https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b5313e995ac09988b32450b12c3d1917.pdf 92e1c1561757cb321786e14cf888a1fe PDF Text Text ·.· \ Ohio S~:&te downs· Aggies .in bowl .game ~~::::> ,- .Page Ohio Lotter}:· Daily Numher 323 PICK~4 3 · .· 7109 - · Snow flurries tonight, with a low between 25 and :10. De· creasing cloudiness Saturday, · ~· with highs near 3!!. The probability ol precipitation Is near 90 ·percent tonight :md nelir z~ro Sat~rday. - • entine .Pomeroy-;; Mid~leport 1 Ohio, Friday, janua~ 1987 . I .· • . at y Vol. 36, No. 168 Copyrighted 1986 . 2 Sect ions, 14 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper • Local ·c ouncil wins Alzheimer program funds. ' By CHARLENE HOEFLICH . Sentinel Stall Writer The Meigs County Council on Aging has been awarded $10,000 to fund a pilot project In respite care and other supportive services for Meigs Countlans who have Alzheimer's disease and related disorders. The seven-n'TOQ!.!J program Is expected to get underway In m1d-January. ' Meigs CQunty's project was one of 18 funded across Ohio and the only one of the four submitted In Southeastern Ohio to receive funding, according to Eleanor Thomas, executiv~ director of the Meigs County CounciL The local Council on' Aging had applied for $24,000 of the nearly $700,000 appropriated for projects by the Ohio Legislature. The awards were made by the Ohio Department of Aging on ' the basis of population with most of the money going to highly populated areas, Mrs. Thomas · said. The smaller grant will require that the local program be scaled dgwn and It Is now anticipated that the project will serve about 20 families Instead of up to 50 as was planned had the full amount been granted. The Family Support Network Advisory Council, which has been active In a program of training and assistance to caregivers o.(. the frail and elderly .In another project, wit! be act lve In Implementing the new project. Referrals for the project will come from physicians and health agencies. The respite care and other supportive services are offered on the basis of Income guldelln-;.s and fees are based on a sliding scale _according to I famil y income and resources . · Tentative plans call . for thr Meigs County Council on Aging to contract with VetPrans Memorial Haspital Skilled Nursing Facility for some short-term care- lik(• two or three days of relief assistance for the ca'regiver . The (undlng would also be applied towa rd respitr care In the home, a half-day or a day a month. In addition to the actual respite care, some training sessions for ca r egivers and supporJive services such as transportation, ·chore and health-related programs will be included as , funding permit s. · In a recent meeting of the Family Support · Network advisory council, Dr. James Witherell, a member, noted that there are currently 5 to 9 percent of Uwse ove~ 651n Meigs County suffering from diagnosed Alzheimer's disease whll t> an even larger percentage In that age group havr related disorders. Alzheimer's dlseasl' nat lonally affect s nearly 2 million Americans and as thr population ages, phys icians predict an increast• I~ the nurober or diagnosed rases. The disease l l rogrsslve and lrrreverslble neurological dis r that affects 100,000 Ohioans. Its ca use Is un nand there Is no cure or trea tment . The $10,000 allocated for tht• project by the Ohio Department of Aging wil l be supplemented somewhat with local resourc!'s . The Senior Citizens Center's rolr will be to provide relat ed services , ~ uc h as transportation and ctior!', as well as continue the llmlt.ed respite service which is now available. Some of the funding for the respite s!'rvlce now offered co mes through the Meigs County Department -of Human Services. Reagan returns to face challenge Hotel fire death ·t~ll may near.1.00 ' . SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico tUPI) - The governor of Puerto Rico said today authorities expect the death toll to rise "to around 100' '· from the New Year's Eve explosion and fire at the posh Dupont Plaza and there were indications ~anoo . . Gov. Rafael Hernandez Colon, In an Interview with NBC "To· day" program, al so sa1d the "labor situation was very, very tense" at the 20-story beachfront hotel before the 3 p.m . explosions and fire and there are "certainly indications" of arson. When asked why authorities took no preventive action when there were several warnings ,of trouble, he said: "This Is the type of Information t~at g~nerally l 'O rnP~ around at thl.' lime you · hav,• Vt> I' Y lt'nse labur negotiations. "But usually these things don't matel'lallze Into a major tragedy like this." The Teamsters union local denied involvement and off()rcd a ,.. $15,000 reward for information In the explosloos and fire at the charred 423-room, high-rise hotel. • "We believe that the dead will be go,lng up to around 100 and the injured have been counted at 106," the governor said. "At this mQment, debris Is being removed and new bodies are being found . We believe It will be around 100." Puerto Rican authorities strongly indicated Thursday that arson was suspected In the blaze and U.S. Attorney Daniel Lopez Romo said, "Obviously what happened here did not happen as an act of God." When Puerto Rico' s Secretary of Justice Hector Rivera Cruz was asked about rt>ports that the remnants of three Incendiary devices had been found, he said: " I'm not denying that." · The offlclallndlcat Ions that the fire was caused by arson came as rescue workers picked through the blackened hotel and found the charred remains of several more guests. ( Rivera Cruz said the search was called off at 6:30 p.m. EST because of darkness and was to resume today . Officials with lanterns continued to Inspect the hotel Into the night Thursday. At least 30 ~pie died In the hotel's casino, which, was packed with an estimated 300 gamblers when a series of explosions erupted near the hotel's holler room, igniting a raging fire that quickly swept the posh resort. Rivera Cruz said 43 bodies had been positively counted arid 17 to 27 were spotted In the rubble. , Authorities said they were having difficulty removing .the bodies and ldtntlfylng them because many were badly burned. ".It's a very difficult procedure because of the sl e. the damages and the locatio of the bodies," . sajd Pollee Sup lntendant~ar­ los Lopez-Fell.clano. 'Tneiiurnlng of the area Is devastating." Five bodies were found near the pool and four victims were trapped In an elevator. Late Thursday, searchers found two more bodies Inside the hoteL Two people Injured In the blaze died Thursday. "We have been giving a figure of 43 but the situation Is that as we remove bodies we're finding more bodies under those bodies," Rivera Cruz said. "The calcula· lion Is -between 60 and 70 and It could rise more.'' Officials have not released the names of any of the dead. Health Undersecretary Emilio Davila said 104 people were Injured In the blaze, 23 of them critically, but all were expected to survive. Hotr;-1 officials said the explo· slons erupted at 3: 15 p.m. Wed· nesday, four minutes after Teamsters meeting at the hotel rejected a Dupont contract offer and agreed to strike at midnight that ·night. . The fire quickly engulfed the 23-year-old luxury hotel on San Juan's fashionable Ashford Avenue tourist strip. Guests leaped from windows, slid down sheets to escape and scurried to the roof, where they were airlifted by helicopter .to safety , The Miami Herald reported Thursday that a. Detroit couple staying at a nearby guest house said a clerk and. another man warned them not to go to the Dupont Plaza, saying, "There Is going to be a bombing." By NORMAN D. SANDLER PALM SPR INGS, Calif. (UPII - Preslddnt Reagan, his week of rest and· relaxation over, Is heading back to wintry Wa shington to facr minor surgery and pollt leal challenges at the start or th!' new yea r . Having opened 1987 on a restive note with friends , Reagan wound up a New Year' s stay at the desert oasis estate of publisher ~ · Walter Annen berg and scheduled an early flight to the capit al tnday abonrd Air Foret' On ~ . Reagan spent Thursday ~~ tending to routine paperwork. maklrig notes for his State of thP will be reduced hy the project, which will co~t CONDUIT ~ Telephone Jines In the Pomeroy Union address later this month about $96,000. l.ater, thl' Fbhcl Co. will be business section are helng encased In under· and watching the college bowl carrying out a similar project under the ground conduit for better service and easier games on television. Reagan, a Pomeroy-Mason Bridge and the cost of· that repair by this equipment owned by the Flsl)el Co. former radio sportscaster, will The route of the General Telephone Co. Jines to the project will be about 590.~. do 'a televised Interview tonight phone compan~ office on West ~omeroy during hal ftlme of the Fiesta Bowl. For the last week, Reagan and his wife, Nancy, have kept their distance from reporters . Today marked their !Irs t emergence from seclusion since Monday, whe'n they flew to Palm Springs from Los Angeles . By United Press·International typical , according to a Columbus Items. Other people were makin g While the Reaga ns have bel•n do nat Ions. Ohioans rushed to take advan· dealer. a hie to duck the limelight for the Linda Browning, a dml~ls tru · '" It' s the American way to walt tage of the tax changes that went last week, their privacy cou ld be live ass istant at Volunteers of Into effect Thursday, crowding until the last minute," said Rhett tested Sunday, when the presiAml'rlca , described business as car dealers and charitable Ricar;t, president of Rlcart Ford dent enters Bethesda Naval organizations. In Columbus. "It's been unbe- "a Mack Sennett comedy dow n In Hospital for a colon examination · ·'· One car dealer In Toledo went lleveable. I've nC'vcr seen any - the warehou sr . It' s such il and ._surgery Monday · for an madhou se." ' to Pennsylvania to get the car a thing like it. We thought sales enlarf.(ed 'prostate. · ::. , . Donations to thl' Vo lunteers of • customer wanted so he could would pick up a little because of Thl' prostate suh(ery ,' to bc America ranged lncludr d iln take the sales tax off on his 1986 the tax situation , but nothing llkC' conducted by a team of civilian ultralight alrplanl', a 190!7 taxes. this.'· doctors. was recommended In Chrysler and a 1982 Buick Regal. Mike Vorderburg, new car Howard Schnltz, vice president response to what White Housr Onr car hadn' t bern startrd In sales manager for Franklin Park Key Olds In Columbu s, likened spokesman Larry Speakes des· years. Llncolon-Mercury, said he went business to the low- Interest rHt es crlbed as perlo<llc dlscomfori "The ownrr pu f. In a nrw to Pennsylvania to find a partlcu· o.r a couple months l'arller. has experienced since a Reagan battery and drovr II ln. Hr sa id II lar car for a customer. ' "We're experiencing about lhC' similar ·procedure wa s perwas definitely brca usr of thC' tax Vorderburg said the customer, same level as when Genera I formed In 1967. law changrs ncJi t year," Brownwho was not ldentl!led, told him If Motors had It s 2. 9 percent !Inane· The symptoms and trea tment Ing said . the car was not delivered by year lng going on. People who ha ve are common In men over 50 year~ Anot hrr change In the tax law end, the deal was off. been considering a purchase or age. "We had over triple the during the next few months concerns iiPJJreclated propl·r~ y. Reagan's hospitalization oc"A lot of our donors havr amount of deliveries we nordecided to take advant age of the curs as the lOOth Congress mally would have for the tax situation. It ju st accelerated decided to transfrr stock to the begins, Its first priorities exUnitP.d Way's name." said Vie month ," Vorderburg sa id . · the market. " pected to Include passagr or "We're way over last yea r ." Not all the l ast ·minutC' bu si- Honlgberg, flnancr, dlrrctor of t Continued on Page 71 the United Way In Columbus. ness was purchasin g large t tcket A )ast -mlnute ru sh Is almost Ohioans rush to make·use of changes in U.S. tax code Looking back.at the news events of tlte last half of 1986 • · , . · The county highway department. received a new liquid asphalt (EDITORS NOTE. With 19116 at a clo~t·, Sentinel ~taff writer distributor The first motor vehl· an~ Ge~eral ~anager Bob Hoe- ' cle safety .belt school for those filch r~v!Pws the events that accused or not wearing seat belt s made news In Meigs Co.unty got underway with Eric dprlng 1986. Today, be looks at Chambers as Instructor. what happened In th~ last six Terry L. Bertrand, Hemlock months of the year.) Grove, lost his life when his truck w~nt Into the Ohio River on East ::n~~! ~~~~~~e~ Main Street. Wllllam Hall, Cotum bus, was hired as the· new July Eastern High School band dlrec· The EPA ruled that Rutland tor and Middleport VlllageCoun· Vllfage water was safe to drink ell eyes a deficit for Its 1987 even though It had a milky budget. Gary L. Wolfe,lnvestlga· appearan~e. Kim Shields was tor, filed a S2 mllllon libel suit · named director of developmt'nt against Mrlgs Sheriff Howard In Meigs County and Pomeroy Frank. The Ohio U,nlverslty • firemen took qulc tlon to Commu,nlverslty Sana was a avert what could hav£' ~n a smash hit In an ,outdoor cbncert disastrous fire on Mulberry staged 1)1 Pomeroy. About 50 Avenue, when ,an apartment · buslness ,anll community leaders caught ;)re."Ru,tland and Racine of Meigs and Mason Counties . held successful July 4th ct>lebra- attended a ·meeting In Pomeroy tlons. A landmark, the Beacon at which time ODOT announced that plans for repair of the Service Station, was razed to make room for a new business. Pomeroy·Mason Bridge were • · ready to go to bid. Melody RobertS' of Long Bot · tom won the award for the best design of a Pomeroy town flag and the Meigs Local Board worked out student assignments dealing with the transfer of some studentsfromSallsburytoPomeElementary. Daniel Apllng s lilred as the new Eastern lgh School principal whlleCath· erlne Blaettnar Johnson was hired as new Chester Elemen' tary principal In the Eastl:'rn District. Middleport VIllage -Council voted to protest the renewal permit of one Middleport tavern. Champions and grand champions were selected In annual 4:H clothing proj~t judgll\g. In recognition of their outstanding accomplishments•at their respective schools, Todd Ad'ams and Mike Chancey, were honored by Syracuse VIllage officials. Aup 8 t As August got underway, ver- lJ non N!'asr was named Meigs Count y's oustanding senior cit I· zc~y the' Meigs Count y Council on Aging . Jodi Brown wa s crowne<l Meigs County Beef Queenby.llmLucas, presldent of the Meigs County Beef Cattle Association,. The Meigs Count y Fair rolled through a highly successful week. Middleport VII· Iage Council again aired co,m· plaint s on cable telev,lslon service. The Middleport Flrl' Department received Its new $170,000 fire truck and efforts began to work out a ferry service for the time (>('rlod when the· Pol')'lcroy·Mason br (d~e would be closed. The M elg~ Local School Board decreed that six weeks tests would be required for II stu· . dents, seventh through 12th grades. Donald Shue was named Tuppers Plains School prtnclpa~ Marge and Marvin Keebaugh expand their restaurant O(>('ra· lions, taking over ~n establish· ment In Ches t!'r as well as Lambert purchiiSf'd thr furmPr contl[iulng their operations In F:dwHrd~ Jn, urunct•. Agrn r 1· In Tuppers ,Plains. A native of Pomt'rov. . Meigs County, Dr, Mlllsa Rizer, The Mlddlr port 'h<tml)('l' ol returned to the area to join thl' Comml:'r Ct' stal(r d It s 11 nnua l Holzer Clln l famj.ly. pra f 1 lce hlock par'!\'. Contract nrgotladepartm en't. Thr hom £' of Ronnlr tlon s bctwr('n thr Meigs Loeal and Joa11 Collins, Salem Street, School Board and thr dis tr ic t' s Rutland, was destroyed by fire. t r~chers wt •m Into frdera t mt' dl· Although It was still hot August, ation. Mldtllrp,urt appliPd ror a schools O(>('ned for the ~e.~ y_ea~: communit y block grant to rid 1ht• Columbus Mayor D;tna, oBuck town of thr tlr ... gutted Empfn' Rinehart addressed some 200 furniture bu ild ing. Thr farmt' t's Republl~ans attending a Garry t3a nk & Sa ~· i nf,!s o. mo~rd on Huntl:'r support m eeting held at ~eneral propPrty lmprovf'mrnt s Royal Oak ~esort . . ~ou nd I t'S lot at ion . The Ml•lgs September . · C'llunty Health Drpartment wu s Meigs County marked a qui t deluged with rrsldents turnin g Labor Da y week nd. Middleport out to gl.'t flu shots. Stut r l{r~. VIllage accepted the de~ to the ' .Jolynn Bost('r announced a sr M«:lgs ~elf are building, a • cond Y.ear funding of $321.0(() for $1,00.000 asset. David Gloeckner a housing .rl'hab progr am In , was given an award by the Meigs Count y . onstructlon Pomeroy Ar a G:hamber of Commoved ahead on thr new quar· merce In apprec iation for thl' ters of V Cn('Y·RrnnPtt Post 128, rxtenslvr work done under ll~e Amet!C~Jl Ll!gl?n. In Middleport. JTPA program In tabllshlng Pomeroy VlllaRr applied for a the Court StrCI.'t mini parks. Sa lly ' (_Conllnut>d on Page 6) ) • �) -. ' c • :Coinment ' . ..• -. '' The ·n~ily 111 Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio DEVCYI'ED TO THE INTERESTS OF·THE MEIGS·MASON M!EA ~lb ts:mli:l ~v - • " . i'-r-L_o._...,...,~=~·=- . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD AMistant Publillher/Controller ~ BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE;ROTQGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER o!The United Press Internallonal. Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE"'TERS OF OPINION are welcome . They should De- less than :nJ words long. AII IE"tters are subject toedlllng and rm st be siine:t with name , address and telephon e· number No un slgnoo letters will be published Letters should be In good taste, addressing Issues, not persooalltles ' . " ·The Lighter Side VIce President Bush 's ac· knowledgment that his own pollt· leal prospects have been dam· aged by the Iran / contras r ontroversy only conceded the • ilbvlous, but It has the additional advantage of getting Bush off a notorious political hot spot BeIng the "front-runner" In a political race makes you everybody's target. other candidates, the media, even the average man In the street twho traditionally loves an uhderdog ). Now, Bush may hope, he will be spared the un enviable dls!lnct!on of having to lead the whole plck of possible Republican nominees across the nexi year and a half to the ' convention. Almost equally obvious Is the extent IQ which Senate Republi can leader Bob has bene- flted lrom'·re'cent developments.. t;'Benellted," of course: Is a str!ctly relative term. Republl· can prospects, In general, of 1 winning the presidential electlll!)l In 1988 have certainly been diminished by the whole flap . ) If Bush, as President Reagan' s close ally and fellow resident of the White House West Wing, Is bound to be Injured by the general atmosphere that hangs over . the mansion today, then Dole, who Is just completing two spectacularly successful years far down at the other end of PeJ;~nsylvanla Avenue, Is clearly going to profit from the perceptlon that the Iran/ contras controversy had nothing to do with him. It Is however the position of the third major contender rso farJ for the i988 nomination , j'tep. Jack Kemp, that Is In some ways th e mas t In t r Igu Ing. Ll ke Do1e, Kemp was far from ground zero when the roof fell In at the White House. But , like Bush, Kemp has earned a nd cultivated a reput a· lion as a gung-ho supporter of the pres ident. True, Bush did not originally come from the conserva tive wing of tile Republican pa rty, as Kemp did . But Bush Is a genuine admirer of the president' s and a genuine convert to most if not all of hi s policies. t.Jntll the Iran / contra s controversy flar ed up , Kemp's problem was how to convince the conservatives, who are now so Influential In the GOP. thai nomin at ing Bush wouldn't give them the best of both worlds: ~ush ' s formtd a ble qu a il =Aging boomers By DICK WEST WASHINGJ'ON t UP!) - According to published reports, at least : one of the 11 hunters accidentally shot to death In Virginia this year • was mistaken for a turkey. , · · It Is easy to see how that could happen. Remember the song about bagging two game wardens, seven hunters and a pure-bred J ersey cow• Anyo ne venturing into the woods during hunting season automatically qualifies as a prime target tr not as a game bird. • My main concerq Is that the situation will get even worse next year In a lew more weeks It will be next year, at which time there will be only about 22 months left of the 1988 pollilcal campaign. If a few of the presidential candidates are mlstak~n for turkeys during the Interval, that wlll be understanda ble. · · · At present, potential office-seekers are jockey ing for pos itlon ~by appointing committees-to "explore" their fund -raising capa~llltles. . As Bob Orben, a former Whit e Housespeechwrlter, has pointed out. · · no candidate should claim victory until all of the campaign : • contributions ha~e been counted. · • If, as he suggests, the troubles of American colonists really began >: when they Invited some Indians to s hare their food a nd the tn bal ; ; chle!lains responded· with an "ugh," Imagin e what would have ::· happened had tl)e guests been able to really express t~mselves In • English. · ~ · ; :' In that event, they might have responded by saying " yuck,". which • truly could have led to outbreaks of bitter fighting. . You also perhaps can Imagine what would happen during the 1988 campaign If the fat cats and political action commmlttees could express themselves freely,.about the candidat es. If you think the 1986 campaign was "negative," fancy the fund-raisers crying "y uck, '' ever a bout some of the candidates they are supporting. That slang term, however, Is a produ ct of the same times that'· produced Ihe "baby boom," which, I was reminded the other day, is now nearing middle age, with all the sociological and· economic problems that this Implies. 