http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e8c4a87c1e4cfad7c2ca5b2df098c8c7.pdf 0bb3b8f65bb341e218645a4a2bd6e91d PDF Text Text '• ' ·Dick Cavalli WINTHROP® WANTlOKNOW AT SOM~THING­ TH15M~~Nr, YOU'RE CAI<RYINa 400 TRILLION ~RMS O'·k ut..JelrONe OF YOUR. . E'(E:t..ASHE:-5. AT "rHIS PRSCI9e MOMeNT'... . · INTERESTIN&~ ~- j f '\ ' · ,., .... ' False security First baby contest . Edltorllll 011 P'Ace 2 SeePqMf,7 Southern loses Showery New Year SpoiU 011 Page 3 Wealber on Pap 8 ·.1'; "' ' I \,. >·- " ~~-~ _; • '· "' . ''Y .. · _,.,.,' . BORING- YOLJ/ • • at y enttne What made news ·m Meigs County in 1984 ·· e FOREi-1\/.E NC IF I'M , .." ,. · Vol.34, No.182 Copyrighted 1984 · By BOB HOEFLICH Seullnel Stall Writer There was good news and bad news In Met&s ~ounty In 1984; Although many residents might feel that It was a quiet year, not so! Following are just some of the highlights ot events which occurred In the county during the year. J8111181')' January got off to an encouraging start when the Meigs County Commissioners announced that they had finished 1!& "In the black." The PomeroyChamberofCanmercehonoredFredCrowforhlsservlcetothe chamber. Richard Seyler began his first term of ofttce as mayor of Pomeroy. Howard Frank became the firSt candidate to ttie for the May primary election and went on to be elected Meigs County sheriff In the fall. Mbelddleport CouncU offered the marina In lower Middleport as a free site to developedasacounty·widerecreatlonalslte.DonCollins,RockSprlngs, was named to serve on the Metgs County Board of Elections.. The month was marked with extremely low temperatures with some as low as 18 and 20 below zero being recorded In the county. The Meigs Local Board of Education stopped practice for ·au district athletic groups on Sunday. However, the good news of the district was that Meigs High students were testing above national averages In the ACI' and SAT tests. Pomeroy VU!age hired LTD E~rtng Associates of Wooster to ovel'!!ee a water llne replacement project earned out In the spring. The first major snow did not arrive untU Jan. 17. Cynthia Darst fUed two $5 mlll1on dollar Jaw suits against Holzer Medical Center and a Point Pleasant pJtyslclan claimed lrnJliWer pre-natal care. '"'it.Waa alloounced that the MelgsCoilnty Children's Home building would Ill!.preserved as It was scheduled to become a part of a 46 unit senior housing complex on Mulberry Heights. On Jan. 19, record low temperatures were being recorded. Tom Theiss was elected chairman of the board of tiM! Meigs Soli and Water Co!lllei'Vatillfl District. The home of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Sheets In the Tuppei's PJatns area was leveled by fire. The weather continued playing havoc with schOols which were closed for seven days by the end of !lie month: . ' 12·30 February I I'M WAITING FOR A HAIRCUT! 1n February, the groundhog saw his shadow- meaning, ot course, that the County would have six more weeks of bad weather. A five-year cOmprehensive son survey for the county gut underway with offices estabUshed In the former Meigs General HosPital buDding. The Meigs Sl!nlor Citizens Housing Ccmplex on Mulberry Heights got underway about Feb. 12. Workers ot D & D Demolltlon Co., Stewart, began tearing down the fire gutle!l buildings on Court Street owned by Amy Kingsland Jones. The buildings had been damaged by fire twice - once In ~ 1 Section. 12 " A Multinwdllllnc. N Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, December 31, 1984 1976 and agaJilln August 1983. . Middleport was the scene of a major fire which threatened to take an entire block when Empire Furniture on North Second Avenue, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Casby 'Meadows III, caught fire. Veteran ftreman James Daniels, work!Jig outside the buUdlng, died on the scene. Middleport Vfilage got a $30,1Dl grant to repair a sUppage on Middleport Hill. Southern Ohio Coal Co. flied a $2.5 b!Ulon lawsuit against Magnum Drllllng Inc., Rutland, and Royal Petroleum Products, Cleveland, asking that the defendants be prohibited against drllllng on and gas wells on the coal company's lands. Kaiser Aluminum at Ravenswood, W.Va., announced the recall of some 70 employes, a help to Meigs County's economy. It was announced that tour-star general James Hartinger of Middleport would retire as head of the North American Aerospace Defense Command and the Air Force Space Conunand. '!I'IDle Ginther reslgneded asflll .Jli!S_Ident of Syracuse VIllage CouncU and Oris Hubbard was nam to u"' post. .. March ' In March Marllyn Barton, an eighth grader at 'the Eastern Junior High School, was named Meigs County's champion speller. Pomeroy VWage Council employed Logston ot Belpre to complete t~ sewer system In the Kerr's Run area of the town. Judge John C. Bacon Issued an llljunction prohibiting two companies from on and gas drilling on Southern Ohio Coal Co. lands. Lucky Meigs County escaped the severe winter storm which hit much ot Ohio on March 8. Max E. Duckworth, a native of Mf1igs County, was chosen as the new Ohio wlldUfe chief. Complaints continued on damages caused allegedly by longWaU mln!ng operations. Michael Wayne Gtlggs, Reedsville, was drowned on March 18 while boating on Indian Run In Olive Township. State Treasurer Macy Ellen Withrow came to Pomeroy to speak at a local Democratic fund raiser. MelgsLC>cal SchOol District adopted a $7,312,454.43 approprlatlon, again pointing up the big business aspect of stl)ools. An agreement was reached between employes of the sheriff's department and Sheriff James J . Proffitt for a new contract. Flngerprtntlng Of Meigs County children got underway, Initiated by the Girl Scouts. Dean R. Wooten, Dexter,lost his Ute In an accident lnvolvl,nga large grain truck. April For two days In Middleport officials Investigated fumes on Rutland Street and tratflc was rerouted as Aprll moved Into Meigs County. Landfill dumping rates were Increased. Keith and Emma Ashley, Pomeroy, were named 1984 West VJrgtnla Grange Young Couple of the Year and Middleport Councll took steps to encourage building by estabUshlng the town as a community reassessment area to provide tax exemptions. The . body of Ernl.e Newlun was recovered from Shade River. 21 CMtl F II The new Bend Merchants Association was formed ln. Ptanaoy. l1ie Meigs Local Board of Education did not renew the contlacts o1. Band Director Marilyn Goodnlte and English teacher Vema Evims. Demonstrations followed on Goodnlte's behalf by students and bend parents and both teachers later flied suits against the bOard. A new CO!plratlon, MGM Fann City, purchased the Landmark faciiJtles on Pomeroy's East Main Street Mlddlepcrt VUiage &JliXIM!d llll agrEement with Reiser Architects ol. Athens for a development p1aD at llie marina. Racine CouncU restricted uWity companies on the days w11e11 IIIey can discontinue service. Vlrgll Walker, Racine, luckily escaped la)udes whlchhlsvehlcleleftOhlol24andwentlntotheOhloRlYe!'. HIIIIdledlaf youngsters wrapped up the month by attending the aJUtual Easter egli11it of the Mlddleport·P~ Rotary Club held at Hartinger Park. Alfl'l!d Lyons was honored for bls 41 years as pollee chief In Racine. . May A controversy continued In the Eastern Local School District Ill May . over tun day versus half day sessions of kindergarten. Mei85 ~ went to the polls to select Republican and Democrat candidates t11r the faD ' election. The State Highway Department cancelled plans for IIX'IIYIDI a chemical along highways In Meigs County for weed and brush coatrd because of. potential danger. The annual disaster drill wB!l held at Veterana Memorial Hospital. • The Dexter Post Office was closed for good and earlier In the year.the Hemlock Grove Post Office was closed aftercperatlngsome Wyean.'lbe Meigs County Recreation Committee leased the fonner Pomeroy Jwdor High School from the ,Meigs Local Board o1. Educauon. The COIIIIty graduated Its high school ~ . Rick Smith, 23, Reedavllle, drowned at Forked Run Lake. MelpCGftY A1Uance tllr Children ..became vocal In Its requests for III!IVIces· tllr · neglected ll!ld abuled ~- Eugene F. wt&on. 73. Reedsville, drowned , In the Ohio River at Reedsville. .... 1n June, Eastern Local School District 8JU!(lWICed a S6 miUion bullclll18 program, with sane Ill percent of the fUnds to be provided by thestatelf the program was to be carr1ed out. Middleport annoui\Cf!d a home building project on General 1fart1nter Parkway. Scott Bryant. 7, of Guysville, died at Children's HolpUa!ID Columbus where he had been taken after .being pulled frtm Forllied Run Lake. Plans for the development ot a mbed nursing home facility In Pomeroy were announced to Pomeroy VIllage Council. The annual Dave Diles char1ty golf tournament was staged. Meigs County's Historical Society held a successi'ul o~llllCe of Herttage Sunday~ though the Big Bend Regatta of which It had always been a part was dropped flm1 the local scene. (Continued on Page6) Gas tax revenues u-ilized.for ODOT building renovation © 1984 Hargreaves and Sellers Distributed by NEA,tnc. ;....._ PIINTED IN CANADA S·NAKES TALES'M CAN'1'" ~E. . L-ONG BEFORE HS COMES, HUH-? '"'"·· . • COLUMBUS, OhiQ (AP) ..:_Using gasoline tal! revenues to help fund renovation of the Ohio Department of Transportation central offices wiU be a good Investment toward Improved efficiency, a department spokeswoman says. Department officials view the work as an Investment to accommodate computerization and Improve the efficiency of the approximately 900 people who work In the .NOONE . S;QON,HUH? ·· HAS THE l HEAA"T'fO 1EL..L- HIM~ ' Increased workload without in· creasing the staff size. The depart· . ment now has 7,450 employees, 166 fewer than were authorized under the previous budget, she said. The gas tax revenues usually are earmarked for highway construe· lion and repair, but also Is avallable for administrative costs of overseeIng the state highway program, thus opening the way tor the renoVation By BARRY SCHWEJD I zatlon. She saki no decision has been made on how extensive the renova· tlonw!Ube. She said five consulting ftrms were asked last July · to submit proposals on tbework and four have forwarded plans for review. Some plans Involve only minor changes, while other woold require extensive reconstruction, she saki. Ms. Cappelletti saki no date has been set for beginning the work. It the department opts for the major ren\odeUng plans, tenqu · ary omce space outside the buDdlllg would be required, Ms. Cappelletti said. She saki rental sites thatcu be · used "as Is" witllout f'lu1ller remodeUng would be eought. "We don't WI!Jit to spend any more money than we have to on temporary dlgB," She said. Moore proposes open liquor sales sides was halted. Moscow's ultimatum: for . ihe talks to be resumed the United States would have to recall new U.S. Pe,rshlng 2and cruise mJssUes from Brttaln, Italy and West Germany. But now, with the m.lsslles still In place and new ones scheduled to be · on their way, tbe Soviets have agreed to see If the negotiations can · WASffiNGTON (AP) -Heading lntoanewroundofU.S.-Sovletarms talks, the Reagan admlnlstratlon Is wllUng to dlsctiss proposals raised by Moscow but remains determined to forge ahead with research on its "Star Wars" missile defense system. Secretary of State George P. .be resumed. Shultz's Jan. 7-8 meeting In Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minister And!'el Many Western diplomats In Gromyko could mark a turning , Moscow beUeve that the Soviets point In U.S.Sovlet relations, which failed In their attempt to aUgn Itself went from tepid to sour after Soviet with the antl·mlsslle movement In troops poured Into Afghanistan In Western Europe. Refusing to re. late 1979 and got even wane dw1ng sume anns talks also maJces It President Reagan's flm term. Increasingly difficult for the Soviets Periodic denunctatkins ot ihe to maintain their self-ascribed Sovlel system by Reagan and a lm8&l! as peacemakers, these dlzzylns turnover Ill the Kremlin dlplOOUifs.say. f three leadi!rs In a Uttle more th8n two years -contl1buted tollcUmate The key to the Soviet change ot ot stalemate and mistrust. heart may be Reqan's rei!lectlon The Soviets quit negotiations on and their own Judgment that ~ PICI!JIIDENTIALPAR'ft' -PmltleatRonUIRe.,..,wllh . . wlle European mlalles Ill November · agreement may be the only way to Nuoy, -valo phakJcnlpllen ulhey leave a JlllrQ' a& lbe El Dando 19113 and refuled to set a date for I*K:k his $26 billion Star Wars PUn 8pnlp on another round ol. stratelllc anna I'I!EAI't!h !W'll81'8111and thetestlngol . CGuatrJ Olb Ill llldl.a Well, Calif., a 11\'H&y New Ylllll"a vace*'onli lbe aeamy talks a month later. VIrtually all u.s. anu...temte weapons next · lfl&h*. 'l'lllry ellaie of Wtlller "-!Nq. (API e apbolo). aerlou8 contact between the two Marct1. 1ft..,....., ., plans, Ms. CaJ)pellettl said. Department officials say the renovation also wiU cut the build· tng's energy costs by as much as half. by removing partitions added throughout the buDding over the years. The partitions block the air now. . Ms. Cappelletti said other work Is needed simply because the buDding Is more than 20yearsold and has had noextenslverenovatlonormodernl· Reagan firm on · 'Star Wars' plan AP IMplomattc Writer HE SHOULD .f!EHERE nine-story buDding, -spokeswoman M~cyLynne Cappelletti said. "What we're looking at Is some significant savings," Ms. Cappel· lettl said. Some officials bave estimated the renovation could cost as much as S7 mllllon, but Ms. Cappelletti said she could not confirm that becatise plans stU! are being discussed. She said automation already has allowed thedepartmenttohandlean S."'*" MOUNDSVILLE. W.Va. (AP)A joint labor-business task force Is discussing Gov.-elect Arch Moore's plan to take the state outotthellquor business and place an alcohol beverage sales under private-sector control. · The eight-member panel, apjxdnted last month by Moore, Is discussing how revenue from liquor sales would be replaced, where current state liquor store employees would go when their Jobs are eUmlnated and whether the state economy would be Improved with privately run liquor stores. Moore hal said that he became COII\'IJad the lltate should If!( out of the llqucr btlllllen when the liquor commlllloner dur1ng !lis previOUJ pbernatorlal stint, Richard BaltJer, -convicted ol. extortion. CUrrently, just wtne and beer can be IOid In prlvate stores In west VlqiDia. "I thiDk It Is an area In which state a monopoly state where the state control to a campetltlve state where the pflvatesectorwould handle It lft8etl!S some very~ aretiS that have to be explored," The Idea has been defeated numerous times In the Legislature. · Moore saki the blgaest 11 seems to be making up for lost revenue from state liquor store displays concer jX'ol.lts. "Yoo must look at the area 111 which you uae~ol.the~ that are generated by that ~­ ment," he said, addingthatClGic.Uil must "examine and protect 'the revenue and now that the it&te receives from the sale of alcoiJolk bevel'aael··' No Sentinel on Tuesday · .. -t! ... '1'lle .,.., govenunent laoperatlllcthatcu be handled emclently by the prlvall! · sector and tb!reby ~~ a h"3 if I ..., better 1!\.'UIDiilc c:ontrlbutlon to the state," Moore said. But, he said, "The transition fn1rn a • I '2 .... T't 8 II I ..... .. a ·• c y_.. I • . . . ."1111111'.... 2 i t . . New 2 J'M ... III. ._ W' . • 4· I ~. ' . . �·~ Pllge 2- The Deily le•llllliill Pornilot MIMIIIIM'f< Ohio , Mondlv, Deoember 31, 1184 • Comment l1l c-rt 8U'eet p_,.,, Oido The Bishops' letter 11----'--__Wi_u_,iam_F._B_uc_kley_J~r:: DEVOTED TO TilE IN'lE&DII OF T1ll! IIIEIGA-MA&ON ADA • i I " :rt~o::::f­ • I ROBERT L. WINGETI' Pll~r PAT WBJTEHEAD Tile Catbolk blsllopl' draft pastoral letter on iOdal aDd a ••••••k policy bal been getting a delal ol alleil~"' - evea from DDD. Catllollcl. Tile !liCit compreben· stYe 1oo11 at tile l*oblems tile blsllopl addr IJ'ed was done by a • Lay Commlllloa on Catllollc Social Teacbl!~g and tile u .s. Ec("'omy, areat BOB BOEFUCB wiiCie Ass.tstant P ublisher/ Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor prtDclpal 111011e1 s were WIUiam Simon, fulmerl) !II!CreWY ot tile treasury, and michael Novak, tile 80Cicloglst and tbeolo: gtan. That report (available for S2 from Cathollcllm In Crisis, p .0 . Box 495, Notre Dame, Ind. 465116) was releaaed a week ahead ol the blahopB' Jetter. It had tile preemptive advantage It .OUght by A MEMBI:R of 111e Asloclated Press, Inland DaUy Press Assocla· tlon and the American Newspaper Publlaben Auoctatlon. LETTERS OF OP INION are welcome. 1bey .a.oukl .be leta than llO words lonJ. Alllett@on are subJect to eclltJq ud mut be siped W1th name, a dd.l."etl a nd telephone numbor. No WIS!gned lollen wlll be publb~ . Letter• lhould be In aood tute, addressiD& IJaues. DOt ptnOUUU~.· . . . lbat t1m1J1C. and It II bi1IIIUtly lboo.pt out aad eliii!CIIIed. But b pays tile price ol 1101 bavlag tile tuhapa' lellt In band, tile better ID wr es tle wltb t belr specific formulations. After- tile Jetter was puNIIbed, several welgbty commeatators moved Ill. AgaiJI ~Novak­ he was among the earliest. wrttiJig In Tile Wasblngton Poll.. Mr. Novak Is a scbolarly and patlellt man. but he &boWed here a toucb ot exaspenatloll. "Wbat would ·the United States Joolllllle tomonow If the proposals otlbls first draft wee carried out Immediately? 