http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1d426f9e3bd80d8714eb584db943f3ad.pdf 710c064ac9da2da848c61071975055a6 PDF Text Text ' ' . • e WINTHROP en tine YWUO,Ne. 151 c I Soctlon, 12 PitH 15 Cents ~~~~~"~'--------------------------------~P;om;~~~~· ~M~Id;d;le:po;rt~,~O:h:lo:,:M:o:nd:a~y~,N:o:v~•m::~:r~1:6,~1~98:1~----------~------~--_;A~M~ul~llm~M~Ia~ln~c.~N~-~·~._ r .Everyone affected .. GOv. Rhodes signs tax package COLUMBUS, Ohio (APJ - Ohio's blaeat tu lA- ' II ...tllltO effect 8112:01 a.m. on Sunday, nearly _.went into effect Sunday, but ooly lhne live z f'" after lbe'lut pennanent budget uplred, · lllllee !Me a smaDer share ol .resldents' lnrome, ac- and hi"*'JeleiJ after the state's second lnterlmapencordlni to U.S. Ownber cl Commerce Department dJnR m - .,uecL i fllurel published by the Ohio AFI.CIO. Gov, J111111 A.1 llbodM ~ the long-delayed · "We ain't got no place to go,'; said Sen. Oliver ~ 111to law without ceremony at his Upper , Oeetell, D-Northfteld. "We'ra at rock botSGm." ~ ~. KC91"'IInnl to an aide. Ohio realdents pay 9.4 pefcent Of their personal ~ft. Alii llh 'ell±"'ra blUed the increaae as a 1 perccme in llate and local lues, according to the cllaJn. cent boall, It II, Ill effect, a 1.1 percent hllte in sales tax, tier'aflsUraa. '· a~ 1o aflldlla at the Ohio Department ol But lll&t 8IUI didn't keep conswners from di~ Tullien. IIUle deeper into ~lr pocketa to sheD out more In' ,'1'111 tu dlpartment sent letters to several hilndred tu and pay it on mora lteJ:na. if!.V!a• retallin througlloat the state saying !he tax Tile billion tu package is part ollhe new 'IU In lloct sed from "a braclleled 4 petcent to a bracket IIIDion llale budget that will operate state govenunent U pWtwl" for the nat two years. ~ Illrnlnl• admlnillrator of the Sales and Excise creue •u 11M: new tax was referred to as a one-cent lncreaae becaUBe "it is a heck Of a lot simpler to talk of a penny T111: Divildon of !he Ohio Department of Taxation, was Wl&ble to explain the apparent di4crepency between what la'OIIIIIken advertised as the tax increase and the lll:tual effective rate. ''I can't answer; I'tn not one of the legislators," Deming said. • Ohio Senate President Paul E. PU!mor said Satur· day, "It's lair to say the new taxexceeds5 percent, but baslcaDy ills a I percent increase." According to GU!mor, the old 4 percent rate actually was more than that at certain levels. For eumple, the old tax tnS three ceniiJ.tlll aU Items which sold for 52 cents to 71 cents, be saJcr.· U someone bo~ an item for 52 cents, the threecent lu obviously amounted to more than a 4 percent tax, Gillmor said. increase than a 1.1 percenllncraaae,'' he added. Consumers will bear !he brunt of the higher sales taxes. Smokers, for exampie, will be paying about ~ five-cents a pack more for cigarettee. Soda pop, drawn , from the fountain at fast food restsuranta or sporting events, may cost at least another peOU!y and as much as 6,5 cents more than belora Sunday. · Now falling under the sales tax law are labor on · repairs, including automobiles and home improvements as well as car '11'88hes. Corporations, insurance companies and public utill!ies have also been affected. But they are expected to pass as much of their higher costs as poosible on to conswners. Wall caves in, 47 people killed MERIDA, MEXICO, - Part of an old cement wall 81I1TGIIIIdlng a bullring caved In, collapsing the wooden lllanda In l1'GIIt of it and ldJllnc at leut 47 people at a polltlcal raUy, a Red Croas "P'*-man npll'lal. . "We have counted f1 bodle8 In five booJpltalll and two Red en. i ststlona', and we haue a list of appmlmately 50 people Injured, a lot of themaerloualy," the Red Crou dUly Olftcer said. ' Tbe lladlum was three-fourtha filled by about 15,000 people 1Jt- · tending !he cloaing raUy late Sunday afternoon of Gen. Graclllano Puce Pinzon's campaign for. governor of Yucalln State. Tbe wall . collapaed u the itneral was speaking, the Red Crou man said in a telephooe Interview. An investigation was begun to detennlne the cause of the collapee. Priscilla's Po ~L~fT PA93 THIS UP.' r,,. euTTER FOOT MA~ER.! A COW5INA110N CHU~· AND · YOU HAVE NO 5ALES Nito!STANCii!i. AT f..J.J.! wEQ c:iOIN<& L'ANKRUPT' f "Chinese tell Reagan of woes . ITS A COMF'UL510N r SEE WHENEVER THE WORD •5AJ..E'' I JUST HAVE 10 6UY.' COW: Gl! LET~ PEKING - Chinese olflclals told a U.S. delegstloo today that Qllna laces great economic problems and needs ICiftigJI tno lila, technology and money. , · Vice Premier 110 Yibo mlode !he stallllments at the opeWI& of die SlnO.u.s. JQint Economic Commijtee •ht"' welct ••c • a.U• U.S. TreasUry Secretary Donald T. Regan, who heads the Am1rican deleptlon. Regan arrived Sunday. · "Certaln dlfflcultlea still exist in our economy,'' 110 said. "11:ey are mainly energy and transportation and commllllicatlon and camot · match the demands of national economic development." He aaid China lags in light industry and agriculture, and 1.1 bMet by poor management, scanty consumer goads and hilb production colla. HAZEL aJME BACK.' COME. TAKE A WALK, AND YOU CAN TALK A80JT IT.' " GAS WELL F1RE- A gu weD beiDg driOed Oallle D. JIGie pnperty, · Sbarw Hollow, above RadDe, bJ C 6 D Dr11Jit1 Co., was purpooely lplted S.lanlay atpt dole t.lloe alllllllll of gu tllalwu JIO¥riDI from lloe well aeeaerdlal 18 GeGqe AckerMI, ;apea wllor. Aebnea alated at · Z,Mieelllley atarled P''*IDC ap PI ud at%,11811 feet tile &Miaa'eued 10 mudlllley bad ta qalt drllliJIC. Actr u' fed tbet Ia arder to keep the pa frem spreading 1llroug7o tbe area, It wuoeeesaary ta lplk!IL 'l1le 'gas spreading tbroupoool lbe valley eooold bave poled a ~ problem U lpored, Ackenoa added. Tbe "eU burned aPJII'OSlmalely 1! hoan before heavy salt water wu poured oa the lire Ia exllJigalab lL Tile property Is leased by J. D; DrllllDg. Tile RadDe Fire Departmeat wu caUed to protect equlpmeul al tbe well aile.- (Katie Crow pbolo) . Paisley ignores plea for calin BACK! Five hurt in wrecks . ' I . ' BElFAST, Northern Irel,and- 'lbe Rev. Ian Palaley rejected the Britllh BOVernment's plea lor calm and called for a 111M ~ government demonstration In response to the ala~ by the IRA of a fellow Protestant member of Parliament. "R will be Ullller'a day of action - we know ~ we haw Ill deal with," said the milltsnt Protestant leader In calllnll for tha .am-. · stratlon nat Monday to protest the murder Saturday of the Rl!Y. IUibert Bradford. Pa1aley told hla congregaljon Sunday there would be a "sl.o::dowll" with the Briti.llliovernment and that Prime Mlnistsr Marpnt 11:at~ WOOIId be "lallllht aleaaon." · · ''The psople we have to deal with are the 1epr untaUWI of a treacberous government, from the Secretary of State (for lfonhem Ireland James Prior) to every member of that gouemment," PaJaJey said. "Those are the men who are placed In Ulaler to destroy 111. Thole Five people were injured in separate wc'ekend accidents in the area Investigated · by the GalllaMelgs Post Of the stale highway patrol. The patrol said a vehicle driven by .Barbara J . Brawley, 34, Vinton, was northbound on Clark Church Road, two-tenths of a mUe north of Rt. 150, at 2:50 a.m. Sunday when the auto went off !he left side of the road. II then struck an embankment and overturned, the report said. Injured were Brawley and a pasaenger, . Roger Brawley, 26, Vinton. Barbara Brawley was apparenUy not treated, but Roger Brawley wali taken to · Holzer Medical ~nter by the Gallia jContinued on page 12) ue the men lpliolt whom we mull struggle.'' ·· IW'Gld McCulkei', anoti. Protestant member of the Ho111111f Comtram Northern Ireland, caned for a province-wide, -.hour strike during Bradford's funeral on Tuesday. I Astronauts begin week of briefings EDWARDS AFB, Calli. - A.atronauta Joe El¢e IIIII Ricblfdtruly began a week ollntenalve debrieflngs llillllly on Ill* two-cllo;t Man dies in farm accident . flilbt aoo.rd tbe space shuttle, while tecbnlcJenl prepared tile Co!WI!h!e fir its tiMrd bip In March. ""nlere'U probably be a lcq briefing .-ion on electriclty," pee · agency spokesman Olarles Redmond aid Sunday at the SpaCe Ce::tei In HOUlton, noting the flilbl of the 1._ winCed roeketsblp cut ~rom live days to two because a bettaey-Uiulluel cell lalled. . '1'111 Colwnbta returned to ~ on Saturday, laridlng IIIDOithly In Callfor;;ia's Mojave Desert and bec:omlnlthe lint vehlde to eomplete more tben one IVOIRd-trip Into space. J._, ''I'M IOMY MA'AM, WI DON'T HAYe IHOfiiiiiN8CARTII ,, . I . WI UMIACKPAC1<81" . · , "ANOTHIRH~WAHr Nffvn.MIN IN , T TION...RIQim'' May consider new tax hikes . WASHINGTON - U.S. unompiO)'illaiiiiiiY nturD to a ; I 'thi ld War D peak ol t pere&ot before PneWieo!t JleapD'I IM"'"""' llllrt - - - - to procD:e ~ economic arowtb. tbe ~ Ill tbe 1'1 'f ll'ao.mrttllfBconllnleAdvllnaUISundly. '1'111 aflldal,lilurrl)' Wet"""-Ulo a11o lndlcatad lbe 111m! I I Ilion iil8l' beft lo cionlldlr.new lu lncr II I for 1JIII 111111 ltM Ill lblt .. =• badlet clllk!ta. Wt''g&ro cllclared bil total conrt •Ia b Rnpn 1 P • d« jMGifW wben i.udabout the l!lleplkW! i1ji II ~by IJiidll'*torDmdAStriJneninl'l lllluineartlelep'n""lutn& -~ '~te weather foiecuts · lntbe=· ' .......,. clo8lll tatd&bl and TueldaJ. ' -5 ...... 1' 7 y. LOw. ........... ..... a.neellfl'llll. . . . . . . , . . . . ... wert.i710mpb.,_l ..., . . ~ p 1 -, 'Oitllh.uut_;W......,IIIIsehl'r!da1:hlrWed: . ''I DON'T KNOW AIOUT \'OUR MUICilt.IUTTHI ~ . IN YOUR FOIIIEHIAO AJIII MUCH ~I" 7IJ a.-111 •••• Tbaa P&.r.lllJII!uddrr~ 11111111t1t ,..P vnwr art Jlllbllllt!lll•w 7 ltr,mH • • • · · • ' - 7:r..:JIIIdtoQiriii,.,.,.~«'IOitollw• .W1 5 _ .f f.~ '11uoc71J 1!141llw IO...,.r ''!"'Il'' . ,, .' ,, Claude Olin Reilmlre, 40: of. 1458 Nye Ave., Pomeroy, was kllled about 6· p.m. Friday when he wu caught in a romblne while wortdng In Sutton 'fwp. Meigs Sill!rlff James J. Proffitt said Reitmlre '11'88 working with the combine in a cornfield on the Lee farm when he became caught In the grain hopper. ApparenUy his clothing got caught on !he auger and he was pulled Into the macldnery. He '11'88lilled some 12 feet to the top of the machine as he became wrapped in !he equipment. He '11'88 found by his brother who called lor help. 'Deputies Manning Mohler and Jim Soulaby, on caU in !he Baal:an · area,aarrlved at the I!Ceae jlllt before · the Racine Emergency • Squad. · It took aeveral minutes to cut the victim._ from lhe eqwpm:ent,the deparlment said. Racine Squad membera adminlslered CPR and transported Rellmlre to Vete:rau . Memorial Hoapital, where be - . Neal Ialand at 5 p.m. W.w-lly. pi'Oi!OIIl!Ced dead upon arrival. Tbe tug pushing the barges wu the Pt was reported that the comtltld ,In whli:b Mr. Reilmlre- Wlll'klnB . ·~7Jlllan G" out of Belle Vernon, Pa. (Continued on page 12) was rented to James Clrde. Rat!ine ·m an said .missing, may b~ Ohio,River victim I · ......... to I I(IGry tn IJandaTa Rani o.d Nnw, tbe .ardlllr • Racial man wbo appartDIIJ dro:tned in tha 01t1o Rlwr ~ • ~ "' ' �.. I , Ohio For the record. Pag-2-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, November,,, 1fl1 Corn111entary No-r-. ....,.. l'tliladelphla ll. Boltlmono " SLLDuia :u, Buffalo 1 Green Bay !1, Chlcqo 17 Denver Jl, Tamp~ Ba)' 1 Wuliam F. Brickley Jr. lncredihle---~-----.....!..·-------~ In the August issue of Encounter ma8azine, the author Robert Elegant wrote a long piece 'called ''A ·Reporter Looks Back at tho Vietnam ;war." This is not, though it might :JrightfuUy be just that, a report in -turn on Mr. Elegant's report. Rather, it i· a report on a reaction to It so alarming, given the source, as to raise serious questions about the . balance of key American media per:.onnel. ': What Mr. Elegant said in his long tiSIIY was that the time had come to ·i-eview the implications of the job :·done by the press in reporting the Vietnam War. He believes that the reportirlg by th,e press had con. .Sequences arguably so critical as ac· luaUy to dic!ate the course of the -war. ~· it is a cliche that the Vietnsm war ~ lost as a result of poor policy decisions, by the government primarily, as also by the military. ljut wh&t was the role of the press in :Catal~g such decisions? - We are aU more or less familiar ~th the apparently endless furor :Caused by the American incursion !itto Cambodia in !970. That furor is, really, a creature of the press. It dated back to Inflamed reports on U. S. "escalation," and has evolved into the surrealislic notion that Henry Kissinger and Richard Nixon wer~ 'j!ersonally responsible for the death iind mutilation of a' couple of hun!ired Cambodians under Pol Pol. Elegant, for Instance, writes: "I believe it can be said (surprising as it may stJU sound) that South VIet· namese and American forces actually won the limited military struggle. They virtually crushed the Viet Cong in the South." Elegant goes on: " It is ... interesting to wonder whether Angola, Afghanistan and Iran would have occurred if Saigon had not fallen amid nearly universal odium- that is to say,IF the 'Vietnam Syndrome' for which the press (my view) was iargely responsible, had not affllcted the Carter ' administration and paralyzed American will." Reports from Vietnam, often by cor.respondents who were unschooled in the issues at stake and insensitive to the nture of the contending passions, were sometimes apparently written "to win the a~>­ probation of other correspondents in that insidiously collegal at· mosphere, (producing) reporting that was remarkably homoegeneous. Reporting Vietnsm became a closed, self-generating system sustained largely by the acclaim the participants lavished on each other in almost equal measure to the opprotrium they heaped on 'the Establishment,' a fashionably and very vulnerable target." Elegant gives example after example. He cites-the vulnerability of South Vietnamese corruption. He The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Sb'ftt Pomeroy, Ohio 114-9t!-Zl58 i DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEJGS.MASON AREA ,, alb ~ m~ qjv f"'T'"'L--L_ , _ • r-T"'1E!!!d ·-===r ROBERT L. WINGE'IT .... Publtllher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Gesleral Muager .U.b:t.lnl Publl1bet/Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. -New• EtUtor A. MEMBER of The A&SOClated Prn1, lalaod Dally Prell AlloeLitlo• aud lbe AmerkaD Newt~paper Pv.blllbtn AaodaUCIL 1..J!!TTEIUII 01" OPOOON art wekllllltd.......,. .._la be lell1 . .. , . ,.... kllll· AU letten are 1ubject to edlttq and must be 1lped yvltb Blme, lllldre~~aod &elepbollt' INmbfr. No na~lped leHen wUJ be publllhed. U!tten ll~tiUid be In good te1te, •ddrmiDg luun. u.t penooaiiU8. ' Rights on. Hwnan rights is at the core of our foreign policy because it is central to what America is and stands for.'' ' 1 You'll never guess where that statement comes from, unless you've been paying attention to Washington-datelined stories dealing with subjects other than AWACS and the perils of AI Haig. (Yes, there actually are some.) It comes from inside the administration. It begins a State Department memorandum arguing the need for a strong human-rights pglicy and en· visioning the consequent benefits for the American image and influence in the world, a vision considerably different from that hitherto favored by this administration. "Human rights is not something we tack on to our foreign policy but is its very purpose : the defense and promotion of freedom in the world ... We will never maintain wide public support for our foreign policy unless we can relate it to American ideals and to the defense of freedom ... "Human rights- meaning political rights and civil liberties - conveys what is ultimately at issue in our contest with the Soviet bloc. The fun· damental distinction is our respective attitudes toward freedom. Our ability to resist the Soviets around the world depends in part on our ability to draw this distinction and to persuade others on It ... "Our human-rights policy must be the center of our response ... Overall U.S. foreign policy, based on a strong human-rights policy, will be perceived . as a positive force for freedom and decency ... . "Our struggle is for political liberty. We seek to improve human-rights · performance whenever we reasonably can. We desire to demonstrate, by acting to defend liberty and identifying Its enemies, that the difference between East and West is the crucial political distinction of our times." The memo is lull of lines like these that could not make the case betler if they had come from . the previous administration - which, as you may recall, did make human rights a centerpiece of a since much-criticized foreign poticy. Oh, to be sure, there are some qualifications. Human-rights coocerns must be balanced against U.S. economic, security and other interests. The pressures upon a regime and the nature of its enemies must be considered. (Such as in El Salvador, for random example?) And in a passage that stops just short of naming Nicaragua, we are admonished that human rights are not advanced by replacing "A corrupt dic.tator with a zealous Conununist politburo." But, as the previous administration discovered, such a policy "means trouble, for it means hard choices which may adversely affect certain bilateral relations ... There is no escaping this without destroying the credibility of our policy, for otherwise we could be simply coddling friends and criticizing foes." I What It aU adds up to is a statement on policy thllt is not yet policy. It comes from Inside the administration - the second echelon in the State Department. But that's not the same as the top - the White House - where It must be appr9Ved. And considering the present slate of relaliona between those in charge at State and those closest to the Oval Office, that mighla~>­ pear probematical. It coincides, however, with a presldenUal nomination to fill the vacant post of aaslatant secretary of state for hWlllft rtghta and humanitarian af· fain, This time with a candidate, Elliott Abramll, pment aaalslant secretary for International organization affairs, whose credentiala suggest . genuine Interest in rights, not In cJOOing up the shop. · The memo, in fact, propoies an 1!2Jl8118ion of staff and mandate, glvin8 the office government-wide reaponalbility. There Ia thus hope that there may Indeed be li~t at the end of this par· ticular tilnnel- better, tlllit tunnel vlalon can be cui'ed. criticizes impartially the