1 don't think we need fear the word wlll become a perm ament part .of our political lexicon, ala " fat cats," until such time as the "tioomers" start forming their own political action committees. But the moment yo~ hear of a "40-PAC" being organized, you'll know the country at large, as well as an entire generation, is In big trouble. Talk about Innatlon! Today's "six pack" Is bad enough. Knowing them1 as I do, having sired a few myself, I predi ct membership In the 4()-PAC not only wlll be restricted to middle age ~mers but also to those !lnanclally able to at tend $40,000-a-plat e political fund-raising dinners The real problem probably .won't come until the boomers sta rt teaching retirement age. Just ask younger wage-ea rners who are contrlbutlng to Social Security. I mean, It was tough enough to keep them In strained peas. Fortunately, there will be a word to describe the future - " yuck." Opinions of other editors . The Unlop-Leader, Manchester, N.H. The superlatives being showered on actor Cary Grant ... serve only to remind us of what the film world lost with his retireme nt In ·1966: · Suavity, wit, style, Charm. It Is small wonder he' wa s overlooked for the Academ y Awards throughout his 34-yl!ar career before receivi ng an ovt>rall special recognition award 17 years ago. In a sense, Gra nt was victimized by his own genius: he attained such a high level of competence that hi s every success was a nticipated and too much was taken for granted. Rest In peace, Cary Grant. You are without paralle l In thr wholesome entertainment you prov ided the world's fllm -goers during your 72-fllm professional career. Academy Awards as ide, justice demands that there must be some s pec ial etern a l reward for one who bas given so much joy to others. : . , · The Enterprise, Brockton, Mass. 1 : : Underworld Innuences have been a sta in on organized labor for : d.ecades, but unions have been relu ctant to clean tpelr ow n house. Now, the government may try to do It lor them. . The recent conviction of several New York Cit y Ma fia bosses an d • t~itderllngs on charges ol racketeer ing and conspiracy has encouraged the Justice Department to movc...!!):al nst mob control of unions. It is expected that the Justice Department will ma ke substantial · • uae of a federal antl-racketct'rlng law to remove underworld fl gurt>s • from union posts. That law allows a union to be place d under a court-ordered trustee when It s leatjershlp Is found to be corrupt . • ·No doubt some union lea ders will com plain that the government Is ' tto/lng to take over the ir organizations. The prot es t would blo · unwarranted. The labor movement s hould we lcome government action to cut out a cancer th at has been eating at It too long. The New York Times Prime Minister Nakasone's plan (or ta x reform Is cert a in to be popular with Ja pan's ·overtaxed wage-ear ners. But tr tsn' t going to please 'p olicy makers, on both s ides of the Pacific, who-are trying to ease trade frictions between Japan a nd America. Sadly, the refor m wlll do little to stimulate domes tic dem and for Jap&nese products or , reduce Japan's de pendence on exports for It s, prosperity. • The tax overhaul will cut the maximum rate for Individuals from 70 : percent to 50. To make, up the lost revenue, Tokyo will Impose a 5 ( percent national sales tax and eliminate the tax exemption on bank savings. These are m odes t steps Indeed compared with the new U.S. tax law. Still the changess are welcorne, If only because Japan has no elfectlve mechanism for enforcing tax compliance. The shill toward direct .levies on sales and sav ings Interest w!ll put more burden on ' farmers and other small businessmen now thought to evade most ' · taxes. ~- ' WASHINGTON· - King Husseln of Jo rdan , has .a long and · Intimate re lations hip with dea th. In fact, he ls theonly headof stat e we know of who believes- and has stated publicly.- tha t he died and came back to life after an out -of-body experience. It happened In January 1984. The king, who has a chronfc hear t condition, began hemorrhaging suddenly aQfllost consciousness. His hea rt slbpped beating. 1 Husse in believes. he "went Into another world," as he told an Int erviewer, adding: "! was a free spirit, floating above my own body. It was rather pleasant, really." This desc ription jibes with those.of less exalted indlviduals whose stories about dying a nd returning to life are staples of c h ec kout -co unter publica tion s Hussein and the Grim Rea per are old acquaintances. dating bac k to the July day in 1951 when the future monarc h was nearly killed by t~ e assassi n who had It Is a measure of the depth of . ·:Today in history ~ human beings who are as preclaus In God's eyes as American hostages? rIs It wise policy to Imply that any tyrant who seizes an Ameri can will be r ewarded with American arms? These are the policies the Reaga n administra tion ha s been pursuing. If J..t. Col. North fouled up the exec ution of foolish policies _such as these, his clumsiness was an Inadverte nt service to the nation. ... The sa me applies to the Reagan policies tow a rd rNicaragua. , Was It wise policy to use American arms In a covert effort to sabotage the government of Nicaragua at a time when we offi cially recognize that government and have an ambassagor fully accredited there• ; Was It wise policy to Identify the moral authority of our government with the discredited , Ineffective and corrupt Somoza remnant s that largely make up the 'cont ras of Nicaragua who Mr Reagan calls "freedom fi ght ers" and compares to the heroic George Washlngtont.--Was It wise policy to turn Hondu ras - a supposedly neutral country - Into a staging a rea for American military for ces and extensive naval, air and ground maneuvers designed to lntlmldat~ n e ighborin g Nicaragua? . Was it wise policy' for the CIA to assist In th~ mining of Inter national waters around Nicaragua's portt? Was it . wise p'ollcy for the president and his men to encourage private soldiers of fortune., arms merchants, ;whee ler dealers and other governments to deliver arms to the contras after Congress legislated against flcatlons, plus arecordofsupP<lrt . for Reagan's policies as Imp resslve as Kemp's own. Now, suddenly, conse~vaflves may want to back SQ!Jleone whose support for Reagan Re· publlcanlsm and conservative principles .In· general Is beyond dispute, but who just . dldu't happen to bj! anywhere near by when the arms deal with was a pproved and Its profits were diverted to the contras. In the contest tQ lUI that blll, Kemp Is probably marglnal)y more convincing to most conservatlves than Dole. Bob Dole hasn't got a liberal bone In hll b6dy, but he was a Republica~ politician before there even wai a conservative movement, an~ his relationship to the lattej undoubtedly bears moreresemb lance to Bush' s than to Kemp's: He's a convert, but he wasn' f born In the church. Kemp's recent annouficemenl of the form ation of an "explora1 tory committee" to conslde1 whether he ought to run for president !the traditional llrsl step In the process) was all bu drowned out by the uproar ave Poindexter, North, et al. Bu Kemp Is giving evidence of gri m det ermination not to bac down on the basic Reaga agenda, Including the spac shield and even aid to th Nicaraguan contras. He has bee wrttlng articles and - makln speeches op both of these toplcsl and s hows every Intention a1 keeping right on doing so. If he does, Jack Kemp may flnq himself at the head of a ved large a nd very determined banq of Americans who hat!_ no more IG do with the current controversy, tha n he did. but who are sure lhgt Ron ald Reagan's ba~lc pollcle~ are still exactly whet. Amerlca needs MID>AIR ~IAGIC- Ohio Slate's Crls Carter (2) leaps high Into the air to catch a pass between Texas A&M defenders Jam es Flowers (15) and _Kip Corrinb'ion (-10) in the first quarter of the Colton Bowl Thursday. Carter's r eception led to the Btu· keyes first touchdown, as they went on to win 2R-12. tUPI) ·Sooners close s.eason · with Orange victory By JOEL SHERMAN _,., UPI Sports Writ er 1 I· MIAMI !UP! 1 - The Ok la· homa Sooners. who ent ered the Orange Bowl wt th no cha nce of becoming No 1, c limax ed thclt season' with .. perfo r m ance . :vort hy of a nat iOn ijl champton The third-ra nked Sooners , re ly ing on their menact ng wish bone and marauding defense. Thu rsday ntght inflicted No. 10 · Arkansas with Its worst defeat to 16 years , a 42-8 drubbing. . Tonight, No . I Mi am i pl ays No. 2 Pe nn Stale In the Ftesta Bowl , wrth the nattonal ch a~p i ons h t p at stake. The Hurricanes are the only team to beat the Sooners in . the lasrtwoyears , and because of their 28- 16 t<iumph Sept. 27 at Miami, Oklahoma can hope to clim b only to Np. 2 in th e fl nal rankings . Ma ny Sooners bel ieve they , deserve better. "I n our heart s , we know weare number one," Sooneys quartPr. back Jamelle H oli~ay sa id . " I th ink we do have the best team m .the country. If we played Mtami , or Penn State today, I think wP would have won." . Sta tist ic'IIIY. the Sooners are one of the bes t teams of all time. or the eight majot ted m stat is t! . ca l categor ies, Ok lahoma led In a n NCAA- record s ix The Sooners, 11 I. a1•craged more than 42 points a game and allowed les s than 7. Early in the game. Arkan sas th reatened to duplicate one of the grea t bowl upsets m hi s lory In 1978,18 point underdog Arka nsas shocked Okl ahoma ll-6 in the Orange Bowl. Th e Soonet s were 18-pomt favolllcs again thi s year, a nd a sco reless first quarter domin ated by Arkansas brought back memories. Spencer Tillman •est01 ed real ity The senior halfback roare d 77 yards on the third play of the secontl quarter to put Oklahoma ahead 7-0; La ter in the pperiod. he raced 21 yards to make th e score 14-0, a nd the rout was underway. "Oklah_oma ts a gt:eat team, bu t we .just didn't execute." Arkansas qu arterbackGregThomas said. "We d1dn ' t take advantage of our opportunities ea rlv when we had them." The Razor backs were forced to throw, and th e Sooners r<'sponded with seven sacks and five in terceptions . four aga in st Thomas who had JUSt one a II season. "They put everybody In coverage, gambled more and came up win ners ," Thomas satd The Sooners con trolled the ball 'for 11 less minutes and am assed six fewe r ftr st downs than Arkansas. but Ok lahoma outgamed the Razorbacks 4t:lyards to 240. Arka nsas managed just 48 yards rushmg and a 1 1-yard average per car ry. BowlJ som e dav, " satd Van By JEFF HASEN Ruuphorst, n a m~d the gnmr•'s IJPJ Sports Writer Most Va lua bl e Player "Y ou PASADENA, Ca lif. (UP]) Arizo na Sta te em erged from the dream a bout playing here'. .tnd s hadows Thursday wit h a 22 15 now this ... Mi chigan quarterba ck .Jt m victory in Jhe 73rd Rose Bowl, Ha rbaugh, who th rew fo t 172 thtckenmg a dark cloud that hovers over Mtchigan Coach Bo yards and th ree int ercepltons . ran 2 ya rds for a TD after ,J.JmJC Sc hembechl er Mor r is bl as ted In from thP 1R " !-leek. yes, I wa s co nfide nt we The Wo!Vl'rlnes finis hed 11-2. would win." sat d Coac h John "We felt aftet the fir s! Iouth Cooper. whose No 8 Su n Devtls co ntinued Pactfic-10 Rose Bowl down we finally cou ld get over domi na nce over the No.4 Wolve- the jinx, especia ll y sincewcarra ''nes "We -t•ere able to move the . second-half team." sai d Mot-ris. ball off of th e' lin e, we made very , a junior. " I feel very bad lot the · few mistakes a nd we dtdn 't turn seniors." The Sun Devils trai led 1'>:13 a t Ihe ball over." halftim e, then bega n to domi · The Big Ten has lost the Iast six Rose Bowl games; 12 of 13 s ince nate Van Raaphorst. a srni01 play ing in his last game for ASU 1975. Arizona State's J eff Van was 4 of ;; for 48 }ards on a n Raaphorst threw for 193 yards Btl-yard match capped by the and two touchdowns and Kent Bostrom had three fi eld goa ls, 1-yard pass to Hil L A Harbaugh hand ing Sc hembechler his sev- pass for two points was ca ugh t enth defeat in eight !rips Jo ou t of bounds. Bostrom upped !he Arlzuna P£tsadena State advantage to 22-19 44 ' 'I'm not m akt ng exc uses," Schem bec hler sa id. "We co me seconds Into the fourth quarter out here every year a nd lose by with his 25-yarder Van Raap horst, who tu rned ht ~ seven poin ts. It's probably · a season a round afler • th row in g whole lot of factors . Overa ll , I think they played a better five Interceptions aga ins t Wa· s hlngton State, was 16 of 30 'game." Arizona Stat!,' plays Its home Darryl Harris had 23 carr ies for gam es after sundown at Tempe 109 yards. Michigan went 66 yards on the Ia avoid !he heat, and esca ped the game's Initial possessio n to an B 0 national spotlight as a result . In lead. H at b~\lgh got the Wolvethe day li ght of the New Year, fhe rines Into ASU territorY when he Sun Dev il s proved the ir qu alit y. Charged by thei r fans In a hit freshm a n Greg McMurtry for crowd of 103, 168, the 10-1-1 Sun a 24-yard gai n over th e middle Devils controlled the game a ft er Morris rushed five times on th e Michigan took a ]5-3 lea d early In drive, the final one a power ful the seco nd quarter. Arizona 18-yard TD burs t where he broke State, which a llowed 13.8 point s one tackle , then carried the ball per cont est m the regular season, and pursuing cornerback F~rie yielded JUSt four first downs in Allen over th e goal ltn e. Kt ckcr blankin g the ,Wolverines in --the Mi ke Gt llette's surprtse pass to Ger a ld Whlte . gave the Wolve· second hi!!V Va n Raaphors t's scon ng passes of 4 and I yard were to GRAVELY TRACTO't fl anker Bruce Hill. Bostrom' s · SALES & SERVICE field goa ls of 37, 27 and 25 ya rd s 204 Condor St . tied a Rose Bowl record for Pomeroy. OH th ree-pointers m· a game. Phone 992-2975 FAll I. WINTER HOUR$ '' Whe n I wa s a kld.l said, 'God, CLOSED MONOAYS I'd like to play !here tin th e Rose Browns' lineman anxi()usly awaiting playoff clash with Jets Saturday By ROBERTO DIAS UPI Sports Writer BEREA, Ohio tuPil-Geor!(<' Lilja thinks ."revenge" is too ~trong a word for his fcPllng toward the New York Jets. Th;tt's hardly a sut prise. Pta~­ tlcallv everything about the 1 The Daily Sentinel ' I U~fS !4~9601 ' A Dl vbdon of Multhnedill. In(' Puhli shrd I'Vf'l\' a f!Prnoon. M ()n d ,l~ th i'OU,Qh F'ri(Ll\ 111 Co ull St. Pt'1 · m fll'nV Ohio, bv lh(' Ohw Vallt')l P u b Berry's World 11~hiJ1 g Compfj n\' tMul rlmf'dla. lnf' POrn(lfOV , Ohio 457f8, P h 1¥11 W••• S(• ... rond clas s postagf' p.1id ,11 P nmrt •ov Ohio M(lmtw•r · Unlled Pn•s s In I !'I nail on.•I In Ia nd Dnll ~ Prl'SS A <lsnci:Jtlnn a nell hf' Ohio Nrwsp:ts:\f'f ft. ~;socla r ion Nat tonal Ath'PII JSing Hf'PI<'sen t.ttiH" Granh:tm fli i'W ~ papPI t ~. 7l.1 Third 1\\ f' OUI". N 1 · 1~ s.• Ym k. N'' " York 10()17. POSTMASTF:H· Srnd a d~ s rh .J n~N' ro Th r Dallv Sf'nllnt'l 111 Court Sr .. Pomf1"0V, Ohio 4~7fi9 ' SU BSCRIPTION M TES By Carrier or Motor R<lu te Onf' W('~k .. • . .. ... Sl · ~5 Onf' Month Sf1 4fJ Onf' YNU ... .. S6~ l'lO StNGI.E COP\' PRI CE 25 Cents Subscrltwrs not Urs lrlns:! to par rhccarrlrr may nmlt In adv,lnCf' direct to Th (l Dally S«•nt lnrl nn a J. 6or 12 month basis Crf'ii!T "'Ill bfl gi\'f'n rar rh•r va rh week . ' No subscrlptlonll bY mall )X'rml!1f'd in arMs whlff hoJll(' car rier !if'f\' tce Is . " Yes, indeed - I did make a New Year·s res~ olution. I'm going to marry Joan Collins. R. vc~nl on an ru n bv :\' irH'' ' Wor kmjtn . Tr xa~ A&M pr odu cr cl s rx pomts tn thr fits! halt on fteld go<t ls ol :10 and ·14 vm ds hy Seal! Sl.ttf'r .mU on .1 2 vanl t'un 1 1~ · Hng r•r Vick \lltll q 111 !o pla.v 1Itt• gam e. 111 !'he 1\ gg iL·:-, ~\ c•n1 fo r 1wo pomt s dflrt Vr (· k '11 touc hdO\\ n. IHJI r ~t ll rd t0:1v tn R 1hl' m tw lund 1)\ ll llll' pom ts . - - - - - - - - - -- - - !)J 1 JACKSON PIKE -RT 35 WEST Phone 446 · 4 524 BARGAtrl MATlll((S FRJJSM/SUII ' ALL SEATS I I 50 AOM !SStoNEVCRV TUE SOAV 11 SO .. Lt . Co l North and Adm. Polndex ter. although that may have beel necessary as a small housekee~ lng step . The remedy today Is to chal Ien ge the unrea listic and fr~ quert't ty cruel policies the Reagal administ ration has been pursu lng from Ira n to Nicaragua ~ Angola to South Africa to th Soviet Union and NATO - an from Sa nta Barbara. to Washln ton. D.C. • : - point IC'ad and a fter dnotnc> lnl!'tTl'PI ion l>) lml'l>.J ckr, 1-' t_l< ' KUJnf'I'OV. th r nu c kC'\'f'S ~C() I'( 'd ASU downs Wolves in Rose Bowl as Big Ten strikes out again, 22-15 Jordanian air force 'pil ots- and told them we couldn't do that. Royal ~r Force Wing Com"Then I deci ded the best thin~ . m ander Jock llalgleish, the to do was to dive to a Iowen Scotsma who had taught Hu s- al titude. Ma ybe we could avoid seln to fly. • the radar. ... I dropped right "Our rela tion s with Syna were down to zero. We flew very, veny not all that close a t the time," low toward the border as fast as Hussein went on. "Anyway, we we could go ." Tha t was only 240 assu med we had all the clearan- miles an hour. and two Syrian ces to ovE>rfly Syria . . We jets quickly picked them up ~ nd arrtved on the Syrian border, headed toward them. reported tha t >we had arrived "A t that .point I thought 'lhls there a nd were told (by the · ~ was It." the king said. " My first Syrians) to continue. A little Idea was to ram one of them ... later, we were told that we dtdn't then It would be over. But have clea ra nce to overfly. .. fort unately, I had with me the "And thim they told us we had man wh9 taught me how to fly ." absolutely no permission to overDalgleish took the controls and fly a nd we had to land at turned the royal airplane's slow Damascus. It was a surprise. I speed In to an advantage. He put contacted Amman and told them the small plane Into a series of whatw as ha ppenmg.Atthesa me slow, tight turns and the MIGs l)me I turned back. · overshot the ir target repeat"tMy people In Amman) asked edl y." At one point they came In us to proceed to the nearest point on ~ th sides," Hussein recallea. on th e Jordanian border as soon ~ey nea rly collided with each as possible. Damascus came on . ot her. which gave us some again and said we had to la nd . I cheer." U.S. military aid? , Is Is wise policy for the administra tion to go down the sa me road In Nlca ragua ·th at took us to such sorrow and defea t In VIetnam, Ca mbodia and Laos? It wa s not only an Illegal proced ure to use money from the sa le of arms to Iran to finance the con'tra war aga ins t the government of Nicaragua; the policy It self Is wrong The re medy tod ay Is not to fire . . Reinedy' for unWise policy___G_eo---!..rg'--:e'M_c_Go_ve~rl . • just murdered h is grandfather, King AbdOII ah. " ! have learned from my gran dfather to scorn death." Husselli once said, "and to know the peace of the soul so m e t~ l n g that only those who are not afraid to die know." Hussein's m os t celebrated brus h with death occurred In October 1,58. but the 51 -year-old king remembers It as If It happened last week. Two Syrian M!G s attacked the small , slowmoving plane Hussei n was piloting, In what tlie king Is conv inced was a delibera te attempt by the Damascus government to kill or ca pture him. He recounted the narrow escape recently In a n interview with Dale Van Alta. "We were In a small, twinengine aircraft , jus t a little a ircr aft," the king recalled, "and