1be federal govemmeat would bave new and sweepbie powets to: ble reward' for 'comparable c..'Oiltl1butlc'; " - Raile tile mlnlmum wage UDIII It n- aboYe a poverty-level lncmle (jlllt over $5 an boor, SIO.Dl a year .fllr a tam1IY ottour); . " - Set a llmlt on Jl!!fSOnal lncune; "- Set a llmlt on personal or tam1IY wealtb; "- Set welfare standards by federal, 1101 state or local, law." In abort, the loKic of tile current draft would take tile United States to l'l!dlatrlbutloll, state control and ecouomlc Interventionism beyond any lengtbs now practiced by the l1lllllt !I(JC'IaHst states tbls side of the ~huttle scrutiny }ields to. secrecy UntO now, America's space shuttle program bas been an open one, with ships called Columbia, Challenger and J)tJrovery as visible as postal the trucks. All that goes Into sharp reverse In JIUIIIIIIY when Discovery goes aloft carrying a payload the Alr Force bas gone to extraordinary lengths to lreep secret. The Alr Force Is trytngtllesecrecyroute, ~to set a pattern for. tile future. In October, the milltary will bave Its own shuttle launch pad at Vandenberg Air Force Base In Calllorn1a and wiD be using tile shuttle frequently. · Undoubtedly, the protection ot future secret cargoes contributed to tile attempt last week by the Pentagon to sidetrack news stones about the buge spy satellite aboard the January lllgbt. Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger talked with executives of 110111e .-.s organizations and when The Washington Post went with tbe story, he said It may have given. "ald and comfort ID the enemy.'' TbeJan1111cy launch will deposit lntospacewbat Is believed to be the first of a new generation of powerful spy sateUites. Tile United States bas been looking for a way to monitor Soviet milllle la~U~Ches ever since the taU of the Shah of Iran deprived tbls country ol a key spot from whlcb to watch. Without the military's Interest, NASA would not have a space shuttle Deet today. Military uses tor the shuttle always were a factor when the space agency went to Congress for J;llDIIE'y and mllltary uses dictated the . design of the ship. Still, the NASA,Penil!son alliance Is an untomfortable one; openness versus secrecy Is 1101 tile onl)( dlsoord. The shuttle was buBt to do away with expensive one-use rockets. But the mllltary, lmpalll!llt Wltb shuttle launch delays, .Is shopping for 10 expendable sateUite laUIIChen. Shuttle crews Include civilian and military astronauts. But the Pentagon's tllgbts will be made by military crews only and an elite team of military specta11sts bas been fanned to deploy, operate and refurbish defense payloads. ·Wltbln NASA, tllere has been debate whether pressure from the defense and lnlelllgeilce communities Is compromising Its charter tor free and open dtssernlnatlon ol data. Lasi October, the slllttle Challenger pertotmed radar ptJotograpby over large parts of tile globe as part Of an Earth survey mission that was sctentlttc In nature. Tile agency's OWJI.delense department division asked tllat the shuttle's ground track- the areu oVer whlcb It was Dying- be · withheld during tile tllgbt lest the pubUC think the mission "Was tor niconnalssance. Tile advice was rejected. :According to tile authoritative Aviation Week magazine, NASA e$iabllshed a board ID prevent thi! release of "any pictures taken of potentially sensitive Soviet or other foreign areas and also to withhold, It nicessary, any pictures taken over the U.S. and Its ames lbatrnlght show sensitive facilities friendly ID the U.S." ;The magazine also said NASA was Instituting the reviews because last Dl!cernber a crew photoeraphed sensitive Soviet areas with hand-held c~eras . It brought back Pictures of the Remeriskoye Flight Test Center, tile launch pads at Tyuratam and a rnlsslleslle and Red army staging area at :CIIoybalsan, Moft&oU&. :sucb sensitivity to wbat lhli other side might think Is not sbared by the SOviets. Secrecy, not openness, Is the rule for the Kremlin's space ptogram. :;Secrecy as a way of Ute is oot going ID come easy to NASA, but It Is cecntng as space explOrers move over for space warriors. It may not be "$tar Wars" yet, tNt the day Is long gone wben three astronauts Dying atOOnd the moon read to an awed world from the book of Genesis. Iron Curtain. Evea Sw :tea, for InstanCe, has no limit 011 ~ "- Alliin wages by 'comparll· '-···C tncane. Cbarles Krautbammer, lbe bdgbt and suretooted e.a,ytlt fop',, Tile New Republic lllld Time· , magazlnel, came fonvaftl With 4 , few cultural points the bhbopa (laid l ' scant or no altelltlon to, Krau-, } tbammer bellllllill e.ay (In 1be ' New Republic) by ICiiiiDirledglng ; that the Lay Commlllloa came out with a IIICft Clllllvlllclltl ducument ,. than tile IJIIilol», aad nmlnds us.'. that the Amel'triD Catbolk Cllw'cl! ,; bas acbleYed power and l*oepetity •• as a result of ~ generated 1 by the system the bllbopl find . themselves so Ill at eue wbb. be adds, wltberJnily, "Moreover._:; Catboloctsm's blstorl£al record aaa · frame for economic development' Is '· not particularly eiiCOtiraJIIng. Ope " , has only to rompare ~t ,; Nortb America to Catbollc South •1 and Central America, or Qliebec .. . to tile rest ot Canada, to make tbe i 0 point gently. No one has yet ,.. accused tile Catholic ethic ol belni ' I a source of economic clynamlam." One winces at bear1nJI such ,, generalities, Inasmuch u they are . 1 (however unjustly) associated ~ ,. tile supersensitive with factle ethno- .1, centric bias ("Irish are drunks, Jews are greed)'') . But It Is undeniable that capltaUst crgantza. •; tlon Is sornetblrll lbat grew ull " . around Protestantism, not CatmH- . 1 clsm, and Krauthammer'slmplled _ suggestlong that the CatboUc ble· • rarcby do sOmething about the per : caplts gross national product of '• Portugal or Brazil before worrying about poverty In America Is well lodged. And:. It was.a very bad year._______Ja_ck_A_nde_rso_n . . Mine." The numbers alone are enough to chill any underworld festivities: In 1!1!1 there were 515 conviCtions of organized crime figures; In 1983, there were 1,331. And many of those convicted were blgh·level mob bosses, like Carlos Marcello of New Orleans, Franlc Balestrieri of Mll· waukee, Russell Butallno of •Pen· nsylvanla, James T. Licavoli of Detroit and E~ne Smaldone of Denver. ("There goes Frank, there goes Jim ... " ) • But even the Impressive figures don't tell the whole story: As FBI Assistant Director Oliver "Buck" Revell told my associate Tony YQrk City's five crime families. Capacclo, mob baises can often run Two of· the Colombo bosses, their famUy crime businesses from Cartme Persico·and Jobn "Sonny" their prison cells. So the Justice . Franzese, are already In prison, Department has been Indicting the and tile latest Indictment names entire leadersblp on grounds that Persico on bribery counts stemthe "family" Itself constitutes a ming from his current tour In the crtmlnal enterprise. federal pen. This not only cripples tile organl· Here are some other developzatlons' tight administration, but ments In the new year that should allows the government to seize mute any merrymaking by the bank accounts and other assets that Colombo crime family tonight: lreep the criminal cartels function· - On Jan. 28, Martin Rodas, a lng. This tactic bas been used In LoS family' associate known as Times Angeles, Denve Qevelimd and Square's " King of tbe Peep Show," Mulwaukee. · will be sentenced for bls role In an The latest chapter In the govern· attempt to flood Canada with ment's war on organized crime Is harckore pronograpblc video tapes. due to untold on Wednesday (Jan. - GeiTy Langella •. whom the 2) wben a tederal judge In New G-men have Identified as tile boss of York will set a trial date tor nine day·to-day Colombo operations, Indicted members of the Joseph faces · charges that he conspired Colombo family. Even though the with a concrete-workers' union lOO.member crime group declined otflclal to extort 10 New York area In Influence after the 1m gunshot !Inns of amounts ranglngfrom$700 wounding of Colombo and his death to $29,000 since 1981. In 1!178, the family Is still regarded Tile crime family's legal adviser, by law enlorcement experts as or "conslgllerl," 79-year-old Thoperhaps the third strongest of New mas '"The Old Man" DIBella, Is charged with extorting $1m per ' " basketball teams. However, someone forgot to tell the RA:Jas.Soutlleastern Panthers IIIey weren't supposed to win In Racine as tbey edged the Torna· does. 56-!55, In a non·league tbrlller. It-was a great Panther effort that filially · ~ SOOthern's four-year home-court w1n streak at 53 games, just four shy of a new state record. Hollywood COUld not have written a more colorful SCript !ban the one staged Saturday. The contest was very competitive. The lead changed hands 16 times. Tllerewere Dine ties - making It 25 times the game was eltber Ued or the lead changed hands. SHS led seven Urnes, Rces-SE ilhle. The victory Utted Soutlteastem's record IDS.l overall (Rossdroppec1a I4-polnt decision to Canal Winches· ler Friday night) whUe Southern di\JROEc' to ~3 overall. Southern took an early W lead on a • jumper by sophomore Matt Harrls.SEil!lallatedoi\aDougHice tree throW and Dan Reynold's comer jumper. With the score 3-2, . ' &wl at a glance ......... ·-._ MilMay, -- Pw-dur, 7-f, 1CBS t \'!II, ·Good old fashioned productivity .gains . 7-4, 8 p.m. Vlr&tnla, 7-2-2. :\ p.m. M-.1. \ '!1 . West VIr ginia, 1 ~PN- M il.Jout ~y.~llll . l f'daanlkMI At BalM Tl'xtl!', 7-:t-1, SWihM'n Ml'lhodlsl, R-2. or Hou !ilm , fi..f , vs. Bostcn Col}ep;f', 8-2, l ::IJ --1 . .......... UC LA. 8-.\ v~ . Miami. F"la .. R-4. l !l:l p.m. t NBC t .. -.. co~~. Ohio Stlillt". 1).2, n• . Southern California , 8-J. !'i p.m. t NBC t _ ,_ Auburn 1\-3, or Louililana Stall'. 8-2-1. : l j : : ~ I • ....... v". Nt'br.Jl'ika, 9- 2. 7 p.m. tABCI o...,.. .... OklahOma , !J..J.J. V!' . Washlngtm . 1~1 . B p.m . tNBCI CoUege scores . PIUibqh &3, 1\ltane M ~ St. 'l!'i, RobE>n Mmm. ~ Bradloy 8&, Keftt Sl . 'l"2 SyraCUif ~ Du~eane 9> c Eattern ... .. .. ... .................... 2 5 409 North Gallla ........ .............. 2 6 507 Southw..tern .. .............. .. .. .1 6 395 w.rday'a raaltl: coming back.with a Panther score and 5-4 lead. Going Inside to the high·jumping Jay Bostick, SHS took a 6-5 lead, Increasing that mark . to 10.5 on buckets by Todd Adams. Mucb In oontrolto this point, SHS led 16-11 after one period. Harris notched Sou,tllem's firSt goal In the second canto for an 18-11 •lell4, the biggest lead by either club. By the 5: 00 mark, SE cut Into Southern's lead. Dean Cartee reduced It to 22-20. After an AdamS jumper, Hlce aced two charity tosses. and Reynolds tripPed the cords for a 24·24 deadlock with 2: 50 lett In tile halt. A tooth-and-claw Panther· Tornado doflght teetered restlessly to a 3().26 halftime score, asHtcewas the main cog In the comeback, scoring ' 9 second period points. Teammate Reynolds added six. A vicious and exciting third period of play saw the lead change bands five tlriles and the score tied three times as Southern outscored the visitors 13-10. Senior pivot -man Kevin Teaford worked the lane to perfection, opening up Southern's Inside game by scoring e!gbt third period points. Teaford's Impressive effort (tou'r·for-four from the floor) took some ol the sting out of the ·Panther attack: SHS, up37·36 had achancetogoup by three on a steal by Teaford, but faDed to capitalize at the 3: 04 mark. Meanwhile, Ross slowed the tempo and gained a second wind, ending the period with a 41).39 lead as Todd Adams drilled a jumper at th~ TEAFORD SBOOO'S - Brooklyn CoU. 57, COlgate M • Colorado Sl. 61. St. Mary's, ca ur. 8l s..da(a Calep P I lbll l..oolslana St . 63, Alabama 61 Ark .·Uttle Rock ~ SE Louisian a 73 Ok1ahoml IN, LouiSiana Tl'Ch 72 Oklamma Clry :t-1. Manhattan 52 A?nn 81, Dav&d!lon Ill Mlawrl 81, Nonh Caroll11a 11i tndlana Ill, Florida 6J left. Hire canned a foul shot with 47 seconds remalntilg, and wltb SHS leading and the possesslon,a tough Panther press forced a ·badly neEded turnover. Ross ran the clock down to 10 seconds, then worked Inside for a twisting reverse lay· up by Hire from behind the board. SHS called time after getting a~ross half-court. Going for the last shot Adams, who was red-bot, was double-learned but got a shot off trom the top of tile key, while under halftime delicti to lose by just one 53-54. Jamie Hensler led SHS with 15, Shannon Rltlle had lO,Todd Kimes 9, and Pete Roush 8. Bruce Hardesty led all scorers with 23, while brother Craig. bad 8, Mark Graves 8, and Mike Strausbaugh 10. Southern hosts Wahama Friday In Racine. Score by Quarters: Intense pressure. The sbot was sUgbtly oft the mark, but betore ..,~, """"'"'·» 2<: Joot>n>sbo<k. 2-2-&: ...,. c'""·""" ""...-. rorAir'l...,.., scxri1III&N CII J - Jay 1Df1d!.. 3-<Hl: Dartn there was a chance for a rebound .. >I Served wllipped potllots, chicken gravy, cole slaw. hot roll , butter & coffee. Sorry, no substitutes except beverace with a~ditional price . $3.25 CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. 992-5432 POMEROY OH. Ohio 18, Arizona St. S2 -= w i •3• "~" ~ := = ~ · = ~ .. •• Bill & Kim Blower Halli & Megan Bruce Fisher INot p_icturtd-James "Boo" Simpson) . YOU HAVE A 1 HAPP1 EW 1EARI U ,. u 16-511 19 10 Ill-50 Dan R£oynolds. Roush. l-t .J; Scott Wk:kUM. 1}00: K('V1 n Teatont. ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~.~ = WE'LL, lilt: MAD.E II .'fti((OU6H ORWELL'S ...,.,.,. ······· ....,................. n ~ c•1 - RED'S CLUB ~ Berry's World Sw lw . ................. ..... ......... l& 10 u, RAWLIN,GS-COATS-BLOWER FUNERAL HOME .HQP,ES ••• e Saturday' a games: Cross Lanes at North Gallla Kyger Creek at Fort F ryt Adams was whistled lor an often· &<>~: Todd Adamo, 7-&:lO; Mall"'"''· ><>IQ K!'lly 11 slve foul, ending a very detennlned r-0 _"""' _ · .... _ . ror_Air'l_,..__ ... _ _ _ _ _-l bUzzer. effort by the undersized Tornadoes. In the first three minutes of the Hlce led all scorers with 24 points. last quarter, Southern outscored Dan Reynolds added 12, Scott Ogan Ross S.3 tor a 47 -42lead. After coach . 8, and Dean Cartee 6. Junior Todd Larry Jordan signaled for a time Adams led Southern with 20 out, the ~anthers quickly pulled out markers.Kevln Teaford added 12. of their zone (they switched to a zone Matt Harris 10, and Jay Bostick 6. Taped Music & Dancing earlier In the game after Southern Southern bit 24 of 46 tleld pis for 9:00 to Closing literally ran them ragged) and went 53 percent and hit 9 of 14 at the ltne. man-to-man, rebounding to a 47-47 Ross canned 14 of 56 for 43 percent NEW YEAR'S EVE lie In less than :JJ seconds. and 8 ot 13 at the line. The bigger 1:00 to Closing Southern regained the lead on two Ross-countlans outrebounded Midnight Taast & Party Adams free throws,49-47, but Key- Southern 27'20, led by Cartee's 8, 2:00 A.M. lraalrfalt ooids tied the score on a corner Hlce with 7, and Logan 6. Bostick No Co•or-Ntw .....,, Wokjumper, whlle simultaneously a foul had 5, while Darin Roush and Matt Lotj Whf We'" T• was called underneath handing Harris added four each. possession back to the Panthers. A Southern had 4 steals, 10 tumov· second foul call on Southern ers, 4 assists, and 15fouls. Rosshad2 temporarily halted their burSt of sleals,7 turnovers, six assists. and16 momentum. SE took a 53-51 lead with 2:50 left, rowm. · Tbe reserve contest was a 1 blit SHScame back onfourpolntsby wann-up for tbe varslty tOt to follow Adarn5, a 55-54 SHS lead with 1: 00 . as Southern came from a 16-31 OUR FAMILY AT THE = • winning streak. " Institute of Technology), says ctvU ..., defense programs serve Only to C "lull us Into a false sense of : security." ~ What happened to the shelters be built two decades ago? "Tile last ~ time I saw one ot them, It was bait ~ full of water,'' be ilays. Others, be • adds, bave tared better. "Most of ; them now bave been converted Into wine ceDars." ~ Kyaer Creek at E11tern (m akeup ) Waha ma 11 SOuthern Soulhem's ~ Teaford (40) fires a uuca fl, 8Jcknl>il m Mlam~ r Rola-SOutheastern 56 Southern 55 Wahama 7" Eastern S8 li'rt ..,·. lamM: Southwestern at H&M an Tnce (m•keUP) " ODe-handed jumper over Rosa So1111Miastem delender ~an Crqbtree · (31) ID Saturda)'l 11011-league baUle at Racine. 'Die Panthers woa, ~. to 8IIIIP the Tornadoes' fotll'-year, 53-game home court unbeaten Son 91. 72. U\ah 10 Oblo M, E. Ksltldy 5'J I SVA<: ALL GAMES TEAM WL P Hannan Tra ~ ............... : ... & I 417 Sout hern ........................... ~ ' 3 fSB K ycer Creet ........... ........... 