policiea of John Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson and Richard Nixon. He cites the success of North Vietnsmese intelligence penetration. He dwells on the huge differential in the paaalon generated by the Vietnam War, designed to conll!in the communlals, and the transitory passion aroused by the awful slaughters, since presided over, in South Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia by the men who won the war. The article is balanced, thoughtful, detailed, provocative, modest in tone, exploratory in mond. Along comes CBS~ Morley Safer. Since I know and like the gentleman, I go down on my knees hopelng that he read, that morning on CBS network in October, Jines written for him by a young, thoughtless and ignorant fanalic. He refers to Robert El,egant as "the popular novelist." One might as weU refer to Dwight Eisenhower as "a well-known amateur golfer." Robert Elegant, who has written two novels, spent 25 years as a foreign correspondent, 20 of them In Southeast Asia, and several years, cumulalively, in Vietnam. He was the principal area correspondent for Newsweek magazine and won , several prizes for his work. He did graduate in Oriental Studies at Yale University before going to ,Hong Kong. Morley Safer then compared Elegant's article to the kind of thing Joseph Goebbels would have done. Three sente11ce1later he brought up Goebbels again, and then decided that the article by Elegant was a1ao "appropriata for a Soviet department of agitalion and propapnda." He finished by saying that En- PREPARE FOR TILT- The Melp Hilb School Alllllllll football team looked sharp over the w"'*ead In preparatloll,for Saturday night's Alwiml footbaU game apla&t tbe Meigs Warrlon. Durlag this pracUce sesaloo the MHS alumni, coached by George NesaeJ. road, Bub SUven and Larry Lemley1 buclded down and was hard at work, evidenced by several very hard 'f Houston 108, U1a Milwaukee 81, Cleveland 98 I..o8 Angeles 1M, lndil.rw. lZ3, 1 OT S.n Antonto UO, Portland 105 • G..... Boy ot Tampa Bay Milwaukee at Washington Boston at Chicago At S2395 M-y'oGo-. No games acheduled r...t.y'aGamn Kansas City at New von Houston olll Indiana Plus R etreadable Casing Free Mounting & Balanci,,g San .Antonio at Dallas Weekmd 8portli TraiUttiGIUI By 'ne Aaaoc.. -..1 Pma St.Louis at Baltimore Miami at New York Jet Boi8EIWL .tmerku Leque San Diego at Oakland San. Francisco at Los Angelea: Washington at Dallas Mooday, New. !3 at Start HI, 0T cteveland 15, San Francisco 12 Decroit 'Zf. Dlllu 24 Wuhing1on :J), NY Qlanb 'l1 , OT llclediy"a Game San Otego at Se.ttle, In) s.dly, Nov. tz Denver at Cincinnati Minnesota Prices Indiana 123, San Diel(o 114 su..., •• Gamet Seattle at Xanau City hiiB and cracidDg aholllder pads. Tile' pme, IJIOIIIIGred hy the Meigs Atbletle Boooten, wDl be played al Marauder stadium Ia Pomeroy al7 p.m. on Satllrday, Nov. Zl. The pme ..ould be qulle a lbrlller as bulb clubs are loaded with a Jot of football 11110111. Tickets are $2 for aduiiB add $1 for students allll are one sale at a number of tocatioasiD Pomeroy and Middleport. CLEVELAND INOlANS- Traded Duane secMd bueman, lo the San KLI.lper, Fral'l('~ Giants lor Ed Whitson, pikher. Atlanta . ' Toledo needs one more win to cop MAC title 1 WASHINGTON - 1~ some latter- Mujahidin guides hiked the last ' had been preparing to use it. But ftay Homer decides to pen the couple of miles across the rocky Shakour didn't lire it properly, and history of the . Russians' war in desert toward Tamir. That should the SAM landed in the field near his Afghanistan, the siege of Tamir have been itfor a day or two. own trooPs." would hardiy be his centerpiece. But no sooner had he arrived in the Grant spent a week with the Epic it is not. deserted mud village that was besieging "~riny" around Tamir. It Yet the battle for this little cross- Shakour's headquarters than the was an instructive lesson in Soviet roads town In southeastern two choppers returned on another tactics. Afghanistan is, in its own modest foray. "One night, after a particularly way, typical of the peculiar war "Men lunging around the COW' bad dinner of bread, oil and grapes, being fought by a super·power and !yard grabbed their riflea and the muilah in command of the its satellite army against ill-fed, dashed out," Grant reported. Mujahidin's night fighters visited poorly equipped native tribesmen. "SIIakour picked up a SAM hand- the group I was slsying with," Grant My associate Peter Grant witnessed held, ground-to-air _missile - a wrote. "He spoke anirilatedly for 15 a brief, inconclusiv,e episode in his weapon the, Mujahidin supposedly minutes with Abdul Rasheed, whose strange contest. did not have." unit had two mortars and a The Ajax of the selge of Tamlr Is il Grant•s host led him to an Inner recoiUess rifle - most of the rebels' genial former schoolteacher called room and told him to walt there. The heav:. guns." ' . Maim Shakour. Unfortunately, his sound of battle was comfortably The mullah wanted Rasheed to military skill did not match his distant - except for one loud ex· wipe outsome Communist lllliChinecourage: when be fired a captured plosion, which my associate gun nests that had killed one of the SAMmissileataBussianhelicopter, assumed was a rocket fired at the night fighters and wounded two the ~.000 rocket landed In a nearby village by one of the helicopters. others. field, barely missing his own men. The. choppers finally left, and "So early the next morning we The Tamir garrison, which had Shakour returned. "Smoke was loaded the recoilless rifle on the . been circled by the guerrillas for · rising from a nearby field, and I back of a donkey and set off. We three weeks when Grant arrived, asked Shakour if that was from the worked our way through wheat· consists of some 800 Afghan army rocket I had heard land so close," _fields, ditches, irrigation canals and troops and 20 Soviet advisers. Their Gran.t reported. "He grinned farmyards to within 200 yards of-the only means of supply is RIIS8ian MI- sheepishly. 'No,' he said. 'That was enemy strongpoint. . The machine 8 heli.copters, which fly in usually my missile.' guns fired at us only a few Umea." about twice a week. "He explained that his unit, which Rasheed positioned the bazooka in My roving correspondent had was in charge of air defense, had the a partially deatroyed house, aiming already watched two Russian gun· Mujahidin' s one ground-to-air it through a hole punched by a Soviet ships exchanging fire with the missile, which had been captured tank shell. Before he commenced as he and his two from the Russians. For weeks they firing, Rasheed poured l\'ater on the besiegers . dirt flonr to avoid kicking up dust thatwouldgiveawaytheirposition. "What a joke ~t turned out to be,"Grant reported. ''THefirstahot kicked up more du8t than a camel stampede. I braced myself for the return fire from the tanks, mortars and artillery we knew were in the fort.'' But the only return fire was from the macl)!ne guns that were the guerrillas' targets. "For half an hour we picked off machine-gun nests without any response from their heavy guns," Grant reported. He was told later that this reluctance of the Soviet-led troops to com· 1nit their clearly superior equipment is characteristic of the Afhanistan war. For whatever reason, the Russians have, chosen to fight the war on a shoestring. WATCH ON WASTE: "Join the Navy and See the World," the old recruiting posters said. But no one thought of eoticing landlubbers to "Join the Navy and Read a Book" until PACE came along. That's "Program for Afloat College Education," an ambitious, If ungranunatically titled, scheme to provide coilege courses 'to seagoing personnel. But the program, which cost $4.2 million in a recent fiscal year, has experienced an unusually high failure-dropout rAte, . • Robert Pressures to bail out pi_p..;.._~_li_n_e_·__w._'al_ters_ WASIDNGTON (NEA) -A gran- line and the Alcan, Highway, then diose scheme concocted in the mid- through the Yukon Territory, British 1970s to rescue the country from the Columbia and Alberta. presumed perils of the "energy At a,point about midway between crisis" now is in danger of financial Calgary and Edmonton, the pipeline collapse because of Its exorbitant would split into two secliona. The cost. western leg would terminate outaide The promoters of the Alaska , San Francisco, providing gas for Natural Gas Transportation System, consiuners in the West, while the who have insisted for the past four eastern leg would end near Chicago, years that their project , could be - supplyint! gas for those in the Midcompleted through private funding, west, East and South. now are desperately seeking a Conotruclion CGota for the pipeline bailout from the federal govern- segments within the United States (a ment. Canadian consortium haa reaponIn theory, ANGTS was a logical slbiUty for the pipeline within that initiative because it was designed to coun1ry) were inltlaUy eatlmated to transport to the "lower 48" states be about $7 billion to .. bllijoo. the vast amounts of natural gas Now, however, Energy Secretary discovered on Alaska's North Slope Jamea B. Edwards aaya the price in conjunction with the develop · has soaltd to $45 billion, although he of till' Prudhoe Bay oil flelda. admits that ''the admlnlstralion has Those recoverable gas reserves not performed a cost I!IIJin:lllte of Ill are estimated to aceed :18 trillion own nor has It conducted a final cubic feet~ 13 perce11t of the coun- evaluation of the sponsors' try's current proven reserves and estlmatedcosls.'' enough gaa to supply the enUre The Ieeder of the United States nation for more than a decade at COIIIIOitlum committed to comcurrent consumption rates. pletkln of !be project Ia Jahn G. Me· The 4,80iknlle-Jong pipeline to MJillu, !be lnlque, IOIIllllmel bring that gas to market would run alrillve president and baird cllail" thwest Energy Co. , To gain control of the ANGTs, Northwest Energy convinced President Carter in the autlllnll of 1977 that Its plan was superior to the proposals offered by two compeUng groups - but the White House inalsted upon imposing conditions to protect the financial integrity of the project. McMillian now Is ~g for a waiver of several of the most i.Jn.. portant restrictions, bu1 he has received only tepid support from the White Hou8e and lesa enthusillstlc backing In Congress, where opposition includea conservatives and liberals, Republicans and Democrats. The waiver propcllal probably will be approved In the Senate, but Its chances for succeu are far less certain in the House. McMUUan, however, has 888elllbled a powerful, politically Qriented lobbying operation to away HOUle Democrats. The law flrml al RobertS. Strall88 and Thomu H. Bogga, two of this city's 111011t bigb-pOwend lobbylata, are preulng for approval of the wafver padrqe ·prior to the mid- December dnl'"'· McMillian 11lso has lined up the support of influential Democrats whose political action committees have been recipients of his substantial contributions in recent years. He has donated $10,000 to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, and its chairman, Rep. TOI!y Coehlo, D-Calil., is urging his colleagues to approve the waivers. . Alao quietly promoting the ANGTS cause is former Vice President Walter F. Mondale, whose Committee for the Future of America received a $5,000 donatlon from McMillian. McMilliah has been a generous , contributor to the Democratic National Committee, and Ita chairman, Charles T. Manatt, reportedlr haa been lnfoimllly proselylizirtg members of his party. All of those efforts may fail, however, because the project's financial burden hu beeome so great that it can only be NJCUed by forcing COI81111161'11 to than the rilk - but not the profit - of pipeline construction. • ' ' All AT 95 .. 5 399 , By DALE LEACH HaU didn't disappoint Rockets job," Stobart said. "He is the one Associated Press Writer Coach Chuck Stobart Saturday. guy I said about four games ago that The logic is simple enough. If "I think our chances of going an had to get holfor us.'' Toledo wins its final game this week the way with Hall are good," Stobart If Toledo, 7-1 in !be conference and at Northern Illinois, the Rockets are ,said. "I said at the beginning of the 7-3 overall, should Jose at Northern champions of the Mid-American year Mo Hall would have to come in !Uinois, Miami would win !be title Conference. · and win a ballgame for us.·~ with a 6-1-1 record. Miami comBut the Rockets' situation isn't so HaU certainly helped Saturday · pleted ieague play Saturday by simple. Toledo lost starting quar·. with 112 yards in 20 carri,es, But whipping Northern I1llnois 30-3. The terback Jim Kelso on the Seventh sophomore tailback Arnold Smiley Redsklns entertain Clnclnnali next play of Saturt!By's 17~ victory over acccounted for more than half of week in a non-league encounter. Kent State and wiU be pinning its Toledo's total offense with 221 yards In other conference games Saturhopes on backup' quarterback rushing, a school record. day, Central Michigan defeated Ball Maurice Hall. "I think Smiley did an excellent Slate 26-7· ,,'• ,, Meigs girls open .sea~on with 50-29 win over Belpre Friday the i3th didn't taunt the ball, as they opened, up a 33-3 lead Meigs Marauders girls' haskethall . with just three minutes gone in the team, however, it did prove to be third quarter. From that point on had luck for the visiting Belpre substitutes finished the game and Golden Eagles as the hosts scored did a good job to secure the 41-29 , M 1'gs donu'nated the boards convincing double victories, 50-29 WID. e , and 26-12 in the varsity and reserve with 48 rebounds, led by Lynne Oliver and Jenny Meadows each contests. The victorious Marauderettes with nine, ahot 43 percent from the claimed it.s opener before a ·good field (10 of23) sank 20of73 from the crowd and the inspiration of the field for 27 percent. As a team Meigs Meigs band, while holding Belpre to had25turnoversand25fouls.Belpre just t~ points the entire first h~lf. had 20 fouls, but no 'Other - statistics 1-; are available. The Meigs squad was led in scoring by Kristin Anderson and Jenny Meadows, who tallied 14 and 11 points respectively. Susan Light· foot added siX, Cindy Crooks live, Pam Crooks, L~Oliver, and Paula Horton f each, and Melanie Diilard two po ·. Muscari Jed Belpre with 12 points. Meigs jumped out to a S.2 lead af· ter the first quarter, then exploded with 24 points in the second canto to take a lopsided 24-3 halftime lead. Meigs Coach Ron Logan, substituted early in the first half, but an etJtlre team effort enabled the Marauders to tnaintain a sizeable lead. Meigs was credited with playing gond defense and very good team Laura had a gond floor game withSmith five assists. In the reserve contest Meigs blanked Belpre 10-0 in . the first round, then went on to claim the 2&13 win. MHS roiled to a 12-4 lead at the hall, led I~ at the end of the third, then coasted home for the win. Denise Stegail and B. J . Gordon led Meigs with seven points each, Cathy Dean and Ruth Fry had four, Mae Nakamoto two, and Tina Reeves two. Leftridge and Misner each had four for Belpre. From the line Meigs was two for five for 40 percent and Belpe was five of nine for 55 percent. The host.s had 14 fouls, while the Eagles had 11. Denise Stegall Jed the winners m ..1 rebounding. Score by quarters : 2 3 10 29 Belpre Meigs 6 24 41 50 Box Score Varsity Belpre (29) - Muscari 5·2· 12; Johnson 3·0·6; Ellis 1·0·2; Van Meter 1·1·3; Moore O·O·O; Jackson 1·1,3; Morton 0·3·3; Morrison 0·0·0; Atkins 0·0·0. - Totals 11+29. Meigs (50)- Kristin Anderson 5-4· 14; Pam CroOks 2·0-4; Lynne Oliver l·H ; Jenny Meadows 5·1 ·11 ; Laura Smith 0·0·0; Melanie Dillard 1·0·2; Swisher 0·0·(1; Traditional elegance with button~tufted thick button-tufted attached pillow back and seat cushion. attached pillow back, roll arms and smart single welt seat cushion. LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMA$ . FLEXSTEEE FINE lJ'HOLS I EFED FI.JNT(JlE DECEMBER 24th DELIVEI!Y SHOP THE AREA'S LARGEST FURM\1URE Krl~ L Snowden o-O·O; suzan Lightfoot 2-2-6. s ' r o RE. r~~T~ot~a~ls~2~0~·J:o·~so~.=~==~~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pirates, Bucks post AA wins IRONTON, Ohio' (AP) - Nelsonville York senior fullback Brad Woodson scored all of his team's points, and the Buckeyes held off a late Coal Grove rally to win a 14-12 Ohio high school Division IV playoff game Saturday at Tank Memorial Stadium. Woodson gained 109 yards for the night as he ran for two touchdowns and passed for a 2-point conversion. Coal Grove jumped to an early lead on a 70.yard touchdown run by Todd Blankenship and a 1·yard score by Jim Carey. Blankenship finlahed the game with 154 yards. But Woodson scored once In the . second period and again with 6:52 left in the game to give his team a victory. On Its final possession, Coal Grove drove to Nelaonvllle's 5-yard line, bat Jack Harmon missed a 20-yard field goal try. NelsonviUe York advances in the playoffs with an 11.0 mark. Coal Grove finishes the season at 8-3. Meanwhile, at Dayton Saturday night Bruce Parsley kicked a 23yard' field goal with 11 seconds remaining to lift Wheelersburg to a 20-19 victory over Bellbrook in another high school Divisioq IV foot· ball playoff game. Bellbrook held a 19-10 lead going into the fourth quarter, But Wheelersburg's junior halfhack Ed Miller ran for a !-yard touchdown with 6:17 remaining, capping a JO.play, 5(). yard drive. Wheelersburg w•··~'-­ the ball hack at its own Bellbro<'k punt with 3:t3~'h•ft drove into scoring position for the winning field goal. A Welcome Stadium crowd saw Wheelersburg hold a U~7 halftime lead by virtue of a !·yard touchdown run by Rick Head and a 37-yard field goal by Parsley. For Bellbrook, quarterback Brian Stevens rushed 20 times for lOll yar· ds and scored three touchdowns on runs of I, 2 and I yards. \ Wheelenburg advances in the playoffs with a &-2 mark, and BeUbrook bows out at 9-2. THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT ~N., IN.LUENCE • • .' ,.. coal. All of the electricity we make, we make from coal. And the American Electric Power system we·re part of uses more coal than any other utility In the country. Almost 45 million tons last year alone. .. ·•' , so, since coal Is more economical to use than other fuels, and.fuel IS the maJor factor In the cost of making electricity, our use of It helps keep your electric rates below the national average. • •source: 1.1.1. Stlttstlcal Yearbook No. 47 November, 1980. we giVe It our OHIO POWER COMPANY Pd. Pol. A ~I Claaalc traditional roll·arm styling with · :: .' Cindy crooks. 