four. The Dally Sentinel Bostick controlled the Inside for (USP81U-Ne) Southern with 12 key rebounds, A Dl\llslo• ol MuHimedll, lac . . whUe Crawford hauled down seven Published ~very afternoon, Monday for Miller. th rough Friday, 111 Court St., y the So~thern had 35 rebounds, seven Ohio Valley Publishing Company / Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h. steals, committed 20 turnovers, 23 992·2156. SN:ond class postage paid at fouls and had eight assists. Miller Pome-roy, Ohio. had 30 caroms, n_lne steals, 17 Member; 'The Associated Press, In· personal fouls and 16 turnovers. land Dally Prf'ss Association and the American NewspaPf'r ~ubllshers As· Southern claimed the reserve tilt soctatlon, National Advertising Repre36-25 to boost Its record to 3-2 stntative, Bra nham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue. New York, New overall. Jamie Hensler led SHS leading 17-14 at the half Eastern pulled away In the second half as result of cOntinued hustle and tantalizing press. EHS led 31-17 after the third period, then rolled to the 41-26 win. Hash led NG with eight, Belvlll~ added seven, Shriver six, and Brown four. Eastern had 15 rebounds, 10 steals, 21 turnovers, and four assists, whUe North Gallla had 10 rebounds, 20 turnovers.- and hlt-12 of 27 from the floor. In the eighth grade bout Eastern trailed 26-14 at the half and despite a Bryant named new OU coach the winner s. Mid-American Conference championships in 1967 and 1968. He was the Mid-American Offensive Player of the Year in 1968. Bryant was chosen over Mike Kelly, the head coach at University football coach this morning at a of D(\yton, an NCAA Division I.I I power. news conference. Kelly said Sunday he had pot. Bryant held the first of two news heard from Ohio officials during the conferences In tbe Convocation weekend. Center on the Athens, Ohio, school's Glen Mason, Ohio State's oflencampus. He also was to hold another sive coordinator, and Case Western briefing In Columbus. The 37-year-old Bryant, a native Reserve Coach Jim Chapman were of Canton, Ohio, led the Bobcats' to the other finalists for the job. preparation for Si!turday's nonleague game at Rock Hill. The Redmen are 3-1 on the year; including Friday's 75-55 victory over defending OVC champion and 1985 pre-season favorite Coal Grove. Wheelersburg plays at Ironton Tuesday In Saturday's reserve game, Coach J ack Payton's Blue Imps bounced back from Friday's loss to • • Ironton to hand the Wheelersburg reserves a 50-32 defeat. RACINE -The Southern TornaThe Blue Imps improved their does junior high school basketball record to 5-1. WHS dropped to 2-2. team recently rolled to two impresGAHS trailed 10-4 a fter one period, sive wins over Southwestern, 41-18, then took a ·22-16 halftime lead Into the lockerroom. It was 28-22 going and Gallipolis 21-14. into the final period. The Imps · In the Southwestern contest exploded with 22 points In the fourth Crystal Hill led with 13 points, Dawn Johnson tossed in 10. Crystal • stanza to win going away. Hall led Soutbern In rebounding Jackson Nets 14 · Kirk Jackson led Gallla's scoring with seven, while Becky Evans with 14 points. Tom Cassady had 13. played an outstanding defensive Mark Eaton led the WHSsquad with game. SWHS was led by S. Stove with 12. eight, C. Lewis and H. Pope each Varsity box score: had four, and T. Lowery tw. At Gallipolis, Southern pulled t;,UJJI'OU."i ('lfl) - O.:·r gdo\1 :l].i; Dosrlc lm ; C'.1r1y ~~~ Ui; Drl's."'•I H~Hl: Ha r rtson n.~:tl ; F 1•t1un• away from a 2-2 first period tie to 0-0 -U Sl1\nl' :I~J.t>; 1\tkln!'l.rn 1).2-2; P:Jsqua)P 1·2--l: open up an 11-6 halftime score. I lollid;lv fi- IHI; Saund1•r-s J-0-2. TOTAJ.S ~2:(1. M. \\UEEI..F.HS8tiiW 1571 - Ma.v 7-3- 17: Kltr hrn Outscoring its foe in the third frame ~- 11 1. :-.u ri ].{).:!; .1. Ft;r ~· 1·0-t: Bill! -1·1·9: A . Rmil' SHS coasted to the 21-14 win. 1 ~ 1-:!: Sh" •rs "H l-4: MeFarland ().(l.fl; Herron :W -1; Pat'(>"!. :1-7.'«n'J\I ..~ ~1'-Ji. Dawn Johnson led the winners By Qllllr1nos: with 10, Greathouse had sill, Evans Calll p111i ~ ............ ... ..... 14 m 1!1 19-70 W tln •li • t -slJur~. . .. . .... ... ~ i N ~- ~7 four, Dudding one. Key foul shots by Greathouse and Becky Evans (lw..t•l'\"1' Gwnr l (i,U.IJPOLIS 1001 - Mlll('r 2·:!·G: Sptncn W 2; iced the game for Southern. .l .: rc k soo~H· H : Ca!&n.ly&.J-1:!: C. Howa rd 1·3-!i: SpiPif• Greathouse led with six re:.1.0.-t Holt 1·1·4: Sl•amon Hl-1. TOTAL"i l!Ht-,;t. "llt:I'.J..EHSRUI«O (:UJ - F'r"e£'man "!. -4-11; Eat on bounds, while the entire team was t>---0-12; t\'N'SOmf' 1-11-4 ; n~· 2-()...J ; Rasr lH 2: McCa in praised for Its defensive effort and 1-11·2. TOT,U..<; 1-14-:e. Ry <JUanerM: excellent press. Dawn ,Johnson was ( ;a mpoll ~ . . .. ................. . .... .4 111 b :!2- ~J credited with a great game on both \\·'tlt"(')l't'l'; hurg . .... .. ....... ..... . .. . ...... 10 6 li trJ...-..-:{2 ends of the curt. several second half comeback bids fell short at the finish 55-34. The game's leading scorer wasJ. Denney with 22 points and 10 rebounds for the Pirates, while teammates George addes eight, Mays seven; Glassburn eight, Lemley six, and Todd Petrie four. For Eastern Mike Martin led with 12 points and seven rebounds, Jay Reynolds added 10, · Mike Weber five, Shane Simpson four, Chris Lance two, and Wade McQueen one. Eastern hit justl3 of 43 attempts for 20 percent, had 20 rebounds, seven steals, ~ costly turnovers, and 16 fouls. North Gallla hit 23 of 47 attempts for 49 percent, and 30 rebounds, 17 turnovers, and eight assists. $199 95 SAVE 1100 I .,. II MEIGS HlGH SCHOOL - 'I'M la'ond &be weeki ' I l '' j t ¥1 ): gradln&- Oor Melp H"" Sc:llodii.,OOIIIICo<l. Makin& aaracle-~ Borabove In a!!-tbtlr subf«ts to 1 vl; be nanwd 10 thf roll Were: SeniOI'!I- JaJni>S Acrflt>,Sarah ArMI1. LiSa Ashlf'V, Marta Awt10n, Cheryl Bun'II,' Pb.Uip Eag~, L.oretia c.~ O.Looor, Rldlard O.Yb, Mu.. Cine. O.n1n Cnrnetanl, PtaY C'rt!rnNns. Ed Dlll, James Eblin. JOit1)tt Flridl. Tt'n5.1 F1ekll, DIVICI Fllher, .......... RUih Fry, Tim GIJ)I(oy,G)endaGwri,fthoD4aHadOOx, l>llald ..... J ... llonclo)o, Ptlil'-> HolT!• Clndl HazeUc:., LIN Hoft'rnlrr, David H(li)Ver, Bill HCM'f'll, SandY HC7ft, Randy Jtwell, Jam torwst~th. Tlm Lemuter, Jodi MWer, Gayta Owtns. James Parkfr. Barty Ptti'IOrl. Jack Pelerlon, Anita Reed, Trtna Bowen, Lilli! Rklfr, LilT)' Per~m~, Bnnda Robbins, Oan:nyThomas. tula saek, E¥a Slfolt, AnplaS~Wd« . . James ~·der, Rnb!rt 5prt'8, Linda Stewart, MarYln Stlk>s, A1lsm Trcnvn, Ray Tryall, Tert'SII \lanCoonry, Oetn Wl"n')', Rlthl Yost, Bradley YWJ11, Brian Wlilll, JU\1\1 Wolfe. JunioR- Carolt> B~Jk>)o, Elizabeth O«and, Kat~ Clonch, H~ Cobb. Todd Doczl, Kelda Omoh.le, Anita Edwards, cmdy FettY, Charles Fttdlpatrkk. --Em-...._ Rhmdl-. Jdf Amold, Donna llcoa lluid-.r. Marty 0~. Jelllllh Couch. Ldl Etilrl , Chril H)W'!l, Julie Hy.-U, Krist1 Ha)TIN, Ptlq, Klna, Susan ~.Judi MeH, SteYm Mu.r, Chariotteo Pattenon, Stott Powe-ll, Krts Stxtm, Brenda Sinclair, Mark Smith. Michelle Sltvens, Mickle Sle\llart, Jennl SwEU1:Z, Dmzll Welah. JOOI Wel.l.1. '· Fn!Stlmetl - ~ BaneoY. Margie Baker, Altna BarTett, Mldlael Bartrum, DavlJ Bef-gJt, BI.H Brothers, Junes ~ . Tina Hendricks. Deeanna Heldmol, Audrey ~tl!rt. Patrlda McGhee, Lila Pattenm, Dortlll Pooler. month . No subscriptions by mall permitted In 1owns wher e home carrier servicf' Is Eight and Forty meets The Set 40 Galli a County Salon 612 held Its Chrisimas dinner Dec. 13 at Shoney's In Pt. Pleasant, W.Va. After dinner, members returned to the home of lnes Marchi for meeting and gift exchange. Meeting was opened In ritualistic form by Le Petit Chapeau Joan Wood, all business was completed and the meeting was also closed by her. Two ladles were invited to accept membership. They were Ea.rnestlne Baird and Becky Pasquale . Gifts were exchanged and refreshments were served by Ines Marchi. Members · attending were Joan Wood, Louise Green, Ines Marchi, Grace Pratt, Earnestlne Baird, 13ecky Pasquale, Erma Smith, Gladys Cumings, Golda Roush. Faye Wildermuth, Ellell DeWeese, Sharon Dixon, Beverle Clark and Sharlene Dixon. 1be next meeting will be Feb. 14, 1985 at the home of Ines Marchi . Name change Fair dates set in Meigs County A list of Meigs County businesses accepting Buckeye cards was recently published. In that list K. and G. Shakeshop, Tuppers Plains was included. However, that eating establishment now operates under the name Keebaugh's Shake Shop. Buckeye cards are accepted. Gina Follrol1 Jacqudlnt F'n!de-rk:k, Charles GUb>r· son. Rcd:l HaiTiaon, Bryu &Uey, DarTal Hayes, Shi!JTY HumeU, Eric J~. Romey Klein, AnRa Molller, Amy Molden, Judy Mowery, Trelt Nash. Rhonda Neece, Shelly Ohllrlees-. Misal Prtrnn..r, Dlvtd Shuler, Anlt• Smith. Carol Smith. Laut11 Smith. ftt!rlna Smith, Rlclwd \lanHouton. Subsc r ibers not desiring to pay thecarrler may rt>mlt In advance direct to ThC' Da lly Sentinel on a 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Creel II will be given carrier each POMEROY -The Ohio Director of Agriculture has approved the dates of Aug. 13-17, Tuesday through Saturday, for the 19ffi annual Meigs Count y Fair. Smith birth a va il a bl e. Mt~ll Subscriptions IMide 'bhlo 1:1 WPeks ... .. ....... ........ .. ......... .. .. $14.56 26 Weeks ........... .. .......... ....... ... . $29.12 Mr. and Mrs. Randy Smith of Clifton announce the birth or their second child a son, Cody Randolph, born Nov. 25 at the Holzer Medical Center. He weighed six pounds, two ounces and was~ inches long. 52 Wpeks .................................. S58.24 Outside Ohio 13 WPeks ............ .'.. .... .. ............. $15.00 26 Wt't"'kS ................... .............. $31 .20 52 W~ks ...................... .. ...... .... ~.llO PlAQUE PRESENTED MldtDeport PoUce Chief J.J. cnm- who has been hospitalized several times at Veterans Memorial H08pltal over the pJUit year 1uu1 the highest praise for the local facility. Chief Crmte&IIS had a custom plaque made for the lvwpMe' and this was presented Friday by Bob GUmore who created the award. Receiving the plaque In the photo Is Teresa CoWns, RN, supervisor of nurses. The plaque reads: "Presented to the world's greatest doctors, nurses, staff and maintenance personnel - Chief J .J. Cremeans." gnm~ts~Mr. r---~--------------~--------~------~------------------------------l-------------~------------------------------- MawnuU and Mrs. Robert D. Ashley, Letart Falls. Paternal grandparents are the law Lawrence Randolph Smith Sr. and Billie Irene and Jim Hall, Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Smith have a daughter, Ashley Jill, ~e3. -JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Attend funeral CALL (614) 992-2104 ' - - - .......~·(304 675-1244 ' ' Funeral services were held Yied-: nesday for Adelene France at the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutiand. The Rev. Michael Pfonkowskl conducted the services and burial was In Miles ~tery. Among the relatiVes and l'rll!ndli attending from out-of-town were Shennan and Suzie France Roberts of Moore, Okla.; S.Sgt. and Mr$,-W. Gregg France of Dayton, Mrs. Mike Roberts and children of Newark. Calendar MONDAY . -~·· •• . • • • • RACINE - Southern L\X:al School Board will meet at 7 p.m. Monday evening In the high school cafeterla. TUPPERS PLAINS - A seminar on Income taxes will .be presented by H&R Block personnel when the Meigs County Churches ofChrtstMen'sFeUowshlp meets at lp.m. Monday at the Tuppers Plains Church of Christ. POMEROY - The Izaak Walton League will meet on Monday Instead or the regul:lrly scheduled da~. Dec. 24. TIJESDAY DO YOU HAVE A' CHRISTMAS WISH OR GREETING FOR SOMEONE SPECIAL DURING THIS YULETIDE SEASON? _ADS MUST BE IN BY NOON FRIDAY, ~EC. 21 Reg. 1299.95 • honor roll SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Moter RGute Onf' We£'k ............ .. ..... .. ... .. .. ....... SI.l0 One Month ......... .... .................... 14.80 One Year ........... .................. .... $57.20 SINGLE COl'\' PRICES Da lly ............................ 25 Cents 15 WORDS FOR ONLY S3.00! Liv. Rn\. Suite Monday, December 17, 191M Page 5 Meigs · POSTMASTER: ·Send address changes 1o The Dally Stontlnel, 111 Court St. , Pomcroy, Ohio 45769. THEN PLACE A YULETIDE GREETING AD IN THE CHRISTMAS ISSUE OF OUR PAPER ('ec. 24). New 2 Pc. E.A. By The Bend lhe Daily Sentinel ~ York 10017. Southern · junior high • wms twice r----------------------------1 . . .--. 0 Little Eagles split in SVAC action GAHS humbles 'Burg Ga llipolis' sta rting unit pl ayed just a lit II ~ over half the game a t Wheelersburg Saturday night as Coach .lim Osborne's Blue Devils rolled over the in<•xperienet.-'d pira tcs. 70-57. Trail Only Once GAHS. 6-0 on the year, trailed only once, 6-4 m idway in the first period. C,l!y Harrison's long-jumper (3: 351 tied it a t six-all. Todd Bergdoll's layup 12: 4l )putthe visitors ahead to stay. Ga llia Academ y built up leads of six . 17. 24, and 25 point s as Osborne substit uted freely from the middleof the second s ta nza on . With GAHS on top 57-32 a t the 6: 28 mark in the fin al qua rter, the second and third unit s were in for keeps. P ira te mentor Mike Lovenguth kept his regulars in most of the contest as WHS outscored the Ga 11 ians 25-13 the final six and one-ha lf mmutes of play to r educe the final ma rgin of defea t to 13 points. The " brea the r " was a we lcome for GAHS. especially following Friday· s fll}-55 nail-biting Southeastern Ohio Lmgue triumph over Iront on . Galli a's Gordon Splete and J ohn Stra it missed Saturday's action, du<' to in juries . Splete will be out at least fou r weeks with a broken bone in his foot. Stra it should return to drills Tuesday two weeks after suffe ring a sprained ankle. ·Burg Still Wmless . Wheelersburg, last year's South· ern Ohio Conference, Class AA Setiona l. District and Regional champions, dropped to 0-4 on the year and now faces the prospect of Its first losing season in 20 years. : Going into the 1984-85 campaign , \\'HS teams had won 69 and lost only 10 the past three years. Sa turday's Blue Devil win a t Wheelersburg was Gallia ' s third straight on the WHSp!anks, a ndJ!m Osborne's fout1h coaching win over ~ Pirate team in 10meetings the past :10 years. WHS leads the overall Series, 74 . : GAHS placed three pla yers in 'double fi gures in scoring, led by 'Harrisi:m's 21 . Kev Carty added 16 a nd Da n Dressel JO , May Scores 17 · Scott ~1 av tossedinl7forWHS.l5 :in the second half. Scott Kit chen :added 10 and J eb Bihl nine. : Gallipolis connected on 25 of 60 Held goal a ttempts for41.6percent, and 20 of 28 free throw attempts for · .71 percent. The Devils had 36 · ·rebounds, 13 by Carty, six by Todd · :Bergdoll and five by J eff Atkinson. :GAHS had 15 turnovers . : Wheelersburg connected on 25 of '49 field goal a ttempts for ,lpercent. :111r f \'rn-r · ~:P\·pn of 17 a t th<' Southern trips Miller for third triumph By SCOTl' WOLFE RACINE _ Claiming their second victory In two days, the Southern Tornadoes sputtered to a narrow 42-35 non-league triii1'Jlph player 13-11, 64, 6-3, in their · over the Miller Falcons here first-ever meeting. It was only the Saturday evening at Charles w. third loss this year for McEnroe. Hayman Gymnasium. who came into this event with a ~2 TWo brlght spots in the tow record in Grand Prix events. scoring affair were the offensive Earlier, Sweden's No. 1 player, Mats Wllander, defeated Jimmy efforts of junior TOrnadoes' Todd Adams and Jay Bostick, who Connors 6-1, 6-3, 6-3. canned 18 and 15 points respectively TARPON SPRINGS, Fla. (AP)for 33 of Southern's 42 points. Stephanle Rehe of Highland, Calif., The win boosted Southern to. 3-2 and Melissa Gurney of Palos overall, while Miller dropped to 0-6. Verdes, Calif., won their singles Southern jumped to an early 13-6 m atches Saturday to help the United first period lead and led the nest of States defend its Maureen Connolly the way, but could never really put Brinker Continental Players Cup the Falcons away. tennis tournament title with a 3-0 Looking strong at points early In victory over Italy. the game Southern's momentum faded throughout the second frame as a glass plate seemingly covered the goals of both squads. Southern led 23-18 at the half. RACINE - Behind senior center Tanya McNeal's 12 points, the Southweste rn Lady Highlanders broke the Southern Tornadoettes' four-year SVAC league winning streak enroute to a 36-22 victory at VlNTON - The little Eastern Racine rece ntly in girls' high school Eagles recently split in two SVAC basketball action. Southern is now 0-3 overall, and junior high basketball contests, winning the seventh grade ti1141-25 0-1 in the SVAC, while Southwestern and dropping the eighth grade raises its league mark to 1-0. The young, Inexperienced Torn a· match 55-34. The youngest Eagles canned 20of doettes, who have no seniors, 31 field goals for 68 percent en route stayed in the game throughout the to the win as point guard Kenny first three periods, trailing only Caldwell hit seven of eight for 14 24-20 late in the third quarter. points. Scott Fitch had 10, Shaun Trailing 12·11 at the halt Southern Savoy eight, Tom Morrlssey three, came storming back in the third Dan Tripp two, Mike Frost two, and frame, but ran out of steam In the finale . "Poor shooting" spelled Mike Frash two. Great hustle, good passing, sharp defeat for the Tornadoetles as they shooting, and a great overall floor sank just 10 of 59 attempts for a play led the Eagles to the win. After meager 17 percent , while canning two of. eight from the line. Southern's defense was effective, but · they were unable to can any key · shots on offense ·according to the By GEORGE STRODE SHS staff. AP Sports Writer Joyce Foreman and Mandy Hill Ohio Unlver~lty athletic officials grabbed 10 and nine rebounds introduced Cleve )3ryant, the New respectively for the Tornadoettes England Patriots' offensive backand McNeal grabbed 14 caroms for field coach, as the Bobcats' head sports briefs... GOLF M!L NERTON, South Africa (AP) South Af1ican Tony J ohnstone shot a one-over-par 73 Saturday and scored a one-stroke victory in the Sou thAfrican Masters golf tournament over countryman Fulton Allem . J ohnstone finished with a 72-hole tota l of 277, 11 under par. Allem's bogey on t.he final hole cost him a shot a t the $8,500 first prize in the $5S,(U) tourney. SKUNG DAVOS , Switzerland (AP) N01wa y, r acing without three of its star performers, won a <lO-kilometer Wor ld Cup relay race Sunday, one day after sweepingthe30kilometers in this last m ajor Nordic test before next month 's world championships at Seefeld , Austr ia. ' M~v. December 17, 1884 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-4 The Daily Sentinel 1 _' --------'--'-------" 6 11 - - - 2 ----'----- 7 - - - - - 1 2 - - - - 3- - - - - 8 13---:----4 9 14_,__ __ 5 15 _ _ __ _ ALL ADS MUST BE PAID IN ADVANCE POMEROY -TOPS Chapter 1456 will meet Tuesday evening for a Christmas Par.ty. Weigh in will be from 5: ll to 6 p.m. MIDDLEPO!l.T- Group II of the Middleport Presbyterian Church will meet at 7: ll p.m. Tuesday evening at the church. Velma Rue and Faye Wallace will serve as hostesses. A thank offering will be taken. Century gives you 25 extra eiga•·ettes per eaJ'ton•••at no exht eost: . ' ROCK SPRINGS - Rock Springs Better Health Club will hold a Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at noon at the Rock Springs Methodist Church. There will be a gltt exchange and baskets for sick and.shut-Ins will be prepared. POMEROY-Xi Gamma Mu Chapter or Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will have a dinner party at Sebastans In Parkersburg Tuesdayat7:llp.m. 'Ibeannual gltt exchange will be held. .. • Based on suggested retail price versus other national200 cigarette carton count name brands. OuiStmas ornaments NEW YORK (AP) - The N•!lmal Alilocl1tloll of Manufac- . tunn ~<llrlllmal lJIIrts, Dl!o:n· . tical lllcl Omamenb fiDdl tradl- . tloaal OI'MIIII!I1fl aad oolon ~ the .nat 11'1"'"r. NOiavallabte In allareaa. LIGHTS: 10 mg.'1er". 0.8 mg. nitome. LIGHTS tOO's: 12 mg. "tar". 0.9 mg. nicotine, FILTER: 15 mg. '1ar", 1.1mg. nicotine, FILTER tOO's : 16 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg.nicotipe, av. per cigarene by FTC mathod. Warning , The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. �Monday, December 17, 1984 Monday, December 17, 1984 The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Dr .. Ht !liMy- ClaJsHkj Otol- Se-....rteces · ness· Busl ~-..;.-,----------..,.----------! ----------r---------..,.-.:._.:_.:_:.;:.,:;,;:..:;r-_;;__;;;_;;.1.;..~ 111 c:..rt 11.. - . . , . tlllio :11111 -- ........................ ... . ::.... ::::;::- ...··~~~..: ........ ............ I .C-ett!IIIM ........._. ................. .......... ·- ~- , ..................1 .......... ........ . ...... ,.,.,., .................... ............. .......... ..... ................. ...................... ........ ~~- ~-- -- - ··--~ ........... .... . ···-. -·- -- - PROBATE COURT Of MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF JOHN VICTOR WIPPEL. DECEASED No. 24e30 Docket 12 Page 460 NOTlCE OF APPOINTMENT OFAOUCIARY c- "'z:::.._ ""='=- . RESIDENTS REMEMBERED - Meigs County organizations and businesses as weD Individuals are asked to remember resldenls of .lite Meigs County Jnflnnary again this hoUday season. So far, there are only a lew packages for lite eight women and lour Christmas has been a memorable occasion at their Infirmary due to the generosity of Meigs Countlans. Anyone with questions about · he)plng may caU 99Z-5469. Looking over the few packages which have arrived at the infirmary are Maxine Black, left; and Josephine MaUory. men who reside at the lnflnnary. In past years, ·weal agents honored by professional John Rice, Agricultu re Agenr , and Cindy Oliveri, Home EconomIcs a nd 4-H Agent a! Meigs County, were honored last week at the annual meeting of Epsilon Sigma ·Phi. a n honorary fraternity for Cooperative Extension faculty. Rice and Mrs. Oliveri were Epsilon Sigma Phi recognizes its recognized by the fra ternity for members for outstanding efforts in their cooperation in the progra m working with other disciplines entitled "Southern Ohio Sheep Day, including lay person in achieving 1984" which has a team effort with effective methods of teaching. agents from Athens, Hacking, The "Southern Ohio Sheep Day, Morgan, Scioto a nd Vinton · 1984" was awarded first place In the Counties. competition. ----In the service---- tton to all other salary and fringe beneftts heretofore provided the s'um of Seventy-five Dollars ($75.00) as addttional salary. SEC. II. That sec retanal . d encal and/or bookkeep1ng 11 21 10. ·11. 2oc Public Notice An eotabltoh Vtlllge Jobl Mel Wage l'lteL anden.bli8hinglegelholklayw. vacation end lick lelve. Bo It mloinod by the Council of tile of Middlepol'lu foUow1 : Sec. 1 . That the follow1ng wage scale ts hereby ad opted for employees of the V 111age of M1ddleport Ch1ef of Police. s 1150 00 per mon th Asststant Ch 1ef of Po1 1ce. addtliOnal s 10 per hour Re9ular Pa trolrrian : Over 1 year of serv1 ce.. sp .34 per hour l ess tha n 1 yea r serv•ce. S5. 12 per hour Par t t1 me patrolman. S5.12 per hour Par t t1me patrolman (probatl onary), $4.69 per ho ur Street Employees Over 1 year servtce. 