I was on m y way to Europe for a holiday " On board the s ix-sea ter were Hussein 's uncle , a friend, two t made II t ack l e~ a nd was unanlm· starti ng quarterback last year By MIKE RABUN ously voted th e game's outsta ndlit' has been accu ssf'd m ne11 s UPI Sports Writer in g defensive player rrpm ts of accept mg a cat and a DA LLAS ·(UP I) ,- ThC' Oh io Not. si nce 1942 had anyone Johoutstd e th e rulesoftheN CAA. Siate .Buckeyes built a wall that ' Int ercepted a pass tn the Colton ' but shrugged off !hat contt·ov Kevin Murray cou ld not scale Bowl a nd returned it for a ersy lhts yedr by complellng tiU Thursday. _Murray has overco m e a touchd own Ohio State did it pPrcent of hi s passes for 2.4ti3 yards and 17 touc hdowns. .broken ankle, hu ge deficits on the tw ice. Spielman ptcked off a Murrav He had throw n only etg ht and a controversy pass early in the third quart er interceptions until Thursday ·, nvolvlng alleged NCAA violaand returned it 24 yards for ,, poor showin g. during which hr ! ions . But he co uld co nothing score tha t put the Buckeyes m completed tu s ll2 of31 passes for with the Buckeyes' pass defense fron t, 14 -6 14.1 y,m ls. Hi s team ended it s In the 51st Cot ton Bow L And \v lth 2: 49 to pl ay tn th r· ·· season 9-.l. The Buckeyes in(frcepted a " ll 's nul sO much whal !hey record fi ve passes wtth two or, game, and the Aggics' hopes al l but gone a nyway, senior line· llrredotn g on defen se its whal \\C them bein g returned for touc hbacker Micha~l Kee gr abbed thl' did on offpnsP ... Mun av , aid. down s to whip the Aggies, 28-12, las t lnt erct'p tlon or the day a nd "lleln g realis tic-. thcv did no! and win th eir fi!th bowl game in ran it back a Collon Bowl rPCOt c whip us Wr; did not move the theu· last six tries . . ball Mts tak e• kill rd us·· "I hope this is kind of a ki ckoff 49 yards "The defe nses we used toda\ Oh io Sta te quartNha i·k ..ltm for our season next year, .. sa id were defensives to stop the short Karsa tos sco t ('f! tha g.tmr's fn st Oht o Sta te coach Earle Bruce. passes," sa id Sp ielman. " And 11 louc hdow n on a :1-ya rd run tn lhP whose team fmi shed wtlh a 10-3 worked ." second quarte'l· that gave lhr record , "because we have a lot of Murray. who has a not her yPar Buckeyes !he lead for good very good players ret urnin g." Sp ielm an's int ercep! ion tetu tn One of those return ing pl ayers of e llgt blli ty, ca m e back from a broken ank le to become A&M' s boosted Opto State to an l'lghl is linebacker _Chns Spi elma n, who Inter cept ed two passes. He.,s met death __-,--______;J;_a_ck_A_nd_e_rs_o_n_&_D_a_le_V_an_A____.;_ttl our present political crisis that Richard Nixon- the archit ect of the Wat ergat e sca ndal - ha s emerged as a major defender of the current pres ident, Ronald Reaga n. In a sense, bot h Nixon and Reaga n are singing the sa me tune abciut our current troubles: :The policies were right, but the execution got screwed up by subordinates . Says Mr. Nixon a decade rater, let's ge t off Ronald Reagan's back, support his decisive policy · judgments and go after Robert McFarlane, Oliver North and .John Poindexter for fouling up the execution of those wise polfcles. ' But how wise Is a policy des igned to put U S. 'a rms Into the ha nds of the worst terrorist government In the world? This government, headed by the Ayatollah Khomelnl, held 53 American hostages for a year, probably helped klll 241 Marlnes while · they slept In their barracks In Beirut and encouraged and engineered the seizing a nd kllllng of other Americans. Is It wise policy to send American arms to Iran or urge Israel and the International arms merchants to do so while we are publicly Imploring other countries not to do so? Is It wise policy for U.S. arms · to b& made available to he lp Iran smish Iraq so that !lie gates of ,. Today Is Friday, Jan. 2, the sec;orid day of 1987, wlth'363 to follow . the middle East are open to The moon Is moving toward Its first quarter. highly dangerous and violent • The morning stars are Mercury, Venus at;~d Saturn. Moslem fanaticism of the kind • The evening stars are Mars and Jupiter. r . Iran ,s~ks to spread? ' Is It wise poll~)' to seek the Those b!;lrn on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. They ,_Include Virginia patriot Natqanlel Bacon In 1647; British Gen. James release of three ti~ lour American hostages by giving arms to a • Wolfe, hero of the battle of Quebec, In 1727; fan dancer Sally Rand In 190f; autbor Isaac Aslmov In 1920 (age 67) ; s inger Julius La Rosa In government that will use them to 1930 (age 57), !'nd singer-songwriter ·Roger Mlller In 1936 (age 51) . sla)lghter hundreds of other • B.uckeye defense too·much for Aggies. :, Jack Kemp.,s big chance~.:..,___W_i_ll~ar.m_A..,....-.R_u._..,;she~·_ , Sentinel • • Page-2-The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Friday, January 2, 1987 ~- . The Daily Sentinei- Page - 3 Pome,roy- Middleport Ohio a\'atlatlle. ·. '· I ' • ' MaJISuhllt:rlpllottl' IMide Meip Couat y IJ Weeks ... .. . . .. ..... ... Sl7 2~ 26 woeks .. . . .. .. .. . . . . S.14 06 !2 Wool<s ...: ...... .... .. , .. . ,... Si\656 Outolde Mel p Coo lit 13 Weeks . ... .... ... .. . . . SIS 20 26 Weeu . .,.... ...... .. .... S.15.10 ~2 Wecks ...... .. ............... ..... $67'60 Cleveland Brow ns' offensive lin ema n Is so quiet, so reserved . If Li lja weren't a foothall player, he'd make a n Ideal butler. Agai nst the New York J ets in Satu rday 's AFC pla yoff game, ~owever, Ltlj a wou ld love to scratch an Itch that began two years ago Nov. 16. 1984. Lilja was cu t by the Jets tn orde r to ma~e room for quarterba ck Bob Avellln l. The Browns signed the 6-foot-4. ~po und Mtchl gan product five days la ter. · "I 'm not out to destroy the Jets simply for personal reasons," he says "I wa n! to beat whoever our opponent is. But it' s always nice to play well aga inst the team that once let yo u go." - llurrica~e~ ·~~ ,. ... Bosttom pu lled a 41-" "" !told goal try lef! 2lf2 minutr•s ldtrr. but he was sucrPss ful on .1 :11 ;ya rd allempt 54 seconds tnlo the sr cond pPt' tOa aftrr ,, ·II ya rd ASU drive sla ll!'d al the Michl gan 20 Th f' Wol vr nn ('s movrd ,r hPnd 1o-:l wit h ~I 58 lrft in tlw half on Hdl baug h's snPak Th P qudri C'r · hack wa s .1 of 3 on thr 5H \ard march ASU got h.ttk In thr gamP bv scoring the pc nod 's final Il l poin ts After Bos trom's 27 yard flrld goa l ma dP It l!i-6. thr Sun D"'' ils usr·d :1 'lO to go fiO.v ard s .tnd thrtr fitS! TD Van Ra.t phot sniad llu Pe third-down p.1ss completion s . inc luding a 19· yardrr to Ha r rr s, d 12 vurdc•r to Bt Ul'l' IIi II and 1hP •I v.t rd sco t m g pass 10 Hill Sirloin ·2for ·charbroiled' Sirloin Tips, couPoN ., baked potato and al/-fiOU· can-eat salad buffet with two hot soup~ hoi vegetables, fresh fruif -fill atiW extra c arge. ......;.-- ~s;;.Tsw;;ii;TI --s ,. 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Then'• a family feeling at Pondei'OII8.'' •z =po=NDER=-=-:OS=-=:;11,. ~ Lilja may see some action In ~;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;•ij Sat urday's 12:30 p.m. EST sta rt , I as star ting cent er Mik e Baab' s sore le ft knee s_e ems likely to limit his playing time "We feel comfortable going wil h George as we would with Mik e,'' says coac h Marty Sc hot tenhelmer. "George knows the system, is very ta lent ed and his ferocity on th e field belles his •·ea t character . He knows wha t has to be done." Pro Plan" Br-.utd Pet That , says Lilja, Is to provide pas s protection for Bernie Kosar Ingredient Priorities Food and blocking for the r unning fltff art lht fllCUI. Stud y thr ClltCkt•n has txcn l htM"ttJ~ ttl~· numt1<:r Ofk tll,Wttltt'ru ut compctJtJon Krcog.nll~ tht game . ll n 1Plan~ ~~~ / (IIXb :an(/ l'rtl cUII:rrnc::r lhat Pro Plat1 'Tm a role player," he said. l 11;ul Gn rNth l o rnlu~t C.atl'l ~ d\ provldrs b c,.l .dU"L'II t~ ~ 11tv,h qu.1hl }, tll~llll' "In a sense, we a ll are. If we do THEANSWEI~ ... tr trrt nf prutctn ami '1tl;{ r (continued on page 4 1 nu tnt nt• l•ro 111,111 ~ ~ lilt. nul~ N<.-w l'ro Plan'' ~UJ~r rrrmlltm h1411d II( IX I (f 'JIJI..h 1h:t1 rl:ilL.., Ch iC'kt:n :1." tht: Brand ~~ FO<.K h. ~I tflfl,rt:dK.'t" From l'urlna. always ·win, according, to Johnson . By IRA KAUFMAN UPI Sports W~ lter PHOENIX, Atlz • iUPI) Mia mi alw ays wins. Sometimes it takes a tiC' ' breaking field goa l, sometimes it's a rdu t, but Miami alw ays wins. At leas t th at's. the outcome In the rxceedlngly active Imagination of Miami Coach Jimmy .John son. .._ It has become Increasi ngly apparent the Hurricanes will not be content with mere vlciory Friday night • at Sun Devil Sta· dlum , a victory that would cement their No. :I,. ranking. They want more. Johnson a nd his troops seek domin ation In the flr sl bow l matchupof twoperfecvl· teams since Alabam~ edged rinr s t \"-' O mOJl' pom Is Notre Dame 24-23 In the Sugar BowllJ years ago . · " I try to play th e game from time to time In my head," • • Johnson said Thursday. " I pres·ent different scenarios to myself about kicking situations and I try 1o e nvis ion how I'd approach matters." Asked about the outcome of his Imagin ative war games, Johnson pursed his lips: " We always win. Somellmes It takes a las t-second. kick, but Miami a lways wins." Th re Is a locus / to Mi ami' s Fies ta Bowl approach th at Is commendable. And frightening. 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' lie ~ ·- 't~ Sun Ruwl II'~ I I'IL'>O , l'f· ~ lUi ) - !\ lahiuna '!M, \\'il.'ohlnllot• 6 IJ~·r·. ~i i\ luha R o ~ · l I ll onolu 1~11 - Arl'l.ona 3(1, ·' 'nrth f a rollnu 21. fiator R o~ · l (·lt~.:k•on \' lll c, Fla. 1 n,'nn;~n Sinn ford 21. • • ...... 29 l.lhof>rty Howl tMI'mphl~. Tf'n n. ] T!•nn.... St'l' ~ I . Mh1n1~0111 1-t :n. ESCALLOPED CHICKEN ................... $399 n,., . :ro ~~~~ ~ ~ • i h; llt ~t~mr d ( ' •1nnur sunday , .Jun. 25 Su!)('r Row.-! XXI ( M·Puadt,nll . C'11lil. l Transat•lions nu,.,tun - Sl~:n•• <l In 10-dii,V l'llll! r ,td -ht n. II A.tT nuunploR!thlp (til he!lt ret~ ord) .Jeh-4 ' i<'v •'ianll ~- tn rw,- ""- N.f: .-Drn\'l'f f ·ll mphl-11 fonlt'I".I' IU"I" ~or r is rH\'iMion Pblladrlphla-........ ........ 11 U .S.tt W~~t~hlnpon ......... .. ...... 14 1~ .olll3 11 Nrw York ............. ........ t 21 .:110 111~ NPW Jf'fMey ...... , ........... 11 !0 .!!Iii lll't ( 'enir!U Dil'Mon .\IIMta .... .................... ~ 1· .7H Dtlroll ...., ...................17 &. .1M t l,1 By KENT McDILL workout would cover the kicking was amused when he read o! the UPJ Sports Writer game and a few plays. on both 5-year, $5 million contract Ray SUWANEE, Ga . (UP!) sides of tl)_e ball before·the feam Perkins reportedly received to William "The Refrigerator" would fly back f6 Chicago. The coach l_he Tampa Bay Perry apparently gol the mes- .Bears · survived I he week of Buccaneers. • "The coaches had- a -pretty • sage senl by 'Chicago Bears workouts without injuries. The temperature In Chicago good laugh over It," .said Dltka. Coach Mike Drtka and Genfral Manager Jerry Valnisl, and has Saturday Is expected to be In I he " I really don' l understanc:l the sta rled to shed someofhlsexcess low 30s with a chance of sriow. business sense of it .. "I don't wei ght. · "I· love 11.1 don't care whalit Is. begrudge anybody anything, but · At his xlnal new ~ conference r know the Recisklns don't care it doesn'l seem to make a whole prio r to Saturday's NFC semlfl- · what It Is. It's just going to be a lol of business sense. Dltka said It would no~ cause nal 'playoff game against Wa - good football game. We just hope shington, Dltka r·said · Pen·y It's a great gam e and it will be him to seek a larger contract In weighed 342 after practice Wed- good for football." Ditka said he· the fu ture. nesday, down from his top weight _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.::_._ _ _ _ _ _ _...,.._ _ _~__..._ . _ r of 350. Earlier In the week, Dilka said Perry wou ld be "In a different color jersey" ' next year If he . FRIDAY, JANUARY 2nd doesn't lose some weight, and Vainisi backed Ditka. "He's doin g what we asked him:" said Dltka Thursday . Includes Garlic Bread. Crispy Tossed Salad or Homemade Cote " He' s r ight in wher e we want Slaw or Macaroni Salad. him." Ditka sa id he did nol talk to SUNDAY, JANUARY 4th . Perry about his threa t lo trade him. "He got the gist," Dltka said. Includes Served Over Homemade Biscuit With Mashed Po,atoea " It was on lhe air." and Homemade Gravy, Buttered Peas', Regular or Dacaffeinatad .. Coffee Freshly Brewed or Small Soft Drink. The Bears had a light workoul in sweats Thursday at the ALL YOU CAN EAT FAMILY STYLE Atlanta Falcons train ing facilit y. . $425 " We went through about 20 plays offense and defense a nd Mashed Potatoes with Homemade Gravy, Hot Buttered Peu, then we t.ook a two-minute drill," Hot Biscuits or Hot Rolls, Regular or Decaffeinated Coffea he said. "We hav en't been taking Frashly B10wed or Small Soft Drink. many two-minut e drills, so it was kind of good to get Doug (quarter· back Fiulie ) into it . "At this point I think everybody is ready to play the game. I'm sure I hey feel the same way, RESTAURANT so !here wa s a little more ROUTE 7 CHESTER clowning around ." 985-3832 Dit ka said the Friday mor ning · (14-r) OO!Ot on ....... 16 16 l ' :\6 12 \IU H11llp]o ....... ... .......... St:l 5 !!I 11 ,5 IU ll f' nr,\ f" rt~ · rlnm lio~~o-· 1 (,\nlllwim, ('alii. I llfl.,\ 31. Hrl,~thwn Yo' un~~; Ill. St· u w.,rrd Holiday Ro~~o-· 1 ( ~an IJh' RO~ Iowa l ~. San HII'Rn Sialt• :lH . ll ndu•\' Xl' Hw1 g;•r,., - Tr~t(l ,·tl t·t•nt\or .. :\Tik•• ltldhw :tnll lloh f r nwl urd and llo'lni\•' r Kr'IIY Mith•r Ill W1 ~• hl nJ,'11! !1 fur t·;•nll ·r Hohb~· f llfJit•nlt•r IUid a "t'l"llnd-ruuntl tlrnfl 1'11uk•• In 19M!I. llf'(;. :n 1\IJ -,\ m ~rlt ·llfl Ro~~o-· 1 18 irmln~~:ham, r\ la. I - florida St ""' n, In dilUill 13. Rlodoonnrt Bn~~o· l ( llou ~ton l - Ra ytor tl, ( 'olunadu 9. l'r•n<.·h Hnwl lt\lhmllll .- \ 'lrl{lnla Tt••·h NFL Playoffs '! ~ . No rth St.i mlay. lh·l' . ;!II ,\f( ' \\lltl·f 11rd tilt 1\'t'W 'l'u rkl :'li••w. \ 'urk -11'1• 3:i, Ku 11 ~1~' C ' lt .~ \;\ "JT Wit ;f-1 ·a nl ~ ~~ \\'a• liln ~-1 un 1 " "lt'- hinRftln 1 ~. l.t" \ n,~~;t • l• "' ; 1-iatuldilJ .. Jan . a _. ,\F( ' S~ · • tll • ll\. :tl 1111 ( /t •\~· lantl l ,,· ,,~- \' nr k ·h·t • 110·111 " · {!< ·••·laud 0 2· 1) . :\ l-'1' Sr·ml-lln :d 1:d 1 hlt-;~gt d \\'a,hin1'1 111l II '! I I \ !> ( hin~ l\ I ll '~ ) CHICKEN DINNER .......................... f a n1\lna Sial~· !-1. ,jarl. I fottun RowllllaiiWoi 'l - Ohio Sl11tr· ~ll T•" llil ~ ,\&1'11 12. Flur idll fltr u!i Ro~~o- I (Orlllllllo, t "la . 1 r\tthurn Ui, Sunllwrn ( 'al l Orun,;;• Howl I Miami I - Cllctahomu n 1\r\;WI,U~ H. Ro"·r ( l'a!iudrna, fa llf.! Ko'll' u. \rlzona .'it all' n 1\-f k hl,llan -"iu ~ :tr lln11"l ( ~r · w. ' Orlf'un~ t - - iiCrr bauglfn of <1I4rntrr NP· ' )\r;a•kll : ~1 . J.,ml... l:&n ll ~I IIII• 15. Tuulfllll ' l-lunk\.•1 F'lt ·~t~ Bowl (l';•mpt•. r\rb: . ), ul I! p. m. -•\Hnqr;•· 1.-.aml'i; 1\llt~ml\' ~ . r,..nn Sl:•lt•. Sund it,\ , ·liln . I ,\FT S•·m l-fh ntl 1 :j,j ll~ · unr 1 r'O< • ~~o-· t: n NI.UHI I I 1-:i ) 1 "· 111'11\ t•r 111-."11 .> Perry takes hint; sheds some weight ' NFC Sf>ml-flnltl f ttl New •ro'rkl ~ an Frwu~\~ t·o 110- ~ I t vs . N. \ ' . Gi:u~l ~ Muntrrl&l .... .. ........... l9 15 6 "~ UO I'll ' 0\l f. hl' lt ................... 16 n 6 ~ 1n 1!2 Pl'ftllll•lf'l'rwtUo n~l Ry Un flH Friday. Janua,Y 2, 1 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard ... NBA ~tandings . • Page-4-The Daily Sentinel • . Area H.S. gaines Sale prices in effect Jan. 2through Jan. 7, 1987. Tonl~:ht Porbmouth sEo,u. W~lat nalllpolls 1\lht>n"' ul ('lrt•IC\'IIIe Fulrftl'ld Union at Warrt•n Lm·al ' SVAf ' None sch<'duled. TVC Wt.. lston at M<'l~ MIIIC'I' al VInton Count y Ah·:.:Widf'f' mBflpl"(' ,Fr.d llocklntt at Nt•liwnvllh~ \ 'orlc SEOJ\L lll <·olumhul'l Broolchav1•n .John Glrnn Iii Marietta · SVJ\C Kyger fnoek W Ohlu Val fhr,.;tn Nonr !<i~heduled. TVf Browns (co ntinued from page 3t what we're supposed to do, we can win." Kosar Is the Jets' focal point. "He's shown a lol of class and character," says Jets defensive ensl Marty Lyons . "If we let him. hj> could pick us apart. We're g~lng to try to put pressure on l)lm. . "The main kry Is Bernie. If we can gelloBernle,ll will make our aflernoon a .little easter, but I hat's going to be difficult." , Kosar says he exp<>cts to see New York use a variet y of drfenslve formations. · "They' ve gotten this far by qYcreomlng a number of Injur Ies. and I hal s·a ys a lot about their drive," he said. "They'll be prepared, so we · had belter be prepared. They'll lmpiemenl their strategy. so ours had better IX> as fin!'- tuned. :"I know the Jets will try to keep ils guessing. In order for us to wln, we have tot real them as the NFL's b<>st team. You have to play everybody that wa y because It : helps ensure a IHI-p<>recnt effort." '79¢ Your Choice 99¢ Autofite . Resistor Spark Plugs .Family medicine: . . By EDWARD SCHRECK, D.O. .Mslslllnt Prole88or of FamUy Medicine ., Ohio Unlvenlty Colle1e .J of Osteopathic Medicine Question: 'I sitf!er from dry , Itchy s kin on my arms and legs In thf :Ninter. Could a change In seasons cause a change In my skin? : Answer: When wlriter arrive s, I) brings cold, dry weather- one eause of dry skin. Nol only does ' • 10W40 Motor Oil Giant Resistor Spark Plugs Reg.1 .19,11mlt16 White auPI!IIealltt- Air Filters Reg. 1.09,11mlt 12 no rain checks Reg. 3.99, limit 2 2518 Sure Start Batteries ' Your Chol<e -2.99 An co 31.88 38.88 '45.88 Wiper Blades each Reg. 4.29 each Wiper Refills pair 40-Month Warrantr Reg. 4.29 apolr 7.88 50-Month Warranty ' . cold weatl]er dehydrate the skin, lng oil glands decreases, thus tremely dry. Soap dissolves lhe · Question: How can I treat dry It also means people sweat less. aggravating the problem of d~y naturaJl'oils In lhe outer skin skin? ' Because perspiring Is lhe skin's skin. · ' layer, causing It Ia dry, flake and .Answer: One of the bes t remedies for dry skin Is applying normal way of replenishing lost Question: Is winter weather I Itch. moisture, sweating less also the only cause of dry skin this AQolher factor contributing to cream or ointment to the skin causes dryness. time of year? · dry skin Is regular swimming. Immediately after bathlr.g. Thi S> The scaling an(l redness Answer: An Itchy skin condl· The combination of soap, bathing traps moisture between skin caused by <lry skin Is more lion caused by adry ,cotdcllmate afid chlorinated water further ·layers. Justa teaspoon of oil will comm_on on the arms and legs may be aggravated by other reduces the skin's ability to hold cover vour entire body without because they have fewer func - things. For Instance, If you bathe water. Your home and workplace leaving behind a greasy ft>eling . c;m also dry your skin, because Water briefly moistu r izes the tionlng oil glands than other more than once a day parts of the body. As people grow . especially for more than 10 or 15 furnaces: and dehumidifiers ex- skin, but II quickly evaporates. older, their number of function - minutes- a!'d you use ·a lot of ; 'tr-act moisture from the air. Skin damaged by repeated exposoap, your skin can get ex: • FRIDAY Reedsville Fire Stalion. ' SALISBURY TWP - Sallsbury Township Trustees will meel Friday, 7 p.m., at the township hall on Rock Springs Road. · Rf:EDSVILLE Special meellng of Olive Township Trusll'es, Friday, 6:30 p.m. at the . . SUNDAY ANTIQUITY~ !faith Fellowship Crusade for C/irist will hold a revival Sunday, starting · at noon , with the Old Time Religion Singers, on Ohio 338 at Antiquity. . MONDAY RACINE - Southern Local School Board will hold Its annual organizational meeting Tuesday, 7 p.m., at the high school cafeteria. Shirln Nuggud, who operates assisted by Marjorie Walburn In the Gingerbread House Pre· handing out lreals. Each c hild was presented a School In Middleport. entertained with a Christmas party for stocking gill by Laura Green, the children e nrolled, their par· · and Calhy Workman, anot her ents, and other fam ily members. molher, gave the chldren tree For the program, the children ornaments. Mrs . Nuggud and were costumed as packages, Mrs. Karen Gilkey, an aide. also Christmas bells, lrees and polset- presented the children with gilt s, tlas. They sang " Merry Chris)- ' and they In turn gave gifts to th e .,_ mas" a nd "Jingle Bells." Santa teachers. visited the school and was The children gave homemade 7.88 USA 99¢ Tradco Windshield De-Icer I ~ Startina Fluid .ftl7 "$ Reg. 1.99 Reg. 11,95. #101 ttl OPEN 7 'DAYS A. WEEK . _... ' .. - ' 1' • ! . - -~... ·- - ---......._ ....._ .... Store hours 8 :30 a .m . to 8:00 p.m. ·Monday through Friday, . 