2-1-5; Paula Horton 2· 0-4; ·r Paula Till 8 P.M. REG. '548 C. ARLAND KING , • New Jeney; 103, KanNI City n Bolton 92, Cleveland Ill Philadelphia 101, New York Hl2 WaobiJ18tan 104, Ooicqo II Golden State lllh Oallu 112 Lol Ailf(elH 18, Phoenlll VI New England at Buffalo New Orleans at Houston NY GianLB ' 1t P~ddphia Pittsburgh al Cleveland Today'aiUblllht In blltor)': 0n Nov. fa, ilaa, !be United Stales and Soviet Union eatabllahed ~Uc~ona. Jell 17, New England • Detroit at Chicago Today in history l von Plttaburgh S&, Atlanbl m K1nPs City 2S, Mouton 10 of democralic exchange, lldelld. Stitall battle is microcosm of rebels'. • warm Jlfghandstan~_________J_ac_k_A_n~_~_o_n . New OotJand 13, Miami 17 request (Of reapolllle lime ... The epilode Ia at lout u 118rious aa any controversy over hoof to allocate the blAme for !be bloody fiasco In Vletuam. U IIIICb -.n ll'tlcle Ia a~ aaapprGpriate erttlct.m, then civilized dllcoune, u lhe bula way, would appur on anyone's llat of lhe top six Journals publlahed in English - once accepted CIA money, and perllaps Elegant was af· ler "pieces of silver left from those dark days." Tile performance waa ahocldng. Elegant's protest elicited from the head of CBS News the Detroit 117, Atlanta liM Onc!MaU 14, Los Ancei<o 10 MiMaut.a 111, New Orleans 10 statement," We 111 no bula for any counter magazine - which, by the NBATLTS .......... a..... -1'•'"'- : • • " I I ' �• P;ate 4 The Daily Senlinel Pomeroy TheDlllly Micldleport, Ohio' Photo presentation 'Browns, Bengals post NFL wins By BRUCE LOWm • AP Sports Writer · When lbe Sen Francisco 49ers iiclu!d Matt Bahr off the squad a few weeb ago, they never figured he'd ldck them back. 'Bahr, given his walking papers by lbe Pittsburgh Steelers during training camp, hooked on with the &ero early in the season when their Place-kicker, Ray Wersching, was sidelined by an injury. For four weeks, his kicking was an instrumental part of their seven· game winning streak. Then he was traded to Cleveland. And on Sunday his 24-yard field goal with 43 seconds to play ended that streak. It gave the Browns a lf>.12 victory. The loss didn't dent the 49ers ' lead in the National Conference West, though. Atlanta was beaten 34-20 by Pittsburgh and Los Angeles fell24-10 in Cincinnati. The Falcons and Rams remain three games off San Francisco's pace. In Sunday's other games it was Denver 24, Tampa Bay 7; Minnesota 20, New Orleans 10; Philadelphia 38, Baltimore 13; Detroit 27, Dallas 24 ; Oakland33, Miami 17; the New York Jets 17, New England 6; St. Louis 24, Buffalo 0; Kansas City 23, Houston 10; Green Bay 21, Chicago 17, and Washington 3D, the New York Giants 2'1'in overtime. San Diego visits Se~t· tie tonight. The American Conference won four of the six games playe~ againsl the National Conferencee to tie the A lllde presentaUon by Leo HliJ, prof 11 "' of pltolognph,. at Rio Grande Collese, on "Basic Photocrapby Compoaitlon" :llghl,lcbted a ._.I meetfn8 of the BendO' lbe'River Artllla Council. Bob Smith wu modetator for the season series at 17·17. lossinarow. for lbe Jets' other score. The r----------\-0"-Brian Sipe, whose 21-yard touchu- Z7, Cowboys Z4 Patriots are 2-9. . Eddie Murray's 4'i-yard field goal Cardlula !4, Billa 0 down pass to Reggie Rucker with on the game's final play propelled Ottis Andei'IIOII's 177 yards and two 6:46 to play (and Bahr's e>rtra poinl) West. Morton was knocked out of action Detroit past Dallas. touchdowns and ~ defense that inenabled the Browns to climb into a The Cowboys took a 24-171ead with tercepted loW' Joe Ferguson passes 12-12 tie in windy, soggy Candlestick with a bruised shoulder when Dave Park, passed 38 yards to Rucker Logan sacked him shortly before 2:37 to play on a 14-yard pass from and recovered two CUrtis Brown ba!ftime. Steve DeBerg took over Danny While ID Jay Sahli. But on the fwnbles carried St. Louis past Buf· preceding the winning field goal. and guided Denver to Canada's !- Lions' first play from scrlnunage, falo aod saddled the Bills with lbeir Steelers 34, Falcons 20 Terry Bradshaw was in better yard TO run and 3-yard scoring cat- quarterback Eric Hipple and Billy first shutout in 28 games. Ken Green than Super Bowl form. The Pit- ch. Earlier, Canada blocked a Tam· Sims teamed on an 81-yard scoring had three of the interceptions and tsburgh quarterback, who holds the pa Bay punt to set up lhe Broncos' pass play that tied il 20 seconds onefwnble~very. · later. Cblefs Z3, Oilers 10 record of four touchdown passes in a other touchdown. Vtklogs ZG, Salols!O Then, after holding the Cowboys .Rookie Joe Delaney rushed for a Super Bowl, threw five scoring Tommy Kramer moved into the aod forcing a punt, Hipple threw team-record 193 yards - one more passes against the Falcons, two to 10,000-yard passing department for passes of 15 and 30 yards to David than Mike Garrett amassed in a 1967 John st.tpworth. The Steelers, 6-5, are two games his career and his 11-yard TO toss to HID to pave the way to Murray's game against the Jets- and scored a TO and Nick Lowery kicked three behind Cincinnati in the AFC Cen• Joe Senser helped widen Min- winning kick. , field goals in Kansas City's victory Raiden 33, Dolphins 17 Ira! Division. They play the Bengals nesota's NFC Central lead to two 14.• . Marc Wilson passed to Todd over Houston. at home on the next·t<>-last Sunday of ·games. SINGLE!'(li'Y But New Orleans, Coach Burn Christensen, Bob Cbandler and ~~=::::::=;:::====::;~ PRICES the season. The Falcons, last year's Dolly " ' """"" """" ...... liConll Phillips was !W)'ling over a blown NFI;: West champions, are >-6. So are Derrick Ramsey for touchdowns as call by the officials. Jim Wilson Oakland, >-6, continued trying to the Rams. Subttcriben not del;irlng to PlY tbe carrier may remit ln adYanee dind~ to · Tbe Daily blocked an attempted pass by avoid becoming the first defending Bengals 24, Rams 10 Sent.inel on a 3; 6 C1' l2 rnoDtll t:.u. Credft Dan PasiOrini was intercepted Kramer and fellow defensive end Super Bowl champ ID fall under .500 will be giveu carriereacb moodl. Frank Warren caught the ball and the following year since the !968 three times and sacked five times in No subscriptionl by mau pennWed in tow. ran it into the end zone. his second start in Pat Haden's place Green Bay Packers were 6-7·1. where home carrier .erv&ce 111Yallable. ' ! . for Los Angeles. "Our defense just · . No score, the officials said, saying The loss dropped Miami's record MAU.BUB8CRPI'ION8 an " inadvertent whistle" had blown totally won the ball game," said Cin· to 7-3-1 and left them one game 215 W. Main 3Month llO.IG the play dead. Incomplete pass was ahead of the New York Jets in the cinm:Jti wide receiver Cris CollinsSix month 117.10 the ruling. worth. "There's _no other way You ra~e for the AFC East lead. The t Year Pomeroy , Eagles 38, Colis 13 can put it. Dolphins visit the Jets ne>rtSunday. " I don't remember a game like The interceptions paved the way Jets 17, Patriots 6 3Monlh 111.•· , &Month this where we could do whatever we to Pete Johnson's TD runs of I and 3 992-2668 Linebacker Greg Suttle's · in1 Year wanted on offense," said yards and his 3-yar:d Sl'Oring catch terception and fwnble recovery Philadelphia quarterback Ron from Ken Anderson. _ preceded Bruce Harper's 4-yard To 1-------------L-----------·-' Jaworski after he threw for 294 yar- run and a Pat Leahy field goal in the Broncos 24, Bucs 7 The Broncos survived the loss of ds and two touchdowns and Wilbert first half, paving the way to the Jets' Moritgoinery ran for two scores en victory, their first in Foxboro since quarterback Craig Morton, the route to handing Baltimore Its lOth 1975. Tom Newton ran in from the 5 NFL's passing leader, and rode Larry Canada's hro TDs past the Bucs to remain one game ahead of second-place Kansas City in the AFC meeting with Dan Salmons, 1 member of the Arts Adv(Qy Council of • the Southern Hilla Arts Council, llivbtc a report .., the ac:tlvWeit of the group. and the pert w~ the MARC ..... ................_ Pat Carsoo presided at the meeting during whiCh time plans were made for a Cluiatmas program and bake sale to be held at lbe school again this year. The date wtU be announced later. A products party was held folowlng the meeting. Door prizes' were awarded. ..... ........ ..,........ L.:leJ DENVER CURnS, TRUSTEE . ~ The Council .,reed to - - i n the American Heart fund CllllfNllln br provldinll a CGIIIIIlitee to Judie a .Pd. tor by the Candidate Mrs. Nora Mllll bolted a recent meeting of the JoOy BWICh Sewing Oub. · Games were played follOwing a ~ meeting with prizes to Grace Joltneoo IIJld Helen Reynolds who alao woo lbe door prize. llefreshmenll-.re served by the hcllleu. Plans were made for a Ouislmu perty to be held at the home of Rhoda Hackett. Othen attending· were Ethel Hughes, Jane Gilkey, Edith Jividen•. brief gomg Winter ' camp!JII ltJU. were reviewed and tile campaile was named "The lroll Nail" after lbe aeoub found ...... . . . handmade apitealn a tne lf'OWing lbere. On the campoutwere Scott HanDing, Steve Ca•!, Buddy '111ompeon, Eddie 8a01', Don stein, and Pat Shrim.plln. Unit Commlaloner Ray ~uder­ mllt conducted a dilcuuion on meeting planning and IICOUting, He announced • - ' party to be held Swlday et the Lltllon PariJ In Middleport startlni 1111 LJIL The troop meets evuy Monday 1 p.m. In the hall ol Feeney-Bennett Pool128, Middleport. Any boy who is 10 and has cornp1eted the fifth grade, or II yeant old is eligible to attend. 501 5 IIIII: 1- I Quinn speaker. Services nightly at 7:30 p.m. Special singing by lbe Gospel Jubilaires. Pastor Rev. Theron Durham invites the publi~ OFFICERS will be installed at a meeting of Pomeroy Chapter IIIII, Order of the ~m Star, 7:30 Monday night at · the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. · BRADFORD - Meigs County Churches of Christ, Men's Fellowship wiD meet at Bradford Church Mond8y at 7:30p.m. · SAUSBVRY - Book Fair at Salisbury Elementary Monday through Friday. The fair Is being .held in conjunction with. American Education Week and National Children's Book Week. Novtmber 17, lfl1 This coming vear you are likely tQ be more ambnious and per- slstent than you have been in I he past. • These will be the major qualities that will contribUte to your success at achieving goals 502 5 you~tabllshforvourself. SCORPIO !Oct. 24·Nov, 2) A goal you have in mind tOday may not be as ei)S'I to attain as vhour first thought. However, don't let this disturb you. You have enor· mous resolve to draw upon. (Nov,your 23·0 ... 211SAGITTARIUS A friend may seek help today for some purely selfish purpOse. You'll be aware of his or he:r Underlying motives, but you will j!ISSist this person. 19) Up until now you may have failed to succeed In a venture because AINult 111 Dollmo4-door SRSpon CHF.'lTER Pl'O OPEN ' Monday at 7:30 p.m. Teadien will be avallab!e !0 c.Ik with parents. Chester\ Browoie Tr9op will conduct opeJdn& ceremonies. Results of recent 1:8lTl!val will be discussed. Program by the school choir. Refreshmirlts will be ser-1" ved hy second grade room mothers and child care will be provided. Tuesday ' 7:30 p.m. SAUSBVRY PTO, Tuesday at school. Mrs. Karen Walker will head a book fair and refreslunents will be served. of too much wlohfulthlnklng, but todaY. ou'll treat all factors realistically and make ,large strides forward. · KEVIN CASTLEMAN (241 of Rlo Grande College drives around Vance Blade 1531 aDd Jolla Clarke 1351 for two of hill team-leadiog II JMlints -dllrillg finl half aelioa agaiasl Berea College Salurday nlghl. Castleman :keyed a strong oecood hall surge by lbe Redmeo as lbey upended lbe Mouotalneen by a 72-7teount. (Photo bySeottMlller). AQUARIUS (Jan. :It-Feb. 19) Base lmporlant decisions today on what you know Is right and not to , be, too critical today if another makes a mistake regar· ding something you warned him or her about. Give a lift, not a lee · ture. 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Guardagalnstblurtlngout someth,lngtothewrengperty. LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS DECEMBER 24th DELIVERY LIBRA 1$ept. 21-oc:t. Ul Nor· mally you're verv generous ·and giving, but today vou could become a Irifle stingy over small, unlmporta"t iterris. Don't Jet pen· nies cloud your perspective. '2600 I~CH . 414V . .. AT lHE MIDDI EPORT UBRAIY. She'll love you for 8 lifetime when ahe Iindo this heanwarming ' COlonial love cheat under her tree. Available In TRIS CJFFEri IS 1ft Effttf nLL AFtd BOOKS 10 BE MAILED IIU. COSI' .'29'1 ·. . 2.-----------3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ON SALE NOW . ·. Mail or In Person. MEIGS HISTORY BOOK POR I I I I I ( ) ANNOUNCEMENT A Umited Number of the New appease anoth&r . .PISCES IFtb. 20·March 201 II you are perforMing work or ter· vices today, lr's best that you have the terms put In writing, rather than to m111ke a verbal ) WANTED r;:::::::::::::::::::::::::====~==========~ PrOPer, ln&tead of making con· atulons · merely ' to • 10·-----~---n. __________ • BEND 0' The River Garden Club, 7:30 p.m. Monday at lbe home of Mn. wu- CUpenter;· comhusk wreaths to be mad,. ·, 3 UNES AlE 15 WORDS - USE lHE BUNK Mr. 8lld Mrs. Eldia Vaughan of Charlelton visltad .., Sllllday with Mr. and Mn. Eber Roush. Mrs. Mae Grueaer and sons, Scott and Kevin of Syracuae, Ohio, visited on Saturday wtth Mr. and Mn. John Grueser. • Mrs. Lalll'l!lle Lew is of Clifton visited over the weekend wtlh Mr. and Mrs. Jldt Austin and family, Southalde, W. Va. Astrograph CAPRICORN (Dec. :b·Jan. JMDSC.....,blor The fair will be open frmt 8 a.m . to 3:30p.m. and during the PTO meeting Tuesday nlght. Books will be on display in the gym at Salisbury. ~LL RVN - Revival at . tile Hysell Run Holiness Chw'Ch · •Monday through Friday. Joseph • 1- I . I I .. Mason personals Tuesday - Baked breaded pork bage apple slaw, plwna, bread, butcltops, candied sweet potatoes, but· ter, and milk. lered green beans, lemon pudding, Friday - Baked flah with paprika dark hread, butter, and milk. ·and lemon juice, vegetable medley, Wedaesday- Chili con came, cot· parsley buttered noodlelt, apricot tage cheese, pear salad, grapefruit, halvea, bread, butter, and milk. . cornbread, butter, and milk. Coffee, tea and a choice ol wbol•• Thursday - Hot roast beef san- milk or bultennilk aerved daily. dwich, mashed potatoes/gravy, cab-· Please register in advance for lunch. MIDDLEPORT Business and Professional Women's Club, 7;30 p.m. Monday at lbe Middleport Library. Phyllis Flowers, district director, ID be a guest. Young Careerlst to be selected. w ~~ ·$398 1• 'TO THE LEBANON TOWNSHIP VOTERS FOR YOUR SUPPORT IN THE RECENT ELECTION. n.. . THANK YOU ?nil-- OU Park IB conjulc.'tlaa wllb the Metp County Garden au~~~. announc:ed that.the dud1lne for the 1912 calendlr UI..U.U.. hai been utended until the Deeember A campout was held rcently at Ounp·KlaBhuta near Chester by Boy Scout Troop 245, Middleport. . Monday Get 5% off base sticker price direct from AMC or apply it to your down payment on selected 1981 and 1982 vehicles ordered or delivered by November 30, 1981. The lowest prices of the year .... Right Now! Don't Wai.t! See our AMC/ Jeep/Renault dealer today for details and a test drive. You'll do All RIGHT. ROBERT SNOWDEN ll'ltf Buy Classifieds Social Calendar· 31110/RBBIIi IIBBB'S • ta' arC: EN'S McCWRE'S , P\1111 were m.lllk Ul art allow to be held Nov. •11111 • at R.,- troop 245 POMEROY - The ·COAD Senior Nutrition program menu for the Meigs Senior Citizens Center for the week has been' announced. It includes: , Monday - Spaghetti and meatballs, tossed salad, orange slices, sherbet, Italian bread, butter, aod milk. By SCO'IT MILLER provide the final margin. DonaiLI16 markers and 11 caroms. He was joined in double digits by BEREA, Ky. - Rio Grande The lead see-sawed back and forth With II :40 to go in the game, the Donald Hairston with 15 and Blade College, behind its powerful front in the early going of the first half with 13. Blade, an all-district stan· . Redmen trailed by five at 53-48. line of Kevin Castleman, Dan Curry with both teams sporting op- dout last season, also hauled down 14 and Watson McDonald, scrapped its Richardo Hairston slipped in a free portunities to break the game open rebounds. ""Y back from a five point deficit throw and Caslleman a 12-footer only to turn the ball over. Berea held The Redmen made good on 34 of 63 from the right side to cut the margin midway through the second half a 36-33 advantage at the half. shots from the noor for a hot 55 perto two, but Berea forward Vance here Saturday night to record a 72-70 Castleman, Corry and McDonald cent card, while Berea was a bit come-from-behind victory over the Blade responded with a drive to were the only players in double cooler at 31 of 6~ for 45 percent. tnake it 55-51 with 10:22 remaining. Berea College Mountaineers. Curry put the difference back at digits for the Red and White, while The difference was on. the boards The victory kept Coach John Hairston came off lhe bench lo score two with a 13-footer and the Redmen where the Redmen held .a wide 47·35 Lawhorn's Redmen perfect on the pull down seven seven points and tied it at :iS-aU when Castleman advantage. Rio Grande held a 26-19 young aeaaon w\th a 2-0 mark, while . rebounds. hauled down a rebound off the Moun· difference on the boards In the initial 1 the Mountaineers dropped to I).J with ' , taineers boards and drove the length Jerry Mowery dished . out si~ stanza. J54 EAST Ill .. Sl. the loss. The two teams will square Grande (72)- Castleman 9·1· off in a rematch at Lyne Center Wed· of the court for a layup. Castleman assists, Castleman five and Vince t9,Rio I'OIIEIOT, Qlt. k:urry 9·0·18, McDonald 8·0·16, came back with a right-side bank Wollenburg and Scott Burson four nesday at 7:30p.m. Wolienbuf'g 2-0-4, Mowery 1·2·4, Penrod 1-0-2; R . Hairston 3-1-7, JutWednesday's game 'has been tab- shot to give the Redmeri a 57·55 lead each to aid the winners' cause. Berea was led by 6-1 sophomore ze 1-0-2. Totals 34·4· 72. bed as "Meigs County Night." Any with 8:51 to go, but Keith Riley ws ea (70·)- Blade 5·3-13; Riley Tommy Owsley, who took game Meigs County resident Wishing to at· credited with a drive on a goal ten4·1 D. Hairston 7-1·15, Owsley 12-3ding call on Hairston to knot the conlaurels wtth rl pointa. The scoring tend the game may pick up free 27, itchell 1-0·2, Fletcher 2-0-4. tirkets at one of four Rio Grande test for the final time at 57-57 with flashy guard keyed an early Berea Totals 31·8·70. just 8:34to go. Halftime score - Berea 36, Rio surge with eight steals in the first ticket outlets in Meigs County or by Grande 33. half. Castleman put the visitors in the contacting the school's alwnni of. lead for good with8:161ogo when he ~------------------------1------------------,----+--­ flee. connected from the comer. Seconds Saturday night, it was the clutch later, Curry hit on a turnaround to shooting of 6-5 forward Castleman give Rio Grande a four point bulge. and some balanced scoring and The Mountaineers pulled to within rebounding by 6-7 Curry and !Hi McDonald that provided the difference. one on three separate occasions in Castleman, a junior from Colwnbus, the final three minutes, but Carry notched a team-high 19 points in- responded with two buckets and Me· cluding the lying and g<>-ahead Donald one to maintain the Rio markers with just under 10 minutes Grande lead. t6 play, while Curry chipped in 18 • Berea's Bob Fletcher connected · and rebounds and M c- on a 28-footer as time expired to I WOULD LIKE TO THANK MY SUPPORTERS AND THOSE WHO VOTED IN THE SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS. R COAD senior citizens· program Rio Grande edges Berea 72-70 for second victory vaur .._ .,. ,local ()lundhrUJ flay. Jolly Bunch Arrangements to pay costs for a life f!U8I'd once a week at the Beacon School swimming pool in Athena for the' children at the , Meigs Community Classes were made when lbe Meigs Association for Retarded . CiUzens met recenUy at lhe school. 