54 .61 per hour Less than 1 year serv1ce. S3 65 per hour Pool and Park Dtrec tor. S4 75 00 per month l tlegua rds. S2.75 per hour Park Act1vttv and M au1te· nance Otrec tor. 575 00 per week Secretary to Mayor. S5 10 .00 per month. Extra Clencal Help. 55.0 2 per hour Clerk:. Cemetery Tr ustees. $.145.00 per month Volun teer F1rt:nn an . S60 00 per year Council. $ 12 00 per meettng 1241 Prestden t of Counc1l. S 14 00 per meet1ng (24) Board of Puhhc Aflatr s. 00 per meettng ( 1 21 Clerk. Bo ard ol Publ1c Affa1rs. s 790 00 per mon th D1 spatch er . S230 00 per month Clerk. Wate r Department_ less th an 6 mon th s serv tce. S654 00 per mon th Clerk:. Waro r DenartrnP.nt. ove r 6 months se rvt ce . S762 .00 per monlh Emergency Clerk. Wat er/St?wer. s 7 12 00 per monlh Water and Sewage Sup! . $5 80 per hour · (l 'h limes over 40 haw s). S8.70 per hour ' · Water and Sewage Ass't Supt . $4 57 per hour Meter Reader. S4 94 per hour Water and Sewage Dept . E)(t ra Help Over 1 yem serv•ce. s 4 6 1 per hoUI Less than 1 veur sr:rw:e . S3"65 per hour Mec hant c. $5 46 pP.r hOt II Cemetery Over 1 yea r servtr.tJ. $4 6 1 pe.r how Less than 1 year serVIce 53 .65 per hour Relief Dts oatcher. S4 42 per hour · Swtmriltng Instr uctor. $3 75 per hour Cu sto dt an. S60 00 p~ r · mon th Olf 1ce o f Communt ty Development E)(ecuttve Secreta ry. S4 80 per hour (All eKtra hour's fo r hourly employees w1ll be at the hourly rate.) HOMELITE CHAIN SAW Vi._ MGM FARM · CITY, INC. POMIIOY, o•o 6-14-991-2111 Real Estate General ·:Houdashelt Airman Robert B. Houdashell , son of Bob and Marcia Houdashelt of 10\! WeheTerrace, Pomeroy, has gradualed from the U.S. Air Force electronic computer and switching systems curse at Keesler Air Force Miss. · Graduates of lhe course were taught to Inspect, operale a nd maintain electronic computers and related equipment, and earned credits toward an associate degree 'In applied science through the Community College of the Air Force. Houdashell Is scheduled to !"!rve . '.aase. Spec. 4. David K. Lowery II. son of David K. and Gloria .!. Lowery of Rura l Rout e 2, Chesapeake, has been decorated with the Army Achievement Medal at Fori Sill , Okl a. The Ac hi evement Medal is awa rded to soldiers for accomplishment, meritorious service or acls of courage. Lowery is a missile crew member with the U.S. Army Field Artillery Center. He Is a 1982 graduate of Chesa· peake High School. Air Force Airman First Class Thomas E. Jordon, son of William F. and Vonda M. Jordon of Rural Route 2, Point Pleasant. W.Va., has arrived for duty at Luke Air Force Base, Ariz. Jordon, an electrician with the 832nd Civil Engineering Squadron, was previously assigned at Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. Cremeans Marine Pvt. James E. ,Cremeans, son of Roma and Jean Cremeans of Rt. 1, Rutland, has completed recruit training at Ma· r lne Corps Recruit Depot ' Parris Island, S.C. During the 11-week training cycle, Cremeans was taught the ( E. POME~OY,O. 992·2259 . NEW LISTING - Chester Approx. 6 year old ranch with 3 bedrooms. one lhat is huge, I\? baths, dishwasher, trash oompator, range, beautiful carpet and 2.3 acoes of nice laying land. Just $42.900.00 sa SYRACUSE - Quality shows in this 3 bedroom ranch home. I bath, beautiful family room, nice krtchen with all appliances including dishwasher. washer &doyer. Large yard with chain link fence. New wood storage building. $44,500.00 POMEROY - Two bedroom home wrth new living room. Deck area foo cookouts, etc. $13,900.00. RACINE -like new modu~r unit wrth 3 bedrooms, central air, equipped kitchen with a room added on. Good neighborhood. $33.900.00. MIDDLtPOI!T - Thinl Ave. ·-Neat home in~ location. 3 bedrooms, bath, fireplace. Jordon -•••••••••~tt "OPEN UNTIL 8 I" . I II II •• I Ir I I REALTORS Henry E. Cltltnd, Jr. GRI 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Dottie Turner 992·5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 , su"l A W Fr~t Sill Wn,l•f Real Estate General I . ~- I . L. "lud" McGHEE ltokll'·lt~cllon ' I SHOE PLACE ___M!DID.!;J.DRT i Sti'Yit Chtryll.tMier lelp Co111tr lnoclltt 11 Phone 742-3171 L ....~.~•••.., Now Accepting Uatlnp In Melg1 Co. f January t. 1985. SEC. V: Each TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARY CliNIC IN MIDDLEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKEY. D.V.M. OPEN EACH · THURS. EVE. 6-8 Pt PLEASANT OFFICE 1305 JACKSON lYE. SMALL ANIMAL HOUIS llonoloy 3 ·p.m.• S p.oo.. , ......, 6:30 !"'"-·~ p.m. Woolallday 3 p.m.·S p.m. .lhors4ay 3 p.m.-S p.m. Fri4ay I p.m.-2 p.m. !altwday 10 o.m.-11:30 o.m. lull 11me PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF GRACE M . JONES. DECEASED C.O No. 24832 Dodcet 12 Ordi...;,.. tt; 54 Misc. Merchandise Sale Price S2199S Lowery J record-keep1ng hourly em ployees be employed at a rna~<1mum of 35 hours per week. except for an emergency that shall anse. sa1d emer\;) ency of exira hours to be approved b\1 Counc11 SEC. Ill. The followmg are hereby declared as legal hoh · days for ttl e employe8s ol the Village . of . Middleport : New Year's Day: Memo nal Day; lnde'pendence Day: Labor Day: Tha nksgiVI ng Day: Chns tmas Day; Employee's btrlhday. Vete ran's Day. SEC. IV: That sa•d sa1ar1es will be m effet t on and af ter lAIGE AMMAlS ANO SURGERY IY Al't'OINTMINT 'DOZER - BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ' CONCRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER. GAS & OIL UNES New Homts-Edensive Remodelinc Insurance Work Custo.m Pole Bides. & Glr~ltS Roofin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin1s GREG ROUSH PH. 992-1683 or 992-2~82 JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 l · IS·tf INTERESTED IN A N'EW VEHICLE Wo'd like to introducnou to Enpee-1-Cor, the modern way to drive the vohicle of your choict . No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING All One Piece! 7479 Years Experience 16 Jl9l School YICI'boalc. Any business or patrons who would like to place an ad, contact Donnie Duddhig at 949-2600. CARPENTER SERVICE Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio - Addons 1nd remod11ing - Roofing •nd GUtter work - Concrllt• work - Plumbing end electric1l WO<k (Free ~atimetes) AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Tr..s111l11lo• PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 V. C. YOUNG Ill 991·611 S or 99H 514 THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Ftt AI Vw Prlrtlltg W PI Ill: Offict Supplies I furniture, · Wedding and Graduation Sta· tiontry, Magnetic Signs, Rub- TEAM CLEAN If You Need Your House Cleaned Weekly, call: ber Stamps, lusintu ForrM, Copy Stnictl, ftc. LEE CODNER Mil St. Midtlopoo 1 o•2SSM.6on-y A•. r.....,., 949-2030 1 BERRY BASKET C0111try Gift-Aaaa111ies 6th St., Syracuse Mowodat-Saturday 10 AM·S PM CLOSlD THURSDAY ()pat Sun., De{. 9, 16, 23 17-6 PM Open By Appointment CAROLYN McCOY 12·31·1IJID. 992 -3345 Call 614-992-6737 DECEMBER PRICE BUSTER 11-21·1 mo . 11 /26/ l mo . RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 NOW PICDfG II' IN , U-SA~E AUTO St.RENTtL Rt. 160 orlh AND MIDDLEPORT "011 81111111 ,, 811111 0• $mice " . 81lllpoll1, hie 110G£~ DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS Buying Coins, Antiques. Glassware, Furniture, Stone Jars, Etc. 949-2801 C~S NO SUNDAY .__ _ _ _ _ ID-B·tic The PRICE: S129soo (Plus Tax aiMI Installation) CONSTRUCnON MANUY -Owner 11-29-1 mo . Custom luilt Now Homes Comploto Remodeling S.rwice Quality Workmapahip 30 Yoan bporion<o ' No job too big or 100 smoU PDQ Frn f1timates. DAVID D. GRINDSTAFF 949·2061 Your pel pullover will be this dislinclively yoked knit. Rich leal motif plays acooss wide yoke and sleeves. Knit this soH. easy pullover ol 3-ply baby yaon !rom the neck down in one . piece. Pattern 7479: sizes 12-14; 16-18 oncluded. $2.75 for each pattern. Add 501 each patteon lor postage and handling. Send to: AliA lllllllb Cllfts '::J 1 '7 Ruder Mlil +++++ 662-5311 . ,U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO 16141-Evenings *Scotch l'ine *White Pine We Hne " Fall Tltwt Chimney Care 8 "Complete Chimney Claaning •certified Chimney Relining & Repair *Experienced enc;llnsured Phone 446-2062 D· SD Dodge Tr. lt -14 ChOYy lr. 76-12 Chtwollt FtncJtrs ......................... l70 (ar ftndtrs .... .............. 1 00 79-10 Mustang 73 -79 Ford lr. Ftncltrs ................ ~ ........'59 11-14 Esmt -Cynx ftncltrs .........................1 49 ftncl1n ...................... '11 0 ftndtrs ....................... .. 110 10·14 Ford Jr. ftndtrs ...... ................ '110 Ford Ranger lr. Fonilon ..................-'91 72-10 Dodge To. f•nders ...................... 1115 ond "Free Estimates" 949-2801 NO SUNDAY CALLS 9 PULLINS EXCAVATING -DOZERS - BACKHOES -DUMP TRUCKS -10-BDYS -TRENCHER - WATER 446-3672 (or Ftndtrs ..................160 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters. Swain Furni · lure, Omni·Horizon 2 dr. or 4 dr. ftndtrs ............... S75 Chtwy & Ford rU lumptn ............ l69.95 79 -82 Cheutto Grills ...... •31 Ford Ranger Grills ............ S7S Chooy Toil GotH Att est · Jon 81Jck Clerk 112117. 24 . 21c PH. 992-2478 1112311 mo. pd. 27 _ _ _ _ _ __ CARS ·1 TAPMI'MEMS I I REAL ESIAii I PW&·INTO qJI551FIED5 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. 32. 33. JA. .lashan lulltlng EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotauns ' . Only 10/4/tfc & Wanted . Wood or wood & coal burners . Must be As hley, King , Suburban, Atlan· tic , or Wonderwood . Al so want to buy rototillers. Call COMPLETE HOU SE HOLDS FURNITURE . Bed s. iron . wood, cupboards, chairs , chests . ba skets . dishes . stone jars , antiques , gold and silver . Wr i te · M . O . Miller , Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 4576 9 7760 . LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist a:: ~ :z: M cDaniel Custom Butcher· ing, open six days a week, Financial 21 Business Opportuni1y ! NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO . recommen~s that you do business with peo ple you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investi gated the o ffering . 22 Money to Loan z Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 I(} 6tlc t lfMII In Counftg C~tFf $bow 2 Milos out flotwoods Rd. Off St. Rt. 7 Kim Ntlson 997-2903 Ruth Ann Ta lor 997-356 ' ' Belpre , Ohio J .R . Kl NG . S ;~ l c C .R . NEWMAN . Pres1dH1f 614 · W · 1S64 tll'pre se~ l<'hv (' ~ INSULATE YOUR ATTIC OR WHOLE HOUSE FOR FREE ESTIMATE ;::: PHONE POINT PLEASANT, 304· 675 -3962 - "CUT OUT FOR FUTUIE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod aut radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks . 915 -S$61 Alllhkl1 •Washer• •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and Rff~C11l We can repair and re- SERVICE 4 PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middlepon. Ohio 1-13 -tfe I n.81FT C.•·•~ Loft SHOP II .... Ope• Tues.-We4.-Fri.-Sat. & Sun. 10 to S 1o to a Cl Thursdar MEIGS EXCAVATING · COMPANY It Mlilt Hlah School Will do all types of excantina. landscaping, basements, sewage systems, water & aas lines, water well drilling and setvice. trucking (limestone & dirt). Torn loft, "'"' lwp. 79, ht ., ..."' .. rlohl. Coli: 742-2407 Mci:;:r o..... So ... fl..... End of Itt. 7 "11130/1 mo. 12-6·1 mo. 3 Announcements SWEEPER ond oewing me- 11 Help Wanted Still time to sel l Avon for Christmas and receive sur· prise gift offer. Call 446· 2156 . Wanred : Pan -time (8 hrs .. weeki Licensed Practical Nurse for an intermediate care facility for the mt=l tally retarded in Gallia County. Current Ohio L.P. N . License and Pharma col og y course required. Experience in working with i ndividual s with mental retardation and or other developmental di s· abilities preferred . Send re sume to : Carol Baisden, P.O . Bo x 604 , J•ckson , Oh 45640 . Closing date for applying : December 21 , 1984. B.C.S. is en equal opportunity employer. Duffs SmorgasbOrd, hll an immediate opening for Asst . Mgr. Good poy, benefits, & working conditions. 