2 315 Detroll 81, B:lwllnJI Green 11, 01' Siena &f., Howllfd 62. OT F airleigh Dldtlnlon rl', Delawatt> 81 P"w"dut> 7t, Teus-El Pa., it Wake Fant ~ . Misslsalppl St m Va . ~allh &1, Vlrl!llnla Tech S5 ructunw lfn, Jarrft Madbm' ~ l>u.k& 75, Sruthenl Cal 73 Ala . ·B~ 79, OtadPI 61 E . CaroUnl '10, N. Texu St. tli • • •' ' SVACstandings DEC. 28, 29 & 30 n eMa Bowl "'- TLu~, i\i'tl. Robert Walter~ j on projects that. never .Dy," adds ntomas J. Watson, a former chairman ot the International Business Machines who served as this country's ambassador to the Soviet Union In the late 1970s. Rutherford, a World War n combat veteran y.obo earned tecbnl· cal degrees from two of tbe nation's most respected·engineering schools (Lehigh University and Calltornta ~. II p.m. tCBS• •' False security SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) rural areas It nuclear war appears ClvU engineer Jobn R. Rutherford to be Imminent. bas considerable expertise In tile Notwithstanding professional design and construction of bomb skepticism,. political bOBitllty and ·shellers, but he's not very sanguine public apathy, otflctals In Wasblngabout tllelr effectiveness In tile ton persist In promoting an ambl· tlous clvU defense p!'Oijram whlcb event of nuclear war. r *lf,'' ee· live In a. major- city·- IIIey dalm will make nuclear war 'f\B the tndu.strtal economy renews Itself with brand neiv'1ii:YustneT'~d (during 11 nuclear attack) you're somehow "survivable." products, It Is taJdne on an okHasbloned look In at least one respect: probably done lor - whether you In 1978, President Carter called Productivity Is growing again, just as It used to grow before Amertcans have a taU-out shelter or not," says for a seven-year bulldup COIItlng $2 18:ame complacent. 1 • Rutherford. ''They don't protect bltllon. In 11182, Preslde!ft· Reagan That Impact ot that Is eoonnous, Involving employment and against direct blast and tllere's otrered a revtaed.program at more unemployment, recession and expansion. Inflation 84ld price stability, very little hope of living In one Of than twice the price - $4.2 bltllon. foretgn trade, wages, corp>rate proft~. living standards and pnde. · tbose tblnp long enough to outlast Congress, hOwever, has wisely J>roductlvlty Is merely the eftlclency Of production, and productivity (JlOIIt-attack) radiation." rejected both lcbemes. Federal . lll!lns are Improvements In that efftctency.For many years the United Tile board cbalnnan of a tbrlvlng civil detenae spendlna, wblch was SlAtes set standards ot prodllctlon ettlclency, and In the process buBt the ctvU engineering !Inn base, Rutller- slightly less than ~ mUllon In l!RI, IJiigest and most productiVe economy tile world bas ever seen. Then, It l011t . ford Is hlgbly knowledgeable about will total S190 million In 19851nstead ·~edge. tll1dergroUnd shelters because be ot the $393 million proposed by some contended unions Interfered with e!ftctency. Others blamed lazy deslglied and ·built approximately Carter or the 13M million suggested rrianagements that couldn't understand that rewards require risks. two da{.en of them .t ile last time tile by Reagan. Pthers said It was a combination Of reasons, Including tile aging of country. waa ' env~ In a ctvU Promoters ol the more elAborate tnpustrtal plants, the need to clean up a poUuted environment, government defenle fre11zY, In tile early 1960s.. alternative cite tile Soviet Union's reJU!atlon and tax policy. "At the time, I got the llne&.IY conatructtn of at least 15,000 blast And another very Iar&e ractor: Conaumerlsm. feeling th!lt I was deceiving pea. and fallout shelters, accompanied :Americans fought tn consume the economic pie, tNt they didn't put tile . pie," says Rutherford, who recalls by detailed evacuation plans tor ~energy Into maldng a blgerone. And as everyone knows, unless you thatbelncludedanexpUCitnotatlon mbst of tbat nation's urban bUe a 1J1aer pte you can't take a taraer slice without cutting your In eac11 aet of p • "saying that I poputa!ton. M!lhoor's share. . did not guar&l!tee It would protect Tiley also note that more than ;wage 1ncreaaes exceeded ptnaln production efftclency, and corporate them from anytblq... 100,000 Soviet ctvlllan and miUtary P(OIIts wm! disbursed u dividends ratber than reinVested In Improved Other experts 111are his vtewa. periCllllllll are employed run t1nne In ~ts. In bullnell, abort-terril profits oten came at tile expense of Tile Structural Enj]!Deen' AlliOcta· their country's Clvll 1 ' proklila·tenn strength. lion of Northern Callfmda wvera1 lfBIII aDd that at leUt 1,!100 ;Government stepped up Its actMtles, the better ID aerve people, but as years aao endoned. by a ~ hardened and clllprJ'Ied lbeltei s ~ demonstrates, It was easter ID give il8llstance to people mal'llln• an Immediate bilateral fiiPOI'IIdly 'are available for the ii"!SWIIIDt·ald,ln fact, came to be known U an "entitlement"- than ID free2le ot alllltiCINr WNpoiiiiD bait Soviet Unlon'll'lli,U~Ilesd'q Com· fliance lt. tile e.calatlnJI am11 race and muntst Party and pemment ;P,roductiYity 1a1ns, wblcb had averqed arotlnd 3 percent IUII1IIAlly reduce the c'anpr ot war. ot!lclall. lllll ewn rNCbed 9.4 perca~t lll:liiKI aad 6.9 percent u recently aa lr/3Elec1e1 ometallbi Marin'County, But·IIWIY experts In this mmtry afl but ~ Ill IIJIIII! yews. In 1tr.l and 19'111, and 1lRI and 1llll1. wltlcb Uet jtllt nortll ar San remain lllllnlpretlell '"lbeer civil oilplt ol aoodl and ...vt. actually lllrlniL . FnncllcO, bave jolne1 tbelr COUD· defenle pniiiUii II turkey; U they ~A llludy by theCaileie:e Bolrd, a --proat l'l!le8I'Cb and edUcational terparts In New Yorlt, Phlladelpbla are beplnlnJI til realize," uya cqanlr.atlalllhowl tllat tp'owtll tn U.S. productivity between197311!'11!182 and otller communttlelln reJect1ni ri!tlred Navy Adm. Noel Gayler, a W.. the lows~ 10-)'eal' !Iaure In Jarty a century. the federal IOV11ft111ellt's liiiiiH- former 1bec1Di ot the National ;But now, It uya, Alllerlean lndultrlel haw bepn to record slgnlflcant t1on that ~ ol people In tile security Acmcy. JJC'Oductlvlty 1uCJ w qaln. IIIJ!lll3.toreumple, tlleplnamountedto2.9 · nation's major urban centers can ''Tile SovletJ are very aood at ptnli!Dt, wbldlllll't mucb lower than the long·teml average. be hastily evacuated to distant establlshlnlllotl ol bureaus to work. home from tbe MJR Construction Co. at the DrfltwOOd Landing development In Atlantic Beach, N.Y. - A Colombo "capo," Jobn J . DeRoss, Is ·accused of using Ills position as an otrlclal of two restaurant workers' union locals to extort .money from such Big Apple restaurants as Cafe Zlegfleld on West 45th Street and Clro's at One Lincoln Plaza. - Frank "Beansle" Melli, a 1amlly "soldier," has been charged for his role In the alleged fenCing of $2.2 mllllon In stolen Amex watches and $700,000 worth ot Oriental art objects stolen from the Robert Ellsworth Gallery In Manhattan. - Another family capo, Benny Alol, has been charged with loan·sharklng - charging the owners ot Sylvie's clotblng store In New York City two percent,weekly Interest on a $50,000 loan. ·This shylock activity Is said to bave occurred In 1!1!2, while Alol was helng given $00,595.99 In gambling debts and freebies by Atlantic City casinos. I Harris again put SHS on top with anotller lengthy jumper, Hlce RACINE - It seemed like "old times" at Southern Hlgb Schooi's Charles w.Hayman Gymnasium In Racine Saturday evening... a large chllerlng crowd, a lot of notse and · excitement, and great competition between two of Oblo's finest TM<a'> Christl.iin. WASIDNGTON- Tonight, whlle mltllons Of American tarnllles celebrate lhelr hopes for a brighter new year, the champalllll! will be a little flat for the "families" that make up the Cosa Nostra underworld. H they're at all realistic, mobs. ters from boss to button man will be toasting each other, not wltb "Auld Lang Syne," but wltb a mournful rendition of "Those Prison Walls Are Breaking Up That Old Gang of The Daily Santinei- PIQI 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Panthers snap · Southent's long home win streak .· The Daily Sentinel ' Monct.y, December 31, 1984 •• ' STRALEY GAS SE ICE RIPlEY, W.VA • FOR THE BEST SERVICE FOR THE BEST PRICE CALL US FOR YOUR PROPANE NEEDS PROPANE FOR HOME HEATING PROPANE FOR WATER HEATING PROPANE FOR CROP DRYING DEALER FOR .EMPIRE HEATING APPLIANCES Ohio Customers Call Collect W. Va. Customers Toll Free ·- 1-800-642-1967 LOCATED ON .CEDAR L~KES DRIVE RIPLEY, W.VA. 25271 PHONE: (304) 372·2221 .. �Pomeroy-Midllaport. Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Monday. December 31, 1884. Conference planned in Wahama, tops EHS, retains New Y~ar's .Classic crown · By GARY CLARK OVPNewsSWI Boyd Northrop had the J11Rgic touch Saturday night when the 64 t d lght I sen or ~n er rna e e consecu· tihavel! l!teld goad I ahttemWpahts in theWhlfirst o 1ea t e ama te Falcons to their second straight New Year's Classic ti(lewith a 74·58 win over the Eastern Eagles. Northropfinlshedthecontestwith agamehlgh20polnts.Sixteenofhls AlltoldEasternhadthreeplayers fou!outof the32mlnuteatfalrwhlle Waharna had one player exit the game with four others whistled for rourpersonaUouls. In the consolation game, Wlrt County weathered a strong second half rally to claim a 59-56 decision overtheCrum Mountaineers to take . third place to the four team l!eldfor th d t1 ~~~a:m:;~e::::;;ldafter tallies came In the first half as the evening's festivities · revealed Wahama shot a blistering 54 percent the winner of the cheerleader trcim the floor to take a 47~ competition and the aiJ.tournament lialftlme lead. team. Wahama's cheerleaders • Forty-nine personal fouls were claimed flrst place, followed by called and58freethrowsattempled Eastern. The coveted all· II! the .finale. As a result or the tournamenlsquadconslstedofBoyd ll!lffierous fouls the benches or both Northrop and Matt Thompson, teams played an Important role in Wahama: Kevlo Barber or East· tlie 'final outcome with substitutes ern; MlkeHughesfromWlrtCounty f.i-omWahamap>mingoffthebench · and Crum's representative was Ill score 10 points and haul down 14 Aaron Roberts. rebounds whlle the Eagle substl· WhUe the White Falcons claimed 1:1jtes taUied seven points and the tournament title Eastern's recorded just five rebounds. young and lnexpeJienced Eailes played a colirageOuB game right to the end. Wahama never tralled to the . contest. TI!eacorewaskoottedonc;e, 2·2. The Falcons biggest advaritage came In tile final minute, 74-56. Eastern trailed by ftve after one period, 24-19. Wahama Increased Its lead to 10 intsbytheha'"'--Jnte-•··lon, fr-37. uwu" "''""' The third periOd could have been disastrous for WHS had It not been for the play or substitutes Jason Hysell and Matt Jewell who came off the be!lch after four Falcon starters picked of their fourth personalfouJslntheeariYmlnutesof the stanza. Jewell was particularly Impressive on the boards while HyseUplayedasteadyftoorgameto helpWahamaincreaseltsleadtol4 points, 59-45. Free throw shooting was the story or the final quarter as .Wahama doubleftaw'escorlngwithfreshman attempllld 19 charity~ In tile , Brent Bll8ell !ICCI'Inl16 perlodwilldlwui!IDJibtollleeptlle while l(iMn Barber added 14 and Eagles tram IIIIJIItniiJIIl allY ll!licul G Leachman ·13. Brent Bissell rally hopei!. WHSOOIImiedEastem ledreg n -'-·-'-- with 11 with '"lllntlle-·a-toclalm 74-~ a '""""""''"~ w..- - · a BarberandLeachmanownlngnine tournamenTe stat..~for· the sbaw caroms each. am .......... game Wahama now 3-1 on the year will Wahama sllootlDi a warm .S visit Rae~ Southern Friday night percent fram thetloor (~)and a Eastern ftnlshed the 1984 portiOn poor§ pera!llt framtlle Une (14 of Its card at 2-5. Wlrt County is 29). Eastern connected 011 just 3f · · percent fram the lleld (22-611) and ~~.t!.!!!!!!.!:!~~:.____ tmwaro oi was tile ume fram tile charity strtpe as Wah!una with 411 percent (14-29) , WHS held the edle In ~ &28 while the White Falcons committed 20 turnovers to 16forEastem. Individually, · three · Falcons · scored in double figures with Northrop ootchlng 20 points. fol. lowed by ·Matt '111omp&on with 17 and Matt DaWJOII with 12. nJoms. pon,JeffBamltzandMattJewellall gat)lered nine rebounds each while Northrop tolaledetabt. Eastern also p1ad!d three meslln Approaches to evanselllm will be Director ~ Lay WI~ Mllalon the subject of a confil!rence 011 and author ~ "EV1l11111!111m A evanaelllm to be held at the Walnut Relational Mlnlatry" Will speak Street United Metbodllt Church, . Friday, Jan. U, at7p.m. Llqllthe director ~ evangelime and ateChillicothe, Jan. 11·12. ·. 'Ilie conference Is one of five wardship In tile West Olllo Confermajor eviUIJellsm events belni ence of the United Methodist held the week. Qf Jan. 7·12 In Church. Archer Ia the associate ColurnQIIs, Findlay, Middletown, . secretary, Section on EvangellJm, Board of Dlaclpleship, Nashville, ChiUJcothe and Reynoldsburg. Dr. Carl C. Ling, known through· Tenn. State and national leaden> In out the West Oliio Conference ror his work In evaflgellsm and church evangelism will Join Ung and Archer In workshops on evang;e. growth and Van~ Archer, National Box acore: "- ,_,.,.,~='·"""" ..,..,.,..._.., c.., ~.<....... t-H.I: Ed c.an ~~'' flDYco e""1,2<14: .Jim W•·•"" ""' c.-a.~I·I:PoiiiCdlloo-"""'0 I OA ~ ..,. _ ... Oi ~ Jim '"'=-~~:.,~ 21 Man w-.-...,,_,.,.. .._,,.~.,,Manno- 2-1-12: R-Out. -»o: J..., H,.... - ""' Todd ~_.::ii,...';:" J-.oo2: """' . - ...... . , _ w....... ..................................... .. 1112 r-" East•m ........................................l9ll IJS-41 ' POMEROY FIRE DEPT. ~~: Carmel personals NEW YEAR'S BALL AT THE POMEROY ELEMENTARY SCH90L NEW YEAR'S EYE TICKOS AVAILABLE AT THE DOOI Sl$.00. Couple S8.00 Single - Steelers, Bears still alive in playoffs 23. But Rich KarUs missed a 39-yard By JOHN MOSSMAN field goal attempt. AP Sports Writer on the ieextplay, Malone fumbled DENVER (AP) - The Pitts· the snap, and Denver recovered at burgh Steeiers· game plan was to the 22. Elway got Denver in the end run the ball and keep pressure on wne, beating the bUtz and hitting Denver Bronco quarterback John tight end James Wright on a 9-yard Elway, and while the result wasn't scoring pass. exactly artistic, the efficiency with Pittsburgh drew within 7-3 on a which they pulled It off was Gary Anderson field goal early in awe-Inspiring. .Frank Pollard rushed for 99 yards the second quarter . The Steelers went ahead 1().71ate and two touchdowns.' and Walter Abercrombie added 75 yards. The In the half with a 78-yard drlve. Pollard got thescoreona1-yard run. Steeler defense sacked Elway four Barely a minute into the second times and Intercepted him twice, hal!, Denver's Roger Jackson including safety Eric Williams' blocked a plint, and the Broncos had 28-yard return that set up Pollard's the ball at the Steeler 4. But the clinching score with 1:59 remaining Pittsburgh defense held, and KarUs to give the Steelers a 24-17 National klckeda21-yardfield goal rora1().10 Football League playoff victory. tie. Pittsburgh, which had the worst regular-season record of any div· On the play before the kick, Elway is ion winner at 9-7, now advances to was lilt after releasing a pass by the American Conference cham· defensive end Keith Willis, and he pionshlp game next week against came off the lleld Umplng with a the Miami Dolphins In·the Orange groin injury. He stayed in the game, Bowl. Denver had a 1~3 regular· but the injury limited his mobUlty. $eason mark. Elway subseqently drove Denver · History is on the Steelers' side. 46 yards in six plays, firing a 20-yard Denver and Pittsburgh had met ilart to Steve Watson for the ID. twice before in divisional playoff The Steelers bounced right back action, and both times the winner to tie, however, asMalonepassed10 went on to play in the Super BowL yards to roOkie !,outs Lipps for a · Steeler Coach Chuck Noll was score late in the thlrd quarter. pleased by his team's abllity to With Pollard and Abercrombie bounce back from adversity. The chewing up yardage in the final Streiers recovered from two first· quarter, ·Pittsburgh moved Into qtlarter fumbles d~ In their own scOring position, but Anderson territory, from a blocked punt that hookro a 26-yardfieldgoal try wide. gave Denver possession at the Two plays later, Wl!Uarns picked off Steeler 4-yard line, and from a 17-10 an·Elway pass, setting up Pollard's thlrd-quarter deficit. second-effort score from the 2. Denver came into the game with the flfth·best rushing defense in the Redsldlll Ellmlnated NFL. and had held opponents under WASIDNGTON (AP) -TheycaU Chicago the Hog Butcher to the 1~ yards on thegroun(! in Its last five games. . world ... and today the nickname Is ; Denver had two early opportunl· entirely appropriate. ties at making the game a runaway. The Chicago Bears defense Sleeter quarterback Mark Malone chopped up the Washington Reds· was sacked and fumbled, giving · klns'tamed"Hogs"offensivelineon Denver possession at the Pltts~h Sunday en route to downing the Sherry Beegle, David Wilcox Redskins 23-19, setting ilp next · Sunday's National Conference Championship showdown with the 49ers in San Francisco. defense held the Redsldns to just three yards total otrense. In the process, they Intercepted a pass and sacked Theismann four times. The Bears defense, which set a National Football League record for sacks with 72 during the regular season, ' made Ufe miserable for quarterback Joe Theisrnann, sack· lng the Washington signal caller seven times whUe forcing him to run on l!ve other occasions. · With their own offense suddenly ineffective, the Chicago defenders