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Plus an 011ract1ve engraved gold-tone key chain. enttne 2 Sections , 1 2 Pages as Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ail benefits that village employees presently rece ive. Jane Walton, a clerk-treasurer of fanner years, was recently named to fill the post upon the resignation of Bill Snouffer. Mayor Richard Seyler announced that village books were recently audited. Unaccountable from the audit is $13.65. Council chose to let the figu re carry over until the next audit . John Anderson , council president, gave an upda te on the status of the Pizza Hut sewer line extension a nd the Union Avenue road slip repair. Specifications for the Pizza Hut project are out and bids for the job are now being taken according to · Anderson. " Assuming there is a successful bidder within the . price guide, construction should begin soon," Anderson said . By request from council, Meigs County Commissioners will admin· ister the two grants which were awarded for the sewer line exten· sion . Cutoff date for accepting bjds for the project is Dec . 28 . In regard to Union Avenue. Anderson felt council should begin thinking of putting money in escrow for the Ohio Department of Trans · j)lrtation to draw on when the project to repair a slippage under the road gets underway. A cost. sharing agreement for the project has been arranged between the village and ODOT. The Union Avenue project has been deemed necessary by state officials because the road is a primary access route during em ergency situations. Repair plans for Union Avenu e have been completed and construe· lion is scheduled to begin sometime in the spring, reported Anderson . On recommendation of Mrs. Walton, council decided to renew mem bership In the Ohio Municipal League. Membership entitles coun- cil to benefits which Walton said outweigh the cost of $336 per year , including legal advice from league's attorneys . Council member Bruce Reed volunteered to meet with represen· tatives from Brogan -Warner Insu rance Co. to try to tlim down coverage for the village . "Some things may be iilsured that s houldn 't be." said Seyler . Seyler reported that street workers would be checking a n area in front of the Story law offices where something sharp protruding from the sidewalk is cutting tires. Str eet workers ~<ill also be checking an area on Spring Avenue where a sign is reportedly down , and will be removing or changing the one way and no parking signs in front of Shammy's carry-out near the Pomeroy bridge. Approval was given for Wal ton to transfer funds wit hin the genPral 1Contiilued on PageS). $22,500 to $32,500 a year J a n. 1, followed. by a second increase of up to 10 percent iii J a nuary 1987. It also contains a series of incrementS for both majority and minority leader· ship posts, many of whom have received base pay only in the past, and 14 percent boosts for county officials in 1985 and again ii11987. Meanwhile , there was no iildica- tion Monday that any progress has been made since a partisa n clash halted the bill in the Senate on Friday . "It's in a state of fl ux," sa id Minority Leader Paul E . Gillmor. R-Port Clinton . Gilimor's refusal to vote for the bill last week touched off the dispute after Democrats insisted . he go along to illustrate broad bipartisan support . · He said he was "inclined " not to vot e for an y pa ,v ra ise bill ;JI a lam e-duck sPssion and that he is "still incli ned not to volt' for th is one." Senat e Pres ident Harry Meshel. D-Youngst own, wa s unm·ailablr for comment. 648 Board moves closer to hiring consultant Use handy clip to attach this light almost anywhere. Twist flexible neck to cast light into or· dlnarlly inaccassibl areas. Leaves hands free batteries (not No . 6452. 99 boost iii the go'Vernor' s salary if it is conta ined in any version of the bill that reaches his desk. He said he felt it ina ppropriate "in these times when I am preaching the gospel to get Ohio's house in order" for a nyone to talk about raising the governor's pay. Celeste added, " I like this job. I'll work for what It pays." 3 Houq l-nlln1 n- .,,, F~EIIBLE Sentinel Staff Writer Pomeroy's iilcome tax will go into effect on Jan. 1. · .This came about Monday night when Pomeroy Village Council m et · In regular session and gave the income tax ordinance its third reading and final approval. Terri Long of Gallipolis has .been hired by council to serve as tax administrator of the new tax program. Long has been employed for several years as a tax examiner id Gallipolis. The amount of Long's salary has not been made available for publication. The tax office, to be loca ted In village hall , is now being readied for use. 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' • J on Page 12 By ROBERT E. MILLER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio lAP) -Ohio's · death penalty has been upheld by the state Supreme Court but it may be years before a final decision is made as to whether the defe ndant · police killer ,will go to Ihe e lectric chair. , With Supreme Court Chief Justice Fra nk D. Celebrezze writing the unanimous decision Monday, the court found that the 1981 statute not only is constitutional but that it was applied in a constitutionalmannerln the case of Leonard Jenkins of Cleveland. Jenkins' lawye~. Marlliyn Damelio of the Cuyahoga County pt.~bllc . defenders' office, said after learning of the decision that she will appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court . "The big issue would be the constti;Utlonallty of the Ohio sta· tute," she said, adding that she hadn't read the decision and CO\Ildn't comment further. I Appeals to the nation 's highest court often take years .. The Ohio court had beard argu~ents Oct. 31 in the Jenkins case and lnanotherin which Donald Lee Maurer of Massllion was sentenced in the molestation and slaying of a young neighborhood girl. A decision ln Maurer's case Is t>xpected later1bis week. Court spokesman John McGory said Jenkins' execution date, post· poned because of appeals, must be set by the trial court that sentenced him to death. The Jenkins and Maurer cases were the 'ofirst to-come before the court since Ohio's latesl death penalty law took effect in October 1981. Since that time, 33men and two women have been sentenced todleln the electric chair. The state's last execution OC· curred In 1963. Celebrezze wrote tn part Utat the · court rejec'ted arguments by Jen· kins' counsel that the· law is By KEVIN KELLY OVP Staff Writer GALLIPOLIS Employment of Dr. Richa rd E. Hunter as a management consultant to the Gailia -Jackson-Me igs 648 Mental Health Board has come a step closer. The board accepted three rrcommendations from its fi· nance committee Monday that will be Incorporated into a draft of a contract between the board and Hunter for his services. Action on the contract may be taken at the board's January meeting. Since September, the board has been interested in hiring Hunter, Its acting execu· live director for the past year, on a part-time basis. Instead of appointing a new full-time director. Hunter, who is executive director of Marion County's 648 board , has been contracting his managemen t expertise to other mental health boards and hopes to to set up a consulting business. "I've been under contract with a number of boards for a variety of projects," he said. "I'm still active with other mental health boards, but this is more of a hom e base for me ." Mcig" County representa tive James Mourning reported to the board on its recommendations for a contract. They were: -That Hunter should work a maximum of 24 hours per week (three. eight-hour days; for the tri-county board. He may exceed ttia t maximum at his own discretion for specia l projects. - There should a conflict of defecti ve because it only allows the seating of jurors who state that they are not opposed to the death penalty and therefore are more likely to convict. Citing a pair of U.S. decisions , Cele brezze said the exclusion of jurors who would never impose the death penalty is justified and that the practice does not deny a defendant a trial by an impartia l COLUMBUS. Ohio lAP) - Se· jury . na te Republicans are taking credit Celebrezze's opinion also noted for Gov. Richa rd Celeste's an· that Jenkins' lawyers had argued nouncement that he will include a that Ohio's law Is unconstitutional on cut In the personal income tax iii his Its facebecauseitviolatestbe"cruei 1985-1987 budget. and unusual punishment" clause ol . Miilortty Leader PaulE. Gillmor, the c onstitution. R-Port Clinton. reacted Monday to "We disagree," Celebrezze said. the Democratic governor's anadding that, clearly, any vitality nouncement by saying "if we that this argument may have had ai 1Republicans) had not won the the tlme of Furman vs. Georgia w as election, the people of Ohio never later rejected by the U.S. Supreme would have seen a tax cut.." Court . Gillmor said the GOP takeover of Monday's decision, totaling 183 the Senate. along with projections of. pages, dealt with 21 separate legal increased revenues for the reSt of questions. \ \ PRIORITIES DISCUSSED- Dr. Richard E. Hunter ex plain.• a ll'<l of budgetary priorities under discussion for next ~·ear to th~ Gallta.Jackson-Melgs 648 Mental Health Board. Interest clause to keep him from consulting for agencies financed by the &18 boil rd . "Anything construed as a conflict of interest, he would be contractu· ally stopped from doing It, " Mourning explained. -Eliminate a section of the cont ract calling for the board to pay legal fws if HuntC'r is surd while consul ting for· the boat·d. This would IX' drop;x·cl bf>causl' another .eontrac1pro\·ision gi\'N-1 Hunter prot('('tion undC'r the board's liabilit)· poli c)·. s;dd (Continued on Pag!' Rl GOP takes credit for tax reduction u.s. the fisca l y0ar. forced the govPrnor to act. But he added, " I'm delighted . We will be glad to work with the governor to cut the people's taxes." Glllmor said the new Senate, whic h reverts to GOP control J an. 7, will carry through with It s plans for a 10 percent Income tal< reduction iii each of the next three years. Celeste, who brushes off charges he was motivated by the Republican victory, did not Indicate how much of a cut his budgetwilipropose but he said It be based on a responsible look at Ohio's needs and he will ··advocate a rf'asonable and respon . s \ble tax cut .. . The go\·prnormadC' it c lear that h<' will opjXlSe a ny f'ffort by the current lame duck session to pass a tax cut blll. This would be " ill-cons idered a nd inappmpriate" due to uncertalntly over thf' sta te' s long-range revenue pictu re. he said . Democrats In the Legisla ture have been bringing pressm-eon the governor to move with a tax Increase at \he current session , in view of the Republican leadership _plans to act when they take over the Senate in less than a m onth . �The Daily Commentary Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. December 18; 1984 111 Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio SCRABBLE , Va . - Your inkstained wretch, meaning me, was away from home on 181 days in 1984. The travel Included well over 100 ni ghts in about 60 different hotels, and lllnvoiyro flights on all of the major domestic airlines and quite a few lUGe airlines as weli.·As Bill Buckley is sc fond of saying, a few observations: Air travel gets less and less pleasant as the years roll by. I don't know why this should be so, but .I believe most experienced travelers' would agree that It Is so. Delays are a way of life. Planes are so crowded that passengers are crammed into their seats like olives ln a bottle. Often planes are overcrowded; four times this year my flight was delay~ while resentful passengers DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA .... ~ ~m ~ ~..._--.-, F"T""E2 do""" ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB , JR. News Editor A MEMB E R of The Associa ted Press , Inl a nd Daily P n •ss Associ a· ti on and the Americ an Newspaper Publ is her s Association. U~TT E RS OF OPI NI ON are we leo me. Thev should tx- I('SS t ha n 300 words lo ng. All lt'l t!'rS .'I I'(' subject to E'diling a nd mu s t ~ sig ned w!l h na m £1. addrl'ss and !(' ]ephonf' nurnb(•r . No un signed lett er s will be publis hed. Lettc>rs should be in good h iSI£', addressi ng iss ues. not persona lities. were talked out of their seats. With every seat taken , there never is enough room for luggage. When Interiors are remOdeled, scme thought &hould he given to providIng more closet space for the . ubltultous sultbags that have become so popular In recent years. Airline personnei. both on the ground and in the air. continue to merit applause. To be sure, pllots still refuse to leave! with their passengers on the reasons for delay, and they always fib about the time It will take to get· going, bill flight attendants earn our admiration every day. I hit only one surly attendant ali year, on a United flight to Las Vegas. She was one of the bossy types who will not let a passenger get his own seatback In - the uplight position. Wake him up! And slam the seat forward with a snarl. Airline food tends slightly to Improve, except on Eastern, where It remains dreadful. Ori ·the matter of hotels, my conviction grows firmer than ever that good management Is the first key to a good operation. Above a certaln leve,l of price and quality, all hotels have clean rooms, good beds, fresh towels, workable showers; these one takes for granted. What makes a good hotel a really · superior hotel Is the attitude of the staff, all the way from the doorman to the assistant manager. Good management gets a smile on their faces. Good managem!'nt cracks a· whip to see that rooms are promptly made up. Good manage- Dole may pull plug . on proposal to televise the Senate Proponents of television in the Senate are vowing to renew their long battle soon after Congress reconvenes on Jan . 3, but incoming Majolity Leader Robert Dole may puU the plug on the plan. Aides report the Kansas Republican to be dead set against allowing TV cameras and broadcast microphones in the chamber, at least for the immediate future. "The Senate is slow to move anyway, without television. With television, it would be Intolerable,' ' said Dole spokesman Walt Riker. "With $200 billion-plus deficits- we think that should be at the top of the agenda, not TV." Although the House has been televised for the pastfive years, every time the proposal is advanced In the Senate, i• runs into a filibuster- led by tradition-minded senators who argue that te levising the Senate would diminish the body's decorum. Annericans wouldn't think much of the Senate if, for instance, they were forced to watch filibusters, some of the protesting, filibusteling senators have argued. Retiring Majority Leader Howard Baker, R-Tenn., tried repeatedly to get the Senate to go along -..ith some form of TV in the Senate. But each time he was rebuffed. He expressed hope that colleagues might soften and give. it to him as a going-away gift in the closing days of the last session. No luck . With Baker's departure, Sen. William Armstrong, R-Colo., is hlnting that he may lead the charge for TV in the Sena te. " It is scmet hing he wants to see considered again . He envisions himself as s<imeone who might put togethPr a coalition of people who are interested in bringing TV to the Senate," said Armstrong aide Barbara Pardue. The general strategy of proponents is to try to bring the measure to the it less tloor early . enough in the session to make a filibuster against . effectivE'. With Dole's opposition an.d near-certain parliamentary roadblocks likely to be thrown up by longtime Senate TV opponent Sen. Russell Long, D-La., the measure seem s unlikely to get anywhere anytime soon. So cable TV vipwe rs mav have to wait a bit longer before they can bring the likes of Sens. Edward M. Kennedy. D-Mass .. Gary Hart, D-Colo. , and BarrY Goldwater, H-Artz., int o their Uving rooms. In ihc House. a fight continues to brcwovertheuse of cameras to provide free TV time after each day's work to members for political speeches. The diffi culty of coming up with a formula that would cut Republicans out of the TV exposure while leaving it open to Democrats- and still treat a ll fairly - has thus far eluded Democrats. A HeaRT? A BRaiN? Have 'iou GuYS CoNviDeReD Tt-le MeDicaL er!-lic~ iNvoLVeD? ~lfBIU- !lOtU' AG~E~TTIM£ O"F 'fiA'R. 17) A~~ ~ 10STAi. I~ASE. ment works unceasingly to see that dinin'g room service Is smooth and courteous . Good management rushed In extra cashiers or reglstra. tlon clerks when they are needed. Poor management falls In \\ll these areas. My own first-place award for good management goes to the Marrtott people. One day I suppose I wUI hit discourtesy a t. a Marriott hotel- nobody's pertect - but that day hasn't come. The Hyatt people are at the same level. The Chicago Hyatt, to name only one, Is a truly pleasant hotel, and In driver Joe Phillips Is has perhaps the best limousine driver In the world. Good management comes first; good design comes second. I tt.:Jve a theory, to this effect, that few hotel architects and destJrlers ever stay In hotels. Maybe they stay home, or maybe they stay with fliends . Nothing else could explain misplaced telephones, lamps that are bolted In place, lamps with inaccessible switches, lamps with no switches, lamps with inadequate bulbs , and bathrooms with.no place for a man to put his shaving klt except on top of the john. Little amenities make a diiference. Do many travelers resent these Infernal theftproof hangers as much as I do? Could we please have a little notice on the TV 'set, letting us know which channels are which? Worst hotel of my year: The Ambassador, Los Angeles, featuring a cockroach in the dime-sized bathroom , cheap furniture, a wastebasket full of beer cans, theftproof · hangers. Second worst: The Castle Harbor In Bermuda , which was shabby, shabby, shabby. Picking our pockets ______Ja_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n WASHINGTON - One of the irreversible currents I've noticed during 38 years of covering Washington is the ballooning of the federal budget almost beyond control or comprehension. The cost of paying, housing, equipping and pensioning the federal bureaucracy has become truly flabbergasting. The Pentagon, for example , seems to operate on the principle that massive waste Is an unavoida ble cost of military preparedness. Billions are poured ·into' antipoverty programs - enough to wipe out poverty altogether If the government simply mailed checks to all the poor instead of filtering the money through the bureaucratic labylinth. Prior to the bureaucratic age, when a government required operating funds, it had to forcibly lay hands on estates or invade and loot another country. Now the Internal Revenue Service peaceably and effortlessly perpetrates the same atrocities. It quietly extracts $594 billion a year from us. largely through the mall, and aU we Interest; the greater the interest , The first modern bureaucracy complain about Is the complication • the bigger the deficit. consisted of a handful of underpaid of the forms. If the four deficits forecast by the officia ls in the F rench court late ln So gently and prosalcl!llY does the Congressional Budget Office for the the 12th century. So feverishly did government pick our pockets that second Reagan term occur as they multiply that by the 18th members of Congress have found scheduled , the yearly Interest century, according to the Duke de taxation the easiest solution to the payr_nent will reach $250 billion and Saint-Simon. there were &J,<XXJ problems that confront them. To will then be on a self-propelling officials involved merely in adminfinance their assorted schemes track. The debt 1\111 automatically istering the salt tax . medical care , old-age care, day jump tens of billions each year, In contemporary America, there care, prenatal care (or, if you are so mull iplylng on an inexorable are more than 16 million public disposed, unlimited free abortions) · schedule. servant s at all levels of govern- they keep going back to the welL Then the timetable set forth by ment. As this bureaucratic force Congressmen are jittery, never- the Grace Commission - which has multiplied, taxes have been theless, about Imposing taxes, and projects for the year 2000 an annual increased to support it. But the new prefer to postpone such unpleasant- deficit of $2 trUllon and a public debt taxes invariably have produced ness until the next fellow's term. of $13 billion - will become just. a new programs to spend the money They invariably spend more, therematter of simple arithmetic. Each on . fore, th<m Internal Revenue takes taxpayer's share oJ this astronomi'The Income of a typical family in. This has produced a Pike's Peak cal IOU will be $167,(0). That's the has jumped from $3 ,187 in 1948 to national debt that keeps pushing inheritance we would leave our $24,1~ in 1!&. But the family's upward. children only 5 years down the road. federal taxes have shot up from $9 The Interest alone on the debt is The prevailing Washington wis- ,.to $2,218 during the same span. Put expected to surpass $133 billion dom is that taxes must be raised to another way, their income has lisen during this fiscal year a reduce the deficit. My own expe- 7.6 times , but their income taxes staggering sum that will constitute lience has taught call It have increa sed 246.4 times. two-thirds of the deficit. The bigger Anderson's law - that the outlay It seem s tome that the problem Is the deficit, the higher the debt; the will always expand to accommo- not too little taxation but too much higher the debt, the greater the date the Income. spending. ~einbergerin. cenaent __________A_rt_B_~_h~_._M Today in history TOday is Tuesday, Dec. lB, the 3.'i3rd day ofl!