2 yrs . restauran t experience · re quired , 1 yr . man agement psotion preferred but not required. Send reaume to Duff• Smorgubord, Silver Bridge Pleza, Gallipolis , Oh 46631 . Wanted ; Nice middleaged lady to l ive in my home & share ttxpenaea. Call 446 · Maele lead singer for ex.cel · lant forming rock · bend. For information. ca ll J im at 1114-446 -0294. Guard . Join and you have a good pert·time career-· good beneflta -- monthly p .m . Factory chockltd guns only. Professional Services Piano Tuning end Repair . Bruni ca rdi Music Co .. 446 · 0687 . Twentieth year of quality service. lane Oa . mels, 614-742 -2951 . Unwanted facial or body hair? Permanent, painless removal by European Elec · tronic Oepilator . Mary is certified in this new com pu terized digital system . Call today 614-992 -6720 . Top PAIR. Reduced rates li mited 1ime only. Wa rd ' s Keyboard , 304 -675 -5500 3824 . or 675 - Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Remodeled 2 bedroom vi nyled h ome, carpeted. 2 acres. 1224 pound tobacco allotment , cit y schools , $22 .500 . Cell 614-245 5296 . 5 minute drive from towp, located on Rt. 588 i n Green Township. 3 bdr., LA, kit· chen, family room , 1 112 bath. $42 .000. Ca ll anytime 446 · 9396 . Middleport home , priced to sel l! And we Mean Priced To Sell!! Call 614-992-694t . In Southern School District. Modified A -frame on 5 acres. Fully carpeted with wood burner. FHA, VA . or conventional loan will buy it. Owner moving out of state. Aski ng S35. 000 ,00 o r make offer . Call 614-843 -5384 2 br house , newly deco- rated . 304-676-1090. Gallipolis Ferry 6 year old brick ranch , 4 car garage, $43 .000.00. Phone 304675 -6851 . By owner 3 or 4 br h<:>use, Buck stove, large garage , 5 years old . $75.000. 304675 -6365 . 3128 . 614-992-7672 or614 ·992 3187 . Club every Sundoy. 1:00 614-592 - PIANO TUNIN G AND RE - chine repair , parts, end auppliet . Pi ck up end delivery, Oavi1 Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call Gun 1hoot et Racine Gun 23 Co .. Free standing fireplace, old lumber or barn wood . 304- Employmenl Services 8co11oQ111e CJionte .911su~atwa 9~tc. Mortgage 3051 . 4 761 ,hours 1 2·9 PM dailey. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue , Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 8-13ttn WITH 7 0WNERS· CORNING FIBERGLAS HOME OWNERS . Refinance to low fixed rate . Use equity for any purpose. Leader of the Stairs . full service salon. 773-5968 or 882 ·3188 . Sizes Start From 12'xl6 ' P&S BUILDINGS 614 -992- Buckle y, phone 614 -664 - z All STEEL & POLE BUIL.DINGS Insulated Dog Houses cell and Deer Hides, Ginseng and y e ll ow r oot . Sailing · trapping supplies . Wheat lights. night lights . George IN~ULATE NOW UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes1~~~~·~~~~· Up 01 Buying daily gold, silver coins, rings. jew elrv •. sterling ware. old coi ns, large cu r· rency . Top prices . Ed . Bur· kett Barber Shop . 2nd . Ave. A1mou nc e111 e n Is 21.------ 29.----30.-----31.------ Cl TV & APPLIANCE Sat. 9-5; Sun, 1-5 lARQE , SMAU J08$ 3rd . l;'aw Fur . Top prices paid . lak e Jackson Fin & Fur. Oak Hill . Oh 614 -682 -7448 . Computerized Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting Services CHESTER-985-3307 Mon.-Fri. 9-9 -'GAS LINES -SEPTIC SYSTEMS 446-3159, Olive St., Gallipo lis, Oh . Middleport, Oh . 614 -9923476 . - - - - - - - - tc BUYING RAW FURS . Beef ~IDENOUR Nov. 5-Dec. 8 - SEWER 614-992-6208 01614-9927883 . Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars. Jim Mink Chev.· Oids Inc . Bill Gene Johnson TROMM EXCAVATING r 3/ 11 / lfc Will do general cleaning of homes and offices . Expe· rienced with references. Call - 304·8B2 -3224. Fendars ......................... '62 510-SIS Chovy Tri. Working woman will do housewo rk in exchange for small apartment . Referen ces exchanged. Call 81 4· 992 -6208 or 614- 992 - 18 Wanted to Do 3069 . 11-8-tlc · 73-10 Chny Tr. Would like to do baby- sitting in my own home in Tuppers Plains area j ust off Succe11 Rd . starting around Feb. 1 . Reasonable ra te1 both hourly and weekly. ~ttfttrttn · ces available. Call614-949· 29 69 w ithin the next few weeks i f interetted. 7883 . Public Sale & Auction A uction every Friday night at the Hartford Community Center_ Truckloads of new mercha ndise every week . Consigments of new & used merchandise always wel comed. Richard Reynolds , Auct ioneer. Call 304-275 - 446-2062 s~.~ ••hlelu 11 Dllf , Los1 and Found 304-676 -6197 . PH. 742-232812-10-tfc. •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Blown In Insulation 446 - 3619 7AM - 1PM , 1DPM-12PM . 614-992· 6022 . ·LOST . Monday eVening Silver Gray cat with white c hest and one white paw . Far111 E~ulp111ent Parts & Ser~lce Good Solt<lion Of Custom Built Homes &!1d Siding Single person-male or f• · male, 21 to 39 to li"Je in with single male. shire expen111. and hOusehold duties. C1ll Pups, cute, intelligent. 304· 6 Why W(lit Till Winter To Remember You Were Going To Call Us? •LAND CLEARED •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE FOR DRIVEWAYS WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR CONSTRUCTION Si1uations Wanted Room and board for elderly. Also sleeping rooma . Call dient . 304-676 -2581 . Authorized John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog -Farm Equipment Dealer CHRISTMAS TREES FOR SAlE 9 A.M. to 9 p.M. w......,. 1 P.M to S P.M. s...loys 1 Milt off Rt. 7 On St. Rt. 143, Pomeroy Watch For Signs 11/30/ 1 mo. 12 to appreciate. 446 ·0059 . large Black spayed dog, good witl1 children, obe- 12/7/1 mo . pd. 1·1·1fo *Norway Spruce eKperience required . Mutt have knowledge of Medicare and Medicaid billing. IC · count• payabla, receivable. and payroll . No phone cells, please. 614-593 -6835 . SALES & SERVICE BISSELL 121-Plllw SM.GIIs 117-fllr 1111 t i l 1flt1 t'tt lll-U., 1111 tl ...,. CIICMI tim 1Oth day Ot 10S-Stw+lllll (lllic .... illdl 1984 107·11111111 Sewiotf Carl Hor.k.y 105-11111111 f . . . PrP.std ent of 1-llllllntlkltr Counc1l 103-15 Ottllts "' Tlfllr •. 675-2254. BOGGS Call -742-3195 Or 992-5875 The Daily Sentinel lax 1,3, Old Cltetsu Sll., 1ttw Yllk, NY 10113. l'ritl . _ , Addna, Zip, l'llllm ...... CRAFTS-crafts! New '85 Needlecraft Catalog - knits, c•ochets, dolls, quilts, more. 3 free patter~s l"inte<i inside. Send $2. AU C11NT IOOIIS. .$Z.50 lldl Alllttab•d~ HtiSO$ IICh Ill l*illt · ...... US.IIalls & ClaiMs 1111 ,_. 134-14 ~ Mllllilt Qlilll UJ.fllltial 11t11t Qelltiq 131-AH I llacit Qellts 12t-Qeicl '11' Ellr ,...,.,. 121-U..,. ,....._. Qeilll _ 127-AfattiM ••• Dlillts 125-"'"" c..rtr """"125-Ptlll Qeilts 12H-J Gilts '11' ~~~ Monday Oec. 17th from 8:00 until 4 :00. ThrH years 2 adorable pups. Need 10 see 12/17 I mo. Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savell I Metal Honda cr•ting, can be picked up at Betz Honda 6 month old male Doberman-Walker to give oway. Call 614 -992-7458 . Systems oller Book -keeper• position at Pomeroy Health Care Center. Taking appli catio ns Part Hu1ky and pan Doberman puppies to give away. 8 ' For all your wiring needs: furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & ·Commercial Lady to li"Je in with elderly lldV. Must h•v• referen'lel. Giveaway. wo.o ka old . Call 614 -992· 7458 . Ford MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Help Wanted Coli 614-949-2045 6:00pm . White m11e Ieinen . Two months old . Utter trained. Call 814-992 -6270 . WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS HOME 992-3194 off St . Rt. 7 .Box 36976. Small breed puppies, Cute and Adorable . Would make greet Chri1tmaa gift• . Call 446 -4088 or 44e-8189 . 011 the Mtrbt Todtf · 12 Yr. Factory Warranty) I f I Jilin For Trash Pitkup ' Servite Call 1 s.~ Belt Value Roy Bickle "We R,., F11 lur" POMEROY 11 , 2 For ••le-Christmaa Tree Rd. mile• out on Fletwoodl 4 The DISH: Con11111llla I' Spun Alll'l1inum The FEED: Chaparral Polar stor I The RECBVER: Dexcel DXP-11 00-01 AFC, Stereo, Cord R1mote Control Certified Chimney Sweep MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE 3 Announcements PDIItttlf, o•1• II · Hfc IUSINISS-IESIOENnAL SEC. XII: lhno all lult-o,me PasserJ Oer.P.mber ROUSH CONSTRUCTION J&F CONTRACTING For Faster Service emptoymeno SEC. VIII: lhao a group 1985 YOUNG'S Box, 326 fiHrly days !301 aller ohe end ot hourly per sonnel shall be patd ,1 n CJ dQ1! 10nal th rne r;e nts {3 <.f!nt s) per hour fnr eac h \'nar of co nsecut•vc ftJI I-t1me serv1CP. W1 th thf! Vtlldf18 ot Midcltepo rt an(! that all full ·t•mP. salary Pm srmnel sh;tll be patd an adrltt1ona 1 stx dollars !S6 001 per mon th each yea r ot consec utive lull ·ltme S'JNICe W'lth the VlllttiJe SEC. XIII: That v1llage coun cil shall deterrn1 ne wh1 ch em· piOyP.es are classtf1ed as full· lt me P.mployees SEC. XIV. Th1s Ordtnance shall take effer.1and bA m force fr om and aftP.t January 1. IMil••• to the who haw ,. ..- , placed an ad in the Southern L-- : : . . . - - - - ll·l2·l mO. Pomeroy, OH. 45769 the vacat1 0n year Va ca!lon tnrie shall mean edch 12 month oenod toUowmg thP. f1 rs t full of hospt tal and med1cal 1nsurance plan be provtded for rtll tull-nme P.mplay~es of the Village at Mtdrlleport vvhoe lect.m wnttng to P<Hl1C1pa1e 1n the same. and that the premtum the.refore be pa1d hy the V1llage un to the amount ol the prem tum quoted for 1h e presem co ntract SEC. IX: · That all full-li me employees des• nng to pa rt 1c1· pate 111 the pl;m shalt file an elect10fl wtth lhe Clerk vv1thtn ten d(:lys ( 10) aft er the effect1ve datP. of th•s ord1nance SEC. X: That sa tar~ ed em· ployees who do not elect 'to part•c•pate. bf! pa1d an fl )( lf a S70.00 per month 1n additiOn to th e present saltlry schedule. and those emrJioyees patd on an hourly basts who do no t elect to part1c1pate 1n the tnsurance plan be patd an addl ttona t 40 ce:n ts per hour Any employee may at any 11me elect to W•thdraw from the plan. and 1n such an event such elect1on for wt thdrawal shall l1kew1<;e. he It led 1n w rlltng Wtth the Clerk Any employee who eiRr. ts nol to pdrtt ctpate 111 th e plan may Ide a subsP.q uent elect1on to pruttc1pa1e. and. 1f acceptable tu the 1nsurance company on a non -rated .bas1 s. then Sli Ch employee · mav become a pnrttCIJlillll m thP. plan Ltkew•se. any em pl oyee who partiCtpat P.s tn thH plan ma y l1l e en P.IP.ctt on tu w ntldraw from the pl ~tn tn wh1ch event hts WJQes n.r salary. as the easel ma v he. shall bP. ad1usH'!d as provtded 1n tht s pa ragraph SEC. XI: All ordman ces •n co nflict Wi th th1s Ordmance are he1ehy repPoiP.d THANKS 11.• Business Services 'r:========::::; II employee o f the V1lla ge shall be entttled to s1ck leave 1n the 11 21 17. 24. 31 . 3oc amount of one and one-fourth (1" 1/ 4) days per month. and shall be entrtled to accrue satd Public Notice Poe449 stck leave up to one hundred twen ty ( 120) days NOTICE OF ORDINANCE. SEC. VI: Each full t1me APPOINTMENT NO. 1149-84 employee of the Villa ge. 1nclud . OF FIDUCIARY An Ordinonce to provide oddi· On December 4th. 1984 m 1ng full ttme hourly rate emtlonlll compenution for viltoge the Metgs County Probate ployees. shall b?. entitled dunng ori1ployeM lor 1984. Court Case No 24632. w,t . each vea r alter th e f•rst vea r to Be 1t ordatned by .the Council li am H. Jones. Bo)( 534. two weeks vaca tton. excludtng of the V1llage of Mtddleport as Pomeroy. Ohto 45769. was legal ho lidays. w1th pay. Em follows : appotnted Admm1 strator of the ployees wtth ftfteen or mo re Sec. I. That for the year 1984 estate of Grace M'. JOnes. yea is ot serv•ce shall be entttled the V1llage shall pay each deceased . late of A. D. ·~ . to three wee~s vacation wtth ful l·ttme employee 1n .the achve Pomeroy. Qh ,o 45769 . pay each year. empl oyment as of Decembe r Roberr E. Buck. SEC. VII: Each employee of 15. 