1 RD TRACTORS meeting .Meigs County happenings.__ ____.___ _ ..... ·DALE HILL hi~ghts tlve wood and thrte pelnted finishes. OPDI MOfl•.fRL ru·aP.M. • •• · .. •• �• Page-6-The D;aily Sentinel Monday, Novemlller 16, lftl Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Monday, November 16, 1911 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . • Workshop planned at St. Paul Church • •• the adult education wtll'Uhop wU1 be The churdllllocatecl . . . . Rllute TUPPERS PLAINS - There wiD of lntsesf to ~ involved In lear- 1 1n the cemer It '1'IWin l'lalnl. be a music and chriBtilln education ning experienceS with adults. The The puiOr II Re\o,Jiidlud ft' w worUhop today at the St. Paul regiltnltioo COli ~ •uo, bul adUnited Methodi.sl Church In Tuppers Plains. Sponsored by the Athens vance rqillratlon II not neewU1 ry. Regiltratloo and browalntl be . Diltrict of the United Methodllt DAN'$ Church, the worUb<lp Is desilned to . from7,7:25p.m. wlththeworbhopl In .aion 7:25-11:30 p.m. Worbllop share new ldeu and reeoureea wilh leaden wiD be Don and Carol I MlD.DLI!POIIT local churcll workers u well as new Boprt, Columbus; Rev. R. w. ways of utilising current educational Faullmer, Logan; Rev. David c. LE~THER literature. The music workshop will primarily Involve organists, HaiTia, 01atr1ct Program Asalstant. . pianists, and music directors, while . ws For Smokers: ·\ rr::r:::r::~ IJOI' Sfl)p I I' i FRII't.&ED COATS lADIES '121.00 .MEN'S '135.00 Book fair starts today • \ RACINE - Racine Elementary School will sponsor a student book . fair Nov.during 111-18. the Thehours book of fair9 will from be open a.m. to 3 p:m. each day and 7:7:00 p.m. Monday, Nov.l6. . The book fair committee invites all students, psrents, and visitors to attend the fair. The fair will efln cOurage student interest In reading and In building horne libraries, and will, also, contribute to a worthwhile project. All profits will be used for supplemental reading for the clas:r with Educational Reading Service, to furnish an Individual selection of L secretary. N '"WE'VE GOI'AIMTE ' I NO'J.Ittla~ "Thoo''-lho Amedcln Cancer Sodelyllko-.y srnolcer In Amorlcli to !Jw up 1gr etca for. dey. Gille . . lr\! You ..,..., lind The teaching staff Is sponsoring this event, with Mrs. DoMa Sayre serving as boOk fair chairperson. The book fair display will include attractive new books from many major publishers In all popular price ranges. The committee is working workshop and special Interview training. Douglas Beboke,.Ieft, principal of lbe school, receives lbe set from PTO officials, from the lei~ John MIUer, president; Janel MIUer, treasurer, and Judy Eblin, A rlbooks~;for;the~fiairi.=====~~~~~~~y·~W~il~'f~,~OW~I~~ rooms. TELEVISION- Thls 1&-lnch color television set io he used for educational purposes bas been presented to the Rutland Elemeotary School by lbe school's PTO. ~ set wiD receive programmlog from Educational Television of Southeastern Ohio lncludiog lesson plaJI: olng, guides for teachel'!l, student learning materials, •' i ' > • -- you con quit,__~ 7 IIIIOMAI'MO CAN ' •••a Mur i'i ~ ' • Drew Webster plans reception An open reception and tea honoring American Legion Auxiliary members of the Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, of 50 years or more will be held on Nov. 29 at the ball, 2 to t p.m. Also to be honored at that time will be members with 35 or more years of service for God and Country through The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 · ' f the unit as well as psst presidents of the Auxiliary. A musical program will be presen, ted and there will he initiation ceremonies for four senior unit members and eight jUJ1ior unit mefTI: .. "' bers. All members of •he unit, their family and friends, as well as the general public is invited to atten~ . .' Rutland TOPS holds meeting . Ruby Fowler was the month's top 742:2171. loser, noted atOHlast.1456 week's meetingit was of TOPS of Rutland. Marcia Elliott presided at the meeting attended by !6 ·memhel'll. Myrville Brown and Jo Ann Fetty were the best losers for the week with Frances Hysell and Ollie Hill tying for best loser the week before and Donna P'ry as the runner-up. Each received a cash prize and a ribbon. ' Plans were made for the club to aw.&,d charms for designated weight 1 - levels u -,Ql~~~~~,~ 1 ' The Pilgrims never enjoyed anything like these Thanksgiving savings! Our pre-Thanksgiving sale is the greatest thing to happen since the turkey was invent~d! . Stop by and b-&~y •••you'll be very thankful! Incentives tow11rd reaohing goal weights. For in, fonpation on TOPS or about losing weight, residents are invited to call ;' Sew-Rite meets ''\ -·· ... \>' ..I • ~survey resUlts . . . .MERIT deliversi~1reY.areaS ~:~t· ~- LINES Mrs. Betty Wehrung hosted a recent meeting of the Sew-Rite-. Sewing Club during whlch time plans for the holidays were made. The annual Christmas dinner wiU he held al the Meigs Inn at 7 p.m. on Dec. 16 with a party foUowing at the home of Mrs. Barbara Mullen in Middleport. There wiU be a gift ex, . change. Nettie Boyer presided at the meeting with Pandora Collins giving the treasurer's report, and Evelyn Gilmore, the secretary's report. .. IN · . Stratolounger XP • Close-Up· - PAPERS' •. ROCKER RECLINERS ' ' ' I Gallipolis Daily Tribune The DaiJy Sentinel The Pt. Pleasant ~egister WALL ~UGGERS ' . 'I .' REGULAR . RECLINERS ,• ~ • I. ' ' ·STARnNG AT ~199 • 95 CASH ONLY OPEN MPN.·FRI. TILL 8 P.M. l.lly.way For Christmas ~mlllr 24th DeliveiJ . COMMON CLASSifiEDS - ' . t I ·Werning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Thlt Cigafette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health: • { .t· 2 Of 3 Smokers Prefer MERIT. . In the second part of this study, new tests confirm that MERIT delivers a winning combination of taste and low tar when compared with higher tar leaders. Confirmed: The over~ ·MERIT Switch Clicks. .. : . Nationwide survey reveals whelming majority of smokers bver 90% of MERIT smokers reported MERIT taste equal to- or better than -leading are-glad they switched from higher tar brands. higher tar cigarettes. In fact, Confirmed: When tar levels 94% don't even miss their were revealed, 2 out of 3 forrher brands. further Evidence: 9 out of chose the MERIT combina~ lO·former higher tar smokers tion of low tar and good taste. Year after year, in study "report MERIT an easy switch, that they didn't give up taste after study, MERIT remains in ~witching, and that MERIT ~nbeaten. The proven taste alternative to higher tar is the best~tasting low tar smoking- is MERIT. they've ever tried. ' ~ of taste, ease.of SWttch, and long-term satisfactton. . . Rigorous new MERIT research proves it. · · · MERIT smokers confirm taste a major factor in completing a successful switch from higher tar Cigarettes. FOR· DAYS l. l; ., ...• •'. C PhlltJ MorriJ Inc. 1911 Reg: Bing "tar:' 0.6 mg nicotine-Men : 7 mg "tar;' 0.5 mg nicotine-100's Reg: 9 mg "tar,' 0.7 mg nicotine-100's Men: • 10 mg ·~111:' 0.8 mg nicotine av. per 'cigarette, FTC Report M~r:B1 • .. • ., I· .. . Kings & too's :·'• . ·' ·' .··',• -I • • �Pomeroy-Mieldleport, Ohio November Mondey, November 16, 1981 Small investment, la~ge returns', Sentinel ~Waltt .Ad~ '. Business Services "YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE" Columbus, Ohio, untfl10:uu A.M.. Ohio Slandard Time, Tuesday, November 2_., 1981, forlmprov•ments In : Parts 1 and 2 are offtred as one contract and will be considered on !he basis of the total amount bid. Ports 1ond 2 Athens · and Meigs Coun· 2 llorm rljlped lbreallllbe Pacutc NorlbweaL 'rile Mercer lslaud span remained opeu, but lbe nearby Evergreen Point Bridge was closed for several boun botll days. (AP L.aSerpboto). WHIPPED WAVES - Gale-force wlads sUr Late Washington's walel'li on Saturday !Iouth of lb.e ftoallog bridge be11't'een Seattle aud Marcar bland. A similar sceue was repeated Suaday as a seeoud major wlad- Public Notice !In, Ohio, on Stcl!on1 20 ..-.20.59, L!.S. Route 33, Athlna Aoun!Y. and Stc· ,,... (0.00) 00.19), u.s. Roult 33, Melo• CoUnty, by reMOYing and replacing brld!le railings a,;d ter· mlnill District desires tO receive sealed bids on the following: I. Tires and 'Tubes 2. Gasoline and 011 3. Fuel 011 assembly ' end removing exlstlrig guardrail end CCI!IIIrucllno Type 5 guerdra!l.b Including an· 4.Fieetlnsurance chOr 111em lies and berm reohl~lng. In order 10 be conSidered all ... ,... bids shall be . Work Lenolll - 65,630.• tnl or 12.G mlln. · "The date .,.._, .. received In tne Treasurer's set for com"" Office by 12 o'clock noon on December 16, 1981. Sold Board o1 Education reserves !he right 10 accept Pltllon of Ill IS work sllall be I•• ..t forth In the bidding Each 'bidder sllall be reqwlred 10 file with hi I bid a certified check cashier's check for amount oqwol lo IIYO per cent of hit bid, but In no even! more than fifty Nice 3 bedrCJOIYl home 1 bath • living room , dining room, big kit· ' chen, utiHiy room. patio w i th privacy fence, : storage building, on , large corner lot with 1 redWood split rail fence, off New L ima Road . .~ :.:.=.'Pubii~~!jce REPAIR WORK •Gas & Electric •Cuffing •Brering •20 Yrs. Exp. Reasonable Rates N6Sou111Third storv.. 3 ~edroom home situated on approx. 2112 acres. Nice pine and fruh trees. Located In Rutland, excellent location. Asking Asking $51,000. . 2 HOMES AND $16,000.00. OWNER FINANCING - Only $4,000.00 down will buy vou a lovely 2 story home with river view in Middleport,, 10% interest rate. Asking price Is $26,500.00. why Consumer watch: BUILDING LOTS One • .A maze of mprtgages ' By LOUISE COO~ said they also have advantages for mortgages are necessary to close Associated Press Writer conswners. There is no ~eed to the gap that now exists between earToday's would-be homeowners are refinance your mortgage - with nings on outstanding .loans - many facing a maze of mortgages, and the possible pre-payment penalties - if of thi!m long-term, low-interest morfuture is likely lo be more - not less interest rates drop sharply. .There is !gages- and the interest they must - confusing. less need for "creative financing" pay to attract deposits. Savings and Government regulators have by sellers; the adjustable mortgage loan officials say today's borrowers authorized a wide variety of new loan can automatically be assumed are, in fact, subsidizing the holders types of loans in recent months, by the buyers. · of existing mortgages, granted in giving lenders more flexibility in an Christian said both lenders and .the days of single-digit interest effort to make more money borrowers will have to do more plan- rates. available for housing .. ning with the new loans. They cannot Christian said that if an adjustable Buyers must be "much more make decisions based on current in- mortgage system had been in effect astute and much inore careful," 'li'ill come and expenses alone. in years•. past, interest rates on Jim Christian, an economist for\he Shop for money before you shop current home lo~ns would be about U.S. League of Savings for a house, Christian urged. Take a 13.percent or 14 percent instead of 18 AssociBtions. They must become realistic .look at your . financial percent. "adapted to some uncertainty," he situation: Do you expect your in• said. come to increase and by how much? The traditional, fixed-rate mor- Will you face major expenditures in tgage is still available, Christian the next few years? Will you need a said, but it is getting harder and har- new car? Braces for the kids? AtheiUI U¥esloek Sale~ der to find. In its place are adAlboy,Oblo Christian said would-be Nov. 11,1•1 . justable mortgage loans- AMU> homebuyers should include "con- CATI'LE PRICES' with fluctuating interest rates and tingency reserves" in their budgets Feeder Steel'! : (Good and Choice) J00.500 lbs. U-57 .75; :i00-700 11:13. t747.Z5. payment schedules. to protect against the possibility of FeederHalvts: (Good and Choice ) 300-000 lbs. · The AMU> take many forms. In- an increase in their monthly mor- 1().;15.50.50: 500-700Jbo. 3&<1. . . Feeder Bulls: (Good and Choice) 3etHiOO lba. terest rates are tied to a pre-selected tgage payment. Your payment ".5G-07; 500-700 !bo. 1&.56.541. economic index and a're adjusted should actually be LESS than you · S~ughterBull.s : (Overl ,IDllbs.) 37-19.50. Sliughter Cow11: Utilities Sl.50-t5; Canners regularly. ~ can afford. and Cutten Z0-39. , Conswner groups have expressed Cow!!: (BY the Head) :24$-210, Suppose, for eJU!!llple, you think Springer Cow and C&lf Pairs: (By the unit) 3111)..440. concern over the risks of adjustable you can comfortably handle a Veals : (ChoiceandPrime) $0-61. mortgages, particularly those with · payment of $BOO a month. LQok for a Baby Calves: (8ytheHead)24-al . HOO PRICES: monthly payments which can house and a loan that wiD cost only Hogs: (No. l, Barrows and Gilts) 200-2.1) lbs. change. They fear that borrowers $650 a month. Set asldt the dif- 42 .75-43.~ . Bukher Sows37.11H3.10. will be unable to to handle higher ference - $150 - in a contingency Butcher Bolrs SoW&.3$. paytl)ents. Feed« Pip f~y. the Head ) J:HO. fund each month, so you .have a SHEEPPRICES: ·· Christian admitted that the new cushion if your payment goes up. Lambo ~.21. loans make it harder to plan. But be F Limbo-. The thrtft induatry says adjuatable . "'fr.omtown . ONE ACRE- On Bradbury Road. We have reduced this nice tot $1,000.00. Now sells for ONLY $4,500.00. RUTLAND Good starter home . 3 be<irooms. eat-in kit· chen. living room w/wOOdburner. Aluminum siding. Nice size lot. Reduce-lo $22,500.00. We have sever11 owner flnilnced propertie$. Give us a call on these. Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Phone 742·3111 Velma Nicinsky, Assoc. Phone 742·3092 ,· SU! P . MURPHY, GORDON .B. AND .HELEN L. TEAFORD, ASSOCIATES. . HO//S/11(/ I • . llt!.ldC(IIdf It!/\ WANT AD INFORMAnON. Market report' sr:r,.- fireplace in the famiiV room in fu II b'esement. Genie garaoe door for vour 'convenlenceo,l nice slze bedrooms, 2' full baths, birch equipped kitc~en in this brick. Vacant, you can move right ln. Will take cheaper .~orne . PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Daily Sentinel Clas.sifiecf Dept. 111 Court St., Pom.e roy, Ph. 45769 ' ..,.... oM-A"'rtJrltltb for REnt 0-FUI'fllltled ltot~MI ,.._S..caiorRtnt 6-LHIIMI floulll 1-Yanl hie 47-WIIItNtolttnt 1-hltliC 5111 4-fqu ..Menl ftr Rant 4f-Far Lea sa &Auctton t-Wamecl 10 lor SI-CI, TV, n-H1tp We ntH 12-SIIUitiefl WlllttO M-MIK. MercMndiM u-lull,llae Sup,.llu 57-Mutlollnth'wm.nt SI--FrUitl & Y....lbln 15-k.._.., lnttructiOft l._lt ..... TV, &CB Re,..lr "_plrtn lt~UIPmMI 21-luslntn Opportunity 22-Meney to LNn .... M---ttar&aralft ..._.... & fltrlllilar Sar'lkn e TRANSPORTATION aREAL ESTATE 71-............. .. 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Gas Lln•Dilches Water Line Hook·ups SIPIIC Tank I County Certified Roush Lane Cheshire, Oh. Ph. 367-7560 P&S BUILDINGS Rt. 3, Box 54 Racine, Oh. Ph. 61H43-2591 I· ·I ,. AND PAINTERS Aluminum Siding elnsu!ol!on · ALSO "Interior RemOdeling" FREE ESTIMATES Phone P92·Z771 or "2-7093 • I I: I< OHIO· VALLEY ROORNG ,. ~ And Home Maintenance •Roofing Df all types •Siding •RemOdeling •Free estlmatet •21 Yrs. experience w ....,~ ·• Storm Doors • Storm Windows • Replacement Windows Free Estimate James Keesee Ph. 992·2772 11-12·1 mo. HARRISON TV SERVICE .NOW OPEN Used Color TV Sets fOr Sale. NEW PHONE NO, 992-6259 TOM HOSKINS Ph. 949·2160 or 949-1411 7-5-lfc 2" Sycamore 51 . Middleport, Ohio 9·2Hic CERTIFIED GAS Our Specialties Cigs: 63c pk.; cartons S$.95 reg, ; S6.05 longs. We sell the following I PJ<. RC, Die! RC or RC 100 $1.29 plul dep. 6 pk. RC products $1,59 Bp~. Pep•! product• · Sl.l9 plus dep. 6 pk. Pepsi proefucts $1.99 a pk. 16 oz. Cokes sq9 plus dep. Hours: Mon.· Sat. 6A.M.·9 P.M. 19. ~----"-20. _ _ _ _' - 21. -_ -"_ -_22. _-_ _ 614-698-6791 TFN Real E5tate General For bulk delivery of gasoline, heating oil and diesel fuel, call Landmark, 992· 2181, Pomeroy, OIJ.. Ohio. 614·4-UI· Apples. Honey and Sweel Cider. Grimes, Romes, Gal.. and Red Delicious; Staymen Winesap. $5.25 per bushel and up. Cheaper in volume. Fitzpatrick Or· chard, SR689. 669·3785. Pho~e 614· NEW LISTING - IN TOWN - 4 bedroom home. hardwood floors. gas forced air heat, on IN TOWN 2 bedroom home in good condition with gas forced air heat. New central air. Full basement, garage, wood burning fireplace. All lor only $19,900. RIGHT SIZE- RIGHT PRICE 10 minutes from Pomeroy . Over an acre of land with 2 bedroom, 1 floor plan home. All etectrtc heat. Utility room , screened porch, garage. S16,200 . MIDDLEPORT Newly constructed spl it entry home . 