8:30a .m. to 6:00p.m . Saturday and 10:00 a.m. to 6 :00' p.m. · Sunday . • Reg. I .49# DSt Al20t IRea, u• [] ":_.,-" • ' Qualco lock De·lcer .fl t& TowRope With Hooks .. YovrCholco 88¢ • beaded ornaments to their s pe· clal gues ts· al the party. Among I he guests were Kim Blowe r and daughter, Megan, Tl!mmy Da · niels, Sally Erwin, Laura Gre en , Penny Dewhurst, Pa t Hysell , Elizabeth Story, Candy Tobin , Ca thy Workman, .Ja nice Youn g, Mary Young, Rhonda Hann a hs, Vir and Mazie Hannahs, Mr s. David Clay, and Mrs . Bob Hubbard . Stonewoods complex has holiday party Uripary traa problems session topic • • Minnie a nd Paul J ohnson, Arthur H. Winer and Associates L. Bahr, Shirley Frazier, Eileen Urinary tract problems will be ·N-sldent managers of I he Slon!'- . 'were s~rved. ' Snyder, Audrey Doughty, a nd lhe topic of lhe Maintenance of woods Apartments, hosted a " Health ser ies spo nsored by Esth.e r Kissell. Ghrlstmas parly recently In the Allendlng the party were the The residents were remem-· · Holzer Medical Center and recreallon room of the complex. resident managers and Ma e bered by many for lhe holidays . Holzer Clinic In January. The Music was furnlshed ·by Junior Weber, Louisa Johnsen, Virginia . The Middleport Girl ,_ Scouts. program will be In Meigs County and Rita White. Door prizes were Eastep, Inez Pooler, Evelyn several churches and other or- on Tuesday, Jan. 6, at 1 p.m. In awarded to Evelyn Mains, Irene Mains, .John and Kalhryn ganlzations sang carols for the the Senior Cenler, Mulberry Christy, M. L. Bahr, and John Metzger, Clifford and Irene resldertts , and poinsettias were Heights, Pomeroy. JYietzger. Gifts and cards were Christy, Calvin and Mabel Lane, given and S<lnla visited with Featured speaker will be Dr. exchanged and refreshments fur- Freda Carsey ; ·Bessie Turley, treals on Dec. 24, courlesy of Ihe Lawrence J. Yodlowskl. urolonlsped by ihe res idents and Lee Reed , Belly Christopherson, Middleport Americ an Legion glsl on I he Holzer Medical Center Helena Howell, Iva Stewart , M. and its Auxiliary. and Holzer Clinic staffs. Yod• lowskl will be speaking on "Ur inary Tract Problems". A nalive o! Yonkers, N.Y., Yodlowskl received hi s BA from • · . New .York University and his Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dixon and ·from surgery . He ha s returned Guesls on Thanksgiving even· medical degree from the Medical her mother, . Vesta Canode, Pt. home and his mother Is recuper- !ng at I he home of Mr. ·and Mrs. College of Ohio In Toledo. His Rock area, recently attended the ating sallsfactorlly. • Mendal Jordan Included Mr. and first year surgical residency was 50th Wedding celebration of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Crab- Mr s. Dwaine Jordan and Sarah, al Northweslern UnlversltyMedCanode's son and daughler-ln- lree and Mr. ·and Mrs. Donald Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Jordan, Mr. !cal Center, followed by a year at law, Mr. and Mrs. William Crabtree a nd Cindy enjoyed a and Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, and Loyola University Medical CenCanode of Hamden. family gatheri ng at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jordan, ter In Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Ree<;e Prather their · mother, Mrs. Rolland Joshua, Jeremy, Jessica and l;lls lhree-year ~rology r~sld and son, Theron, .or Kettering, Crabtree. Joel. _er(cy was al the Medical College visited with her mother; Freda Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Bolen and Murl Galaway spent Thanks- of Ohio from 1975-78, followed by Smith, and Theron stayed with family and Mr. and Mrs. Kenny giving In McArlhur with her a year as s pecialty resident In his grandmother for several days Bolen and children were guests son-In-law and daughter, Mr. 3Jid Urology, from 1978-79. He joined while his mother was recovering of I heir mother, Dorothy Bolen . Mrs. Leon Woodrum and !ami~. r-~th~e~H~o~l~ze:!r~C~l!!!ln~l~cln~~.£2!!2!1!!1L_ - church building fund, and $500 lo the church general fund·, It was also reported during the meet lng thai the bazaar held on Dec. 6 was successful. The UMW will host the bloodmobile on De c. to Gallipolis from Toledo. Yodlowskl Is a member of the American Medical Association, Ohio State Medical Association , American Urological Associa tion, Ohio Urological Society and Cent ral Ohio Urologic Soclt>ty . He !sa member of and served as VIce President In 1983 of the Galll a County Medical Society . Mary Harrison. R.N:, Staff Development Coordinator for thl' hospital. along with Allee Wam sley, Director of Senior' Cit lzrn Center activities , Is making the local arrangcmPnl>for thi s c om munity Information service of the Hospll a l and Clinic. Tht• public Is Invited to attend . For Information conta ct Mrs. Ha rrl · so n at 446-0147 or 446-5.111 at Holzer Medical Center . School menu announced Menus for the school lunch programs for the week of Jan . 5 In the Meigs Local a nd Eastern Local School Dis tricts have been announced . They are: Eastern Monday: Beef barbeque sandwlch, peas, pineapple, milk. Tuesday: vegetable soup, pea· nut butter sandwich, cookie, pears, milk. Wednesday: chicken nuggets, bread, butter, mashed potatoes, gravy, peaches, milk. ) Thursday : pizza, corn, apple- sauce, milk. Friday : sloppy joes, fr P neh fries , fruited lello, milk. Meigs Mond ay: toa sted cht>csc sand· wlch, green be ans, fruit , milk. Tuesday : chill and crac kers, peanut butter sandwich. cook!{•, milk. Wedne s day : hamburgc ' gravy, maslled potatoes, hot rolls and butter , fruit , milk . Thursday : pizza, peas, fruit, milk. Friday: cooks' choler. _:.:_~.::_~:::::_::.:::::_:~:::---_:_----...:.--......: 30. Following a potluck dinner, the members gather&! around the Chrlslmas tree for a gilt exchange. . Marlene Fisher con- dueled some games with prizes going to Sue Grace and Ruth Stern . Cora Webb won the door prize. Maxine Wlngef.t read two poems, and Martha Dudding, rellrlng president, gave each one there a handmade gift. Plans for serving the can ti'E'n at the .Red Cross bloodmobile visit this wrek were made. the .emphasls of I he program was on the seed of knowledge pl;mled In the IQdlvldual by God which grows until It results In the birth of the Holy Child . A reading "Give Love In lhe Spirit of Cbtlstmas"was read by Mrs. Scott and there was a medltallon by Mary K. Roush; ' and another by Edith Sisson from the Daily Guideposts. Members sang a carol and Mr.s. Blackwood· gave the closing prayer. Glfl were exchanged around a lighted tree and refreshments were served from a !able covered wl•h red lace and centered with a Christmas arra ngement. ~ 0. ..-----------------------:----1 ,. ..' I 209 Upper Jliver Rd •. • Gallipolis, Oh. • • ·- ~.l • _. I • recent. meetmg · New officers were elected when the Chatter Club met recetttly at lhe home cif Doris Wilt. E lected were Susie Cleland, preSident; . Ruth -Young, vice pr('Sident; Delores Whlllock, secretary-treasurer, and Janice Fetty, flower fund. Mary Myers was a guest for.the meeting. Hostess gifts were • presented to·. Mrs. Wll~; a birthday gift to Linda Hu!lbard, and ' - an anniversary gift to Mary Slarcher. Christmas gUts were exchanged and secret pals revel!led. · Games were played wllh prizes going to Donna Fry, Delores Whitlock, and Dorothy Roach. The doorprlzew,as won by Jan.lce Fetty. Mrs. Whitlock will host the .January meeting. • 0 --&aturtng:--·- - .. () . lVur choice of • Botled-$~mp, plump and temter • Bite-size Sbrtmp, a heaping pile •Sbrlmper's Feast, 12 Month · Free~ Financing. WITH APPIOVED CREDIT, OVER S300 11 -.4 Sil ONE lOW Twin, Ful~ U lightly breaded and deep-fried to perfection Accompanied by: ' You1Cholce sure to bathing, rubbing a nd drying loses moisture m o re q·ulckly . After you bathe, don' t rub y our skin vigorousl y with a towel. Instead. gently pal yourself dry . Try using soaps wl1h a vegetable · otl base. Your doc tor or pharma clst can recommend a good brand of vegetabl e oil soap. If you keep these tips In mind , your skin will sta y healthy and moist throughout the wint e r. Pre-school, parents attend holiday event BEDFORD - Bedford Township Trustees will hold an organizational meellngMonday, 7p.m., at the town hall. ·Chatter• club 60·Montli Warranty • pry, itchy. skin can be avoided in ~inter months Calendar/ happenings Candlelight lnslllllatlon of of; fleers hlghllghled I he Christmas mretlng of the Forest Run United Methodist Women ' held al the church. Hilda Yeauger, retiring president, lnslalled the officers, Mary Nease, president; Kathleen Scolt, vice president; Evelyn Hollon, secretary; and Faye Wiggins, treasurer. It was noted that elghl fruit baskets had blien delivered and 21 sick and shutln calls made during the month. Group singing of "It Came Upon the Mldnnlght Clear" ; opened lhe m!'E'tlng with Erma . Roush reading the Christmas . story from Luke. F~r roll call . members talked abOut family ' traditions. Belly Blackwood had ; the program using the topic, "Gifts of Receiving.". Scrlplure was from Luke 1 and Motorcraft Purolator . Forest Run UMW holds meeting Reg.t.19,1lmrt16 Quaker State 'A Page- S Holiday projects were reported on al the annual Christmas party of the Racine United Methodist Women held at the fellowship· hall of the church. It was noled thai flowers had been taken to I he sick and shut In members of the church, hat ·a comforier had been given to a family who lost their home In a fire, that $1.000 was given to the Reg. 94e, llmlt16 <==-- ' Friday, January 2, 1987 : Racine ·UMW CQnducts recent meeting Autolite eame.'" :Both teams are ll ·O and hav~ last one regular-season game tWiwren them In two years . The two defenses are comparable and Penn Statr has an edge in running and kicking. . But Miami quarterback Vinny Tes tavC'rde wll l ll)akc the dlffcrl'ace. Thr Helsman Trophy W)nnr•· will be ablt> torvade Penn State's pass rush while John st\arrer facrs a hard day's night It( the Arizona desert . •"We feature a gambling s lyle oCoflensr and defense," Johnson s~ys . "We try to make things happen and that'swhy weare one ofthe inosl cxr ltlng teams In the nttlon. We play with controlled aggression . Our team Is a loose bunch, bul a very, very serious bURCh." :JYIIIlml's prescrlptJon for win· nOta has unpleasant side effects . In 1asl year's 58-7 ro11.1 of Notre DAme, Johnson's team was still p4sslng for a fourth- quarter touchdown with a 44-71ead. In the 1986 Sugar BoWl agal nst ,T ennessee, a team the Hurricanes sooffed at as an overachiever, Miami's frustration and shock at falling behind conlrlbutrd to . a 35:7 loss .Johnson desc ribes as ·"devastating." f. ' ) ·Non-Resistor Spark Plugs Fiesta con t'tnued from page 31 son said. "You really don ' t h<'ar o~r players talk about an opposIng player. It's been dlfflcull for u~ to enjoy the festlvllles this week because we came here for a Pi;rpose - to play the very best ballgame we can p lay Jan, 2. In f~ct, one of our coaches In practlr~ y~sterday turned to everyone and said, 'When this Is all over, we oughno go to a bowl ' The Daily .Sentinel : . ,. ' a entngs Carpenter community h Pp Saturdny l,.o~~tn By Tlte .Bend 0 Vegetable, rice, onion rings or fries (or a baked potato after 5.p. m.) Hot Grecian bread, lemon, and cocktail sauce. Plm SbOney:S a/1-you-care·to-eat Soup, Sakld and Fruit Bar. ' Price: . ~RI(E Queen, King.,._ $9995 EA. PC. =='====;=Ameritis Dinner Thble.F"'·=== ' . NEXT WEEK'S LUNCH FEATIJRE Reuben croisSilnt $enJed wltb Fries or Soup Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. $2.99 '. '. �., . • ! Ohio 2.1987 Frida ' Collins, Ocasek bid Grand jury indicts p~.~tal - worke;\ · - . ' CLEVELAND .iUP IJ -A federa l gra nd jurv has ret urned a three-count lndlcmwn t acc using a Cleveland iwsta l worker ol f~;Spl rtcy t? obtain and sell U.S. Treasury checks s tolen from B ~a . n I)OSI _offi ce, and possess ion of stg len _ma iL . in t e nar~ Russ, 32 .. Cleveland. was employPd as a mall handler he mam pos t offtce, U.S. At torney Patric k McLaug hlin said Wed nesday,.., · fl~~oS~v50icted, Ru ss r·ou ld be sent enced f'o 20 years In prlsonand " .000. qty rakes applications for lottery CLEVELAND (U P I I - The ci ty brgan accepting a iicatlons today for its "house lottPry" pro!P'am. whic/itves wmn~rs the cha ~ce to bu y forcc losrd homes for$] with the promtse to rehabtht ate the homes. Barbara Hay . cs: c?or d'1nator of the Urba n Homes teading Progra m: satd brmg mg the aba ndoned hom es up to building and housmg code standards usually cos ts $20 000 to $25 000 TwP.Ive. C lcv~l anders became h omeow n~rs lh ~ou gh .the progra m tn 1986, but Clt y offici als do not yet know how many homes . m. . Th thry wi ll. br ab le to purchase c fo r the 1987 progra e program IS open to Clevela nd residents who are atleast18 years old , do not already ow n res iden tial property a nd ha ve an annu al household income of at !Past $10 000 A. I I ca nn 1 " ' 1c 'b · . s ng e person o ""' e lgl le lf he earns morr than $16.R50" year. . lee cream flavor honors Browns _ CLE VELAND IU Pii - Pierre's French lee Cream Co has mtrod~ced a new fl avor, "Superbow l Su ndae.'' in honor ~f th Cleveland Browns. e Su perbowl Sunda e is Pierre's fre nch va nilla Ice r rPa m laced With fudge t. opplng, toasted nuts and cookie crunch . The B~owns . host the New York Jets Sa turdayc-in an AFC playoff g~~e. rh: team would need a win agai nst the Jets a nd anot her \!Clory 1n th e Af'C cha mp ionship game Jan 11 10 adva nce to !he Super Bow l·Jan . 2o. ·· ' Search on for .~tolen figures YOUNGSTOWN IU PII - Police a re searching for vandals who removPd fi gures from a creche on the c it y's Federa l Plaza. Flgur~s of the ba b)' .Jesus and two lambs still are miss ing fro~ .thl' dls.play: 1\ stat ue of thp Virg in Mary was moved se\er,ll feN, and ftg urcs representing two oft hr three wise men were found two blocks away Tuesday night. School principal cir.ed for DWJ . _KETTERING iU PI J - A Kett<• ring hig h schoo l principal ac tt v,e 10 drug abuse prevention groups has brrn cha rged with d t· l~ m g ~nd e r the influence of alco hol, fa ilure to yield right of wa) on a left turn and mak mg an improper turn . F ra n~ Spolr t; h. 41.' the principal of Kettering Fairmont High S<;hoo~. has piPaded mnorpntto the charges and will appear in a p1 etrlal .Jan . 15 m Kettering Munici pal Co urt. Spo lrlch was a rres ted by Kt•ltering pollee offi ce rs and given a blood alcohol test after be ing in volved In a three-ear accident last Friday in whi ch two people were In jured. ' The Kell~rlng principa l recently served as president of the communit y s D :>~~g Awa reness Networ k, a group thai unsuccessfuUy tncd to co nvince the Kett ering City Council to adopt a n ord ma ncr making it a fir st-degre<> misdemea nor for a property owner to per mit minors to drink a t a private party. Spolnch also became a trustee of a S!'<'ond gro up formed to f[ g.ht ,drug and alco hol a busr. ta ii Pd IMPACT . Friday, January 2, 1987 farewell to.Seriate - •' COLUMBUS (UP!) - The college professor ·and the coal mining operator walked o~ t or the Ohio Senate for the linal time las t week. completing an astoundlng 62 years of legislative service between them a nd Jeaving public edu ca tion with a hu ge vo1d to flllm the Statehouse. ' Sen. Oliver Ocase k DNorihfield. served fo r 28 ve'ars in fhe Senate, s ix as its top,Jeader. Trying to crow n his career In Was hington, he lost a Dem ocratic prlmary bidfora nAkronarea seal In the U.S. House last May . Sen. Oakley C. Co llins. HIronton, spent 30 years in the Senate and four In the Ohl~ House, dating hac k ·to 1947. Hr was defeated In November by Democra t Jan Michael Long of Chillicothe. Ocasek, 61. will teac h educalion courses at the Univers ity of Akron and at Ken t State Unl versity, his alma mater. Collins. who turned 70 Thu rsday, will continue lo operate the Collins Mining Co .. a small, fa mily-owned firtn. which mines coa l in Ohio and· Kentucky. He also Is Lawre nce Count y sc hools superintendent. At th e Statehouse. they were an unlikely ta ndem. Ocasek, an apostle of textbook de{)locracy a nd a leader in . intersta te gover nmental organizatio ns. tried to sway votes on the Senate floor wit h impass ioned speeches delivered with perfect diction and sonorous tones which com manded his co lleagues' att ention. Collins. a cu'rly·halred bear or a man with a degree from the southern Ohio school of wheeling and dealing, preferred to min e votes behind the scenes. Admi ring adversaries ~w ear he could secure favors from at leas t two di ffere nt law makers with the promise of a single vote. But to·get her Ocasek and Collins, more than any ot hers on Capitol Squ are over the -last quarter-century, were responsihie fo r the dramatic increase In state ass istance to elementarv and second ary sc hools, college's and univers ities . · . When . Collins first ca me 10 th~ Columbus, stateonspent a bout $150 million a year education. This year. the approprla llon Is roughly $4.8 billion . "They were giant s In educa· tlon," said William L. Phillis, ass istant superintendent of public inst ruction . "They were .wll· ling to put their ca reers on the line to improve edu ca tion." For Good Used Cars At Low. Low. Prices • · "They moved Ohio's educatio n and public schools from nowhere ' to where it is now in fundin g and programs," agreed Jo hn H. Hall. 'a for mer lo ngtime lobbyist for the Ohio Edu ca tion t~ssocia tion. Their acco mplishment s are legend: 985-4100 CHESTER -Ocasck three times in the lat e 1970s negotiated reco rd amounts of stale aid for public 1------:-----:---__:___ __:_______~----schools wi th th en-Gov. Jam<•s /\. Rhodes and other legislatil-<• lead ers <II a lime when good . polit ics di cta ted no ta.x increases. -Col :ins fough t RI10dcs. a fe llow Republica n, hea d to head in the mid-'liOs for a minimum teac hers' sa lary schedu le to the point where the govern or cut off Collins' contracts lo supply coal to state agenc ies . " He tHhodesl coS! him a tot of money, and Oak ley did no t mov e off. thai 's how· slrongly he 1<•11 about schools a nd kids." reca lled one observer. The affinit v between Ocasek and Collins often brough t them into r·ach othN 's dis tricts to spea k at ed ucation meetings. From Ocasek and his bes t friend, Se n. M. Morris .Ja ckson of Cleveland . Collins lea rn ed about th r problems of \j inner Clty schools an d youn gs1ers, particularly blacks. Though it might have bee n po lit ically unpopu lar in his dis tr ict to support slate assis tan ce for blacks. Collins sec retly helped Jackson ret a in tuition gra nl s at Cent ral Sta te Un iversil y, a blac k col lege, eve n though hr had the votes to eliminat(' Includes Lobby, th em . "I knew how lo work wi th lnstaii!'J1ent Loan Department,' people, thai was my stock irr trad e.·' sa id Collins as he cleaned four dC'cades of memorabi lia out Drive-In And. Walk-Up of his office. "I alwa.vs tried to Window hel p peop le. Then I had some IOUs, you know what I mean." he said. Ocasek. the grandson of immigran ts fr om Prague. Czechos lovak ia. was born on elect ion dav "My mother voted in the mor~: ing and delivered me in the afternoo n, " he reca ll ed wllh MEMBER f.D.I.C. delight. Valedictorian of his high school class. Ocasek majored in history Second Stnll 2212 J - A_. Slh S1r"" and social studi es at Kent State, '*;:;:5~;:•· Point" ot. W. Vo. w. v1 . •. '• . WE'RE{ OPEN FORYO.U L comm unit y block gran t of $;,,mo fdr sidC'wa lk acTf'SSf'!