1984 tn add1t1on to all other Probate Judge the V1llage en!llled to vaca t1on saiJry and fnnge beneltts heret shall tJSe the vacat1on 11me 1n ofore provtded th e su m of One lena K Nesselroad. year of entt!lemen t or shall be Hun d r ed Ftfry D o l la r s Clerk pa1d for any unused portton of IS 150 001 as add 'l' onat salary vacation at the1r preva1f1ng · Sec. II. Thai be " lurlher 1121 t 0. 1 7. 24. 3oc wa9e rate at the ume o f orda1 ned that the VtUage shall . payment It at the end of any pay each pa11-11me emplovee m ---;:--:-;:--;;;----:-;---year any such employee has the ac ttve employment as of Public Notice · accr.ued any unused vacat1 on December 15. 1984 1n addt· t1me. th e CIP. rk - T reas ur~r shall ORDINANCE make payrnen l to the em ployee for SIICh Unt iS8rl two Within No 1150 84 #150 lEG. PRICE .• 319.95 Timothy' E. LeMaster. son of Mrs. Bonnie LeMaster of Roule 2. .,Pomeroy, and Edward LeMaster of Route 3, Albany, has enlisted in the US. Air Force's Delayed E nlistment P rogram, according to S.Sgt. John McGuirf', Air Force RecruitPr In Ga llipolis. " LeMaster is a 198.1 gradua If' of · Meigs High School: ~ Upon graduation from lhe Air · Force's six-week basic militHo-v ' training course a t Lackland AFEi. Texas.- he will receive tra ining In the Electronic Carf'er Field. "' He will be ea rning credits tow ards an associa te degree '1hrough the Community College of the Air Force while attending basic . !raining and other Air Force ·, technical training schools. ' LeMaster is scheduled for enlistmen! In the Regular Air Force in August. Carl Horky Prestdent of CounCil Clerk SUPER 2-14" 240-16" 240-18" LeMaster ot Jon Buck ON SALE AlE sergeant-major watches. On Thursday, !;lmith received word that he's been nominated to Officer's Candidate School where, after six to eight months of training, Smith wiD graduate as a U.S. Anny officer. He is the son of Frederick J. and Doris V. Smith Sr., Middleport. basics of battlefield survival. He at Egli n Air Fc,-ce Base. Fla., with was introduced to the lypical daily th e 7371 h Tact ica l Con t r ol routine - lhat he will eMperience Squadron. during his enlist ment and studied He i.s a 1982 grad uate o! Meigs the personal a nd professional standHigh School. ards lraditionally exhibited by Marines. Ill. !his Ordinance shall An est · Ftelotg $ptel1f1 PROMOO'ED -Frederick J. Smith Jr., (center) was recently promoted to army sergeant first class at Fort Leonard Wood, 'MissQuri. Smith's wife, Linda, also a sergeant al Fort Leonard Wood, and his commanding oUiccr pin on his stripes as his 1.................. -Public Notice November 1984. Lena K. Ness elroad . Clerk · ......,,.w.. ......... ........... . --............. . ..... , U,tult . . ..... . . . . . . . . . ....., .... . take eHect and be tn force from and after the earliest date as prov1ded by law. On December 5. 1984. 1nthe Metgs County Probate Court. Case No 24630. Patnck. Vtctor Wtppel . E)(ecutor. 2276 Alb~ rn Blvd .. lancaster. Pa . 17601 was apptnted Executor of the estate of John Victor 'Wippel. deceased. late of R.D. No. 3. Pomerov. Ohto Ro bert E. Buck:. Pro bate Judge ::1:=. ~ Passed lhe 26th day Iaiit...~................. $J.IJ.50 m -- ' Public Notice Sec. ------ ShMt ..............." .... SJ0-150 Grips loplacoti .....Jll. 12.50 JOHIII lllFOID co.,;:,--• - C &. WW ff.. . . . . . . lei ,.,._ _.......... _ . --··-----.. , ,.. .__ . ..No~ Public Notice ~~ CMISTMAS SALE ClubL................. ss-•so· "''"' ................... '5-'30 . . ....................... 111-130 1leaol Co..n ........... 16-111 Glowot :......................13.17 f..lln..-lffl ff"lf'l'll•.,.,. tt-""'•,11"•... IW. _ _ , . . ............... THE COUNTRY CLUI C:lftiiH/1.-J ,.,,.. t1U'4'r I.. The Daily Sentinei-Page- 7 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BEST KEPT SECRET IN AMERICA -- Army Nationot poycheck -- NO LAYOFFS . 304-11711-3960 or 1-800642-3619. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 1971 Gem Signet M<ibite Home , 52JI12 , 2 bedrooma. gas heat , located on K & 1<. lot , Point Pleasant . $4,000 .00 . P.hone 304676-6281 alter 5 :00PM . Schultz 1972 66x12 with tilt out will 1111 partly fu tnJthed or negotiable • on price, 304-676-7117. ' • �t'aga ~- They'll Do It Every Time 32 Mobile Home• December 17, 11:164 t'omeroy Middleport, Ohio I he I,IBIIy :;entmel 61 Household Goods KIT 'N' CARLYLE 54 Misc . 76 ®by urry Wright for Sale Pickens used furniture. 304· 675-1483 or 676-1450. RICK'S NEW AND USED ~URNITURE . Used stoves and refrigerator•. Compare our pricea., aave tOday . Free aatillite antenna with purchase of new 1984 Double-wide. Call Kanauga Mobile Homo Solos. 4469662. Phone 304· 773-6430. Moving, mu1t aell. Almond atove and matching refrigeratorr Lowrey Genie Organ. Call 448-77B5. 304-675-7689 . ~ 1 bo•t •nd trailer for Coltl14-258-11ili1 . deliver. HSAP vender. 614258-6245. llmeatone, Sand. Gravel. Pick up at Richards & Son. 8t Call "'' FOr aale: Comploto 1174-_.... vered . Call for prices, 614- Detsun Kaolau•!!al 54 Misc . M'erchandise Parker 12 gauge double barrel $800 ~ Model 12 Wi n chester 12 gauge, 30 in. full 1972 12x60 Vintage, good cond .. 2 bdr ., 1 Vz bath. new furnanCe , fireplace with blower, good carpet. stove refrig ., washer. dryer, win dow air cond .. drapes, some furniture, outside building, Lot 97 Quail Creek . Call choka 2860. 8500 . Call 379 - 2 Co.l eco Cabbage Pate~ Dolls. Newt $65 ea . boy l!o girl . Call 446·20B7 or 446· 4349 . 446 -6592 or 614-245 9592 . -------.If 1982 2 bdr . mobile home . Take over payments. Call storm windows. Call 614446-7132 . Schult 3 bedroom mobile home, central air, shed. K & K No. 31. Call 304-6755417 after 4 :00PM . Acreage For rent Sleeping Rooms and light • house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. 2 bdr. trailer for rent, near Mercerville . Call 446-3159 _c _a_tt _6_1_4_-4 _ 4_ 6_-_o_7_5_6_._ __ or 614- 256 -1662 •!tar 1 Furnished room, $125 . Utili5 :30PM . 3 bdr . trailer with 2 baths, in Evergreen . . Call days 4461323 after 5 call 614-245- 9170. Lot for sele in Mercerville, 3 50x 1 2 trailer, 3 bdr.. 1'/a: trailer hookups, electric. ru - baths. 81..1laville Addison Rd . Close to Addaville School. 6 miles from Rt. 7, 614 -367- ral water, septic rank, $8,000 . Call 614-256661B . ties, range, ref . Share bath . Men only. 919 Sec ., Gallipo- lis. 446 -4416 after 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot, $75 water paid. 4th & Neil. Gallipolis. Call 446-3844 after 7PM , 7473. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Spaces for rent, trailer lots. sewer and water furnished . Small children accepted. 304-675-1076. Furnished 2 bdr.. clean. quiet, cable, beautiful river view in Kanauga . Fosters Mobile Home Park. 446- 1602. Houses for Rent House for rent . Call 304- 675-7263 675 -5104 or 676-5386 . House for rent in Mercerville area. Call Kenneth Swain 446 - 3159 or 614 -266 Chesbire 3 bdr .. 2 baths, dep 44 SWAIN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE Furnished house. 3 bdr., 29 Neil Ave .. Gallipolis. $225 plus utilties, r,e ferences. Call 446-441.6 after 7PM . 6 room house for rent . Electric and water included, Clay School District. Call 446-2706 . 3 bedrooms home near town . Central air, garage, $276 mo. plus deposit . Coli 446 - 6610 Century '21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc . JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at $163 for one bedroom and $19B per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza, pool and TV ant. Call 446-2745 or leave message. 513 Third Ave . two-1 bdr. apts, Starting $135 to $165 mo. Water included. dep req . Call 446 -4222 betwaon 91!. 5. 1 bdr apt ., 2 bdr apt., $150-$250 . Call 304-6757263 675-5104 or 67553B6. House for rent. small 2 bdr. house in country . Call 446- 0924 . Newly remodeled house, 2 bdr. 1 full beth. lg , lurn , Furnished apt., next door to Library. one professional adult only. Call 446-0338 . 2 bdr. duplex e• . location in town S250 mo. with a fenced b.ackyard . Call 446- kitchen, located in Middleport . Send resume to Daily 8293 after 5PM . Sentinel, P.O. Box 729 -V, 3 rooms with priavte. bath, Pomeroy, Oh 45769 . 1st. flooo . Call 446-2215 . For sale or rent : 3 bedroom house with detached garage on 34 acres. In Portland area . Call after 5 :30 pm 1 bdr. partially furnished, $190 mo., utilities paid. $50 dep . 6 mo. lease. no children and no pots . Call 446-3667 304-273-5272 . after 5 . Nice two bedroom in Eastern School District . Natural Gas TPC water and no pets. &1 is.oo plus deposit. Call New efficiency apt, with garage . appliances fur · nished, washer -dryer hookup . Private yard, $210 mo. includes water, dap. re - calls . quired . Call 446· 7209 or 446-3287 , 614-949-2801 , No Sunday In Pomeroy-nice two bed· room house, just redecorated . Insulated, storm win· dows . Stove and refrigerator furnished . Sorry no children. no pets . $185 .00 per month plus security deposit. 614 - Furnished efficiency $145. utiltles pd, share bath . 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 after 7PM . 2 or 3 bedroom houses in or near Pomeroy. Furnished or unfurnished . Rent and utili ties negotiable . Day 614 · Country living 2 bdr. livingroom, stone fireplace, large diningroom, eat in kitchen, hookup for washer & dryer . Large garden, $285 mo ., bottle gas &: utilities eKtr~s . Barn ond pasture available for $35 eKtra. Call 446- 992-2381. evenings 614 992-6723 . ter 6 . 5 P.M. weekends. all day Saturday . 6 room house with bath , in Langsville , $200 ,00 per month plus deposit . Refer· ence required . Call 614- . 992· 7286 after 5:00 , 2751 or 612 -245-9175 afRiverside Apts. Middleport . Specisl rates for Senior Citizens. S130 . Equal Housing Opportunities . 614- 992-7721 ' 3 bedroom House in Middle- port . 8250.00 month . Call 614-992-7356 . Furnished 2 bedro·o m apt. in Middleport . Adults, no pets. security deposit. Call 614- 992 ·3874. 3 br house. bath,full base· ment, garage. available Dec . 26 . $260. References and deposit required. 304-675- Nice efficiancy apartment, suitable for one or two 1090. Betty Mercer . people. Call 304-773 -5B82. 2 small bedroom, all electric houae in New Haven. $1 60 . plus deposit . 304- 882 - Unfurnished apartment for rent in Syracuse. Call 614- 2&B3. 992-7689. Two bedroom furniahed 42 oponments. Call 614-9925434 or 614·992·&914 or 304-882-2566. Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home in Gallipolis. nice for senior clti_zen• or married couple Wit~ one child, no pets. ~epos•t and references reqUired. K & K Mobile Homes. Inc., 304 - Apartment for rent. 3'rooma and bath . Furnished. Call 614-992-6908 . APARTMENTS, · mobile homes. houses . Pt . Pleasant ond Gallipolis. 614 -4468221 . 676-3000. 2 IHidrpom all elec mobile home. t13&.00 plus utilitiel. tocotod Go IIi polls Ferry. 304-67&-40BB. In Middleport, 2 bedroom furnished opt, 1 child. t 304-882-2666. Early American Console Stereo. chest of drawers. 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New & used wood-coal stoves, 6 pc wood LR suite $399, bunk beds $1 99, ant ron recliners $99, used bedroom 's uites , ranges, wringer washers, & shoe$. Call 614. 446-3159 . cupboards. pie safe, 'telephones. desk, also antiques and glassware . Open Sundays . Conkel ' s Tuppersplains, Rt. 7 . Mobile home new parts and doors. Inside, outside, storm doors, trailer windows . Route 1. For Sale: New 4x8 pool table . 3 piece inch slate. $1200.00 . Call 614-9925304. Fire wood for sale . $30 .00 picked-up , $35 .00 deli Homemade bedspreads for sale with shams. They are beautiful. Call 614-742 2959 . $a ,b2,fclas42 14x70. 