3 bedrooms, 21/J baths, family roo111, .large dining room, garage & workshop. on ·approx. 1 acre. $49.900. OUTSTANDING OESI· GN! Five bedroom split level ln a great sub· divis i on. Spacious rooms. Full basement, rec . room , large sun deck. Eastern District. SOJ.OOO. FIVE POINTS AREA !!xcellent location, ex · celient home , excellent price. 3 bedrooms, full basement . Large lot . Aulllor•IM Jofln Deere, A"Ia -....... o•• ler FARM EQUIPMENT P.UT!&5ERVICf U5EO EQUIPMENT 1- Ho. UOO Ol,ul Ford 10·28·1 mo.' T,.ctorwt t•• MOD·.. IO Dluel J. O . Tr•ctor MOO·l2J 1 Row Hew corn Pkker ••u 992·6191 ASSOCIATES .... : :·:.:: : .. : _ :.~. Cord of Thonkl -:=:::::==::===~t==:;:;;;;:==~ through First I r J&F ; CONTRACTING I' ),, ' • e • e BackiiOt f!!.a,valllnoltml _,., c Yl Water, Sewer lo ' Gea Ll' e Dump Truck I ,. COMI'LITI RADIATOR SIRVICE ,rom lhe Smolltlf Hto,tor Core to "'" Ul'lltll l!adlotor · Rodlotor 1-1~1111 ..-NATHAN BIGOS • u Yn. laperlenco lhank Christ my Jesus With dttp IP' preclallon we !hank .l ht you ell. Veteran& Stolen Property. 'Antique kitchen safe. Antique dining room cabinet. Two rocking chairs. Other items . Anyone knowing or seeing this furniture being hauled In the vicinity of Flatrock, wv on October 10 or later, a liberal reward is offered. 675·1302. POSITIVI LV no hunling on the old H. C. Brown Farm opposite Racine locks Letart. wv. Signed Bill Mc Daniel. Children's Gvmnastics and Ladle's Exercise, Wed · nesday evening in Pt. Pleasant. Instructor: Helen Zinn. 4 :30 to 7:30 . Call .«6-8074 or 446·704•. NO hunting or trespassing on Fred Johnson- Dale Casto Farm-Leased by Leroy Roush. 388·9303. Terrier house 'ttag. per· ferably Carin or Yorkshire. GOOd with Children. will consider a poodle. Call614· 446·4336 . Buying Gold, Silver, Platinum, old coins. scrap rings & silverware. Daily quotes available. Also coins & coin supplies for sale . Spring Valley Trading, Spring Valley Plaza , 446-8025 or 446·8026. Pool table with slate top . Wrile: M.D;, Miller, Rl. 4, . Pomeroy, 0". Or 99H760. CHIP WOOD . Poles ma>e . diameter 10" on largest end . S12 .SO per ton. Bundled slab . $.10.50 per ton . Deliverd to Ohio Pallet Co., Rock Springs Rd ., Pomeroy. 992-2689 . Ka\ser off or facing lay·ofl. Hear what our Company has to offer. ~o re -location required . Come to Mason County Public Library, Pt. Pleasant, Monday Evening Memorial p.m. · for free presen · tatlon.No obligation. Ask for E.A.C. Inc . meeting. NEED MONEY? I need furniture. New. used Qr an · tique . Also buying glass. china, gold, silver. coins. watches, chains. etc . Martin's General Store, Mid· dleporl, Ohio. 992 ·6370. Raw furs. hides, scrap metals, batteries, radiators, ginseng, yellow root, and merchandise brokering. Harper·Halste· ad Salvage Company. 300 Elevenlh Slreel. 675·5868. Also Flea Market open daily. Open Monday· Friday 1·5 pm. LOCUST posts, 6 ft . long. 4" small tip-chip poles. 615·6325 after 6 p.m . 30~ - Wiseman questions asked . 30H75· 1.WS. 4 GIVeaway ANY PERSON who has anything to give awav and does not offer or aHempt to offer any other thing for sale may piece an ad in this column. There will be no charge to the advertiser. HOUSE. on land contract, near Pt . Pleasant, 304·675- S123. Hospital Admlnslratlon, 111 slaH ond our friends and breed dogs . Humane neighbors. we can never Society P92·6505. exprou In words what your love, gilts, and help have mHnt 10 us . Tom McGrath 2 female puppies.- Make and Family. nice pets. 1 cream color, 1 darker brown wllh black nose. 614-94'1·2402 . Llcented & londtcl . Ph. 192·7201 Rio Grande College & Com · munity College, Finance Office Secretary. Primary responsibi llty is to camp· troller, shorthand & typing required . Must show evidence of advanced secretarial ability, had ex · perience . $4 .05 entry rate. employer paid insurance benefits. Apply In Per· sonnel Offic~ 'A llen 4, Rio Grande College, Rio Gran-· de, Oh. before deadline GET VALUABLE training as a young business person and earn gOOd money plus some great gifts as a Sen· tine! route carrier . Phone us right away and get on the eligibility list at 992- 2156or99H157. Experienced man to do body work and painting . Apply in person at Hysell Used Cars, Rutland, Ohio. Only 5erlous workers need apply. Wanted RN part time day shift only.JV nursing team exp. preferred but not necessary . Call V~terans Memorial Pharmacy. li 14- 99H297 E .O.E . ---·-- - - 11 ... 675·5817 . TV service calls. Call 9922034. Also used color TV for sale. Have room and board in boarding home for elderly . Help Wanted Why seHie for less. Sell the best. Sell Avon. For more information call-446-3358 or 742·2354. WANTED Cytotechnologist ASCP or equivalent needed for a large multispecialty group practice In Southeastern Ohio with IWo palhologlsls 111 a CAP accredited labor- torv. Competitive salary, . 13:_ __..!!"ns~u!"r.._ao!"c.,.e,__ SANDY AND BEAVER In WILL do cleaning of of · fices, churches, bus iness . Honest and dependabl e. Phone 304-675-2885. AUTO~OB!LE 21 Business __ ____Qeportunity Trailer Park, 15 spaces plus 3 bdr ., brick home on approx. 3 acres , will divide , $150,000 with 50,000 down , owner will carry. Also park owned trai lers available in Jackson . Good ca sh f low. Call 286-7019. i1 - -BU$r.;eu- ___.2i!POr!!!_nJ.ty,__ _ S180 Per Week Pari Time at Home . Webster. America's foremost di e· tionary company needs home workers to update local mailing . lists . ~_ Ali ages, expertence un· necesary. Call 1· 716·842- Columbus First Mortgage Company FHA-VA Financing Loan Rep. Cookie Krautter (304)675-3473. --·---------Professional ~-·------- 23 _____s_ er.Yi~e-~sc__ Piano tuning and repair, Love your neighbor tune your Piano . Bill Ward, Wards Keyboard. 446·4372 , Gallipolis. PIANO TUNING - Lane Daniels . A s so ciat e : Brunicardi Mu sic . Phone 61042·2951 or 61H92·2062 . Discount lo Meigs residen· Ltd., P.O. Box 3.4, Galllpof ., Ohio45631. 'tor of nursing. Are you the dedicated professional who HARPER Adult Care Cen · fer-providing the ~rsonal care your elderly need In a home like atmosphere . Vacan cies now avaitible. BY OWNER ; 4 bdr, split· level , living room & di ning room combination, eat·in kitchen, Ig. rami ly rm., 2 112 baths, located in Tara Estates, Club house and pool privileges, $15 ,000 firm . Kyger Creek School District . Shown by appt . only cal f·446-9403 . IN · 992·2143 ==~:::::..L.:====.:...-. Clll.~sifi!•d Piii(I!S cover lhe Ji•lloll'itll( telt•t•hone eJC!:hnnl(e,~ ... is qualified by educallon and experience, and who shares our committm&nt to high standards of patient care? Your salary will commensurate with your experience and our benefit package Is liberal. Scenic Hills Nursing Center, Bo)J G., Ilia co . Area Code M f' I9S 614 446] 67JI:UI:l4SH6643- VY'J · Middleporl Pomeroy VliS-· Chester J4J- Portland 241- Letart Fans Y49- Racine 742- RUtl .l nd 262, Bidwell, Ohlo-156U. AI· tn : kim mlnlstrator. Nye, Ad· We are an Opportunity Mason co., W.Va . 1Area Code 304 675-Pt. Pleasant 458-leon SJ6-Applt' Grove '/'IJ- Mason I:UI2- New Haven 895-Letart 937- Buffalo Em· ployer. LPN or RN for prlvale duty aurslno for male patient at Pinecrest Care Center. Call 3<W·675·SP•I. ' CONSERVATION · lid for McClintock Wildlife Slal!on. 20 hours per week, must be ss years of or older, meet deportment of Labor guidelines, drive & be a WV resldenl. PI. Plt110nt Job Service, :JCW· 675·2770. Co . Ar ea Code 61~ G.,Ihpotis Cheshir e Vinton RioGr.Jnde Guy.an Dlst. Ar.abla Oist . MOBIL E UH572. -------- 12x65 mob ile home. 2 lots in Pla ntz Subdiv ision . Ca ll 446·1294 . or"S~••1 1"' eC::.:: 31 --.,.H"'o"'m"e"'s"'l"' - been canexcellent benefits. Send SURANCE Lost your resume tQ Personnet celled? Department, Holzer Clinic · operator's License? Phone TR! · STATE CLEAN US E D MOBI LE HOME S K ESS EL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLI S, RT 35. PHONE 446·3868. ' Rt:al E!ifall! Phone 44<H694. ~---·~--· 3 bed'i"oom Older hom e, approx. 4 acres. 10 miles from town. Phone675·6597 . 3770. Ask for Steve. 615·5981 or 61s.3710, 675· call304-675-1293. surance Co . has offered services for fire Insurance coverage In Gallla County for almost "a century . Farm, home and personal property coverages are available to meet In · dlvidual needs . Contact Neil Ins . Agency, agent . Pt . HOMES . Gallipo lis. Y ea r:~ end sale, price r educed, used mobile homes. CAL L ~ ~- Money_~Loa.!!__~ House cleaning ., I day a week on regular basis. Call Sharon at 949·2160. Ro ad , Pleasant, 3 bedrooms, 1'1~ baths, doubl e gara ge . Owner will f inance. l m · mediate occupan cy . 304- WILL do odd jobs, general house maintenance. Have experience w ith carpentry , plumbing, electrical, some appliance repair . Call 304· Bookkeeper or secretary position full or part time, 12 yrs. experience, godd local references. Call 446·0183 or 446·0871, Ka 'f n. Carpentry , paneling, ceiling tile and floor tile. 1542. WIL L" do Holidav baking, candy making , cake decorating . Sarah Pearson, cal l 304 ·675 ·5527 tor estimate. 12--sltUattOnSwanted- In Gallia County 675-1333 --------- Hallmark , 3 bdr ., mob ile home , furnished , under pinned, patio. porch in· eluded . Cal I 388 ·8469 after '. •• --~---- Price drasti cally r educed : J bdrm., mobile hom e on an acre, · new drilled well, $6 ,000. 446·4394 . 3, mobile homes l 4K70, 10x50. 12x60. Jackson . Call 286·7019. 1963 Hi llcrest, lOx 50, e>c c. cand. Ca ll388 -8368 . 12x65 Skyli ne Acadmey, 3 bdr .• exc . cond . Cal! 4468134 . MoVing Must Sell 2bdr . mobile home, $-4,000 . Will consider land contra cl . Call-«6-6325. 1 bedroom furnished and set up. Immediate occupancy . S5,250. In Country Mobile Home Par k. 992· 7479. 1971 Darian 12 x 65, 3 bedrooms. 1972 Crown Haven, 14 x 65 with 8 x 10 expando, 3 bedrooms. 197j Utop ia 12 x 65 , 2 bedrooms. 1972 Invader 14 K 70, ~ bedrooms. 1972 Nashau, 14 x 60, 2 bedrooms. B 1;,. s . Sales. Inc. 2nd and Viand Sis. Pt. Pleasant , WV . Phone 675 ·4424 . MOBILE home located In Camp Conley, extra nice' and clea n, phone 304·895·, 3967 . --------- USED MOBI LE 576·2711 . HOME . ----~---- 1973? bedroom 14 x 70, underpinned. 675·4064 . ~ ::-~Fa~=~~~=\~~ =- - BETHEL road· just off san· dhill , 30 acres {rolling & level land) . Farm pond & outbuild ings, good we ll nice6 room house. Will con ~ sider trad e. 304·67.5·3431. 675·3030: 3_!_=. LOt S&Acrea 9e LOT S - Rea l nice campsi te on Rac coon Creek , all util iti es av ailable, S300. down, owner will finance, call after 3 p.m ., 256-6413. --~---- Would you like to own a home of your own . We didn't have SIO,OOO for a down paymenl nor SS,OOO nor even $1,000. Do what we --- _ Caii30H57 9479. 992-2156 In Mason County ROOM. Compl ete select ion of sizes and fl oOr p lans del ivered & install ed. French City M obile Hom e, Inc. Call 446-9340. 1.5 acres on Jackson Pike near Stock Mkt . All Utilities, trailer pad . $4,000 , In Meigs County 446-2342 -~---- MOBILE HOME ADD A did Call 513·592"1175 . . _:____. TO PLACE AN AD CALL I ( Will do baby sitting in my home . Garfield area . Call 446·481 3. ... 6000. Elim Resthome. Care for handicapped, aged, or bed patient . Temporary or limited care . of continuous home with us. Equipped for wheel chair. 742·2266. ·~.--- HOUSE ·Meadowbrook Ad · dition . 3 bedroom, family room w i th fireplace . cen · tra l air , basement. 304·675 · SANDHILL 'd ate, Nov . 19, 19tll. 614·992·6022. I HI· Monday, 9AM lo 6PM. 576·2111 . Family man wants steady work on farm w ith house included. good Worker w ith references . Ca il388 ·8879 . Is. ....... ,..... .. ..,, ........... Equal Available lor adoption , Assorted colors, mixed br~ puppies, male and female. Also adull mixed McCov is opening their 8th location in Gallipolis and would like to Interview sales people interested in joining a growing progressive company . Some sellirig experience preferred . Commission pay system, major medical and other benefits. Apply In person at the Gallipolis Holiday Inn beginning 992'2759 . PLEASE return lree sland RN. Local 100 bed ICF IS (engraved Bill CraWford) 'currently seeking 1 direc· taken frorh property -no RETAIL SALES Hal!ield & ·-~-- HELP ATTENTION Novembef' 161h. al 7:00 Jean TrussodU 949·2660 F.,m EquipiRent · No Hunting or Trespassing on Kenneth Watson farm, without written per· mission. Kenneth (Sutch) Watson. Aluminum employees Tald GI.I'I'SVHit. OfliO' N•w Holl•nd, Busfl Hot Junk cars with or without motors, and batteries. Call hunting & no tresp~ssing without written permission on Woolhan Farms at Apple Grove. NO hunting & trespassing on Bright McCausland Farm operated by Wool han Farms. Oh . stampeci10K, ut, 1BK and NO E. Miunll.lli POMEROY,O. 992-2259 Butcher's Shoppe Custom butchering & processi ng. Call 446·2851, Gallipolis. paying cash for anything BEDS·!RON, BRASS, old 1'\ames, ages. and ad· dresses. no later than Dec. 20, along with one dollar for each. letter to, Suprise Letters, 90 Park St ., Mid- Or rent·J beCiroom fur · nished home on Bud Chat· tin Road on big level lot . Ohio. Cali446·22B2 . dental gold . Class rings, wedding rings, silver coins anything stamped Racine Fire Dept. sponsors or a Gun Shoot, Sat. nights sterling. Clarks Jewelry 6:30p.m .• Bash an. Factory · Store. Gallipolis ~ - 2691 or 992 ·2054 in Pomeroyl choke 12 guage shotgun. dleporl, Ohio <4.1760 . New Hours: list ctwaya IMCetMfY. Penlf'ff~Y ""'+kfllrl 35. _ _ _ ___ Mall Tllll COIIpOtt Wltll Remlltlnce Tilt Dilly Sentinel 111 Courtlt. ·-:. hlftlnty, 011. 417" Rt. 2, Albany, Ohio CONTRACT · 2 3<W·67H2U. furniture, gold, silver' dollars, wood ice boKes, stone jars, antiques, etc., Complete households . Roger·Turner-992·5692 ooHie Turner 992-5692 ,.,...., . . ." _ _ __ :w. _____ 33. ~--~'"" 371',2322. Rate: $6.00 per monlh. . LOST·Male. black & while cat, vicinity Gallipolis Ferry. Answers to name· Abraham. Reward . Phone No hunting or trespassing on the property of Earle and Marybelte Schultz off SR681 in Reedsville, Ohio. SALES & SERVICE Mon.ll:G0-7:00 Tuos.n:oo-5:00 Wods.IO:G0-1:00 Thurs.II:OH:OO Fri. 10:80-5:00 Union An. l'tlmllf'1IY, Ohio PHONE 992·3021 29. _ _ _ __ 31.-----32. _ _ _ .......:._~ New customers can ca II phone 30H75·5072. SUNRISE HEATING & COOLING BOGGS I• LAND bedroom, full basement, workshop with attached shed, approximately Va acre. All excellent con· ditlop. S28,000·SI,OOO clown and 'II percent on unpa id balance. S275 a month. tn Racine area . li14-949-2249 . dog, Call44<1-6220. Styllltl: Mork Mora oncl CI!"'Y Cuthbertlon. •• • •'' 27. 21. _ _ _ _ __ LOST · Beag!e season. It will be bench atld off hand shooting . Prizes will b.e turkey, ham, and bacon . Henry E. Cleland, Jr. REMEDIES U.S. Rt. 5ti Eul 2.1. - - - -.:::":.::__ 25. --~--'---,26. _ _ _ _ _.:_ '""'d•• Tappan Recuperatiov:e Furnace, Coleman A1r Conditioing, Arkia·Sft r· · vel Gas Air Condition- ing, Sheet Metal Work. REALJOR 23. :10, _ Hattleld will be laking over Sheffield Trash Sterling Tues., Nov.Pickup. 17 J. L. Sunday Nov. 8 and will be $44,900. These cash rate-s include discount 2019. Gallipolis Ferrv. R:eward, 67•7. Dally afler 1,p.m . 50x70 101. $29,900 . J&LIJI,OWN INSUlATION Vinyl& 3 bedroom house. 2 acres. 2 baths, family rOom . Ful l basement, garage. 949· -Found : In front of Swisher and Loshe, Pomeroy, small kitten with White spot neck . 7.t2·2306. Sizes from 4x6 to 12x40 · 3·11·ttc *M WILSON BUILDERS u,wtswlnlt ........... ~ Utility Buildings NEW LISTING - 1;; . 17. -~---18. l 1HS· 1 mo. I 1 lWanled 1 lForSale ( ) For Rent 6J- Liwntecll SMALL REESE TRENCHING SERVICE Ph. 992-2772 HAIR j Miller elba Coal • reserves edll the or right to ~~~~~~~~~~~ classify, re(ecl To2S any ad. Your ad will be pul' In !he proper 1T~o~·l~5~~~~~~!f~~ clnslflcallon II you'll - )Announcement "From 30x30" Sunday I AM.·9 P.M . Water·Sewer· Electric '· give- price. The Sentinel To 15 < 6t-:.Want.cl to l•v fS-II'roltiiiOIIII ,',If. below. a FARM SUPPLIES &LIVESTOCK a FINANCIAL, Name _ _ _ ___,_ _....,__ chec:k the proper box Sf-fer Slla., Tracie 11-Wanll'd Ta Oa 36- ........., .... a.:-Pet~ter Sale 14-luslrtnl Tralnlnt . . IJ-AIIfi4UH 1)-IQUrlftCI ,~,., IMI~ .,' You'll gel better resu!ls ---1-...;,~;.:.:1-...:.;.j....::..-: If you describe lul!y, eMERCHANDISE George DRIVEWAY UMESTONE GRAVEL ~ ! I Trading Co., Sprln~ Valley Plaza. <146-8025 . ..----------1----------+-----------l their very own letter from Santa. To order send Curb. Inflation lI Pay Cash for 1;. . . 1 Classlfleds anCI n ! Savelll I··E . Write your own od and order by mall with lhls coupon. Cancel your ad by Phone when you get resulls. ,M oney not refundable. TRAPPER We have a com· plete tine of trapping sup· plies. Traps, dve, WaK, and lur:es. Spring Valley Delight the children with -~---=----, phone number If Used. s• -tteu~tMitlo.o.s eEMPLOYMENT SERVICES . I 1 Prlnl one word In each space below. Each In· I tllla! ... group of floures I counts as a word. Count 1 name and address Of' 42-MDONt HomtS 992·7~s6 Call 742-3195 H ·tfC 712 7211 1 Phone 41 -Hous" tar Raat 1- c: 1rd ol Ttlanlls 2-ln Memoriam J-AnnGUncnnanfl 4-GIVNWIY ,_ ... ,py . . s;,., • ESTIMATES PH. 992·6011 & Commercial A lot MAIN ST. I eREN.TALS eANNOUNC!i1MENTS cus1om FREE Rtsldontlol . . For October Si!vt~ Addreu CLASSIFIED AD INDEX pliances. Let BUll /iW) H'RP\I!JURr I I C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION . CuSiom kilchens and •P' bathrooms. remodeling, plumbin, electric, and heating. check your present electrical system. -3 '12~.yd sq. yd. DrivP A lillh! I' I I ,grounds on OICI Rt. 33. Mon.·Fri. 1:30 to 4:00 ing 1 Blue Fro!tt · 1 Creek Bed · '5" . macy. 11 · 12-1 mo. Scrap Iron & Metal) Now picking up junk auto bodies. Top prinl poid lor auto bodies, •crap Iron and metal•. 