*. There are 13days left in the year. Today's highlight in history: On Dec. 18, 1865, the 13th Annendmentto the U.S. Constitution abolished slavery. On this date: In 1737, the most renowned violin-maker ln history, Antonio Stradlvali, died. In 1787, New Jersey became the third state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1813, the British took Fort Niagara ln the War of 1812. In 1915, President Woodrow Wilson, widowed the year before, marrted Edith BoDing Galt at her home in Washington. In 1956, Japan was admitted to the U"ited Nations. In 1969, Britaln abolished the death penalty. In 19'72, the United States began Its heaviest bombing of North Vletn::.m to date durtng the Vietnam War. The bombardment ended 12 days later. Ten years ago: The Food and Drug Adminlstrl\tiOn said It would approve the permanent use of the artificial food coloring known as Red Dye No: 2 despite concerns expiessed by some scientists over Its safety. The FDA banned the dye ln 1976. Five years ago: The U.S. House of Representatives gaveoveJWhelming approval to an aid package aimed at helping theflnanclaliy ailing Chrysler · . · Corp. One year ago: The Irish Rep\lbllcan Army said some of Its members, acting without authortzatlon, were responsible for the bombing outside . Harrods department store in Lodlon the day before that had claimed five lives. II ,1 li straight,.82-65 On the road _________..,..._J_a_m_es_J_.K_i_lpa_t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Ass is tant Publisher/ Controller • • WinS SIX ~ · "Send Secretary of Defense Weinberger ln," President Reagan told his appointment secretary. Two hefty Marines carrted Weinberger horizontally into the Oval Office. "Why can't he walk?" the · president asked his aide. "He heard you wanted to talk to him about cutting his budget, sc last week he put his feet In cement.'' "The Malines placed Weinberger upright In front of the president's desk . "Would you care to sit down, Cap? " the president asked. Weinberger said, "I'll stand. It's more comfortable." "Have you figures out yet where you can cut the defense budget?" "It's impossible. We're down to a bare bones $3:J) blllion. There isn't an ounce of fat In it.'' "We're not asking you to cut anything, Cap. How about a slowdown In weapons procurement until we get our fiscal house in paying too much for what we're getting.'' "We've reduced the cost of an Air Force coffeepot from $7,000 to $4,500. I can't buy one for any less without endangering the nation' s drip-grind capability." "Cap, I don't want to drop the defense budget any more than you do. But Congress won' t give us our cuts In human services If we don't come up with some slashes ln Pentagon spending. Just throw $10 billion into the deficit pot to show good faith . You'll never miss It, and then we can justify doing away with all the school lunch programs." "Mr. President, It's true I could possibly fine $10 billion stuck away somewhere that I don't need. But If 1 agree to give It back I'd be setting a precedent. 1 don't want Congress coming to me every ·tlme they're looking for a few bucks to stay a day-care program.'' "I'm aware you 're an easy target for the bleeding hearts, Cap. But order?" you have to understand that If you "I can't do it. Everything ln the don't come up with ways of pipeline Is absolutely necessary to tlimmlng the defense budget, guarantee the defense of this Congress wilL Wecouldlosethe MX country.'' missile, the B-1, and the Star Wars "What about cancellng a few of program. Tell me this. If you won't the multi-billion dollar weapons go for cuts; will you go for a systems that don't work? the freeze'?" president suggested. "We could "A freeze of What?" make some savings there.'' "WID you stay with what you've "We need the wea~ns that don't got now for about a year?" work as bargaining .chips for the "I can't do that, Mr. President. arms talks, so we don't have to give Do you know what hammers and up our weapons that do work. I screwdlivers cost these days? The won't stop bulldlng lemons untU we most I can agree to Is an 11 percent hammer out a deal In Geneva.'' Increase over last year, and I'm "I see your point," !lie president doing this without checking with the said. "Perhaps wecouldreex<.mine Joint Chiefs of Start." our defense contrac~: Maybe we're · "How can I okay an increase for • you, when I'm asking everyone else In the country to take dramatic cuts?" the president said. "That's your problem. My job is to see that this country Is protected, and I can 't do It If your budget people keep nickel and dlmlng me to death.'' "All right," the president said. " I'll have to, make some deeper domestic cuts.' ' The president pushed a button and the two U.S. Marine guards came in and picked up Weinberger to carry him out. "I 'd see'you to the door, Cap, but I've got my feet in cement on raising taxes, so 1 can't move a ny better than you can." Berry's World HENDERSON PULIS IN PASS - Marshall's Skip Henderson (3) pulls in a pass while foUowed hy Ohio University's Ed Hicks (<Ill). Hicks led aU scorers with 20 points In Ohio's 76-71 victory over the Thundering Ohio University ·edges Marshall, 76-71 By The Associated p~ HUNTINGTON, W. Va. -Marshall University basket. ball coach Rick Huckabay says his floundering Herd hasn't learned how to win. "We never did take advantage of their mistakes," he said Monday night afterMarshalldroppeda 76-7l decision toOhioUniversity. "I asked the players later why we cou,ldn't take advantage of their mist akes and nobody could tell me." The loss wa s Marshall's fourth in its la st five games and left the Thundering Herd 4-5 going into Saturday afternoon's game here with Morehead State. With Marshall trallingll-10at the 16: 10 mark of the first half the Bobcats reeled of the next seven points of the contest on a pair of 17-foot jump shots by Rick Scarberry and a three-point play by Eddie Hicks to take a 18-10 lead. Marshall pulled to within seven with8:431eft in the half on a foul shot by Sam Ervjn. However, the Bobcats would go to the foul line to get the next four points of the game and build their biggest lead of the NFL puzzle solved By The Associated Press Following many days of specula-' lion and just plain confusion. National Football League teams and fans finally know all the pa rticulars of the playoffs . . . almost. The puzzling picture was finally decided Monday night when the Miami Dolphins pulled out a drama tic 28-21 victory over Dallas e liminating the Cowboys from the playoffs for the first time since 1974. Miami's victory put the New York Gia nts Into the National Conference playoffs as a wih:i-card e ntry against the Rams on Sunday in LosAngPles at 3:30p.m . EST. The .second round of the NFC playoffs wiD be held at San Francisco Dec. 29 and Washington Dec. 30: with the 49ers and Redskins to be the home teams. The oflly question stiU to be answered - where the NFC Central Chicago Bears will play- won 't be decided ~ntll the NFC wild-card game ends. If the Giants win, they will play in San Fra ncisco. with the Bears at Washington . But a Rams victory will send Los Angles to Wa shington Junior high girls win three more and Chicago to San Francisco. Dan Marino's 63-yard touchdown strike to speedy Mark Clayton with 51 seconds left wast he killing bl~wto the Cowboys' playoff hopes . " It was a hard way to lose a game. They made a number of big plays," Cowboys Tom Landry said. "lthoughtCoach we contained them about as well as we could." Marino, a second -year quarterb<ick out of Pitt, became the first man In NFL history to passformore than 5,(0) yards and Clayton shatt ered a league mark for TD receptions in a season with 18, as the 14-2 Dolphins finished with their best record since 1973. The Los Angeles Raiders will vis it Seattle on Saturday for at 4 p.m . EST start against the Seahawks in the American Conference wild-card contest. The winner of the RaidersSeahawks game will play at Miami , first half at 30-19. Ohio University's eleven point lead was mostly because of the Bobcats' tight zone defense that forced the Thundering Herd into 23 turnovers. A pair of baskets by Tom Curry and single tallies by .Jeff Guthrie , Don Turney and Ervin rallied the Herd to within one. 30- 29, with 5: 07 left in the ha lf. With the Bobcats leading 36-33 with a little under two minutes remaining in the half Ohio U. cashed in on five unan swered fou 1shots b Y Hicks to stret ch their lead back to eight at 41-33. The first half ended on 22-foot jumper from Marshall 's John Amend,ala as time expired to send the Herd into the halftime lockerroom trailing41-35. The Thundering Herd led just once during the second half, 66-6.5 , on Guthrte's foul shot with 2: 27 burgh Steelers, winners of the Central will 30.play the Broncos inDivision, Denver Dec. The AFC and NFC finals are set for Sunday, Jan. 6 and the Super Bowl will be played at Palo Alto, Calif. on Jan . 20 at 6 p.m. EST. MIDDLEPORT - The Meigs Junior High girls cage team recentl y walked away with three straight wins including a 36-17 verdict ove r Wa terloo, a 23-10 decision over Kyger Cree k, and a 27 -16 win over Federal Hocking. Coach Ri ck Ash's crew moved to 3-l on the ye ar . Missy Woods led Mei gs in scorIng In all three games with a total of ~1 points for the t hreP . Agains t Waterloo. Woods had 22 , ,Jody Ta ylor 10, B eth Ewing two, a nd Nikki Whitlat ch two. In th e Kyge r Creek win , Woods had 13, Taylor five, Melodl Carl three, and Ewing two. Mulzluski led K. C. with six . In the Federal Hock ing game , Woods had 16, Ewing eight, Carl two, and Tay lor one. Haywood led F -H with six a nd high -scoring Laura Wll llams had her lowest output In many game s with fo ur. Last year, Williams of Fede r a l Hocking scored 38 of her team's 40 point s In a 40-29 win over Mei gs . 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Huckaba y, who was hit with a technical foul in the fi rs t half. said the officiating was "m ore than suspect.' ' SNOW TIRES ALL IN STOCK STILL ON SALE •·--·------.--------------------- 600 East Main St . champs of the AFC East , in the semifinals Dec. 29 and the Pitts - D. MICHAEL MULLEN "This one says 'Merry Christmas and 8 very conservative New Year'- Richard Viguerlet'" Herd before more than 8,000 fans. Ohio's Paul Baron (30) Is just behind the ball. (AP Laserphoto). By The Aslloclated Press 63; Ohio University 76, Mars ha ll 71; Now that the Duke Blue Devils Vanderbilt 73, Eas tern Kcntuc~ have completed exams in such 59; Dayton 71 , Cent ral Flond~ 61: subjects as physics a nd chemistry, Drake 58, Tulane 56 m overt tme, Coach Mike Krzy>ewski is thinki ng P urdue 82, EvansvUie 57; Alabama about hold ing a crash course in 73, Utah 57; Mmnescta 88, Anzona basketball . 79; and New Mexico87,New Mextco The second-ranked Blue Dev il s ~ Sta~te"-.72!.!:.:..·--------­ pushed their record to 6-0 Mond ay night with an 82-65 tliumph over Davidson, but Krzyzewski wasn't pleased. · "We were not as sharp a s we hnv e been," sa id Krzyzewskl , whose club was Idle for nine days because of exams . " We were not physically tired, but menially we were not with it . We need to get a lot sharper." 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Fellows and his Dallas Cowboy teammates controlled the vaunted Miami passing attackfor57minutes Monday night in the Orange Bowl. Then thev - and Fellows in particular· - wa tched · as Dan Marino connected with Clayton ori two long-range touchdowns to give the Dolphins a 28-21 victory and knock the Cowboys out of the National Football League playoffs for the first time since 1974. Ma rino finished with Impressive sta tlstlcs - 23 of 40 for 340 yards and f\)ur touchdowns. But he picked up four of the completions, 110 of the yards and two of the touchdowns in the final three minutes. First, Clayton snatched a pass away from a diving Fellows and scooted 39 yards tomakeit21-14 with 2: 31 to play. "I was trying to knock the ball down," Fellows recalled in a dreary J;>allas locker room. "I got two fingers on it. I just wish my fingers were a little longer." Fellows said he was the happiest person iin the Orange Bowl when the Cowboys tied the score 44 seconds later on a spectacular 66-yard touchdown ca tch by Tony Hill, He sa id his heart started fluttering when the ball, tipped by Dolphin defensive ·back Don McNeal, ended up in Hill's hands and the Cowboy wide receiver raced untouched to the end zone. . "I went back out there thinking how I wasn't going to gamble anymore," Fellows said. "I was going to play It safe." Instead, he played it on the ground, On the second play after the kickoff, Fellows slipped while shadowing Clayton on a crossing [lilt tern. When he looked up, Clayton had the ball and was heading for a 63-yard, game-clinching touchdown with 51 seconds left . "I slipped, what can I say," Fellows said, "I messed up aU these guys ' chances to make the playoffs. I've got to takeitallonmy shoulders, because it was my guy both times, "Either you're a hero or you're a goat. I was the goat." Clayton was the hero. The second-year wide receiver, who also had snared a 41-yard touchdown in the second quarter, finished the season with 18 TO catches, breaking the NFL mark of 17 set by Don Hutson with the Green Bay Packers in 1942 and equalled by the Los Angeles Rams ' ElroyHirschln1951 and the Hmiston Oilers' Btll Groman in 1961. "It won 't reallze what I've accomplished until the morning," Clayton sa id . "This is something tha t m eans a lot to me." Meigs wrestling squad loses second match in row MlchiJ:aiJ B4, AJcorn St . Rl :-\t'w Orll'ans Mi'. r ;rorgro Mason ti7 Purclu<' It?. F:v ansvllk• ~7 M:unday':o~ Rt .. 'tlrd Pt... . . · Meigs are 6-0 overall. Meigs had trouble finding the basket until late In the game, shootJng only 31 percent for the evening. The Marauderettes made good on 17 of 55 from the field while hitting on five oflO In the fourth quarter afte.r making but two of 17 in a cold Julie MUier leading with 10 each. t h d 13'1 o The Mara uderet es a urn vers and were whistled tor 11 fouls while Belpre was called for 15 fouls . In the reserve game, the Meigs hi d i reserves rolled \o their t r w n against three 'loss es with a 28-8 win over Belpre 's r eserves. Meigs was led by Teresa John, son with 10 while Lisa Pulllns had . fi Sh seven, Tammy Wright ve, e 11Y Stobart and Dee Henderson two each. and Shelly Wolfe and Audra Houdashelt one apiece. A. Gaston led Belpre with six points. . Box score: BEI.PRE (30) - L. Berrong g,l,l7,J. Filt h, J,0·6, C. Chambers H ·3, M. Sprigg Q-2,2, C. Nicholson 1-0·2. TOTALS 1H·30. MEIGS (ttl) - Jennl Couch I , J,~ , Jodi Harrison 6,2, H , Jenny Miller 5,0,10, B. J. Gordon 3+10. Juli e Miller 2·H, Jennl Swa rl z 0·1· 1. Be ll y Loftis 0-1·1. TOTAUi 1H 2-tt1 . By quarters: 8 13 6 3-30 Belpre Meigs 15 13 4 14-46 Reserves - MeiRS 28, Bepre 8. third period. Meigs made 12 of 20 lrre thorws whlle Belpre hit on four nine. Meigs do d had 36 rebounds with Gar n an Miami knocks Dallas from playoffs il , (bt l. r lurld:t til orill< t · ~- TLltan.-. :'ill. m D<~ vto n 0 11 10- .r\;m rf'.:l C!r'\'l' Rry<m t hmd fulll bKII r·o ;w h. !. l)uku I i\ll'mphh St -I.IJiinnJ, 0 t.Ud 'nul tl.<.:.t t Ml'lh.xlist .rr.~, ~,J :t u :nn Ohlu C ~ e Baslu'lh.all 1 ( i t111 L:t'luwn ot\h !I ~ 1\ufl:tln 8 )' 'ThP ,\.WN>IIlWd Prw< Moocllly'" ~ts 1•> ,1nd l,L,f ll'">k 's ~ 7 !-1 0 1:.! n :.! 14 u .125 Z'tl 4.")1 C'L, Iru.l !I [) .51il .lf7 !'\ \' . .Ji>l." Ohio scores JH~I- !O 'i ti'>-1·:1-2 1. nwrd :Iii 18..1 19 110 - fense, the Meigs la dles used their superior height lo pull away. Junior J ody Ha rrison led three Meigs girts In double figures wit h 14 point s. Other hitting the twodi git column were sophomore Jenny Miller and senior B. J . Gordon with 10 each . L. Berrang led Belpre wit h 17. The win set the stage for Thurs, d~y's showdown with Alexander, who remains tied with Meigs in th<;> TVC at 5~. Both Alexander and ..... Stlper Bowl Sunda.y, Jan. ~ ..\1 l'aio ,\ ko, C'lillf. AFC' Churnpkm vs ..'\F'C"Champion l"lt 'f' m Nllilol)al Football lA ~ A.\1ERI( :A.IIr.i ( "()l'ltiFERESl_'E AFC Sc>miflnul Wln nc1~ r-\F'C Sr-rnlflnal W!nn('n> ur 16 Final NFL 1984 Uwnpknihlp Sllllda;y. -lan . 6 Timt,; and Slk'!!o TRA ~lilw ,r ukro. • .IJ0 11 4·1 IYJ C ' onf~~ ~· ~~tMifluJ n~~ krtbull .m t>-{) 19 1.o(lll•dan:t ~' . '!l.Loutsiana T('(.tt Su!¥111.)', Dec. 311 Chicago oc L.A. Rl1m ~ at Wa.<~hingtoo Plt t~ bur~o:h at Dmvcr Monday'!'! Sports ~2 &I lti.J ndlana 17 . \' lr~l<t 14 ROCK SPRINGS - The Me igs Ma r auderettes pulled away In the fi na l four m inutes to pos t a 46, 30 win ove r Belpre here Monday a nd the Me igs lasses remain undefeated In six outin gs in gir ts cage action. The Mara uderettes had only a 32-27 lead going Into the fina l qu arter a nd m a naged to trade baskets with the Lady Eagles until around the fo ur minute, Hav, ing to go to a ma n,to-man de- Roston m Har1 fDNI 1 1 Ruffalo a t Chk'ago WlnnlprJl :u N.Y. H an~m·: t'I:N' ,)f'f'S(')o' at Plus bu.rgh M l nn l'~n!a al St. l.w b I.a; An ~lf'S at Etlmonton S:" r or On.o 01-~••t'"lf"' ot 111J'il"" Ct~ lutr o!CII"'Ili""'' . C~"f 'li rtl' I~ l'l t>i<ICI 1tn·' ITi'f llj~;I'Oil' ' Q~tll Ot~M"'e<'l ~llns,ra""~ SoPI'•"It''oenr ol l'lluran:e or '"e S1111 ~~ o~.~ ~r·eu. ce~ The Petlect. (Jilt Fot Thst Huntet In The 13 Wet•ks .......... ................... .... $14 .56 26 WN• ks ......... ....................... $29.12 52 \V£'('kS ....... .. ..................... $~ .24 Out s ldt~ Ohio J] \V('('kS ......... ....................... $15.60 26 Wee ks ... ..... .. ...... .. ....... S31.20 52 W£>eks .... .... . ............ ....... $59.80 "CHRISTMAS GIFTS" Fsmllg. •ANNOUNCING• Come See The Grate MEIGS' Robert Sisson pins opponent dnrlng wrestUng Marauders' match. Meigs frosh win two more games ROCK SPRI NGS - The Meigs fr eshmen recPntly won two games Including romps over Vinton c ounty 54-20, and 59-43 over Trim , ble. Aga inst Vinton County, Michael Bart rum led the way with 10 points while Bill Bmt hers chipped in eight , Art Hunnel seven, Don Dorst, Rob Ha rrison and Chuck Pullins six each, Chris Smith fi ve , Joey Snyder four and Steve Traey two rounded out Meigs ' scoring. Praise was give n for the defensivE' pla y of Paul Melton and Chris Smith . Scott Maynard led Vinton County wlth nine. Against Trimble, Brothers paCed ·Meigs with 17 while Bartrum followed closely with 16 markers. Other Meigs scorers included Smith with nint', Dorst flvt', Melton and Harrison four each, John Sisson two, and Hunnel two. Koons led Trimble with 13. 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William Dickinson of AJa , three-year savings of $19 billion bama , senior Republtcan on the would leave the president well short House Anned Services Committee, of that target, he encountered said, "That bird won't fly." resistance from many oth','r aides Reagan has announced Jl goal of last week, according to several reducing federal budget deficits by administration officials. $p•ei•' There ,was no word , as Reagan's half over the next three years, to a 8 PACK - 16 OZ. total of $100 billion. decision was reported, whether he Reagan a lready has given !enta- would seek additional domestic tlve approval to about $34 bUJton in spending cuts to achieve his "'S•• r d n ~ 4 s.,.;,,... domestic spending cuts (or 1986. deflclt,reduction targets, abandon Both the $8 billion cut in the military thetargetsor trytoflndanotherway Lo<ated In Racine, OH. buildup in 19@6 and Stockman's call ~o~fm~eet~ln~g~th~em~·------.l~=~=~~~~~==~ for $58 billion In total defense savings over three years would be needed to m eet the president's MIDDLEPORT PLASTIC ARTS to be given away. 1$200 Retail Valu~) GRAND OPENING ON RT. 7 TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO 742-2211 SONY Watchman TV OUR SHOWROOM DISHES ON DISPLAY in and Register for CotJ "' )"$ Cf'1 •urr I)! Cll"'lN ro;~-l ~t hoose ·Mall Suhs(·rlplionl'i lmddf' Ohio On-Q '" 5 OIJ 1'1(1 Dill Gecr9e flO! S~OI Ql lnlw'lntt C! Q,,~ 1<1: 1 Start 1\Cho discount rate of 8.15 percent, down from8.57 percent last week and the lowest rate since 8.14 percent on May 16, 1983. Rates have fallen virtually every week since their high points in early September of 10.63 percent on three-month bills and 10.75 percent on six-month bills. The new discount. rates under, state the actual return to investors - 8,25 percent for three-month bills and 8.62 percent for six-month bills . :.~va l lab l r . 1985 ~ 519l5 JI31'JJI)O L4tllll•l It ~ J 886 95l 00 SL!'pi" $91IW6i'&J OO · ~(;O"lr S!i649JI 1:'900 (optf'ld~"'t$ ~W\I'l l 7~700 IN WIHI[ SS I'IHEAEOF t n;~<t n~'PJOIO I JOICioC @'() "'I nl"'f lnC Ca..>\ lie "'V JUI1001111°hiC U cot\ference . . Weinberger had proposed a first,yea r savings of $6 billion, a level sdme Republicans in Congress had derided a s lns)lrticlent to build support for the larger spending reductions In domestic progra ms Reagan Is seeking. The defense secretary' s earlier plan Included savings that other administration ortlclals have critic, · !zed- a pay freeze in 1986that would follow a supplemet)tal raise In 1!135. Such a plan would have assured mllttary personnel of the money they expected while giving the defense chief credit for savings. against the deficit. ' WASHINGTON (AP) - Yields on short -tenn Treasucy securities fell sharply, with rates on three-month bills hitting their lowest level in 22 months. The government sold$6.8btllion in three-month bUis In Monday' s auctions at an average discount rate of 7'51 percent, down from last week's 8.38 percent, and the lowest rate since 7.94 percent on Feb. 22, 1983. Another $6.8 billion was sold In six-month btlls at an avera!