were .called on three times In the final period to turn back Washlngtoo after the Redsldns had taken C1oler In Chicago ten1tory. ~;""";,-Beegle ' - Mr. and Mrs. Roger , RACINE Beegle, ' Rol,lte 3, Racine, are I!IUIOUnolng the engagement and l!Jl!l081:hing 1. marriage of their daughter, · Sherry Lynn, to David Ray. \YI!roX, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wilcox, South Third St., . Mldd)eport. . ~· .Calendar ~ The Redsldns, who completed their season at 11-6, were unable to take advantage or the favorable field position. "We had a diet offish, chicken and ·beef aU week," said defensive tackle Dan Hampton, who registered 2~ sacks. "We were hungry tor pork." 1\vlce, the Redskins were forced "It was kind of like being on the 1o punt after being pushed back by freeway at rush hour without a car," the Chicago defense. A third drive, said Thelsmann, slowing peeUngotr which netled just 21 yards, ended tape from his body in the loser's when Mark Moseley's 41-yard field dressing room. "This is one heck of a football goal was wide to the left. "We jtist couldn't get a play (in the team we shut down today," Chicago Coach Mike Dltka said. "We played fourth quarter)," said Redskin relentless football and' when you Coach Joe Gibbs. "Ifelt we would at play that relentless some good least get a field goal out of !hose. We bad the opportunity but just couldn't things have to happen to you." · get it." . . on offense, the Central Division Chicago now has a date In San champs were giving the ball to their Francisco with the 16-1, Western Mr. Everything, Walter Payton. ' Divtson champion 49ers. The National Football League's career rushing leader, Payton ran for 104 yards and threw a J.9.yard touchdown pass as the Bears . handed the Redsklns · thelr first playoff loss ever at Rol}ert F. Kennedy Stadium and ended their bid for a thlrd straight bip to the Super BowL As weD as Payton played, however, he needed help in bringing the Bears thelr first playoff victory ln21years. As !hey have aU season, the Bears top-ranked defense rose to the occasion, heating back the opposl· lion to preserve the victory. Wit)! the game on the line in the fourth quarter and the Bears nursing a six-point lead, theChlcago · Wilcox---- ' Rutland RUTLAND Church of God wUI have a special watch night service Monday evening beginning at 9 p.m. Guest speaker will be Albert NE;Wsome of Columbus. There will also be special singing and communion. Pastor Jolm EVans invites everyone to attend. • SUGAR RUN· MILLS ·MULEUY AVE. 992-2115 POMIIOY, 01. ..... ,_ . Wok ~ookery class set Job' Daughters meet MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Independant . Holiness Church,. Pearl Street, will 'hold a New Year's Eve service beginning ' at 7: 31 p.m. - Monday evening. Guest speakers will be Rev. Iv11n Myers and Rev. Glen Easterling. Everyone welcome. I I .,. ---Water,helps prevent jet lag--- RACINE - A New Year's Eve dance will be held Monday evening, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., at the Racine American Legion Hall. Music wUI be provided by the Circle "D" Wranglers. Admission will be $10 per couple and $6 single. Refreshments will be served. DENVER (AP) - Drinking plenty of water before an airplane flight will help preventfiuid losses -that contribute to jet lag, according to the American Water Works Association. Medical experts tell us that a dally replenishment of two to threequarts IIJm. Theile Include Rev. Whitney producer of the "Methodist Hour lnternatlonal," Dr. Cornelius Henderson, pastor of Ben Hill United Metbodl.st Church, AUanta, Ga., and Rep. Jim Cowell, Director of Congregational Devel· cpment, Board of Dlacipleship, Nashville, Tenn. Tile worksbops will be held throughout the day on Friday and Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. The series of evangeliStic events are sponsored by the West Ohio Qlnference or the United Methodist .Church. l.loulh. holt and .... , .... h. 'P·'• DaMe 1 ci.m.._.i_l . Guard~~ IJS Pet(..... u ·o.l. Tickth !"GY 1M ..... ' "' fnoth ...... • ... fly 304· 7J. 1393. ,...._ Co• lot Oftly ... _. or fry pan. AU educational programs and activities conducted by the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service are available to all potential clientele on a nqn-dlscrlminatory basis without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, bandlcap or religious BUNU~ BUY ONE WIIH WHITE ELEPHANT SALE . ·. 10°/o-50°/o OFF EVERYTHING hclusling Guns I Ammunition NOW THRU JAN. S, 1914 EBERSBACH HARDWARE , ,., 4/$1.00 , SUGAI su..S1.19 WDE CUT CHUCK. ROAST. ••••• ~,... s109 · ENGLISH RO.ST •• JI••• s13' ARM ROAST !...•...u... 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Ail members are asked tQ atlend. Refreshn)ellts wtu be served rouow"!g _the meeting. • • r-------------~--~~--~~------~ Mr. and Mrs.' Brent Patterson or on Christmas Day. · New York, N.Y. were Wednesday Mrs. Ethel Orr, Chester, spent and Thursday visitors at the Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Clrcle home. Robert Lee and famUy. Mr. and Mrs. William Carleton Mr. and Mrs. John Ours of Belpre were also recent visitors at the and daughters, Racine, and Pauline Clrcle home Wolfe, were Christmas Eve visitors Spending Cluistmas Eve with of Eunle Brinker. The group then Lula Circle, daughter, Dixie, were went 1o the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden, Ralph Arthur Johnson, Sheryl and Pa· andSancty,MomlngStarRoad; Bob bick, Lori Powell, and Betty Van Lee, Carmel; Mr .. and Mrs. Doyle Meter. Muttt and famUy from Mansfield; Mr. and Mrs. ChilrUe Randolph of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Yost, Oak Atlanta, Ga. were recent visitors at Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Kevin the Arthur Johnson horne, along Shepherd, Tuppers Plain; Mr. and with Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Johnson Mrs. Jim Foreman, Mlnersvllle, and Sandy, Middleport. and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Clrcle and Steve Clrcle of Circleville visited famUy. recently with L\lla Clrcle and other Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Clrcie, area relatives. MarY Martin, Middleport, and F1orenceCircle, Mr.and Mrs. Lan}Veda Davis, Pomeroy, visited Clrcle and famUy were dinner Thursday with Betty Van Meter and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hager and daughter, Kim, Racine, Margaret Johnson. Did you receive a wok for Christmas this year or do you enjoy Members of Bethel 62, Interna· this type of food preparation? Ilona! Order of Job's Daughters, "Wonderful Ways with Wok had a caroling party recently. The Cookery" wlli be · presented on group met at the home or !vlerrt Wednesday, Jan. 9. Cindy Oliveri, Amsbary, guardian, and then went Meigs County Home Economics/4· caroling to several houses Including H Agent will share techniques or the home of Kenny Wiggins, assOciate guardian, who was recup- · stir frying, steamlqg, deep rat frYing and dessert preparation with eratlng from hand surgery. Returning to the home of Mrs: participants. The class will be offered from 1to Amsbary, the group had a gift 3 p.ni. and 7 to 9 p.m. at the exchange and a pizza party. Cooperative Extension Service Of. Attending were Shen1 Sisson, flee, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Melanie Aroold, Lisa Mllier, Steph· Registration or $1 will cover nale Walker, Beth Mayer, Lori Wayland, Ailsa Willford, and materials and taste-testing. Call adults, Beverly Bishop, Julie Byer, 992-6696 by Jan. 8 to register (or the class. Techniques demonstrated KathY Jolmson and children, Jes· sica and Derek. can be used in a wok, electric sk!Uet MONDAY r The bride-elect is a · graduate or Southern High School and Is employed at Veterans Memorial Hospital. WUcox is a graduate of Meigs High School and Is employed by Na!JRer Trucking. The open-church wfddlng wlli take place Feb. 16, 4 p.m., at the Racine United Methodist Church, Elm Street, Racine . the �.. I Page 6-The Daily S111tinel What made••• · (Continued fniin Page 1) ' Jub' In July, tt was announced that Fanners Bank & savings CO. was reorganized Into a bank holding . corripany. Ron Ash was named to head the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerceandparadeshtghllghted the July 4th-celebrations. A controversy developed In Orange Township as to whether beer could be sold. Upriver f~ claimed that a chemical had damaged thelt tomato crop. S!)eny W~n ftled a $750,!XXl suit agalrtst Orange Township trustees and an employe as a result of the death of her daughter, run over by a township truck. J ackie Spencer Brickles died une.xpectediy only days after being named director of the Meigs County . Board of Elections. COnstruction of · a Pizza Hut progressed In Pomeroy, and .Sctpto Emergency Associates received $142.500, the fitS! Instal· lment of a $250,llXJ community block grant. James L. Parker and Lisa COllins were named Meigs COunty Junior Fair royalty. Middleport Village established the Middleport Housing Corp. to promote and handle details · of developing a new housing area. Lotto fever hit Meigs County as the jackpot went to over $12 mllllon. August The Meigs Local Board of Educa don took action to place a $300,o:xJ no-tax Increase bond Issue before voters In November and the Meigs Local Athletic Boosters recmmended tbe construction of a football stadium at Meigs High. · Vic Brown shut down his trailer park in Minersville. Unfortunately, efforts of University Hospital surgeons in Columbus to reattach the right arm of Franklin Cremeans; Rutland, severed In a mining acddent , failed. J.D. Drilling had extensive losses when a gas · well blew off on Bearwallow Ridge. Interest began to get intense for an access road to the Ravenswood bridge. Hemlock Pipeline of Racine won a $72,!XXl contract for the Fourth Street water · line improvement In Middleport and the Meigs County Fair rolled along sucCessfully. Philip Fisher, Racine was found hanged in the Meigs County Jati.Dr. Margie Lawson was named Meigs County's new health commissioner, and a million dollar pot crop was conllsca ted In Sutton Township by Sheri!! James Proffitt. · Cfassrooms opened 'across the cou~ty for the new school year. - Meigs Local beefed up its football · _coaching staff.' September · September saw the finances of Beech Grove Cemetery "In the black" for the first time In many years. Meigs County Commissioners were turned down for a housing rehabilitation and neighborhood development block grant. Middlepori's Chamber of COnunerce staged its second annual block partY. Ohio Transportation DireCtor Wari-en Smith visited Meigs County with. no colnrnltments being made for improvements. Plans were announced for the renovation of Burger Chef and a Scipio Township reclamation project costing $38,250 In federal funds · was approved. County Commissioners and Shert!fProf1lttwereg1venOO day~ to update standards at the Meigs jail in regard tofiresafety and staffing. Veterans Memorial Hospital an· nouneed pending plans fo.r c;:~nyet­ ston of a wing Into an 'extended and intermediate care facility. WOllam Hell(lossy, a nativeofMeigsCounty, was appcinted state flte marshal, and mental health services In the county were reduced due to a funding loss. Middleport's neW housing subdivision began to sprout houses. Five Meigs County projects quaUfied for block grants. Columbus Mayor Dana Rinehart was speaker for a Republlcan fund raiser helc! at Royal Oak Park. Oclober In October, It was reported that John Park, a prisoner at the Orient Pre-Release Center, had sued several Meigs County offlctals for $1,250,!XXl, but the suit was later dismissed. Two · Meigs students · received minor Injuries when a school bus slid into a ditch on County Road18. Meigs County received an tlon of $150,001 fat low Interest housing loans, and C.E. Blakeslee was honored at the 25th annual meeting of the Ohio Assoetatlon of Historjcal Societies and Museums. Middleport's VIllage CouncU did a last minute tum on an ordinance which would have outlawed all INmlngbi the town. Meigs County announced the registration of 615 new voters to bring the total of 13$1. Democrats and RepubUcans opened headquarters hi Pomeroy as the contests for the Nov. ~ election warmed up. Jane S. Gilkey, 00, Mlddieport,!OIIther !He when struck by a tnlek on MiddlepOrt's North Se<:ond Avenue. MOVing along In October, Racine oftlclals gave a stampot apprQYal to (Continued on Page 7) Monct.v~ December 31, 1984 Ohio Monday~ Dec.mbet 31' 1884 WE AT ELBERFELD$ WILL GIVE THE FIRST · 1 ~BABY OF 1985 . , Sl 0 GIFT . r .. CERTIFCATE J ~ YOUR KROGER STORE POMEROY, OH. '*.'' .. ' LISTED ON THESE PAGES ARE. GIFTS OFFERED· =·LOCAL MERCHANTS THAT GO TO THE .FIRST . . . ' S OF CHILDREN BORN AFTER MIDNIGHT D.EC. BABY BORN, OF MEIGS COUNTY PARENTS. 31, 1984 .ARE ASKED TO SEND THEIR .NAME, . · AND DOCTOR'S REPORT _TO THE DAILY . SENTINEL NOT ~ LATER THAN JANUARY 10, 1.- "'AT 12:00 NOON. ' WILL HELP . CLARK'S JEWELRY THE BABY · LOOK TOWARD THE FUTURE WITH A WILL GIVE THE .FIRST BY OF 1985 A BABY CUP r(O~ 113 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO •.. , ~ . . . ' . ~ do A A · ~ I> A A A .! '" ,;,. "" A ssoo Glf,T CERTIFICATE j GOOD FOR BABY · ITEMS IN OUR STORE . Village Pharmacy MIDDlEPORT, OH. CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT WILL GIVE A' FREE MEAL .WE WILL GIVE THE· FIRST BORN OF 1985 FARM CITY, INC. 614-992·2111 POMEROY OUR GIFT . TO THE FAMILY OF ' MIDDUPOIT MGM KROGER'S .POMEROY OH. of 1985 ,f, "YOUI FINANCIAL CENTEI" - A 3 PIECE FEEDER SET BABY .FORMULA (CHOICE OF 1-'NDl or Meigs County's First Arrival FDIC A $15 GIFT CERTIFICATE .· CASE OF ., .\ INGS ACCOUNT CENTRAL .TRUST 992-2054 OUR GIFT TO THE ·fiRST BO OF 1985 Will Present The First ''Aiss" or of 1985 - With A 1) Winning baby must be born to nnr•ihtC who are legal residents of Meigs County. _ 2) All such babies are eligible. _ 3) Exact time of birth must be s~ttt:ifit:lin written statement by attt~ding physician. . 4) Application m.ust be filed in this ~y noon, Jan. 10, 1915. · 5) In case of tie, award will be at the dis~retion of the contest ' · committee. ~ 6) Prizes must be daimed by Jan.-. A $2 500 . F.T. · G1 CERTII CATE FOR THE 1.985 . To THE PARENTS OF THE FIRST BABY OF 1985 FIRST ·ARRIV AL· FROM THE FOLKS AT: (Row 'S F-AM-ILY .RESTAURANT POWELL'S SUPER VALU POMEROY POMEROY, OHIO ·I;--------:~h~;;:::-i;;=;;;;;;-•-:~=-:~::;1--~F;;-----:::~i--::--1 For . WE ' WILL GIVE TO THE MOTHER . OF THE NEW .. BABY A· ssoo GIFT CERTIFICATE 'THE PIZZA . SHACK . WILL GIVE THE PROUD .PARENTS OF . THE FIRST BABY A ' FROM THE LARGE PIZZA FABRIC SHOP ·THE PIZZA SHACK POIUIOY, OliO .WE WILL GIVE TO anoea- THE· FIRST BABY oF ·· THE YEAR Ass. FT -.CERTIFICATE . CEUIRAnlll OUR lOTH YEAR , . POMEROY, OHIO 1hi .Heritage HOUSE OF SHOES· In Middleport · WILL PRESENT A ssoo GIFT CERTIFICATE TO THE FIRST .BABY HERITAGE HOUSE OF .OUR GIFT FoR ·THE FIRST .BA. BY 0F 1985 Francis Florist ·Will Give The First WE WILL GIVE TO THE 1ST BABY OF THE NE . . ' \Baby of 1985 . . . Meigs County'S FIRST MR. OR ·MlSs 0 F 1985 - A PAIR OF PALL PARROT 3 BOXES OF NEWBORN BABY SHOES · BABY BA.LLOON . ··AND CUT FLOWER. ARRANGEMENT HARTLEY SHOES · POMEROY, OHIO ;FRANCIS FLORIST Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy PAMPERS , r ·ouR GIFT TO THE FIRST BAIY ·WE WILL GIVE TO THE 1ST BABY OF ·THE YEAR · OF 1985 A $10 SAVINGS ACCOUNT · . POMEROY, OH. MEIGS COUNTY' FiRST BABY OF 1985 WILL RECEIVE · A CASE OF · LUV'S ·DIAPERS ' A $10°0 GIFT CERTIFICATE POMEROYPOMEROY, FLOWER SHOP OH. ' TO HELP 1985'S FIRST BABY GROW BIG &·STRONG OUR GIFT IS A CASE OF BABY FOOD FROM FRUTH PHARMACY L-~~~=~L........~.!!!!~~...L....!!..~~~~; .. ... • " MIDDLEPORT, OHIO C.K•. Supermarket MIDDI.IPOIT, OH. What made••• =·· !Continued frorrl Pase6) a fall fesUval and Pomeroy Coundl sought support rJ. a 4-rnl\1 re8J eatate tax JevY, which was deteated. Rick Ash and Cliff Kennedy were added · tO ihe Metgs Local coachtq statf and Meigs Engineer Phil Roberti announced thecompletlonofaeaJinf· 68 mUes of blacktop roads in the county. A slander suit by Dr. Mateo Dayo against Dr. R, R.Pickenilcametoa- : . _halt In the Meigs County Common • Pleas Court whEn a !IE.'ttlement was reached. The comm~Jnity hotmed . .James Vennari. Pomeroy, oot· · · standing Rutland High · SchOOl coach. MarUynGoodnlteandVerna · Evans, who had not been rehired· eartter by the Meigs Local Board cL Education, sued the board and h1gb ' school ptinctpal, James E. Mille!<, · each for $1 mUUon. Middleport Councu took steps 111 · provide Chrtstmas bonuses and 1985 pay .Increases for town employes. · · · Two reclamation projects for the. .: Rutland area were set. Karen . Hemsley was rtamed Me~ Coun·· ty's JUIIior Miss andEi'lcChamberS · · dedicated . his law enforcement training center near Chester. The · Meigs Senior Citizens Center programwasctesignatedasanex,ampte .