-1 for thp of thr Year by the Southeaster n Ohio Regional Counci L November Oi'toher November broughtthr recom· M£'rrhant s go t an 1•ar ly s't.11't fo r the holiday season using a mendation that a new IOO·bed Christ mas in October advel'tls· nu rs ing home facility should be . ing ca mpai gn to encourage early built In Middleport. The Tuppers Plains-C hester Wa ter District ~ hop p in~-: . Mrigs County Comnlisslonr rs reviewed 14 app llca- beg>~n laking bids to ex tend lines tlpns from subdivisions for com- to the Stlversville area. _Ment almunity block gran ts. Wor kers of healt h a nd park district lev ies failed at the polls as Meigs voters· t~e Alan Stone Construct ion Cu. cas t .t>a llots In lhe November went back to work on Pomeroy's Union /\ven ue slippage afler e l ect~n. with voters backing lederal insprctors refused to .James Rhodes In his bid to returll approve thr projec t because one to the governor's office. Ballots <Sec t ion was not wide Pno ugh to were padlocked due to the close race between Oakley Collins and .m('('l federa l r('(Juiremt• nts. ' Annua l hOm('cominJ{ Pven ts .Jan Long for the stair senate ·t,ook place at hig h Sl'hools in thr pos l. Mo tm·cyc llsts of the area held a county and Haclnc Village Co uncil honored the late Po lief' ChiP! special promotion to ga ther toys /\lh'Pd " Putt " Lyons for his for nrcdy children and - the ,many years service. Thr H<1c lnr Chesapeake and Ohio Rail road Merchant s Assoc iation staged a pu t a $67,000 price tag on 6Uccess lul fall festiva l and Mid· property wanted by Middleport :dleport rPceivPd a not her gra nt VIllage baslcall~ lor a· bicycle >(Or cont inuance of th e taxi path. The Meigs Commissioners !ervlre. Roger Covert beeamP received· a 1987 litter control •lhe new atlmlnlslrator or thl' progra m gra nt tota ling $79,6.10 a nd Commlmssloner Richard Porn <·~ Heal th Ca re Crn te1·. .Jones charged that ODOT had a .Carolyn Thomas retired from )ler work in th1• Meigs Probate res ponslbfltt y In hf'lplng to esta bCo urt . Meigs Lora! Teachers _lish fe1·1·y serv ice during, the Assoc:la llon Issued a strikei nl en t closing of the Pom eroy- Mason not ice. The Mei gs Coun lv farm Bridge. Malden a nd Jenkins ·l )urcau hon ored lo~g- timc · Construct ion Co. was awa rded thP br idge repair contact with a m em bers al lis ann ual mce11ng. bid of $1..191 ,000. ~rctinJ?;s contl nu Pd in an af ' Pomeroy Kroger employes tempi to c<la bllsh fPITV srrvlcc pre&en ted an .Ohio !lag lor the iluring till· t'losing · of tht' Cou1 ·t Streot mini· park arid a day Ponwro.v-Mason Rrld~e. 1 or so fat er the fl ag ~Is appeared, #' Cou nt,\' Comm issio nf'rs HWt~rd n Pv~r to be seen aga in . Southern ~ght community block dcvplopOhio Coal Co. miners staged a 11!-S-nl gra nt s tot a lin!( $82.5.'!0. The coa l miners jamboree to raise ~uther n Ohio Coa l Co. awardee! funds for underprivileged child· · )line min i-grant s In six area . re n over the Christmas season. schools. Groundbr eukl ng c~re m ­ antes were held for Ihe new The Pomeroy fire 'J;>epartment )ports complex at Royal Oak made pla ns to purchase a tot Jiesor t . The Mldd lcport - a djoining it s headquarters on ~omeroy Rot ary Club made an · Butternut Avenue. Charles Chan$8,000 ·contribution - to Ihe Ca- cey resigned as head eoach the ·d eton School lor deve lopment or M4?lgs High School root ball team, i heschool grounds. A last-minut e a pos t he had held s !nee 1967. The ~ ntrac t _ agreemenl aver ted .a possibilit y or a Meigs County teachers' strike In the Meigs sales tax ~ becoming · rea lity Local School Dlst rieL Bot I\ the Increased. A new cont ract was approved 'filldaleporl a nd Pomeroy between the Eastern Local Chambers or Commerce staged Board or· Education an d nonpublic communit y Ha lloween ccr tlll ed e!Jl pl oyees. Open parties and the P .A. Den ny arrived for two day s or cru lses houses were held by business !rom the Pomeroy levee. RI - houses to welcome the holiday chard E . Jones. Meigs County season. The Big Bend Min strel Commissioner. was named Man l\ssoclatlon's Varieties · of '86 o! Briefs··•_..;...~ Local • ~- ' '· ' ,, ..... Motorist suffers minor injuries ..• '" • A Rt. I, Vint on man suffered minor visible injuries In a one-car acc1dent on County Road 2 in Salem Township early Thursday. - Sco ti D ~ McCIInchy, 29, was not treated, according to the Gallla-Me1gs Post of the Ohio Highway PatroL The patrol said McCIInchy was southbound; 1.4 miles south of Ohw 325, at 3: 35 a. m. when his vehicle reportedly went ofi the nghl s1de of the road, struck a renee and continued on over an e ~ban kment. The car wa? moderately damaged, the pa trol sa1d. McCiinchy was cited for DWI and failu re to controL ' F·R-I DAY'S Gallia grand jury to get case UNTIL 7 P.M. GALLIPOLIS - ARt . 4. Gallipolis man was bound over to the next_ session of the Gallia County grand jury Wednesday In Ga lhp?hs Mumcipal Cour t on an aggravated arson charge. Wtlham 0. Cur ley, 64, was charged in connection wlth the Dec. 21 fire th at gutted part of th ~ mobile home on Kemper Hollow Road where he resided. His mother, No ldie E. Curley, 81, who lived in the mobile home with him, died of smoke Inhalation and severe thermal burns in connection with the lire, according to a coroner's - · report.. Follow ing a prelimlnalfil!vesllgation by the Gailla County Sheriff's'[)epartment and the state lire marshal's office, Curley was a rres ted Dec. 22 and placed on $25,000 bond following an a rra1gnment in municipal court. fie remained in the Gallia County Jail toda y. · JJII' . · A prosecutor's office spo kes man said State Fire- Mars hal Frank Eisnaugle was Ihe only witness to testify for the sta te in Wednesday's preliminary hearing. No witnesses testified for . the defense. The court accepted Into evidence a deed showing · Wtpwm and Noldie Cu'r1ey were co-owners o!the mobile home. the spokes man said. , Peoples Bank "The Setter -S ank" Emergency units answer 10 calls Ten calls were answered over the holid ay period by local unit s, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services repor ts. Wednesday calls Included: Tuppers Plains at 4:40a.m. took Harold Smith from County Road 9 to St. Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg; Tuppers Plains a t 3:24 p.m. took Carl Findling from Sumner Road to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 5: 16 p.m. took Robert Smith from Church Street to Veterans Memorial; ,Rutland at 6:43p.m. took Kenneth McKnlg'ht from Happy Hotlow Road to Veterans MemoriaL . Atl: 08 a.m. Thursday, Tuppers Pl ains treated Wanda Gross on Ohio 681 East; Syracuse at 5:09a .m., tr'ea ted Calvin Imboden on Court Roa d; Rutland at6:0S.a.m. took Diana Starcher from New Lima Road to Vetera ns Memorial Hospital; Racine at 1:15 p.m., took Will ia m Brewer from DeWitt' s Run to Veterans Memorial; Racl ne·a t 1:37 p.m. took Bonnie Walker from Letart Township to Veterans Memorial; Racine at 9:42 p.m., took Violet Brewer from Stivers ville to Veterans Memorial. Now-· f~lain~t~edu e~r~e~a~ r~nl~-n~g~a~m~a~s~te~-r:·s~d~eg~r~e;e~~~~~~~~~~~~871-~~~~1~2~1·~~~~~~~88~2~-2~1~3~6~~ cation. played to a full house at thel{utland Civic Cent er over Thanksgiving weekend a nd work progressed for razing the Meigs Inn, struck by fire earlier In the summer. Amy Louks was named Me igs Cou nty Junior Mi ss. MRS Band Boosters to meet The Meigs Band Boosters will meet at 7 p.m. Mond ay In the band room at Ihe high school. W.Va.; Carmen McMancway. · Mondil)' a 1 1he Rawling.,.('oa 1.'Bucyrus; Esther Johnson. Dela- BiowPr Fune ral Home \I 'll h Rei' . Mark Mc Clun g offi cia l in g. _Ellen Shlltz, 56, died F rid ay ware, Ohio, and Betty Fores man. Friends mal' ca ll at till' funt•ral morning at !ier Route 3, Albany, Columbus, and several ni eces homr from- 2-1 a n ~ 7 9 p.m . home following ~ linger ing . and nephews. Serv ices were held Wednesday Sutida) and mil ilal')•Tit cs wii i i:JI' Illness. co nduc tro at thr fun er al hom rat A homemaker, Mrs. Shlltz was morping at, . the _Jerry Spea1:s 7:30 p.m. Sunda.1·. Bur ia l will be borQ at Decola, W.Va., a da ugh- Fu neral Home, 2693 W.' Broad in For t Cu stPr !'\a tiona l Crm l~ -· ter of the late Henry and Bertha St. , Colu mbu s. Bur ia l was In ter y in Bat lit• Creek, Mich Perry Grounds. She was a Glen Rest Cemetery. member of the Columbia Chapel Church and Albany Chapter 558, Juanita D. Knight Order.of Eastern Star. Zf' l cl ~ DCJvis, 7:l, Ponh·t·ov, dird Surviving are her husband · Juanita D. Knight , 63, Grace Tucsdav' . F-rank E. Shiltz; three sons: Meadow Trailer 'c ourt, Athens. Bor n Aug . ~. 19U. in 1-Lit T isnnKeith, stationed on the USS di ed Friday at O'Bieness Hospi- villr. s hfl WHS thr ri::Hlg ht1'1' of th1 • Sample, Pearl Harbor; Everett tal in Athens. • late .John and Mary Ann Ftcn ~ h Los Angeies; John of Altus: She was bor n in Decatur Warn er. Okla.; two daughters, Cecelia Township, a da ught er of I he late Stw was prc•ccdccl .in ci(•ath Ill' Horn, Fort ,Ca mpbell. Ky., and · Ned E. and Alpha Ca ldwell hl'r-hus band. Lorenzo D. Dav ts. Sherry McKinney, Rutland; a Simpson. She was a homemaker in 1984. foster dau ghter, Mar ilyn Ellis, a nd at tended the . Lutheran She was l'nrmC'l' '01.\ ' JWl' anrJ New Lexington, Ohio; eigh t Church. ope rator of thr•l. & Z Dn•ss Shop. grandchildren, four foster gra ndPomeroy, and tl rnt•m))( •r of Surviving (.11'£' hrr husband. children. five brother§. George Enterprise Uni!<•cl Mcthudb l and Wesley I Larry) Grounds. · John B. Kn ight; three sons, Ray, Church and F.tJS!('rn Star 1\'o. Hlii, Albany; Herdon Grounds. Lee- Gary and Doug Burford, San wood. W.Va.; Boots Grounds, Anl onio, Texas; two brothers, Pomeroy. Surviving arc• t\vu st l'ps uns. Cheylan, W. Va.; Johnn ie Ned Simpson. Guysvi lle, and Roger W. Davis of Porrwro.\· ;1nd Grounds, Okeechobee, Fla.; four Howard Simpson, Stewart; lwo .Jack D. Da vis Of C u v<~ hog" sisters, Sis Johnson. Cheylan. siste rs. Wanda Hinehu rd, Picke- Falls':'three sisiPr<. Inil r ur l an d rington, and Lola Ma e Larkey . W.Va.; Eileen Estep. Ga llipolis; Clrlith .Johnson. both of Culum · Esther Stanl ey. Leewood. W.Va ., Guysville. bus, a nd Dcl ea Mohli·•· of Wr.<l and Josephine Mar kin. Ra dcliff. Besides her parents. ~ he wa s mi nister. S.C.; r ight s trp · Besides her parent s. she was preceded in deat h by a brother gra n dC hi ldren iillcl 12 preceded in dea th by a brother. and two sis ters. Services will be held at 2 p.m. st ep· gfea t · g r an dr lli ld rPn : and three infant sis ters, a grandchild Sund ay at the White F-unera l several nieces ancl nrphews. and a foster gra ndchild. Services wil l be Saturday at II Home in Coolville wit h Hev. Jim a.m. al Foglesong funN; d services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Columbi a Chapel R Lillibridge officiating. Burial Home. Maso n, W.Va .. wi tl1 tlu· Chu rch with Mr. Ron Evans wi ll be in Rock land Cemete ry_ Hrv. Melv in Frankl in o ff ici<~ 1in g. officiating. Bur ial will be in the Friends may ca ll at ·the fune ra l Burial will be In Gi lmurr Ce mP· School Lot Cemetery. Friends home aft er 7 p.m. Sa tu rday. trry, Pomeroy . FriPnds ma y ('all may call at the Bigo ny-Jordan at !He funer al l'oomc aftrt· :1 p.m. Funeral Home anytime after 2 H.A. Henrichson Friday. p.m. on Saturday. The Albanv Ha rold August Henrichsen, 71, . - - - - - . . . , - - - - - - - Order of Eastern Siar wiil 440 Russell St., Midd leport, died · condu ct services at 7 p.m. Thursday at Holzer Medical Sat urday at the fun era l home. Center. Mr. Henric hson was born April Leo Jackson 16, 191.1. in Illinois, a son of the Fine·t.extu red tpange "is b~t~t 'or Leo E. Jackson. 71. for merly of late · AuguSI FrPder ick and applymg and blend1ng foundat ion. Emma Lo re tta Horn Dot on bae, then smooth to 11d 15 Middleport, died at his home in of tht fact , blending in to neck . Henrichson. Columbus Sunday. . ····•······· G•ve 11 He was a veteran of World War Spec.al holidty gift? Mr. Jackson was a d ~tec llve complete ~!amour treatment. II , a member of Loca l 25 with the Penn~ · I Ra ilroad . ·•· ·······•• .Janitors' Union, Chi cago, 111. ; a G1ve. vourulf e gift .• hairdo, and w1th Conra 36 yea'rs manu:ure and a profeasionel facitl member of th e Chr istia n Science belore his retirem n . too l ' He was preceded in death by Chu rc h; Feeney -Bennett Pos t his parents, Robert and Minn ie 128, America n Legion, and Gallia Cou nty Chapter 4464 Vet erans of Jackson, who resided in MiddleForeign Wars . port; brothers. \l,obert Jr., and William ; a sister, Edit h Pooler, Surviving are a son and and a stepsister, Bessie Ralph, daugh ter-I n-law, Dorothv an d '"(nil wr. ·in• .o~rduo ~ A veteran of Wo rld War II , Mr. Harold K'lfl Henrlchsun. "WheatIt 'II. 2nd !t. Pomeroy, Oh. Jackson Is survived by his wife, ton, Ill. ; a niece, Karllyn Ka y 992-6720 HOURI• Mon.-!ot. HD to 9;00 Mary; two daughters, Jo Ann Henrlchson. llllnoi~. and specia l (all for An Appointment Moore, Newport, N.C.. and Ka y _IJ;lends , Frances Davis. Ma rt in frudy Mo r,holl, Mary Pawrll, Lour u Sprague, Obetz ; eight grand- a nd Carla Davis a nd .John R'' "· ll 1 lufll~ Milo Ru vmuml c hild re n , five g~ea t - . Werner. all of Middl eport. l~ hl'•l n Pnw •· ll Tnn n•n~l l gra ndchild ren and three stepBesides his parents, he was ~ ~ ~~ great -grandchildren; fiv e preceded in death by a brother . sisters, Stella Coleman, Chester; Edward. · Mary Jane Stanley , Mason, Services will be held at 1 p.m. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Wednesday Admissio ns -Car l Findling, Reedsvllle; Loshla Mitchell . Middleport; Kenneth . McKnight, Middleport; Lester I Lewis, Rutland. Wed nesday December Middleport was awarded a $4.000 tourism grant. Pomeroy and Middleport ofllcials freed parkin g meters to encourage local Christ mas shopp! ng. Deer hunt ers scored well to reduce the deer population.. Heavy ra ip s flooded Rutland streets. Ra cine VIllage Council voted to limit usage of the firehouse and annex. Middleport Council decided to Inves tiga te esta blishm ent of Its own television ca ble sys tem. The Pomeroy Area Cha mber of Commerce ended the year on a sound financial note and co unt v commissioners announced th eir intention to impose a local sales tax. Employees ol The Fa rmers Bank & Savings Co. carr ied out a successful program to secure toys for underprivileged children while employees of Bank One carr ied out a program or gettin g warm coats lor kid s. A live Nativity scene present ed by the Hope Baptist Church In Middleport drew CJ'OWds. The road under the Pomeroy-Maso n bridge was closed lor the du ra· tlo.n - that Is, until the bridge re pai r work Is co mpleted. Mem ber~. of Feeney-Bfnn ett Post.'128. American Legion, and Its auxiliary prepared sacks or ·lr ult and ca ndy for deliv_ery. to shut -Ins and others. Many Pom'eroy businesses and homes were blpck~ out for hours when a tr uck rammed Into .a garageapart ment on West ~aln Street. Ma yor Frcd,Hollman of Middleport urged that Meigs County Commissioners share the proceeds with government al subdi visions of the county If they put the sales tax Into etlect. The Big Bend C.B. Club prepared baskets and gifts lor the under privileged. Melw; County Commiss ioners approved Issuance of $2,600,'000 In Industrial revenue bonct's to build a 1QO bed skilled nursi ng and Intermediat e care laclllty In .Middleport and George Korn , for 23 years a l ~lthlul motor route driver lor The Dally Sent inel, retired. Hesldents welcomed In 1987. Ohio, area weather scene Wlndswillbelromthe northw-. es t at five to 15 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Sunday throug~ Tuesday A chance of rain or snow Sunday and Tuesday, with fair weather on Monday. Highs will be fn the 30s Sunday 'and rangin g from 35 to 45 Monday and Tuesday. Overnight lows will be In the 20s. South Central Ohio A trave lers adv isory is In elfect ft>r today. • · Snow ·flurries ionlght , with a low b~tw ee n 25 and 30. DecreasIng cloud iness Saturday, with highs near 35. rmwdian provinrr 8 ·k .· Disc harges - Toledo finn ends acquisition TOLEDO 1UP II - Trustcorp holders approved the transact ion Inc. has completed its acqulsl - at a price of $44.27 a common tlonofSt.JosephBancorporatlon · share of St. Joseph stock . 1 Inc.. of South Bend. Ind., It has _Thelotal valueoft heexc hange ~ been an nounced. Is $80.6 million . The merger gives Trustcorp St. .Joseph Bancorporatlon's ,In c., a financial services corpolead banK, St. .Joseph Bank and The probability of preclpitaration headq uart ered In Toledo Trust Co., has. offices In South 1ion is near 90 pe rcen I tonight an<t consolidated assets of abOut S4.J Bend, Elkhart;' Lakevi lle and near zero Sa turday . billion. ' Mishawaka, Ind. An agreement In • principle The corporation recent ly com. [ WinS JaC between the two bank .ho lding ptctcd two acq uisitions- Angola. companies was announced last Bancorporatlon and It s subsi CLEVELAND (UP!.! - One pre-ta x pay ments o($250,0110. August. The merger received diary, the'Firs t National Bank of Super Lotto player bega n th e new In -addition to the jackpot regulatory approval In DeAngola, Angola, J ~d- , a nd the year on a pros pero us note by . wlnnep: 142 pla yers picked live of cember and on Dec. - 18, St. First Union Bank and Trust Co. holding ·the only ticket sold lor the numbers to win $478 eac h. 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Another relallvely new lace trade legislation the admlnlstra· t ion could oppose and the conven· will be seen around the West lng of select House and Senate Wing next .week as Reagan , commltt,ees to Investigate the convalesces. Frank Carlucci, an I ra n arms ·C ontra : aid experienced diplomat and go· vernment otrlclal, Monday beconnection. To oversee an anticipated •COmes Reagan's !lith national onslaught ol congresslqnal re- securJty adviser In six years. Carlucci replaces VIce Adm. quests lor lnlormatlon, David Abshire, th e most recenl U.S. John Poindexter, who resigned In ambassador to NATO, joins the late November In the llrestorm White House starr next week as a ·over diverted lunds from .the Iran special counselor to the pres ident arms sales to the Contra rebels In imd point man on tpe Iran arms Nicaragua. allalr. ' N(lw: • k pot Lucky playe • ·. • COLUMBUS.. (UP I) - The Fra nklin Count y Court of_ Ap· peals has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by.a Hocking Coun ty fruit company operator who was seeking"compensation . _ of KILL UNWANTED RATS ,. AND MICE I None. Thu rsday Admissions - Ha rold Jeffers. Pomeroy ; Bonnie Walker, Racin e; Angela Griffith, Pomeroy. Thursday Discharges - Barbara McQuaid . Katherine Lambert, Kennet h McKnight, Juette Hossler. Jud ie McNickle. . Doctors Say: E. Hospital news ·t The greatest tides in the world' occ uI' in Ih ~' B_uy of Fund)•. Whlclr se pal'at Ps r tw Pt\ninsulu of Nova; Scotia from Mai ne ancl lht" Ellen Shiltz I Page Now you know Area deaths • AII4-H and FFA me_rnbers planning to exhibit a steer project at t he 1987 Meigs.. County Fair are reminded that the steer we1gh·ln will be held Saturday .from 9•11 a.m. at the Meigs County Fairgrounds In the -show arena. .-. · All steers must be weighed In and lde,ntlfl~ Satut~ay. ·Members should also bring $7.50 to pay for their pictures In 1987.1}algro will be available lreeof cl\arge lor those members who wish to have it . ' ·_ All steers must be castrated a!lddehor~ed prior to weigh· ln. It IS recommen?ed that yo~r steer weigh a minimum or 500 pounds at weigh-In hme, but th1s Is not a r('(Julrement. In order to be eligible for mdlvidual sale at fair time, steers must weigh 900 pounds or better. All steers must b~ under the direct care or the 4-H. or FFA member. No steer carl be replaced alte r weigh· ln. For more Information. conta ct' John Rice at 992·6696. Riggs Used Cars the Daily Sentinel Pcml9roy Middleport, Ohio Steer weigh:in .set Saturday Major news events of l986 __1C_on~tln_ued:. : . f:.:. o:.r:.m.:..:P :.:. a:!.:.ge. :. :1 _ _ handi ca pped. ' -' Sentinel · · Ohio Briefs: , _.,. '• - • < ••• ~ . ,omtttY. 0 , ' Optn N lthh 1111 I • I • ln._ let • . I ' • .. ' . . . " . ... �• ruu ot:IOy- IVIIOOieport, Urlla Friday, JanuaiY 2 4987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Oh1o Brown's Fire & Equipment Salesand Serv1ce Po''""Y I Ruttand Oh10 4S77S ) Wm 8•11 Brown Owner Phone (614) 741 m1 • " P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ,, Nallonw1de Ins Co ot Columbus 0 804 W Ma1n ~ RACINE PLANING MILL M1ll Work l•.'rt., ~rc: 11L Cabrnet Makmg ~f-=1''1 Syracuse Pomeroy A brand new year has JUSt begun '};' 264 S 2nd, Middleport U Pomeroy 212 POMEROY OHI0-992·6677 and Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME If you remember w1th d1smay The fact that you did not obey Keepsake Across from lhe Courthouse 992-2975 Wlth f1rm resolve5 by everyone )'-' \ ' 992 2104 VILY • ~FRANKbiN' Mrddleport Oh10 A1sneg, Inc. 204 Condor St Pomeroy, OH "Serv1ng Fam1ies" K&C JEWELERS Veterans Memorial Hospital liSE Momoroal Dr John F Ful11 Mgr Ph 9912101 BEN tMlt~ 992 3978 Create n me a clean heart 0 God and renew a right sprrrt wrth n me - Psalm 5110 RALL'S 1 ID6 luttor101t lvt Pomeroy Oh tM~~~~~;r:et 992 •5432 m('('t\n g day 7 p m The th1ngs you vowed to do last yeer m!'rO\ Bv Pa ss Rf'\ D1 v !V. IsPman S pastor M£'1\ In Drakr S S Sup Sund y Schoolfl :lOam Mmn ng\o\ o sh plO lO EvC'ning Worsh p .. 30 p m \\ 'lltcsda'IPray<'r SC'r\ IC'r 7 3() p m And d1dn t manage to reslst UNITEDFAITHCHURCH R :.