(e No subscr l plions by ma i l pPI'mi ti N.I i n to wn s w hf' r P homf' C'<l rrlt•r S£'rVi<'f' Is 3rd St., Racine, Oh. PH. 949-3004 Open Mon.·Sot. D.M.C. FLOSS................ 29' . Red Heart YARN •••••• $1.29 lUIS. JANUARY '"'a•ct ~' Jrtt "'"'"•' P' l ' 11' " ' "' 11 conO'tO • ~ sno·• • 'Y lll"'"art'l'f ,.err ro ' ''~ tlfe'l u 101:o..s '" ~ e..,tlf• Jl 1!1111 .l.o"'·tt~ as~1 ' T -bill yields show decrease m ont h. TO IMPROVE YOUR SKILLS! MON. -ht .,noe• olt 0.1 n ~~~ 0° tloh they not be Identified . But cuts In the two s ubsequent years will be far less than originally proposed, a ccording to a report published today. The Washington Post reported in today's editions that the three-year savings proposed by Weinberger would amount to $Z7 billion - Jess than half the $58 bUiion sought by a virtually unanimous group of advisers led by Budget Director David A. Stockman. · The defense secretary was expected io discuss the president's Penta gon proposal today at a news . Subscr lbfors not d('s lrl ng to pay t hE'car .r i<'r ma y remit In ud va ncl' d lr C't'l !o T h l' Dally S<>nlinel on a :t 6 or 12 month basis . Crl'd ll w il! bP ~ i ve n ca rriC'I' eac h MAKE A DATE WITH US. or r~~o·•nct ofrnt Start c' (ho llf·rt~or ' •'~ ·~, 1"11 UIEAICl~UNtTED LIH INSUUNCE COitiH,JU o' tn~-a · a~~l.f St"'" Cl n 0 1, 1 nn cQ,.., DI : fi'Cl -.. rtnt,tll ~ l 0' J• I S•arr oiDOI Cit lf IG 111] ~ aJ!"'O• I!G ogtlt WASHINGTON (AP) - Ignoring advice to scale back his military buildup, President Reagan wUI propose a far smaller cut in the Pentagon budget than ' his top advisers say Is needed to m eet deficit-reduction targets, administration orticlals say. Defense Secretary Caspar Wein, berger has agreed to cut an additional $2 bUIIon from his ~ding PI'OP9S81 for 1986, meeting the spending reduction target of $8 bl)llon proposed by .the ' budget advisers for that year, sa id the officials, who spo,ke oruy on condi- l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ lf'f(] S,pe~, ~!-e~r ~~· Reagan proposing small cut in Pent~on's military buildup PRICES TESSIE'S , CRAFT SHOP The Daily Sentinei- P.age- 5 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Dail y ............ ........................ 2~ C£>nl s ROCK SP RINGS - The Meigs Tony Mille r all los t by pins. wreslling team s uffered its s eMeigs travels to Ashland , Ky, cond s traight setback with a 47- Thursday to compete in a gainst 36 loss to Coa l Grove here Satur- Ashland, Chesapeake, and Iron, d ay. ton. Saturday , the Marauders Marauders winners matches in , travel to Belpre for an eight, eluded a 126 pound Doug Priddy , tea m tournament the re. 132 pound Robert Sisson a nd 175 .----------------1 pound Denny Welsh all by pins, a nd 98 pound Mike Roush and 112 pound J a mes Snyder won by forfeit. Losers Included 119 pound Butch Stein by decision, and 138 pound Jeff Hood, 145 pound Tony Shoe, maker, 115 pound Rod Sandy,l67 pound Butch Styles, 1&'i pound Paul Dailey and heavyweight Paul Wolfe all lost by pins. Coach Larry Grimes sa id ,' ' 'We s tarted off strong, winning 1hree of the fir st four matches, but took a nosedive by winning only one mat ch after that. We've got to sta J·t mov ing more from the down a nd there we a reposition .as aggress lv<' asisI noway like us to be." In exhibition matches, 167 pound Paul Brlckles, 175 pound Todd CuJ, !urns, a nd 1&'i pound Don Bunce all lost by pins. In junior high matches , 115 pound Health Richmond, 145 pound Mike Southern, 155 pound Wally Hatfield a nd hea vywe ight -·~),............__ Alotwasrtdtngonthegame-the Cowboys had to win to earn the. final NFC wUd-card berth and the Dolphins needed a vlctory to gain the home-field advantage if they reach the AFC title game. Still, the only really thrUiing plays r;:~;::::;:::;;::::;:::;;::;::::; before the final quartercameduring Mlaml'ssecond-quartertouchdown The Dally Sentinel drive. Owing that eight,ptay, oo1us.PS 14U60i yard march Marino smashed the A Division ol Mulllrnedla, Inc. Publish<'<! ever·y aflornoon, !llbnday NFLslngte-seasonpaSSingyardage recOrd, set by Dan Fouts in 1!&, through Friday, 11l Cou rt Sl .. y the ·~'-d d ss to Ohio Valle;.- Publlshing Company / Mulwith a 22-yard • uw • own pa llmcdla, In c.. Pomeroy, Oh io 45769 , h. Nat Moore. 992-2 156. Second class pos l afH~ pa id al But everything in the first 57 Pom.roy, Ohio. minutes was just a prelude to the Mpm bf'r : The Assocla ll'd Pn•ss. Inla nd D allv Pl'f'SS Associa t ion and tht" wUdfinish . AmNica ri N('wspa prr Publishers As- , When the dust settled, Marino had soci a t lo n , Nat io nal Adve rtising Repre-established NFL season records for sPnlall VP . B ranh o1m Nf'wspa per SaiPS, 733 Th ir d Avf'nU (', Nf'14' YOI'k, New mast touchdown passes (48), most Yor k 10017. passes completed (362 ), most 300POSTMASTER: S.•nd addre;s ch anJ.:PS yard passing games (nine) and 10 T~e Da lly S€."nn int'l. Ill Cour'f Sl., P omost pa5!!ing yardage (5,t&i . mproy, Oh io 4.17~. 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NOW $239 25°/o BOWS REG. 5299 RGII ... oiSJT... 95 We Now Rent Vido Ois~s . 15°/o Off OFF All STUFFED TOYS Pre-Inventory White Elephant Sale Now thru January 5 10°/o to 50°/o OFF EVERYTHING .. INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY ( Excluding Guns & Ammunition EBERSBACH HARDWARE' . PH.992-2811 110 W. Main Pomeroy, Oh. -~·--------~.-----~---- VILLAGE PHARMACY PH. 992-6669 N. 2nd be. Middleport, OH. �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. December 18, 1984 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Tuesday, December 18, 1984 Page-7 Past Councilors conduct meeting . Following a dinner at Crow's Steak House members of the Past Councilors Club of Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, went to the home of Pauline Ridenour for a meeting, program and gift exchange. Betty Roush, president, was in charge of the meeting which was co-hosted by Lora Damewood. Mrs. Roushpresentedthesecondchapter of St. Luke. There were 23members and five guests present. Members gave their favorite Christmas "thing" in answer to roll call. The death of a member, Ada Neutzling, was reported and it was noted that another member, Leona Hensley,1 is confined to Veterans Memorial HospitaL Mrs. Roush installed new officers including Charlotte Grant, president; Goldie Frederick, vice prPSI· dent; Lora Damewood, secretary; Pauline Ridenour, treasurer; Opal Hollon, flower committee; Mary Hayes, sentmel, Mary K. Holter, news reporter Fruit baskets were made for four shut-in members. Margaret Tuttle and Charlotte Grant conducted a program. Christmas poems were read by several members, carols were sung and there was a gift exchange. Refreshments were served by the hostesses and Inzy Newell won the door prize. Others attendmg were Cora Beegle, Mary Showalter, Ada Morris, Erma Cleland, Sadie Trussell, Marcia Keller, Mae Spencer, Elizabeth Hayes, Laura Mae Nice, Dorothy Myers, Ada Bissell, Ethel Orr and Thelma White. Guests were Shirley Beegle, Mace! Barton. Orva Jean Holter and daughter, Judy, and Fern Morris. Brownies have busy fall CANDIDATES AND ATI'ENDANTS hoUday season wW be a Uttle brighter as one of these lour queen candidates and her attendants reign over the Cluistmas ·dance lu be held Saturd;ty evening at Southern High School. Pictured left to right are Becky Adkins, junior attendant; Wendy WoHe, sophomore attendant; DoUy Hill, lreshinan attendant; and ,JiJlie Houdashelt, Debbie Holter, Karen Hemsley and Tina Davis, senior queen candidates. --~--Class Calendar TIJESDAY MIDDLEPORT- Group II of the Middleport Presbyterian Church w1U meet at 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday evening at the church. Velma Rue and Faye Wallace will serve as hostesses ~ A thank o!fering wULbe taken. POMEROY --Xi Gamma Mu Cha"pter of Beta Sigma Phi Sororitv will have a dinner party at Sebastans in Parkersburg Tuesday at 7:30p.m. The annual gift exchange will be held. TIIURSDAY .POMEROY - The Magnolia Club will meet Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Hollday Inn. Following dinner a party will be held at the home of Edna Slusher. Members are to take cookies RAONE- The Racine American Legion Post Ladies Auxiliary will hold a Christmas party at 6p.m. Thursday at the Meigs Inn Members are to meet at 5:45 p.m. at the Legion Home prim to the party. PC]MEROY - Magnolia Club will m eet Thursday at 6 p.m. a t the Galllpolls Holiday Inn. A party w11l be held after the meeting at the Edna Slusher residence. Members are asked to bring cookies. party held--.;.___---'- The Adult Class of the Pomeroy Church of Christ held its annual Christmas party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Bowers. The host andhostessserved alight supper after which time gifts were exchanged. Games were played. E lizabeth Duffy accompanied on the plano for carol singing. Adessert course concll!ded the evening. Attending also were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Smith, Mr and Mrs. Charles King, Betty Spencer, Della Norton, Trudy Andrews, Frances Eskew, Elizabeth Ohlinger and La Donna Clark. -The Bowers home was decorated in keeping w1th the season. The Salisbury Brownie Troop bas put in a busy fall. Several trips have been taken including a visit to the Bob Evans Farm Festival in October; to the Pomeroy Health Care Center where they decorated for Halloween and chose to adopt a grandparent at the center, and recently the Brownies toured the Burger Chef and extend thanks of personnel there for the tour. For Christmas members of the group will be returnmg to the Pomeroy Health Care Centerwhere they will do caroling, have a party and a gift exchange Membersofthe troop are Amber Blackwell, Stacy Blankenship, Melissa Clifford, Kelly Grueser, Christy Groff, Becky Hoffman, Heather Hudson, Cynthia Klein, Shilo Moore, Erica Robie, Annie Jess1e, Amanda Well, Chnssy Taylor. Karyn Thompson, Minday Patterson, Karen Burns, Heat her Stewart , Dorothy Leifheit, Natasha Slater, Jennifer Clark, Nicole Bentley, Autum Conde, Teresa Simpson, Francine Laudcrmilt, Stacy Davis. Angre Teaford. Cassie Hubbard. Dorena Horn and Stacy Shaffer. Leader of the troop is Mrs. Faye Cli!ford and Mrs. Mary Hudson and Stella Blankenship are co-leaders. 531 JACKSON PIKE · R1 3!5 WEST Phone 446 · 4524 BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN All SEATS 12.2S ADMISSION EYERY TUESOAY 11 .15 l_!£CEMBER 14 thru ~ FRIDAY thru THURSDAY ! i A WORLD BE)ON IJ YOUI~ EXPERI ENCE BEYOND YOUR IMAGI NATION OPEN UNTIL 8 COM ING lOON ' ' THE RIIER" I - - "NIC K! AND MAUDE ' - - Auxiliary has party Fourteen members and · five guests were present for the annual Christmas party of the Ladies Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial Hospital held in the hospital cafeteria. , Providing instrumentljl and vocal entertainment were Pam, Crystal and Kelli Folmer who also led the singing of carols by the group. Mildred Fry gave the Christmas story from Luke and Clara Burris presented a Christmas story. Favors were small poinsettia plants. There was a potluck dmner and a gift exchange was held. Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink Dining Room Only CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH. 992-5432 Pomeroy, OH. CAPTURE TERRIFIC PICTURES ON CHRISTMAS DA Yl WITH POlAROID INSTANT FILM RAONE - Racine American Legion Auxiliary will have a Christmas party Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Meigs Inn . Members are to meet at the legion hall at 5:45p.m. Happenings Carol sing MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Presbyterian Church will hold a carol sing and Christmas party on Dec. 23. Anyone who would like to jom in the caroling should be at the church by 6 p.m. After the caroling, there will be a party In the church social rooms at 7 p.m. All m embers of the congregation, friends and neighbors are inviled to share the refres h· ments and join in the caroling. Play set POMEROY - The Living Word Church of God at Chester will present a Christmas program at 7 p.m . on Sunday, Dec. 23. F eatured wUI be a play, "Bethlehem Alley" and there will be special vocal music by "Sunrise." The public is invited Christmas program CHESTER - The Living Word Church of God, Chester, will present a CJu·istmas program at 7 p.m. Sunday. A play, "Bethlehem Alley," and special singing by "Sunrise" will be featured. E:veryone invited. Communion • MIDDLEPORT- A communion service wUI be held at the Middleport Presbyterian Church at 9: 30p.m.onChristmas Eve. The public Is l!ivl1ed. 600 High Speed !lim is used in , olaro1d 600 Series cameras. Time-Zero film IS for all SX 70, Pro~to and original OneStep camt!ras. Both filrn types give you sharp, clear pictures with nch, bright colors. SINGLE PACK ONLY 697 AnER REBATE TWIN PACK SJ4.95 STOCK UP TODAY AND SAVE! 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Send the Daily SentineJ to your friends who have moved away, to college students, or to friends and relatives away in the service. Add the perfect gift to the top of your shopping list and call 992:2156 for more Information today. '• ' I I �Page-8- The Daily Sentinel T~y. DeoNnber18,1984 .----Local Briefs:---. WAsHINGTON (AP) · - The Silver Run Baptist Church announces that Its annual Christmas program wtil be held at 7:30p.m. Frlday. School slntes musical Letart Fails Elem entary School students will be presenting a musical, "The Runaway Snowman," at the school a t 7: :ll p.m . Thursday. BABY TURTLE - AlthouiiJ four Ylllll' old Nancy Wllaley Willi not Inclined lo hold this baby 1urt1e In her hand, ahe tldrollllellltohold aplere ofpaperwlththeturtle onthepaper.Nancy'smomMarytlmks~baby ·A special meeting of Racine American Legion Post 602 wtil be held a t 7:30 p. m . Thursday at the post home. Dissolution granted A d issolution of m arri age has been granted in Meigs County Com mon Pleas Court to Christopher A. Yeauger and Brenda K. Yeauge r , both of P omeroy. Court sentences pair Leona rd F itzpatrlck and Mark Haley, both of Middleport, were senttnced Monday afternoon l)y Meigs County Court Judge Patrlck O'Br ien, after being convicted last Friday by a jury of eight on charges ste mming from an Oct. 5 incident a t Veterans Memorial Hospital. Ha ley was fined $75 and costs for disorderly conduct, $100 and costs, 90 days in ja il a nd two years probation for resisting arrest, and six months in jail on each of two counts of assault. Fitzpatrick was fined $100 and costs. 90 days in jail with 60 days suspended and two years probation for resisting arrest. All sentences are to run concurrently in the Meigs County J aiL Mark Haley and Fltzpatrlck were represented by attorney Steve Story. A third defendant , Dwight Haley, represented by attorney Jenn ifer Sheets, was released after a hung jury could not come to a decision in regard to two charges filed against him . Whet her the Meigs County P rosecuting Attorney wiil retry Dwight Haley has not been determined. Decorating contest winners Winners of the decorating contest sponsored lor the first time this year by the ViUage of Mason have been a nnounced. Two categories, traditional and orlginal, were j•tdged with three winners in each. A grand pr~e winner w·a s a lso chosen. Winners in the traditional category, first through third places, respectively were, Wllllam Wright , 8 F irst St., $40; June VanMatre, 7 Not1h Third St., $20; and George Reed, :m Second St., $15. Origina l category winners, fi rst through third, respectively, were Carl Cline, 2 W. CPnter St., $40; F red Taylor, Third and Anderson, $20; and La r ry Noble, Lyon's Addition, $15. Grand prize winner of $50 was Olin Wolf, 4 W. Center St., with a traditiona l theme. The fourteen entries in the contest were judged Saturday evening. Salisbury trustee resigns The resignation of SaUsbury Township Trustee Gary Hysell was. accppted Thursday when the Salisbury Township Trustees met In special session. Hysell resigned because of health problems, It was reported. Richard Bailey, Middleport, was appointed to fill Hysell's unexpired term of office. Named to dean 's list Two Meigs Count tans were named to the dean's list of Washington Technical College for the fall quarter. They are Daniel Buchanan of Reedsville, and J ohn Smith of Pomeroy. Eastern board sets meeting Eastern Local Board of Education meet at 6 p.m. Wednesday for a work session and at 6: :ll p.m. for a regular meeting. ()ounciLI___(am __tin _u_ed _f_ ro_m_P _a~~-1_>________________ fund. Council commended Pomeroy's fire department for its outstanding work, pointing out that the total fire loss within the village was kept to $16,450 during the year. Council welcomed Mrs. Walton to her position of clerk·treesurerand " Walton, who has se!Vf~ In that capacity before, said, ~' It's just Uke being back home." Present for Moriday night's meeting In addition to Seyler, Walton and Anderson were, Larry Wehrung, Bill Young, BettyBaronlck, Reed and Henry Werry. Council 'NIIl meet again the tlrst Monday In January. ~ Is a land turtle. N1111cy's dad, Herberi, found the Httle crtuer Sunday afternoon behind their house on Bradbur:v Road In Mlddleoori. Study shows' school • dropout rate declines • WASHINGTON (AP) - Educa·. . lion SecretaryT.H. Bell, lna parting shot at American schools, today released a volley of statistics ranking the states on a host of educational measurements, from dropout rates to test scores. The departing education chief, In an update of the sa<:alled "wall chart" he first Issued last January, issued new statistics showing that the high school dropout rate improved .one percentage point between 1982 and 1983. Some 73.9percent of students who had been freshnien four years earlier graduated in 1983, up from 72.8 pereent the year before, the Education Department said. ~ And average scores on the two major college entrance tests, the Scholastic Aptitude Test and the American College Testing program, improved In 32 sta tes, got worse in 10 and stayed the same in eight between 1982 and 1984. "The fact that 32 states Improved and only · 10 declined provides · tangible evidence of the academic turnaround tha t has resulted from the higher standards and expecta· lions we have set for ourselves over the past few years," Bell said In a statement. " But while we are encouraged that na tiona! test scorPS a re inching up after W years of decline, there is as yet no cause for celebration. We still have a longway to go to recover our losses since the early 19ffis." Bell added a new gauge: the ratio of pupils · to all employees on the schools' payrolls, including clerical and support staff. It shows a national ratio of 9.9 students per staH member, but It ranges from a ratio of 18.3 students-per-staff In Nevada to 7.61n Iowa. Bell and President Reagan have urged states to set a goal of trying to wipe out half the decline in college entrance test scores by 1990, and raise the high school graduation rate to 90percent by then. Currently, only Minnesota (90.7 percent) and North Dakota (94.8) areabovethat mark. Bell said 14 states have enacted some type of performance-based pay to reward their best teachers a move strongly endorsed by the Reagan administration. liSA M. KOCH, M.S. RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 648 Board (Continued from Page 1) Herbert Thcker , a. Jackson County representative." Meigs representative J ohn Rice moved to accept the recommendations, and Tucker seconded. The motion carrted unanimously. · Several board members were absent for the meeting. The board approved a prelim!· nary budget for 1!R'i that must be presented to the Gallla County auditor. HUnter explained that the proposal calls for $1.6 mUllan In anticipated revenue and the same amount for expenditures. That represents an estimated $'100,00! decrell!le from the more than $2 million budget the board operated under a year ago. The budget does allow for purchases and the necessity that the board may move from Its offices at 595 Jackson Pike to another location during the year. Hunter alSo showed the board a Ust of priority service areas for the board's budget to be spent upon, but added that the Jist Is only a discussion piece at this point because he Is awaiting cost estimates from Woodland Cen· ters on Its service expenses. ,... _,...,.......,."'--1 ..~3....,:Jt ........... .................. ...........,... ..,_,,.... t.c.,.. .. .. ........... ·-..,. ~, u....., ......-... ... . ...... ,.,.__ ...._,...,... ... ......,.c..... ........ ... ......... t.IJII "We R111 Ft~l"' " U-SA~E miliJon. AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 North While abandoning Its member· ship, the United States will set up an observer mission In Paris, where ~ has its headquarters, to . continue to · seek changes in the organization. Leonard H. Marks, Washlngton attorney anda!ormerdirectorofthe U.S. Information Agency, Is being considered to head the mission, according to administration officials. State Department officials declined to provide details about the ald package until Its formal approval by the OH!ce of Management and Budget. ' ·If U -CI, NII... t ...... Metgs County Probate Court. Case No 24493. Charles Stanley. Sr .. Bo)( 9 1. M t. Vernon. Ohro 43 050 was appmnted Exec ut or of the estate of Paul E. Stanley. deceased. late of 269 1f~ Mechan1c St .; Pomeroy, LEE CODNER THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Ohoo 45769. Roberl' E. Buck. Proba te Judge By: Lena I( Nesse lroad . Clerk 1121 l B. 26 . 3 13tc _ Public Notice ................... ... 