• ofthe best In the district. · November Good news for Pomeroy came on Nov. l when It was announced that a $TI .llXJ Ohio Department Of Devel- ' opment grant was approVed tor Pomeroy to make emergency· . repairs on Union Avenue. · PoUtlc~ gave campaigns th,elr final shot as the county geared for the Nov. 6 election., whtctl saw the county go Its traditional Republlcatl path whtle tax levies In both • Pomeroy and Middleport .went down to defeat. Richard Follrodwas · named Meigs County's outstanding person by the Southeastern Ohio · Regional CouncU. ' A two-farn1ly home In Reedsville, owned by Roger Davis, was l!lltted · by fire. County offlctals awaited word on state approval for al!eliPOrt neat Veterans Memor1al Hospital. • Plans were annollllted for resurfac•.'' · lng some 19 miles of Ohlo 124 in ·· Meigs County and Middleport's · Pollee Department was awarded l! · $5,792 grant from the Department of Highway Safety for participation In ··· , a traffic · safety . program. Meigs Countywaschosentorecetve$13,687 · to supplj!ment emergency food and sheltonprogramsinthearea. SteVen Bates .. Ashland, Ky., was· · seriously Injured In Meigs Count)" whenhefellfromatreesiandw~ .'. bOw hunting for deer In Salem •. · ~U::kt~:';'!~":= -. - taxlnthetownandPomeroyMayor , RlchardSeylersignedanordlnance'' gtvlng the Ohio Department ot ' Transportation penntsslon to re- : ::~~~xt~~~eroy-Mason · Classroom furniture was pur- ~a:t:;:::::~~~r:: .. the no tncrease bond tssues. On · · tax Nov. 24, both Middleport and ·. Pomeroy officially welcomed the - . . .CiuiStmas hoUday season. Middleport VIllage ·otftctals asked for . Improved cable telev1slon service., Commissioners placed a freeze on ·expenditures for the rest of the year. · ~ At the Decembe{ .'. petittonswerepresentedagalnsithe .. ·: Pomeroy income tax, but the , . measure stood. Meigs County was approved for a $1ll,lro block grant · . and Farmers Bank & Savings CO. • observed its m birthday. Snow : closed schools across the county on : · Dec. 6. The Meigs Mtnlsterlal ·, Association moved on a coats for . . kids program to provide wann clothing for the underprtvllegl!d. Jane Walton returned as Porne-:.· , roy VU!age Clerk. Four families petitioned to be annexed to Middle- , port Village. Syracuse CouncU took . . action to place a 2.8 miD levy for . street Ughts before voters in May . . 1985. Jay Hall Jr. gave the Jaymar Golf Course to Meigs County: · . ConraU repalted some dangerous raUroad crossings In Meigs County. The Meigs Jaycees and tbe 8alva-. • tion Army conducted annual pro- , grams to help the underprivileged , over the holiday season and the county moved through the Christ- . mas hollday without any fatal nres or accidents. A 75-acre reclamation· ' project 111 Pagevllle .was approvea : · for funding. And that's how It was In '84. Three county offices closed on Monday POMEROY - Meigs County's Buteau of Support, Common Pleas Court ·and County Coort Will tx! closed all day Monday, New Year's Eve. All other Meigs COUnty Courtlllllse o!fices wUI be open Monday. c ' �' ~p~·~!l::!llw!!_~DIIiti~y~S~•~ntll~·-,e~~~--...,..---------!P~OI~nMH~ro~!Y~M!:Id-~d~lel!:po2!-n,~Ohlo~~--------"""""---~~~~A~on~·~Y!:·~D~MI~CIII~m~ob~fet~3~1,~1~9::;84~ Cop demoted for ending vacation • PIQUA (AP) - A Piqua pollee officer who was demoted from sergl!llllt for coming to work during a scheduled vacaUon has ftled $Ult againSt the city, pollee chief and city manag!!r. Craig Obenchain's suit aSks for reinstatement as sergeant with baCk pay, $50,1XXl ln compensatory damaaes and S1 mlll!on ln punitive damages, plus court costs' and attorney's fees. He WlJS demol!!d after being found gullty of Insubordination at an Oct. 11 disciplinary hearing. Obenchain showed up for work on three days during l!ls scheduled vacatiOn period of Sept. 26 through Oct. 7. He said he "can~led" his vacatiOn around Sept. ID by crossing off the vacation days on the departmellt bulletin board. . He said he did not notify his. superiors of the change except by . changing the schedule. But he added that he told the officers who work under him. He llled the suit Friday In Miami County Common Pleas Court. Gun slwp under investigation WAVERLY (AP) -Authorities are continuing an Investigation of a local gun shop, wbefe federal agents say Items that could be used to make Illegal firearms were found during a search. A .45-callber submachlne gun, a suencer kit, cannon fuse, metal tubes and other Items were seized from Hall's Gun Shop by authority of a search warrant In late November, said Stephen W. St. Pierre, a special agent of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms. In an affidavit t!led In U.S. District Court ln ColumbUs, ag!!ntS contended the "purchase of ftve M-10 submachlne gun parts kits by HaD's Gun Shop would thus Indicate an Intention to manufacture an M-10 submachlne gun In violation of federal law." · No charges have been flied against the shop's owner, John A. HaD, who decDned comment. Surgery review saving money COLUMBUS (AP) -A program that examines hospital needs of elective surgery patients has cut health care spending by S!Ol,IXXl, state welfare officials say. ~ The state Department of Human Services last spring contracted· with ftve agencies to review t)ie cases of welfare patients who face surgeJY. . Through the review, the agencies encourage same-day surgery, testlngprtor to hospital admission and other more cost-efficient uses of medical resources. The department estimates It saves an estimated $8 for every $111 spends on the program. Mom will see son play FLORENCE, .Ky. (AP) -Maxine Wlgden, mother of Ohio State University tight end Alex Wlgden, got a Ouistmas present at Latonia Race Course, but It wasn't money. Mrs. Wigden's wish to see her son play In the Rose Bowl In Pasadena, Calif., Tuesday against SOuthern California came true when Latonia officials and staff members bought her a round-trip plane ticket to go to the game. . "It was the greatest glfll got this year," said Mrs. W!gden, who sells mutual tickets at the Northern Kentucky racing oval. Committee appointment made COLUMBUS tAP) -State Sen. Stanley J . Aronoff, R-Cinclnnatl, has been appointed chairman of the Senate Finance Committee. His appointment was announced by Sen. Paul E. GDimor, R-Port . Clinton, who wUI become Senate president when Republicans take : control of Senate In the 116th Ohio General Assembly that convenes · Jan. 7. . Aronoff was ranking minority member of the Finance Committee during the most recent two-year session 8lld was committee cha!nnan during the two years prtor to that. · Brother impersonation Jails BELLEFONTAINE (AP) - Two look-alike Huber Heights brothers have been sentenced by a Municipal Court judge- one for driving drunk and the other for Impersonating the drunken driver. Cow'l officials said Gregory D. Kendall, 26, admitted last week that his 23-year-otd brother, Geoffrey, took his place during court · proceedings Nov. 20-21ln which the elder brother was found guUtyof • drunken driving after a tw<rday jury trial. Gregory Kendall, who was arrested May 7, on Thursday pleaded . no ontest plea to the drunken-driving charge, was found guUty and fined $500. His Dcense was suspended for twojyears and he was sentenced to 10 days ln jaU. Geo!!rey Kendall was fined $1,1XXl for obstructing justice. Cow'l officials said the brothers dldn 't explain their reasons for the switch. Conservancy district considered LORAIN (AP) - Residents concerned with erosion of the Lake Erie shoreUne are considering the establishment of a Lake Erie South Shore Conservancy District to oversee construction of a breakwaU 250 feet out In the lake. Joe PhUllps, conunitlee chairman, said the group is considering a breakwaU that would extend tram Sheffield Lake to the western city Um!ts o! Lorain. Committee members hope the breakwaU will prevent waves from eroding shoreline property. lf a court approves the plan, It would cost property owners an estimated $3 to $5 per foot of lake frontage. PhUllps estimated that SOOle S22 mUDon ollake property has eroded during the past 20 years. Residents~ Vermillion withdrew from the plan but kept the option · to rejoin If the CO!~SE:fVancy district Idea succeeds. Pomefo.y VUJaae Council met In project ln Ita entirety and atudled a special seulon Sunday night and tookactlontoreducethe~Cq~eofthe planned sewag!! disposal lines to Plz2aHut. Tbe action followed by opening of bids on the project Friday by the Meigs County Commlsstonen. Tbe lowest bid on the project was at least $50,001 over the amount of money the village has been granted lor the work. Tbevlllag!! had beenglven$32,1XXl ln block grant rriOney through the county commissioners ,and a HUD grant of $62,1XXl to Instal! the lines on West Main Street, whlchmlistbeput ln before the new Plz2aHutcan open ' for business. · At last night's meeting, councU ruled out coming up With the more than $50,1XXl additional money . needed tram v1Dag!! funds to do the p1'llPl88l to modify the plalllln an attempt to reduce the COlla. However,ttwudecldediDreduce the scq~e ~ the project tor a force maJn and 1Ift Illation aotbatthe new bUslnell can l!'i ao~n~. The $32,(0) block grant will have to be returned to the county <XIITlJ1Iilllon ers In the p1 oceiS. Tbere were five b1dden on the project and the lowest at $157,689 was Weber Constructlpn Co. of aoma Fiivmctat Services, Inc. Pomeroy, fnm Thmlas L. Goett, P9fi'II!IUY. Real estate In Pomeroy VUiage, owned by Goett, has been sold to the A watchnlght !lei'VIce will be held t.ol!llht at Pomeroy Wesleyan Hdlnell Church, Ohio 143, beginnina at 7: Jl. Speakers will be the Rev. Kermit Maley and theRev Dewey King. TheRev. David Ferrelllnvites the public to attend. 0 Marriap licenBe -· . A marrla&e llceNe has been lllued 1D Melp County Probate QJurt to Ellll Slln!ord Clonch, 41, Middleport, and Anna . Darline Jolmllll. Pomeroy. :n. ·• l weella. IWT and Meip Commls· llaller Rldlard Jones ~ both.at 1 Daisy Byus Daisy "'""-rs Byus, '18, Ga!Dpo• .......~ Us, formerly of Point Pleasant, died Saturday night ln Holzer Medical Center following a lengthy Ulness. Born Oct. '11, 1906, at Point Pleasant, she was the daughter of the late George and Ora Armstrong .,,..,~. ... """"51;"1., Eight EMS runs reported Veterans Memorial Accident reported .The Daily Sentinel 614 >446-Gollipolis U7-CIIesllirt ' , .I W•m &Wonderful ' PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrht DIIIJ Setltintt Cl11sified Otpt. t:t...,,,.,,.... ""'"" ... .. 1•"'•*"•11 ,,.,..,,................1". ... Public Notice SHERIFF'S SAlE OF IlEAL ESTATI The ~ of Ohio, MEIGS Caunty. Mitoo H""* Division of lnlllco Coloouilkwl ........., Ill. VIator II. Counto. Sr., 'llrglnle K. Count., .... VIJginia Caunty, .... Kot, ...... Counto. VIator CouniL Count., Jr.; ond . . . .. _ _ ............ . .. . ... "'.... n• Pu.blic Notice . U..o o.t.ndonto In pur.suance of an ALIAS Order ·of Sa,le in the above ent1tled aCIIOO, I will offer for sale at ~ublic auclion, at the lront steps of the Meigs County · Court House in the Vtllage of Pomeroy, in the abooie named County. on Saturdav. the 2nd day of F0brua'Y 1985, at 10:00 o'clock A.M .. the following descnbed real estate: , S1tuate in the Township of Sunon. County of Me•gs and State of Ohio: PARCEL 1: The following real estate being in Range 12, Townshtp 2. Section 1,7. Ohio Company's Purchase. Betng the south one half of 50 acres off the east end of the southeast quarter of sa1d Sect10n 17. co nta1 n1ng 25 acres, more or less. Also 9 acres to be taken out of the cast corner of the rematnder of said quarter secuon to be laid off 1n a sQuare form1 and be•ng the same property conveyed by John A. Sha1n to children of MilO Shain. by deed dated November 7. 1903. recorded •n Volume .92. Page 192. Me,gs County Deed Records. PARCEL 2: ihe followong real estate betng m the same Townshfp. County and State.. beg1nning 38 rods ndrth of the south line of Sect10n 17, Town 2. Range 12. Ohio Company's Purchase: on a d1vision line running north and south b1 said section; thence d1rect east 1 l 2 rods to James Kevan·s west line: thence north along James Kevan's west line 57 rods: thence direct west to the southeast corner of Missouri Jol1nston's lot along the south side of ·s&K:I lot to the division linG of said sect1on; thence south 57 rods along sard POMEROY, 0. 992·2259 PRICE II£DUC£D! $JIIcUSI - 3 bedroom ranch, large deck, nice kt Gas FA heal Owner needs to se!ft $32,900. '111 ... aCitllitlo.,.,. IJ4.14 QllcUiacllitli Qoollll · 1UfilfiltlllltiiQtiltlll ......., .........Sf EASTERff DISTIICT - Neat 3 bedroom ranch with full basement rec. room and den. level I\\ acres. Let us show I~ Ptlcl•k Qtolts 127...... 'rl Dllltl 125-TllitiiJ CrlfiJ ...... you Gliltl 12Witr Cilia 'rl Otn•an'll IU.Stilcll'rl .... E f,y~B...& with euy-croeheted scart hoods! The scarfs make the oozy oiffer· ence between bein1 cholted .01 warm. Crochet hood with attach· ed scatf or naroo.r tie ol synth.tic wonted in 2colors in popcorn stilth. Pattern 7151: dioections. sz.n· too each pattern. AOd Public Notice CHEST£R- Approi I acre lot with 14x70 mojjle home, 3 bedrooms, central air, I\\ baths, storage building. $19,500. On May 15. 1984. on the Me1gs County Proba te Court. Case 1110. 24433. Mary Buck. 129 M u lberry Ave .. Pomeroy, Oh1 o 45769 . was aopo1nted Execu tn x of the· estate of Fr~tz Buck. deceased. late of 129 Mulberry Ave . PomerOy, Oh1 0 45 769. Ro b ert E Bu ck Proba te Judge By: Lena K. Nesselroad. , Clerk 1121 18.26 . 31) 3oc On July 1 9 , 1984 . m the Me1g s County Pro bate Court. Case No . 24463 . Sherry Wil son . 2256 W 1 1oh St.. # 5. Cleveland . Oh1 0 441 13. was appo m ted Adm1n1stratmc of the estate o f jesst ca Wil son . deceased . late ol 4 005 8 Chn sty Ad . Reed sv1 11e . Oh1o . Robert E. Buck Pro bate J udge By l ena K. Ne sselroad . Clerk · [12) 18.36 . 31 Joe PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATI OF JOHN VICTOR WIPPEL DECEASED cNo. 24830 Docket 12 Pogo 460 . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIAllY Public Notice div1ston hne to the place ol beg mmng. con ta1ning 40 acres. more or less. EXCEPTING · AND RESERVING tha1 oort1on of sa1 d real estate wh1ch was conveyed to Gene Yost and Mary Yost. by deed recorded tn Volume 222. Page 629 , Meogs Coonty Deed Records. SUBJECT TO ALL\ EASE MENTS AND RESTRICTIONS OF RECORD. Premis es located at 28961 Bdshan Road. Racine. OH 4&771 PROPERTY APPRAISED at 535,000 . S!lid property cannot be sold for less than two -thirds of lhe 1 appraised price ... Terms of Sale: C.,h on ~and . JAMES J PROFFITT . SHERIFF · Meigs County (12131.1117 . 14. 3tc -;;2:---;1-:;M:::---:--- ' "' n . emoriam ,' ;::::========::; "' IN MEMORIAM .' In Iovin& memory of Henry Guy Arnold who passed away January 1, 1983. By Lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk 11 21 19, 26, 31 , 3tc 0' whtt we'd liYt to see your fltt, Tour Iovin& hind lo touch, To hell your voice and su .. , your Sllile, ' .. To uslltat liNn! so much. This dl1 brinp blck sad .. " lltmorits of. • A loved one laid to rest, .. ,. And lltou who think of you " ' IICh diY, Are the onts who loved you ·, blst. ~ Very sadly mined by PI· " rlflls, Dorts & Mildred Ar~ld, Wife B1rb111 & Chll· •ren, Brothers & Sisters. . '' Public Notlc'e , ' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FICUCIAIIY On December 13. 1984. 1n the Meigs County Probate COiJrt Case No. 24642. Chnstin~ Grueser. 40970 Grueser Hollow Road. Pomeooy, p~,o 45769. was appo1nted Spec1al , Admintstrator of lhe estate of Herman Andrew Grueser. deM ceased. late of1 Bedford TownM shtp, Me1gs Counry. Oh1o. Roberi'E . Buck. Probate Judge Lena 1(. Nes5elrol!ld. • Ctelk 1121 26. 31 Jtc W· Lena K. Nesselc~~~k 112117. 24 . 31 . 3tc Public liiitlce NOTICE OF sPECIAL MEETING oF THE MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MENTAL IIETAIIDAnON The' e w1!1 be a specoal meel· 'ng of tbe Me1gs County Board of Mental Retardation and De- ong wdl be held ao Carleton at 7:00 P.M The spec1a1 meetSchool on John Street '" Syracuse. The Board will discuss personnel maners tn execu.t1ve sess1on dunng the meet1ng. Th1S meet1ng ts open lo the pubhc The meeting scheduled lor Thursday. December 2 7. I 984, 1s hereby cancelled . · ~ WITH WNERS·COR.NlNG FIBERGLAS ,RIALTOI • I . . . . , 3 , ..... s , ..... i We can repair and rt· radiators core WGI AHIMW AND SIIIGEIY IY APPOINTMENT IZ-3-Ifn Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIAllY On August 7. 1984 •n the Me1gs County Probate Court. Case No. 24493 . Charles Stan · ley, Sr .. BoK 91 . Mt. Verno n, Oht o 43050 was aooo•nted Exexecutor of the estate of Pearl E. !::ilantey. deceased. late of 269 112 Mec han1c St.. Pomeroy Oho o 45769 . Robert E. Buc k: . Pr obate Judge By: Lena K. Nesselroad . 112126.3 1: I,LJJ 3 tc Clerk MEIGS EICAVAnNG COMPANY Will do all types of ex· cavating, landscaping, basements, sewage SY$· terns. water & ps lines. water well drilling 1nd service, trucking (limes· tone & dirt). . Phone 742·3171 Write your omd U-SA~E AUTO RENTtL St. Rt. 160 ort~ 01lllpolle, ~I• with this when you ~ 7/ ll /lln ;,.am•·----------- '1 I Addil'4ntltlUII-------..---- usa:; Ull;' :"J' -rn )Wanted I )For Sale ,' l)AnnOUnc:For Ren,e'"""' • l2.. ~- I 'I ·I s. 'I 1. ' ·' ;a ·I t 'I . 'I , 19, I :10. I I' 1 I I 1I I· I I u .. u. ,._ E~ 'I '32. - - - - - - 12. I 1~. ». - - - - - ,lt5. jl 1 v. 'i :!· •I I I t7. 11. 21 22.. 23. ~:• 16 ' AUII Tll~-=~::.:-~m~n.- I I 1 (~~~~:!:0 t----~~;:.