3 bedroom with large yard . $165 .00 month plus deposit and utilities. One child . Call 614-9854367. Hide· a-bads, $390. and up to $550 ,. sofa bods $145, Recliners, $225 . to $376 ., Lamps fi-om $28 . to $125 . pc. dinettes from $109 ., to 435 . 7 pc. $189 and up. Wood table with six chaira $285 to $745 . Desk $110 up to $225 , Hutches, $550 . Bunk bed complete with mattresses. $275 . and up to $395 . Driveway stone hauled and spread. Call L. Paul .M artin Building Materials Rough Cut Lumber, oak, poplar. and pine. 2x4's, 2xB 's, 1K6's, 1K8's. Asand luspan Co .. lnc . 773-5554. daytime . Now open for bUsiness, Mountain State Block. Rt. 33, New Hf!lven . Complete masonry supplies, 4 ... 8 .. , 12 " block. Delivery service. Phone day 304-BB2-2222, evening 882-3239 . · 56 ralls regular $22.00, kids camouflage, army new field jackets, all army field pack accessories. combat boots, Carhart clothing . Sam Somerville's, East Ravens wood. Fri. Sat. Sun. 1:007 :00 PM . (other days to Christmas 3:00-7:00) 304675 -3334. Firewood $20.00 pickup load $30.00 delivered any- time. Call 304 -458 -1728. Chow puppies . Call 614· 446-3B44 after 7 , CHRISTMAS Puppies, AKC registered Cocker Spaniels, bUff in color. $125. Excel· lent Christmas gift. Call 614-3BB-9755 . Christmas puppies! Pure bred & Rat Terrier puppies. Call 614-266-1467. Myna bird, approx . 2 yrs. 'old. cage included. Call 992-3223. AKC Reg. toy poodle pupppies. ready for Christmas, small deposit, will hold. Call King siz:e water bed,full wave. great shape. Would make a great Christmas present. $150. Firm. 304- $150 . 304-773-5076 . $65 . Go Cart. 5 hp engine, baloon type. tires, roll bars. axe Used Furniture -- elet.tric fireplace . 6 pc. dinette, head boards. and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 5pm, Mon . thru Set. cond. 304-676-2972 , 1974 Case 580 back hoe loader $10.500.00. 304 458-1610. Warm Morning wood stove, mo. Call 446-9863. Christmas puppies for sale. AKC registered Cocker Spaniels . Good house pets. Call female, 2386 . Cell Parakeets, babies, all colors, new cages. Hold for Chirst- mas. 304-675- 5030 after Washers, dryers, refrigera tors, ranges. Skaggs Ap· pliances, Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel . Flashing Arrow Signs. cash or rent to buy. 1-800-251 - 304·675-6030. 614-446 -7398 . Control . hunger and lose weight with New Grapefruit -PPH . Combo . Fruth Pharmacy . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Used bedroom suite, Loveseat hide-a ·bed . Corbin & Snyder Furniture, 966 Second. Gallipolis, 446-1171 . 3550 . Judy Cuties : Softs~ulptured Cabbage Kids: Mr. T.'s, Ballerinas, etc., all sizes . Beautiful work, 304- Very_gentle, AKC registered Pitt Bull Dog, 2V. yeers old. female. 304-675-2B84. Cockatiel bird with cage, 304-8B2-2750. 57 Musical Instruments 14 ft . aluminum boat, 2 swivel bass seats, enchor holder tilt trailer new 28 lb. thrust electric motor, new marine battery , 2 life jackets. paddle and net, Baldwin spinet piano, refin ished natural (reddishbrown mahoghany). FrH tuning . $860 .00 . Lane Da- niels. 614-742-2951, Bass fiddte. big custom amp. 304-576-2369. tl~:::;:========:.t=========~ 1-- - - - - - - - - - - Gas range , Harvest Gold. 30" S95. 3 other ranges to choose from. Speed Queen auto . washer $95, Kenmore · auto . washer $160, Refrig . side by side white $196, Refrig. Coppertone. single door $96 , Mavtag wringer waaher *76. Hoover porte· portable to appreciate. Porrieroy-Maaon Bridge . picker. ·can 379·2370 or 379-2145. V8, auto, PB, PS. AC, AM , 76 TR7 exc. cond. sun roof 4 72 Aggrauiue Ouroc boara, ntisfaction guaranteed , TOP CASH paid for '80 traction rear and, heevydUty springe. 400 engine, use regular gas. insulated topper. 23,000 octuol milos. 77 Pontiac Grand Prix 301' one owner, $6,600.00 firm . . good condition. Call after 304-B9&-3879. &PM. 446-0137. 197B Ford F-160, postive 1983 Chevotte Scooter 4 traction rear end. heavy duty springs, 400 engine, uae regular 911, insulated $3,800. Coil 814-3BB9634 after 6:·o oPM . topper, 23,000 actual miles, one owner. $6,600.00 firm . 304-896-3879, 1979 Plymouth Horizon 4 spd. 4 dr.. good cond. Call 614-379-2726. 73 1976 Cemaro exc. cond .• 360 engine. 4 apd. Hove all orglnol iq~ipment, 40,000 miles, •4.49& . Call 614· 882-6922, Vans & 4 W.D. 1978 Chevy Y, ton pickup, 4x4. 360 auto, PS, PB. Call 446-0515. 1977 Oodge von, All power 1977 1977 Nova Monte 305 C•rloengina. 306 engine 89,000 miles. Call 614-258-1235 . windoW van. Callaher 6:00 1973 Ford Grand Torino wagon. new battery, tirao. brakes, AM-FM radio. 1979 Chevy 'A ton, 4 wheal drive with utility body, exc · cond. 83, 750.00. Phone 304·46B-1610 , pm, 614-949-2196. ;:;:::::;:;:===;==== 1I· mileage. power windowa 9 • locka, AC, tilt whael. cruise control. Call 446 · 4878 . fliver Rd . Gallipolis 446Microwave oven plua conventional oven all·ln-one, Harvest gold. 1 Y2 yrs. old , Brown print sofa, 2 velvet side chairs. Call 446-8024. ~HINtS!> WILL NE.VE.R BE 1'HE .SP..ME., ~-:; !2- 17 IMAXl MOVIE: 'Beulah Land' Part1 9 :30 (H80l MOVIE: 'Silkwood' CCCI 10:00 [[) MOVIE: 'Walk, Don't creto. dry wall. 304·46B· 1566. 82 Plumbing 8o Heating Gelllpolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3818 614-446-4477 -~·· 1983 CABO Hondo 8376 firm . Col' 448-1218. 1981 2 dr. Ford Escort 4 opd, radio. air. tinted glou, aporty., U,199.John'sAuto Soleo. Bulavillo Rd, Gollipo: llo. 448-4782. 1-:-:-:---:;--:---:--- 1972 F!at Coupe hord top, low mliaego. Coli 4468024. 1980 C87110F Hondo. luper Sport. 81500 mllu. New battery and rHr tire. Excotlanl condition. •1260.00 Call814•882·31152. 19:J8 Plymouth Fury, outo., air, PS. !'B. rodlo, new paint lob. t1 1189. John's Auto Bolos, Butovlllo Rd. Galltpolis 448-4782. Ha~ey Davldoon Sportstor. 1979 011 cooler heodor, cromo. nuo . .Must Bolli Call 44a-11234. '72 Honda 3150 mDioroyoto exc cond. phoilo 304-178 2972. ' I I or . . BARNEY Excavating ity (j]) Newswatch LONG AS 'ZEB · OUT OF TOWN AS IS Good-1 Excevatlng, IHiso- fiJ Benny Hill Show I MIGHT AS WELL GO OVER menta. footers. driveways. septic tanka, landacaping. Cell 'lnytime 814-448· 4637. James L. Doviaon. Jr. 11 :30 AN' VISIT HIS--UH·· .owner . gione . (60 min I Electrical psychic . who has been helping the police track down the murderer of wealthy women. hires A .J . and Rick to help her when she has a vision in which she is the ne~e:t victim. (A) (60 min.) SEWING Moch.ine repair&, Soles & Service Shorpen Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614-892-2284. CIDI Taxi Ill (j2) Nightline Ill Twilight Zone 'fHIS ISN'T GONNA 86 General Hauling , ------------------~·· ~ J•mes Boys Wotor Service. '< Also pools filled. Call 614· 266-1141 or 614-441 · 1175 or 614-448-7911 . '' (MAXI MOVIE: 'The Man Who Loved Women· (CCI 11 :45 IHBOI MOVIE: 'To Be Or Not To 8e' 12:00 (I) Bums • Allen (I) Mazda Sportslook (]) 8 (jJ News C1D1 MOVIE: 'Pennies from BE ONE OF YOUR Ken's Water Service. Walla, Heaven' cilterno, pools filled. Phone 614-367·0823 or614-3877741 night or day. Will houl. cool. Nnd ond grovel, 304-4118-11188. 87. ••• " .. ' --;--------- " tla3. 0r-. ,. ra.- 17 12:30 e Gunsmolte (I)(!) Late Nigh~ with David Letterman Tonighfs ' ..'f I ' •" - . • NORTH 11-17-84 .K 7 .AKJ •a tKJ642 64 By James Jacoby Soutb was a little aggressive to jump right to five clubs, but he was playing percentages. First of all, he mipt make five clubs. Second, even if he couldn't make it, maybe the nonvulnerable opponents would be tempted to take a save. That last little bit of psychology did not work the opponents quietly passed to the final contract, and now it was up to declarer to carry the ball. Sad to say, he fumbled on first down. I>eeiarer won dummy's heart king, drew three rounds of clubs, and led a spade. West won the ace and continued hearts, The ace of hearts won, and declarer pitched a heart on the king of spades and ruffed a heart to hla band. Now a low diamond was played, low from West, and dummy' s jack won the trick. But dummy had nothing !eft except diamonds and bad to play away from the king for down WEST EAST .AQ 109 3 • Q J 10 6 .J8652 • 982 • 10 5 10 7 .J .9 tAQ9 SOUTH •• • 754 • 873 4AKQ532 Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: West N'ortb Dbl. Ea1t 3. Pass Pass South 54 Opening lead: •Q one. take his heart pitch on the high spade, come to his hand with a trump, draw any remaining trumps. and lead a diamond. If West ducks, declarer can win the jack in dummy, He will now be able to trump a heart back to his hand and to lead diamonds again, thus making the contract. Although the hand requires a Jot of luck to. come home (three cards have to be located favorably), Soutb should have timed his play for success. After the opening lead, he should play only one or two hip trumps before leading toward the. spade king. Then, when 'the second heart is played, be can l!lu•"•r by THOMAS JOSEPH 39 Badly off 40 Absconded DOWN I Lump ACROSS I Somber 5 Assail 10 Have no more 2 ''M'' star 3 Soldiers 11 Tranquil 12 Algerian on standby 4 Pop and Junior 5 Vegetables 6 Age 7 Product literature 8 Begin city 13 Card suit Yesterday's Answer · 26 Tantalize 15 Same 18 Impure Z8 Intoxidiamond 2t WWI 21 Otarian 22 Role for 9 Leaving a Ric bard valid will Boone II Great 23 Mollusk white.24 Gael hero Z1 Highlander !;,-+-+-+- Levin zz Thrust cating Z9 Feel .33 Tobacco (sl.) 35 Rapscallion 38 Ring arbiter r.-1~~rnro-. UN.H.city Z5Spuron !I Athletic group 2'1 Spanish article Z8 Ancient Greece 30 Beverage 31 Consume 3Z Untried 3l Biblical woman 38 Gennailic letter 37 OveiTWI 38 Facility DAJLY CRYPI'OQUOTES- Here's bow to work it: AXYDLBAAXH II LONGFELLOW One letter stands lor another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES 12-17 8 WVXAYSNT RVXTL TKR KQ HVOR guests are Roger Eben. Edie McClurg and Mel Tillis . (60 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLstERY IHOP , 1113 8eo. Av* •• O.NII>OIIi. 114·448·7133 or 114-441· D (l) [!) Best of Carson Tonight's guests are Carnac , Bill Cosby. Victoria Jackson and Chuck ManCD Best of Groucho ffi SponsCenter 0 Cll Simon S. Simon A 8o Refrigeration Scissors. I 1) (Antwers tomofTOW) Jumbtn : LINER FAITH ORPHAN ANKLET Answ..-: What a snowball might be A " PANE " KILLER Self-inflicted end play it's brisk! " 15 Barrel 11 Old band 17 Fire's remains 19 Author 1 0 :30 CD Together: Boones fiJ Soap 11:oo u m CD o CIJ ®OJ f12l News CD Bill Cosby Show (I) College Basketball: Marshall at Ohio Univers- ~ lNG . Rt. 1., Box 3&6;1Golllpolls. Call 614-387-01178. 84 · )"THAN( ·- 0 160 min.I fiJ Independent News JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· , -~' · . 83 II MORE"( James Jacoby 14 "Wow, woman into safety when she attempts to commit sui cide by jumping from a si~e: ­ teenth story window ledge . ...• • Saturday'l Run' (I) CIDI Cagney and Lacey Mary Beth talks a service. AuthOrized Singer Motorcycle• 1978 Ceprice Clusic low • - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 7398 . Abaten Home Improvement Specialiat, new home1. edditions. roofing. aiding, con - Cor . Fourth •nd Pine Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eootern Ave .. Gallipolis, Call 814-44B-22B2. ture is an adaptation of Wil·liam Faulkner's story of a poor. solitary cotton farmer with a tenacious and enduring capacity for love. Robert DuvalL 1972 . (2 hrs .) Moat wells completed same . tinue with specially-edited encores featuring the best sketches of the satirical series . (!) NFL's Superstars The Men Who Played the Game. (MAXI Assaulted Nuts 9:00 D ill CD MOVIE: 'Uttfe House on the Praitie: Bless All the Dear Children' (I) 700 Club (1)1984 Davis Cup Finals: USA at Sweden · Doubles Match (I) Ill (j2i NFL Football: Dallas at Miami (]) (jJ) American Playhouse ICC I 'Tomorrcw : . This fea - day. Pump aales and services. 