'I"::::::I OF FICDUCIARY Case NO 24433. Mary Buck. 129 Mulbeny Ave .. Pomerov. Oh10 45769. was appo1nted Exec utn x of the es tate of Fritz Bu ck, deceased. la te of 129 Mulberry Ave . Pomeroy, Oh1o 457 69 . Robert E. Buc k Pro ba te Judge By Len a K. Nessetroad. Clerk (121 18 . 26 . 3 I) 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT· OF FtOUCIARY On July 19. 1984 . m the M e1gs Co unty Probat e Cou rt. Case No. 24463. She ro yWol son . 2256 W 11th St.. #5. Cleve land . Oh10 44113. was app o1nted Adm rn1stratrr)( of th e es tate of Jess1ca Wilson . deceas ed. late of 4005B Chr1s tv Ad .. Ae edsvrlle. Ohio. Robert E. Buck Probate Judge By· Lena K. Nesse lro<ld . Clerk 1121 18.36. 3 1 3t c Publk. Notice NOTlCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Dec ember 13. 198 4. m the Me1gs County Probate Cou rt Case No. 24639. W1f· ltam B. Led he. 32960 S.R. 124. Langsville . Ohoo 4574 1 was appointed E)(ecutor of th~ estate of Lli'lre B. Ledl1e. de- cea,sed. tate of 33 t 40 State . Route 1 24. langsvil le. Ohio 45741. Ro bert E. Buck. . Pro ba te Judge l ena K. Nes se lroad. Clerk I t 21 18 . 26. 3 t )3tc Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEASE COURT, PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MAlTER OF SET· TLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO . Acco unts and vo uchers of the followt ng named fiduciaries have been fried in the Probate Court. Meigs County, Oh1o. for approval and senlement: CASE NO. 24 234 - First • Acc o unt of M innie L Thorn tljm . Guard 1an o l the pers o ri 111 - r....... t M~~ I "--< l .... ! .. ..):f:.and my son-in-law Is so rat, i( .' : j~ .~ ' '' A his t-oltirt sa)'ll 'Goody~ r" - but seriously, let me tell you how u~· t~~- ~in-law is- he's so u~ y Business Senrices CASE NO. 24408 - Fonat (121 181tc ' S.w t tm :ud of Odli C,)tUin th e llqht to Wdi V t~ r ,~..., , · rv f!<i lllf(Hlll ,l ltllO>S. 10 , I< <' f! f)l 01ri'>tP.G! ,ll lV ,md ttl I 0 1 poi!l !; 01 ,)l lV '-lrld .111 11rds No l llf 1S r : o~r 1 I ~· V\' 11hrli"UV\'11 l or at lt-:,1 S1 th 1rtv t30l days at w r Ill (\ <;r: h n <ft 1ler t r : lt'~<i i i H I t1r ne I or r•' Cilrpt ot h1f1 s MP.rr r<; Loc:rl Bo ard ol EdtrcatiOil Ji irlf! W.1rptPr . Trr • c~ s rum 621 Sou th l hrrrl Avr.nrrP. M1rldl• ·pnr1 . Ol11o 4 :,760 fti1 4 ) 992 -5650 111 12 711 214. 11 2 NOTICE TO BIDDERS · PURCHASE OF THREE SCHOOL BUSES FOR MEIGS LOCAL BOARD OF EDUCATION SP.aled nrood:; als wrll he J f!CP.IVP.rl hy thf! Boarci ot TOW" & COUNTRY VETERINARY I Mile off Rt. 7 On St. Rt. 143, PomtrDJ Watch f~r Signs 11130/ 1 mo. remodeling - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electri cal work · I (Free Estimatesl V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992·7314 PoMifDV, BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized John Oeere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer farm Equipment Parts & Servlc • THURS. EVE. 1B. 4 tc PT. - -- 6·8 .,. Docombor 15, 1912. Two ,_, .... gtnolty ~net , ... ltft .. To bO with our lord Gu 54 Misc. Merchandise abon. You took aloog with you our "'"T.i"I in.......... And you thoir pfeet aft HOMELITE CHAIN SAW F1etotg Speel1l1 r••r love. At ti.... it IHIM that nothing ' . ht And J;":.:.fd hal nothing to O~lo INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce ~ou to Engage·A·Cat. the modern way MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE J:Lwt _rocall how yoo .. It's needs; furnaces repair service and installation. ResidBntial & Commercial Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 ' ...... "''" .... tho ...."'..... FORTS WITH~ i ~IUL· M~GK£E 'R,coiYf- TAXIDERMIST. BRING ,_;.;.;===.;.;.-.= -I EACH MOUNT IS GIVEN t HE PER - THE SONAL ~TTENTION IT D£SERVES TO SHOP MGM FARM . C!!L,.If!. Broktr·Auctloa Slrvla Chtryl Ltmlty lltlll Co1nty Auaclatt J&F CONTRACTING • RE CLAMATION WORK • Qll FIELD SERVICES • DUMP TRUCK SERVICE CLIFFORD 992-7201,, 1i MIDDLEPORT •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers ' 811l'"" It Bul/1 Ow Sml6e " For Tra1h Pickup Service Coli 9.92-3194 IOGEI MANlEY -Ownor 11-29·1 mo. - The The The Pup s, cute . intelligent. 304 - 675· 225 4 . 6 18 Wanted to Do Will do general cleaning of homes and offices. Experienced with references . Call 614 -992 -6208 01 614· 992 · 7883 . Financial LOST Small d iamo nd wed ding rin g o f great sentimen tal value . R eward. Cal l 4 4 6 FOUND : Calico ca t in Ra- cine . Ca ll 614·949·234 6 . 446 -2062 8'. Spun FEm: Chaparral Polarstor Aluminum LOST. M o nd ay eve n ing Sil v er Gra y cat w ith w h ite chest and on e w h ite paw . .1 8 Custom luilt No" Homos Complete Remodeling Sen ice RACINE PDQ 3069 . Systems Will do all types of excavating, landscaping, · basements. sewage sys· terns. water & eas lines. water well drilling and service, trucking (limes· tone & dirt). 9 662-5311 (614) -Evenings GUYSVILLE, OHIO SR FIRE DEPT., lashan Building 949-2061 6:30 10/ 4/ tlc 12117 I mo . 1 I EVERY Quality Workmanship • ---------------------~I II I : I I I II Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell! i Write voor own ad and or""r oy mail with this coupon. Cancel vour ad by phone when you get results. Money not refundable. GLENN'S ANTIQUES & . COINS Buying Coins, Antiques, Glass· ware, Furniture, Stone Jars, Etc. 949-2801 NO SUNDAY CAllS mtmt~•n Counttg C11ft Show I Addre-~-----------------1 I Phone------------------- 1 2 Milts out Flot,.oods Rd. Off St. Rt. 7 · . ,..._ ~ ' . '"J'o" JOHN TEAFORD 1. 1I it _, •. Clubs ..... .................. spso· Puttm ........ ........... S$. S30 Bags ................... ... SJJ .S]O Head Coven ........... S6.SU Glovn ......................, SJ. S7 Balls .....•.•..•.......... S1 .1 1.SO Shots ........ ... ......... 130-ISO Grips Roplaud .. ...!R, 12.50 I• , Name I CH~l~~:AS SAU THANKS the businesses who hove previously placed an ad in the Southern High School yearboolc. Mon.-fri. 9-9 Sat. 9- 5 ; Sun. 1· 5 Kim N,lson 992-2903 Ruth Ann Ta lar Announ cem ents u -12-J m . 992 - 356 2 These c:a s h rates lnc:IUde discount Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. IZ4,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOZERS - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS -lO·BOYS - TRENCHER - WATER - SEWER - GAS liNES - SEPTIC.SYSTEMS lAR6E , SMAU JOBS PH. 992·2478 11/2311 mo. pd. ( )Wanled < ! For Sate ( ) Announ cement ( ]For Rent 17. - - - - - - 18. - - - - - 19, - - -- - 20. 21. 22. 23. _ _ _ _ _..;., 24. . _ _ _ _ _ __ 26. In Memor iam In lovi ng memory o f o ur Mo ther a nd Grandmother: Mrs. Ruth Buffington. wh o pasnd away December 15, 1 980. With a loving mem o ry , We thinkofy ou today; Fo·r it's been f ou r long years now. Since God called you away, Someday we will e mbr ace you , In Heaven up above; We never will forget you. You ' ll a lw8ys have our love . Sodty miooed by Child· We wish to thank all of our 27. _ _ _ _ __ frie nd s end nelghbofl for t he 28. _ __ foo d, flowers and sympathy _ _ _ shared with u s. with special BERRY BASKET CCU!Iry Gift·Au 111111 ies St .. Syracuse ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 32 . lJ . mantion to nei ghbors of lower ma s on . Hav an Heights. Al so to the Senior Citizen s of Mason . The fam ily of Mildred Riley. 23 12-6 PM OfMn ly Appoiuluw11 CAROlYN McCOY IJ.11-l ma . Hilt . Oh . 614 -68 2-74 48 . Wan ted : W ood or wood & coa l burn ers. M ust be Ash ley, Kin g, Subu rba n, Atlan tic , or W o nderw ood . A lso w ant t o bu y rot otille r s. Call 614-5 93-6B35 . COMP lETE HOU SEHOLDS FURNITURE . Beds, iron, w ood. cup boar ds. chairs. chest s , ba sk ets . dishes , ston e jars, an t iques. gold and silve r . W r i te - M . D . Miller, R t .2 . Pomeroy, Ohio 4576 9 or catt 61 4-992 7760. Bu yi ng dally gold . si lver coins, ri ng s. jewel ry. st erli ng wa re. o ld coins. large cur rency . To p pr ices. Ed . Bur kett Barber Sho p. 2nd. Ave . Middlep ort, Oh . 614 -992 · 3051 . 23 Professional Servi ce s Piano iuning and Repair. Br1.1nicard 1 Music Co . 446 · 0687 . Twentieth year of qualit\1 servi ce . Lane Da niels . 614 -742 -2951 Unwant ed fa ci al or body hair? Perm anent , painless remova : by Euro pean Elec tronic Depi lator Ma ry is certif ied in this new co mpu terize d digital system Call today 614-992-6720 . Top of the Sta!r s, 1u tl service sal on . PIANO TUNING AND RE PAIR , Redu ce d ra tes limited tim e only. Ward ' s Ke yb oa rd , 304 - 675 - 5500 3824 . or 675 · 31 Remodeled 2 bedroom vr: nyled h ome, carpeted , 2 acr.es, 1 224 pound tobac co allotment , ci t y schools . S22 . 500 5296 . Call 6 1 4 · 245 · 5 minute d rive f~om town , located on Rt 588 in Green Township, 3 bdr .. LR , k 1t · chen . family room , 1 ''1 bath $42 ,00 0 . Call anyt1me 44 6· 9396 . Middleport hon-.e. priced t o sell I And we Mean Pri ced To Sell!! Call614 ·992· 6941 . ln Southern Schoo l Oistric1. Modified .tl.. frame on 5 acres . Fully carpeted w ith wood burn.er. FHA, VA , or co nventiona l loan will buy it. Owner m oving out of state . Ask ing $35 .0QO .OO or make BUVING RAW FUR S. Beef 2 br house. newly deco- and D eer Hides .Ginseng and yello w r o ot. Se ll i n g trapping suppl ies. Wheat lights . night lig hts. George Buckl e y , ph o ne 614 · 66 4 · 4 761 ,hou rs 12 -9 PM dai ley. Gallipo lis Ferry 6 year Old brick ranch , 4 car garage, Free stan.d ing 1irepl ace , o ld lumber or barn wood . 30 4 · 32 Emp loym ent Services 11 Help Want e d Sti ll t ime t o sell A von 1or Chri stm as and receive surprise g i1 t offer. Cell 4 46 - rated . 304· 675 · 1 090 . S43.000 00. Phone 304· 675 -6851 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HCMES KESSEL ·s QUAl· lTV MOBil E HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST. GAl li POliS, AT $5 . PHON E 614 -446• 7274 . Free satil111e ant ennd with pu rc ha se o f new 19 84 Doubl e ·wide . Ca ll KanaiM}a Mobile Hom e Sale s, 4tid· 9662 . 2156 . Sales He lp Wanted apply at Oh io J ob Services in Galli polis. D ec. 20 at 10 :30 . 197 3 Granville 12 x60, 2 bdr. , t otal electri c, 2 win dow air co nditioners. Clean &l"!d good condition, "J wner moving . must sell. S6, 400 . Mal e l ea d singer for excel lent forming roc k -bend . For inform ati on . ca ll Jim at Colt 446· 4305 1 171 . 6 14 -992 · 76 72 or 6 14 ·992 · 3187. Schu lt 3 ·•bedroom mobile home, central air, shed . K & K No . 31 . Colt 304· 675· 6417 after 4 :00PM . lady t o li ve in w it h elderly lady. Must have referen ces . AMERICA··Arm y Na tiona l Gt~ard . Join and you have a good part-t im e career -- good bene fi t s -- mon t hly Cell Homes for Sale offer. Call 614 ·843 ·5384 . SWEEPER and sewing m a-. chi ne repair. parts . and supplies. Pick up and delivery , Davis Vac uum Cleaner, one half m ile up Georun Creek Rd. 614-446·0294. Real Estate 3476 . - -- - - - - - -tc- Colt 614-949-2045 altor 35 .' - - - . . - - - ClOSED TH111511AY Raw Fur . To p prices paid . l ak e Jac k son Fin & Fur . Oa k Announcements 3 Manday-Satinlay 10 AM-5 PM 01*1 MI. DK. 9, 16, 2'1. - -- - - - 30. - - - - - - - 31 . - - - - -- HOME OWNERS -Re1inance to low fi~e:ed ra1e . Use equ itY 1or any purpose . leader Mortgage Co .. 614 -592 · 77 3-5968 or 88 2· 3 18 8 . ren and Grandc hildren . 25. 22 M oney to Loan Want ed t o bu y used coal & wood heat er s . Swain Furni ture. 44 6 -3 159 . J rd . & Oli ve S t ., Gal lipolis, Oh. to Any business or patrons who would like to place an ad, contact Donnie Dud· ding at 949-2600. Nov. S·Dec. 8 LISH1NG CO . recommends that you do business with pe op le you kn ow , and NOT to send money through the mail until you have investi gated the offering . 446 · 3672 329 12/7/ 1 mo. pd. 742-2407 Wan t ed To Buy We pay cas h for late model clean u sed ca rs. Jim Min k Chev .- O ids ln c. Bill Gene J oh nson +++++ 12·6·1 mo. I l Publ ic Sale & Auctio n A uction every Frida\/ nigh t at th e Ha rt1ord Communit\1 Center . Tru ckl oads of new m erc ha nd ise ever y w eek . Consigments o1 new & used m erc handise always wel comed . Richard Re\lnolds , Auc tio neer. Cal l 304 -275 - The PRICE: S129soo MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY THE OHIO VAllEV PUB · 304-6 7 5,6 197. (2 Yr. Factory Warranty) 1 · 1l.tfe Call: 992 -5 7 7 6 or 614-992· 5086 . 614-992 -7376 . RECEIVER: Dexcel DXP-11 00-01 Middleport, Ohio Tues.-Wed.-fri.-Sat. &Sun.IOioS Mondays I 0 to 8 Closed Thursday OWner: Sarah Fither End of Rf. 7 By Meigs High School Torn left, onlor Twp. 79, ht drinwa, em rtght. · 11 / 30/ 1 mo. Black an d tan Coon Dog lost in Morni n g Star and Bow man Run area . Call 61 4- ladies silver watch. lost in Pome r oy . Rew ard . Ph one Best ~alue on the Market Today 992-2196 Los t and Fo u n d 7001 . DISH: Commander Business ! NOT ICE ! AFC, Stereo, Cord Remote Control PAT HILL FORD PARTS a nd SERVICE CONSTRUCTION 6th Call 6 1 4-992· 6362. 992 · 6208 or 614 · 992 · 7883 . Opportunity DECEMBER PRICE BUSTER We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 985·356t All M1hs POMEROY AND Kitte ns to give away. 1 ma le . black a nd whit e. 1 female , all black . Siamese M other . Working woman will do housework in exchange for smal l apartment. References exchanged . Call 614- 4 k itt e ns. 2 g·r a.v. 1 black and wh ite, one long haired . Phone "D OZ ER · BACKHOE tUSINESS-RESIDENnAl 742·3171 N - A-ptlng Llltlnga In Melga Co. 11· 1-lfc "O~t ......1.1111' II. L. "Bud.. McGHEE PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 RADIATOR SERVICE KEN'S · APPLIANCE SERVICE P .M . Factory Choke 12 Gauge shotguns Only GREG ROUSH alter 296 9 within the ne•t 'f ew weeks If interested . 21 Roy Bickle "CUT .OUT FOR FUTUIE USE" No job too big etr tH small 15 Years Experience 614 -992-2479 ces available. Ca/1614 · 9 49 · dient. 304 ·576·25B1. *Complete Chimney Cleaning *Certified Chimney Relining 8o Repair * Experienced and Insured TAXIDERMY GIVE YOU A PRIZE TROPHY THAT LAST FOR YEARS AND YEMS. 30 Years Experi~n<e New Homes- Ex1ensive Remodeling Insurance Work Cu1tqm Pole Bldgs. & Garages . Roofing Work · Alum inum & Vinyl Sidings Female D oberman to give aw ay. Spayed . 3 years old . l arge Black spayed dog . g oo d wit h c hildren , obe· 446-2062 TO A PROfESSIONAl SHOUL.D£R MOUNT ATOUR STUDIO. GUN SHOOT HOME NOW PICNNi .. IN W. PriCe S219'S Phone QUALITY, Llf"£.1.1KE For Faster Setvice TRASH SERVICE Real Eltata General > TRUST YOUR TROPH't' ONLY Call 614-992-6737 MANLEY'S BG. PIJCI SJ19.9S E FOR FREE ESTIMAT E PHONE POINT PLEASANT, 304· 675· 3962 ~ THE COUNTRY Also Trat1110lulon JISO Saoly by ...ttoor. P..t; ......t..., Cltrlllillfl I .., & loloortr tlotir I ! ' Jt[MEMBER, lNG FiliAllY PAY (lff WITH THAT SPEOAL O(fR. REWARD fOUR £f, SAT. NIGHT PH . 240-16" 240-18" heir to. ........ _,_ BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING OIL LINES SALE AlE SUPER 2-14" w. lut lMor momorill-qro dear IIHI wiD always romoin hon ........ wo'ro two No Down Pay.ment Lower Monthly Payment ' CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER . GAS l!o ON wou14 hiln 110"• on And llow yeo lovH to lin. min tht smllo that iiHsntol on y- loco, Tho ....,...., thot filtH our - WHEN THE IWft' HOURS Of HUNT· The Country Loft OIFT SHOP Is Nollf Open For all your wiring choice. JIM 0 OR WHOLE HOU SE (Plus Tax and tnstollationl ROUSH CONSTRUCTION PlEASANT OFRCE 3305 JACKSON AYE. SMAll ANIMAL HOUIIS ltlolloliy 3 p.m.· 5 p.m.• To...toy 6:30 p.m.-1 p.m. Wodnlllloy 3 p.m.-! p.m. Thwsdoy 3 p.m.-! p.m. Friday I p.m.-2 p;m. Sotordoy 10 a.m.-11.30 a.m. lARGE ANIMALS AND SURGERY IY APPOINTMINT 12·3·tfn lftlmtry of our metlltr, ~ortnce (. Wilson, wlla passttt away two ytars INSULATE YOUR ATT I C Chimney Care 4· !I DAVID D. GRINDSTAFF OPEN EACH p l i·B·tlc fret lstimatts. CLINIC IN MIDDlEPORT PAUL E. SHOCKa, D.V.M. ...... tn t~t l11 Ct11 1rlrl Separate ~II li i 111 (f r~ t 1n11rl en t bidS wrll bo fl-'Cf!IV~d Wlh respe~.:t to the c ho~ S S I S and tJOdv type and wt ll stat e th at the hus w hen .1ssernhlml .met ono1 to del1 very comply w11h .rll sc hool \IISifiCI SPP.CfiC<HIOtlS. all Stlff1tV regulat1ons 'and currtJnt Oh1 o M1n1mum Stand&rds for School Bus Construr, llon of the 0Hpart· .men t of Education nursuan t to · Sec110n 4 51 1 76 ol the Ohoo R<Msed Code ami all other pert1n em proviSIOns of law Spectftca ltons onrl 1n.'i\IU C· 11ons to buJder s tnil y bA obta1ned IJ1 thfl OiltCO Of the Trea surf;!r. Middleport. Oh to. A certrlied check payable to the Treas ure'r of tho above ol educatr on or a sn11:; filctmy btd bond e)(eCtJ!F!(1 by the bKider and the sur ety company, 1n an (-l nioun t equal to f1ve perc(lnt (5%1 of lhB borl shall be subrnr tted wHh each brd . - Add ons and Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 In Memoriam Public Notice [du cai1on o l !h f' MF!r qs l. o.-:ill SchorJI 0 1slnr.l of M 1dcllP.po r 1. Ohro Jt thfl Tlna:,llf r·r·s o lf1r. e 1111t1 l 12 00 noon nn Thursday. Jan1rilfY 3 . 198b. ,1nd at thnt 111ne opcnP.rl l 1y lhP Tro.Jsurn r of sa ref Bon rd . tah11lat ed. nnd n ff!t)()r! thP.rno! !11,1df! IQ Said Bo<Hd 01 ~~ ~ tlf!)(t :"t hrV1uled rrl~~P. t • n\1 as prrlVId> !rl lly 111w for thule !31 6 5 p a ss f-Jnq ~ r school l11rsns. nccn rrln1q to 'iped lt:a· !t Oll S o f S: llrl h011 rd ol Good Stltction Of *Norway Spruce *Scotch Pine *White Pine 9 Ul to 9 P.M Woolulays I P.M. to 5 P.M. Sundays to drive t he ll'ehicle of your Public Notice J . ~ . Il l NG , S <tit' RI'Prl!'!il'ntilltV Why Wait Till Winter To Remember You Were Going To Call Us? YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE 9301 . Would like to do baby -sitting in my own home in Tuppers Plains area just off Success Rd . starting around Feb. 1, Reasonable rates both hou rly and weekly. Referen- 304· 6 75· 7762 . I · l ·tlr I t 21 18. 26 31 3tc Forst and D1str1but• ve Accou nt of Clara Say re. Admm 1stratwc of the Es tate ol Ler oy E1c hmge r. Deceased . Unless except1ons a re fil ed theret o. sa1d acc o un ts w111 be lor hea nng before satd Court on the 18 th day of Janua ry. 1985. at wh1ch t1me sa1d acco unts w rll be co ns1de red and con tmued tr a m day to day until lrnally d1sp os ed of Any perso n mterested may file wr1tten excep t1 0 ns to said accou nt s o r to matt ers per 1a1nrng to th e executiOn of the tru st. not le ~s than frve days pr1or to the date set for hearrng . Rober t E. Buc k. J udg"e Common Plea s Court. Pro bate D IVIS ion M e1gs County, Oh10 11/16 / 1 mo. On December 13. 1 984. m the Metgs County Probate Court . Case No. 24642. Chnstma Gruese r. 409 70 Grueser Hol low Ao<ld. Pomeroy. Ohto 457 6 9. was appotnted Spec•al Adm 1n1strat or of the estate of Herma11 And rew Grueser. deceased. late ol Be<;J ford Townshq1. Me1gs County. Oh 10. Robert E Buck. Pro bate J udge l ena K. Nesselroa d. Cle rk I j :~: 992-3345 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FICUCtARY ] ~go .. ~ tate of Goldte Mile Clend enm. Deceased . ·:~: 104 Mulberry Av., Pon:teroy Public Notice 111~~ 11 1 ~ t- Frrst Acco unt o f L1nda F1sher and Gordo n F1sher. Guard1an s o f the per so n and esta te of Pilulme K1m Harr 1s and Orn s Edtson Hams. Mmor s .,., _.,.. ··-l .Wtlt ,.................. I son CASE NO 24217 - _ rn - o- 1..,_.... ... ....u:oe Utl~ll .... ................ .. ."... . . .,. .. 11-.... ... ltl...,..__ .... u .ea :;::::= - w Plus: Offiu! Supplies & Furnitun, Wedding and Graduation Sta· tionery, Magneti' Signs, Rubber Stomps, Business Forms, (op' Servi.:es, Er, . 25S Min St. Middleport ut~•ll .... ... 11 -0..IIIMNII!i Pa rt1a l Ac co unt of Man lyn A Newman . Guard1an of the · Pe rson and Estate of Eree l NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Paul Orr. On May 15. 1984. rn the Me1gs County Probate Court. '"-"".... 141 - --DIII. Ul - . . _ II-" ... ................... Roush ~... Executnx of the Es- CASE NO. 23753 - JU - ........ 141 - Lutt ... · · - llltl.. LAFF·A·DAV CASE NO. 24004 - Forst FDI All YDIIt Ptimltlg --- ··- ~ 61H2l-1S6 4 Puppies! W oul d m ake a nice Christma s gift . Call 446 - Colt Belpre, Oh io C.R . N EWMA N , Presiden t 614· 992·6022. 446 ·4088 or 446 ·8189 . a ,oo pm . 8co11o€111e 1llo111e 9nsu€atloll 9u~. Certifi ed C himney Sweep fulltJ M'IIf, lttlr11ltm1t• l'.trhtt,ll''• ,., ·· -~ s• - ~ FIBERGLAS L_____J~ f'Oft CURRENT PRICES AND OTHER GAME r:lu df/,.J '"''"' ..,, •.,.,. 1,.,. 111 - CIM!In Public Notice and Frnal Accou nt of Earl 8 Moms. Guard ran of Letha Morn s. an Incom petent Per- You Need Weekly, call: 11 I Cotlt St.. PonMIOf. Ohi., 01,9 1t.C:..,..,~ . ....... Qt. CHESTER-985-3307 (ar fenders ........- ........160 FOR SALE . Your House Cleaned ...... c... wv =~=::. RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE Ftndlfl ...................... 1110 !1 0-115 Chewy Tri. 79-10 Moslofl!l Fendors ......................... slo Car Ftntltrs .•...............•60 13-79 fO<d Tr. 11 -U hcort-(yn• Fondtrs ............ ........ .....1 S9 ftndors ...•........ -··········s49 10·14 fO<d Tr. Omni ·HMizon 2 dr. or Fondon ...................... s no 4 .... fondtn ............... S7S ford I a ChOYy & fMd Tr. ftn~m ..................•9& PU lompers ........... .S69.9S 72-10 Dodge Tr. 79-1! ChoYIIIt Grilts....• sn fenders ...................... S11 5 Ford lafl!ltr Grills ..........• ' 7S fMd ond Chny Toil Gotn WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Damw Senlintl Classified Otpt. f'twll. - ... ,,._........ wo 11-·--·-... . ., . ............ •ZENITH • SYLVANIA • SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR We Hm AF1ll Th111 She~ Tuhllel11 011 Daly NOW WITH ~ OWNERS - CORNING CHRISTMAS TREES 12·31·1 mo. . . . .. It I NOTlCE OF APPOINTMENT of Orusre A. Whrte . OF FIDUCIARY CASE NO. 24364 - Fonal On July 25. 1984, 1n the Ots tn but•ve Account of llah 7/ ll ltln 949-2030 _ &__ .. Public Notice • TEAM CLEAN .. ................ ,.,._...,.._.., ......... .:-- ··,,. _..