~,..;;-.:.;;..._._. "- All those temptations on your lrst SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non Pentecostal Worship SC'rvlce Sunday lO a m Sunday School 11 a m Evenin ~ worship servicC' 7 00 p m Wednesday prayer me<>llnR 7 00 p m Then JUSt resolve to work and pray MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH Located In Te-xas And worsh rp God each Sabbath day Community off Ct Rt 82 Rev Robert Sanders pastor Jere Holler lay leader Ed Roush Sunday School Supt Sunday These resolutrons are the best, School 9 30 a m m orning worship and For they take care of all the rest children s church 10 3() a m evening preaching servi ce on the second and - Glorra Nowak fourth Sundays at 7 30 p m Christian En thl' first and thirdmeeting Sundaysand at .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . 7dl.'avor 30 P monWednesday prayer MEIGS Bible study 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY COOPERATIVE PARISH Rev Roy Deeter Rev Seldon Johnson \ I FRED - Chu rc h Sthool 9 30 a m Worship II am UMYF6 30p m UMW Th i rd fuf'sday 7 :10 p m Commu nion first Sunda v IArc hf'r\ CHESTE R - Worship 9 am Shurch Sr: hool 101m Blbl f'IS !udy Thursday 7p m UMW flr sl Thursday 1 p m Con mun!on Ursl Sunday fArchPr JOP.PA - Worship 9 30 am Ctwrch School 10 10 a m Blbl l'~ udy Wednesdav 7 JO p m 1Johnsoo1 LONC. BOTTOM - Chu reh School 9 30 a m Wor!\hlp 7 p m BibiP Stud y Wed ncsdnv 7 30 p m UMYF WE>dnf'Sdav fi 00 p m Communion First Sund ay Arc hC'rl REEDSVI LLF. -Church School ft 30a m \\ orshlpScrvlcP11 O(la m li)(o('l er l PLA INS ST PAUL - Chun:'h School 9 am Worship 10 am Blbl l" S tud ~ Tursday 7 3U p m UMW Th rd Tursday 7 lO p m Communion First Su ndav 1ArchC'rl KE NO CHURC H OF Ci!;RT \Pr non E ld ldl!f' mlnls!f'r 01 V('l aln Su da v ~ h ool Sup! P rt>cu hlnp: :\0 a m r 1ch Sunrl ... HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION JThur man Durham l paslor Sunday service evening service 7 30 p m Prnyer ffil"C'Iin g Wedneday 7 30 p m 9 30 am BEAR WALl OW RIDGE CHURCH Of C1fRIST Josrp h B H n~kl n s p ~ l or Albi C' ClrJss q ~ 1 m Morning Worship 10 lO m E rntn~ \\ orsh p fi 30 p m Thur ~dav Blblr ~ IU9-\ f) lO p m NF.W 1iTIVERS; rr I F. COMMUNil \ CHURCH Sund \ Schbol sNv c-C' !I ~5 a \o\orshlp s r lu 10 :lO m E\anW'Itsllc Srf\ lr1 7 30 p m \\. £'dnf'S duy Pra\C'r"'mrf'lln~:t :W pm Thursd1 Rev Jam M E Corbitt Rev Steven Nel sCI'I Rev Melvin Franklin Rev Clemente S Zunll{a dr Kev Robert MuMsman ASBURY ISvracusrl- Worship 11 a m Chun h School 9 45 a m Ch a r~l' Blblf' S udv Wl'dn C'Sday 7 30 p m UMW firs TuNldav 7 :lO p m Choir RPhrorsa l \\ rd n<'Sdav 6 .30 p m UMW fo urth Sun (Ia\ 6 30 p m IN('ISon ENTERPRISE - 1\ orshlp 9 am Chu 'C'h School HI am Blbl f'S iud y TUf'IS d v 7 30 p m UMW First Mon dav 1 30 p m UMV F' Su nday 6 p m Choir Rehearsal 6 lOp m Wed ncsdav I Franklin\ FLATWOODS- Church School lO am Worship It a m Blbl{' Sludv Thurs dty 7 pm UMYF' Sundav 6 pm F'rn nkl inl FOREST RUN - \\ orshtp 9 am Chu rc h School 10 A M Choir prac11c(' Tursdav fi 30 p m UMW fir st Tucsdav 7 30 m IN£'1son \ HEATH MlddiPport \ - Church School 9 30 a m M ornl n~ Worship 10 30 a m Youth Group ~ p m W<'dncsday Chu rch Choir rrhcan;a l 7 p m Thursda\ Pr IYI"r S£'rv\Cf' lj 30 p m B bi('Stud\- 7 p m IZunlgat MI NERSVIll E - Worship Sent('(' 10 i\ m Chu ll'h Scho 1 11 a m UMW hlrd WC'dn rsd IY I p m Ch oir pract ce Mon p :tn p m N('l~on PEARL CHAPEL - Wo.«ip Srn IN> d:.t' 7 9 30 a m Churr h School 10 15 am UM W Second 1 U<'sda v 7 30 p m t Muss man\ POMEROY -Church School 9 15 a m Worship 10 30 a m Choir rl'heanal W('dnrsday 7 lO p m UMW S!'COnd Tut'sdav 7 30 p m U MYF Su ndav fip m ICorhll tl 111 OHI lit I (II nr CIIHIST "'JNMll111 ( IIHI S II /\1'\ l \.I 1\ H K ll h I :.:1!<. 1 1 !-iu I I \ m 1 o; p m Su I S I 1 M wrdnf'S d • 1 1\11 m I I ~ It c \\ ROCK SPRINGS- Chuo<h School 9 II \\ d 1m Worship 10 a m Blblf'~ludy W£'d nf'Sd " 7 :10 p m UMYF ~nlonn Sun d IV 5 p m r Juniors! ('vcrv othC'r Sun d IV t\ p m I FranKlin I rtUT I AND- Churrh School 10 a m W o r~hlp 11 a m UMW rEv£'nln!lCircl£>1 sf't'Ond WC'dnrwsduv 7 30 p m UMW 1Af h n on Clrlid Sf'('Ond Thursd w 1 p m I 1 HI \II 1.! MC Ul\11 H '' " H (I! IIH!I l1 t ~~1m 1 \\ IIIII! ~u m S1nt h j.! ll\llS fl IMUNsm rm l MIDI>! I POH I ( o nl'l Sh: I II lorAl'JII H • ''~"' l ~~~! ~01.11 Sur t " t .: \ \ I I ,..,, ,. n ti 11 rr ' <l1 II 4 n n"(~;~ di\!1 PI" R o ~l, pm nd SAl EM CENTER- Chur<h Schoo 9 II P .., t 1 I r1Rl.. S nt nli'f t '' ri'P!Jf r h 1 1r am WOishlplO 15pm rMussmanl SNOWVIlLE - V.. orshlp 9 00 a m rhurrh sc hool9 45 a m Mu ssman l ( n~ nmJ,! \\ 11n .., SOUTHERN CLUSTER 111pnlt \\ ..;! R 1 ncr tm \\~IPO Sun I \ \lui , Rl'\1 Gr.u ,. Rt~v Paul MrGulrr ,_J.trnm ~PORI lHUHCJI 0> llii!IS1 M tin \1 H 1rtson ulnl11 o M kf' (f'rlnrh Sunda\ !o\rhool St p1 inlrnil n B'IIJ,IC' SC'~ool !1 :1ft 1m Mnrnln,l! Wnr!!hlp tn ~. :wt om F.\('nln~ Wnr ~ hlp 7 00 p m \I I 1 f GrtOV~ - CH rrh Scl'l oo 9 00 m \\ rst lp to 00 1m fir s! 1nd 1hlr 1 ':')~ 'li nd W(otfo('!ldrtv " 00 p m P ~un<l t't \ s l ZION CHURCH OF CHRI ST Pomr o' H 1 r son\ lilt Ril RobC'f1 PurtC'II n inls lrr S[I'Vf' St mlrv ~ S Sup.! Bil l M('EI 10 \ \ss1 Supt Sun la\Slh(nf~:!Oam \'1- o Nhlp sc r\ ic-C' 10 :10 1 m E f'n n g v. o shiJ! Su nda v 7 p m nd \\ l'dnrsrla-.. p m ST IOHN lUTHERAN CHURCH Plnr Gro\r Th <' RC'\ Wtll l om M iddi£'sv.ar h ~~t o r Church sC>rvicf' 9 lOam Sunda ~~ool 10 JO a m 111E NA da,\ School I :VI 1m Morn fn.l! \Vn ship to 4~ t m E\ n~rlis h mP( lin!-! 7 00 p I!J. Wtt'l nN~d tV 7 00 p m P IV('r m('l' ln~ PKE.~BVTERIAN MINL~TKV OF MEIG!l f(IUIIII'\ Rn Ken Wllkln MOO HARRJSONV!Ll E PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Su ndav !I fXl a m Worship Stn lu s Church School 10 15 1 m (; I {'('\ MIDDLF.PORT PRESBYTERIAN - ~unday School 10 1 ~ n m !I a m Churrh !IC'f'\ IN" SYRACUSE FIRST UNITEDPREllB\ tF HI AN - Sundtlv School Church service 11 l :'.i <~ m 10 u m f!UTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Past"' John Ev tn s .Sunda y S('hool 10 ~ 00 am SumiB) M ornl nst Worship 11 00 Jt m Chll drt'Tl s Ch urch 11 am ~undav F.vmtnp; S• rvlcr 7 (W'J p m Wed 6 p m Y oUn.t~ ( l ~~~ Auxiliary WC'dnesda v 7 p.m Fam 11:'1' Wor sh ip paslor Sund \ Srhool 9 ~() 1 m l.arrv Ha\n PS ~ S Sup Mornln~ " or ~ hlp 10 30 m RACINE CHURCH OF THF. MZA RENE RC'\ Llovd D G 1mm Jr pa~ l o Ora B1ss Chatr man ofthC'Boardo i Ch \<; !ian I if£' Sunda v Sthool 9 «:! l m Mo n ln g worship 10 ~0 1 m r\ a n.t~r sf'r \ICf' 7 00 p m WrdnC'Sdav sf'r lrC' pm liBERTY CHRISTl A~ CHURCH Drx \\ ODd\ C II p ! ~" 10 i:l m m I<c--s Sund;.n ~c nd 7 p m Wf'dn C'sd v pm HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN RO< l'r War son p as tor Crenson Prall Sunday School Supt M orning \Yorshlp 9 30 a m Sunda} School 10 30 a m Evening sf'r 7 30pm UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu£' pa stor lor Sayn Sunda\ School Sup! Sunda} School 9 45 am Evening wor ship 6 l> p m Pray£'r Meelln~ 6 30 p m v\~ M1 Werdn esda y 1 UPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST Davr Prrn Ice minis ter J)('ry l Wells Supt Church School 9 am War ship SC'rv\ce 9 45 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA Herbf>rt Gral!' pa tor Frank Riffle supt Sundav School !I 31} a m Wor ship S(lrvl<:£' 11 am and 7 p m Sun day W("((nesda y .. p m PrayN m«>t RENE Rev In~ I AUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH David B('Jl pastor Robf.>rt E Barton Dlre<'tOr of Christian Educa tion Stevr Eblin assis t ani Sunda\ School9 ]() a m Mornl nJZ worship 10 ~0 a m TN'ns lnAtllon 6p m Evenin ~ Wor shlp 7 30p m Wffin('S{la y t>vrning pra yer and Bible stu dy 7 30p m Choir practice Thursday 7pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Char lrs Ru ssell Sr m ln lsl('r Ri ck Ma rombf.>r sup! Sunday School 9 JO am Worship Sl"n lc£' 10 30 a m Blbl<' study 1\JC'sda y 7 30 p m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JE:'its CHRJSTOFLATIER DAY SAINTS Porr land Ra cln(> Road William Roush pastor Lindt! Evans church school d rf'Ctor Church nhool 9 lOa m Mornlnj:l v. orshlp 10 30 am WC'dn rsday evenin g prayC'r S{'r\ lrrs 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shulrr pastor Worship servlc£' 9 30a m Sunday School 10 30 a rn Bible Study and praver St>rvlcc Thursday 7 30 p m CARLETON JNTERDENOMINATJON AL CHURCH Kingsbury Road R£'v Da vid Curfmm pa!ilor Sunday School9:30 am Ralph Ca rl Supl Ev('ftlng \I. Orshlp 7 00 p m Pray(ll1 meeting Wedn esda y 7 00 p m LON G BOTTOM C.HRISTIAN V.rnon Eldrld~e pastor Wallace Da mcwood S S Supt Sunda} Schoo19 30 am Servlre 10 30 a m Worship • I F:TART F'AI L~ - Worship 9 n m C'hu "f'h School 10om C ucf'' MORNINGSTAR - Worship 9 4Sa m Church School 10 30 a m Bible Study WOOncsday to 00 am (McGuire) HACINE WESLEY \N - Clluo<h School 10 1m \\ orshlp 11 a m UMW foulih Man dm VI 7 J) p m Men s PrAy('r Breakfast Wl'dnr5daV 7 am CGrlrt'l SUTI'ON - Church Srhoo1 9 3Q am M1 nln ~ \\ o rshtp10 45a m fl r sta ndlhlrd Sundavs FC'Ilowshlp dlnnf'r "lth Carm£'1 lhlrd Thursda v fi Yl p m {McGuirt> I i\NGSVII LE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rob£'rt E Mu s!'i<'r pa~ro Su nda v School ~ ID am Paul Mu ssr supt MornlnJ;: "orsh p 10 :10 a m Sundav r \ Pn m~ srr !Cf' .,. p m mid "I"Pk SC'I'VIN' Wedn es dav pm SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA ZARENE Rf>\ Glrn n MrMill an pa stor MJrv Jan icC' I avPndcr Sundav School Supt Sundav School 9 :m a m Mornin~ "01 ship 10 :lO a m E\ angPltst r SC'r'\ IN' t) p m Pra\C'rtlnd Pralsf' Wf'dn £'Sda\ 7p m VourhmE'f'llng 7pm EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST C L C'sil(' Gillilan pa stor Sun dav School10 011 a m Morning Worship 11 00 a m Su1d w f'\ rn lng sf'n JC'f' 7 00 p m \\Nine'S lav £'\{'nlng prlVN sC'rv!cC' on p m HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH Knob loc 1100 m Countv Ro<1d 31 Rev L<I\HC'RN' Glu £'srncamp pas1or Rl'v RoJ;;£'r Will ford ass1 pas or Prrorhlnl! !'if'l' iC('S Sund ay 7 JU p m Pra vf'r mf1'1 1ng V.f'dn r-sda v Ml p m Ga ") l.rlrtlth C' II r You h groups Sunda\ r vc nlng a f 10 p m 1A \th RoJ!er and Viol('! Wi lford If' drrs Communion srrvlrf' flrsl Sundav ,. ch mont h 1\HITE S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolvll lr RD Rr' Ph illip Rl lc nou p s or Sund t\1 School !I :«1 a m "orsh p !-Ot r' lc r 10 W 1 m Blblr s1u dv nd ~n ship s('rv \C'(I WC'dn£'sdav 7 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST M 1r1< pa!litor Bill Nicholson Sun l a v ~ r h o niSup l SundlvSchool 9 30 a m Mu n ng\\trsh lpandCommun lon 10 30a l on N~ m Rl;TI AND BIBLE METHODIST Amos T ti s pastor Sonnv Hudson sup! Sunda\ S<- hool !I :n am Morn in~! worship 10 30 m Suntl" f'\ f'n In ,~! sl" \ icr 7 110 p m \o\rdnt'S lav s J \ lcf' 7 p m WMPO pn gra m !I m <' ch Sund 111 RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE RC'\ Lowf'll Ford pas or Sunday S( hOO IJ :lfl am Worshlp-sf'r.ICC']O 30;~ m ' ou ng proplr s SC'r. IC'f' fi p m Ev mgl'li~11< SNV IU 6 :1) p m \Yt'dn rsda sPI"\ lc 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mll lrr Mason \\ \ a Eu~£'n C' L Con.t~rr ml n s PI Sun t ,.., Blblr Studv 10 1m Wor " hiP. 11 m und 7 p m Wf'dnC'Sd<n BlbiC' S u"llv oc I musl< p m s I IBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud d ing Lane Mason W Va J N Tharhr pas t;>r Even i n ~ s(lrvla 7 3fl p m Wo Thursday g 30 am Wf'dnf'Sd\V Pra vrr and Blblf' Study 7 15 ml.'n s Mini~ r'\ ~FORD CHURCH OF CHR IST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Harlford W Va P RC'V David McMan is pastor Chu['('h School 9 :\0 am Sun da) mornlnK scr viCf' 11 11 m sunday rvenlng S<'rvlce 7 :JO p m Wedn esday prayl'r meet ing 7 30 pm FAIR VIEW BIBLE CHURCH l..rlarl W Va Rt 1 James Lewis pastor Wor ship serv ices 9 30 am Sunday Schoolll .am Ev• nln ~Morshlp7 30pm Tut'Sday cottaj:le prayer mooln~ and Bible Stud y 9 30 a m Wo rs hip service Wednesday 7 30 p m OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnu t and Henry Sis Rav£'nswood W Va Th£' Rev George C W(li rlck pastor ~unday SChool9 ~a m Sunday wor10hlp 11 am CAl VARY BIBLE CHURCH locarodon Porn ('fay Pi ke County Road 2S ncar F lal woods Rev Black wood pas1or Services on Sunday atlO :l) a m and 7 :10 p m wllh Su nday Sr hool 9 :lOa m Bibl e ~t udy Wed ncs day 7 :¥1 p m TtST CHURCH Pastor Rot:N:>rt Byers Su nda\ School tO a m Worship service 11 a m Sunda} evening servlre 7 30 p m Wednesda y c"-enlng service 7 30 p.m BJRLINGHAM OOMMUNITY CHUROI Rav Laudermllt pas1or: Ro bm Co?.art asslslan pasta- SuJlda.v Sdlool 10 am 'll.orshJp 7 p m Wt'dnl'!lda y 6 pm youth nwrrlng Wed 7 p.m church Sf'fVIces Burl!naharn PINE GROVE HOLINESSCHURCH 1> rnllf' off Rl 125 Rf'V Bf.n J Watts ~st or Roix'rt Sea riM S S Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornln~ Worship 10 30 a m 7 :10 STlVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI NESS CHURCH l oc 7:i Pearl Sl Rev Ivan Myers acllng pastor Ro~<'f Manley Sr Sunday School Supl'l'lntendent Sun day Scho ol 9 ~ a m Morning worship 10 30 a m evening worship 7 J:> p m Wednesday evenlnR Bible study prayer and praise service 7 30 p m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS WOO: TOL.IC - VahZandt and Wa r d Rd Elder SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill 1IIIIP James Miller pastor Sunday Sclf6ol lO JO u m Wnrshlp Serv ice Sunday 7 :rt p m Bible Sti1dy Wednesday 7 lJ p m Sunday ..-vcninp; serv l[(' ncs:day S(lfVIC't" 7 30 p m pm pastor Slevr Llllll' S S Supt Sunday School10 a m Morn Ina worslp 11 am Sundav ('Venlnp; worship 7 30 p m Praypr m~!ln,;: and'-J;llblf'Study Thursda y 7 30 p. m YOU!h mt?etlng WMinPSday at 7 p.m R£JOICINC LIFE BAPTI~T CHURCH - :l83 N 2nd Ave Middlepor t Sunday BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST Sr Rt 124and Co Rd 5 Mark Seevers minis ter Sunda y School Supt Harry Hen flrlcks sundayScbool9 30a m Morning Worship 10 30a m Evening worship 7 P m Wednesday worship 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Corner Sycamore and Second Sfs Po FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION ar Bald I al 9 :\0 a m Morn In I!~ 01 sh p 1 am Sumii VI"\f'nlng srniC'r I 7 10 pm Thu1sdav Sf'f\ (f' 1 30 p m School Supl Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worsh p 10 40 am Sunday rvPnlnl{ 'll.or*hlp 7 30 p m Wf<dn esm v evenin g BlbiC> study 7 30 p m D('BV£'r Pu s lor M\k(' SWIAer Sundav Baptist Convention Dav id Bryan Sr Mi nls tE'r Sunday School 10 a rn MornlnR worship 11 am Evening worship 7 p m W£>dnesday evening Bible study and prayer meeting 7 p m SACRED HEART CHU RCH Msgr Anthony Glannamore Ph 992 5898 Satur da y Evening Mass 7 30 p m Sunday Mass 8 a m and 10 8 m Confessions one ~u nd Sl"'o BAPTISr HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grano 51 Mlddleporl ArfUialod with SOulhern MikC'~son N~ Ha' £'n WV pastor Franklin Dickens pastor Sunday morn lng 10 a m Sunday evening 7 30 p m Thursday rven lng 7 3CI p.m RACINE FIRST Located on 0 J WHite Road of Highway 160 Pat Henson pastor Sunday SAchool lOam Classesrorallages Junior Church 11 am Morning worship 11 a m Adult Choir practice 6 p m Sunday Youn g Peo pit's Children s Church and Adult Bib !~ S!udy Wednesday at 7 30 p m ineroy ThE' Rev Willi am Mld~'~leswart I S t1a Sch '1 pas or 11un ool 9 45 a m Church serviCE:' a my FAITH FELLOWSIJIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST So R1 3.18 Anllqulty Rev UMW SNOOcl l'uC'5c11\ 7 30 p P1 '" 1 mu 11 n ~ \\ runes<! v p m r , IU"'T IIi\N' - Worship !i 1m Chmrh Sl" h nl 10 1m Blhlt> Srud\ \\l''fln ~d.'l \ 1 tl D11 r 1s \\ omen " F'('llo~ shlp \\ i '(lnl>Sd' 11 • m IM<Gu lrf'l CJ\HMEl - Church School 9 ll.l 1m \\ r ~ h p 10 I$ 1m Sf:'<'Ond and Four1h s nt 'S F'l"llo"shlp dlnnC'r \l.lth !olu11on lhl1 I 111u Jsda\ 6 :JO p.m M cCuin• F \ !IT I f.TART- Churrh SChool9 1m ''m shtp tn 1m !IIX'Ontl and fouMh Sun I ~ UMW fir!! I 1\u~dav 7 :Vl p m z)rf!ENF. Fred [J<"n hor" o (I PtlS o l.f:l2 o;:zfJ Bil l Whl t Sunda\ Slh OO Sup! Sulf ,UNITED ~ohn Wrl~hl m ( n\f' l r\'lN'I\11~ r.f!DDI EI'OR I CHURCH OF Ro~fl' School 10 1m Sundav C'\C'nln~ 7 00 p m Mid "l'£'k srrvlc!' Wed 7 p m m BRADBURY CHURCil OF CHRIST CENTRAL CLUSTER Pomeroy That m1ghty llst on wh1ch appear To clean that closet rn the hall Rev Don \rcher 'F""'''I 1t.111r1U.g F1l1d Chld1n 1--.,;9,;,;92·51'41 ~-oofoo:'!'~-.~ But drdn t find the trme at all UNYrED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEI\l!T CLUSTER Ann (row's Family Restaurant 228 W Ma1n St, Including chores that one by one You swore that somehow you d get done 992 3785 Pome1oy TUPPERS Metg• County • 0/ikSI Florosl 362 EAST MAl N POMEROY OHIO 45769 614/ 992 2644 TRACTOR SALES \ CENTER, INC. It'\ 1\ u, 9911318 Pomeroy 16141992·2039 ar (6141992-57 21 MEIGS nRE FRANCIS FLORIST I FLOWUS FOI EVElY OCUSION CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL Harrl sonv llle Road Rev Dewey King Pa,ltor Cllnoon Faulk Sunday School Supo Sun day School9 30 a m morning worship 11 am Sunday evening service 1 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wedn esday 7 30 p m hrrno berorecac h Mass CCDclasses a ur 11 am Sunday VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd Sl Middleport James E Keesee pastor Sunday mornlnp; worship 10 8 m Even lng service 1 pm Wedn(>Sday t>Ye nlnR" ~orshlp 7 p m VlsltaUon Thursday 6 30 p MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH Charles Norris pastor Sunday School 10 am worship service 11 am Sunday nigh t worstllp service 7 30 p m Midweek 1 Wd prayer serv ce e nesday 1 P m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO LJNESSCHURCH Inc 7::;PeariSt Rev I M I van yers act ngpaslor Roger Maniey Sr Sunday SchooJ Supl Sunday School Morning Worship 10 30 am Evening Worship 7 30 p m Wednesda y £>venlng Blblp sludy prayer and praise 9 30 a rn I 730 pm servce LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF' GOD - Gllb£'rt Spmc<'r pa stor Sun day School 9 :tO a m Mornlnl! S<'f\ I<'<' 10 00 a m Sunfl a\ cv<'nin ~ sf'rvlcr 7 00 p rp Mid W(l('k pray£'r Sf'rvlef' \\Ninrsda v 7 Pm 1 MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH La" rC'nCf' Bush pa~ tor Max Fo!mf'r Sr lilpl Sunda\'S£'hoolandMo1'111n~tWorship 9 30 a m Sunday f'Vf'nln ~ sf'rvlcC' 7 p m By NEALE ROBBINS WASHINGTON (UP I ) - President Reagan plans to ask Congress to creale a $600 million student loan program I hal would allow graduates to pay bacli I he money on a schedule adjust~ to their Income I he EducatiOn Department says The proposed Income Contingent Loan System to be mcluded m the flscall988 budget the admlmstrat10n sends 10 Capitol Hill next week would stgmftcantly expand a $5 mtlllon pilot program Congress approved last year • If approved the program would allow about500 000 students and 1 500 colleges and universities to participate department officials said Thursday Under the system ellgliJie undergraduates could borro11 up to $4 000 for each of their first two years of school and $5 000 for each additional year Graduale students could borrow $10 000 for each year The total graduate and undergra duate loan level per student would be $50 000 Six months after graduation the student wou ld begm a repaymenl plan thai would based on mcome level The student would !lave to pay !he actual loan amount and all mteresl which would be charged at the Treasury bill ra te plu s 3 percenl If a graduate drd not have enoug~come m a year the payment would be deferred but the I res t would grow In no case would repaymenl of the lo nxceed 15 percent of mcome m 'llny year but a graduate would have to continue payments unlll the entire loan was paid off Under curren1Ioan programs some Interest rs subsidized by the government but there Is a more r igid repayment schedule Educatoon Department officials contend the proposed program would cut down on defaulted student loans because graduates would no longer be faced wtth paymPnts they could not afford Depuly Undersecretary of EducatiOn Bruce Carnes satd that lo meet budget targets the money for I he program would come from other areas In the department He would nol say which programs wou ld lose out This M~sage and Church Directory Spommred Rv The Interested Rrt.~inesses Listed On This_ Page. ooPo FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH R I n I United Press lnlernallonal Winter storms blowing ou t of the Ohto Valley and Carolinas merged today lospreadsnow and rain over the Eas1 as gal!"