1 milt we$1 .. Foir· 'water pills', . Fruth Phar- The lzaak Walton Clubslug will have their deer shooting match at th' Buy Now & Save S2-S6 Per Yard 25 rolls carpet in stock to pick from. Regular backed, carpet installed free ' selection Roll Ends Rem with pad. GoOd nants $2.50 up. A good buy loday. CLASS - WOOdburning SCRAP 1Pomeroy 2 or 3 bOr. home, fully cat · peted, large yard and gar· den, 3 mi. from town. Ca l! 446-0648 affer5. Reduct sale & laS! wlth GoBese captules & E ·Vap ~=·=H~ot=Wa~t=•':T:o:n:k':::9:.5:·"=c~t:=====:8:·:2:0:·t:fc~t=========j MILlER ElECTRIC VinylSIDING & Aluminum ~?1= S:,~~o;, ~~:.'re/a~~ SUNRISE Shade River Rd. The BISSELl Hr•TING & . maich will starl at 1 p.m . SERVICE For all of your wir· COOLING continued each Sunday at !he same lime until deer needs. SIDING CO. Good sel~ction of carpet thru the lOth ol October. wild . Only $12,000. STUART WAYNE PULLINS Col! After< P.M. t9H656 ~II cash·n-carry 1 Green Tweed 1 Rust Tweed sq. yd. installed R11tock, p1rt1, etc. Order Guns lcrK. Above Wholesale ALL STEEL Coli Ken Young GET READY FOR WINTER SHAG CARPE RUBBER BAC 3 ROLLS · '12" AND CUSTOMIZING R~JIIue and Ro-Finl•h Farm Buildin"" ... For Fast Service .:g::rw~~n 614-992-2181 For Farm and Home Delivery of Gas Diesel Heating Oil. FALL ·CARPET SALE ' $21,000.00 - 8 rooms, new gas furnaCe, large baumant, copper plum· bing anct lot 50x200. Near stores and schools. 1stttlno but only mlnutn Future Reference PARTS AND SERVICE AlL MAKES •Woshers •Dry.,., •Range~ · Rutland Fumiture Carpet Shop PING u acres . of Forked Run. Turk~V and deer. park your . 1railer and enjoy the acre building or trailer sites on Leading Creek Road. Excellent country KeeplhltAdiGJ _ 9 5 3561 ' HUNTING AND CAM· not took at this one and spend the Holidays In your own home? . GUNSMITHING Amesville, • Misc. Merchandlce 3 A ells to Pick From 2 Locations 31:2 N. Sec . Ave. Mldd!Oport & 10711 u.s . 35 AP!!.•99rA2·u6y~? ,. ~ APPLIANCE SERVICE WANT AD WAY PRICED RIGHt 6 firepta'ce, f•mily room w1th wood burner, k i tchen & dining 'room, cJtv schools, · 446·2003 belore 1:00. BUYING GOLD & SILVER , . POMEROY LANDMARK ACRES A family tlome and 2nd house for the parents. Swimming pool. Lots of trees and flowers. 9 ·room older home which has 2 baths. natural gas furnace, 3 cer garages and privacv. 3 bdr., 2 bath', LR with UU192. S&W =====~1~1·~6~·1~m~o~.~t=====~1~0·~12~·~1t~cjt:::====~6·~1~5·~1f~c~ TRAPS TRAPp 1NG supplies.a~dGene Hines, ~ (II) 16, lie S4 Homes for Sale OUR BOARDING HOUSE lost and Found CASH PAID for cleitn, late model used cars. Smith Bulck·Pontlac, GAllipolis, PH • 992-5663 Helen Swartz, cl~rk Bedford Township on 3 acres of land. Has j nice bedrooms, 11!2 baths, central air and heat. Wood cabinets in equipped kitchen . 6 Gun Shoot Racine Gun Club. Every Sun. starting at 1 p.m. Factory choke guns only. Middleport, Ohio · 10 .-.M. a! the clerk's home. 3 YR. OLD RANCH 1559 sq. ft. Almost new ~ Jad:son, OH . D&D WBJJING SHOP call Vetma Hicinsky Phone: 742·3092 -= EVERYBODY Shops the . Announcements LOST Black male Cocker Sponlel, limps, Virginia ~========~~~:::========~~========~ WANTED TO BUY HOBSTETTER REALTY Federal General Revenue Sharirt; EKpenditures will be made eva liable for , """''· public Inspection Novem - 1 ber 18,_1981 from 6;00 P.M. 1 . Phone 1-(614)-992-3325 !his 2 ,~, Ohtu 9. 16, 21c HOBSIEIIER REALTY REFURBISH - m .6:ll50f"m.n, .. . PUBLIC NOTICE · Report of tiM! survey of LB. SR. 216 E. Sec- Street OFFICE 742-2003 V. C. YOUNG Ill S36,500. Real Estate- General GeorgeS. Hobstetter Jr. Broker _ Concret work Plumbing and - eiKtrlal Work [FrH Esllmotet) Schoo!Dislrlct E Ioise Boston, Treasurer 38900 SR 7 Reedsvllle,Ohlo <t~m (11)9, 16,23,3tc day• prior 10 llle date sel for opening bids In ac· cordance wlth Chapter 5525 Ohio Revised Code. Plans and speclficatlons are on file In the Depart· . men! of Tran!SIJOI'Iallon and !he olllct of the Olllrlct Deputy Olreclor. The Director reservts lhe rlghiiO reject any .aftd . all bias . . DAV,!D L. WEIR DIRECTOR Reii.8·1N3 ·· BAILY'S Boots & Shoes for the whole family. work Eastern Local QualifiCation at least ten (11) remodeling _ Roofing an0 gutter ts of any and all bids. Board of ElltJcallon of payablelo lhe Dlreclor. Bldders must apply, on !he oroplr IOrms, lor Island today with winds estimated at mph winds. ByEDWARDMILLER 70 mph, and caused major flooding "It was Uke walking on a motor Associated Press Writer Gale-force winds and rain bat- from New Jersey to Maine, the boat," said Margaret Becker of Pomeroy, who descended from the tered the Pacific and Atlantic coasts NationalWeatberServicesaid. again today, bampering efforts to Flooding and seas of up to eight monwnent with her mother sh~rtly clean up debris left by a weekend feet were predicted for large parts of before three other relatives were scourge of storms . that killed 11 the New England coast at high tide trapped. ''You could hardly Stand today. · ilp. It was spooky." "' people and left eight otlfers missing. Oregon bore the storm's fury all The storms crwnbled roads, ate Seattle's futurisdc Space ·Needle swayed in the brutal winds, briefly weekend. Winds were clocked at 90 away beaches and led to power traJiping eight people in an elevator mph on the coast and five people outages that left millions without inside, while a landmark of another were killed. Three others were lost electricity. In North Carolina, the Cape Hatage .:. the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse at sea off the coast of the state. · A 12-year-old boy in Portland who teras Lighthouse, depicted in hunin North Carolina- was threatened by rampaging coastal waters Ucking was being knocked from his bicycle dreds of paintings and lisltill as a from the gales grabbed a power Une national landmark, was shored up at its base. The Pacific storm raked northern as he fell and "there was sinoke with sandbags and hai\ks of debris California, Oregon, Washington and coming out of his body," said Jude from roadways for fear it would British Colwnbia on Friday with, Niederhofer, who hit the tine with a . collapse into the surf, the National only small respites over the tree limb and got it off the hoy. Tony Park Service said. "The water is too high to see how weekend, and forecasters today Bitz lived, hospital officials said, renewed warnings for residents to andhisreseuercaUedit"aimosillke much beach has heen lost," said stay indoors. · Charles Compher, a spokesman for a miracle." On the Atlantic side, the weekend · Eight people were stranded for an . Cape Hatteras national weather winds that came ashore from hour Sunday when the elevator of station. The 111-year-old lighthouse may Florida to New Jersey headed north Seattle's skinny, 60-story · Space and out to sea but at angle that put Needle got stuck about 140 feet off hold up now that the stonns moved New England in their path. The • the ground as the tower swayed in 50 north, the Park Service said. storm lashed New York's Long _Addontand FOR SALE or reiect any and all or par- or an thousand dollars, or a bond tor rtn per cllll of hi• bid, In Memoriam Eleven dead, 8 missing in storms . NOTICE TO a!DDERS The Board ol Educallon of Entern Loc'e l School 3 The Dally Sentinei-Page-9 tags. Lost in dOwn town Gallipolis, Reward. Call - -.- Public Notice ·NOT!tE TO ' CONTRACTORS ST.<ITEOFOHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columllv.l.t Ohio October '"• 1"1 Contract Sales L'-flll CODyNo.ll-170 UNIT PRICf' CONTRACT Sealed propos•ls will be received allhe olfice of lhe O!rector of !he Ohlo Dellarlment of Transportafl"!lt Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio BY owner , 3 apartment house on approx. 1 acre . Llve in one, rent others to make your payment. Can be converted single home. City water, will consider land contract 675·1883 9·5 p.m. • ·, ,J, �, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 10- The Daily Sentine l 42 ·- -----+-,-· - . - Mobile Homes -~_,for Ren t 41 Hauses for Rent F OR LEASE OR RENT · Modern 3 bd r. ra nch near t own. S300 per month , :·~!f~~~~: &Callrefse{~~'ue~ ; RE ALTY 446-0008. ·------------------:We wi ll be having severa l .homes for ren t, lease or ~e a se with option to buy Within the next few WE>e~s . All over $200 per mo. te qu i r ed refere nces & deposits. For more in1orm at io n ta ll St ro ut Real ty 4.46-0008. a. ' ----------,-- •• ~ 3 bdr . house, 2 bath s, f ull y ~ carpeted , $300 pl us deposit, -as Chill icothe R:d .• nq p.ets. ' Ca ll446' 3748 or 256·1903 Unfurnished hou se tor rent, 1 bdr.. $160 mo., dep. required , no ut il ities paid, no pets . 57 Oli ve St. Phone ')146-7886 ' '7 rm . house i n f awn. Inquire at 918 2nd. Ave., Ga llipoli s. No phone ca lls. J brd., 2 bath, t ri-level, gas heat, ru ra l.w ate r . Ca ll 4462957. For rent 104 4th A ve. Smal l 2 bdr., no more than 2 adults. c a l 1446 -2957. 2 m obil e110m es, 2 bd r ., one double w ide. one hou se. Ca ll 675-3000 Or 446·0682. r- 4 ' room house tor rent or sale over looking Ohi o River. Phone 446-1615 or o446·1244. ' r ~ 5 rm . house unfu rn. in Eureka. Oep . required, no pets. Ca ll 256· l41 3. ; ~ t' \ 5 room hOuse in Gall ipol is. Call afte r 5, 446-3945. I ·~ if Nice 2bdr ., hQme in ci ty, adults, no pets. Ca ll <~<~6 · 0958. 5 room s & bath plus util it y room . Clea n, no pet s, adults onl y . Ph . 446-1519. r' HistQric home on river Fir· st Ave. Compl e t ely ~-ede cora fed . C aii-4A6- ~ 5 70 . { 2 bdr : and 3 bdr. mobi le homes. Ca ll 446·0175. 2 bdr . mobile home on Roush Lane, Cheshire, new lot . Call304·773·5882. 2 bedr oom . unfvrn. mob i le home on Rt. 35. Ref. & dep . required . Call446·4229. -;::::::::::::;~;:::=_:::;=::::=Apartmemt 4-4 for Rent Furn ished apts. nice, 1 bdr., ad ults, steam heat, $220 ut il ities pd. Call 446· 4416 after7 PM . 2 bdr. apar'tment unturn .. in Crown Ci ty , Oh io. Call 25<1-6520. M obile home in ci t y_cen tr al air and hea t, adults onl y, dep. 446-0338. 2 BEDROOM ap a rtme nt, ki tchen funii shed, HUD program, util ities pai d. if quali fied . 304·675·5104 or 304-675-7364. A~~TMENT for Rent~ Small furni shed ht>'U se, adf.!lts only . Call 446·0338 . Fuml shed upstai rs apt. 3 rm s., and bath, adults onl y, no pe1;!, clean . Call 446· 1519. Ni ce large, 3 bdr. apt. f or rent in Ri o Gr ande. Call 614·682-7056. I 2 bdr .. apt, large liv ing room & ki tchen, no pe t s. Call446·3937 . 4 r oom turn. apt. Court & 2nd. A ve. 1 bachelor lurn . apt. l st Ave ., f lr eplaceL Ca ll 446-1615 or 446·1243. Unf urn . downsta ir s apart. on M ai n St. Vinton, Oh . Clean , 4 rm ., bath , large yar d & porches. Sec. dep. & ref . Call 245·581 8. DE L UXE 2 bedr oom apt., 2nd . A v e., Gajlipoli s. Phone 256·6506 . ---- -~-- ··-~---~-- Br adb u r y Apartm ents . 2nd. floor 11 furn ished ef · fie ncy, rent al & dep . r equ ir ed, ad ults, no pets. 7292nd . Av e. 446-0957 . ( ' FOR RE NT (11 170,0 sq .ft . 3 ( bdr . on Cr ouse· Beck Rd. ~ Fam . r m., fireplace. (2) \ New 3 bdr . ra nch w / fam ily \ rm & w o odburn er · Northup, $325 mo . (3) 3 bdr . 1 bedroom apts. avail abl e home w/2 fi re places & tam . at! Riv er side Apts. Equ a I ·-"rm.· Bob M cCormick Rd . Opportun ity Hqusing. Call (A) 4 bdr . homew/ f ir eplace 992-772 1. & basement-Lower River , f!d ., S275. (5) 4 bdr. bilevel , Availabl e. 1 bedr oom apt . .. 2 1/ 2 bath, f am . rm ., pool , for r ent. Contact Villag e • R:t. 35, Sl50 mo . (6 ) New 2 M anor Apts., M iddleport. ~ Story , 4 bdr . brick, 2 1/2 992-7767. .. bath$, NICE·Rio Grande. "" i ' (7)' J Mr ., 2 s,ory home In · ·· Rio Gr ande, $175,00 mo. 2 bedruofll fu r nished apt . 1• CALL THE WI SEMAN 992·5434, 992·591 4 or 304-882 RE AL ES TATE AGE NC Y, 2566 ! 446 · 36 ~3 . -~ 2 bedroom hOme in M idd leport. Deposit r equ ired . Call 614·992-59 14. ; 2 bedroom al l electri c ra n· ·t h styl e home. 1 m ile- from ' Racine. Refe-rences and deposi t requ ire-d. Ava ilab le ·,_N O\/ . 15. Ca ll614·949·2849. 1;, double hov se. 2 bedroom furn i s hed . D e posit r e-qur i,ed. Adults preferred. No pets. Call614-992·2749. Five room apartment, par · tly fu r ni shed, adults, no pets. $125 per mOnth plus ut ili t ies. Phone 61 4-9923201. . '~- -------·~· ~~ bedr oom house, fur· •fl ished. Brown 's Tr ail er ;·Park , Mi nersvi lle. 992-3~2 4 . ··-----. ------'--'· ; 3 bedroom, Ph baths, full Apa rt ment s. 675-5548. AP A RTME NTS , mobil e hou ses, Pt . h o m es , Pleasan t and Ga llipoli s. 614·446·822 1 or 614·245-948A . · basement, ga r age, full y · !"i.:ar peted, curtains, stov e •dhd r efr i ga t o r . L ow ' 2 bedroom twin single in util iti es. Deposi t r equi r ed. Pt . Pleasant at 205 Poplar $290 per month. Call 992· Street . $200 mont h plus 2362 after 4p .m. deposit . 1-614-263-8322 or 614·263-2669. TWO bedroom, f urni shed cottage at 2103 Jefferson Effi ciency rooms by th e p..ve. De-pos it r equ ir ed . 30 4- week on Ma in Str eet , 675-4100, day . M ason, wv . 773·5651. THREE bedroom country home, moder n kitchen. f ree water, f orced air gas heat, phone 304·675·6443. ( TWO bedroom house, $200 . \ month: no pets, 304·6753431 , 675·3030. _ r ' --~ -·---- '..-- I ,: "'42 ' I ---Mobile-Home-S for Rent -· ·- -- - - Twi n si nQie, large room s an d yard . Pt . Pleasant . Deposit and r eferences. 1614·263·8322 or 1·614-263· 2669. 1N M iodleport . 2 bedroom , f urnished apartment, 1 small child , 1·304-882·2566. ' IN M idd leport . 2 room ef f iciency apartment. 1·304· 832·2566. '! MOBIL E hom e spaces a va i l able , . H enderson Trailer Court. 30-t-675·2946. Wanted to Rent 47 Would like to rent a 1 or 2 car garage in Gallipolis area. Ca ll 256·16..2 ask for Ken_256-1932. S1 Household Goods GOOD , U S E D AP· PLIANCE S w as hers , dryers, refrigerator s, r ange s. Sk agg s Ap · pl i an ce s, 191 8 E as ter n Ave. , 446· 7398. USED REFRIGERATOR ; electr ic [ an ge, as is; dinet· te set. 4 cha ir s.. Corbin and Snyde r Furn i ture , 955 Second, Gal lipolis. Call446· 1171. ~-- ~--~-~--- Myer 's snow· plow com· plet e, like neW, electric over hydr'a lic. $800 . Call 256-9350. '" R.,Odger's Trad ing Post 92' 61 ive St., Gallipoli s. ·Open 9-5, 6 days a week. Fu r niture ,· appliances , an· t iques. Sell , buy , & trade. 14 DART Swin;er, M,OOO miles, good condition, $700. caflafte r 5, 30H58-1728. 1979 Dodge Omn i 02• auto., p.s., p.b., rear defroster , am ·fm cassette, like new, S3,8()0_742-315~ or 992 -7<467 . Stanl ey steel door standard size a nd 8 large Moskova ducks. Call-446·2222. 1970 2 door Maveric k. NeW tires, battery, brake linings, tailpipe, muffler. winterezed . 121 7fh Ave .• Midleport. L ocust Posts. 99~ · 6102 . 1972 Datsun truck , tomatoe or tobacco planter, 3 pt. hit· ch. 8 ft. camper top, M ORRISON' S Auto sales. ~~;~;:~;:~~~~:r~=~===~==::::~ Blv eti ck f e male coon hound registered . 6 14·94925 4S aft er5p .m . 54 Garden fert ili zer, weed and feed for lawn s. 20 lb. bags S2 each. 992·2574. 2 used F78-14 studded snow tires. Ca11 614·992 ·3683. Drum stove, 'Qa r m ·ever fac to ~ y made. Brick lined . Goo f o/ 'home or garage . 4x~ 8 -3560. Gra in <Je-d fr eezer beef , ringneck pheasants, al so eggs. ilmetta Lei fh ei t, Roc k spr 1ngs, Pomer oy . 614-992-3446. Seasoned Oa k F ir ewood . Cal l 675·2757 after 4 pm . L UMP coal $45. ton deliver ed. Firewood $30. ton delivered . 304·675·7199 . - - - - -- Four 14 inch Cragar wheeis to fit Chevrol et . Two 13 in· ch mud and snow t ir es . Ml Military Rifle 30·06 SIOO. Cal l 895·3638 . Used ti res. HanshaW's, Lucas La ne Road. 675·7360 . David Brown tra ctor, 990 Sof a-S l eeper s, qua li ty . di esel, $1900. Sears ga s gur anateed. Full $399.00 . wall furnace, 75 ,000 BTU . Queen $499 .00 . FREE $1 50. 675·2283 . . ' DELIVERY Life-style Fur· ~niture 3rd & Olive, Citat ion gas stove, needs, Gal lipoli s. 446·3045 . new thermostat, $50. Al so Hotpoinf el ectri c stove, Whirlpool r efri gerator elem en t $20. 675· frost fr ee $95, Frigadaire r efrigerat or white $50, a\l oc ado side by side N E W boy s bi c yc les- t o r efrig erator $195, 30' Sears speed, 2-20" . Phone 304·67 5electric range $1 25, Hot· 1464. point electric range 40' white S75, Norge heavy duty washer $95, WINcHEsrER Westinghous e dry e r rifle , 304-675-3508 . ' avocado $9 5. A46 ·7398 Skaggs Applianc es at out USED wooden storm door , new locat ion Upper River metal storm door, wooden Rd . bes ide Stone Cr est storm w indows, nine pane Motel. WE> also have a parts sol id wooden door, 304·675· departm ent . 4444. -- - -- - ----- -- ji;fs,new ~Jo ~r COUCH, gr ay, fabric good, best offer, 304·675·3875 aft er 5. OEA R BORN propane gas stove, 55,000 BTU, $~ . 00 , phone 304-458-1042. ANT IQ U E rec t a ng ular dining room t able & 6 cha irs. Will trade for round w ooden t ab le & cha irs. 30•:1'67 5·3035 . HOME made qui Its. 2 t or $85. each . 1 for $100. phone 304·675·2717., s2 _ _ _ ...,. Cs,Tv~-Rad1D -~ Equ~'!' e nt _ _ 2 CEDAR gun cabinets. 10 guns, $225.00 each. 304-6753~89 . + __ Sears consol e col or TV, gOOd cond ., needs some work, $60, Ph . 446·9845. .SOxl.O mobile home good for workshop or storag e SSOO, Dresser & m ir r or $35 , kif · chen t ab le $25, 2 se ts of box springs & mattress $75, end tables $20 ea . Call388-9091 . Apeco copier , Scotts man ice mact"tine , file cabinets, drafting tab le, dent ist cha ir , small fl~eezers, 4 cu. ft . office refrigerator. Call 38H698 . Stoves, c losi ng out our enti r e stock of stoves and fireplac es inserts at dealer cost, or less. Outdoor Equipment Sales, jet . Rt.s 7 & 35 , Gallipol is Ph. 4463670. Closed Tues. & Thur. until Mar. 1, 1982 . . .303 BR ITI SH Jungl e Carbine, excellent condition , unal te r ed. with sc op e mounts. $125. Phone 304882·2583. V-6 BLACK Ma x 175 HP outboard motor, .w ill tak e smaller motor and cash . Call after 6, 304·675·6277 . OA K firewood , S-ID truc k load, split & delivered, 304· 482-3415 after 5. Misc. Merchandice ...... _________ - New woodburning tur· nance S4SO, Davis 700 trenc her & Jloe $5 ,500, 40 ft. Fruehauf box trailer $3,500, 26 ft. goose-neck flat bed trailer $2,500. Phone 614256-1216. Lowery Geni e organ. 52.50 music kit with earphones & bench included . For in· formation,call614·.u6·9441. Restaurant e(luipment reconditione-d by RADCO . CAlf 30023-1378. Hgtn ., WVA_ 80 model Gravely tractor, 2 wheel , 30 in. brush hog mower, electric start, 8 HP . Call 245-9420 or 2455286 before 2PM . Patriot Home Builders will now build a 3 bedroom fully carpeted and finished home- on your tot . Only 124,500 . Phone 379-2617 . ----- ---For sale firewood . Split , stacked and delivered . S30 a large pickup load . Call 446-8535 or 446 ·7993 . . • ONE natural gas, 2 ~bedroom trailer. 1 three bedroom all electric. Near ··. Goodyear plant, married coupiH only, no pets_Clyde Bowen Sr, AIIPie Grove . ., OFFICE space or small business room. Private bath . 1508 Jefferson, Phone 304-675-U35. - --- - - - -· Early model Gravely trac- tor with mower for sate, 900. Call446-l570. Gravely parts, used. We have junked several old model Grave.Jy tradors and will self serviceable parts at 1/2 price. Outdoor Equipme-nt Sales. Jet. Rts, 7 & 35, Gallipolis, Oh .Ph. 446·3670. Closed Tues. & Thurs. until Mar . I. 1982. Gravely tractors, several Lump coal S45 lor deliver . 