-.,......, ........._.. ==-,. ==::. .,.::....... ........... ........ .,._,._,.._, ··-·::c"" ,._.... .. .... ,. _.,. ,._ .... ..._ ··-l tli..... '"·=- , ,., o•lo lhlllpolll, WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 0-SO OO<Igo· Tr. Ftndtrs .........................S62 76-12 (hewett• , G iv eaway Small breed pup pies, Cute and Adorable . W oul d make great Ch ristm as g ifts . Call B-13 tfn IN~ULATE 73-10 (he•y Tr. Fonders ......................... S70 11 ·14 (hevr Tr. Room and board for elderly. Also tleeping rooms . Call M etal Honda c rating, can be picked u p at Betz: Honda Sale s. (614) 446-76 19 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gall ipolis, Ohio 45631 PH. 742-2328 - . 4 Licensed Clinical Audiologist CO's annual budget of nearly $'m The Daily Sentinel Situations Wanted 446 - 3619 7AM - 1PM . 10PM· 12PM . ' WASHINGI'ON (AP ) - The Reagan admlnlstratlon IS planning to provide $47 milllon worth of educational, scientific and com· municatlons projects to fill an aid gap when the United State8 with· draws from t.iNEsco. Formal .confirmation of the admlnlstratlon's decision to pullout of !he 161-natlon agency Is expected sometime this week. The aid package being put together by the State Department is equivalent ID the amount of money the United States would be assessed as a member of the United Nations EducaUonal, Sclentltlc and Cultural Organza lion. The U.S. contribution accounts for 25 percent of UNES· 12 Single p~uson - male or fe. male , 21 to 39to live in with single male. share e•penses, and household dutie1 . Call Aid plan proposed by Reagan The Southern High School Music Department - both the band and choir - Will present a Christmas concert at 7: 30p.m . this evening In the high school gymnasium. Lee Lee Is vocal music supervisor and John Van Reeth Is in charge of the Instrumental music. Legion post slnte meeting A nnou n cements Ohio I SHS Christmas concert tonight West Virginia State Police have called oH the search for an airplane that crashed into the Ohio Rlver near the Gallipolis Locks and Dam Dec. 9. A dispatcher a t the Point Pleasant detachment said volunteer divers searching for wreckage have been called back. But the P.olnt Pleasant and Valley fire departments are remlilningon the scene, the dispatche r added. The plane, a single-engine craft, Is believed to have been piloted by Paul Hawks II, 28, of Columbus. HubertW.Harder, 29, a biochemistry student at Ohio State University, Is also believed to have been a passenger in the plane. Both are former Gallla County residents. The plane reportedly went down below the locks and dam ·near the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. plant at Apple Grove, W.Va. The crash was observed by three Gallla County teenagers. 3 Rep. John SelherHng, who In· Iliated !he Jetter, said he was told by SecretaryDonaldHodel to postpone a DOE official that the a ll'!ncy Is any major decision affecting the thliJJdng ofplaclngamoratortumon nation's uranium enrtchment pro- the purcha5eofgascentrttugesuntil gram, saytngthey fear theagencyls advance cent:rlfuges or a new laser considering moves that could technology are developed. threaten an Ohio project. A total of 745 Set m centrttuges "We are very concerned that the are currently ai GCEP, with 3,100 of Department of Energy Is contem· the machines scheduled to be In platinsactlons which oouldjeopard· . place by J anuary 19116. lze the Gas Centrifuge E nrlchment The E nergy Department Is exProjectatPortSmolith,Ohlo,aswell peeled to decide by next May as the research and development whether advanced oentntuge or act1yltll!s · on the , advanced gas Atom)c Vapor Laser Isotope tech· centrlfU~ technology," Ohio's 21 nology will be selected as the congressmen and two senators said uranlum-enrlchment process of ihe In a Jetter to Hodel. · future. Christmas program Friday State police cancel search The Daily Sentinel Page- 9 congressmen are urging Energy The Meigs Area Holiness Association will meet at 7: :ll this evening at the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene, with the Rev. Theron Durham as spe~r. The Mt. Moriah Church of God, Racine, wtil present a Christmas program at 7 p.m . Sunday. The public Is invited. Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio !. Congressmen press for delay . Meigs Holiness Association meets Church sets Christmas program Tuesday, December 18, 1984 6 :00pm . BEST KEPT SEC RET IN poyc heck ·· NO LAYO FFS . 304-675-39 50 or 1·800· 642 -3619. Ot 446 · 1971 Gem Signet M obile Home , 52K12 . 2 bedrooms, gas heat. !ocated on K & K Lot . P oi nt . Pleasa n t , $4 ,000.00. Phone 304" 675· 6281 altar s ,oo PM. Sc hultz 1972 66x 12 with t ilt out w ill sell partly ft~ r­ nished or negotiable on price . 304 -675 -7117 . •• �Page-10 The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time 32 Mobile Homes Tuesday, December 18, 1984 Ohio Tuesday, DecemJler'18, .1 984 54 Misc. Merchandise 54 Misc . Merchandise IEIT 76 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright Auto Parts & Accessories for Sale . Big 3 or 5 ~dr. home built on your lot $18,900 & up. Se~ our m.odel . Call 1 •614-BB67311 . All homes reduced for year end Sale. Call Kanauga Mobile Home Sales, 446- 9662 . Singer aewing machine for 12X66 Torch. 2·3 bdr, total 1111, golden touch end sew. gaa. includea all screens &. no'r m windows. Call 614- Coli 814·3BB·8696. like new. 446-7132 . 1973 Rosemont 2 Driveway stone hauled and spread . Call L.. Paul Martin bdr. 14x65 excellent condition. · Don 't miss this o ne S5,900. 814-256-6777 or David Martin 614-256· 1226. Call 614-446-0175 . Parker 12 081..408 lot for sa le in Merce rville , 3 trailer hookups,. electric, ru - IbJblJI:ll 5600. Call 379 - 2 Coleco Cabbage Patch Dolls. Nowl $66 ea. boy & girl. Call 446-2087 or 4464349 . ra l water . septic tank . $8,000 . Call 614 -256 6618 . Diltsun truck holder 1111 troller new 28 lb. $860.00 . .304-676-1169. Give tho gift that peyo for 7 its•lf ~nd keeps on giving. Giva a White' a Metal Datec- with 4 car· 42 Mobile Homes Natural gas heat. Racine H'ouse for rent . Call 304- area . Call 614·992·5858 . 675 -7263 675 -5104 or 675 -5386 . House for rent in Mercerville area . Call Kenneth Swain 44 Apartment for Rent 446 -3 159 or 614 · 2561552 evenings . Furnished ho use, 3 bdr .. 29 Neil Ave ., Gallipolis . $226 plus utilties; references. Call 446 -4416 altar 7PM . 6 room house for rent . Electric and water included. Clay School District. Call 446-2706 . 3 bedrooms home near town . Central air, garage, S275 mo. plus deposit . Call 446 - 6610 · Century 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc . 3 bedrooms home in town . $275 mo .. plus deposit. Call 446 - 6610 Century 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc . For rent with option to buy 3 bdr . house, deposit required. close to town . Call e11enings, JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent staning at $163 for one bedroom and S198 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. opts, Starting $135 to $166 mo . Water included. dep req. Call 446-4222 between 9 & 5. 1 bdr apt., 2 bdr apt., $150-$250 . Call 304-6767263 675-5104 or 676 5386 . 446 -4348 . Furnished apt ., next door to library', one professional Small house loc ated at 1701 Chestnut St. $115 mo., $75 adult only. Call 446-0338 . dep . Call 446·3807. House downtown, 3 bdr ., nice $150 mo . Call 614- 675· 6104 or 675 ·6386 . Newly remodeled house. 2 kitchen. located in Middleport . Send resume to Daily Sentinel , P.O. Box 729 -V, Pomeroy, Oh 45769 . Nice two bedroom in East-' ern School District. Natural Gas. TPC water and no pets. $175 .00 plus deposit Call 614 ,949-2801 . No Sunday calls. In Pomeroy -nice two bedroom house, just redeco· rated . Insulated. storm win· dows . Sto11e and refrigerator furnished . Sorry no children, no pets . S185 .00permonth plus security deposit . 614- 992-52!12 alter 2 bdr. duplex ex . location in town $250· mo. with a fenced backyard. Call 446· 8293 after 5PM . 3 rooms with priavte bath, bdr. 1 full both. lg. !urn . 5 P.M. weekends. all day Saturday. 2 or 3 bedroom houses in or near Pomeroy . Furnished or unfurnished . Rent and utiliti8s negoliable . Day 61 4· 992 -2381, evenings 614- 992-6723 . 6 room house with ·bath. in langsville , S200 .00 per month plus deposit. Refer ence required . Call 614- 1st . floor . Call446-2215 . 1 bdr . partially furniShed . $190 mo., utilities paid, $50 dep . 6 mo.lease, no children and no pets. 'Call 446-3667 after 6 . Furnished efficiency $145, utilties pd. share bath. 607 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis. Call 446-4416 altar 7PM. Riverside Apts. Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130. Equal Hous. ii'lg Opportunities . 614 · 992-7721 . Furnished 2 bedroQm apt . in Middleport . Adults. no pets. security daposit . Call 614- 992-3874. people. Coii304-773-5B82 , 3 br house. bath.full base· ment, garage, a \.fail able Dec. 26 . $250 . References and deposit required . 304-675- 1090. Betty Mercer. Unfurnished apartment for rent in Syracuse. Call 614- 992-76B9 . Small upstairs apartment. with all utilities furnished . Only suitable for 1,. in Middleport . Call 5262 . 614 - 99~- APARTMENTS , mobil• homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. trailer for rent , near See at 314 3rd. St .. Ka · naugo , 446 · 7473 . 14x70 total electric 3 bdr. , furnished, plus washer &. dryer on private lot, 10 min. 'from town. $200 mo. plus deposit and utilities. Ref. $285 to $745 . .Desk 8110 up to $225. Hutches, $660 . Bunk bed complete with mattresses, $275 . and up to $395 . Baby beds, $110. Mattresses or box springs, full or twin. $68 ., firm , $68. and $78. Queen sets. $195. 4 dr. chests, $49 . 5 dr. chests. $59 . Bed frames. S20.and $25 .. 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350. Gas or electric ranges $375. Jlaby mattresses. $26·& $35, bad frames $20, $25 . & $30, king frame $50 . Good selection of bedroom suites. rockars , metal cabinets , headboards $38 & up to S55 . Used Furniture ·• electric fireplace, 5 pc. dinette, head boards, and 2 bedroom suites. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . 1hru Sat. 614 -445-0322 304-882-2566 . Washers, dryers. refrigera· tors, ranges. Skaggs Appliances, Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel. 614-446-7398 . County Appliance. Inc . Good used appliances and 627 3rd. OH. Call 614-446-0768 . Furnished room, $126. Utililias. range, ref. Share bath. Men only. 919 Sec., Golllpo· lis. 446-4416 after 8 p.m . 46 Space for Rent dryer . No pets. Phone 614· 949·2 253 Mobile home in Gallipolis. nice 1or senior citizens or married couple with one child. no pets. deposit and raferences raquired . K 8t K Mobile Homes, Inc.. 304· 676-3000. . 2 bedroom all elec mobile homo. t136.00 pluf utili· tiel, located Gallipolis ~erry. 304·876·4088 . ' About 600 (priced to sell! McArthur.Ohio, Route 1. Call 614-696 -4282 . 81200 .00 . Call 614-9925304. Fire wood for sale. $30 .00 pickad · up. $35.00 delivered. Call614-992-5449. Homemade bedspreads fo~ sale with shams. Thay are · boout!lul . Call 614· 7422959. $a,b2. fclas42 14"70, 3 bedroom with large yard . 8165 .00 month plus deposit and utilities . Ona child. Call 614-9854367 . Boys 20 irich BMX Free ~pirit bicycle for sale. Call before 3·:00, 614-992 · 7342 . mie. Bleck boy. $55.00. Call 614-992-6161. Homelite .chain saw, new. 12 inch . Homelite chain saw, used, 10 inch. Small gas furnace used . Coal stove Parakats $10 to $13. Cockatiels $30. lo\le birds $60 a finches $5, sorted lengths. Call Hogg and Zuspen upright piano $165. Call 614-985 4212 . Parakets $10.00 to S13 .00. Cockatiels $30.00. Love birds $60 .00 a pair. Finches $6 . 00. Upright piano $165 .00 . Call 614 -9854212 . $a,b2, fclar73 Firewood, $20 .00 pick up Gas range, Harvest Gold, 30" $95, 3 other nulges to choose from , Speed Queen auto. washar $95, Kenmore auto. washer . $150. Refrig. side by side white S195, Refrig. Copperione, single d_o or $95, May1ag wringer washar $75. Hoover portable dryer S65, Dishwasher Kenmore portable $75 . Skaggs Appliances Upper River Rd . Gallipolis 446· 739B. Microwave ovepn plus con ventional oven all .in-one, Harvest gold, 1 Y2 yrs. old, Brown print sofa. 2 velvet Pickens used furniture . 304· 676-6483 or 876-1450. RICK'S NEW · AND USEO FURNITURE. Uoed otoves and refrigeratOrs. Compare our pric~s. save today . Phone 304-773-6430. Moving, muat sell, stove and matching ator. Lowrey Genie Organ . 304-675-7669. Call614-985-4417. Caii614-JBB-9303. 304' 675-1247. SURPLUS DENIM" jackals $21 .00 . Bibs $18.00, coveralls regular $22 .00, kids camouflage. army new field jackets, all army field pack accessories. combat boots, Carhart clothing. Sam ~omerville ' s, Ea~t Ravens wood. Fri. Sat, Sun, 1 :QQ. 7:00 PM.. (other days to Christmas 3 :00-7 :00) 304675 · 3334. Firewood $20.00 pickup mill 40 in blade, 2 yrs old, HILLCREST KENNELS 614-367-7220. Briarpatch Kennels Professional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cillties. English Cpcker Spa- niel puppies. Call614-3889790. cond, 304-576-2972. 1974 Cue 5BO back hoe loader $10,500 .00. 304458 -1610. Flashing Arrow Signs, cash or rent to buy . 1-800·251 · 3660. $1196 .00. Call 614-3786349. 1972 Ford, 4 door atetion wagon, 302 engine, lots of mower . Caii446-B136 . Judy Taylor Grooming: Call nc, Chow puppies. Call 614446-3844 altar 7. CHRISTMAS Puppies. AKC '80 Monte. Carlo Landau. V8, auto, PB, PS, AC. AM, list S244.96 oele •169.9.6. 245 AO. 16in bar. list $309 .95 ala S209 .96 . 160 AO · 16in bar lilt $319 .95 solo 8219.96. Super EZ·AO 16in bar. list $359.95 sale $259.00. 330 AO , 16in bar list .•374.96 oole t259.96. rear defroster. tilt, 304-675- 6286 . 1979 Ford Pinto Standard $409.96 sale 8289 .95 . Keefers Servce Center, St. 8 N Ford Tractor. 50 Massey Ferguson, plow•. disc, 304- 576-2328 or 576-2606. 614-388-9756. 63 Christmas puppies! Pure ~ brad 8. Rat Terr(er puppies. Call614-266 -1467. AKC Reg. toy poodle pupppias, ready for Christmas. small deposit, will hold. Call housebroken . Good with children . 1 male and 1 female . Call 614-992 2386. Parakeets, babie's, all colors, new cages. Hold for 'Chirst· mas. 304-675-6030 after 5 :00 end weekends. $2,999. John's Auto Sales, on Bulaville Rd . 446-4782. Custom 050 Dodge 4X4, Nice black Angus bull, ready Call 446-3615. for service. Call 614-3888333 . 1976 Ford pickup, F-100, · auto, one·owner. $1800. Laying hens. young roosters • ._S: ..,.. •_I1_4_4_6_-3_6_1_7_._ _ _ __ Batamo. 304-45B-1690 . 64 Hay & Grain Large round bales of hay $20 each . Call448-1 052 altar 5 . Tronsporlolion 1 C registered Boston TarPuppies, phone 304- ·2169 . 57 73 Chevy runs good , $400.Iiltle rust. Call 614· 3B8-9360. 1982 Ford '% ton pick-up. 300 cubic inch-6 cylinder. 4 speed.PS, PB, AM radio. 40.000 miles. S6000.00. Call 614· 698 -8384 end 814-949-2293 . Autos for Sale traction rear and, heavy duty aprings. 400 engine. use regular gas, Insulated topper, 23,000 actual miloo, one owner, $6,500.00 firm . TOP CASH paid lor 'SO 304-896 -3879 . model and newer used cars. Musical · Instruments Old German violin. very nice, 15100.00. Flat top guitar with case, like new, $75.00 . Call 2801 . 71 814 · 949 · Smfth Buick· Pontiac, 1911 Eoatern Ava .. Gallipolis . Call 814·448·2282. 77 Pontiac Grand Prix 301' good condition. Call after 1978 . Ford F-160, pootive traction rear end. heavy duty springs, 400 engine. use regular gas, inaulated topper, 23,000 actual miles, one owner, $6,600.00firm . 5PM , 448·0137. 304-895-3879. 1979 Plymouth Horizon 4 spd. 4 dr .. good cond. Cell 614-379-2726 . 73 1976 Camero •~c. cond .. 360 angina, 4 opd. Hove all orginill equipment, 40,000 mil••· t4,496. Call 614· 682-8922. 1973 Ford Grond Torino wagon, new battery. tirea. brakoo. AM·FM radio, 70,000 mllao, extra oharp, $1,000. Ca!l448-4462. 19B1 2 dr. Ford Eacort 4 spd, radio, olr, tinted glaaa. sporty, *3.199. John'oAuto Solea, Bulavllla Rd. Golllpo· llo, 446-4782. Call 446-3844 after 7PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Cail 614· 992·7479. size 49 Water Merchandise Vans 197B Chevy Y, ton pickup, 4x4, 350 auto, PS. P8, Call 446-0515. For Lease . Apt. for lease, overlooking citY park; LA , kitchen: stove, refrig .• dining area. '2 bdr., both. $190 mo. plus utili· tlos. Call PJ' 446·1819. Flatbeda. Trip lease or good tiroo . Call 446· 1638 after llpm. 1'980 Toyoto Corrolo, 4 dr, dalu••· air, power Itoaring & Umestone. Sand, Gravel. Pick up at ,Riclierdl & Son. Call 448· 7786 . Firewood cut up slaba. $US brake•. auto, em-fm, lt...o. N.A.O.A. retell •4aoo price UB&O. 1960 Impala. 2 dr, Orluinal Southern car. 57,000 mi., auto, power Lease . 269 -2305. Ohio Wats B00-282· 2888. Inter· atote Watt 800-B36· 7413. PU load. Larger loodo delivered. Call for prices, 614246-6804 . . ot..rlng & brokeo· 'Show Winner' $6386. Call 448· B096 loan me-ga. FOR LEASE with option to buy, nice, clean lour bed· room houN. 304-876-3282 ofter 4 PM . Chriltmll tr• cut your own 1978 Mullang Cobro. PS, PB, 4 opd, 2.8 lltra. good cond. t960. Caii448-1BOB. oil ohapeo & alzoo, f&.OO. Call 614-379-268!1. Necessarily the News' team recalls the maJor everits 9f 1984. B:OO 0 (}) CD A-Team ® Gentle Ben ffi MOVIE: 'Black Beauty' Part 2 (I) Gl il21 Three's A Crowd ICC) 0 00 ®I Yogi Bear's Christmas OUick Draw McGraw. Huckleberry Houild, Snagglepuss . Aug· gie Doggie and Wally Gator join Yogi and Boo Boo as they celebrate Chri stmas in t he big city . I]) ® Nova (CCI 'Ste phen J . Gould: Th1s V1cw of L1fe .' Stephen J, Gould, l..vorld rek.nowned paleontologist , ev· olutionary - theorist a·nd author, is profiled. (60 min.) Roofing, guttering, siding. plumbing, carpentry work and cOncrete work. Free estimates. Call 446-3 171 Carpet repair, 14 yrs. experience, ca~h and carry wei- ALLEY OOP coma. Coll446-361 ,5 . 1979 Chevy '-' ton, 4 wheal drive with utility body, exc cond. $3.7&0.00. Phone 304-4118· 1 e1o . 1973 Choynno Super 10, good cond, AC, AM-FM radio, CruiH Control 'and new tlrea, 304-773-U70. 1978 CJ-7 Jeep, 6 cyl .. 3 opd .. hardtop. •3.BOO. cal 304·676-6956 . Year Merlin Olsen hosts Sports Illustrated's tribute to this year' s outstanding spans figures. $5236 oroctod . RON'S Television Service. Specializing In Zenith and Motorola, Ouazar, and house calls. Call 304-576 - 8 :30 2398 or 614 -446-2464. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump ram oval. Call 304-6 75 1331 . RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex- application! 304-675·20B8 or 675-7368 . GASOLINE ALLEY Mr. Booqle obviously room warmings last thin~s 197B Hondo troll 70, 8100. Coli 448-4827 after 6. 1980 C8750F Hondo. Super Sport. 8600 mileo. Now battery ·a nd rear tire. Excel ~ lont condition. f1 250 .00. Call 814·992·.31&2. '72 Hondo 3&0 molorcycla. axe cond, phone 304-578' 2972. 76 Boals and Motors for Sale or cable tool drilling. Most wells completed same day, Pump sales and servi- ces. 304-895-3B02. Abaten Home lmproYD{Tlent Specialist. new homes, additions, roofing, siding, con· 82 Fired, She 's Hired' I]) ® Frontline (CCI 'Mar- CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING sha ll H1gh Fights Back .· Mar· shall High School, one of .the poorest in Chtcago . is e)( am· ined in its att emp t to figh t the inadeQuate academ1c standards and lO make a d1f· terence in the h es of its studdnts . (60 min .) Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 614-446·4477 (CC) Mona discovers To ny moonlighting at Christmas time but jump s to the wrong conclusion as to who is get· ting the money . . 0 I]) @ AfterMASH The staff and patients of the hospi tal brace themselves for severe storms and flooding and try to rela1< iil the process 0 00 (1) Riptide Cody , Nick and Boz find them· selves hclp1ng a form er Hol lYwood mov1e queen who cla ims to possess the deed for the en tir e King Harbor Marina complex (60 min ) and Kate become emotio nally inv9lved when a young woman experiences a miracle and Earl and Terry are asSigned to do a follow-up about the magazine's first cover story. 160 min.) 0 I]) ®l MOVIE : 'He 's WINNIE Plumbing & Heating [MAXI Best of Album Flash (I) Gl ®! Who 's the Boss? CII 700 Club 00 G1 @ Glitter ICC) Sam crate. dry wall . 304·4681568. or JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING . Rt. 1, Box 355. Galli· polis. Call 614-367-06.7 8. IHBOI MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' Excavating Good-1 Excavating, basements, fo~ters, driveways, septic tanka. landicaping. Call anytime 814-4464537, James L. Davison, Jr. 84 IMAX] MOVIE: '8e ulah Land' Part 2 1 0 :00 0 00 (1) Remington BA RNEY Steele l aura and Remington arc hired to catch an embezzler Who stole a million dol ~ Iars from the Myst er'y W riters of Ame rica trea· sury . (60 min ) (!) Super Bouts of the 80's Mar vP.Ious Marv in Hagler vs. Rob erto Duran (las Vega s, I WONDER WHAT . LOWEEZ'I'S UPTO Electrical · & Refrigeration Nove mber, 1983) . 160 min .) (]] MOVIE: ' Our Men Flint' ® Gl ® Paper Oolls (CCI 00 Statewide ® Newswatch SEWING Machine repairs. service. Auth«:»rized Singer Sales &. Sarvice Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop , F.D General Hauling (j) Adam Smith' s Money I i'M'fOO CLEVER. FOR Ken• a Water Service. Walls [3AIL.. BEFoRE: cisterns. pools filled . Phoni CHRI51"MA6! 614-387-0623 or614· 3677741 night oi day . College GET OUT ON BAIL. IF THEY . 00 Dad 's Army GOT A equipment and auppli8t, including ••wing m•chlne. Coli 614-849-2202 . · 0 PEANUTS ,' I ' YES, MAAM , I D LIKE TO VOLUNTEE~ TO !'LAY TilE PART OF MARY IN OUR CllRJSTMA5 PLAY... 