- force winds and rare celes llal forces comb med lo produce record high t1des that pounded the Allantlc coast Snow also fell over the Rockies I he mountams of northern Call for nla and across portions.. of Iow a Mlsslourl Illinois Ken tucky and Tennessee the Na tlonaiWeatherServrcereported In the East winter storm warnings and travelers advlsorles were posted from Maine to the Carolinas and m the Ohio Valley and Michigan 'was genetall\ expec ted JOday In Bct11 ecn two and four Inches of western Marvland e •st' rn We'' snow fell in Orange County N Y Virginia Penn sy lv tnla New and parts of New Jersey up to England hd oJ her ateas ~<here three Inches was deposlled In winter storm v. aonlng>; v. er r Frederick Md and three Inches posted The Poco nos of Penns} I was reported on th e ground m va noa cou ld get up ro 10 inches Allentown Pa earl y today and bt>tween 12 and 18 rnches Snow was reported In !he New wer e ex pected rn the Cal skrlls Yo rk C1 ly and Washing! on areas and Green Moun1alns of New before changing to r ain York md Vermo nl A sJorm dumped stx 10 10 Tra\ elers advisories r emalncd mches ol snow rn the mountains In elfrcJ Joda; for ill<> moun1 1lns and foolhtlls of North Carolina of Nmth Caro lina parts of Thu rs day and up to Jwo add I Vlrglnra and Delaw 1rr wheoe tionallnchesv.ere posslble lhei e one 1o four Inches of sno11 was loda) Virginia also cou ld gel up expecled Jo four Inches of snov. lhe Anorhe• storm sys tem promp wea ther bureau sa1d ted 11 avel ers advlsorres In Michl From four 10 stx Inches of snow gan Ohio Kentuckv Wl'l VIrg o Auto fancier sells famed collection COSTA MESA Ca lol !UP)) Auto rac ing enthusias t Briggs Cunningham has sold his collec lion of 71 histone cars and closed his automotive mu seum The collection was purchased by Mtl es C Collier a collector In Palm Beach Fla and a family fr rend df Cunnmgham who will be 80 this month The purcha se price was not announced but the co llection Included one oil he six 1927 Bugatll Roya l es ever built and one of the others repor tedly sold recently lor more than $8 million A news release Issued after the sale on Wednesday said the cars will be moved loa museum tha t Collier rs bulldrng rn Naples Fla It was a veJ;y sad day for me Cuphlngham told the Los An geles Tim es but I like 10 sf'f' !t he co llection) In a good place and kept logether I like ro sl e somebody I know gel 11who s not 1 going to sell II Cunningham an herr l o the Swlfl r'lea tpackong and Procter & Gamble fortunes began ho s The Daily Sentinel Ma~ on Sundav S< ho I 10 m Morn mg worf;hip 11 a m E Pn ng !<.f' ' rf' tiP m Pravf'r mrl"' ng mel B b\C' Sud W('(l nl.'sda 7 P m FOREST RUN BAPTIST RC'\ N\1 C' Bordf'n pas or Co1nf' lius Run h up1 SUnda v School !I l~J 3 m S1 rnn 1 .,.., n 1 1 ~urth Sundav<; worsh p <;('I' cr fl l .~~ p St co llec toon on 1929 on Cqnnrr rrcut He opened the Cos l" Mesa museum In 1966 The museum allracled about 15 000 people a yea r and rxpe11s sard I he co llect ron wa s ol m01 e Interest lo aula buffs lh m 1>the general public II s probabl) In th e l op fh e outstanding collect rons rn lhe coumry sa id John Gun nell edllor of Old Cars Weeki) II s more of a purist cat museum lor lhe enthusiast Than one Jhal shows mov te stnr glamour ca os IU g)XJ hC' IV\ d II Jr1 S(' IS Of Sl! 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I (' rpe Look lu i I he sror m 11' 1 d 1m 1gLd ptus loppiHI f"lung and h mrs br 1r hcrl a 100 ro n fr • rghlr r (oasl<i l fl< otl 11 aid" ond W I llln ~S il S \\ Lll I S .(j !l c \\ It (1 mgs wr r pos iNI tod t\ f1 om Nor lh c"' Jl on I to M "rr lOCI fl ooding \\ t\f' \\ r :-: pu 1c d Je r se' rounl!f'S 1s fl\ ( ttl \ Ccssn 1 210 pi one u a shed n£1tlr Jaspt 1 F it du1tng 1 h(la\ v "'"'101m 1\ cdnrsd tY nrght k ol ) lrng all six peop le aboa rd polocr 'lid fhu rsda y 111 Court St, Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 • • f'Vf'ninJ:: servlct 7 p n PENTECOSTAl ASSEMRI Y Ra e e Rt 124 Willrtm Hob 1< p 1sto Sun 1 y SctloollO am Suno1 \ f'\C'n ng- srn lei' 54 MISC MerchandiS9 Pubhc Notoce NOTICE TO BIDDERS p m W<'dn£'sdit\ PVC'nln g sf'r\IC P p m CAR PEN rER BAPTIST Don C h c<~d lf' Sup t sundav School 9 «I a m Morning Worship 10 30 a m p 1 IVN r \ cC' a tNn atf' Sundavs ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE Sealed proposals for the furmshtng of all meter als and performtng all labor for NEW ACOUSTIC CEILINGS MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAJ::-'I'h1i'a Avf' R£'\ Clark BakC'r pll s or C rl N01 in~ham Sund n School Sup 1 Sund ' School 10 a m "1lh r lassf'<; for a l ag-f'S Even lniZ ~C'rvlrC'S 1 6 p m \\ C'dn C'Sd ' B blf' stud:v at 7 30 p m 'ou h s('r vlr<'s F dav " 7 30 Pm ECCLESIA FELLOWSHJP 12R M II S1 .\ND SIZE 23X30X007 NEW UGHTJNG FIXTURES for RACINE HIGH SCHOOL RACINE OHIO for SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT Mldd lc>por Bro hN Churk McPhC'rson pastor Sund \ School 10 m Sunda' ('VC'n Of! snvtces 11 p m and WC'dnesda\ sf'rvlcrs a1 p m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST Krnm lh Smllh pas or Sund v Sc hool 9 :m 1 m r hunh SC'tvlcr7 30pm \OU1hff'llmu:hlp6 Yip m Blb l<' SIUd\ Thu -sd v :lOp m F U'... [. GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE "'", ,,.11 ,.. Hiland Ro d PomrrO\ Tom Kell \ pas lor Dann\ ~ 1mbf'll S S Sup! Sundav mornIn I! ~ 1vlu 111 a m Sund 1v <' { n lng sf'f"\ h'C' 7 :«1 p m r u sd 1\ un 1Thu rs davSPnlcrs • «lpm WORD OF F\TTH 9 \ Mil ~ M 1-11r .., !Xlrl !liundav mo nlng SC'I"\ kr 10 IS <1 m Sunda Y C' C'n M!:t :lO Thu1 sci ' m o1n ng BlbiC' stud v 10 1 m \V('(\Jtt'!'.du v PVC'n ng 7 ~lWmH AVEI\ CHURCH OF' THE NA lAREN [ Rr\ Glendon St r oud p 1s1m will be rec:etved ONLY by the Ractne Oh10 46771 until 12 00 noon preveiling local t1me Thurs day January B 1987 and opened publicly 1mme d1ately thereafter Proposals mev be delivered or ma1led Each bidder 11 to des1gnate on the envelope that 11 1s a sealed btd The name EACH 1.-------------------.a Aller a year and a half of meetings and deliberations thr Southern Baptist Convention s Peace Committee has adopted lwo statement s 1t believes will provide the foundation for reconciliation In Jhe chlsmatlc 14 4 mllllon member denomination One ot the statements deals with theology the othet wtlh enomlnatlonal politics - thE' two Issues thai have blllerly dl\ rded the nation s largest Protestant denomination Into modera te and fundamentalist camps Peace committee Chairman Charles Fuller said I he l wo st atemcnt s 'form the basis for reconciliation and will be The ba s1s for 1he ctl'inmlttee s report to the convention s Executive Commltl ee when It meets In February For nearly a decade the denomination has been 1he larget of a group of well organized funcjamentallsts who have maintained that moderates In the SBC have adopted a liberal \heology with rega rd to lhe truthfulness of the Bible In addition the fundamentallsls have sought to more closely align the denomination with the religious New Ri ght and to abandon historic BaptlsL llOSillons on church state separalron by endor sing state-sponsored prayer In the public schools The statement on theological reconciliation adopted by the 22,_mem'*r committee says • lt Is the unanimous conclusion of the Peace Committee tha t the , cause of peace within the Southern Baptist Convention will be gt ea tiy enhanced by lhe affirmation of the whole Bible as being not erranJ rn any area of reality , lt calls on trustees ofthe church s boards agencies and seminaries 'to faithfully discharge their responsibility to carefully preserve th doctrinal Integrity of our Institutions and only employ professional staff who believe In the divine Inspiration of the whole Bible and th at the Bible Is 'truth without any mixture of errpr In Its statement on denominational politics the Peace Commllte said • f ness In the appointive process will contribute to peace Operations Otrector February 9 t 987 The M11gs County Board of MR / 00 reserves the nght to accept or reJect any or all b1d1 Lee Wedemeyer Superintendent Public Notrce PUBLIC NOTICE Leadong Creek Conservancy District will accept sealed bids at its office located at 34481 Com Hollow Road Rutland Ohoo 45TI5 for the purchase of a twO way rad1o tetem!Jb'y system and two-way red1o communtcatiOns system Bid spectflc&t ons may be acquhed for S300 00 at furnished by the successful b1ddar The Owner resen~es the AM 1o 4 00 PM Monday ar all bodo •t hlo d11eret on Bids may not be w.thdrawn until 46 days after1 be1ng By order of the Southern Loco~ Board af Education thru fflday All b1ds must be flied at the off1ce of Lead ing Creek Conservancy D1stnct on the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NotiCe 11 hereby !ll'ven that on January 13 1987 at 10 00 A M a public 111le w1ll be held at tha off1ces of the Central Trust Co of Southes tern Ohoa N A of Middt.. port Ohoo ta 11011 tor cash tho following ~ ollateral to wit I 9B8 Tayoto Pickup Senal N JT4RN50R1GOI42534 The Central Trust Co of Southeastern Oh1o NA Middleport reserves the nght to b1d at the sale The m1nlmum btd to be offered 11 fJ 000 00 111 2 4 5 161h dey of January 1987 by twelve o clock noon A ll bids will be opened on the 16th day af January 1987 Leadmg Creek Conaen~aney Otstrtt;t (12112 19 28 (112 4tc Dtstnct reserves the nght to accept or rflject any or aM bidS (1)2916 IIIHI1A1 5 lilt HOTPONI RANGE 30 ELECTRIC ltf Allin 7/Je WM!AtJ.r 1 Card of Thanks 64 M1sc Merchandtse Leading Cnook Conservancy Bobby Ord SupermtendM'It Denn . .Hill Trnsurer t Happy Ads ONLY $29995 GE VCR 4 Even114 D1y Trmtr 1319 95 -20 00 Rebate $29995 CARO OF THANKS The family of JULIA E STEWART W<lh to ex pre11 their 11ncere grat ~tude to the many Gll9" TELEVISION ~2rv 125995 tnendl HOOVII who Hnt flowers We with to thank Rev John Evant for h1s ~lnd wordl SWEEPERS Sf995 spoken from hit heart tnd Rev Robort Purtell for hla apec1al urvlce Al1o Rawlings Coatt Blower for their kindneu end aympathy dur~ng our time of ndne11 We re gret the1nconvenlennto thote who could not bo l>tttenl Thonkl to til who part:clpated in any -¥DaUghter end Son 1n Low Edith 8o Don Evoralt and Family 1977 Volkswagen roaiN1773134705 ~ 1980 Datsun HLA10105679 Pont1ac Phoemx 2Z686AT114241 The Farmers Bank and Sa\lmgs Company Pome roy Oh10 reserves the r1ght to b1d at thts sale and to Withdraw the above colla teral pnor.pto sale Further The Farman Bank and Sav 1ng1 Company reserves the nghl to reJect any or aU bids submttted Further the above colla teral w1ll be sold in the con d1t1on t 1s 1n w1th no ex pressed or 1mplted warren ttel g1ven !12130 31 t1)23tc VCR TAPES $299 GUESS WHO'S "30" ON THE THIRD Love Ya Frankl ONLY GOUIRAI MICROWAVE $10995 , MGM FARM CITY INC. POMEROY 992 2104 Business Services f--------;.....-'"1"__________ WANTED: Any lrand Namt lough1 ltfart "40 Top monty for some mo•ll of ltntth. ptulco Atwaltr Kent Real Estate General PH 1304) 182-2220 Rt 124 Pamtray Ohra AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Tramtlttlen PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 GUN SHOOT POMEROY, 0 rEA FORD 992 2259 216E 2ndSt Phone 1 ;s ~ 41 992 3325 NEW LISTING - 4 ams rn Southern area wrlh TP water lap Askrng $6 000 00 NEW LISTING- 2 lg level lots consrst ng of abou t an acre Old 3 BR on e lloor home drrlled well and out burldrngs All need reparrs Wr ll take $11 000 FAMILY HOME - 3 lg BR lg lamrly rm wrth woodburn rn g un t formal drnrng n ce eat n equrpped k !chen gas lurnace wrth woodbuJn ng attachment lull basement gmge and lg lol $50 000 RACINE - Reasonable 6 rms coatrwood lurnace lull basement equrpped krtch en 2 porches dbl gaJage and corner lot MIDDLEPORT - 5 rm lrame above llood Lg lam rly rm lg storage gas heal stor ms wa sher dryer hook ups garage and lg yard Askrng $25 000 FIX IT - Well constructed 8 1m home 3 BR ..2 baths gas fumace and fuR basement on 2 Jots About $16 000 2\1 BATHS - Equipped k•tchen drn ng rm hot wa ter heal 3 or 4 BR 2 po1 ches lg basemen t Ask rng $28 000 OlfeJ wanled MIDDLEPORT - Modern one lloor 3 BR home wrth a lot of prrvacy Formal drnrng Full basement trees and swommlng pool Heat budcet $49 00 month Insulated CAU 992·3325 _i Hn II' llot 1 i j o ' , t ci ' : l) , II io ' I ', NEW LISTING - POMEROY - large 2 story stone home wth 4 bedrooms l ~ baths fam ly room drnrng room and full basement A really nce home for tusl $28 900 00 SYRACUSE -Country decor srn~e level move rn condr Mn 4 bedrooms e~t rn krlchen famrly room garage f repliii:e bookcases closets nterror wndow shutters, dra perre~ Appl ances negotrable $49900 00 RACINE - Cute lrttle one bedroom home n Racrne n good condrtron alumrnum srd rn~ all storms level lot RE O~Gj:O PRICE $12 000 00 SYRACUSE AREA - Hrgh on a hrll great lor a CB or ham rad o operator large yard area an d a neweo mo dular wrth 3 bedrooms MAKE OFFER PR ICE RE DUCEO $24 900 00 LETART TOWNSHIP - DEER COUNTRY - 29 acres of mostly wooded land borldrng site for home or huntrng cab n Most mrnera s Wanlrng ~1400000 \ £ Cltltnd fD<Iory Chalrt 12 Gaugt Shotg111s Onll. 10 8-t n PLUMBING & Ntw Loca~llft: 161 North Second Milldltport, Ohio 45] 60 SALES & SERVICE CI"Y Filhlog SuppUH Your Ctble & Bill• Here IUSIHISS rHON! 16141 992 mo IISDINCI rHONI Jr 992 6191 Jt•n Trumll 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992 5692 Office 992 6191 , AW TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mob1le setv1ce 614-843 -5248 REASONABlE ·YOUNG'S EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon1 and r•modallng - Roofing 1nd gutltr wo,k - Concrete work - Plumbing and etec:tfictl worll jFree Esttmate~l V. C. YOUNG Jn 992 6215 or 992 7l14 Pomeroy, Oh1o 415 86fc IELIABLI 8 20 86 lin Tr11ck auto 8o hea•v equipment repa1rs and wald1ng (All makes & models) PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John K Btnh Owner /M•chan•c 1211Jmo ow Open AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS MAIN STREET REBUILT & REPAIRED PIZZA SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 222 E Mo1n, Pomeroy 190 MULBERRY AVE POMEIOY, OH PH. 992-9949 lob ladon, Owner 12 30 86 I mo BI$SELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES AI Reasonable Pmes PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Oar or N19ht NO SUNDAY CALLS 4 16 86 lfn 16141 PH. 992-2228 4 PM Tol 11 PM Sunday thru Thursday Frodoy & Saturday 4 P M Tol 1 30 A M PIZZAS, SUBS PIZZA BREAD 1!871 mo fCUT OUI rOR fUTUIIf USII KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All M•h• •W•ahers •Dtshwaaher a •R1nges •Refrigerators "Dryers •F ett1en PARTS and SERVICE If 5 II r" BOGGS. SAliS & stiYICE U S. RT 50 EAST GUYSVI.lf, CillO Authorond Jolin Dtort Ntw Hallanol, lush Hog far01 (q,.pnotnl Doaltr Fer• E••l••••t Petti & Serwl11 I 3-86 tfc SYRACUSE - Anrce ranch type home m Rustle htlls 3 bedroom s garage elec BB heat Patio and n ce lot In good condrtron $37 000 00 Henry EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. J.R.'s REPAIRS PH.992·3537 1216 86lmo Roger Hysell Garage RACINE FIRE DEPT. E Moioolooloolll ml•o• 550 Pagt Sl Middltport OPEN 8 AM 4 PM 6 17 lie Real Estate General Real Estate GEARY'S BODY SHOP OLD IADIOS WANTED Bashan Building at 4 00 P M at the off1ce of oubrr~~ned latera. Public NotiCB Leading Creek Conservancy 01stnct Office durmg stan dard bu11ness hours of 8 30 wa1ve anv or all•nformahtles 1n b•d• and / or to reJect any 3rd 12129/ 86 t12 )31 (1) 2 6 3tc pay ment bond m the amount of r~ght to accept any b1d 10 January 1988 at 10 00 am • publiC sale will be held ol 106 Unoan Avenue Pomaroy Ohto to soli lor cash the following col B1ds will be awarded at the regular Board meetmg on Fronklon 0 Loe AlA Archo 100%oltho conlract Is 10 be By DAVID E ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer Keith 0 Black teet 326 Front Street Ma rlolta Ohoo 46750 lor a 1he part of tho bidder A performance and • Spec1ftc bid deta1ls may be obtatned by contactmg Phone 614 992 6683 Owner as l•qa.udated dam ages and not as a penalty becauee of such fa1lure on , Aprol1 1987 also be rtod by the bodder 10 the ReligWn Today pons1ble for total construe t1on and planmng The con tractor w1ll develop submit and complete the plan ap proval process The prOJICt completion date w1U be on or before Syracuse Oh1o 45779 or carJifted check 1n the amount of 10% of the blse b1d Failure of any b1dder to enter mto and execute e contract for the work co vered by the proposal he has submitted shall cause the b1d secunty to becomeforfe ' (41 The contractor will be re s PICniC tablet address of the b1ddar shall 10d1cated Saturdav on 1980 P 0 Box 307 and be refunded If the docu ., 1ng cap1tal Improvement Shelter House Structure to be located at tbe Carleton School grounds cons1stmg 15 xJO grrll umts 121 CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. mentt are returned wnhlrr' 10 days of the b1d due date All prapaoolo must be accompantad by b1d secur~ty tn the form of a surety bond a m Sundav 1"\l"nlng pm P n m ('(' In ~ und B bit stud\ W lin N: 1 y - 30 pm E\rrvnn{'~Ar l <om RUTLANDFRF.EWIII R\PTIST S l<'m St Rr \ p lUI ) I\ 10 p stc r Su 11 Srh6ol 10 u m Sun 1 , 1"\ 1 n 1 g no p m w-um-sd , 1"\f nln.t~ pr , 1 r mPit ng 7 00 pm ~OUTH BF.THEL r\ F.\\ 1 EST AM F.NT CHURCH SII\C'r Rid~f'l Du nf' ~' tiC'n s!rlckrr p ISI O Su ncln Sr hool m w o ship SC'r\ lt r 1n 1 m Suml \ 1" nm~ sC'n lcl' OUpm Wt'lh sll . . niJ! h Ribl c "~;tud y 7 oo p n B1ds w11l be rece1ved untd 4 00 p m on January 31 1987 by maolforlhe follow be deposot of 810 OOwhochwlll duv Rfi C'rnoon scrv lrrs u1 2 m lhu ~dt v {\C'fl ln (:l "<'l"\ Cl"" H ll F'IRST BAPTIST \ HURCII M 1 on W Va Pastm Bill Mu 'Ph\ s~nd I \ '-"r hoo\10 PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE os hereby goven that phalt sh1ngle roof ~ timber construction dn'nens1ons to t1on1 may be obtatned from 700pm NEA~E SETTLEMENT CHUHCH S n PUBLIC NOTICE a concrete floor pad as Drawmgs and spec1f1ca Sunda\School 9 :\01 m Woro;hJpsf'nicC> 10 30 am Youths£' ' lcr Sunda\ 6 1 p m Su ndu vC'vrn lnl!~ rrv rr 7 OOp n \\('(1 n£'sdav P avrr Mf'C'IIng 11 I B1b P S udv Pubhc Not1ce of USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOEING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAI\'f SHADES. Southern Local Board of Education 2s( Public Not1ce DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 I tic •wm SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING and r.. and core he1ter cores We can also acid boil and rod out radiat01'1 Wt also rep111 Gu Tenh PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Middleport 0 hoo 1 13 tfc 0 ILOWN IN INSULA nON BISSEU SIDING CO. New Home• lull! Free Eetlmttll PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Call• 1111/lt. • • n a and Penns\ I\ anr • "rrh a "rntet star m v.a rch rssued for c< nlral NPw Yoo k sl al c The 1\l d lsi or m~l should merge lulrt 10nrg hr and ratlv Iamon ov. pr ob 1bl\ m tr I he coaslal seclronsof Nev. Jor s<v Hrll Barlm1 of I he N II ronal \Vealhet Sci\ " o lall 1 hur sd" Th e snow should bccomt ho " ' as thiS goes on \ s !he s111111 roa •d up lh• E tsru n ScilxJ ord~< thwlod up 10 11 mph 11 comb rncd ~<rrh unusual II hrgh I ides dr ovo n bv 1 alrgnm•nl of rhr F:"r th 111 , moon md sun !he hrghtsJ rrdrs in I X 1 e 11 5 w tshcd ( \ ( 1 I ups 1 I 1•." 1 nd N C ( 0 ' " c, 111 d 111 d 111 1 rsrucd 10 r r ('\\ m 10 ft om 1 PHONE 992-2156 Or Wnte Da1lly Senttnel Class1f1ed Dept • MT MORIAH B\PTIST I our h and Main St MlddlC'porl RC' ( 1lb<' Cra g J r pastor M rs En In Baum g dn£'1 ~ u nda y School Supl Sunrl 1v s 10 1 9 30 a m Worship Sf'r. IcC' 10 ~s m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH or CH R I~T _ JOSf'IP-h B Hoskins f'V<ln~rl st Sund a\ Bible Studvg9 asC'Im\ IcC"worsh ip 10Wf'dnC'sda' <~ m Sun day rvPnln 6 pm Peace committee continues labors Senttnei - Pc!Qe- 9 Winter storms converge "on East Coast Reagan to propose new loan program • The Dally • WE ARE YOUR SALES • AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH • •SYlVANIA •SPEID QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON R!FRIGERATOI •SAfllUTl SALIS & SERVICE •• NUJ- hll Tl .. SliepTuhltlu "Dltf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER - 985 3307 4/1/tfn �' ; Ann ou nee 111 en ts 3 '- Announcements NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SAlES. 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS, Rt 36. PHONE 614· 4oC6· 7274. Racine Gun Shoot sponsored by R1cine Gun Club Everv Sunday, begl"nlng at 1 .00 p m Facto,._ Choke. 12 guege sl}otguns. I will not be domg income ttx~t ' thtl yea r Wallace Ruu el l Brldbu ' ' : - -· "' Reward lor any 14~ 70 Fleetwood. 3 bdr. 2 lull ~ths. days. •nvt•m• weekends 814 388· 8833 Information tlon of person or persons respon· llble for break1ng and entetmg • _ _ !,..to the homa of Mic hael J Trent, Ractn e Ohto Whoeverth11 Repo111ssed Mobrle Hom•. We have' em. We finance' em . Good ael~iona . t500 do~n . tak11 O\ler payments. no charge for dehvery Mid Ohto Financal Service Call 800 828-0762 th•ev .. were paned up $2000 , CBih nght In front of their noses Real sman Hueves '. 34 Givea't'fay Mother & 4 Pn Bull puppnts, weened, r11edy to go Call ~14 - 446 Business Buildings Furmthed" Apt *200.00 utd• tin Pd 1 bedroom, f1r1t floor Ph 448- 4418 aft.er7pm Fumithed & unhtrnilhed apt. , ; 160 00 1nd up, refwences Ph 304-676-5104 A· 1 Real Estate Effic•encv ep1rtment. tuitable ' 1or one person Prtvete beth and entrance Clll814-446-1232. Apartment for Rent. 821 Second Avenue. 