~~~~~~--J ' 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 'WATER. GAS lo OIL LINES , 30 YHn hporionco No joto too loig or too 11111111 FrH f1tilnates. DAVID D. GRINDSTAFF . 949-2061 12/17 I mo . BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO FIN &,.1,•••• P1rt1 & Servl" ,,., . Co11ttg Cnlt · S6otr 2 Milts lUI flltwaeols OH St. II. 7 1~. Nov. 5-Dec:. 8 Mon.-fri. 9-9 Sat 9-5; Sun. 1·5 : j' If You Need BISSELL CONSTRUCTION , Your House Cleaned ' Weekly, ca II: , ' • LEE CODNER ., 949-2030 12-31-1 mo. 1 L.------~~~~. •• • •• An nou nc ~111 t 11:" NO SUNDAY CALLS 3111 /tfc 1 · 1~- · 1 Card of ! Thanks - - - -!· •' 1 "CUT OUT FOI FUTUII USE" KEII'S APPLIANCE SER~CE 915-5561 Allll1ktt GLENN'S ANTIQUES & COINS r Buying Coins, •W•sh4trs •Dishwashers •Ranges •Rtfrigtrltors • Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE The family of Virginia EdM: wards, 1 00 Union Avenue, i.' Pomeroy, Ohio , Wishet to "" thank all t~e friend• of the family and associates of the , family business for the m.ny ; cards and flowers ""t to St . •; Joseph's Hospitalan4 to the ;; home. Your thoughtfulnns , • l Antiques. Glass· ware. Furniture. Stone Jars, Etc. 949-2801 will never 'be forgotten . :~ Virginia Edwards and family . ' ----------------~ ,: - - - - - j:. 3 Announcements .,., - --------------- '' '•' SWEEPER and MWing ma- •j NO SIINDAT CALLS chine repair. parts. and supplies. Pick up and delivery. Davia Vacuum Cleaner, oae half mne up ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS .Sizes Sllrt From 12'116' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up Georges CrMk Ad. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION to 24'x36' lnsul1ttd Doc Houses omy. 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7683 or 992 -22.8 2 Hl6·tlc 11 ·1-tfl: •GilSON Ha~· ------~~------~ . W1lher in fair condition. call 814-992 -7412. .. '"' 0 -----------~ · '• Poodle. s month• old . 304875-2032 . SAT. NIGHT 6:30 , .M. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 YOUNG'S Factory Choke :;:;:::==::::::=;==:3·:· 12 Gaup shotauns · 6 Lost and Found Only ------I0/4/ttc it co:nv cu• . CARPENTER SERVICE (.m~A$ SAU - Addonl end reniadlllna · .' ' .. ; ( FrH EltiiTIIIIeo.l _ . • " lluth A1111 1 lor fti·61U " ttl-7114 , ••.,.,. O.le LOST : Two Germon stoi- '; pherd pupa . la11: . . .n It~ .,, home on Nebo Rd . 3 mos"''old . ·Block & To". llewlrd , upon return of dogs. c.-II1 'J Jan Harris at 8 14 - 37t~ir~.'f, 2702 . ' ' ..,... ..,. """.._______ ··-··-··-·.,, ss.sso LOST : Mole Gormon $ ..... . pherd block & grey, .... , . , trom Jollie CrHII OrH. If ' found c•ll C1role Roush It 114-387- 7&30 or 448- ......•• ....._~·--·· : - - - - -· JlST: 2 Slberlon Hulky 1!1 :• Chrk---···- ss.sJ1r - Roofing end autt• work - Concrete wort& - P!umlllng """ -leo! r Cute puppiea, mostly white, ·, V. Boogie, V. Germon She:•' pherd . 304-675· 1 o8s "''' 675-8119 . ' lluihlrig EVERY S•lt Tlt.lltlll I ---------------. Cute end cuddly Benii-type ~ puppies to give •w•v, been wor.med. C1ll 61l-. 992-6919 . - FIRE DEPT. 1ft lhftA fill Tl•• - 1 female pUppy. Cell 446- "' 9301 . .. RACINE RlFRIGUATOR ~ . 4 Giveaway : - - -. - - - - t.. GUN SHOOT lost.~ ~~ 1; Club every Sunday, 1:00 ' p .m. Factory ct:locked guns ~ P&S BUILDINGS WE ARE TOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR :· ,; :· ,; ----------'• Gun shoot at Racine Gun :- New Homes-Ellensive Remodel in& Insurance Work Cu5tQm' Pole Bld&s. Roofin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin&s ..cine. Oh. Ph . 614-843-5191 Call 6t4-4415-0294. & GIIIIIS V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-356 •'' •• • TEAM CLEAN 949-2801 .Kim Nelson . 992-2903 I.' I ...-----...,, "free Estimates" •ZENITH · •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Ho1 f11111 Eq1ip1111nt Dill II 'it!!'·II /30/ I mo. I .Or 742-3195 Blown In Insulation JIM CLIFFORD way .. 1......---~U!li.J .Cuatom Built Homes and Siding CONSTRUCTION Custom luilt Now Homos Complete lomedofing Sonico Quality Workmanship t Call 992-5875 HOME I 1 Phon•------------I I Print one ward In Mdl 1PKW - - Elldl lnI tlllat or tlfiiUP of 11I c:ounll D • ward. c - t .I name and addrew or W.rlllj I phone ;;"t!:;..." -=~~~~~~~~ ·1 .,You'll ~-i~ ...,IVIIY give price. The Sentinl!l TotS II reserves YOU ..,_,, ',]~~~~~~~~~ rlgtot 1D T ·I classify, edit or "'led oU I V~ ad;'~ ToU I lalltflcation tf you'll 1~k the proper baX These C8lh rates ' ·1~ 1 inci·-~~-I "" tNt. """..........,,. ( lm" I End of Rt. 7 FOI AU YOUI WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial PH. 742-2328 PH. 992-7201 "WI R111 f, Ohio MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE LIMESTONE HAULED •Oil FIELD SERVICES 446-4522 !·' 992-2196 Middleport, TROMM EXCAVATING 'DOZER - BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK RENT A CAR CALL : • PAT Hilt FORD ' .i. J&F CONTRACTING !O:B.iic : ., Meigt High Scheel Torn ltf\, toiiM" Twp, 79, hi 12·6·1 mo . GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT : Ow-: Sarah Fitloor Call: 742-2407 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 or 843·5424 LIMESTONE and heater cores: We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Tues.·Wed.-Fri.·Sat. &Sun. lOtoS Mondays I 0 to. I Closed Thursday H4·1k TNS4ar 61:10 p.oo.·l p.m. •••••, s .......J . ..... ,..,..,., 3 , ..... 5 p.m. . Fri4oy 1 p.m..! p.m. 1arw4oy to ..,.., 11.so a.m. I . couPQn. Cancel vour 1111 bY llhOne I ,rP.Sults. Maney not re1...-1e. -=======::. ' I HOME LITE MGM FARM 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALL ANIMAl HOUIIS I Claulfleds and \1 Savelll I . own· 8d oraer ov mail 64 Misc. MerchandiM 11 WI,... S219f5 IIJ011f l The Cea•IIJ Loft · 81FT SHOP l1 llo• Ope• Pll. 992-5682 or 992-7t2t Curb Inflation Pay Cash for II 1· no. ,..a •s1us 1 1· 13-tfe Al1o Tr••••l••lo• PT. PlEASANT OFFICE Now Accepting U1ting1 in Melga Co. ,, 1110 OPEN EACH ' THURS. EVE. 6-8 ''R.eniYf- .1. ON SAU All SUPII 2-1•" .2.0-16" 2·0-11" OR WHOLE HOUSE AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR ... "GKr r I"\ Z 1 !"''''' S•lpr•. 01!1 o C. A. NEWMAN , Prnicfent J . lil . kiNG . S•IeRepreunlaf iv~ 614 · 42:1-7s.4 INSULATE YOUR A TTl C ~ Rt. 124. Pomeroy Ohio M. L. "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Strvie Cheryl lttnlty ~ ~ Mei1s County Associ1te 0.0.. .. .1• VIoL\&> Chllrmon I CHAIN SAW F•m'f • 8oo.o~llle caloMe 9uuQotto• 9•e. GARAGE CUNIC Real Estate General I DOUGLAS UTTLE I 112131.1tc ·[B A Public Notice velopmental DISaboli!oes on Wednesday. Janua'Y 2. 1985. On July 12. 1984, 1n !he Me1gs County Probate Court. Case No, 24421 . Maqane Miller. At . 1 Box 44. Middleport. Ohto 45769 was appotnted Admtnlstratnx of the estate of Ernest Gale Newlun. dece ased , late of Apnl 9. 1984. Box 12. Long Bott om. Oh10. ROber! E. Buck. probate Judge --- NOT1CE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIAllY On December 5. 1984. 1nthe Me1gs Countv Pro bate Court. Ca se No 2 4630. Pa tn ck V1ctor W1ooe1. Exec utor. 2276 Alhmn Blvd . Lancaster . Pa 17601 was a pp tnted E).ecutor of the estate of John V1ctor W1ppel , Public Notice deceased. late of RD. No. 3. Pomerov. Oh10 Robert E Buck. NOT1CE OF APPOINTMENT . Probat e Judge On Dece mber 13. 1984 . 1n the M e1gs County Probat e Cou rt. Case No. 24639. w ,o. loam B. Led lo e. 32960 S.R 124. Langsv•lle. Qh,o 45741 . was appo1nted Executor of the es tate of L1ll1e B. ledl te . dece ased . la te of 33 140 State Route 124. Langsv1lle .' Oh1o 45 741 Robert E Buck . Pr oba te Judge Lena K. Nesselroad . Clerk 112118. 26. 3 11 3tc ST. RT. 338 - Approx. 37 acres with 2 bedroom home, outbuildin~ 2 car F<i£1!. Gas and o~ rights, $28,900. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland, Jr. GRI 992-6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992-5692 - Jo Hill 985-4466 Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FICDUCtAIIY For Fastor Soovico Call 614-992-6737 8-13 tfn Roger Hysell IN MIDDLENIT PAUL E. SHOCKEY, D.V.M. $45,<XX!. $21,500. 105-1 .... COidlll 101.(11111 W Colt !ian I 7151 th~ . one! TUPPERS PlAINS - 3 bedroom ranch with full basement 2 baths. electric heat. central air. IOO'x361' lot 122·Sitdl 'rl ,.. 120-CIIcMI , .. ll..Eiar Art " .... Colchtl US-bar Art tii!Nit Colchtl ll'UI 11111 GiffW ·101-Siw+llllt Ill* ...... PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATI OF EANEST GALE NEWWN. DECEASED c.. No. 2.U21 Docket 12 Pogo 428 ' NOT1CE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIAllY U,teii . . . n .ll U,lltl . _ . . .. .............. ........ .... Uptetl ... . . . .. . . _ . ·- .. M Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 /N~ULATE NOW TOWN &COUNJJIY VETEIINARY E . Main ......... c !10$ . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1... 1~1'11111 Boa. 326 Pomero1, OH. 45769 FOR FREE ESTIMATE ..... ZJ,. , . . . . . .. CRAFTS-coafts! New ' 85 Needlecoaft Cattlot- knits, crochets. dolls, quilts, 111011. 3foee patterns printed inside. Sella $2. • Ml t:UfT lOIIlS. .$2.50n~ BLACKSTOII NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASIIIG 417 Second Avenue, BoK 1213 12/7/1 mo. pd. The Daily Sentinel 'IIIIIU. ON Clttltil S..: ._. yen, IIY 10111 Prill ._, Public Notice uu..... ~ IIMtrllllll Keep warm lrom the top oown ~ ._ . . . . . . t:rlfll .. ·;.a. " :t....... :::-- ....._ .._ each pattern· tor postap and huolin&. Sud to: choico. No Down Pty-1 Lower Mpnthly P1y111ent -z . (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 ++++++++..IY--~ 662-5311 GUYSVILLE, OHIO (6141-Evenings SR 329 Real Estate General ~01 OF FIDUCIAllY ··.,............ ........... ......... ~ IIOGEI MANLEY:ownor 11-29-1 mo. It'd like to intrenca ,o~~ to Ert,.o-A-Cir, tlllonadono IIIJ to drive tile wolticlo of yoor Lieensed Clinical Audiologist 675-1333 Carl Schultz Jr., 46, Rt. 2,Raclne.. ; died Saturday night 1n Veter.ans ~. ~ Memortall;lospltal. · ·:: · Mr. Schultzwasborn(')ec.l3,1938, ::, ln Boone County, W.Va., a son ol Carl and EDa Napier Schultz Sr. of ·Racine, who survive. Other survivors are two sons, · Paul David of CoolvUle, !l!ld Jeffrey ':1 Scott, at home; a daughter, Vicky Lynn Combs ol Racine; a brother, . " Jack Everett Harless of Detroit, . Mich.; and two sisters, PhyDis : · Walker of :VIrginia, !pldArtnFtndley : ' of MlnersvDe. Several nieces and ,, nephews and two granddaughters also survive. He was preceded In death by two brothers. Services wU1 be held at 2 P·lll· Wednesday : In Ewing Funeral Home, With the Rev. James Satlerfleld officiating. Burial wiD be ln the Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 7 tonl!!ht. tUI.fYI..._I...... . • INTERESTED Ill A flEW VEHICLE LISA M. KOCH, M.S. PDQ 992~3194 Torh .... ................... ~ ;;: The PRICE: S129Soo ll'lus T.. aftdlnstallatien) For ·Trash Pilkup Strvill Call 992-2156 ii . (2 Yr. Factory Warranty) IUSIIIESS-IISIDENTIAL 1n Muon County ,. .,..........., .,...._......... .._ f!l!!l ... .............. ......... ............ ................. . ........... ._ .....,................. ... ..........,.... "0" ,,,.., /r /llllt O•lml•" 1n Meigs county z But V•l•• •• t~e M1rket T•••Y MIDDLEPORT 812- NewHaven ' 446-2342 l, Computerized Hearing Air Selection Swim Molds - Interpreting SeiVices c:l AFC, Stereo, Cord Remote Control AND 173-Mason lnGolllo County He atlended the Baptist Church,f:; and was a veteran of Wilrld Warn. " · ' He belonged to · Rac!M Post SID ' \ r American Legion, whicli will con-r· duct graveside rites.. I . -~= Services wU1 be held at10:30a.in. Wednesday In EWing · 'Funeral Home, with the Rev. CoBler and the Rev.DonWalkerofflc!ating. Burial will be ln Gl'l!flnWood CemeteJY. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime after 7 1 tonight. ··.• Carl Shultz Jr. I' s,... AUniun lhl fB: 0• 1 ,.. P1l slot I lhl iiKEMI: Duell DXP-1100-01 n. DISH: Cwuuw h POMEROY TO PLACE AN AO CALL ' ·l DECEMIU PRICE lUSTER NOW PICIItG IP IN Its-Letart 937-Buffalo ,, I MANLEY'S 1RASH SERVICE Mason Co., W.va. Area Code 304 · 675-Pt. Pleasant 451-Leon 176-Apple·Grove : • 111 Callf1 St., Po.ru,, Ollio 4S7&9 TT . 245-l!leGrondo ·• 256-Guyon Dill. 643-Arobio Dist. servtC. es ~--------~----------------------------------------------~------------r-------------- Pomeroy Paul R. Lawrence,. !1{1. Racine,·• dl!ld Sunday at his res~: ' ' '1'\ Mr. Lawrence was born Aug. 11,'; 1~ at Long Bottom, a 's0n of tile~ late Clyde and Juanita Sc~bel'j Lawrence. He was retired fm!tJ \he U.S. Alln): Corps of Engineers. Sutvlvlng arehlswlfe,Jelllll!\te; a son, Gene Roy Lawrence and llaughter-ln-Jaw, · Beverly· •Law., ren~. both of ~v:tne. Tenn.; a .,:: granddaughter, Dara' LYJ11l Law-~ renee or Clarksville; his mother:ln· ~ . law, GayneD Clark arL~Raclne; an;..; aunt, Marte Sw811, an an uncle.~ .:· Kenneth Lawrence, bo of Newell,' >, p W.Va. \ ~ Besides his parents, • he. was preceded In death by a \Jrother ,:,, Junior Lawrence. • Mei11 Co. Areo Code 614 "2-Middleport 915-Chester 343-Porllond 247-Letort Folia 949-R•cine 742-l!'ulland 647-Coolville : :JII-,VInton l Paul R. Lawrence · One winner in state Lotto game CLEVELAND (AP) - One winning ticket was sold correctly naming aU six numbers chosen ln the Ohio Lottery's "Ohio Lotto" drawing conducted Saturday night, amctals said. The jackpot was worth $1,526,!114, olflclals said Sunday. Alter federal taXes are withheld, the wlnnerwlll receive the jackpot In 20 annuallnstallrnents of S61.479.li, ' officials said. The nwnber ol players wbo correctly picked live out of six or tour out of six numbers were to be plalntlfl lor $5,777.74. Frcim that announced later. amount, $948.38 Is to be paid the The Lotto game had sales ol Meigs County Clerk of Courts, · $3,641,250. $1645.!11 is to be paid the Meigs · • The winning numbers tram the County Treasurer, and $2198.!TI!s to drawlngSaturtlaywere7, 9,18,26, 34 be paid to Bank One, Pomeroy. and 40. The remainder of the n10ney Is to- _ be credited to the pla!ntllf's judgment. Tonight and Tuesday, showers Divortle, di88olution Dkely. Low tonight In the low 50s. High Tuellday ln the upper 50s •. filed in court Chance ~ rain 70 percent tonight Petitions to end two marriages and Tuelday. 0111o mn"1ed 101 a rt have beer! tlled ln Meigs County Wedneeday through Friday: Common Pleas Court. · C11a!1ce ofi!IOW IIII!Tiel WednesCrystal E. Ord, Syracuse, and day. Fair on 'lbunc:lay and Friday. V(!fne A. Ord, Pomeroy, have petitioned the court lor a dlllolutlon HJihsonWedneldaylntheupperiDI to the upper :DI.Ifllhawarmlllglnto of their marrtaae. Loul.se Staall, Plllllt'i oy ,has llled the. 'lbunday and the rnllWOI to lor a divorce from Wayne Staall, mlcl-enl Fr!&y. Lowsl5-25 Wednes· also of Pomeroy, on grounds~ lfOIII · day morning, ln the IDs 'lbursday neglect at wty and extremecn~elty. and ln the :DI FJ1d!IY· Glllil U. Area Code ' ~- BUSffie88 . Cl••,.ified pll~· rover the Mlm"ing tete,,hone exch•nger~... ' Weber Thoma; and by tllree brothers, two sisters and a sleplon, Denver Thoma. She wu a member ol the Mt. Hennon United BreQ!ren Church and the Missionary Ladles of that church. . Services will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday In Ewing Funeral Home, with the Rev. Robert Sanders olrlclatlng. !3urtal will-be ln Beech Grove Cemetecy. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime afte~ 7 tonight. the She was preceded In deaUt by ~r husband 'Clayton Byus; by a daughter, Chartotle Ruth Darst; by a sister, Wlnlfrled Gardner, who died ln 19tl3; and by a brother, Paul Rodgers. Surviving are two daughters, Eight cans were answered on tor Edith Wtnlamson to Holzer · Mrs. Louis (Betty) McConn!ck of Saturday and four calls on Sunday Medical Center. GaUipol!s, and Mrs. WDllarn (VIrginia) Maddy of Wllk.esvllle; an aunt, by units of the Meigs County M!ddleportwentto0hio124at8:42 Emergency Medical Service. F1orence Rowe of Morgantown, At 2: 26a.m.Saturday, Middleport a.m. tor Sue HaD · tb Veterans W.Va.; and seven grandchildren wentto947 Ash St. for Ethel Hatfield Memorial. At 3 p.ni., Pomeroy and nine great-granchlldren. to Veterans Memorial. At 7:39a.m., transported Ed Brut!n ·from a Fuileral services wUI be held In Rutland was caned to Salem Street wrestling meet at Meigs High WUcoxen Funeral Home, Point School to Veterans Memorial. At Pleasant, at 2 p.m. Wednesday, 4:09 p.m.·M!ddleport was caned to wtththeRev.Jack~rryofftc!a~. 352 North 'lll1rd for Kathy DUes to Burial will be II\ Lone Oak HolzerMedlca!Center.At6:1l!p.m,, Cemetery, Pnlnt Pleasant. Friends Saturday admissions - Ethel Racine went to Mlle Hill Road for may caD at the funeral homeatter6 Hatfield, Middleport; Edna Walker, Carl Schultz to Veterans Memorial. p.m. Tuesday. Tuppers Plains. Middleport went to T18 ODver St. at Saturday discharges - Sarah 6:25p.m. tor Julia Boyles to Holzer Keeder, Raymond Mlller, Jackie . Medical Center. And at 7:41 p.m., Smith. 'nippers PIB.tns went to ScoufCamp Wilhelmina Thoma Sunday admissions - Edna Road for Mae Spencer to Veterans . Wllbelmlna Thoma, 77, Chester, Spencer, Long Bottom; Fhonda Memorial. died Saturday ln Veterans MemorChadwell, Rutland; MIDard swartz, Ial Hospital. Pomeroy; CUrtis Riffle, Racine. On Sunday at 12: 20a.m .. Syracuse ·A housewife, Mrs. Thoma was Sunday discharges- None. went to Rustle Hills for Paul Russell born March 15, 1907, In Athens to Veterans Memorial, At 1:29 a.m., County, a daughter ot the late Syracuse went to Water Street for GUbert and Lizzie Whaley Michael. Jane Teaford to Holzer Medical She Is survived by two sons, Glen · A car driven by. a Dexter man Center. At2: 18p.m., 'fuppersPialns Thoma of Chester, and Roy Thoma sustained light damage wllellt was was called to Success Raod ; for of Pomeroy; a daughter, Mildred struck by an. unknoWn vehicle on Debbie YoungtoSt.Joseph's.Andat Ziegler of Pomeroy; and l2 grandDexter Road Saturday evening. 