'tOU Wl-tAT? Football MARV NEVEl WORE 6L.AS5ES !! • KQ 9B + 10 67654 • 7~ WEST + A J 10 7 EAST ..; • 966 5 • 72 t AQJ t K32 +K J 9 5 + Q 10 8 4 SO UTH +K l32 . AJ10 4 3 t 9 + A63 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer : South West Norlb Eas t Sou th Dbl. Pass 4• Pas~ Pass Open ing lead' t• •z third diamond ca n .be led a nd trumped. Because diamond s split 3-3, the contract can be made . No doubt declarer is lucky, since six outstanding cards usuall y divid e ·4-2. but th is is the besi play for the con tract. ~-~by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Procreate 6 Greek island 11 Breathing 12 Dress fa bric 13 Glandular organ H Appraised 15 New Guinea town 41 Extra inning 42 Shabby OOWN 1 Good time 2 Charles Lamb 3 Opine 4 Night befure Yes terday 's Answer 5 Balcony 17 Skill ,, .,, 27 Actres.<. 6 !<"allen r ock 20 Merchan- Wra y dis e 29 F oam explorer steUation 22 High 33 Vegetable 18 Swiss canton 8 Wise position 34 Wit~out 19 Informed thinking 23 Drunka rds working 21 Elec. unit 9 "The Gypsy %4 Near East 36 '' I 've 22 Legislate Baron,"e .g . expert Rhythm " 23 Egyptia n 10 Chancel 25 Party 36 One king seats supplier time Z4 Love {It. 1 25 Priest's ves tment 25 Mature Z7 Earl " -" Hines 28 Black cuckoo 29 DeLuise film 30 Vereen 31 N.Y. city 3Z Where 16 Scottish 7 Altar con- (La!.) 40 Mrs. R.F .K. L-.L...-.1...-.1...-"-- DAIL\' CRYPTOQUOTES - Here 's how to work it; Bowl Clashes . RECORD!! 0 l TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SI:IOP 1163 Sac. Ave .. Galllpollo. 814·446-7833 or814-4461833. liJ Bill Cosby Show C!J Scotch Sports Preview 12 · tti ~ B4 NORTH +Q By James Jacoby It's the easiest thing in the world, when you are playing bridge, to wi n the battle and Jose the war. What usually happens ls that you take an obvious play without thinking ahead. That is exactly what happened to toda y's declarer. After the trump lead, South could ~ that playing a spaqe to the queen would enable him to ditch a club from dummy on his spade king. West won the spade ace and continued with a second heart. South got his pitch of the club all right, but he still came up with only nine tricks. · The right approach to tbe deal is to realize that the defenders are on the right track with trump leads , and that 10 tricks cannot be made on a crossruff. Instead , the long diamond suit in dummy must be established, and there is no time to waste. At trick two, declarer should lead a diamond. If the winner of that trick leads a second trump, it should be won in ·dummy and a diamond should be ruffed . The next time declarer · is back in dummy via the ruff of a black card, a architect, - Jones 37 Blustered 39 Scurry off YOU ARt:., YOU WON'T SEE: YOU'VE The slim chance is the only one (CCI fil Soap (l2l News HOW SMART Will haul coel. und and Upholstery James Jacoby World 11 :oo o oo oo rn o m® m DON'1CARE 1'HI5 L.OT' I'Ll.. BE:OU'f ON grovel. 304-46B·1586. BRIDGE 35 English .® Congress : We/ People SNAKE!! Aloo .pools filled. Call 614256 · 1141 or 614 -446 · 1176 or614-448-7911 . 87 Independent News 10:3Q (I) Celebrity Chefs Pomeroy. 614· 992-2284. FOR SALE: Upholotery tlhop 1 boot and troller for aolo. Call814-2116-111111 . 9:00 R ~!.Orv owner. 1978 · 011 cooler heoder, cromo. *1660. Mull Selll Call 448 -8234. 1972 Impala Chevrolet, 2 RESTAURANT lli.JIWINI'i'G BEEN Rogers Basement Waterproofing. & 4 W.O. Harley Davidson Sportater. dr., 350 .engine. new paint, new vinyl top, good motor, HE 1'11'15 THEffE . WHEN THE Y SERVED TH' P~PE ff5! .. AN .HE JUGT lEFT! · - LI~E HE DIDN'T CARE- CONOEM!YE(J! TAFFY'S (jOT T' EVAC/JIITE! James Boys Water SerVice . bed , OH uEE, JAI'iE!TH'. Call collect 1-614-2370488, 9 a.m . to 5 p.m. 85 $150.00. like new. 304· 676-3666. . WA G ~LL THAT FU66 ABOU T, ANNIE? Unconditional lifetime guarantee. local references furnished . Free estimates. 83 ~r . $160.00 . 304-875 6747 betwaan 6 and 9 PM . King I'IH~T 8ASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1978 Ford F-160 , postive cage, IHBOI Not Necessarily the Year in Review The 'NO[ Call614-367·0409 or 514 367-7244. perianced carpenter, electri32,000 miles, transfarable . cian, mason, painter, roofwarranty, asking $5200 . ing (including hot tar . 51 3-684· 239B ' ANNIE IHBOI Sportsman of the Chevy Luv auto, AM-FM tape, was $3;499 now Aggreasive Ouroc boars. satisfaction guarantaed. Roger Benlty, Sabina, Oh . H & S Home Improvements vinyl & aluminum siding, roofing. seamless gutters. storm windows, ove,..,ang . Iii Scrooge Spacial 1980 AWFUL SQUAW MALADY J A ILED Answer· What there seemed to tJe In tl'lal noisy courtroom-MOR E " JAW' ' THAN LAW Tune fB WKRP in Cincinnati 614 -332 -9745 Collect. Chriotmea Livestock Call .614-388-9857. Winter spl.: 30X40X9 with 16' track door 8t man door : Trucks for Sale (Answers tomorrow} I Jumbles Singles Match· C or D CIJ Andy Griffith , 00 0 00 Family Feud rn Jeopardy ® Wheel of Fortuna Gl @ New Name That '74 Mercury ·MontegO MX, 73,000 miles, good cond, 72 I I I I IT' USA .at Sweden · BEtst Iron Horse Builders. Farm & Commercial Pole Bldgs . Kenmore white alec range, cont cleaning oven, used 1'12 Mobile home lot. $75 water paid, 4th & Neil, Gallipolis. Home I mproveme·nts Shift, 4 cyl, inquire 609 Holloway St. Henderson . W. Ve . PS, PB, AC. 81 .050.00. 304-676-6747 between 6 ·and 9 PM. Route 87, Leoi>. W. Va. 304·B95·3B74. registered Cocker Spaniels, buff in color. $125. Excellent Christmas gift. Call sBoo.oo. 304 , 676- 6730. Super Xl-AO 16in bar list Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC car. and motor in A -1 shape. Gravely tractor with sulky &. HOME LITE CHAIN SAW, work 19n Nova. four door. Tilt whaal with PS, PB. Body bast offer. Call 614-JBB9303 . this is a pre inventory one shot deal . Super 2, 14in bar, nie(t 8350.00 or bolt off.ar. C.all 614-992-62BB altar 6:00 pm. picker. Call 379-2370 or 379-2146. Stud Service. Call 614-4467796. $2,000 . 00 . 304-67577.5 8 . Go Cart, 5 hp engine, baloon type tires, roll bars, eKc Farm Equipment Farm all H tractor. S 800 or load $30 .00 delivered any· timo. Call 304-458 -1728. Modal M 14, Ball Saw. sew 1971 Delta 88 Oldsmobile, · 'Yeslerday·s ]1-&( IHBOI Not Necessarily the News 7:30 0 (}} Tic Tac Dough (!) 1984 Davis Cup Finals: Marcum Roofing 8a SpoutIng. Now inatalling rubber roofs . 30 years e~eperience. specializing in built up roof. 2 ·door, II MMr:"K Now arrange lhe circled letters to form the surprise answer. as SUQ· gested by the al;:love cartoon m Jeffersons 4x4. $1 ,200 or best offer. paint upholotery, $1,960. Call 446-4959 after 4PM. IWOBELLI [J (~News !excellent condition) for gila . 1973 VW Bootie 46,000 WHAT THE:Y SA ID ABOUT THAI EVEN INIS ISOWN , Newshour Services Would like totrodemy 6 year 1----------~ . old electric dryer and ronu•· 1978 Ford '% ton pickup mi.. new battery, bfakes. [] Tonight ' CD Wheel of Fortune 0 00 Wheel of Fortune 00 I)] MacNaii/ Lahrer BORN LOSER 81 F;mn Supp lie s & L1veslnck · .I (ll I]) Gl (l2i Entertainment 614-266·1216. Call 379-213B avo; good MPG . One row John Deari corn jCoal Delivered) good lumP house coal 1 to 7 ton·. call Jim Lanier 675-7397 or $40. good cond . Call 614· 388-9334 after 6PM . miles, good cond .• $3900. Phone day 304-882-2222. evening 882· 3239. Boarding all breads. He8ted indoOr-outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies : rn Gomilf Pyle 19B3 32ft . 1981 Rabbit Diaoel, 73,000 61 Pets for Sale Will trade @ SportsC8nter camper for late model motor home 8t pay boot. Call 1964 Falco.n Ford for sale. 32,000 miles. Cell 2566228 . . Apples, bushel $6. fruit.o. Now open for bus{neaa, Mountaifl State Block, Rt. 33, New Haven. Complete masonry supplies.. 4' •. 8' ' . 12" block. Delivery service. 56 Autos for Sale vegetables, produce. candy and nuts . Jack's Fruth 73 Chevy runs good. S400. Market, Rt. 36. Henderson ..· Cell 614-388-9360 . da_ytime. Used bedroom suite,. loveseat hide·a·bed . Corbin & Snyder FurnitUre, 965 SeTwin bed complete $50, maple dresser with mirror 71 Fruit & Vegetables MaterialS 1 6_0_9_._ _ _ _ __ load , $30 .00 delivered. · _4_4_6_-_ 304 -675 - 2991 . or 675- ~ AKC Miniature Schnauzers 6762 . born 10 -02 -84. Neerly cond, Gallipolis, 446-1171 . ing , Iota of extras. $3,600. Co .. lnc . 773 - 6' 664, For Sale : New · 4•8 pool table. 3 piece inch slate. pair, Rough Cut Lumber, oak, poplar, and pine. 2x4's, 2x8~s. 1 x6 's , 1 x8's. As- Center Kanauga , Ohio . Furniture outlet. Why Pay Morel req . Call 614-256-1393. Furnished 3 bedroom mobile home with · washer and A\le. Gallipolis. gold. 8100. Call 614-2561166. Furnished Rooms Mobile home new parts and doors . Inside. outside. storm doors, trailer windows. used. Call 614-992-5409. GOOD USED APPLIANCES ([) Dr. Who ® 3 -2 :1. Contact iCC) Iii Dill' rent Strokes 6 :30 0 Ill CD NBC News CIJ Rifleman (!) Mazda Sportslook (I) Ca(ol Bumett ([) Gl il21 ABC News ICC) 0 Cil @ CBS News I]} Nightly Business Report (j]) Body Electric fil One Day at a Time [MAXI MOVIE : 'Gregory's Girl' 7 :00 0 00 PM Magazine CIJ Here C9me the Brides r~=e=·"'="~"':·:,·======~:;::::::::::::::;:::1 Call 446·2297. 58 HERIK ffi Lucy Show bath. range with oven, ref rigerator operates on gas or electric, wall to wall carpet- & ·-- I]) Hot Pot!otO 18 ft . camper, Sleopo 8. full o. Call 614-246· 6121. Coleco Cabbaga Patch Pree- Sears Lady Kenmore portable washer & dryer harvest For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. 2 bedrooms. eKtended livin· groom. all modern S175mo. $100 deposit plus utilities. Wood table with aix chairs In Middleport, 2 bedroom furnished apt, · 1 child . 1 • 3 bdr . trailer with 2 baths, in Evergreen . C~ll days 446 - Mobile Home Park, 446· 1602 . 435 . 7 pc. $189 and up. side chairs. Call 446-8024. 45 Furnished 2 bdr., clean, quiet. cable. beautiful river view. in Kanauga . Fosters pc. dinettes from $109., to and Gallipolis . 614-446B221. Mercerville. Call 446 -3169 or 614 -256-1552 after 5:30PM . 1323 after 5 call614-2459170 . Hide-a·beds,$390 . and up to $660 .. sofa beds $145, Recliners. $225. to $375., Lamps from $28 . to 5125. Tra~e 3 bedroom House in Middle- 304-882· 2811 . $686 . Sofas and choirs priced from S286. to f895. Tables, $50 and up to 5125 . for $35 e.,ro . Call 446· 2751 or 612-245-9175 af- Nice efficiency apartment. suitable for one or two Houso . in Middleport. 3 bedrooms, new kitchen, carpeting downstairs . Call 1· Sofa. chair, rocker, otto· man, 3 t~btes, (eiCtra heavy), Building Supplies Building Materiaals Bl9ck, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande, 446-3159. TV se)s. Open SAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sot. 446-1699, ter 6 . .55 pc wood LR' suite 6399, bunk beds $199, antron recliners $99, used bedroom Sl,fites, ranges, wringer washers, &. shoes. Call614· Country li11ing 2 bdr. livingt'ttom . stone fireplace. large diningroom, eat in kitchen, hookup for washer & dryer. large garden . $285 mo .. bottle gas & utilities e~etras. Barn and pasture available 992 -7285 after 5 :00 . port . $250 .00 month. Call 614-992 · 7356 . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis. Now &: used wood -coal stoves, 6 LAYNE'S FURNITURE ft. truck toppttr. blue . ing trailer. Call 614-2661291 . ll •IJ __ .. 0 I.,_ ,__ rJ ill Cil CD 0 Cil ® Gl ll2i Newa 8:00 0 24 ft. setf contained camp· Go Cart , good cond, 304675-2356 . Urisaambla these four Jumbtet. one tener toeac~ squ&te,to loml four.ordinary words. EVENING 79 Motors Homes. & eampers Dollo and Mr. T Dollo. K & K Mobile Home lot no. 415, 304-675-5460. Christmas gift . 304-6'263000 after 6:00. 304-6768277. . ' Rentals 2 bedroom mobile home. 12/18/84 Phone 304-876·4840. Clearance Sale. 19in 110ft aculpturlil Cabbage Patch Stereo all wood cabinet, AM-FM radio, turntable, very good con d. have to aae • to appreciate, make nice Houses for Rent partl . Want to buy loft front lender from. a 1977 or 1978 Pinto. · 304 -6 75 -641 B or 6756059 . thruat electric mOtor. new marine b•ttery. 2 life jackets; . paddle and net, tridgos. 304· 773-6289 . 41 for f25a.oo. Call 814-7422421 . swivel baas Nltl. anchor lntelevision for Rent For ale: Complete 1974 double chester 12 gauge, 30 in. full choke 2B60. Television Viewing wdod atove, 14 ft. aluminum boOt, 2 11 DICK TRACY tor. 304-676-2906. barrel $BOO, Model 12 Win- 35 Lots & Acreage Warm Morning axe cond. 304-4&8-1917. The Daily Ohio (j]) Congress : We/ People !CCI Iii Benny Hill Show (HBO] MOVIE ; ' Ciaas' 11 :30 0 CI1 (1) Tonight Show I]) Best of Groucho · (!) SportsCenter I]) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 (I) Fall Guy 'colt and Howie ~ reassigned th e t ask of tracking down an exGreen Beret who has es~ caped w eapons charges. (A) (60 min .! AXYDLBAAXR lsLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another . In this sample A is used lor the three L's, X for the two O ' s. etc. Single letters , apostrophes, the length and lonnation o! the worci~ are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTF.'i 12-18 VXB YOEEBI QMIVX YMIB MU VXOE PNTN E P VXB NA PNUV . (I) latenight America ®i Taxi ID ~ Nightline fil Twilight Zona , IMAXI MOVIE ; 'Let's Do It' 12:00 I]) Burns & Allen (!) Mazda Sportslook LNBIIB WMIEBNRRB Yeslei'day's Cryptoquole; CHILDREN THINK NOT OF WHAT IS PAST NOR WHAT IS TO COME, BUT EN.JOY TilE PRESENT TIME , WIDCH FEW OF US DO. JE.o\NUE LA BRUYERE •. �Pega 10- The Daily Sentinel · They'll Do It Every Time 32 Mobile Home• for .S ale l1t!IAP All homea reduced for yaer end . Sate. C81 Kenaup MDililo Hom• Soloo, 441· Big 3 or 8 bdr. homo Wh on your lot t18.100 a up. OU< · CoM 1-114-111· 7311 . 9H2. linger _ , , . mochlne for ula, golden touch 1nd nw. Coli . 4114-388·" " · llko - 1 2XIIi Torch, 2-3 bdr. totol p1, ·i nclude• ell JCreena & ltorm windowa. Call 814·. 4411-7132 . DriWWI)' etone hauMd end oprNd. Colr L. Poul Mertln 1114-288-8777 or Dovld Mortlri 814-2151-1221. 35 Lots & Acreage wetar, 11ptic Worm Momlna - . . " ' -· ... oond, 304-411-1817. . 111Jnk , $8.000 . Coli 614 -258 · 8818 . 14 ft. olumlnum beot. 2 onchor holdor tilt lrlllor- 21 lb. thruat .....ric motor. new merino bottery. 2 lite jockelo. poddr. end net, tiiiO.OO. 304-871-1111. .- - -tl. Renta ls 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 41 Houses for Rent 2 bt:~droom mobile home. Natural gal heat. Racine House for rent . Call 304· oreo. Coli 614-992,585B. 676 -7283 676·5104 or · - - - - - - - - - 876-5386. 44 Apartment House for rent in Mercerville for Rent area . Call Kenneth Swain 446 -3159 or 614 -26616&2 evenings. Furnished house, 3 bdr., 29 Neil Ave .. G811ipolis . S225 plus u1ilties. references. C1U 446-4416 ofler 7PM . 6 room house for rent . Electric and water included. Clay School District. Call 448-2708. 3 bedrooms home near town . Central air, garage. 1276 mo. plus depos it. Call 446 -6610 Century 21 Southern Hills R.E., Inc . 3 bedrooms home in town. 8276 mo ., plus deposit. Call 446 -6610 Cenlury 21 Southern Hilla R.E., Inc. For rent wittl option to buy 3 bdr, h'ouae. deposit required, close to town. Call evenings, 448-4348 . . Small house located at 1701 Chestnut St. $116 mo., $75 dop . Coil 446-3807. House downtown, 3 bdr., nice t160 mo. Coil 814676-6104 or 676-6388 . Newly remodeled house. 2 bdr, 1 full beth, lg. fur" . kitchen, located in Middleport . Send resume to Daily Sanllnel. P.O. Bo• 729 -V, Pomeroy, ()h 45769 . JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedroom I, rant starting at t163 for one bedroom and $198 per ·month for two bedroom, wilh UOO dopooit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Pl•z•. pool and TV ant. Call 446-2745 or leave mas1age. 613 Third Avo. two-1 bdr. oplo. Starting t136 to f165 mo. Water included. dep raq . Coli 446-4222 be,_n 9 & 6.. 1 bdr apt ., 2 bdr apt., t160·t250 . Coli 304-876· 7283 876·5104 or 6766388 . Furnished apt .. nut door to Ubrery. one profentonal edult only. Cell 448-0338. 2 bdr. dUplex ex; location in town $260 mo. with a fenced beckyard. Call 446· 8293 ·a fter SPM . 3 rooms with priavta bath, 111. floor. Call 446-2216 . 1 bdr. panially fumithed, S1 90 mo., utilities paid. •60 dep. 6 mo. aease, no chitdran end no pelo. Coll448-3667 after 6 . 51 Household Goods Early Amoricon Conoolo Stereo, . cha .. .of drawert. SWAIN Coli 246 ·11096 or 246 · AUCTION & FURNITURE . 6658. 82 Olivo St,, Golllpollo. New 1 - - - - - - - - ' - - l c - e & UHd WOOd· C08IItOvel. pc wood LR ouito f399. cupboordo. pr. Mlo, telo; bunk bedt $199, antron phonaa, daak, alto antiquea recllnen $99. uattd bedroom and glauware. Open Sunsuites , ranges, wringer days. Conkel ' • Tuppert· woohoro, & ohoeo. Coll814- plolno, Rl.7. 448 -3159. ,..:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ LAYNE'S FURNITURE In Pomeroy-nice two bed· room house. just radeco· rated. Insulated, 1torm win· dows. Stove end refrigerator furnished . Sorry no children, no pets . $.186.00 per month plus security deposit. 614992·5292 afler 5 P.M. weekends, all day Saturday. Country living 2 bdr . livin· groom, atonafireplace, large diningroom, eat in kitchen, hookup for w11her S. dryar. Large gerden. $285 mo .• bottle gas & utilities 8Jetras. Barn and pastura available for 836 exira . Call 4462751 or 612-246-9176 alter 6 . 614-446-7398. County Appliance, Inc . Good used appliances and TV10to . Opon8AMio6PM . Mon thru Sot. 448-1899, 627 3rd. Ava. Gallipolit. OH. Trade Canter Kanauge, Ohio . Furniture outlet. Why Pay Morel 2 or 3 bedroom houtMts in or near Pomeroy. Furnished or unfurnithed. Rent and utili1 iea negotiable. Day 614· Rivenida Apts. Middleport. Special rates for Senior Citizens. $130. Equal Hous· ing Opportunities . 614 · Used bedroom suite, love· seat hide-a-bed. Corbin & Snvder FurnitUre, 966 Sa· cond, Gallipolis, 446·1 171 . 614· ~~9~9~2-~7;7;2;;1?·~~~~~~ 6 room house with bath, in Langsville. $200.00 per month plus deposit. Refer· ence required. Call 614· 992-7286 otter 5:00. 3 bedroom House in Middle· port. e2so .oo month. Call 814-992-7356. House in Middlt:~port . 3 bedrooms, new kitchen, car· peting downstairs . Call 1304-892·281 1. 3 br house. bath.full base· ment, garage, available Dec. 26 . 't .2 50 . References and depotit required. 304-6761090. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. trailer for ren1. Rear Mercerville. Cell 446· 31 59 or 814 -258 -1662 alter 8 :30PM. 2 bedroom apt. in Middleport. Adults, no pats. security deposit. Cell 614· 992-3874. Nice afficiancy apartment, suitable for one or two people. Cell 304-773-5882. Betty Mercer. Unfurnished apartment for rent in Syracuse. Call 614992-7889 . Small upstair~ apartment. with ell IJiilitiea furniahed . Only suitable for 1 ,. in Middleport. Coli 614-99~5282. APARTMENTS. mobil• home•. houMs. Pt. Pleasant itnd Gallipolis . 61 4-446· 8221 . Twin bed complete 850, SURPLUS DENIM jackets maple dreuer with mirror •21 .00. Bibs t18 .00. cove140. good cond. Cell 814- . relit regular a22.00, kids 388-9334 oflor 8PM . camouflage. army new field jackets, all army field pack Gas range, Harvest Gold, accellorlaa, combat boots, 30" 896. 3 other range• to clolhlng . · Som choose from, Speed Queen Corhort Somerville's, East Ravena· auto. we1har 896, Kenmore wood . Fri. Set, Sun. 1:00auto. wether t160, Refrig . 7:00 Pf\11 . {other doyo to side by tide white 8196, Christmoo 3:00,7:001 304Refrig. Coppertone. single 676-3334. door 196, Mavtau wringer 1- - - ----,- - washer $76. Hoover porta· Firewood $20 .00 pickup ble dryer 88&, DiahW11her load •ao.oo delivered any· Kenmore portable t76 . time. Coli 304-468-1728. Skoggo Applionceo Upper 1 - - - - - -- - - Rivar Rd. GaiUpolis 448· Model M 14, Bell Sew, saw 7398 . mill 40 in blodo, 2 yro old. t2,000 . 00 . 304 -676 Microwave oven plus con· 7768 . ventionel oven ell·in·one. Harveat gold, 1 % yrs. old, Go Cart, 15 hp engine, baloon Brown print sofa. 2 velvet type tires. roll bar1, axe lido clloiro. Cell 448-8024. cond, 304-571-2972. 1---------- 45 Pickens used furniture . 304· &71-1483 or 671-1450. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houoo kHplng rooms. Park Central Hotel. Coli 814-446-0781 . Furnithed 2 bdr.. clun, quiet, esb~. beautitul river view in Kan1ug1 . Fostera Mobile Home Park, 446· 1802. Furnlohld room. t121i. Ullll' ttea, r1nge, ref. Share bath. Men OI'!IV. 919 Bee .• Oolllpo· llo. 441-4416 oflor 8 p.m. 46 Space for Rant RICK'S NEw · AND USED FURNITURE. U10d oloveo and refrigerttOrt. Compare our price1, save today . Phone 304· 773-1430 . 58 71 Fr.uit Fleshing Arrow Signs, cesh or rent 10 buy. 1-800-251 3550. Auto• for Sale S. Vegetables 1984 Falcon Ford far ..1e. 32.000 mlr.o. Coli 258· 1228. . . 1981 Robb~ Dloool. 73.000 mlloo. good cond .. t3900. Call 379-2138 eve; good MPG . Would like to trade my I yoor . old olectrtc dryor: and ronvo 1978 Ford \0 ton pickup 2x8't, 1dS' a, txl'e. Aa(oxcollont condl-1 lor goo. 4JC4. t1.200 or beat offer. oortod longlho. Coli Hogg Coli 114-881-4417. Coll614-l88-9303. Material• Co .• Inc . 7 7 3 - 111114 , daytime. I Pet• for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities. AKC Doberman pupploo: Stud Service. Cell 814·4487796. Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 814-317-7220. Brlarpatch Kenr,el• Profas· lionel All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· cilitie1. English Cocker Spa· 9i7~8~pples. CeU 814-388· nel. CFA Himallyln, Persian ,and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppies. Call 814448-3844 oltor 7 . d II (_~. Now open 56 Parakeets, babies, all colou, H fd 1 Chi t new cages. 0 or " · moo, 304-875·6030 oflor &:00 and wukenda. 1-:-:---:-:-:-::-:--:--: Very gentle'. AKC registered Pit1 Bull Dog. 21h .,..,. old, ~~~~~3~04~-8~7~1~-~2~8~8~4:... _ I· Cockatiel bird with cage, 304-882-2750. AKC registered Boston Ter· riar Puppia1. phone 304· 875-2189 . 