304-B9&·3802 . see under Pomeroy Mason Bridge. Runs good. Call 74 Skaggs Appliance• Upper Rotary or coble tool driiHng. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING , 19.78 FOI'd F-150. postivo suitcase! application) 304-675-20BB or 675· 7368. 3 Ford Pick-ups. f350.00. $500.00, ond $650.00. Con model and newer used can. I'll qive you a clue! She brouqpt her RINGLES'S SERVICE, ex- $1800. 614-992-6846. GASOLINE ALLEY perienced Clirpenter. electrl· cian, meaon, painter. roofing (including hot ter speed, PS, PB. AM radio. 40.000 milos. f6000.00. Cell 614-698·6364 and 614-949-2293. Autos for Sale 8:30 removal . Call 304-675· 1331. 300 cubic inch-6 cylinder. 4 71 MOVIE: 'It's a Wonderful Ute' IHBOl MOVIE : 'Blue Skies Again' IMAXl SCTV: Second Coming The laughs con- Fetty Tree Trimming, stump Roger 8enlty, Sabina, Oli , 73 Chevy runa gqod, 613-6B4-239B . $400.11ttle rust. Call 614JBB-9360. laying hen11 ~ young rooaters, 8etems, 304-468-1690. :1982 Ford SA ton pick-up. Tran spori ali on fiJ house coils. Call 304-6762398 or 614-441-24114. 85200. 1976 Ford 4x4 F260, Snow blede. 4 speed trona. Asking *2250.00 or best offer. Coli 614-992· 7841. Susannah York . 1984, (I) (!}) Wonderworks (CC) 'Box of Delights .' Second of 3 parts. A young boy encounters further adventures on his train ride home from boarding school . (60 min .I Speclollzing in ·Zenith ond Call 448 -3617. Large round IHIIesofhay e20 each . Coli 446-162 after 5 . Carol This classic holiday tale tells the story of a lonely, bitter -and unkind businessman who learns the true meaning of the holiday spirit the hard way . George C, Scott, Nigel Davenport, · Motorola . Ouaz:ar, 1nd . ~ 1976 Ford pickup, F-1 00, auto. · one-owner, [[)MOVIE: 'Black Beauty' Pan 1 (1) 11) ~Call to Glory ICGI 0 Cll ® A Christmas RON'S Televi1ion Service. Call 448-3616. kin , Quarter gelding $450, Coli 614-286-6522. Miami Dolphins. 614-332 - 9746 Collect, Winter spl.: 30X40X9 with 16' trock door & mon door: 86236 erected. tape. wes $3,499 now 82,999. John's Auto Solos, Double Regi1tered Palemino on Bulaville Rd. 446-4782. mare, gentle. Call 614-286Custom 060 Dodge 4X4. 6522 . 32,000 miles, tronsferoble -Double Regist8r8d Bucks- LENCE. THt~! Iron Horae Buildera. Farm & Commercial Pole Bldg1. Chevy Luv auto, AM-FM asking (I) Monday Night MatchUp Dallas Cowboys at THAT. MAG. come. Coli 441·361 !. Trucks for Sale warranty, Cil Cisco Kid C•rpet ,.pair, 14 yra. expe." rience. cash and cerry wel- Christmu Special 1980 Livestock AFTERNOON!., Kaye . (60 min .) J'LL HAVE TO CHANCE eatimotes. Call 446-1171 . list $244.95 sole 8169.95 . "P· am-fm ca11ette radio, 245 AO, 16in bar, list '75 PRnor perts$Z800. for $309.96 sale 8209,96. 160 both or make an offer, AO 16in bar list 8319.95 304-B96· 36B6. sole 8219.95 . Super EZ-Ao· 1--:--::-:::-:-----:---.-:1 Bin bar, list 8359.96 sale 1972 Ford. 4 ·door station 8269 ,00. 330 AO, 16in bar wagon, 302 engine, Iota of list $374.95 oole 8259.95 . TLC. 8800 .00. 304-675Super XL-AO 16in bar list 6730. 8409.95 sale 8289 .95. 304-896-3874. Coil B14-3B7-0409 or 814· ', 367-7244. I DON'T !Hrt!fiO TO 5ELL UNTIL l FIHO OUT WHAT'SBEH!NfJ plumbing, carpentry Work and concrete work. Free ' 6288. Keefara Servce Center, St. Route 87, Leon, W. Va. .. IF Roofing, guttering, oldinlt. reat defroster, tilt, 304-676- HOME LITE CHAIN SAW, YOU UHE, I'LL HAVE MR. PINCHLY DRAW UP THt: PAP!:RS THIS H • S Home Improvements vinyl & aluminum siding, roofing. Mamie•• gutters, storm windowl. overhang. Roger• Baaement ,t Waterproofing. • '80 -Monte Carlo Landau, this is a pre inventory one shot deal. Super 2, 14in bar, pr;Jctical joke victims are Steve Kanaly and Caren Call collect 1-814-237- , ._.. 04BB. 9 'a.m. to II p.m. " Call 614-992·6846. a1.000. Con 448-4462. 876 . Hickory Wind, 141 Butter· nut Avo. Old furnishings, collectlblos and gifts. Sur\· dey 1:00-5:00, Mondaythru Thuradoy 1 0:00-&:00 . Farm Equipment 70.000 mila•. extra sharp, blo dryer f66, Dishwasher Kenmore see ANNIE Unconditlon1llifetime gua· t rantee. Local reference• .rl- · .. furnished . free eatim•tea. • r ~ • · 81600.00. Con see under in Cincinnati IHBOl Fraggle Rock 8:00 D (I) CD TV's Bloopers • .P ractical Jokes Tonight's BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1967 Pontiac GTO, 4speed. Must Msw. Now -arrange the circled letters to lotm the surprise answer. as sug· gesled by the aboye cartoon. Tune Cell 614-3BB-9B67. 19B1 Rabbil Diesel. 73.000 miles, good cond .. f3900. Call 379-213B eve; good MPG. ' F~rlll SuppliP,S ,,• roofs. 30 _yeara experience, specializing in built up roof. I------------- speed, excellent condition, 675-5135 . 8850.00. 304-675-1169 . Twin complete $50, maple bod dresser with mirror $40. good cond. Call 614; 388-9334 after BPM, Call 614-388-9360. 5:00 and weekends. Pekingese akc white male puppy, wOrmed &. shots. Trade Center Kanauga , Ohio. Furniture outlet. Why Pay Morel 73 Chevy runt good. $400. 614-992- e>c\(:ond. 304-45B-1917. OH . vegetables, produce, candy r 1 CD Jeopardy ®I Wheel of Fortune Ill (]J New Name That Marcum Roofing • Spout- : lng. Now Installing rubber cond. $960. Call448-1808. and nuto. Jock's Fruth Market. Rt. 36. Henderson .. 63 Home Improvements fll WKAP 1976 Mustang Cobra. PS. P8, 4 spd, 2.8 litre. good 614-992-5623 after 3 :30. AKC · Miniature Schnauzers born 10-02 - 84 . Nearly housebroken . GoOd With children . 1 mala and ,1 81 Winner' $13911. Coli 441118096 leave mesaage. New sorgum molasaes made J view . (I) Andy Griffith IIl 0 (I) Family Feud fall 1984. $8.00 V. gallon. 1-:-~~----:--:---:­ $16. per gallon. 304-676- 1964 Falcon Ford for sale, 2903. 32,000 miles . . Coli 256622B . Apples. bushel $5. fruita. 1---- - - - - - - - One row John Deere corn 9790 , 0 Origln•l Southern car. 67,000 mi., auto, power steering & broke&- 'Show Fruit tDELIJA ~ ®News 811 Jefferoons 7 :30 D (l) Tic Tac Dough (I) NFL's Greatest Momentts 1981 NFL Year in Re- N.A. D.A. retell f4500 price f3850 . 1960 Impala. 2 dr. 8o Vegetables Stud Service , Call 614-4467795 , $20.and $25., 10 gun - Gun New complete full size bed . l 614-949- 61 AKC Boston Bull Tarrier, 8 627 3rd . Ave . Gallipolis, 58 Cell BE' IN THAT NOI~Y COU~TROOM. News hour " deluxe, air. ·power ateering brakes, auto, am-fm, atereo, vary Flot top guitar with case. like new, 876 .00. 2801. e. lull ing. lot• of extr••· '3.800. Call 446-2297 .. 19BO Toyota Corrolo, 4 dr HILLCREST KENNELS $2 , 000 . 00 . 304-6757758 . 882·2334 . violin. SIOO.OO. Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities. A~C Doberman pUppies: Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC SURPLUS DENIM jackets $21.00. Bibs $16.00; cove - German after Spm. & Ltveslock 446-.1 609. TV sets, Open BAM to 6PM , Mon thru Sat . 446-1699, Old nice, 18 ft. climper, oleepl .t.th, r•nge with oven. refrigerator operate• on g1s or electric. w•ll to w1ll .c erpet- WHA"T THE~E SEEMED TO () K e 0 (J) iC19 trail~r . Coli 614-26111· .,. 1291 . good tirea. Coli 446-1638 Good price. Phone 614742-2103 or 614-742 217B. Pets for Sale Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 614-367-7220 . Autos for Sele dr .• 360 engine, new paint, new vinyl top, good motor. Materials Model M 14, Bell Saw, saw mill 40 in blade. 2 yrs old, County Appliance , Inc . Good used appliances and (J) 24 ft. Hlf contained camp- "' 1972 Impale Chevrolet. 2 sorted lengths. Call Hogg (Coal Deliveredl good lump house coal 1 to 7 ton . call Jim Lanier 675 -7397 or 304-675-2991 6762 . 71 Musical Instruments Wurlitzer Organ: double key· board. Excellent condition. Mattresses or box springs. full or twin. $58 ., firm, $68 . and $78. Queen sets. $195 . 4 dr . chests, · $49 . 6 dr. chests. $59. Bed frames. 614-446 -0322 57 614-256-6776 or David L. Martin 614-256-1226 . or 675 - Firewood. $20 .00 pick up load, $30 .00 delivered. Baby bods. $110 . cabinets. $350 . Gas or electric ranges $376 . Baby mattresses, $26 & $35, bed frames $20, $25 , & $30, king frame $50 . Good selec tion ot bedroom suites. rockers, metal cabinets , headboards $38 & up to (jJ ABC No- (CCI ® CBS News (J) Nightly Bualneoa Report (jJ) BOdy Electric 811 One Day at a Time (MAX} MOVIE: 'The Pauionate Friends' 7:00 D (I) PM MB~t~Zine (I) Here Come the Bride• C1J Gomer Pyle (]) D (]J Entertilinment Tonight (!) Wheel of Fortune 0 (]) Wheel of Fortune (]) (j]) MacNeil/Lehrer IDAYMALj CIJ c.ol Bumott neVJ. Briarpatch Kennels Professional AU -breed grooming. ln.door· outdoor boarding facilities . English Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call 614·388- LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Tables. $50 and up to $125 . 7 (] I I I (I) Rlflemllll ft. truck topper, bluo. Phone .304-876-4840. vered , Call 614-992 -6449 , 304-675-1247 . Sofa, chair, rocker. otto· man , 3 tables, (aKtra heavyt. $685. Sofas and chairs priced from $285. to $895 . • Olff'rent Strokao (MAXI MUtnx 6 :30 8 (I) (!) NBC Newa. like Call 245-5095 or 245- Block, brick, sewer pipes, 5658. windows. lintels, etc . - - - - - - -- ·lc- . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, Oak furniture, tables,chairs, 0 . Call 614-245-&121 . Call 614-596 -4282 . 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent 614-3B8-8696, 55 Building Supplies 614-379-2721 . 49 Flatbeds. Trip Lease or Lease , 259 -2305 . Ohio Furnished 3 bedroom mobile home with washer and Wats 800- 282-2866. Interdryer. No pets. Phone 614- state Wats B00-835-7413 . 949 -2253. Merchandise Call ·-·---·-- (J) Or. Who Cl1l 3-2·1. Contact ICCI Wont to buy left front ta~dor from o 1977 or 1978 Pinto. 304-176 .-6418 or 175· 6059 . . · LUFAW ' 1 () C1J Lucy Show Singer sewing maChine for sale, golden touch and sew. 2 Cabbage fJatch Premies, new in boJt $60 ea . Cell McArthur,Ohio, For lease Big-3 or 5 bdr. home built on your lot 816 .900 & up. See our modo!. Call 1-614-886· 7311 . coi1d . $60. Cal\446 ~ 7911. About 500 (priced to sell) 614· 992-9985· l!o ref. Call 614-367-7567 or 803-781-7895 . altar plrte.,_:: Great Christmas Gift! Girls 614-992-7479. Apt . for lease, overlooking area . Call 614-992· 5B58. city park, LR, kitchen, stOve. Three bedrOom trl!liler for refrlg .. dining area. ·2 bdr., rent. Unfurnished . $125 .00 bath, $ 1 90 mo . plus utilities. Call PJ ' 446-1B19 . per month pills deposit . Calll - - -- -- - - - - -- . 1652 evenings. 992-5292 Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lOts. Call 2 bedroom mobile home . Natural gas heat. Racine Ren ta ls 41 Christm.. tree cut your own all ahapea &. aizes, $6.00. ·I (I) (J) C!l Ill (J) (ji» • (jJ News (I) Hot 'Pouto (I) Kennel Club DD!t Show Joplin 10 speed bike . Ex . 614 -245-6640 . ~~:;::::=.~~:::::::::T~~~:::::,:~~~:::~ I F R Use~ 25 in . Sears TV $25. 12X65 Torch, 2 -3 .bdr, total 42 Mobile Homes 45 urnished · ooms noa~s $100-$1.50 repair . gas. includes all screens & for Rent Call 446-4033 . 8t for lour ordlftlry - 1 ;00 • •2&0 .00. Coli 814-742- • ~~ Call 614-379-2585 . 9662 . Lots truck Unacromblo- lour J u -. one'-"-': to MCh .quare.IO form EVENING ' Acce1eoriea f}fljlN] fi;}'il ~ THAUCIW!kEDWOAOGAIIE ~~~~· by_,>Amoidand!!oi>Loo 12/17/84 2421 . Mobile Home Sales. 35 -, • Flrawood cut up slabs . $16 PU load , Larger loads dell· 245-5B04. Sale. ute. · • ~--=--:-=~--·"" 76 Auto Perta •~ All homes reduced ond Television Viewing ~ Knauff Firewood Split- 95% hardwoods. Seasoned or green . You pick up or we The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Ohio Boetsand Motors for Sale min.) I T~INK I'LL BE 6REAT IN TilE PART I LIKE TilE PART WIIERE 1\IE AH6EL ~EL TALKS TO ME [J) Love That Bob ffi Prota01ionlll Golf: 1984 Chrysler Team Invitational - fine! Round from 8oca Raton, FL. I)) MOVIE: 'Kona Coast' (])Soap D (]) McMillan & Wlfa (jJ CNN Headline News 1 :00 [J) I Married Joan (]) Pilot Wild. Wild West XF UOFR WKZN, CER TKS NTPKM RXZN, HVXWV PNOT YN HVOR QNH AO RVN KQ XF RK USNFNTR EF YK . - CSEMNSN e y elterday'a Cryploquo&e: TIIINGS ARE SO BAD ON e MISCAST. -GEORGES. KAUFMAN BROADWAY TODAY AN ACTOR IS LUCKY TO BE �Monday, December 17, 1 Page-1 O~ The ,Daily Sentinel . OES installation tonight ..