1981 models still in stock at Firewood S30 T delivered . greatly reduced pr ices. Outdoor Equ ipment Sales. Call 379·2617 . Jet. Rts. 7 & 35, Gallipolis. ~Cocker Spaniel pup reg ., Ph, 446-3670. Closed Tues. stero system , Luxma·n+ & Thurs. until Ma~ -. 1, 1982. r eceiver with 501 ' Boss NEW idea 2 row picker speaker. Call388·8240. sheller , narrow row. New Older bedroom suite in Holtand gr inder & mixer good cond ., $100. Call 367· #352. Also straw-other farm equipmem. 304 ·895-3892. 7822. -- -· ---- --1 ------ - ·- ·-- -- -- 5__5 _ _ Buj_!~J~lii!P.P-1!~~- _ Building materials, block, brick , sewer pipes, win· dows, lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Gr ande, 0 . Call245-512l. Sheet rr1etal. Flat 20 to 24 gauge. Porce lian enamel coated . Sizes 4ft by 8ft. 4ft bV 12 ft. Many building uses. Prices $5.60 to $8.00. Tuppers Plains, Ohio 614· 667-3085. 56 -· - - --- --·-·-- - -=- ~ Petsfors.ii ie~-- -·------ -·------ POODLE GROOMING . , Call Judy Taylor at 367· 7220. DRAGONWYND CAT · TERY - KENNEL. AKC black Chow puppies, CFA Himalayan, Persian ·and SiameSe kitten s. Call «6· 3844 after 4p.m . Want to trad e 48 Case tractor for cheap running car. 30H75- 4~67 . DEALER wanted for ste-el bvuildings tor vour area , to handle our commerical & agricultural pre-engineered steel building lines on a part time · basis . Good profit . 614·294-3273_ 8: 30 a .m .-6:00p .m . - · ~---. - •• ow - ·- · -...,. - -----.·-- - -- -1974 Dustet", good con· d ltion, AC , sunroof. 75 slant 6 engine, $900. or best offer, 30..075-5172. 1977 TRANS AM 400 cu. in. motor, automatic, red with black interior, PS . PB, AC, t ilt wheel, a-tra ck stereo. crsgers, smoked glass. side pipes, ~4,000 . 304·675· - .. ·----- - -·-- ·... --··· _,_ - - - - •· 63 -· •. ·- - ~ y~~J~~~ -- .. Young Tom Turkey' s. Call SURPLUS rental clothing , new -us ed army cotton cl othing , governm.e nt specifi cations leather boots, field iackezs, packs , der;'lim . Sam Somerv ille . (call in orders 304·075·3334 Pt. Ple.:tsant) Warehouse 7 mil es east RavenswOOd's new bridge old Rf. 56_·21. Open only Saturday · Sunday afternoons. HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding all breeds. clean indoor·outdoor fil ci lities . Also AKC Reg . Dober · mans. Call-4-46-7795. BRIARPATCH KENN6LS Boo~ing and grooming . AK Gordon setters , Eng ish Cocker Spaniels . Call 388-9790. AKC Dachshund, Pomeranian ond POOdle • pups, 300-895-3958. FOUR dachshunds, 304-4581620 . 57 Muolcal lnstrum...ts -- ~ - 3112- • ta..ordfnoty-. JIM MARCUM Roofing, spouting and siding. 30 years r xper tence . Frte est imates . Aemod elino . Call388·9857. • - -------~ STUCCO PLA STERING textured ceilings, com· m erc lal and resldentitiL f ree est imates . Call 2561182. 7:00 CAPTAIN STEEMER Carpet Clean ing featured by Haffelt Brothers Custom Carpets. free estimates. Call446·2107 . CAPI'AIN EASY F & RIPOAT (JI) IIHOI¥ BORN LOSER ' - - . - ~- . -- - =-=-t= :-:::-:::..::; :· =· 74 446-9807 alter 4PM . 71"-·-- AutoiOr Sale + ·- -~ · --- --- - - ~ 1978 Plymouth vo1aire1 6 cvl. Call 379-2726 . · 197.. Bu ick limited, $1 ,000 . Call446-7247. 1978 KZ-6.50-SR ,- new tires, sprockets & cha in. phone 304-882-2442_ 76 1975 Mustang PS, PB, auto. Call2~5- 5669. 1979 Pontiac Grand Prix ex. cond ., 30,000 miles, AIC, $5,000 . Call 24H575 after 5. 1975 Ford LTD 2 dr ., hard top, 351 engine, 11,595. Call 245-9375 , 1975 Chevrolet Impala, 2 dr., low mileage, exc . cond . Call.u.l-1288 after 1PM. -· - - .. _.,_______- - ·78 Mustang f 1 4 cvl .. PS, PB, AC, AM ·FM 8 frock , new tires, sharp. 'Ca II 446· 7838 after 5:00. .. - -- - -------- 1972 Ford L TO Brougham , like new, new fires , loaded, air . cond ., PB, PS, ' tilt wheel, AM -FM, S625_ Call 446-7991. . 1969 Chorger· Repllco of the 'General Leee' of DUkH of Hazzard. 11.000.00, 446-0390 or .u6·7100. ,. 1975 Gremll~, std ., with overdrive, 6 cyl. Call 446· 1873 days or ~· 1212 . · ---Alita Parts - ~ - & Accessories .. -- --- .. - -- 12 Chevy Impala with air cond., good cond ., $5!0. Coif :M7-71?2. -- CHARLIE ' S SALIIAGE Auto parts, auto repair, wrecker service , buy automobi tes, rad iators and batteries. •46· 7717. Ford Factory fiberglass, 8 ft ., truck topper, 3 sfldlng windows, ~xc . cond . Asking $300. Call446-4472. Four Big Beaver fires, 1200-15 mounteq on 10' r ims, 5 hole lugs, $350. Call 367-0667. RICHARD IIMMONI -M YOO lliiH~ YOO HEM I'IRTM L.APPIHEi A6AIH6T 11£ 51tl5 OF 11t: 5HIP! OKAY- GO 00 I ! GO I'IHAT?! ·ifE MEIEM WATElt At() F06 I'LAY5 5T!1111EiE TR.ICH6 WITH SOliN/)· AU.EYOOP Playboy Playmate a, Ha~ a Conrled, the Hawkins Family and special gueat a tar Ann·Margret tor thla preholiday mualcal - varlety poelplid:l · Jumbtt loolt No. 17;eontelnlng 1t.Opuut.., ll ll'&lllbM for .t.H lromJumble , clo~~~•newspaper, Box34 , NOf!~N.J . 07MI.Inc:ludtyour n•..., •ddrus. up code •net m11t1 chleks p~~ylble 10 N BRIDGE Psychic jump overcalls •, By Oswald Jacoby ..... Alall Sealal NORTH ll•IM +AI0763 .Q7 Alan: "Didn't you Invent tbe weak jump overcall lor ll!e In the Culberllon-Lenz match back ID 1831 or tQU +HI 1932?" Oswald: "It wu 1831. The bid was called 'Psychic' then because in theory all single jump overcalls were very strong bids. Of course, It wasn't p1ycbic lllnt.-e all playen at tbe table were aware of what my weak jumr, overcalls were." . A an: "Did you ever try one with just a live . cara suit?" EAST +Q •Ku .AI0653 t42 tAK IOH .AKQtt +nn SOUTH +KJ954 .J82 tJH •u Vulnerable: Ea$t-West Dealer: East . Oswald: "Never, It was almost always a sl• carder II made at ttie two level and a seven carder II made at the three level." . WEST .. 2 Weoa Nort- l!ul It Pass Pass t+ Dbl. Alan: ' 1Tben yoo would ' Pass Opening lead: tt bave limply passed with Ibis South halid?' Oswald: "Yes. Not only Is It the sort of hand that bas practically no declarer's advantage, but with two jacks It may produce tricks ondelense.' · Alan: "I opened one dla· mond with tbe Eaat hand In a .._t mateb poiDt ~· South stuck In 1 two spade bid. North continued the preel1'ptlng with four spades. I doubled.'' Oswald: "You bad no trouble taking two tricks ID each · side 111it aDd a diamond ruff • lor,s~'!." 700.' ' . "No \rWIIle a\ '1l ,, was an ablolute top siace we just couldn't bring borne a , au: slam any.wbere." !lliCill. (80 mine.) W ----==--=--=----- ---~ Let's see the note with the widows Stark's tree trimm ing and removal. lnsureQ . Phon'e 576-2010. . ,' address. Joel! HOMEBUILDING ·Complete housebuilding services from foundation to roof. Local builder w ith best references will build to any stage or complete lob . Also room addition s and remodeling. Call H . ~­ Roclevilch . 304·576-2730. ~ 82 Tt.dd.anEnalllhgant..manAnn Ander~on hat alwayathought of 11 her uncle, payl her a \llalt lrorjl England and procaada to dthupt her pri\IIU and ~ofaaeionat Ufe. 10:00 (JJecrJ LORETTA LYNN: Tit! LAJIY,••THEL!G!NDThe c ountry mua l c suparatar celebrates her 20th annlver· nry In I he buainasa with a muslc· \llrlety special. Lynn's guut elare are Cryatal Gayle, Slllay·Spacek, ~oward HeiHman, theOakRidgeBoya and Erneat Tubb . (80 mlns.) G CIJ6DJ LOU GRANT While Charlie aata up a contro\lertlal t new tip hotllna tor the Tribune, Lou h.. one belt too many tnd Ianda in troubfe with the law tor drunk dri.,lng. (60 mint .) ()) WHO'S K~EPING SCORE (fi) NEWS 10:10 ()) '!'IIIYENINON!WS 10:11 CD ONLOCAT10ft1''3tdAnnual Rich Little And The Great Pretendere ' lmpraui onltt entertainment from the MGM Grtnd Holel in Lae VaQII; wiltt Rich Little. Thorn Brnh and Pfumblng CA-RTER-;5- PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phorte 446· 3888 or.446·.U77 FOR CONI/IE AtL MORNING, WINNIE~ ON HER IVAY 7V ~~--· - --- ··--------·- 83 - :~ :~ !:~~~ ~~~== ~ Con struction Equipment for sale: Backhoe S30 Case Construction, King with 24 in . back buckel, $.4,200. Located in Chester, Oh . For more Information call collect 11216·243·0256 , ask for Paul . BACKHOE and Septic tank Service . Larrv Siden· str icker. 675·5580. ~- ... .. .. -....... . . . .. _ .. _ __ _ - .. I! ::: ::: , BARNEY Electrical . ~ ~e.tr~~r!'f!~n SEWtNG· Machlne re pairs, service. Authorizec::t Singer Sales & service. Sharpen Scissor s. • Fabr ic Shop , Pomeroy . 992·2284. 84 • . 11:30 .1))6DJHOU8ECALL8Digby & Healing .. . 700j:~UB (I) ()Jl. MONDAY NfQHT FOOTBALL San Diego ChargeraatSeatlleSeattawka. (Cioeed·Oaptioned; U.S.A.). •(J)Gm M.A.S.H.ACJQravated byttle delay in the peace talka, Hawkeyepen a aperaonalletter to Preeldent Truman deacrlblng the Korean War. ()) (fi) NO PLACE LIKE HOII! Helen Hayea, 81 years old in October, ia hoat and narrator of lhh documentary aboul long-term care lor the etderty. The program e)(plorea viable alternat i\181 td inalitutiona, and explainl how to obt•ln a~und, profeuionll home care tor thoH who need it. (60 mint.) GASOLINE ALLEY \liH'-IJt ell 't;t 1;, ~CAPTIONID,_WI • 'lllll/ll - ---- (- -·--·--- -MOWREY$ Ullllolstery Rt_ ' 11 Second 4"'111elra1188ctioo is cast" 1% Story starler 5 Interpret 13 Squabble I Curve sign 18SUm 25 Boos or Iabrie lf GaeUc outcry down Z8Npt 7 Rebuke · 15 Coal scuttle 8 Mollllled 21 1'llrlin8 or solidified . 11 Marble pitch- 29 Mlchela1111elo 9BasebaU's 17Heavy ZZ MolluSk work Reese It Secondary 1 11 European Z3 Goner!J's 31ItaUan river · Zl River of the father '34 "Krazy - " . . river AawanDam Zl Runaway zz On in yean 23 Insert a cUp 15 Antonym of freed Zf Language 35 BruiUan of Egypt tree ~~~ -rr~~~ 24 Befriend ZS Designate !tMortet mixer nArouse 30 The works 31 Celtic deity 3%Prellx lor cycle 33 One " giving a line" 35 Cathedral Ia AXYDLBAAXB LONGPBLLOW . Ono ltller olmply alondl lor onother. In thlo nmple A to used for tilt three L's, X for the lwo O's, etc, Sln1le lellen, opootrophu. tbe lenllh .and formation of lhe wonlo ore all hlnlo. Ea<h day lhe <ode lellen ore dilleronl. MWZ XYLDM JVV XLJRND JHN YD GALDM MA • AX { I W Z,J M . I "c- ..... Llllll ....." Yeoterdly'a Cryplaqalote: TilE DISTANCE IS NOTHING; IT IS ' ONLY TilE FIIIS'I' STEP mAT COSTS.-M.'dE, DU DEF· · FAND ~ tiN M-at..:~- ' pigeon ZOid weapoo 3 Have It out AHZDZVX. ·~c,,..ar · 10 Hirsch TV · ..vehicle" 61) M0¥11 oCWIITIIINI •• ·11::11 ())MDVII oCDIIAMAI .. 1171•.,. II APACHE fold out Clmpor, steep& I , fiHttr, COOklfOVt, 1 BOll 124, Pt l'>l..•ont, ~Ice bOx, phOnt 304-!112·2442 . 675-41S.. e.g. 5 Certain tire group DOWN 1 Word with DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: .I)) '-c IJL'-~It'-£ ' ' ' ' ~ ·Rosebud, " :!-!t. Phyllla George, Mike Farrel , Jonv Kotklokl. (Ropoot: eo mlno.l ()) ANO'Ilii!R LIF! CBS LA T! MOVIE Quincy, M.E.: 'The Final Olft' One of Qutncy ' a Korean War ~ buddiH dill after a plana cu••h ....,81'1 though hll woundl were auperflclal and Quincy traaea lhl CIUII Ol dllth 10 1 ara•nlc polloning . (Repeat) Harry 0 : 'latllnoer•• Cholet' Harrr 11 aaked to IIIWIItlgate I he affaire of a eeemlnatr normal man whoetlltl hi I euddenly ttkan a blaine twllt. t',/, 39 Theater e.• . ' 1fl01 11:21 11:30 IIJ,.I. 11(11 C.fllli-:, I f.&.ll 1 I.I,JtUI,t..t ACROSS 1 Kane's :18 Qld Greek prdles f ::: diAttJ. "t Jf loy THOMAS JOSEPH· feature 31Toward the center 3'1 Longfellow, 10:21 10:30 10:U 11:00 JACK S REFRfGERATfO · N. air condition service. 1973 to 1982 Chevrolet truck uCOmmercial, industrial . parts . Oliver tractor & Phone 882-2079. farm machinery Parts. If you need parts, new or used IS ~~n~r~i_(~!@~i_ . for anything Ollvercall388JONES BOYS WATER 9684 alter 6PMSERVICE . Coli 367-1471 or 367-0591 , : PICKUP toolbox, 8 ft, topper, JOH75-J98S_ - -' NOW HAULING house coal & limeston~ for drlv~ways. 11 Call for est1mates W -7101 . Dualltv Autobody & Paint ,... . work. Insurance work welcome . sunroota In· :~iPt!~!!!!.:Y : ~ stalled from $200-$230, Auto TJIISTATE Trl'l' Clflltr, -1961. UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Avo., Gallipolis .• 1'i - ·- - Camplna ' 446-1133 or 446· 1833, . t I I I ]D rI I I ) (--l jo\nad by Bob Hope, the stump removal. 675-1331. Now """""" tho clrded 10 loom tho IUtpriof · .. gntedbylho--. ' Solur<lay'o l Jumbloo: BLOAT LINEN ABSURD HOMING Answer: Goes up after a period of In nationA BALLOON wearer. (80 mlna.) · II (I) 6DJ PRIVATE I!NJAMfN (I) (fi) GR!AT P!RFOAMANCES 'Ed ith Wharton : Looking Back' Kathleen WiddOII . . . ,.a a Edith .Whar ton in a blograptHcal drama balld on R.W.B. Lawlt' Pulitzer Prize - winning biography and Wharton'• own lett era and memoirs. The atory look a back at Edith' • difficult childhood, and than locu••• on the tour lmportantmen In herllfe. (!Omint .) 8:06 (I) MOYI! ·(JIOMANCE·DRAMA) "II ''lldame X" 1000 1::10 • ()) 6DJ TH! TWO OF Ul Where IJ that tamed Brlllah reaervltY'Brentwood loaea hla under the double preaaure of tryii)Q to correct hla golf alioe and tharing 1 therapy aeaalon wllhGobby. 8:111 ()) CIIN UPDATE NEWS 11:00 CIJ• crJ GEORGE BURNS' EARLY, EARLY CHRfSTIIAI &P~CIAL Gaoroe Burnie ANNIE · 1t:U (])IIOYIIo(DRAIIA)•• ''TM ' CI'ECIDIEI:' TO £70, Anawerilere: tummont . .tmedlcalaldtorthl .. - ~~t~r9_!:_1!s__ _ MOTORCYCLE , perfe ct for Christmas, 73 Honda 350, excellent condition, 304-675-5085_ CI'~IL.L ~!!ANT X) I attempt attkHumping lnaearln t h e French Alp I , and a llft ·ta\l intl new Invention to 0+ ljjl77 Honda Goldwing 1.000, fully dressed. 9,000 miles. Call446·06-48 otter 5PM . WHAT THe LAI7't' tHAREMM! a hypnotized \IICtlm , a tlrat ·--~---,.-~--~- - I KJ BLE A terrifying clote ancounlerwlttla U.F .0 . related by I Water wells. Commercial and Domestic . Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service. 304-895-3802. - -- -- .. -- REKALT! ·~yndqLovert" 1881 (I) llJ). THAT'IINCA!II~ K Tr ee Trimn'ling, 1972 Volkswagen Bus . Rebuilt engine. new paint job, new muffter. new headers, new brakes, in· ter ior like new. 882·31.45. 1978 FORD F100 custom, 4· wheet - drive~ lock ·in hubs, automatic, 44,000 miles, 4 new tires, S4 ,000 . 304-675· 6662. - (fi) TRAfNINQ DDOI TH! WOODHOUII! WAY llJ) • !NT!RTAINM!NT TONIGHT 7:a5 ~ lANFORD Allll7:111 ~ UPDAT! N!WI I:OG • crJ UTTI.! HOUII! ON THI PRAIRIE Mr. Olt~on 1111 out to get re\lenge on hll wife whenhelalaken prieonerbytwo bumtlillng kidnapper• and the relulea to pay the 1m all raniOfft. ceO mtnt.) CCtoaed~ Captioned·; U.S.A.) ()) NAnONAL O!OGRAPHIC IP!CIAL (!) MOYI! ·(COM!DYl " ' - - -- -- -· -- .. 1980 Chevy Scotsdale 3 / 4 ton, 4-wheel drive, 4 spd ., power steering, 28,000, g.c ., S7,000. Call 30073-5150. 1977 DODGE Power Wagon, 4·wheel·drive, 304675-6758. !!NT! AT AINM!NT NIQrlii!R UF! .(I) FAMILY F!UD LAV!IIN! AND IHIAL!Y AND COIIPAIIY ()) NIGHTLY IUIIN!II ~ RINGLES ' SSERVICE ex perienced maso" , roofer, carpenter, electrician , general repairs and remod eling. Phone 304-6752088 or 675-4560 . ~981 CJ7 hard top jeep, call >0073-5660 . ()) 7:10 ~D-YOUAIK!DFORIT --- For sale 1978 sCout 4-wheel drive. automatic , Call 388· 8317 after 6: 00, please. ;_ A ~T DAY Tu MUPP!T IIHOW , 7:01 CAIIOL IURN!TT AND Fllfi_NDI P-AINTING · Interior and exter i or , plumbing , roofing, some remodeling . 20 yrs. exp. Caii 'J8Ii-'hl52 . Call446 · 43~4 . __.. tll. fiiiiiAGAZI!e ()) • WEATHERALL CON CRETE - qualifY and service, caii67S·1582. BING' S CONCRETE CON STRUCTION - SpecialiZing in concrete driveways, sidewalks , patio , basement, garage floors and etc. Fr.ee estimates . 11 years e>cperlence. Call 3677891. .:::.:.a:::..-. -""" ... . I=· e/WIIIMIIUN WIIITfNe Ul' AU.NIIMT- -----~----- rxJ r rJ I I r X) IIAPPYDAYIAGAIN T1C TAC DOUGH · IIACN!IL-1.1!-R -- - --- 1!1THATICRAIRI'D-byHonriAmolclllllCIIDOLM Unoerllllblt-to..-J.-, 10 loom 1974 Chevy truck . 6 c yl. GENES C ARPET Standard trans . Good con- 'Cleaning . Spec ial rates tOr . dition . 614·949-2749 . Nov . and Dec . only. Call now and save. 614·992 -6309 1 ' ,, . 1971 pickup tru ck. First $500 g ets it. 675· 1302 . LO~cK.S M ;T-;.. - -- Se~ vic:ti'. Residential , automotive . 1977 FORD FlOO, lh ton, Emergen'cy service . Cawl new tires, good body , $2500. 882-2079 . , 304·615 ·514,7 weekd ays after 6. RON ' S Television Servi ce. Speci alizing in Zenith and Motorola. Quazar, and .. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. house calls . Phone 576·2398 .. .. -·- ·- 1976 Ford window van, red· or 446·2454. & White. Must setl $1,900. -~ Television one_,.....,_, • • vtewmg I ELLAP I 446 · ~208 .. -- -· . .. -- ftjJIJN}fj)ft ~~~~· STANLEY STEEMER' Carpet Cleaning ~ ~ •• The Daily Sentinet-Pag-11 Ohio DICK TRACY Homo lmprovomopts .FERRELL's WINDCli'l GLASS SERVICE Home 1978 T· Bird, loaded , new ma i nt a inan c e and tires, 52.000 miles, sharp, remodeling . Phone 388· $3,800. 1979 DOdge pickup 6 9326. cyl., standard, SJ.~. 1971 vw new paint, runs , like French City Paint i ng new, Sl.-450. 1972 vw runs Residential , commercial , great. S900 . 1976 Camaro interior, exterior, papt-r 350, automatic, AM·FM hanging / and te x ured cas'sette. $2 ,800. 1977 No\Ja Concours tow miles, exc . ceilings . Ph. 367·7784or 36'· cond .• $'3 ,500. 1973 Pontiac 1160. Ventura, one owner, s.t,OOO miles, S1.2SO. Eurelll Au,o Call 446-2801 for t ermite, Sal es. Rt. 554 & 160, Porter, roa ch, bird, rodent, spider , and fl eas control. Free Oh, 388 ·9754. estimates, Bill Thomas. - - w• .. 76 Ford Cobra Mustang P S, · - + r • · · - · - - - - ·PB , 302 , new paint job, ( tires, r im s, $2,700. Call 446· • 7122 or 446-3100. A & C Hom e I-nsulation', Inc . No Job to small or 12 for Sale large. 2 yrs. experience ·& - -- -- -Trucks -- -- - - -training . Work guararf· 1975 3/ 4 ton Chevy new teed! Save up to30to 5o pef tires, 350 v -.8 engine. cent on heating biUs. Free rebuilt trans., runs real estimates. Call 286-7171 o)" good, $1 ,000. Call446-3564. 286·5740. Equlpmtnl LII<E new, electric guitar & amp!lllfler, 1180. 3114-195- 81 4210. •• A DEALER WANTED STEEL BUILDINGS for your area t o handle our commer c ial and agricultural pre-enginecre· d steel building lines on a part- t ime basis . Good profit . call 61A-294 ·3273, 8 :30a .m . to 6 :00p. m . --~- enderson. WV. ~t:tS74 or 675·2881 . Phone 675- • 992- 7~79 . MOBILE home spaces, Jet . 2-62 at old Y. 304-675-32-48. Gordon Setter females, AKC champion sired, 12 w eeks old . Call 388·9790 or 446-6550. 6_1 -~rm Equipmen!_____: .- - - - -- - - .______ AKC Reg istered English Cocker Sp8n iel, 10 mos. old, red, male, champion sired. Coli 245-9135. l/ For Sale: 750 and 1000 galfon PLASTIC septic tanks . State and County ap· proved. Total weight 300 lbs .. Haul ' in Your plck ·up truck . Ron Evans Backhoe Service, located 3 miles South of Jackson on St. Rt. 93. 