67 Musical lnstruman1i 1 -----~--- Old Getman violin, very nice. t100.00 . . Fill lop guitar with c..t. like new. t75 .00 . Cell 814-9492801. \II! pi!!'' LI 1Jl" ;IH ~ 1973 vw Beollo 48,000 mi .. new battery, brakes. point upholotory, t1 ,960. Cell 446-4989 otter 4PM . One row John Deere corn 1971 Dalto 88 Oldomobllo. 2 door, nice work c1r. t360.00 or boot ollor. Call 814-992-&288 otter 8:00 pm. Farmell H trector. a&OO or boot ollor. Cell 814-388· 9303. 1977 Nove. four door. Tilt wheel with PS, Pl. Body and motor in A· 1 shape. t11915 .00. Cell 814-37B· 1349. 61 F•rm Equipment picker. Coli 379·2370 or 378-2141. Gravely trlctor with sulky & mower. Coli 448-8131 . HOME LITE CHAIN SAW. this ia 1 pre inventory one ohot dool. Supor 2. 141n bor, ""' .244.11 ..,. t119 .95. 245 AO, 161n bor, lilt t309.91 "'" t209 .91 . 150 AD 181n bar 1111 t319 .95 Mle U11.911. SuporEZ-AO I lin bor, 1111 t319 .911 ..r. f219.00. 330 AO. 16in bor llot U74.11 nlo t251 .98. Super XL·AO 1 Sin b•r list t408 .91 oolo UIS .U . KMfert Servce Cent..-, St. Route 87, leOI'I, · W. Va. 304-816-3874. Lorge round bole& of hoy t20 oech. Coll446-1 0112 ottor 6. Tr.Jn :>p ort<riiiJII 1972 Ford. 4 door otollon wegon , 302 engine, loti of TLC, taoo.oo. 304-8768730. '80 M onta Carlo Uridlu, VB, outo, PB, PS. AC. AM, rHr doirostor. dll, 304-876· 8288: 1979 Ford Pinto Standard Shift, 4 cyl, Inquire 809 Hollowey St, Henderson, w·. Ve. '74 ·Mercury Montego MX, 73,000 mlloo, good cond. PS. PB, AC, t1,060 .00. 304-676 -6747 botwoan 5 and 9 PM . 72 Trucks for Sale Christm•• Specie! 1980 Chevy Luv outo, .AM -FM tapa, w11 •3. 499 now · t2,999. John's Auto S~les, on Bulovillo Rd. 446-4782 . Cuolom DSO Dodge 4X4, 32,000 miles, transferable worron!y, 111dng tli200. Coli 4415-3815. 1978 Ford pickup, F-1 00, auto, one-owner, *1800. Coli 448-3817. i3 Chevy runo good. t400 .11ttr. ruot . Coli 814· 38B-9360. 1982 Ford lAa ton pick· up. 300 cubic inch-8 cylinder. 4 opo·e d,PS, PB . AM rodlo. 40,000 mlloo. tliOOO .OO. Coli 614·198-8384 ond 614-949-2283 . 1978 CJ· 7 Jeep. I cyl .. 3 opd .. hlrdlop. u.aoo. col 304-178' 1911. 74 1972 lmpolo Chevrolet, 2 dr .. 3110 .engine, now point. new vinyl top, good motor, good tlno. Cd 441·1131 ottor Bpm. r · 1110 Toyoto Corrolo. 4 dr, doluu. olr, po-r "'eerlng a brekn, lutO, IRI·fm, ltefeo, N.A.D.A. rogH t4100prloe '11110. 11110 Impale, 2 dr. Orlglnel 8outhorn cor. 17,000 rnl.. outo. l!.'!"!"r 8 ~':.:' fu'ir.-~r : 80111Hw , . ...... Chrfltmal tr" cut your own oH o h - a olaoo, tl.ilo. Cd 114-371-2111. . \' rn 1878 Hondo troH 70. t1 00 . Coli 441-412~ - oltor 5 . 1180 CB710F Hondo. Su· r Sport . 8100 miiH. Now ttery end roor lin. Excelfont condition . . t1210.00. C.lll14-112-3112. C 2972 . 715 Boetl end Motors for ~ale 1171 Muet~~nt~ Colin. PI, I'll. 4 tPd. 2.• lhn. flOOd cond. lfiO. Cotl441-1101. 1 boot and tnlr.r lor .. r.. Coll614,216-1111 , v II€W " & S Home Improvement• vinyl & aluminum aiding. roofing, snmlesa gutters. 1torm windows, overhang. Coli 614-387·0409 or 614387-7244. 7:30 ANNIE I'IHAT I'IB& ALL OH uEE. J~E!nf THAT FUGG llfST~f!IINT !lUIU7ASOUT. ANNIE? INii'5 6WI CIJHoEMNE/1! TflFFY'G ljOT T' /!VIICIIIITE! ALLEY OOP • Scrooge IHBO] Sportomen of . tho Year Merlin Olsen hosts Spons Illustrated" s tribute to this year 's outstanding sports figures. [MAXI Best of Album Flnh 8:30 (I) Ill CD Who's the Boss? ICC) Mona discovers Tony moonlighting at Christmas time but jumps to the wrong conclusion a·s to who is getting the money. 0 CllliJ AttarMASH The staff and patients of the hos· pital brace themselves for severe storms and flooding and try to relax in. the pro· cess . 9:00 II (f) (!) Riptide Cody. Nick and Boz find them· selves helping a former Hoi· lywood movie queen who claims to possess the deed for the entire King Harbor Marina complex . {60 min.t C1J 700 Club Cll Gl ~ Glitter ICCI Sam and Kat e become emotion· ally Involved when a young woman experiences a mira· cle and Earl.and Terry are as· signed to do a follow·up about the magazine's first cover story. (60 min .) 0 I]) (Fj MOVIE : ' He's Fired, She' a Hired' Cll ® Frontline ICCI 'Marshall High Fights Back .' Mar~ shaH High School , one of the poorest in Chicago. is exam ined in its atterript to fight the inadeQuate academic standards and to make a difference in the lives of its stu· dents. (60 m in.l IHBOI MOVIE: 'The Caine Mutiny' IMAXI MOVIE : ' Beulah Land' Part 2 10:00 1J (f) (!) Remlnvton Steele laura and Remington are hired to catch an embezzler who stole a million dolla rs from the Mystery Writers of AmeriCa trea· su ry . (60 min.) C!l Super louto of the 80's Marvelous Marvin Hagler vs. Roberto Duran (Las Vegas, Novembor, 1!183). (60 min.f ([) MOVIE : 'Our Men Flint' (I) Ill llJ Paper Dolls !CCI GASOLINE ALLEY Mr. aooqle opviously · thin~s room warmings last Ablten Home Improvement Specialist, new homes, ad ditions, roofing, aiding. concrete." dry wall. 304· 468 · 11188. WINNIE BARNEY SEWING Mechlne rapalrt, llrYice. Authorized Singer Solu & Service Shorpon Scluon . Fabric St,op, Pomoroy ..814-S92-22B4 . ()) S - - liD Nawowllch • lndopendenl News 10:30 ()) Celebrity Chell ()) Adem Smith's Money World (jj) Congress: We/ ICC I P-'• SNAKF;!! Jame1 Boy1 Water Serviee. Aloo poolo filled . Coli 814· 288- 1141 or 814-448 1175 or 1114 -~48-7911 . .Soep 1011100'0W) AWFUL SQUAW MALADY JAILED Antwet': Wh•tthere seemed lo be In that noisy courtroom- MORE "J AW" THA.N LAW uz Now• l1J IIIII Cooby Show (]) Scotch Sports Preview Colage Foolbell Bowl Clashes. Cll Dod's Army CllJ eong,... , We/ Peopr. ICCI • lonny HNI Show ' (HSOI MOVIE: 'Cine' Will haul coal. And and grovel, 304-458-16811. 11 :30 Uphol1tery PEANUTS YES, MA'AM, . L.IKE TO VOLUNTEER TO PLAY 'INE f'Atn' OF MARY IN OUR CMRISTMAS PLAY... . I(OU W~AT? TMAT'5 RJ6~T. 51R •• 5ME ASKED MAI.V NEVEl 11 WORE 6U5SI6 .. The slim chance is the only one NORTH +Q .KQ9B 12·18·8< • 10$76$4, + 72 By James Jamby II'S the easiest thing in the world. when you are playing bridge, to win the boUle and looe the war. What usually bappeaa is that you take an obvious play without thinklns ahead. That is eucUy what happened to today's declarer. Alter the inlmp lead, South could see that playing a spade to lhe queen would <!IUI.b le him to ditch a club from dummy on his spade kiD&. West won the 1pacle ace and contiDued with a second heart. South got his pitc h of the club all rlpt, but he still came up wlth only nine tricks. The ript approach to the deal is to realize that the defenders are on the rlpt track with trump Ieaiia, and that 10 tricks cannot be made on a crooaruff. Instead, the long diamoiul suit In dummy must be establisbed, -there is no time to waste. At ·trick two, declarer should lead a diamond. If the winner of that trick Ieaiia a second inli!lp, it sbould be won in dummy and a diamond sboold be ruffed. ·The nest time declarer is back in dummy via the ruff of a black card, a · WEST EAST +A JI07 •1 2 • u s6s t AQJ +QIO B! •s• tK 32 +KJ S> SOUTH +K 432 . AJIOI3 t 9 . ... 63 Vulnerable : East-West Dealer: South West North East Soutb Obi. Pass 4• Pass Opening lead: I. G (I) (!) Tonight Show (J) Best of Oroucho I]) SpomC-.. (I) WK liP In Clliolnnatl 0 Cll Foil Oily Coil and Howie are the task ol orocking down on ox · Green Beret who has es· •2 '-------------' t hird diamond can be led and trumped. Because diamonlla split 3-3, the contract can be made. No doubt declarer is lucky, sin<:e six outstand· ing cards u.sually divide 4·2, but this is the best play for the contract. 6£~M0t<' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Extra I Procreate inning 6 Greek 42 Shabby island DOWN 11 Breathing lZ Dress 1 Good time 2 Charles fabric Lamb 13 Glandlllar 3 Opine organ t Night , It Appralsed befvre Yesterdays Answer 15 N.W Guinea 5 Balcony 17 Skill 27 Actres!> town & Fallen rock ZO MerchanWray 18 Scottish 7 Altar condise 29 Foam explorer stellation Z2 High 33 Vegetable •II SwiM canton 1 Wise position 34 Without It lnfonned tbinking Z3 Drunkarda working Zl Elec. unit 9 "TheG)'Iisy !4 Near East 31"1 've Z2 Legislate Baron,"e.g. expert Rhythm" -Z3 Egyptian 10 Chancel Z5 Party 31 One king seals supptier time !4 Love (It. 1 Z5 Priest's vestment Zl Mature 27 Earl"- " Hines Z8 Black cuckoo 29 IJe Luise film 311 Vereen 31 N.Y. city 3%Where (Lat. ) 35 English architect, - Jones DAILY CRYPTOQUai'E'i - Here'o bow towertt it: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW , One letter slands for another. 1n this tample A is uaed I« the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apostrophes, the lencth ml fonnalion of the words are ali hlnla. Each day the code~ are different. CRYPTOQUOI'ES 12·18 , •••tgrwd caped weapons charges . IRI 160 min .) Cll l.atenlght ®Taxi Nlghtllne • Twilight Zone • (jJ . !MAXI MOVIE: ' LII'o Do It' 12:00 (J) Bumo • Allen I]) Made Sportol.aok Pass 31 Blustered st Scurry off t1 Mrs. R.F .K. L...I..._.I-.1-.L- 11 :0 0 . ill (I)(!) 0 (I) Ill . Ken's Water Service. Wells, cisterna, pools filled . Phone 814-387 -0123 or 614-3877741 night or day. FOR S~LE: Upholllery ohop equipment oupplleo, Including sewing m8chint. Coli 814-949-2202. (~ I Jumbles: IJ ill Tic Toe Dough IHBOl No1 Nacesserily tho Year In Review Tho 'Not Necessarifv the News' team recalls the major events of · 1984. 8:00 II ill (!) A -Team CIJ !)entlo Ben ([) MOVIE : 'Black Beau!y' Part 2 (I) • UZ Three's A Crowd ICC I 0 (I) ® Yogi Bear's Christmu Quick· Draw McGraw. Huckleberry Hound, Snagglepuss. Aug· gie Doggie and Wally Gator join Yogi and Boo Boo as t hey celebrate Christmas in the big citv . Cll Clll Nova !CCI 'S!ephen J . Gould : This View of Ufe.' Stephen J. Gould, world rek· nowned paleontol~ist, evolutionary theorist and author. is profiled . (60 min.) Rotary or" cable tool drilling. Most walls completed same day. Pump Ales and tervi · COl . 304-896-3802 . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SI:IOP 1183 Soc. Avo .. Oolllpolio. 614-448-7B33 or 614-4481833. Yesutrday's Tune Fetty Tree Trimming, ttump removal. Call 304 -676 1331 . 87 .. KIJ () Ansi-."[ 1 I )1-&( I I I I l )" 1!11 WKRP in Cinoinneti RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola. Q.uazar, and house calls . Call 304· 576· 2398 or 814-448 -24114 . Plumbing IWOBELLI (!) Jeopotdy Iron Horse Builders . Farnl 8. Commercial Pole Bldga . 114 -332-9746 Collect . Winter opl. : 30X40X9' wit.h 16 ' track door It man door: ·e5238 O<OCted . ' 82 WHAT THEY SAle;, ASOUT THAI EVENII<liS &OWN . Ill - 1 of Fortune Ill UZ Now Nan\o That ROoting. guttering. tiding , plumbing, carpentry work and concrete work . Free estimates. Call 446-3171. RINGLES'S SERVICE. e•perianced carpenter. elactri· cian, m11on. painter, roof· ing !including hot tar opplicotionl 304 -876-2088 or 876-7368 . CKJ I (]) 1984 Davia Cup Flnolo: USA at Sweden · Best Singles Milch C or D ([) Andy Griffith (I) 0 I]) Family Feud BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondhionll lifetime gue· rantaa . local references furnished . Free estknates. Coli collect 1-614·2370488, 9 o.m . to I p.m. Rogers Ba s ement Waterproofing . Carpet repair, 14 yrs. axpa rlance, caah and carry wei· como. Coli 446-3816 . i·BOINAL .,. • Nawa ~IIJb Marcum Roofing Ia Spout· l"g~ N~ Installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing In built up roof. Coll614-388-9867 . '72 Hondo 3110 motorcvcr.. oc cond, phone 304-576- ,. . . . ).{ . .~:ce~...;;,;,;,~--­ Home Improvements Mo1orcycles Herley Davldaon lporUter. 1 178 011 cooler header. cromo, t1 810. Muot Silll Cell 441-8234 . 2 bodroom ell iloc moblio homo. t131 .00 pluo utiNtloo,IOcllod GoHipolr. Forry. 304-171-4088. CAPTAIN EASY Serv rces & Heating 1973 Choynno Iuper 10, good , cond. AC. AM·FM rodlo. CNIM Conlrol and now tlno, 304-773-1270. Moving, must 181, Almond stove and matching Ntrigar· ator. Lowrey Genie Organ. 304-171-71169. Mobil• home in Gollipollo, nice for senior citizen• or married couple with one child. no poto. dopoo~ and references required. K • K Mobllo Homoo. Inc., 304 &71-3000. e Will trodo 19il3 3211 . camper for late modal motor homo a P.V bool. Cell 814-268 -1216 . 1978 Ford F-160, postive traction rur end. hnvy duty oprlngo. 400 onglno, uoo CARTER'S PLUMBING 71 Auto• for Sale regular gal, in•ulated topper, 23,000 octuolmiloo. ANO 'HEATING one owner, •e. &OO.OOflrm. Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllpolio, Ohio TOP CASH pold lor '80 304-885-3879. . model and newer uHd ca,.. ----=---::-=:---:- 1- Pho11e 614 -448 -3888 or Smith Bulck-Ponllec, 1911 1978 Ford F-1110. pootivo 814 ' 448 · 4477 Eootern Avo .. Oolllpollo. Coli traction roorond. hlovyduty JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAToprlnao. 400 engine. uoo G R G 614-441·2282. regular gas. insulated IN · t. 1; 8 o- 366, alii· 77 Pontloc Grond Prl• 301' topper. 23,000octuolmiloo. polls . Coli 814-387-0578 . good condition. Call after one owner, •&.600.00 firm. 304-896-3879 . &PM, 441·0137. 83 Excavating 1971 Plymouth Horizon 4 •pd. 4 dr .. good c_o nd. Call Good-1 Excavating, , base· 114-379-2726 . menta. footers, driveways, llptlc tank1, land~eaplng . Coli anytime 814 -4484637. James L. Davl•on , Jr. owner. 1979 Chevy % ton, 4 wheel drive wllh utill!y body, uc Electrical cond, U .710.00. Phone 84 S. Refrigeration 304-418-1110. 1 - - - - - - -- - - Furni1Md 3 bedroom mobile home with we1her and dryer. No pet• . Phone 114· 949-2213 . Lucy·- ing, loio ' of utroo. 13.600. Coli 441-2297. 81 ·=-.:=:a.=-·HERIK K) I (BNowa CI) HotPotllto (I) 1]) Dr. Who i1ll 3 -2 -1. Conuct (CCI 0111',.,.. Strok• · 6:30 • (J) (!) NBC Nowo (I)Riflernan (]) Mazdo Sportal..ook I]) Corol Burnett . CIJ IJ CD ABC Newo !CCI 0 (I) l)!t OBI News I]) Nlghlly Buoineos Report . (jj) Body Electric . . e o... Dey at a Time ' IMAXI MOVIE : 'Grogory'o Girl' 7;00 II Ill PM M-Ine He,. Como tho Brides (]) SportoCente< . ([) Oomor Pylo (I) • ~ Entilrtainment Tonight (!) Wheol of Fortune 0 (I) Wheel of Fortune Cll Clll' MacNeii/Lohrar Newshour Ill Nowo 1!11 JeHeroons IHBO] Nol Necessarily the () I f) 6:oo • Cll Cll rn e Cll ® • BORN LOSER Rough Cut lu'mber. oak, poplllr, and pine. 2x4'a, for buai'n e... Mountain State Block, Rt. 33, Now Hoven. Complole ma1onry 1~pplle1, 4", 8", 12" block. Oollveryoorvico. Phone day 304-882·2222, evening 882-3239. EVENING 1 B ft. camper, IIHPI 8. ful.l both, rongo with oven. refrigerator operate• on gat or atectric. wall to well c:arpet· 73 Chivy runo good, t400. Coil 614-388-9310. 1---------l:~~~~m~~:; Setrs Ledy Kenmore pOrta- 1974 Cooo 580 bock hoe ble washer 8a dryer harvest loedor t10.600.00. 304gold, t100. Coli 614· 2111· 488 · 1110. 1156. 1-------~ 3 bdr. tr~iler with 2 bath1, in Evergr..n. Call days 446· 1323 eflor 5 cell 114 -2469170. ~~~~=:.:~======r~:::::~~;~~~~ 1-=-~:---::---:-:-:----:- Zuap~" 12!18/84 24 ft. Mtf cont1ined ct~mp· lng lro!lor. Cell 614-2581291 . 'N Ford Tractor • .60Mo11oy Porokott flO to t13. Cock- I·C - H_R_IS_T_M_A_B_Pu_p_p-:-i, -1-.-:-A-:-K-::C 8Forguoon. plo-. dlec. 304· atielt e3o. love birds t60 • registered Cocker Spaniels, · 576-2328 or 171-2806. pair. finches tB, upright buff In color. $121. EJCcel- · piano $166 . Ctll614-986· lent Chriltmas gift. Clll 4212. 614-388-9711 . · 63 Uvestock ----------Parakat1 t10.00 to &13.00 . Cockatiels $30.00. Love Aggre11lve Duroc boars. birds 160.00 a pair. Finches satltf•ction guaranteed, t5 .00. Upright plano Roger Bonl!y. Soblno, Oh . $165.00. Coli 814-986- AKC Reg. toy poodle piip1513-584-2398. 4212.ta,b2,fc"lar73 ppias. ready for Chrl~m11, omoll dopolit, will hold. Coli Nice block Anguo bull. rHdy Firewood. t20.00 pick up 446-1609. lor oorvlce. Coli 614-388load . $30 .00 delivered . 8333 . 304· 676-2991 or '876- AKC Miniature S~hnauzan 8782. born ' 10· 02 · 84. Nearly Uying hAns, young roostara, housebroken Good with Botomo. 304-468-1690. (Coal Delivered) good lump children . 1 . mala 1 house coal 1 to 1 ton. call lomolo. Coli 114and •992· Jim Lanier 676· 7397 or 2388. 64 Hay S. Grain 304·675 -1247. In Middleport, 2 bedroom lumiohed opt, 1 child. 1· 304· 882·2511 . Furnished Rooms a. Campers 11 Television Viewing 79 Motort Homes Bull~lnv Moterioolo Block, brick, aewar pipee, wlndowa, llntelt, · etc . ClaudaWintert, Rio(Jranda, 0 . Cell 114-245-6121. !ll'ld Ohio 7 h . truck topper, blue ,· Phone 304-171-4140 . 55 Building Supplies 1---------- 1---------Dragonwynd Cattery Ken· Furnished efficjency e146. u1111ies pd. shore both. 807 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis . Call 446-4416 ofler 7PM . 992·2381, 992-6723 . evenings Mobile home new parta and doort.lnaide, outtlda,ltorm doors, traiier windowt . Sofa, chair, rocker. onomon, 3 tobl... lo•tro hoovyf, About 500 (priced to oilll $686. ·Sot.. and chairs McArthur,Ohio, Route 1. priced from t286 . to f896 . Coli 814-696-4282. Tablet. aso and up to t126. "Hide-a-bedt,t390. and up For Sale: 4x8 pool to $650 ., tofa bedt f1 45, table. 3 piece Inch alate. Racllnera. t226. to *376. , $1200.00 . .Cell 614-992Lampo from t28. to f1 26. 5304. pc. dinenet from $109,, to 436. 7 pc. t189 end up. Fire wood lor oolo. t30.00 Wood table with six chaira picked -up, t36 .00 deli· $285 to t745. Deok $110 vered. Coll614-992-6449. up to *225. 'Hutchel, t660 . Bunk bed complete with Homemade bedspreads for mattreiHI,. $276. and up to ule with ehama, They are t395 . 8oby bedo, f110 . booutiful. Coli 814-742Mattre•ae• or boll 1pring1, 2969. full or twin, ass .. firm, $68. aa,b2,fclas42 end f78 . Quem ooto, t196. 4 dr. chasti, a49. 6 . dr. 14x70, 3 bedroom with chelts. a&9. Sed frames , large yard. $166.00 month $20.and $26 .. 10 gun · Oun plus depo•lt and utllitiBI . cabinets, $360. G11 or One child. Call 614-985· electric rang11 t376. Baby 4387. menraueo. f26 & $36, bad '1 - - - - - - - - - lromos *20. f26 . & f30. Boyo 20 Inch 8MX Free king frame t&O . Good aelec· Spirit bicycle for .ale. Call tion of bedroom suites. before 3 :00 . 614·992· rockers, metal cabinets, 7342 . · headboards $38 & up to t66 . Coleco Cabbage Patch Prea. Used F~~i~~~-~-·~~--electric ~~~-:;2~e~SV; .866.00 . Call fireplace, 6 pc . dinette, heed boards, and 2 badroom Homelite chein IIIW, new . suites. 3 miles out Bulavilla 12 inch . Homellte chain Rd . Opaft9amto6pm,Mon . saw , used, 10 inch . Small thru Sat. gal furnac;;e used. Coalatove 614-446-0322 uHd. Coll814-992-6409. GOOD USED APPLIANCES W11her"s. dryers. refrigera· tors. ranges. Skaggs Ap· pliances. Upper River Ad; booido Stone Croll Motel. Nice two bedroom in East· ern School District. NatUral Gas,TPC water and no pets. 1175.00 plus deposit. Call 614-949 -2801 . No Sunday calls. Oak fumiture, tablet,chaira, AM-FM turnloblo, very goodradio. cond, hlvo toto appreciate, mak• nice Chrl"'m" gilt, 304·1713000 after 5:00, 304-1756277. · ' Auto Pane 8o ACCBIIOrial want to buy left frOnt fender from 1 1977 or 1978 Pl~to. 304-171 -1418 or 6711· 8019 . Give the gift that poye tor It""! end keopo on alvtng. Give • Whho'o -.rDetactor. 304~ 171-29041 . Stereo all wood cabinet. .., For Mil: Complolo 1974 Datsun truck for p1n1 . t260.00. Coli 114-742· 2421 . Porllor 12 gouge double I~:-:----::--::-:::---:­ borrol t800. Modol12 Win· Cleo ronco Solo, 181n oott . cllutor12gougo, 30 ln. lull oculpturo Cobbogo Potch D-...,.....•.rt.-'1 choke UOO . Cell 379- Dollo end Mr. T Dono. K 6 K 2810. Mobile Homo lot no. 411, 304-171-114110. . 2 Coltco Cebboge Petch Oollo, Nowl til ••· boy a Oo Cart. good cond. 304glrt. Coli 446-2087 or 448 - 176-2356. 4349. lntelaYision '!With 4 cer· trldgoo, 304-773-15289. Lot for Nit in Mercerville, 3 trailer hookups, electric, ru· rei 76 Krr 'N' CARLYLI ®or Lany Wright 54 MIIC. Marchand!" ~ -·· ---- ______ Tuaadey. December 18. 1984 . Ohio VXB YOEEBI QMIVX - YM!B I..NB IIB MU VXO£ PNTNEP VXB .. .. NA PNUV . WMI EBNRRB Yaterday'a Crypmq.le : <HLDREN THINK NOT OF WHAT IS PAST NOll WHAT IS TO OOME, BUT ENJOY 11IE PRESENT TIME, MUCH FEW OF. US DO. JE.\N DE LA BRUYERE ' • •. �Pllga-12-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Ernest D. Gorrell Ernest D. Gorrell, 29, CoolvUie, dled unexpectedly at his home on Monday. He was Pc>rn at Parkersburg, W.Va ., a son of, Howard and Elva Martin Gorrell, Coolville. He was a veteran of the U.S. Army. Surviving In addition to his parents are a brother, Richard of Rome, N.Y.; four sisters, Donna Henderson of Grove City, Fla., Karen Walraven of Little Hocking, Joyce Mullins of Alba ny, and ,J a n ~t Gorrell of Little Hocking; his maternal grandfather, Delma s Martin of Coolville: and 11 nieces and nephews. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Wednesday in White Funer al Home, Coolville, with the Rev. Eric Starr officiating. Burial will be In Torch Baptist Church Cemetery. Friends may call at thcfuneral home after4 p.m. today. AnnaM. Lee Mrs. Anna Mabel Lee 92 formerly of Darwin, died Monday at the Pomeroy Health Care Center. Mrs. Lee was born in Bedford Township of Meigs County on April 28, 1892, a daughter of the late Charles Andrew and Ida Mae Whaley Hines. She was a member of the Bearwa iJow Church of Christ, Hemlock Grange, Pomona and state and national granges. Mrs, Lee was a former member of the Walk-In Garden Club, Surviving are two daughters and sons-in-law, Jean and Garry M, Eckard of Carmel, Ind., and Maurita and Roy E . Miller of Chester; fou r grandsons, Gary Guy Eckard of New York Cit v, David Carl Eckard of CrawfordSville, inct., Johii Lee Eckard of Danville. Ky, and James Bernard Eckard of Lexington, Ky. ;·anda granddaugh· ter , Nancy Miller of Huntington, W.Va . . Besides her parents, Mrs. Lee was preceded In death by h~>r husband: Guy W. Lee, In 1983; by four sisters. Ruby Mulligan, Ina Jeffers, Hazel Carol Hines <Uld Lena Hamms; and by two brothers, Clyde Hines and OmerHines. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday In Rawlings-Coats· Blower Funeral Home. with burial in the Burlingham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 24 and 7-9 p.m. Friday. "Military engineer' job created Bottom.