---Weal Briefs:·- - Chloris and Roger Gaul wll1 be Installed as worthy matron and worthy patronofPomeroyChapter, / Order of Eastern Star, during ceremonies to be held at 7: ill tonight attllePomeroyMasonlcTemple. ' The Worthy Grand Matron of the Grand Chapter of Ohio, Marjorle OH KAN club party tonight The OH KAN Coin Club will hold Its Christmas party and meeting Monday evening at the Riverboat Room o( the Diamond Savings & Loan Co., West Main Street, Pomeroy. . . A social hour and trading .session at 7 will open the rrieetlng with out-of-town dealers on hand. A coin auction will ·follow. Refreshments will he served. Anyone Interested In coins or paper money is invited to a Itend. · ' • l.otto draWing Haley jury hung Dwight Haley, MiddlepOrt, was·not found·gu!lty ofteslstihg arrest and assault as was reported in Sunday's Times-Sentinel. Eight jurors could not come to a decision regarding Haley's . charges which resulted In a hung jury. Mark Haley and Leonard Fitzpatrick, also of Middleport, were also tried with Dwight ~<tley, all on charges stemming from an incident on Oct. 5, this year, at Veterans Memorial Hospital. · Mark Haley was found guilty of resisting arrest, two counts of assault and disorderly conduct. Fitzpatrick was found guilty of resisting arrest. Following a 2¥.1-day trtal, Mark Haley and Fitzpatrick were released on bond pending sentencing today. The Meigs County Prosecuting Attorney's Office wUI announce at that time whether or not Dwight Haley will he retried. Break-in under investigation Pomeroy police were Investigating a breaking and entering at the Sugar Run Mill, Mulberry Avenue, this morning. The office was broken into and a small amount of money taken, pollee said. Saturday, Pomeroy firemen were called to the Sunshine Center at 1:25 p.m. where a clothes dryer had caughtfire. Flremen were only on the scene untill: 37 p.m . Area deaths COlLINS HONORED- Sen. Oakley Colllas, R-lronlon, left,'WB8 recently hooored ·by the Ohio c~ SuperlntencleniB' Alsoclation at the association's . IUIDUal conference , In Colwnbua. Making the presentation Is Don Dowdy, the assoclatlo'l'.s teglsla&lve chalnnall. Cottln8 ...,.,.,ved the award for outstanding service and was named the association's honorary president. Local squads answer 9 calls Five calls on Saturday and four calls on Sunday were answered by units of the Meigs County Emergen~y Medical Service. At 10:07 p.m. Saturday, Racine went to the Jeff Beaver residence on · · Bash an Road for a possible firearm accident, non-transport. At 1: 24 p.m., Pomeroy went to the Sunshine Center where a dryer was on fire. Tuppers Plains transported Oscar Babcock from his residence in Tuppers Plains to Camden Clark Hospital In Parkersburgat4: 15p.m. At 4:44p.m., Pomeroy was called to 128 State St. for Danny Kesterson, but did not transport. And at 10: n CLEVELAND (AP\ -Holders of ·the two wllining tickets from Saturday's "Ohio Lotto" drawing will share a jackpot worth$1,614,612. There were two winning tickets sold correctly naming all six numbers chosen In the drawing conducted by the Ohio Lottery. The LQtto game reported sales of $3,825,260, while holders of winning tickets will share $2,659,348, lottery officials saki. The wtnnJng nwnbers from the drawing Saturday were 6, IB, ~. 23, 29and35, p.m., Tuppers Plains was called to Reedsville for Cecil DUion to St. Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. On Sunday at 5:03a.m., Syracuse went to Mlnersvllle for Ella Watson to Veterans Memorial. Rutland was called to Snowvllle at 10: 15 a.m. for Lula PhUUps to Holzer Medical Center. At 1: 05 p.m., Pomeroy was called to the scene of an auto accident on U.S. 33. Clifford Icenhower was taken to Veterans Memorial. At 3:26 p.m., Syracuse went to Snowball Hill for Dennis Foley who was Injured In a bicycle accident. Foley was taken to Veterans Memorial. Ray Karth and HallJer, Put Patruq ofCalroChapter,Calro,W.Va.,wl!l; be lnstaiUngotrlcers. • Sylvia ~idktff, past matron o( · Pon\eroy Chapter and DeputY,'. Grand Malron of 1977, llilll be Installing marshal. , Thl\ Is an open Installation Invitation only. PO!I'ieroy C~~s<ptetf members are to take desserts.' SALE STARTS TIDIY Good through Detember 2,., 1984 While quantities last. Quantity rights reserved . We are not responsible for typographical errors. Sorry No Deolers. Poinsettias • Poned & tlan!ling ilalkttr. Foliogo Plants • Potted & Hcai!JII• ... lit!~ Chr~tmas C•tus. Afric• Vieletr. Chris- TrHJ, Wnath!, Grave lklll· kotr. Candlo An angttl.,df, IIGIMI. . . Applo lutllr & athor nonltios. Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 PHONE 992-5776 CHOCOL4TE COVERED CHERRIES The Fine ChlK'Oiate Eurupt•m•s Tn•usun> \lost: 70z. WITH • Zenith Smart Deck Video Recorder .,29 VR2000 • 14-day programmable auto-record. • Electronic tune' · • Automatic front self-load. o Oplional Space Command' Wireless Remote Control. • · WEEK ONLr S499 ICIEN OF THE SEI OYSTER STEW PUITER'S lUllS SIYDER'S CHIPS FRff THI$ 89 '159 Com, Rice, or . YOUI CHOICI Hydro plant employ~ retires was employed In the trucking business for 'n years. He was also an . RACINE - Ralph Gibbs, Jr., of safety-securtty coordinator. Esther R. MacKnight, 79, Hart- Olive Township :rrustee and a Gibbs In his retirement Is helping 215 Midway Drive, New Haven, has ford , W.Va., was dead on arrival school bus driver for the Eastern retired from Ohio Power's Racine his son who operates the Sears Store Sunday at Pleasant Valley Hospital. Local School District prior to his Hydro Plant as safety-security In Middleport. He also wants to Born Sept. 30, l!Xl5, at Hartford, retlrement. devote some time of his retirement coordln.ator after a 32 year career. daughter of the late George and SurVivors include three sisters-In· . . Those 32 years Involved -service time to gardening. Sophronia Wetzell MacKnight. she law, Leota Massar of Reedsvllle, Gibbs and his wife, Dorothy, have several companies . of the with was a retired schoolteacher. Ulah Swan of Tuppers Plains, and American Electric Power System, two children, Gregg of New. Haven, Funeral services will be held at 11 · Fern Price of Newark; a foster son, . and Gloria Compston of Parker§: of which Ohio Power is a part. a.m . Wednesday in Foglesong _R ay Justice of Marietta; two Gibbs first opted for a career in burg, and nine grandchildren. Funeral Home, Mason, w. va., with grandchildren, several nieces and the Rev. Rex Young officiating. nephews, including Gene Riggs of professional baseball andSt.was promising shortstop In the Louisa BurtaJ will he in Graham Cemetery. Reedsville, who was reared In the Browns and New York Yankees Friends may call at the funeral Babcock home; a special niece, farm systems. A shou lde~ separahome from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Sandra Massar of Reedsville; and a tion ended hopes of a big league special · friend, Ruth Stethem of career. Long Bottom. In 1952, Gibbs followed the Mr. Babcock was preceded In footsteps of his father, Ralph, Sr., Oscar D. Babcock addition to his parents by his wife, and was hired at New Raven's Leone, in I981; a brother, Thurman Phlilp Sporn plant as a laborer. By· Oscar D. Babcock, 79, Tuppers Babcock; a sister-in-law, Jose 1956, Gibbs advanced to safety Plains. died Sunday in Camden- Babcock; a half-brother; and a supervisor and in 1969, transf~rred. Clark Memorial Hospital, Parkers- half-sister. to Appalachian Power o;,mpany's burg, W.Va. , following an extended Funeral services will he held at 1 General Office In Roanoke, Vi!::. illness. p.m. Wednesday in White Funeral where he was safety coordllllltor Born Sept. 7, l!Xl5, in Olive Home, . Coolvllle, with the Rev. transferred to Central Coal' ComA OORLD BE'IOND Township, hew as the son of the late Richard Thomas officiating. Burial YOUR EXPERJENCE. pany In 1971 and In 1977 ,' was · Riley and Peggy McDole Babcock. w1J! be in Sand Hlll Cemetery, Long BE'IOND . assigned to AEP Fuel Suppl~ Mr. Babcock was a member of the Bottom. Frtends may call at the YOUR IMAGINATION. Lancaster. Later that year llf. Long Bottom Christian Church and funeral home alter 2 p.m. Tuesday. transferred to R~,tclne Hydro as _:...(C_on_tin::...u::...ed::...f_ro~m::...P:...:ag.::.e:...:1::...1_ _ _ __:__ Esther R. MacKnight 11n BOI I ' , ~ ' DRY ROASTED GBAWTRAIN " " .,. '000 $1.00 CASH FIEfUN) IY MAL •li... Price . ... .. . . f9.49 r-.~~~~iii~j~ii·~ I I PLIITER'S •Sale Price ........ S7.M •Mfe. IOYt Oz. Zenith quality at budget prices. 89~ DIADONAL FLOWER KIDS Remote Control • 178 Channel Tuning • Easy Plug-In of Stereo TV Adaptor T_ou1'11y 79 YOUR CHOICI 25"cube · leloate .......... S1.00 $699 ..... . . . . . . . . . 111 ....... ;.. . . , . . - . : ..., ...... l.h_.. .. ..,....,_..,-. .... ~ .. Clllll ................. elfelll, $, •• YOUR CHOICI ,,:.,,&.ool'>, $749 ' .. 11 LITE STAR TREE TOP Three people said Mamie E . Swauger, 70, ~. Riverview Drive. was westbound when she reportedly went off the right side oftheroad and into a ditch at 9:40 a.m . Swauger was not injured in the accident ; troopers said. Robert S. Shain, 31, Raqclne, was soulhbound on County Road 1, troopers said, when his car appar- Veterans Memorial ently went off the left side of the highway and Into a ditch Saturday morning. Shain's car sustained light damage in 8:15 a .m . Incident, troopers said. Weather Z£NtTH 19" Dilp,.t Custom· Sorlos Color TV • Sl!IOSC ONLY $32995 For Polaroid SX·70, Pronto and or1g1n11 OntSttp cameral. INGELS FURN-ITURE $10''· Single Pack 1 O.PEN TILL 8 P.M. THRlJ 'CHRIST MAS . 992·2635 MIDDLEPOI! Clairol~ . 2·- Body'Builder* Aimond cream color tlmuttteo woodgreln System inctudH '_'Anyroorn " ' ' F.lecharg' Cbtittmsa Sale SLEEPWEAR Aemote Handset and a... unit Deluxe Full RAI"' Cordless Ta1•nt11o Quail~ that makes a difference Full natural sound quality enhanced by human engineered curved _h andset, "' Clear Channel" Privacy Sys· teni and 256 Anti-Piracy Security Codes -must lea· · tures in any cordless phone. Backed by Full One Year Warranty' and prompt national service Remote Handaet e Up to' 1000 lt . range (Will vary due to loca l conditions) • 2 Channel Privacy and 256 Code Anti-Piracy switchel • Redial • Mute i Pulse dialing "Anyroom" Recharge Cradle e Alrowa well mount or desk •~tension In any room with 110V AC outlet laee ltetlon e Prlva~ end Anti-Piracy switches to '1"1'"9'9"'':~"""'~· w . " Tho Innovative oivltng bruoh looturlng Thormo-LoopTM i>.. ted bristles for body, fullne11, more b.auflful hairstyles I Exclusive Therma·LoopTM heated brlttl.. enable heat to penetrate throuth the halF for boc:ty and fullneaa. Tangle fr.. Thermo· L~TM brlatln. EIKtronlc heating tystem maintains a conatont hooi tomr:;Gture. Textured otolnleu IIHI barrel (7/ S") lo dftlgnod or Improved gripping action. Elliptical ohopod handle dealgn for eosy grip, great comfort and de•terlty. Coated brittle llpo for added comfort. Dl(al voltage, roady dot. o>o(lvet cord. cool lip. Model 11-t, ~ ....... . ..... su.99 ... . . • ... . •.... ta6.ft •L-Mfl, . ...,,e . . . ........•. ... s 7.00 ' UIIVERSIL WRENCH WIHL HIIR CUniNI 111 WITH Tour Coot -'\fter hliote WILD IUSK COLOINE SPRIY .v, Oz. Sen•uol. My•terlously Enti,clng. H no IT c! ""'6 Only 2 all sockets and box-end wrench•• within 9.22 M/ M (3/1"·13/16"), h ti 3 I ·----- billfolds at o .once-o-yeor sole price. Your choice of supersoft leathers in Tri-Fold, Director or Identifier Billfold styles. Gift box· ed. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 17, 1984 babcock macknight