9: 29 p.m., 'nippers Plains was children and six greatDavid Brown, -22, was south· called to ReedsviDe lor David Wolfe grandchildren. bound, accordlng to' the Gallia- to Veterans MemoriaL Besides her parents, she was Me!gs post of the State Hlghl'fay preceded In death by her husband, Patrol, when an unknown northbound vehicle · reportedly struck Brown's vehicle and continued on. Brown was nqt Injured ln the 7: 25 p.m. Incident, troopers said. weather Watehnight een'ice thrl!e Af t~a dea t h s Letter reveals past days in Meigs County As 1~ approaches, Meigs Count!ans are not only looklngfoiWard to the new year but are also reflecting on years past. With that thought ln mind, here's .' something that was written 138 ' years ago. The following was taken tram a letter wrtuen by James Ours on Feb. 16, 1841. The letter was to his father, Nicholas, who was living In Lewis County, VIrginia. (Now West th~= also Informed his father VIrginia) . This Nicholas was a brother, to that he had paid ln run for 42 acres of John Ours, who moved from his own but had been unable to make VIrginia to the Lebanon Township Improvements on his land because area of Meigs County, sometime hewashlredoulbytheyear. It was quite obvious from the afterl831. James was living In Great Bend letter that J ames was completel~ .. and working tor a Mr. wnuamson . satisfied with his Dfestyle. James words were, "It Is tolerable who owned property on the bank of own good.,, the Ohio River. James received HopetuDy, an Ollr lives In 1985 will Wag!!$ of $100 a year. , In his letler, James descrtbed the be tolerable good. · ~an be completed ln abo\lt I Jut Jll&lll'l meetJni. ! .---------~--------~------------------------~:' Reedsville. Maiy Katherine Thevenln, 82, stnce the !ICqle of the proJet:t 1s ,Colwnbus, formerly of r.alllpoUa being reduced, oltlcWs feel that the Feny, W.Va., died Safurday night project can now move ahead ·. ln Mercy Hosp!tal, Colwnbus, without readvertlslng for bids slnre following a 1eqt11y Illness. changes arden are ln the provision Born Dec. 'll, 1902, she was the oftheb!ds. daughterotthelatecalvlnandEifle Councilman John Anderson will Pearson Blain. checkwlthanattorneytomakesure She was preceded In deatll by her that readvertlstng Is not required. husband, Charles Edward Thevenin, who died ln 1982. Surviving are a: daughter, Dorothy Mae Theventn of Columbus; two sons, Charles 'lbevenln of Columbus, and Clifford Thevenln of Loulsvllle, Ky.; a brother, James Bla!!t of Henderson, W.Va.; and a cost ofllvlngln Meigs County at that grandchlld. ' time. Funeral services will be held at Wheat was f/2 cents a bushel. Corn the Wilcoxen Funeral Home, Point was '1:1 cents a bushel, wholesale, Pleasant, at 10 a.m. Wednesday, and 31 cents a bushel, retall. Oats with the Rev. Charles Moses were 20 cents a bushel, potatoes officiating. Burial will he In Plea·· were 25 cents a bushel. Pork was $13 sant Ridge Cemel.ely at Gallipolis a . hundred pounds, reta!Dng at six Feny. Frtends may call at the and a quarter cents a pound. Hay funeral honle after 5 p.m. Tuesday. was worth about $5 or $6 a ton. And woodwasworthabouta$1or$1.256n Judgment rendered in court In MeliB County Common Pleas Court, a $13,IHI.ll! deficiency judgment has been awarded Capital lf It Ia 1101, then wcrk can belln at IXICe 011 the R!duced ICOPI! proJect 1111!1 Hal- Karr, --~the­ Plrza Hut, Indicated that tile work ~M~on~~~y.~D~*~c;~~bw~~3~1,~1~9~84~~~~~~----~~~----!P~om~~~~oyt-:M~~~~~~rt~.~O~hO~·~----~~----~------~---~~~D=~=-~~=~~,ti~nM~-~P~~a~9, i --Ohio Briefs:--- Council reduces scope of Pizza Hut project . ·---·--- ltMtl c......_, .. . =····~I;~~-1Uf0~ s,.,, a :-- 1312 . ' ·~ngton vicinity both heW'.. ,1 .. 1 • .,.... word. Coli B1 4 ·318:9. o.,. • �10-The Daily Sentinel t'OI11efOV-MiddlepOrt, Ohio 42 & Loat and Found 111 Mobile Homea for Rent Loet: ferule Hagle in vlcin· ity of Mudaock. Reward. ·c.ll colloct 814-887-11904 or BI7-B336. 2 bdr. trlllor for rant, noor M-ervHie. Coli 441· 3158 or 814· 268- 1552 after . LOST: black. white and brown BHiila In Boilay Run Rd. INII . An1wers to Bo. Coli. Roger Rouah at 814· 992-3S88. !1:30PM. 14x70 tote I electric 3 bdr .. furrilohld, pluo - - • dry"' on privote lot, 10 min. from town. UOO mo. pluo dopoalt end utMitieo. Rat. raq. Coli 814-251·1393. LOST amoll black Cocker KIT 'N' CARLYU! ®tt, LarrJ Wright Houaehold Good• : I 1979 L~ 4x4. o n e - · oaocond1 39.000mllaowlth · suit••· rengea, wrln'er r1dio . ' Leer topper . wolhara. • ahooo. CaN 8 4· 441-3159. . ')) . Ed . 't • •'Walt agam and Starts braggl'Og What dog can do." ~ Bpm. U,400 . 00 . 304 · 895· 3S311. i LAYNE'S FURNITURE Soh , chair, rocker, otto~ mon. 3 tlblaa. leatra hoovy), Chlld'a pal. 304-876· 7966. 44 A!llirtm11nt •e85. Sofoo ond chllra pricld from t28tl. iq. t895 . for Rent lort blue purae at Super Toblaa. UO ond up to t125 , American station . Return Hldl·l·bedo,f3go. ond up papfrl 1nd p!ctUrea, no to •e1o .. IOf8 bldo t145. quaitlono ookod. 304-676· Recllnoro. U21. to •s7e .. JACKSON ESTATES Lompo from t28. to t125 . 79, 6. APARTMENTS !Equal pc. dlnattaa from t108 .. to Houoing Opportunity) h .. 8 Public Sale 43!1. 7 pc. •18g ond up . .............._ ~ one 1nd two bedrooma, rent Wood tabla with olx cholro & Auction "-.. -....._ / ~ I 1 otartlng at •113 for ona UBii to t7411 . Daak t110 --room and t19S par up to t228. Hutchea. •1160. COUSID VISI SUS month tor two bedroom, Bunk complate with Auction every Friday night It hi' S with t200 dapoalt locatadLlfl:l . the ~ Hartford Community neer Foodllnd end Spring m1ttr....1. 1275. end up to t395. Baby blda. •110 . (Aialll1' Center. Truckloads of new Valley Plaza, pool and TV I reueo O! box opri ngo, merchandlaa aver~' week. ant. Call 448-2746 or loove MIt full or twin, •ea.• firm, •ea. metchandlse ofalway~ wei- t~~~=~=====-f'1fi:i;.;if.~;;;;~1 _menage. _ _;:__ __ _ _ __ end t78. Q.... n HIO, Ugli. consigments new It uHd 4 dr. chello. t49. 8 dr . 1.14 Mi•~. Merchandlae 62 . W ed M' II Homes 1 bdr apt.. 2 ~dr apt., chaltl, corned . Richard Reynolds. Bid fromoo, ant to 8 uy Auctioneer. Call 304-275· 17 ISCe aneous for Sale u 60-1260. Call 304-875· UO.ond •68. t28 .. 10 gu~ · Gun 3069. 7283 876·6104 or 875 · cablnato. ,f350. Goi or 6388. elactric rangoo t376. Boby Knouff Firewood Split· 85% finlohad fur aello, rod and Need extra money1' We buy Dozer work, .. nd clelring, 1 2x6D. two bedroom trailer hardwood•. s ..aoned or ebout anything of value, no landscaping. ate. Free eni- for Nle. E·x cellant condition. Furnlihed apt ., ne•t door to mattriHIO. t25 8o t38, bed green. You pick up or we groy fox t30, grodl 1 • 2 fnomeo t20, Us. 8o · UO, junk. ple11e. Leon Flea mete . Phone 614· 992· Call614·992·7749 . Ubr..-y, one profes,aionel king froma teo. Good .....,. deliver. HEAP vondar. 814· moll mink t22. femolo ond Market. 304-458 -1672. omoll mole t11 . Muakrot adult only. Call 446·033B. 7119 or 614 -448 · B03S tion of bedroom suite1, 281-8245. 11'1111 ond extra llrp •4.25, anytime. 36 Lots 81 Acreage . 3 rooma with prlevte beth, rockers, metet cabineu. Umaatona, Bond, Grovel. raccoon Uti down by mao· haadboordo ,.t 3B · I up to 9 W•nted To Buy ouremont. Craig Row Fur 8o lot. floor: Coll448·2216 . Pick up It Richlrdl. Son. Supply. t66. 25 milea aouth. Pt. Coli 448·7715. 112 acre lot for sale In Crown Plaount Rt, 2. 304·7112· Furnl~hod aHiclancy •146, We pay cash for late model F1nanw1 utlltlaa pd. ahara beth. 807 Uaad Furniture ·· elactrlc Firewood cut up olobo. e16 2881. Soturday ond Mon· City. Call 614· 268-8B48: cl11n used cars. II pc. dinette. head doy only. 2nd. Ava. Golllpolil. Coli flraploca, Jim Mink Chav.· Oids Inc. boorda. and 2 IJiadroom PU load. Lorger loado doll· Bill Gene Johnson 8B acreo In Portland Ohio . 448-4411 after 7PM. ouiteo. 3 mllaa out Bullville verld. Coli for prlcao. 814· Standing uw timber.ghona 446-3672 1 '112 miles from Revenawood 21 Business Rd . Opan 9om to 6pm. Mon. 248-8804. 304· 875-41iB1 ofter p.rr\. bridge. Excollant land. Coli Furniahad opt.• 1 bdr.• •226 thru Opportunity Sot. Wanted to buy used coal & 814· 843·6186 or304-273· utllitiaa pold. 920 4th Ave. 614-446·0322 Stokermotlc atovoa ond Galllpollo. Adulto. Coli 446wood heaters. Swain Furni4486. otoker lurnanc•_•· Jock hog· 63 Livestock 441 8 after 7PM . ture. 446-3169. 3rd. 8o GOOD USED APPLIANCES arty. Rodcllfl. Oh. 814·818· - - - - - - - - I NOTICE I Olivo St .. Gollipolio. Oh . . dryora. rafrigoro· 3452. THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Ri!llliil s Rlvor-'da Apta. Middleport. Woohoro. tors. ranges. Skaggs ApLISHING CO. rocommenda Special r1111 for Senior Raw Fur. Top prices paid. Upper River 'Rd . 7x 17 whlto ownlnl for ula. 8. yr. old Polomlno gelding, Citizeno. •130 . Equal Houo· plilnces, Lake Jackoon Fin 8o Fur . Oak that you do bustne11 with beoldo Stono Motel. Hke now. Coli 14-3117· noo. Coii614·261·148S. people you know. and NOT ing Opportunltlu . 814· 614-448·7398Crall Hill. Oh. 614-6S2· 7448. 74BB. . to send money through the 41 Houses for Rent 992· 7721 . For Ale. NYin mo: old colt~ Standing timber. Call 614· mail until you have invetti· f150.00. Call 814-996· Moblla home now porta orid County Appli1nce, Inc. Nice efficiency apartment. 388 -9617 or 614-3B8 · gated t~e offering. Good uHd appliance• and doora. lnolda, outoldo,ltOfm 3B91. 9906 . Houae for rent. Coli 304- aulteble for one or two TV 11011. Opan BAM to8PM. doors, trailer windows. 876-7283 876 -6104 or paople. Coll304· 713-liBB2. Mon thru Sat. 4411-1899, About 600 (priced to Hill Betty Maroar . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLOS 676-6388. 627 3rd. Ave; Galllpolla. McArthur.Ohlo. Route 1. 84 Hay 81 Grain FURNITURE. Bods. Iron, Coll814-&ga.4282. OH . wood, cupboerds, chain, 22 Money to Loan Houee for rent in Mercerville 2 one bedroom epts, carc:hnts , beskets. dishes , eree. Cell Kenneth Swain patld. totel electric. dopoait VaHey Furniture, new • Loree round be lao of hay t20 stone jlfl, antiques, gold 448-3169 or 814-258 · .required . Call 81'4-892 · ul8id. Large section of qual· ooch . Coll448· 1OUIIter 6. 1. 1 1. 1 Building Supplies HOME OWNERS-Refinance and silver . Write-M.D . 2094. 1662 evenlnga. lty furniture. 1 216 Eastern to low fixed rata. UM equity MIHer, Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 or call 614-992· for any purpose. Leeder Furnlohed houH. 3 bdr .. 29. t -room furnlahad apart· Ave .• Gallipolio. Mortgage Co.. 814-592· Noll Ave .• Golllpolla. t226 monto. Coll614-992-6434. Set of weight bunk bede. Building Motariola 7760 ; 3061 . plus utiltiea, references. Call 614-992-5914. or 304· $76 8o color TV conoole· Block, brick, aawer pipao, l r,ulSIJIIrlol illll S82-2666. Windowa. llntlla. etc . 448-4418 ofter 7PM . Buying deily gold, silver ne1d1 minor repairt *40. coins, rings, jewelry, sterling Claude Winters. Rio Or•nde. Call814-245-9469 after 4 . o. -ware. old coina. largo cur· 2 3 Professional Call 814-246·6121 . Houoe for rant 42 Chilli· APARTMENTS . mobile rancy . Top pricoo.' Ed. BurServices cothe Rd. 2 bdr .• 8210 mo .. homee, houaee. Pt. Pleaunt Auto washer 886- five other 71 Autos for Sale kott Borbor Shop. 2nd . Ave. H6 dep. Caii448-3B70 and and Golllpollo . 1114-4411· washers to chooH 1 from. Rough Cut Lumber. oak, poplor. and plna. 2x4'o. 8221 . Middleport. Oh . 614 -992 · 448-1340. Goo otovo •711 · 2 othoro to 2xB'o, 1•8'o. 1xB'a. Ao· 3471. Piano Tuning end Repair. chooee from , electrtc range CASH paid for ' BO - - -- - - --lc- Brunlcardl Music Ca. , 446- 2 bedroom houoe 42 Chilli· In Middleport. 2 bedroom 896- 2 othera to choo•e oorted lengtho. Coli Hogg TOP model end newer used cars. BUYING RAW FURS. Baal cothl Rd. 1210 par mo .. fumlahed opt. 1 child. 1· from . Rofrlg . •96. aide by and Zuapan Material• Smith Bulck·Pontioc, 1811 and o.-r Hides, Ginseng and 0887. Twentieth yoor of t76 dep. Coli 446·3B70 or 304-882-2566. Co .. lnc . 773-5654 , aide, refrlg. 8175, wood· daytime. quality service. Lane Do· Eottam Avo .. Oollipolio. Coli yellow root . Selling- niols. 614-742 -2961. 446-1340. 1114-448-22S2. burning llova $911, Maytag trapping supplies. Wheat Nice 2 -room opt, unfur· wringer wa1her •76 . lights. night lighto. George PIANO TUNING -AND RE- Small, attractive. unfUm .. 2 niehed , downtown. Now open for bu1ine11. Skeggo Appliantea. Upper Mountain State Block, Rt. 77 Pontile Grond Prix 301' 8uckley .phono 814-864· •175.00 month. plua utili· bdr:, laundry room. rofg. 8o PAIR. Reduced r.a tealimltad air, PS / PB. good condition. lliYir Rd. 448· 7398. 33. Now Hovan. Complate 0"" 47~1.houro 12·9PM dailey. time only. Werd•a Keyboerd, range. In town, rent *1915, '''"· 3,04-876-4624 after owner. t1250. Call ouppllaa. 4". S". liter &PM. 304-676- 6600 or 676 - Call Earl Topa 448-0332 6:00PM . Pickens used furniture. 304· maocinry 446·0137. 12" block. Delivery 01rvlca. day~. or 446-0181 eva; 3824. 876-84B3 or 876·1460. Phone dey 304-882-2222. Lorge 2 bedroom apt. Fmplnyn11:n1 .1974 Muotang PS, AM·FM Small furnlahad houH In c•rpet, washer and dryer RICK'S NEW AND USED evening 882·3238. caaMtte. low mi.. new bat· S1! rV 11:1'" city. odulto only. Call 448· hoolc ~ up, exc cond. private FURNITURE. Uaed otoveo tory. Call 614· 246-84119 porklng, quilt neighbor· 0338 . after 4. and refrigerltora. Compare . 56 Pets for Sale , hood. 304-876-1962 or our prices, seve today. Real Estate 3 bdr, 2 both, double atoll 876-4&80. 1974 Chavrolat lmpola. 2 Phone 304· 773-5430 . 11 Help Wanted garage, full biSement, fully dr .. 350 V-8. air. t900. Call carpeted . 4 mHeout.Rt. 218. Nice fumlohed oportmant. 1 HILLCREST KENNELS 448· 7B3S lltor 11:00. 8276 mo. plua utilltlao. Dep. bedroom, ciNn, prtv1te en· Boarding all breedl. Heated 31 Homes for S•le a. Ref. Coli 446-8080 tronca. Adulta only. 304· 1.14 Misc . Merchandise indoor-outdoor facilitlls . 1974 Oodge Dart. 80,000 Account Clerk II . Salary 8711-2651. AKC Oobermon pupplaa: octuol mllao. good moc~onl· $10.140-$11,024 annually Remodalad 2 BR vinylad evenlnge. Stud Sorvlco. Call 814-448· col cor. •1.000. Call 448depending on quelifications. hor,we. carpeted. 2 acres, 9700. Mult be femiliar with gen- 1224 pound tobacco atlot· 2 or 3 bedroom houNI in or 46 Furnished Rooms White oak firewood for aaht. 7796. eral accounting prin~iples ment. city schools, near Pomeroy. Fumlehed or 126.00 pick-up load deli· vered. Denni1 or D1le Tea- Judy Taylor Grooming. Call 1976 Ford F-150 PU truck snd data proce11ing equip- $22.600. Call 814-246· unfumlohod. Ront ond utili• tieo negotloble . . Doy 1114· For rent Slwplng Room• . ford . Call614-843-5394 . 614-387-7220. with toppar. eac. cond .. mont. Apply City Bulding. 6296. 992-2381 •. ovanlngo 814· and light houao kaoping t1,995 . Cell 814·266· 518 Second Avenue, before roome. Park Centrll Hotel. For Sale: Like new. couch. 2 Brlarpotch Kennell Profeo- 115B. January 4. 1 9B6 . Equal Open House· new model, 892-6723. Coli 814·448·0758. EmplOyment Opportunity big country home, 3 bdr .. matching cheira. 3 gl111 top' olonol AU-bread grooming. IM·F·V·H) Employer. - - built on your lot. $18,900 8o Nice, · redecor1ted 2 bed· and teblao 1600.00. Waaher Indoor-outdoor boarding fa· 1979 Cadiloc Coupa Oa· room home · in Pomeroy; Furnlohad room. t126 . Utili· and dryer good. running cilltl10. Engllah Cocker Spo· \rille. dirk brown e•torior Part -time help wanted, One up. Coii1 -614·BB6-7311 . niol puppieo. Coli 814·3BB· and Interior, exceHentc:ondi· ineulated. stove and refriger- tlea, renge, ref. Shere bath. condition. t200.00. day 1 week. Must be able to 'ator providad.Storm win· 9790. Men only. 919 Sec .. Golllpolion. will aacriftca. Coli rype, file, & an~;wer the 3 bdr. ranch . city achoal. dowo. $185 .00 pluo Hi:ur· 882-3283. Set of weather guard .tool telepho~e . Call 446-4109 . utilitlll, carport, deck, ca - ity deposit . Sorrv~ no lio. 448 -4418 altar 8 p.m. boxea. includes cro11 box Dragonwynd C1tt"ery Ken ~ ble. 833.600. Call 448· children or pets. Phone and 2 aide bo••• for eight nal. CFA Himoloyon. Perolon 19SO Toyote Corolla, 4 dr. Mature ledy to babyolt in my 7144. 814-992-6282 ovanlngo or 46 Space for Rent foot bad. Phone evenlngo ond Sloinoaa kitttno. AKC ~eluxe. alt. power lteerlng • home, eveninga, older lc;ids. 1- -- - - - - - - Chow pupploo. Cell 614· br1k11 , auto , AM-FM Soturdoyo. 614-992-6832 . . Csll 446-2188 . Real cute Middleport home. 446-3844 after 7 . coUIIIo. auggaotad raton real Bargain Pricell Cell In Middleport, 3 bedroom Mobjle homo lot. t76 water (Coal Delivered) good lump book t4,480 ooklng U,BIIO Boy Scouto of Amoricli·· 614-992-6941 . houoe. New kitchen. Coli poid. 4th • Nell. Gollipolla. house co11 1 to 7 ton. call Spoclol Price- AKC regia· or 8 .0.. Coli 448-8098 adult applicant• fo r summer 1- - -- - - - -··lc304·882·2B11. Jim Lanier 876-7397 or tared Cocklr Sponlel pup· leave me11age·. Coli 441· 3B44 oftar 7PM. cemp director. program di- For sale or . lease-6 room plea. buff In color. Coli 304-676-1247. rector, l»u1ina11 manager, h · R H'l p 814·3BB·9766. 