·line Oil well blast injures 5 men ROUND TOP, Texas lAP) - A runaway oil well exploded as workmen tried to bring It under control, burning five men and sending a torrent or' flameS high enough to be sa>n 15 mUes away, witnesses said. The well continued to burn through the night (lespite flreflght· lng efforts, authorities said. Red Adair, a Houston wild well expert, was called In .to help subdue the oil <Uld gas well, said Angela McCaa, a spokeswoman lor Cedar Hill Petrole um Co., the Bryan company that owns the well. Four of the men suffered second· and third-degree bums over ~ to 30 percent of thelr bodies. officials said. They were flown by helicopter to Houston 's Hermann Hospital, where they were In stable condition. A filth man was Instable condition at Brackenridge Hospital In Austin with second-degree bums. The well experienced a rapid tise In pressure Thursday as It was 'drllled past 11,98) feet, authorities said. The oil company reported an emergency to the Texas Railroad COjllmission and on Friday the state agency declared the well a "controlled blowout" '"", ,,, ,, PUll Gal. Forty-two members and guests wen• on hand for the annual Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club Christmas party held Friday night at the Middleport MasonicTemple. MembersofEvangelineChapter, ,----------------..:....------~ Order of Eastern Star, served dinner after which time a merit award from the club was presented to Charles E . Biakeslee In recognl· Uon of his dedicated and · unselfish service Ill the club and the community.· President Bill Francis was In . charge of the meeting. Francis, a florist , provided decorations and polnsetrias which were awarded as attendance prizes to Alwilda Werner. Kim Blower. Mary Pickens, Amy Luckeydoo. Lucille Theobald , Betty Fultz, Mary Bowen and Patty Pickens. Treats were provided by Bill and Kim Blower. Santa presented gifts to children attending. Officers were given a vote of thanks for their outstanding work during the year by President Francis. ~ Ch1i1tms1 . m ~ $. •Quality Merchandise •Friendly Salespeople •Plenty of Free Parking .*Convenient Layaway & Credit Plans *Open Nights Until 8:00 Christmas Sale Prices On Many Quality Gifts Weather Rain likely tonight. Lows in the mid 40s. Rain Wednesday. Highs betwe~>n 50 and 55 but turning colder during the day. Thechanceofralnis 70 percent tonight and &! percent Wednesday. Shoppint Cente1 ~ r-Trs---~~------~ Extended Ohio Forecast Thursday through Saturday: A chance of snow flurries In the north Thursday, Fair Friday and Saturday. Highs In the30sThursday and the 40s Friday and from the mid 30s to the low 40s Saturday. Lows · through the period mostly In the 20s. I Lottery II TUESDA~ THRU SATURDA~ . I . . 6:00 TO 7:30 • ·--------------------· ' CLEVELAND (API The winning number drawn Monday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 551. In the "Pick 4" game, the winning number was 4995. HUE'S HOW TO DO IT: FIRST, coma in and co'mplttt our Pre-Piannifll Form with our htlp. The form covers all of the above-mentiOfltd thoietsand muy others. SECOND. you will receive copies of tht fornt for lift· kHpln1 with your lawyer, ~ecountant, dlsienatlll esllttldmlnlllralo! or family mtntbtr. THIRD. a copy rematns with uswhtch you may rniew from llmt to time and updllt 11 JOU require. · (11.) -•a•t IOOLlf'!,.IIT, OHIO GI.IIC 69( ·BATHnSSUE POP P.O. ( 2 liter ( I Pad< LB. BRAUNSCHWEIGER •••••••••••••••••••; 79 c LB. I . . ' . BOILED HAM ••••••••••.••••••••••• Sl. 99 LB. SMOKED ( PICNIC HAMS ••••••••••••••••••••••• 89 LB. .FALlER'S DELl STYLE BOLOGNA •••••••••••••••••• ~,~"~~ ..... 89 ( LB. ' Register To Win G.E. · Mr. Coffee · BREAD BUTTERMILK conAGE ' CHEESE 2/89( GAY "90" BREAD ICE .lfiiLK 69< oz. SHERBET 1/1 Ai.r Freshener $169 GAl. $1 09 GAl. $119 ~K I 1 · PEPSI FREE I$1 09 I I II . Ptuo Oop. I 1 One With S10.00 additional pur<ha11 u· 1 . 1 duding all 16 oz. Pop. -,I I,... t60.. & UPPER 10 COCA-COLA SPRITE 8 PACK-16 OZ. $149 1 .1 I Coupon hpir11 12·24-81 ~----------------~ I : 99( IPAU 16 01. Plu! 0.,. DR. PEPPER RIG. I SUGAI flEE I PACK 16 oz. SJ 09 ""' ALL 2 LITER $129 PRE-PAYMENT OPTIONS: Stvtral prt-payiWIIt plans areavatllble, too, if you chooteto PlY in ldvance. But prt·pllnnlna does not mHn prt·Piyment. Stop by for full dtlallt. · . s,,;, Plfi...AH,,;,. ,, o,,., JAMES SIMPSON BILL BLOWER o.,, POP !~==-~~!!~:::.:.J Baking Soda .................. JA.cu..4'9c FRESH PEANUTS 2 Liter Pop ...........UWA~9~~..... 89< PLAIN & SALTED lnst. Vanilla Pudding ..H':.9lv3 f$1 $)29 LB. Marshmallow Creme....U.Plv...9.9c Frosted .Pop Tarts ........u.•u....69< JELLO 301.$1 10115 Chocolate S ru .........1Mu....89 ( ICE 75( SHURFINE CLEANSER 14 oz. 4 FOR FREE PAR/1./NfJ Merry Christmas from C.K. Supermarket Employees · WE WIU CLOSE AT 5:30P.M. ON CHRISTMAS EVE AND WILL BE OPEN WEDNESDAY AT 9:00A.M. $299 . liml12 ~ --~!~~~·!...1!:2.!:!!__ C·K CAMPBEll'S 101/• oz. C·K . CHICKEN NOODl£ SOW 3 $1 ~0 ~.;, ~ Fot 12-21-11 ' 2% MILK I $149 . GAl. I IJnl 1 We Accept "WIC" Coupons !u~~~ I· ltmt I C-K R.C. COLA. $119 Plus Oep. C--K_c~l!".!':f!r!_!!:!.4!4____ J- __ _:!!'!n.!x!r!! 12·24-84 ARMOUR (HICKEN C·K I C·K BIDSEY-.E----C~-~~--1 VIENNA SAUSAGE 5 OZ. 3/ $1 Umir 3 I 1 COOL WHIP 1 oz. S9( ' - bt*w 12·21-11 Limit 1 DOUBLE COUPONS UP TO soc 51 c TO 99c BDIIIiED FOR $1.00 · $1.00 AND OYERRaiE.D FOR FACE VALUE fHUISDAY·F-AY·SAtiiDAY...IOIKI COiPONS-MANUFACYUIIR'S ONLY Effective c. .·suPERMARKET ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT · "FREE PARKING" OPEN DAILY I SUNDAY -lA I to 9 p 11 "No Sal11 To Dealers" We Rtltrvt tbt lllllt to Limit Q1antltltl and 'correct'Printina Errors Not lor Typo&raphical Errors - We Accept Food Stlmpund "WIC" Coupons No. 176 'P omeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wedneiday, December 19,1984 Copyrighted 1984 2 Soctiono. 1 8 P•goo 26 Cents A Multlmedl• Inc. N_.,....., Jaymar oWner dOnateS golf course to cOunty By NANCY l'OACJIAM Sentinel Stall Writer With no strings atiached, area businessman Jay HaU Jr. has donated the Jaymar Golf Course, near Pomeroy, to Meigs County. The , Meigs ,County Commissioners announced at Tuesday's regular meetll!g that they had accepted HaU's generous contributlon. Approximately 70 acres of land ·are Involved In the transaction. Commissioner Rich. Jones, speaking on behalf of the board of commissioners ·said, "This Is another prime example of a very outstanding man continuing to try to assist Meigs County and Its people. "In accepting this contribUtlon from JayliaU Jr., I might also state that -the Meigs County Commissioners have no thoughts of operating the golf .course themselves. We will be the owners <Uld as such will lease 'the course to Bill Childs and hope that under his capable management It will grow and expand to become a facUlty of which Meigs County can be • proud. "And In addition, the board of commissioners will be lool!lng Into the development of a complete · recreational complex for the county. Possibilities might Include tennis courts. a swimming pool, picnic area, and any other facUlties that might be avallable through state and federal grants. ·~we are thankful for the contribUtion and hope In years to come we can look back on this day as the beginning of a fin~> recreational facility for the citizens of Meigs County," Jones <;o!lcluded. The golf course was begun by John Duerr Duerr approximately 28 years ago . operated the course for a period of time and was followed by Hugh Custer, who operated the course untu 1!r19, when Hall pure~ the property. Since then the course has · been under the direction of Childs. In discussing the benefits of this gift, Childs briefed the commissioners on his plan tor the continued Improvement of the golf course, hopefully with the aid of state or federal grants lor a complete recreational complex. . A l9llJ appraisal of the property, obtained from the Meigs County auditor, places a truevalueot$82,9\IDon the golf course. Sine~' that time, many improvements have been made, thereby Increasing the value substantially. Included in those Improvements are remodeling of the Clubhouse, locker rooms, renewing of the tees <Uld fairways and rebuilding of the greens. Hall credits ChUds for the renovations at Jaymar, stating that the improvements are the result of Child's work, foresight and planning. . At this time, 131 golfers hold memberships with J aymar. Childs noted that a successful program for junior golfers has also been in existence atJayinartor the last three years. ' · · Pomeroy attorney Bernard F ultz handled the property transaction transfer on behalf of Hall. Meigs County Commissioners have already been In contact with representatives from Buckeye Hills Regional Development Center In an effort to begin securing grant money for development of the golf course area. .... ~--- Government lists disposal sites Growth set at 2.8 percent By MA'JT l' ANCEl' -Yucca Mountain on the edge of . A!IIOCiated Press Writer NeWs Air Force Base and the WASHINGTON (AP) - The Nuclear Weapons Test Site In government was telling three U.S. srut)lem•Nevada near the Callfar· communities today, that they stand nla bOrder. . · 'the greateSt chance of getting ·a .-The J;:nergy Department's b;lckyard neighbor that vlrtuaUy no Hahford reservation just northwest , . I one wants.,.. a permanent gtaveslte· · of Rlchl<md, Wash. . ., . for highly radioactive nucb!ar -Davis C<Ulyon just outside the wastes. • · bound!lfY Of Canyonlands National FoUowing years or preliminary Park tit southeastern Utah. studies, the Department of Energy -Richton Dome near the town of was scheduled to releaseforthetirst Richton, Miss. time its formal assessment ranking Though the assessments will not the best of nine sites In six states for be Issued In final form untll late burying 70,000metric tons of atomic sprtng, thedrattversionsef!ectlvely · waste. . eliminate from consideration four ' Although a final site wUI not be other sites - one each In Utah, chosen until 1990, the 15,000 pages of Mlssl5slppl, Texas and Louisiana. draft environmental assessments The.soux:ce. whospokeonlyonthe . Indicate which locaftties are precondition that he not be Identified, ferred by federal ottlclals. said ~was unable to'dlscern from ''They Clearly ,show which three the ranking of each site In varioUs we consider to be the top-ranked, categories jusC which three are plus two additional ones that we ·~nsldered · the overall best of the vtew as the top alternatives," five. Ginger King, an Energy Depart· The top three sites, ·under a ment spokeswoman, said this we~>k. tentatlve timetable that calls for A source with a copy of the President Reagan to approve them relevant draft chapters in the In July or August, will be subjected documents said the five sill's which to four years of extensive drilling, emerge as the top candidates are: geological and hydrological studies -Deaf Smith County about 30 at a cost of a half billion dollars for miles west of Amarillo In the Texas each locatlon. Panhandle. NEW OWNERS - On Tuellday .afternoon, on behalf of tlie citizens ol Meigs County, Cclnuniallonen, left to right aroond the table, Mamdng Roash, David Koblenlz and RIChard Jones accepted a deed for the Jaymar GoU Course property, wtallngan area of approximately 70 acres. The golf course, a gift to recreailonal complex, dependlag upon the avallahlllty ol ROVennment p-ant& PQ!IIeroy attorney Bernard Fultz, seated next to Jones, made the lranaactlon on hehaU of Hall. BW Childs, sealed beside Fullz, wiD continue to opera!Allhe nine-hole golf course hy lease from the coumy. WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S. economy, as sluggish at yearend as It was robust when 1984 began, is expanding at an annual rate of just 2.8 percent In the final quarter, preliminary government figures Indicated today. Growth for all of 1984 will still be very strong at about 6.7 percentthe biggest gain since a similar , Increase in 1955 - as had been assured by the surging expansion In the first halfoftheyear , according to the Commerce Department report. However, In the fourth quarter alone, the economy grew at a pace Utile better than the 1.6 percent annual rate of the third quarter, .which Itself had been the slowest since. 1982. The figures are for lnOation-adjustei:l gross national product, the broadest gauge of U.S. economic activity. Today's report revised the third· quarter figure downward from ~hi> · 1.9 percent rate estimated one month earlier. Business expansion since mid· year has been so meager that some economists have dubbed current , conditions a ''growth recession"little better than the decllnlng GNP that would mean an actual business recession. the county from Jay HaD Jr., maybeclevelopedlnloa Tentative pay raise bill compromise ·reached Your Choict LG. BAG E ERIC. I Plus .Dtp. 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He , At 10:38 a.m., Tuppers Plains shuttle flight, a mission considered will join four career National · treated Shirley Jones in Tuppers so sensitive that even the countdown Aeronautics <Uld Space Adminlstra· Plains with no transport required; will be secret. lion astronauis aboard the shuttle at 2:05p.m., Rutland took Truman Air Force Maj . Gary P ayton is the Dlsc'overy. Priddy from Beech Grove Road to first person selected for spaCI' flight The Pentagon and NASA briefed Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syra· from the Manned Space Fllght reporters on the flight Tuesday, cuse at 4: 26 p.m. took Bob Willis Engineer Corps, an elite team of discussing Payton's role and out lin· from Syracuse to Veterans Memormilitary speciallsts formed to lng new and highly restrictive Pomeroy at 4:30 p.m. took Ial; deploy, operate and refurbish ground rules for covering military from Pomeroy Missy Hammond defense payloads. shuttle missions. Pike to Veterans Memorial <Uld at They come from all the services The first of these flights is 8: 43 p.m. Syracuse took Oris and wUI play major roles as the scheduled to start Jan. 23, but Brig. Hubbard from Fourth Street to Defense Departmentacceleratesits , Gen. Richard Abel said the exact Veterans Memorial. use of the reuseable space plan ~>. launch time would not be disclosed In advance to "deny our actversaries" knowledge about the military • Rotarians hold Christmas party ...., ...., 'Nutcracker' slated By ROBERT E. MUJER Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API State senators adjourned early today after falling once again to pass a politiCally sticky bill raising legislators' pay and that of other state and local officials. Senate President Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown, <Uld Minority Leader Paul Gillmor, RPort Clinton, bOth sald that they have a tentative compromise on a bill scaling down the size of pay Increases and that they believed there was a good chance for narTOw passage of the measure today. Meshel adjourned the Senate at about 12: lJ a.m. after an 11-bOur day of closed door bargaining. The Senate conducted a marathon session of almost exactly the same length, and with the same results last Thursday night and Friday morning. · This tlme, the two leaders opted to recess until later today after being advised of a delay of as long as two more hours for printing of pay bill amendments. "The problem right now is mechanical," Glllmor said. In a related development, Meshel and his caucus came forward with a proposal for a temporary 15 percent cut In the state Income tax . The proposal is not dlreclly linked to the pay bill but Is designed at least In part to soften the political repercussions of its approval. However. that proposal was put aside temporarlly after It appeared It lacked enough votes forpassage In the 33-member Senate. Members of bOth caucuses confirmed that the tenta live pay Increase compromise Includes a reduction In pay boosts for lawmakers from a proposed new salary of $32,500, starting in 1!R'>, io around $.ll,Oll. Sen. Paul E. ?feller, R-Bucyrus, said that the Increase would amount to 5 percent a year since the .,, last legislative pay boost In 1979 and that the bill would call for Increases In 1986, l!m, and 19138 of a n additional 5 percent a year. ·As approved by the House last week, the bill called for senators and House members to have their yearly pay increased from Its current $22,500 to $32,500 In 1!R'\. Another salary boost of as much as 10 percent would take effect In 1987. Pfeifer said the Republican caucus also will support a reduction In pay boosts for county otticials. Those pay increases would be reduced from 14 percent in 1!l!S and again In 1987 to 5 percent In each of the next four years . Meshel would not talk about that or ot_her parts of the compromise but Senate President Pro Tern Neal F . Zimmers Jr. D·Dayton, when told abOut Pfeife r's description of It, said "That's close." The House, meanwhile, conducted a brief session to clear Its decks of routine measures and await Senate · Statistics show ·beginnings of 'turnaround,' says Bell By CHRISTOPHER CONNELL "-:lated Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP)- Educa· lion Secretary T.H. Bell fired a new volley of statistics Tuesday showing college entrance test scores up and high school dropouts down, prompt· lnghlm to proclaim "the beginnings of an academic turnaround." · At a news conference on his last day In ottlce, Bell predicted that · President Reagan would not try to abolish the Education Department, ·as he threatened In his 1!81 campaign. U he tries, Bellsald, "I oon't think the Congress Is going to enact it." Reagan says he Is delaying naming a suc<;eSSOr to Bell whlle he considers the dEpartment's fate. Bell Is returning to Utah as an ectucatlon prafeslor. Bell dlspl8yed the second lnBtal· Jment of what he hopes will becOme l an annual tradition In his department, a wall chart of edUcation statistics ranking the states by test scores, high school completion rates, teacher salaries, class size and other measures. He said the $tlstics provide "some evidence that we're getting the beginnings ot an academic 72.8 percent in l!m to73.9 percent in 1983. BeU cited a "dramatic Increase" In the graduatlon rate In North Dakota, where 94.8 percent were graduated In 1983. up from 87.3 percent a )'ear earlier. Minnesota, at 90.7 percent, was the only other state above the goal ·set by Reagan and Bell of reduCing turnaroond." "I don't believe that educator· high school dropouts to lOperrent by s...OIIIht to be.al·all defensive about 1990. Georgia officials, who chafed at the data," he said. Bell's ftrst school .ranJdngs last BeD's cJJart showed that between JanuaJY, uncovered a mistake In 1982 and 1911&. there was: -AO.l-polnlptnlntheAmerlcan the new Bat of teacher salartes, Coilege T'eltllliiJI'OIII'am score to an whk:h showed Georgia as last in the nation with a drop In average pay · aver.ofl8.5,onaacalect1 to36; tronl $15,4441n 1981 to$13,0401n l!lfl3. -A tour-point gain In Scholastic Georgia state school supertntend· Apt!~ Test scores to 897, on a ~t Olarles McDaniel said the scale of 400 to 1,tm, average salary In 1983 actually was -A rise In the ""Jll!l''"'!:e""'Diage of hlgl\ . $17,412, which would make Georgia school students who graduate after 42nd Instead of51st. enrolling four years earlier, from DIICUS81NG DEn:NSE Secli elaty ol Defeule Cupar w•~~erpr ,._ reporten at lbe Ptlllapa Tuellday. WeJn. berpr Rid lbat pel. . . biiCII oa lbe BellpD lllknlalllnlloa's ...laM blllld-uptoo mucii..W ll!lld lbe Wl'lllll llpal to lhe Soviet Ualoa. (API a rpboto). action on the pay raise . The measure will have to go back to the House. for a vote on Senate changes. Meshel said he has been keeping In close tough with House leaders and that "I think they w!U go along with any thing we have done so far ." The two chambers hope to adjourn for the year this week, possibly late today. Shortly after midnight, Democrats gave up hope of getting an irrunedlate consensus on their tax cut proposal and decided to try again today. Because Sen. Oliver Ocasek, 0-Northfield, is absent due to illness, they would not be able to approve the measure by themselves because their Senate margin is only 17-16. Most of the controversy centered around who would get credit for the reduction - t.he Democrats now or the Republlc<U~s later when they take' control of the Senate at the next session which convenes Jan. 7. Reagan ·will fight for reduction plan WASHINGTON (AP) - The lor Ute 1986 fiscal year, and several WhlteHousesaysPresldentReagan RepublicanS"In Congress have said lsreadyto " showCongresstheway'' it will take subst<U~tial reductions In toward lower deficits, but lawrnak'· the defense buildup to generaie ers of both parties say his three-year Slipport for the rest of the program. plan to reduce the defense buildup But White H9Use spokesman by$28bllUon lsn' t enough. Larry Speakes, sounding a theme "It's really not a credible pertor· the president himself Used on the mance," Sen. JohnChateeofRhode day after his re-election victory, Island said Tuesday after Defense said Reagan would not hesitate to Secretary (:aspar Weinberger un- make his case directly to tbe veiled the president's decision on , American people. . Pentagon spending. "The president will show ConChalee, the No. 3 Republlc<Ul In gress the way and will attempt ID the Senate leadership hierarchy, lead them and will not hesltateto(I'O caUed the reduction "mJnlscule." 1D the people to present his case and House Republican · Leader Bob . cany the day;" said Speakes. . Michel was reported by analcletobe In making his decision, the unhappY as well. 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