286-5930, .. . TRAILER, 304-895-3486. 57 - tnsfruments ·· -------. Lowery piano console concer t , li ke new, will sacr i f i ce, reasonable . Busher 400, atto saxaphone . Calf 4MrOS41 . r MOBILE' homespace·tn Pt. Pleasant, large lot, garden spot, free water & sewage. 304-675-1699. Music·a 1- -- - F irewood-split, . deliver ed and stacked. Mixed wood $65 per cord or $35 per half cord. Hardwood S75 per cord or $.40 per half cord. Calf for quotes on large quanifies. Phone 21.5·5478 . More than 100 pieces of brown underpinning for a mobile,home, used [ust one year . A seven and one half feet by 58 inch wide oval. rug, and white uniforms size9-1Q . Call.u6-3065after 4: 30PM . Di scontinued cabinets, top, stove, hood, sink . $1200 . Dale' s Ki t chen center . 675· 231 8. ~- •.---- --· ---- 1973 FIAT sedan, great town car, standard. Call af· ler6p.m. 304-675-6277 . For sale sorghum , 1 case Hammer m itl in g ood cond .• 251ocus t post . Call 379-2166. $85. Monday, November 16, 1911 GOVERNMENT SUR PLUS CARS AND TRUCKS NOW AVAILABLE l through government sale!, under 1300. Call 1-714-569-0241 for vour directory on how to pUrchase. Open 2-4 hot.irs. For sale square bates of h a y & st r aw . Bre d Her eford heifers. Lawren· ce Burdell. Call 245·5181. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sof a, chair, r ocker. ot· toman. 3 tables. $500. Sofa, chair and loveseat. $275. Sofas and cha ir s priced from $285. to $795 . T~ bles , S3B and •P to $109. H ide-a· beds,$340., queen size, $380. Recliners, $175. to $295., Lamps from $18 . to S65 . s· pc . difettes frOm $79., to $385. 7 pc ., $189. and up. WOOd table with 4 chairs, $219 up to $495. Desk $110. Hutches, $300. and $375., maple or pine f inish . Bedroom suites - Bassett Oak , $675., Bassett Cherry, $795. Bu nk bed complete with mattresses, S250. and up to $350. Captain' s beds, 12.75. co{l'lplete. Baby beds, $99. ,.,.nresses or box springs, full or twin , $58., firm , $68. and $78. Qu een set s, $195. 5 dr. chests, $49. 4 dr. chests, $42. Bed fr ames, S20.and $25., lOgun - Gun cabinets, $350., d inet· te chairs' $20. and $25. Gas or etectric ran ges, $295. Orthopedic super f irm, $95 , baby m atresses, $25 & $35. bed fram es $20, $25, & $30. used , R a n g e s, refrigerator s, and TV's, 3 mi les out Bul av ille Rd. Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . thn:.r Fr i., 9am toSpm , $at. 446·0322 ... Ear l y Amer i can gold ch air , $50.00. Penny's gold foam -back ed draperies, 150x8~, $50.00 . Ca ll 318-9807. 2 bedroom mobile hom e 1 bedroom unfurn ished -:-- dow·n Rt. 7, $1 25 per mo., apar tm entr adults, only, ORIGINAL handcrafted, 7 Have 3 male Cocker 1, adults onl y. Ca ll 256-l1 57. located Gallipolis Ferry . --~ .__ piece Nativity scene, 304· Spaniets to breed . 2 blonde, 675· 1371 or 675·3812. 1 red, gOOd blood line , AKC Large usecl Franklin Stove 615·1581. a. : :~ bdr., 2 baths, approx. 4 registered . 446·9372 after w ith folding doors, grate, l. _ ~ - ·- - - --- - - 5 :30PM. . ~~)/2 mil es f rom Gall ipolis, FURNI SH ED apartment, brass ctecoratlons, and tool WOOD slabs, mostly oak . '"900d neighborhood, large 3041895·4350. set, 1100. Call 367-0667. • J0~ -675- 10-48 . lot. st 75 mo., dep required. 2 Poodle puppies. 6 wks . r. Cal1446·2676after6PM. · TWO apartments in Clif· 1 - - - - - - - - - - - --- -.- .- . -- - .-;;;;. -- -. - - . -- - -:old, 1 black, I silv<!r . Call after 4, 446-9219. J ton, 304·67 5-1044. 't For rent 2 bdr., . mobile __ _ • 1::!:..:... .. - - - -·-' - ---·, f1ome in city, adults only, 45 AKC Registered Chow Furnished Rooms : Call 446-3791 . Chow puppies. Cal l 446SLEE PING ROOMS and 132~. 1-2 bedroom frai ler. Adults light housekeeping apt .• i only. Browns Trailer Park . Park Central Hotel . Full blooded Spaniel , half .1. 6J4 - 99N32~ . cocker -half Britany, 8 Room and board fol' senior months old, female . Phone in the .country . 614446-9845. $35.00 . .. 2 and 3 bedroom furnished citizens · mobile homes at1 New 742·2266. Haven. JO..S82 -2966. Fish Tonk and Pet Shop 2413 Jackson Ave.. Pl . 4! _ ~ ~ia~efOrRent ­ 2 bedroom furn ished, off Pleasant. 675-2063. Mon., lSR7, . Pomeroy . 5190 p lus COUNTRY.MOBILE Home Thurs., I Fri . 11 to6. Tues.; .'(}tllities, lawn care. S1SO Park , Route 33, North of Wed.,' I Sal. 11 to 4. Check Pomeroy. Large tots. Call our Fish Special . !-'deposit. 61085·3949. 2 bedroom moQile home, furnished or unfurnished, located camp Conley. 675· 1371 or67S-J812 . by Larry Wrl!ilt KIT 'N' CARLYLE'" 2 bdr. mobi le hOme, to ta l elec t r ic, 2 112 m iles past Hol zers on 160, $175. Ca ll 446-3533. Ca ll446-0390 . Monday, November 16, 1981 • - SWYVYS FJYVZE ' • ! \ �• NOV. 21,1Ml. 12- The Daily Sentinel Meigs County happenings. ltted Four more sign up for 'Follies' completely by a fire whieb was betieved to have started In the living room as a result of defective wiring. The flre burned quickly and aU of tile po88e8Siona of tbe fiU)Iily Four additional young women were lost. have registered to take part In an alumni dancing chorus presentation Dinner Thursday to be inci!lded In tbe Nov. 28 !liJowing Tbe annual 'l'hani<Bgiving dinner, of · the Big Bend Minstrel sponsored by the Rutland Fire Association's FaD Follies. Department, wtll be held Thursday, nie four registrants brtng ' the Nov. 19, frotn 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at total to 31 women who will be taking Rutland EIFJllenlary School. , part in the nwnber. They are Kellie Tickets are on sale at Rutllrid Rought Knight, daughter of Mr. and Department Store, Dutton Drug Mrs. Gerald Rought; Becky Thomas Store, New York Clothing House and Depoy, daughter of* Mr. and Mrs. Tbe Qua11ty Print Sbop. Tickets may Don Thomas; Cathy Blaeltnar, also be purchased by calling BW daugh~r of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Brown at 742-rl7'1 or by contactin& a Blaettnar, and Velvet Swisher member of the fire department. Venoy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tickets are $3 for adults and $2 for William Swisher. · chUdren. The menu includes turkey, The 3! participants wiU meet In dressing, potatoes, green beans, the vocal music .room of Meigs ~gh slaw, rolls andcoffee. School on Tuesday, Nov. 24, to rehearse their nwnber for the show. Surgical patient · Deadline for registgration to be a Sharon Stewart, Syracuce, unpart of the presentation is noon on derwent major surgery last Friday Tuesday. at Holzer Medical Center. Her room number is 227·8. Cards may be sent to her in care of the hospital. Help! Help! Mrs . Pat Holter rep 6rts photographs taken of the regional flower show staged on Oct. 31 at the Eastern High School were ruined In processing. Nwnerous pictures were taken by those attending the show and there was an unidentified student photographer on hand, Mrs. Holter says. She asks anyone who took piclures at the show to call her at once at992-7261 so that arrangements can be made to secure copies. Club to meet The Magnolia Club wiU meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the home of · Mrs. Cora Beegle in Racine. Boosters to meet Southern Athletic Boosters will meet this evening at 8 p.m. at the high school. Plans for the sports banquet will ~finalized. ~ Busy weekend Middleport fire fighters answer call The Middieport Fire Department answered a call to tbe Lewis Laudermilt resi,dence al741 S. Fourth Ave., about noon Saturday. The Laudermilt residence was Local emergency units were kept on the mov'e with calla over the weekend, the Meigs Emergency Medical Service reports. On Saturday, the Tuppers Plains Onit made two runs, one atl:36 a.m. for Harold Cowdery, Route 50, who was taken tb St. Joseph Hospital in •• Supplement to : Pomeroy Doily Sentinel ParllershurS, and one at 8:46 a.m. for Ray Barber wbo wu u.ted at hia home on Rulbvllle 1D11. Oa SundaY the MJM1epcwt Unit at a few millutes put mlclnigbl 'tOok BW Fry from Lopn St. to Holzer Medical Center; at 9:47 a.m. took' Brenda Roll, S. Tblrd Ave., to Veterans Memllrtal Holpltal; lit 11:46 a.m. took Robert Cummlnga <from VU!age Manor Apartments to Veterans MemoriU aad at 4:3'1 p.m. took Hlrold Ilemollil:ey from IU hoffie to Velerlns~ 'lbe PtaioetOf Unit ai i:41 a.m. Sunday took Nellie McGipnla frlm • SUPER VALU I PGmeroy llelllb Care Center to the Holzer Medlc81 Center and at 12:47 p.m. took ViJ11e Hobltetter, RoBe Hill, from her home ID Veleralll Memorial. The Rut!8nd Squad at 3:13 p.m. took Gamet WIII!Rmaon from her Se1em St. home to Holzer Medical Center and at 11:57 a.m. !be Racine Unit took Pbil Farra, Jr., to Veterans Meniorial. •u PROORE8SING,&im.ll)oFSCREDULE~wort .., tile mDII.., Mei&t c-ty aeboollor 111e lally l!udl~ ud edall worbbop lllel II IIIIller c:GMinldloo on !be former Carletoa c.Dep lud Ia John Stivers Denver Cannan, 90, Route 2, Pomeroy, died Saturday at the Rol:l.er Medical Center. He was a son of the late John and Della Pennybaker carman. He was also preceded in death by his wile~ Ednai a son, Orville; a brother, Homer; two sisters, Ida Mae St. Clair and Cinda Carman. Surviving are a son, Ivan, Route 2, Pomeroy; two daughters, Mrs. Mildred Bowen, Route 3, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Lilah Frecker, Route 2, Pomeroy; (line grandchildren; 14 great-grand- chUdren; ooe greatgreat-grandchild; a sister, Jennie Carman, Pomeroy, and a niece, Ida Mae Clark, Pomeroy. Mr. Carman "'as a retired sawmW operator In Meigs County. Services wiD be held at I p.m. Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Frank Porter and Ken Balser officating. Burial will be in Carleton Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to9 p.m. 'today. John M. Stivers, 66, 390. N. Third Ave., Middleport, died Sunday niB~t at tbo Holzer Medical Center. He was a soo of the late Charles and Nelda Grueser Stivers. His wife, Elizabeth, and a son, Gary, also preceded him In death. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Lawrence Coble, Dayton; four brothers, Pat, Bob, Willard and Don Stivers, and several nephews. Mr. Stivers was &veteran of World War II. Graveside services will be announced by the Ewing Funeral Home. Harold Dell!,oskey Harold W. (Cleats) Demoskey, 70, Middleport, died Sunday. The Middleport Emergency Squad answered a call to the residence about 4:30p.m. Mr. Demoskey had been in falling health for some Ume and was dead upon the arrival of the unital Veterans Memorial Hospital. • ELBERFELD$ Gregory A. Winebrenner, a-1svllle, and Elizabeth M. Wlnebrenner, Reedavllle, filed for diasolullon ofmarrlage. Tbe court orderid that tbe Ohio Valley Publishing Co., be awarded •-4nt against John and Pat's l ......,..,_ Supermarket, Inc., the s,wn of $6,206.50 and Rita J · Hysell was granted a divorce from Harold Hysell on charges of grcss neglect of duly and extreme cruelty. GIVE oVEN wesrae-D. yoUR A REST! vehicl Thee. accident caused severe damage tO' Dixon's car and moderate to tbe Westbrook vehicle. Dixon was taken to HMC by the EMS where be was ~ and released for multiple b~and no citation was issued. The patrol cited a ~ver In a twocar accident In Meiga County Saturday. Troopers said Stephen R. HyseU, 20, Rt. 2, Pomeroy, pulled from Salisbury Twp. Rd. 'N1 onto Rt. 7 at 2 p.m. and collided with a southbound auto drtven by Goldie M. Frederick, 55, Chester, causing slight damage to both vehicles. H)'Mll Willi cited lor failure to yield. · The patrol said a vehicle drtven by Kris L. Saowden, 18, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, pulled from the Save More station on Rt. 7 In Kanauga at 12:05 a.m. Sunday and collided with a southbound vehicle driven by Kenneth E. W1ll1ams, 46, ilt.1, Patriot. 1bere wila moderate damage to both vehicles and Williams waa injured, but not treated. Snowden was .Racine. .. • ' .. . I 12inch ELECTRIC SKILLET For something different, here's an easy way to prepare a delicious meal. Save electricity with West Bend's new 12" skillet that roasts, simmers, fries, grills, warms and se'r ves. SilverStone00 interior makes clean~up fast and easy. . ' - HOUSEW~RES bt FLOOR Libby) Libby) .ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY Libby~ ! ______.J.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _....__ _ _ __ ,__,...--,L_ :&9oz. Can Hospital news \'ete!'BDII Memorial Hoapltal Haggerty, Iva Ingels, Timberley Saturday Admission&-Hennan E. Jolmson, She~ _Johnston, James Warner, Pomeroy. Kemper Jr., ,.Uchele · Lambert, Saturday Discharges-Barbara Suaan Uberatore, ~I Marklns, Roush, James Meadows. Janet Martin, Keith McCarty, Faye Sunday . Admissions--Nellie McDaniel, Ernest McKinney, McGinnis, Pomeroy; Harriet WIIJ'oo Clayton Miller, Robert Miller Sr., ner, Rutland; Floyd Farra, Colwn· Nancy Nitzky, Unda PhiUips, . bus; Armand Turley, Pomeroy; Walter Ric'-, Steven Riegel, Virgie Ho(lstetter, Pomeroy. Alvie Sw81Ul, Frances Taylor, LJnda Sunday Dlscbarges-None. Trimble, Mary Lou White, Clarence Williams Sr. HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES NOV.12 BIRTHS USDA GRADE 'A' COLLEGE INN Flav-0-Rite Tom ken Broth Turk ,. J:J% ••• Can• lor $ . lb. .Open a Christmas ·Club Account ) at the· Farmers Bank. At Crow's AU THE KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN YOU CAN EAT. . . Bover•..• whlcl! - dill-1 prico. •• •ct- 228W. Main Ph. tft-5432 . The Community · Owned . Bank Pomeroy, OH. , -. . ' I Swift's Pre·Basted BUTTERBALL TOM lb. LIMIT 1 PLEASE WITH THIS COUPON AND ADDITIONAL •5• PURCHASE . Void atter Wed., Nov. 25. 1981. Redeem at Super Valu Stores. One coupon per family . ·---- ••• Momar fOIC . lb. 4to61b. Avg . Fant~ers , B:a~;~ . . Crow's Family Restaurant- iOto 141b. Sizes ·' 'QUALITY PLUS' GRADE 'A' BASTED . ·and Coffee. ,..rkeys 16 to 24 lb. Sizes .· Sarv•d wUII WIIIPIIId Potat-, Clilcklll Gravy, Cole Slaw, Hot Itoil, Iutter USDA Grade 'A' F.LAV-0-RITE HEN Tar ¥alee 49 p~yments . get the ~ 9)th f$EE. DilUtER ONLY DININ& ROOM ONLY . SOrl"/, No Subllltvtel except TUelday. • lie.....,,_ • J.., Dnrn-·. Ivery Tuelday ,5!!rV!ces will be held at 10:30 a.m. ~1 ~~ tbe Rawllnp-CoaiiBJower Funetal f:lome with the Rev. Mark McCIWIII otflelatln4l. Burial wiD · be In Rlvenlew ~. Friends may caD at tile funeral home frlm Z tcJ 4 and 7 to 9 p.m.· Syraellle. wortw ccmr'Etellle lit ' •IIJI MM!diij. Tile hn!Jd!DIII eapecled Ill c:apuey bJ Jue Gf 'IZ. Paal Karr II Ill dllrle II Ill work being doDe 011 lbe pt'8jeel by KurC I . . . . Troopera said a vehicle driven by :;;l,:ck~1~~~~ ~unmUety,a~ Gfp.m.Rl. : : .: Edward L. Harrington, 25, Rt. !, BldweU, was westbound on Rt. 554 at vehicle on Rt. 124 In MeigB County, ved to avoid roi'Wm with a _.. E. 2,55 p.m. Sunday when 1111 vehicle seven-lenths of a mile west of Rt. thbound vehicle *19111 by Jostcootrolwhileroundingacurve. 325,at4:30p.m.Sundayandcraahed Floasie, 26, Vinlall, and -ltnlck The vehicle went off the right side Into a bridge. in tbe rear by Fla.le'l auto. of the road and struck a ditch, Tbe incident demollahed Tackett's The accident ~ n I IlL! demoi!Bhlng th 1 Ka D vehicle, troopera said. damage to !MJIII wlllde8 IIIII no .· e ru o. ren .· Tbe patrol said a car drive by citation was i8aued. J8rrell, 24, Rt. 2, Bidwell, a ~p;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ passenger, was injured and taken to HMC by tbe EMS, where she was treated and released · for ·tmee bruises. , Harrington was cited for driving Wlllersuspenslon. 2 ....... Tbe patrol said James A. Dixon, ....... 2!, Rio Grande, was westbound on 50 Sunda h Rt. 518 at 4: p.m. Yw en a vehicledrivenbyEariJ.Westbrook, 42, Oak Hill, backed from a private • driveway and collided with Dixon's A suit In the amount of P,?92.24 was filed In MeigB County Commoo Pleas Court by Valley Lwnber and Supply Corp., Middleport, against KenSiiiltts, Nelaonvllle. FU!ng lor divorce In the same court were Becky Dllvidlon, a minor by her grandrnotber, Ellen Young, against Timothy David• -·~· " 1 son, PoJileroy, and Randall C. Fri~ Rt. 1, Long Bottom, against ~ S. Frtend, Colwnbla City, Paula Baisden, John Banks, Pearl Mr. and Mrs. Tlmotby Drum' Barker, Jenetts ~. Denzel mond, sm, Galllpolla; Mr. and Mrs. Byer, Emellis Copley, Mary Dunn, Terry Plants, 80!11 Galllpolla Ferry; Frank Earles, Luther Endicott, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Scott, 11011, He was a veteran of World War 11, T_w_a_tha_F_a_r_Je_y_,_Beasle _ _r_e_u_,_E_rtn __ "aJUpolls _ _.;.:_ _ _ _ _ _ _-1 having served in Italy, France and Germany. He was a retired car- . !ienter and painter and at one Ume bad worked as a start up line · operator at the TNT Plant. He attended the Middleport First Baptist Church. Mr. Demoskey was born Jan. 26, !911 in Middleport, a son of the late Frank and Edith Young Demoskey. He was also preceded In death by a brotber, Edward, who died Oct. 24, this year. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Clonch Demoskey; lw9 daughtera and sons-in-law, Garnet and Ray . Varian, Mason, W.Va., and Barbara and James Young, Rutland; a sm, Qui E. Demoskey, at home; 1111 stepmother, Jenny Demoakey, Greensburg, Pa.; a brotber, Clifford, Middleport; six half-brotbera; two half-sisterS; five ~cblldren and &everal nieces and nephewl. Ohio rrr·ve .,.~--~~----~-------------(Contlnuedfrompagel) . Donald- E. Shupe, II, Bldftll, wu treated d cltedforfallure!Dyleld. EMS here he rel~forb~as. an Accordinl! to tbe report, Timothy IOUthbound on IlliG Twp.-., •· (Continued from page 1) Denver Carman Pomeroy~ £1 Suit filed 191-mile 1118rl<er at Blennerhaasett Island. He was last seen worldng on tbe upper deck of the boat when tbe tug w8jl at the 181-mlle marker near Neal i81and. Tbe tools that Arnott had been using were at111 on the liP' per deck. Search effarts contlnaoid ~ Wednesday night and wen; reawned Thursday and Friday. Conducting the search were tbe Belpre Volunteer Fire Department and Vienna and Washington Bottom Fire Departments, assisted by the U. S. Coast Guard. , Oa Saturday, dragging operations ceased when authorities decided they would be futile because it could not be determined where the man had faUen into tbe river. The river bankscurrentlyarebeingsearched. ' 298 Second St. · Arnot! reporiL4Dy was dillcovered missing when the )loat was at tbe Area deaths QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. ~~~* � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 16, 1981 carman demoskey stivers