1971 Grond Prix. Auto· cookl. lifeguard. June 16ousetn 018 tl, omeroy. ,.42:-iic)tiiji;jHcjffl,;;COUNTRY MOBILE 'Homo 614-678-2613. H nMtlc. runs good and look• Porlc. Route 33. North of ARMY SURPLUS . Som July 27. Apply 733 7th 1- - - - - - - - ome1 ood . UOO.OO. Coli 1114· Pomo,oy. urr Iota. Call Somervillit'J,· East of Ra- AKC RIUiotarad Chlhuahuo. Ave .. Huntington , Wv 3 bedroom houM for 1811 or for Rant Coli e14-388-9532 . 82-7403. venswood 7 miles lold 814· 992-747 . . 25701 . ront. Coll614-992 -7368. 1- - - - - - - - - Route 211 Now ERA. open 3 bdr. trailer, 2 betho, In Fri, Sat, Sun 1 :00· 7:00 . Call AKC moll Bolton Tarrlor.S 74 Volkoowogen BUIJ . Exc . Vaughana Cardinals will II' ol' F month• old, all ihota and cond. low mllaoga. 304· take epplications for cuato - 61 IP 11 erry 8 year old Evergreen, 3Yz mi. from In order 304-875-3334. For Lease houoa broke. 304·67&· 1711-1288. mer relation positions of brick ranch, 4 car garage, Holzaro. Doyo 448·1323. 49 d '43.000.00. Phone 304· even 814-246·9170. . Firewood. ell hard wooda. 7979. cas h11r an carry·out on 876-8861. 1977 Buick Century 4-D. oplit, dollvered ond IIICkad Friday, Saturday, Sunday ~:~~~~;i~;;;;= p·o, p· b. olr. V·l, A1· 2 bdr. unfurn. 12x80. 1A: mi . Apt. for ieue, overlooking Uti .OO. 304·876-11773. and Monday. At Vaughana city porlc. LR. kltchan,otovo. paat HMC. Coll448-438g or Condition . 304-87&·1385. Cardinal. 32 Homes I ,11111 ~"!It'll''' rafrlg .• dining 1r01, 2 bdr .• Stokermatlc Stovea and 875-9780. beth. •190 mo. pluo utili· for Sale 1:i I,, ·:,lilt.~ 1gso Old a Cutll .. . Su· lmmedia'te opening for Stoklr Fu!necao. Jock Hag· promo, po. pb. 304·876· 7 rm. houH unfurnt.hed. t110. Coli PJ' 448·1818. clerk· treasurer position for 1 -----~---­ erty. Rodcllff. Ohio. 814· 15113. 889-3482 . village of Rutland. Send Alao 4 room cottar fur· Ave. resume to Mayer John Miller NEW AND USED MOBILE nlohld. 66 Gorflel '80 Monte Corio Landou, Must h1ve referencea. by Thursdey, January 3. HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· Cobbege Potch Praemia. 61 Farm Equipment VB. auto, PB. Pl. AC. AM , 1986. Box 262 Rutland. t100. 304-1711·1498. lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. dlfro-. tilt whlll • 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, 2 bdr. wisher-dryer. atove. Jlvldon'o Form Equipment BEST KEPT SECRET IN RT 36. PHONE 614-448· refriger1tor. 1 ~Til. from 61 Houaehold Goods Firewood. t20.00 pickup Veer End Sola on -rythlng 304-871·1288. hoopltol, t200 mo.. t200 AMERICA··Army National 7274. load. •30.00 delivered. Call in 9tockl Long tractora, 304-458-172S. Guard . Join and you have a 1 - - -- - -- - - - dap. Coli 448--13114. VerrMer round baler. rak11. 1g79 ·Pontiac Bonnevillo Rid ond gold plaid twaod goodpert-timecarur--good 14x70 Richard.on, 3 bdr., taddlta. m-•· round blla Brougham. exc cond, For rent 2 bdr. & 3 bdr. couch end chair. Fair cond. Firewood. will deliver, I bunk f - . bell movaro, 1-d. 814,441·1015 or b en e f i t • . - m o n t h 1y 1 1f2 bath. •e.ooo will teke 304-11711-8375. phone 304-8711-2897. poychock··NO LAYOFFS . car ortruck ontrode. Maybe trollar. Coli 448-3371 . w1gona. roto·tllera, totary 448-41S2 orrytlma. 304·676-3960 or 1-BOO· kept on privote lot If precuttaro. dloc. plowo. bltdiO. 1 g7e Chryolor Cordobo, 842-3619. tarred. Call 814-2811-1393. 3 bdr moblla homo.convl· com- ~---------..1.---------..., poll driver. wood-opllttaro. 304·878· 1881 . !'letely furnlohed. Do po-!·Wolharo. plpa gotoo. JOIN THE LEADER. The Mull aall. 12x811 Torch, 2· 3 nient locotlon on Rt. 7. Coli ey verv lme •••dora. grlnd.. ·mluro. '84 VW convortlobla. Boho 2411·1181S. New AVON. Dramatic new bedroom. unfumiehed. lnWhHI Hor11lewn & gordon Hmings plan, profeulonal eludes ttorm windowe and tractono 8o 111 typaa of lug Body, corpatad. t3.000 2 ~droon, mobile horne. new ...., treil)ing, meke up, screene . Call 814· •48wood-bumen. s.. ue for 1 or beat offer. 304-6711· 2135 liter 8:00 PM. Noturll goo hoot. Roclne cofor enalysia. unlimited 7132. complete llna of porto • .. w groW1h potantlol. Coli 1-~-------­ oroo. Coli 614-992-11818. llrYicll now 304·675-1429 or 304· 12x65 mobila homo, 2 bdr .. Ulld equipment: MF 115. 1878 Z· 2B. 304-8711-2714 344-0724. now carpal. w..har I dryer, 12x80. two bedroom, quilt MF 150, MF 160 w·loadar, or 304·8711·11177, AC. ltovo • rafrlg. oil locotlon. partlolly furnlahld . 2-MF-60. Ford 3000. Ford .100.00 dopoalt. t178.00 Help Wanted • resident dropao. outolda diCk w· 801 Workmo-. 5 r~und par month. Col 814·112· meneger and or malnte- Indoor outdoor corpat • beklro. 2-aquora bolero. 3 72 , Truck• fdr Sale 5S34 oftar 1:00 pm. nenca C:Ot.lple or per.on for otonge bldg. Coll441·1805 rellu. rnoWift, 1·hrtblne, omoll 24 unit •r.rt· oftorll. rotary cutt8ra, plowo blada. 1g7s Chavralet a.-11. Double ·duplex In Middle· ment complex. RiVer end .,_~I corn plontor • grovlly 4 4 1'8 PI lUI0 t1 Place. Now H..,.., Wilt -utlful two -.oom with port. Ona -room unltl. • wo:on. Jividen '1 Form - • • out• hubl. • •' "· .,_ eac. oond .. Vlrglnlo. land '-rno to: two full batho on 4 IC,... W1ter 1nd fur...,u pment .. 11.000 1111. Con 814-3117· Ccii!>nlol ArMrloan D101alop· Many oxtrao . Country living niahld. Plrtlllly fu,..hld. mont Corporotlon. 380 on hill alii. nz.ooo ondwll •10.00 depdllt ftiOIIIII'Y· Grovely -tor with m - ' 7140 · Iouth Fifth ltrwt; Colum- flnanaa. 11 mllao from Mid· t121i.OO month ond I aully. C.ll441·8t31. 1177 leigo lh-.cl PU bot-o•hlo 43211. · dloport. Call 8 14· 742 · t140.00 mo. Coll814·112· Sola-1111·1111 truck, . I'Unl ••• , Col 448· 2:132. 23g4. Neod _ , . to cora for love now on Form Equip· 1718· aldarly mon In hlo homo. 0111 m~nt. N- lnd ulld 77 c -~- u ole 304-.71-33311. 1,000 poa. TJaller lood· of 11 hln..... ~ tontru • , F 8 eyl, AC. 1'1. Pl. good berb w Iro .- Jl m • •rm .....,.tl:.' 104·171·2883 ott.. Equipment C - . Rt. 31 1:00 W.. Oolllpollo. Oh. CIH 441· g777 or 441·2414. 1171 Ford ploku llood ..,..,.. 304·111-fiu o. One 11,000 W OeMrow. 171·2481. ·lo.,._ 18111 off cl!lve. ld· ........ 11141 ._... for eldetty; Spanial around Jericho Road and Rt. 2 vicinity, . ' 1978 Chl)l'oltt llazar 4 • whMI drlv<l. 310 engine. UIOO. Co11441-7141 lltar SWAIN , AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Olive St .. Oollpollo. lliew • uold wood-cool lloveo; 8 pc wood LR oulta t39g, bunk - · •198. ontron rocllnero •9g, ulld bedroom ~~0=··::~:~::~:-::::::::::~:::::::::::;::::::~ ========= ·. 74 }14otorcycles 18BO KlwoHkl KDX-400. Good opndltlon, tiOO.OO. Clll 814-985·3949. • Kowoalld KX 420 dirt bike. llko now. Aoklng lncl~dlng halmot. 304-875· 8022. •aoo. 76 · Boata and Motors for Sale Low· UM Jlig John 14 ft. john - t . 18 HP Mercury motO< with troller end ICC. Coll448·2322. 76 Auto Parta a. Acceaeoriea Porta, good condition for •' 19e3 oklo ·gs. Two roar dobra. one alldlng aida door •~ for 1877 chovy von. Coli •': 304· 773·111111 . :' 79 Motora Homea Campers ,a. For So;.: 186B Bonnor :· camper. IIHPI · 8 , aelf- ;, contolned. good condition. •, u.aoo. Call 814-218- : 8841 or 114· 21i1·187B. ' . -------···- '. 81 Home Improvement• lo--------- !:::========= GASOLINE ALLEY Morcum Roofing • Spout· lng, Now lnot.lllng rubber roofe. 30 yeera experience. opaclolizlng In built up roof. CoH 114-3S&·gSII7. Th 'II It E -r T' t---------,-=--..;:-------,1 •-Y ••••1• oleo I apl:l '""''· Coli 114-112·10 I . ,. ~ t.'2W£*ii.il~ ~~~:f'.._ tniolc G.C. J04. 1 :00.11 . _ _ __ ~ ~:..;.....:_;_ Walt's giving up his pipe! H • 8 Homo lm-amantl vinyl & olumlnum aiding, roofing, "!'ml- guttaro. ltorm wlndowa, owrhlng. Cal 814-387-0409 or 814· 387-7244 . eASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondttionellttetime guarlnt•. Local referMioel furnlohod . Frt1 lltlmataa. Cell colloct 1·814-237· 0488. 8 o.m. to li p.m. Rogers laaemen "t Woterprooflng. 'If' ~~ Roofing. guttaring, plding, plumbing. corpontry work and concrete work. Frw ·•· eotlmat... Coll448·3171 . Iron Horaa Bulldera. Form I Commercial Polo 81dgo. 814·332- 9745 Collect . , Winter opt: 30X40X9 with ' ' 15 • trock door • mon door: ••~ •112at aractad. ·• RON'S Telavioio,~ 8arvica. Bpaclollzing In Zenith and Motorola, Oul!llr, and houao calla. Coli 304-578· 2398 or 814-448-2454. Evening Television Listings':".--------....;;......-,.....-----------------------------~'..'": 12/31 /84 Hustler' Necessarily tho Newo· team IHIOJ MOVIE·. ·c-· sented from the Louosiana be he k' •.4c.:..._ ==;~~~~C:=== 9 :30 • (J) Newhart George ,__. Superdome in New Orleans, comes of · the recalls the major events of Creek' disco. (R) t : EVENING 1 fonds romance woth the sis· 1984. • IMAXl MOVIE: 'Tho LA. (I) Nova (CC) 'Salmon on 7:00 .G (f) PM Magazine tar of his best f!iend . Outch. IMAX] Go-Go' I at tho Compleot Beet~..· 0 •(I) (jJ Flaahbeagla. the Run .' The powe<and de... Com GD Bowl ~review ~ 8:30 (f) Rlflarnln Chorile Brown Snoopy lermination of the selinon .... .... . . Cil Here a the Bridal 10:00 8(1) 61otAnnuel o.--e (f)~~n •u•m leads a doubla ~fe when he . 1 30 Spor11Cantor Bowl p red -"" Auto Racing '84 Cover· ., "l' IOQ Fetty Trao Trimming, atump removaL Call 304·1175 · 1331 . ..:. ~ m ~ ~ '1!:ertalnment "" RINGLES'S SERVICE, e•· peri anced c.rpenter. electrl· clan. ma80n. IJIIInter. roof- &,"' =::!Wheel .. of Fortuna 8 of Fortune Ing Clncludlnl hot tar oppllcotlon) 30 -171i-20S8 or 1175·7388. (I) CD> MocNeii!Lohrer Nowshour . . (I) <». ~:;:..., 0 Rotlry or cable tool drMIIng. Molt -II• comploted aam1 7 :30 . . (f) Tic TIC Oough m NFL' I Graotut Mo· "" me-: 1983 NFL Year in Review. . (I) Hlth Chlparrol (]) G (I) FamHy Feud (JJ J_.-dy ""'Wheel of Fortune (jJ Pra-Geme Show .WKRPinCinclnnati IHIO) Freggle Rock llaoketball: 8 :00 • (f) Col-e •• KaM. n. Kentucky at Loulavllle Cl d 3J~IFootbell: 1984 BluebonAOt Bowl . TCU -. w· en V'-lnlo from •• .... TX (]) Bowl Spec... ...., li1at Annual Orange "-' Bowl Peroda 0 (I) (it Scarec:row and Mro. King Lee. Amanda and e visiting British agent set day. Pump H ..l and "rvl· COl. 304-896-3802. 82 Plumbing & Heating l . ,.' i CARTER '.& PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine 'Golllpollo, Ohio Phone 814·441 · 38SB or 114-441·4477 JIM'S PLUMBING 8o HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, Box 31111. Golll· polio. Colll14-317·0871. 83 Houa-. Excavating Good-1 bcovlting, beoa· menta, foot.,a, drfvewaye, oaptlc tonka. landocaplng. Coli onytlma 814-448 4537, Jamao L. Oovloon. Jr. out to capture the aples who are responaible for the attempt to ate!llthe plana to a oophlsticated fighter plana. 160 min .l owner. (I) 84 Great Perform · .nc": Live from Uncoln Cent0< N- Ye8r''a Eve Gela Kathleen Battle. Electrical 81' Refrigeration Shlomo Minz. Emmanuel Ax and the New York Phlher· monic Orchestra celebrate SEWING Mochlno rapalro. thaNewVoar . (2hro.l MrYica. Authorized Singer •McConniolc liJ Hardclatte • larry Gatlin SoiH 8o Service Shorpan &elnora. Fobrlc Shop, Pomeroy. 814·992·2284. 86 [jj) ponrey• a man who has tMoen oontto priaon for mur· dlr and who ia betng hunted down by. hlo former esoo· cilt... (tiO min.) General Hauling r..,g~: T= Jomoo loyo Woter Sorvlca . Aloo poolo flllld . Coli 814· 211B · 1141 or 114-448· 1171 or 114·448·7g11 . ctorlotltaiow. W11tVIrtllnlll IHIOI MOVIE: 'Tile Man Who Loved ICC) IMAXI BCTV: 8econcf Co!nlnll The llugloo con· Kan 'a Woter 8arvlco. Wello, alll..na. poolo filled. Pho~a 814· 317-0823 or 114-3877741 night or day. tn. whh apaclally-oditld 87 w-· ancorea featuring thl beat okot-. of tho Htlricol ..,. in. 8:30 (I) MOVIE: 'The Benny Geed,_ Story' IMAXI - - d - " ' 8tlow !1:00 700 Club MOVIE: · - Anlmll' MOVII: 'Held Upholatery 1 !.V.=.::~ . K.-· TRISTATE UPHOL8T!IIY IHOP 1113 8oc. Ave., Gelllpollo. 114·448· 7133 or 814·441· 1833. t '• ' ' • - • and unov..tfui Yoat'o Evo. • ~ MOlliE: 'Big Red A--• ! "".., ·~ r t~ rt ~· ~. 0 ..., (I) a ,.,. ,._ i::,.y .. ""' .....,.nay and (I) ® Marie Ruoaell'a '84 Mark. Russell provides a ~~';'.;.ca!.,-:.lysis oft he news (HIO) Robert Klein: Child of the ' !lOa • Man of the '80a Comedian · h II Roben Klain returns wit a ·new comedy routines 10 30 (f) T . Boon : ogether: •• (I) Spaces CD> Jou Comet Home to Newport • H_., Now Year from ~ 11 ' 00 !!WN (J)CJJ CJ: Q (J)!lJ . "" . _ ()) 8111 Cooby Show (I) Big 8ondo Now Yaar'o E 18o -,_,... n-.,.. w o.d'e ,Army IH80lWIIie Nillaon'o New Y-'sEwPortyAinginthe new yo..- with WiUje and friends at this down-home bosh in Houston. Te•os . 1 1 :308 Cil New Year's Eve Nltht of ~---dy . -·~ ~ '-of Groucho "'-' SportoCentw (J) eGJDickCiark'a New (I) Yeer'e Rocldn' Eve ·as Priscilla Barnes and Adrian Zmed join Dick Clark spd musical guests Jermeine Jackson, Borrv Manilow . Ronnie Milsap. Night Ran· ger, Scandal and J ohn Waite 10 ring In the new m Newo/Sicln Off 1:45 IHeol Billy Cryst.l · A ~1c.;.: '-:i~~ly li;:."";,~ comic chlracters . ~~ F~ 2:00 in ConC1rt 2 :30 (f)lltondle (I) MOVIE: ' N'-'-t .,... DeY' 2 :45 IHIOJ ~Joe PiiCOpo •nw Spacial Jrnn Joe and spec ial guest Eddio Murphy a s they present innovative sketches . and stand-up comedy I'OU· tines. 3 :00 Cll700 Club IMAXJ Ouort_, ln t Concert 3 ' 30 CD SPGrtaCentor 3:45 (Heol Cortin - r -18 • •• ,..,. Take a look ot lifo Carlin· styifl . 4 :00 CDBntKicltlof'84 . PKA FuMContactK~r~rte IMAXJ MOVIE: Parte' · (f) Root "-ley • year . j90min.) (l] IHt of C..... Tonight's gueJtJ are Linda Ronstedt and Richlrd Bania· --Jj O(J) <lD CBS' t'-YNew A - . Hoot Andy WiNioms welcomes in the city 11 Don'tkid G (f) (JJ 0 - Bowl : N - va. 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(]) • (jJ ABC Nows (CC) .Iii ()) (I) N~hCtlyBS NowaB I "' Ul Mil ~oport8ody Elec:tric • Ona Dly at a Time 7 :00 (f) Hera Come tho Brideo CD SportoCentO< ZFP HXW ZFP . - GTO GT FOD APB 'B C Yalenllly'a cryp'aQWk : THE 11IE EARTH, BUT 1'HEY'I.I. C SOON AS THEY COME INTO ;!J'I\"1\1(\WJ'! w-r ,,..... HIFPXW I F WPSDIO 1l AY INHERIT ·•c.MEEXAS !lANCE.- ..... . "' .... . . ..-" ··•"'] io/hi '' "'.!" . ..: ..• ...... •. ('!. �1984-85 GIRLS MEIGS GlaLS VAIIII'I'Y Nov. 1'7-Trllllble TVC PrevtNov.n-Butem Nov. lt-Fneral Hooldag Dec. 1-At MIDer Dee. I-Nel8oavllle-York Dec. 11-At Vbl&oa County Dee. 11-At Trimble Dec. 1'7-Belpre Dec. 10-At ·Alexaader Jan. 1-Warrea Local Jaa. '7-At Welllton Jan. 11-At Federal Hocklllg Jan. 11-MUier Jaa. It-At Eutera Jan. 17-At NellonvUie·York Jaa. II-VInton County Jan. It-Trimble Jan. 18-At Belpre Feb. t-Aiexander Feb. t-At Warren Local Feb. 7-,Wellaton EASTERN GIRLS Date-Oppoaeat Nov. 11-Federal Hooldag Nov. 1'7- At Melp Dec. B-At Fort Feye Dec. 1-At Kypr Creek Dec. 18-Nortb GaiDa Dec. 11-At Haaaa Trace Dec. 1'7-At Federal Hocldag Ju. 18-At ~them Jaa. lt-Melp Jaa. 1'7-At Southwestern Jaa. Zt-Kyger Creek Jaa. 11-Fort Feye Jail. 18-Fort Feye Jaa. 11-At Atbeull Ju. Sl-At North Gallla Feb. 4-Waterford Feb. '7-Haanaa Trace Feb. 11-Soutbern Feb. 11-Marletta Feb. 14-SouthweRtem EASTERN GIRLS I SOUTHERN GIRLS Dee. 1-At Trimble Dec. 1-At N9rlll GaUia Dec. 11-At-Galllpolll Dec. ll-8oatllweatem Dec. II-A& Kypr Creek Ju. '7-At Atbeae Jan. 11-Baateta JID. 11-Trlnable Jan. 1'7-At Bauaa Trace Jaa.II-GaiUpolla Jaa.li-A&b.raa. 11-At Beatbweetem Feb. '7-Kypr Creek Feb. 11-AT Butem Fell. 11-Haanaa Trace ' SOUTHERN GIRLS MEIGS GIRLS PAM DOUTHin ION LOGAN Head Coach . Head Coach DUllE LEE • HILTON WOLFE, JR. Head Coach KIM GIUESEI Asst. Coach Asst. Coach BOYS EASTERN BOYS VARSITY Date-Opponent Nov. 2'7-Federal Hooldng Dec. 7- Kyger Creek Dec. 14-At North GaiDa Dec. 21-Haanaa Trace Dec. 2'7-Wahama Holiday Tourney Dee. 28-At Federal Rocklllg Dec. 19-Walwna Holiday Toumey Jaa. 11-Solltben Jaa. 18-At Sontllweatem Jaa.lt-Waliama Jaa. !2-At P'kenburg Catb. Jaa. 25-At KYler Creek Jaa, zt-At Fort Fl')'e Feb. 1-Nortll Gallla Feb. 8-At Haanaa Trace Feb. 9-Fort Frye Feb. It-Waterford Feb. 15-At Sou&llem Feb. ZZ-Soutllweatem Nov. II-Atbna Nov. II-MIOer Dec. 4-At Nelaonvllle·York Dec. '7-VInton County Dec. 11-Trlmble Dec. 14-At Belpre Dec. 18-Aiexaader Dec. 11-At Warren Local Dee. 18-At Athens Jaa. t-Wellaton Jan. 8-Federal Hooldng Jan.ll-At MOler · Jan. 15-NelaonvUie-York Jan. 18-At VInton County Jan. 11-At Trimble Jan. 11-Belpre Jaa. It-At Alexander · . Feb. 1-Warren Local Feb. 8-At WeUston Feb. 15-At Federal-Hocking Nov. 14-At Galll)joH1 Det'l. 1-At W~ord Dec. 7-Nortb GaiDa Dec. 14-At Southwestern Dec. 15-MUier Dec.ll-KYJer Creek Dec. 1'7-Peeblei-At OU Convocltlon Center) Dec. 19-Soutbweetem Jaa. 4-Wahama Jan. 11-At Eute111 Jan. 11-Ravelllwood Jan. 18-Hailnaa Trace Jan. 25-At North GaUia Jaa. If-Waterford Feb. 1-Southwestern Feb. 5-At Raveuwood Feb. 8-At Kyger Creek Feb. 11-At Wallama Feb. 15-Butem Feb. 11-At Haanaa Trace EASTERN BOYS MEIGS BOYS SOUTHERN BOYS DENNIS EICHINGER . GREG DIU-I SOUTHERN BOYS MEIGS BOYS VARSITY Head Coach DON EICHINGER Asst. Coach • ·. CARL WOLFE Head Coach Mead Coach MKK CHILDS HOWIE CALDWEll Asst. Coach Asst. Coach THIS ElK'S 8A ES MEIGS MARAUDERS BOYS Jaw. 4 W1ll1ten, H11111 Jan. 1-F-ral HOcld~~g, Jan. 11-Miller, Away GIRLS H11111 Jaft. 3-Warrtn Local, Hollie Jan. 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