2 BR . Elllra N1co,· eQUipped kitchen, C I A $250/ md Call614 446 2168 1977 Chevy C-10 truck, 2&0 engtne, new ti res, brakes, e~­ heuat, hotel and battery, aluminum topper runs good, needt some body work 81300 Call 614· 446· 6147 N1ce uMturn apartment 4 rooft1s &: bath ' Close to schools & shoppmg Ref. & Sec Oep required Call814-446 0444 19&5 Ford Aenger 4 wheel drive, atr, AM -FM cattette Call 614· 992· 6421 \ per 1973 C-66 Chevy Ltve Ten dum 83500. 614·698· 6531 ask for R1 ckey Very n1co downateira apartment '72 Ch evy truck. 307 4 speed, short bed step 11dt: lookl good m and out. 11.800.00. Plusanl. UOO.OO A-One Real Estate Ph 304-676 6104 room 1225 Rof Adorabl e brown & whtte puppy "I was bored sitting home alone, . waiting for you to come home from work. So I ·watched educational TV and picked up some basic language and business skills. Now I have my own ·telemarketing service, an9 I'm netting $2500 a week!" Pan Pn- Bull, Part Doberml'ln pupp•es 1 male 1 fumale Cr .I 814 446-6632 Colley hke dog & 2 m a nti old pup to Rive to good home Good • pet for children Call..ft14 446 • 1 164 f;lilack labadoru and Shepher.d pups, maltt and fem&la. 304676 -3648 or 304 -895-3480 ' .' Lost and Found ' Found Young female b&agle etween Rio Grande & Center ,•• ilte Ce11814 245 51 14 9 Wanted To B\y e Found Ma le Go ld en lrtstl Setter qn Fourth Avenue Call 614 446 -2601 Ask l or Dawn Found Older male Beagle,on _.. Pa111ton Rd Call614 ·446 -3930 , Lott Two m1le beeglas, one has • brown leather caller~ other haa florescent orange collar Rt 141 . 776 area Rewa rd Call ' ' 114-446-4667 j~ " FOUND male Beegl& dog mostly white some black spo11. Middle · Nine Mtle. 304 -676 -2228 Preacr•pt1on se1tey glasses . brown cue 304-676 -4321 : ·9 1n Wanted To Buy ' We pay cash tor late model clean used can BUYING RAW FURSI Gmung, Yellow ~oot, beet and deerhide• AltO selling trappolng 1upplln Whe.t lites, Nltelites Hour.- 1 .00·9 00 Closed Wad. George Buckley 614-664 -4761 . QUILTS BOUGHT -SOLO Cath paid Pre 1960's Sinj11e or whole collection Call Marc and Ellen Fuhl 614 992 -2101 day1 or 614 -692 -2481 evenings .and weeltendt QUILTS BOUGHT-SOLO Cash peid Pre 1960't Stngle or whole eollectton Call Marc and EUen Fultz 814-992 -2 101 dtvl or 614 -692 -2481 evening• end weekends · Buying junk cars Call 81 4· 992· 6648 after 5 00 pm, Jtm M ink Chev · Oidt Inc Bill Gene Johnson 814·446 ·3672 TOP CASH paid to r '83 model and newer u•ed cars Smith Bulek -Pontl1c, ~ 911 Eattern Ave . Gelllpohs Call 614 4482282 Country turnllure. eollectiblet ' chttdren·• toyt, dolls, Pre 1960 Cora Mill Call 81' - 379- 2727 ~ A:tumlnum John Boatt. 8 to 10 ,..,.ft. write or call Purl Se~tton 610 l!lth Sl. Porumouttl, OH 46662, I 1 4· 364· 3302 11 Help Wanted \ Buymg d11ly gold, Silver COins, rmgt, jewelry tterllng ware, old com• large currency Top pr• ces Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport, Oh 614 992 3476 ----,------ 0 Lost . Groy Unpped kitten Mon day evening between Johovah lttngdom Hall and Rutland Call eu: 742 -3164 or 614 992 7487 Dental Allltflnt for Galhpohs area off•ce. Experience m 11111tmg or denfei front offtce work hetpful. but not r&qu~red Send resume to Box T-800 c o Galhpolls Deily Tnbuno 826 Third Avenue Galllpollt, OH 46631 Atrhn• now hlrmg Flight At tendants. Agentt , Mech1n1C1, Customer Service Selariet to t50K Entr~ level poa11iona Call 1-806-687 -8000 Ext A-9805 Government jobs *18,040 · 169,230 yr Now hiring Call 805·687-6000 Ext R-9805 for current feder•l lltt Aestaurapt,manager, experience neceua,Y. aalary negotiable plus COII1mistion Send resume to Pt Pit Regl"er. 200 Meln St , Pt Ph , W V1 Help Wanted HOME ASSEMBLY hcellent •pare t1me Income. eledronics cratu no expe· r1ence Othet'a. information ~04 641 0091 81111 2987 7 d!'lyt CALL NOWI Babylltter wanted 1n my home. tlourt 2 ·30 to 1 00 PM week · dtvt only Send resume to Box C-30 Pt Pit Register. 200 Main St , POint Pleasant, W Vt -----------1""-----------1 SHAIPENING SERVICE MOUNTAINEER BODY SHOP PARTS INC. Circular Saws Saw Chain ' .. Has Lowered Pricu Knives Chisels " ' GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. Ohio PH. 992-2975 12· 5.'86·1 mo Ford & GM Truck Fendert Eartyf39 - Lata •ISIS Chrome Bumpera- GM 7380 156- Ford 73·77 169 THRU OEC FREE INSTAL ON BEDLINERS We tall top quelltyf.rtt 1nd h•ve 3 yr tutt-t ugh werranty avatltbll y OEl, IIIERY•IN Tftl STATE AREA lo.,.l 304 -882 3729 ln1ide WV 1-100-15154·46157 Outoide WI/ 1·800·623-2013 11·11'·11110 Situations Want ad man Nieehome famllvatmot · phet'e C1ll &14-992 -6873 Room 1nd board for ttmor citizens Plenty of TLC Call 114·992· 8873 1 8 Wanted to Do Odd jobt, painting, plumbmg, hs cle1ning, ra•tonable. refer encM Call 1514· 246· 9548 All types c~rpentry GYork · lntertOr/ ellltrlor. Remodeling. kttchens. bethrooms,b•s.-nent COn'll•rtlont, garagn, frn ,est!matu C•ll 814 448 -8174 FIREWOOD 0•11 . locutt, ch...-ry t38 per pick-up load, deliVered Bill Sl1ck 614 -992 2269 . C!l Co ~uterized Hearing 71lr"1election z Swim Molds - lnte111reting SeNices ~ ::1: Licensed Clinical A!Jdiologist z - (614) 446-7619 (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 01 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Professional Services Starks Tree and lawn Service Hedges , shrubs, bu1tles trimmed, landtc•plng, tlump 1nd lui removal , 304- 57& 2842 or 1571-2010 405 MAIN Sheet. Pt. Pleasant, WV 25550 . (304) 675·5252 T~• I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommends that you do busln•s w1th people you know . and NOT to s1111d money ttlrough ttle m1il until you htwe invttttgettd the offering 1·13 RESIDENTIAL WINDOW, INC. PROFESSIONAl H1Mt /111p1m111UI C..fll • 31 "FREE , IIISTALLATIOII" !IIOWIOOM MOUII: 9 to 5 Mon) TutS., Wad. & fn. mo HEATING & COOLING •NEW FURNACE •AIR CONDITIONING ei;IEAT PUMPS •BLOWN INSULATION . WINDOWS • REPLACEMENT ' FREE ESTIMATE . 992 - 2772 I lo IH·86 2 bedroom 1Vt batht, located m downtown area · Adults only References ahd Deposit re quired Cell 614 -446-3776 Newly decorated mull have good reference Call ~t 631 Fo urth Ave 1n Geii \POIII Oayt•me 2 bQdroom apts , Naw Haven Also commerc•al specs IUitable. for eerobics, tanning craft a Call 304 -882 -3581 or 614 992 7:t81 2 bedroom river v1ew apt Wathet and dryer avatlable, uttlitlet pdid, equipped kitchen. newly painted and curtains, no pett, deposit Idee! for working gtrlstoshareexpenet~ 614 992 6639 mormngs. 2 bodroom furnished apt 1n Middleport Allutilniaspe•d Cell 614 992 - 6084 Beaut•fut new house m Pomeroy Also -new one bedroom furnithe d apartment m Middleport Call 614 -446 -1662 or 614·992-5304 1 bedroom apt in Mtddleport 8160 month plus ut1ht1es Days 614 - 992 - 5546 or even1ngs 614· 949· 2216 2 be~roomt In M•ddleport Completely remodeled . newcer paling, new cabmets Call 614 992·6868 Furmshed 3 rooms, bath Su•teble for 1 person Of couple. No eh•ldren or pet1 Reference and depotit required t140 per monttl plus utilities. Call 614992-3268 f 2 bedroom Furnished 8180 per month New Haven, W Va Call 304 882-2468 3 houae t for rent Njee See Ruby Vaughan at Vaughen1 Cardmal 1f1 Middleport 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr , ell Utilities peld except elec , furn or unfurn • sec depotlt r&qUired Convenient location Cell 814-446 8558 or 614·446· 4778 2 bdr fully furnished adult• only, util peld Call814- 446-4110 In Eurekr~ · n•ce and clean. adult• only No petf, depo11t required, 180 00 mo cal1614-258- 1636 before 1Oa m. 2 Bedroom furnlthed. We accept HUD. Beeuttful river v1ew . Fos - ter1 Mobile Home Park 614446-1602 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - APARTMENTS mobile homes houtet Pt PleasantandGallipo hs. 614 446 8221 Unfurntshed 2 bedroom apt, yard· r~nd basem&n1, 8150 00 plus dop011t 304-676 7541 ~istings WTVN WVAH WCHS local television • programming January 3 to January 9 2% bedroom apt 304 6756988 etter 5·00 P,M 45 Furnished Rooms For renl Sleeping RoGmt and hght f1ouse keeping rooms Park Central Hotel Call 614 446 0756 t~~~s ri~~~.:e~~·teldaten~818:_ 446-9716 RentatlowtS$120 month Furnished room 919 2nd, Galh· polls t1 16 Utdittn pd Share bath Smgle mete. Call 446 4416 after 7pm 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy Lergelots Call614 992 -7479. Mobile Home Stelle Coun Ph 61-t-446-0766 1- - - - - - -- ---'-1211160 2 bedroom paruallv furntshed 10 Centenary Ph 614446· 4292 • 2 BR , and I 614- plut deposit Rd Call 1.:.----'--- - - ' -- 3 BR tr11h•r. 1 'It beth. located m Evergreen. 4 miles pnt Holzer Cell814- 446 -1323. 1- - -- - - - - - - - 2 bedroom 1 ctlild, no petl Frunithed Of unlurn11hed New H•V1111. W Ve Call 304-882 24&6 2 bedroom mobile home. completely furnished No pets 814· 949·2263 . 1 bedroom mobile nome fully furnithed You pay all util•tiet depos•t. 8140 monlh 614992·2394 . 2 bedroomt. Part•elly furmthed . Deposit requned t 1 76 a month No peta. You pay ut•l•tis• See . 1t 40688 King1bury Rd., Pom•oy, Ohio or call 614 992 -2448 2 bedroom mobile home. Middlepon, 0 Aefftt'enee with •• curity deposit 304-882- 3267 or 304-773-6024 K & K Mobile Homn 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes. 304675· 3000 Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St • Gall1pollt New Br. uaed wood-coal stbvet. 6 pc wood LA 1u1te 8'l99, bunk bedt *199. entron reclmera S99, naw & used bedroom sultet, ranges . wrmger wuhers. !I shon. New hvtngroom su1te1 $199- •699, temps, also buymg coal & wood stoves Call 614 -446 -3169 w County Appllenee. Inc Good used eppllancea and TV ' aeta Open BAM to 6PM Mon t~ru Sat e14-446-1899, 627 3rd Ave Gellipoh1, OH Valley Furniture new &: uaed large tect10n of (ijlllity furm· lure 1218 Euttrn Ave • Galhpohs Wnher GE t95, Wath8f West·· lnghouse Aveeado t95, Washer Kenmore A"aeado t96. Wether Coppenone Kenmore " 895 , Electr~c range Harvttt Gold S95, Gat range30 mch t95, Refrigerator-A'IIactdo 896. Refrlgeretor White 2 dr 196, Gas dryer •9&, Color tv tloor modtl t12&. Skeggt Appllencet Upper Rrver Rd 814·446-7398 . Antique co uch II chatr t126 s..rt contole color tv $26, Cell 614 -367-0641 44 Apartment for Rent Couch & chatr $100 CoffH t1tfle, 2 end tablet $125. desk & cha~r 876 Call614 -448 -0945 Homes for Sale eHiciency t176 .00. & bath utlhti" Pd 446441&1fttr7pm 2 br, kltchon , bathroom, whh laundry room, living roam 6 dining room, oil oloc. Appoox 7 mil" from Pt Pi on Rt &2 2 tr•ct••ppro• . 1 acremareorlne ::!,= ovorlooklng konowho Rlvor. 5 1440 1 ,~~~~,!0:::J ·. Zbodraomo, kh..,.,, both, l"ll<l uvtngroom tuu boum••• · forced •lr a• h.Nt wlth central olr cond, dotochod ooroilo, olumnoldlng. Prlcoollntho30'o, Pork Or . 304·891· ··L:----.....--..,;,;;;;,;IIiiiririi.. l. : : = - - - - - LAYNE ' S FURNITURE • Sofes end chens pnced from $395 to t996 Tables 860 and up Ill 1126 H1de a-beds $390 to $695. Recliners $225 to 1376 lamp• 128 to 1126 O•naiUIS 1109 and up to 1496 Wood table w-6 chairs 128!5 to 8796 Desk 1100 .up to 1376 Hutchos 8400 and up Bunk beds complete w -mettresses 8295 and up to 8395 Baby'tbeds 8110&8176 ManresletorboiC sprmgs full or tw1n $63, flfm t7S. and 883 Oueen aett 8226 , K•no 8360 4 drawer chest 866 Dressers S89 Gun cabinet• 8 . 10, & 12 gun Gu or etectrle range 8376 Beby mattrtases $36 & 846 Bed framn 820, 130 & Kmg frame S60 Good selection of bedroom suttes, metal eabmets, headboards 830 and up to 865 Used Furntture dryer. wood table & 2 benches, bed• dresser. wood wardrobe 3 m1les out Bulevilht Rd Open 9AM to &PM . Mon thru Se\ 614·446 0322 t100 ,Call814 -992·2791 Butldtng Materials Block, brick, sowor pipes wm dows, lintels etc Claude Win tors, Rio Grande, 0 Call 614· 245·5121 Concrete blocks all sizee yard or delivery Muon sand Gallipolis Block Co , 1231h Pine St Galltpohs, Otuo Call 614-4462783 Dragonwvnd Cettert Kennel CFA H1malayen, Penuan and Stamese kittens AKC Chow pupptes Call 614 -446-3B44 eftar 7PM 2 AKC fleg1stered S1benan Husk111 S250 / palf Call 614 256·6832 Black powder 5 96, capt, flask a, horns. bags. qu1ck loaders , Thompson center perts, Muuleloading Sptc!lhty Shop, Mill· creek Rd Hrs M · f 5·8 PM Sat 1·6 Call614-446 -2316 Hay for sale. $1 .50 a bala Call 614·266· 1427. 6 choin brndert, 2 of them are reco•le11 . 8100. Call 614 448 2819. Mixed hardwood alabs It 2 per bundle Contam1ng appro111 1 Vt tons FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomeroy, Ohio Call 614-992 6461 Firewood. all hard wood Heat vouchert eccepted t35 e ptekup load Phone 614·7422466 Musical Instruments Farm Su11Piias & livestock 61 Farm Equipment 64 Hay & Grain Urge round bails of hey for sale t10 00 each Ph 614 -446· 1062 Tr3 ns Dorta t111n Sufplut, army, dentm, Carhart, rental clothm9 Eut of Raven•wood, Sem Somerville'•· 304273-6656, Fn, Sat. Sun. 12·008.00 PM All sizes• clothing, heavy all w•nter, insulated, dacrons coveralls t26 00. Porta crib ba11inett. fu ll size bed. dryer. lamps half bed, antique buffet. 304-676 -3298 noo 71 · ~ that's who they sold the olh~f time share to?!" Ashby Construction. c~rpen ­ tery, remodahng. room addition. cement block work. roofing. mterlor and e~ttenor painting, stdtng. Roofing. Free elftmlltes 304-676-5446 or 676-5152 82 Plumbing & Heating um CARTER ' S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor Fourth and Pm e Galhpolts. Oh10 Phone 614 446 -3888 or 614.446 -4477 Gl (1) M.A.S.K. •CI1 Form Ooy (j]l Feith Twenty General Hauling J1me1 Bovs Water Service. Also pool s filled Ca11614 256 1141 or 614 -446- 1175 or 614 - 448791, 1984 Plymouth Horizon 4 dr , 6 tpd , with •~nfroot, 62,000 mites Call 814-379-2728 T & L Water daltvery anyt•me Ph 614 388 9732 ume dey delivery ' 1976 Feather Dutter. 1 owner, S700 or best offer t;all 614268· 6808 limestone an d slabwood tlaul ed AI Tromm, Rutland Call 614· 742 2328 '82 Cutlatt Sul)f'"'e. dl•al. •lr eond PB, PS, AM -FM cusett *3,500 00 304·175·2189 1p1 . Convenl•nt Rotary or cable tool dnlllng Most wel11 compltrted same day Pump ulu and t ervtce 304896·3802 1985 Dodge Omni G.L.H. 5 tpd , 16,000 mltn, 4 dr,, nice eleen e~r. Cell 614 -379-2726 1980 Ford Pinto wagon AC , 1uto. good eqndition. liking t1200 61~ · 843 · 6183 10ytlme , All utilltift paid reitrlltlcn & dep- 6:00 Ill Beverly Hlllbllllea 6:30 81]) Today'a Bualnasa Ill Andy Grlffl1h . tn1 Varied Programs 6:46 ell) Jim • Tammy 8:00 U I]) NBC Ntwt at Sun· riM Cil Succen 'n Lifo (!) Oetting Fit wkh Don11e Austin PREMIERE Ill H.. dune Nowa Ill Today' a Mtgazlno Gl (1) ® 20 Minute Wor· kou1 Dill Jimmy Swoggart CI1 Body__Eiectr"' a:3o llD N•wa.. (!) Natlon'o Bualnooa Today Ill Tom • Jerrv and Frlandt Ill P.BC News Thll Morn. lng (CC) IJli NBC News at Sunroae 8:45 CIJ Woether 1982 Plymouth Horizon, euto elr Call 614 -319-2726 69 Pontltc LeMen•. 400 eng New auto trent New rear end New water pump •750 Cltll 814·441·2819 •Pt nie. ctrpetlng. wuhtr • drvtr , IIOVt, rtfrlg fui'hlthed Jen 1 . 1187 Ph 7026 f (I) Fine Romanca (Jal Big Tan Today • CHI Wildfire CB Tho World Tomorrow 9:00 D Cll (jJ) Smurft (]) Jamn Robloon (!) Temlo: Junior lntiiiNI· tiona! From Por1 Woshongton, NY (3 hrs 1 Love Ill National Googr11phlc Explorer (I) D (JJ ,FIIntttone Kido Dr. J - Ket~M~~y (JJ Mind Your ~UIIfll ll'aclmg as Rober! Young I was f~~lln g soory for Roswrll Gllbell. so I was pi.J\' In ~ Roswe ll Golbe ol srlf pll yon gl\ "Thr dn <'C'Iot' sa td d on' 1 do that. ll's not honesl '" fao as Ros\\'ell Gilix'rl os rn nct•o ned. "I\ r di S('Usscd I his \\'II h mv ' wofr , Bel l\ Wr h,l\ Pn'l 1 l'r~ckrd an~ conclu sion· b<•ea ust• we feel il' s soml'lhong \'OU don 't sel llr wllh !<I lk Bdlv's nol loo kPo·n .1boul II I'm inclin<'d oo br loo it "Ru t you r .mnot conjrcl ut·r lhos thong on a cha 11 loo king • m 1» a iliJ Muppet Bebleo (H!Chertando 9:30 . CI1 Zole Lav111 (I) Mother and Bon @ Minority Buolnno Ra10:00 ou1· LJ wmdow Onlv a C' I Jsis \\ill If'\ ('(:t] hov. \\'(' W i l! fl('l )I · applies to a sold I~• In a \1 ;or. Some who vou would hav<' lhough l would be the hcoo lurnl"d 'a nd rcm If Wil S CII 1Hl lnatruc11onol Pro- 7:00 7: Jlr Watterson ' s Water H1ullng , r&.uonabie rates, Immediate 2.000 geiiGn dalivery, elate'"•· poolt, well etc eall 304 -576 2919 t 7:30 Houte COli Delivered 1 ton en d up Jim lanhlf, 304-676 - 1247 Of 675 -7397 8:00 B7 Upholstery 8:011 8:30 R lit M Cuetom Couches and Reupholtt ery , St Rt. 7, Crown City. Oh 614-266- 1470 Eve 614· 446 3438. Opon dolly 8 IO 6 Sat. 9 ·JO to 1 30 Old & new Uphott•red Mowrty't Upholllerlng serving trlcountyarea21 yaart The best In furniture 'uP.holnering Call 304 · 676 · 41'&4 for free e11ima1es I I ' Ill II) ljJ) News CIJ Jimm_y Swoggart Ill II CIJ Good Morning Americe Ill (1) H•Man. Maot•ra ofth• Unlvertl CII,N!Jhtly Buolno11 Report ll) Ill ID CBS Morning Newt tnl Suporfrlondt ljJ) Community Bulletin Board Cil 8uperbook (]) Notlon'o Buoln11o Today Gl (1) Tranoformera CII Vorled Progromo 9MIIkForao III Todey Show Cil Flying Hou10 • W Dennla 1ho Meneco CII Cepteln Kenglroo 1D lozo Show Clll Dreem of Jtannle CIJ Gentle Ben • (1) My Little Pony Cll Mr. Rogors' Nolghbor· hood 8:311 Ill llawltohod 11:00 el1l Aek Dr. Ruth C1J Father K - IHt " CIJ Hour M-'no I :il ==h Winfrey ~lml l!al '25,000 Pyramid Ill II) Donahue 1l1l To Be P.nnouncod. 9:30 D I]) Search for ~ lhr /if Tho Lone "-'fer ()) Reel Ghottllumrs • CD Jimmy Swllggert (I) Real G'-tbuetora Gl (1) Jimmy Swoggort ® The New Card Sharks '@ Beverly Hlllbllllta 9:35 (()I Love Lucy 10:00 8 I]) llll Sele of the Can· tury Cil 1'8 (1) 700 Club Ill ~rah Winfrey II Knoro Landing CII ,lrltld Programs ® Tr11pper John, M.D. Ill (HI $2&,000 Pyram1d tnJ Weltona 10:0B.IIl Movlo 10:30 D I]) 1!11 Blockbuotera PREMIERE Ill II) Tho Now Carel Sharko I 1:00 8 CIIIIJJ Whoel of Fortune Ill Love Boat 1'8 (1) Jim • Tammy ® m II) Price Ia Right tnJ Big Valley 11 :30 I]) iBI Scrobblo Bochelor Fothtor 12:00 D CII Super P.,tword • Cil Hero Come the Brldea CI1 Mlddoy D (1) Love Conneo1ion • CIJIII ell) (jJ NoIDFolconC..... 12\0B CII Perry Moaorr 12:30 Dl]) N.Wo (]) Oetting Fit with DeniM Auetln CIIICIJ Loving • CI'ONwltt III !121 Your~~ ond 1t1e • RetUne · iiJ Wordploy t :00 em iiJ Ooya a1 Our LlvH I]) Fe~ft D.:i!hter I~ ~-Child... (!)Newt I :011 (() Melvie I 1:20 (() Veried ,..,......,. Plltly DuM lhow WID- ofJoennlto • aJ Ae the Wao1d Tuma ' 2:00 • CII i1J Another World . Ill Dorio Dey 1:30 3:30 4:00 4:05 4:30 (JJ Amertcen Bendotend (I) MOVIE: 'The Big Stroot' ()I NFL Football: NFC Dlvl· alonel Playoff• or Alter· 111111 Progr11mmlng (3 hrs .. 30 min 1 (fi) Creative Living (jJ) Sefid Gold 1:30 (JJ MOVIE: 'Cowbcw' (jj) Here's to Your Heakh t :65 (JJ MOVIE: 'The Wild 1 'Tho ChlOe' ()) • (JJ .... Iunny lll1d Frlanda II CIIIlll Sen1o Berbera Cil Flylnv Nun IIl llJ Ill Ganoral Hospital fJiffiSmurfo · ® Gl (HI Guiding Loght li1l Body Electric tnl Andy Grlflllh Ill Tom • Jarrv end FrlendaCil Courtship of Eddlo'a Fothor ' .fJI (1) Scooby Doo li1J Mogle of on Po!n11no IBJ Heetholl" I) I]) Mr. Cartoon Cil Hazal Ill Factt of Life • m Thunderca1s 'D CII Foil Guy (I) Varied Progrema [)) Se11ma Stl'llot (CC) Ill (fiJ Magnum. P.l. 9 Ghoatbuators lliJ She Ro Prlnce11 of Powiir Ill Scooby Doo Cil Father Knowo Beat Ill Benton t!ll G.!. Joo (I) Mr. Rogera' Nolghbor· m hood ®J-rdy (!J lmurfa IJli H•M•n • M11ters of tho UnlverN 4:311 Ill Tho Fllntttonn 1:00 em Knltlht RCIJ Groen Aoroa HollyWood 8quaroa (l)'lrody lunoh CIJF-ofUfe Clll•lr. 8trMt (CC). III M'A'I'H li1J Mr. Rooert' Ntlghbor· · hood ID 0.1. Joe iiJ New Newlywed Olme B:OI ill GIUipn'o lolontl B:acl C1J Tho Riflemen (])Va_,.....,.., . I])~~ Slrokea . (i) Molly au aDd ~quanta I-Z.1. Coi-l (CC). • rDI Th...... Compeny Trenoformera (!J All New Detlnt Olme (I) Motoowatk Bebe Wlnltlernan'o Good Flthlng (jj) Computer Chronlcleo iliJ Oeluy High a(Hi Photon ' 1 :30 81]) llJJ Punky Browtter CIJa (I) "II· New E (1) Thio Old HouM iCC) ® Rock and Roll N-s (Jl) Body Eleotrtc D CHI Kldemagl IBJ Trenaform. . AfflRNOON 12:00 • Ef)l]l) NFL '87 or Alter· nate Pn>gnmrnlng ill Guna of Will SiSotilnoiM•mtt CD Bporucenter Slturdoy (JJ (JJ ABC Woeliond Specliol: Advenluroa of Con Sewyor and Hucldemll'f Finn )CCI P. polr of girls !J"IIn1o ell kinds of mfa· chiat in th11 atory baaed on Marl< Twom'aclattlcbookt. Por1 2 ol 2, IAI. D CD Wl'llttllna (60 min.) (JJ Victory Oritn (jj) Elephent Oameo The Elephan1 FaatiYol, • rodeo lor domesticated olepMn11, a 11 held every year in nor- 1hesot Thailand iliJ NFL Today or Alter· a nate Progl'llllmlllg (BJorn 12:30 8 ill (jJ) NFL Football: AFC ~l>lvttlonel Pleyall or , AlttrNie Prveowllmfnt 13 hrs) (]) Tho lllftoman CD A~ Dutdoart With Jullua llorao I]) Puttln' on tho Kldt • I]) IJttlel (I) Good HHIIh from J lrod¥'1 Khl:hen (II NFL 1odlly or Art--. f'rogaa1om!ng (jj) lMnu wllll Arllmll& D CIII' NFL Foolbell: NFC Dlvlolonll fllavoflll or AlttrNte PoogtW1111~ng (3 hrs.. 30 mln.l 1B MDVI£: ' M••c,. River' t :00 ' ill Clrnemln llrlp • (]) Gall: P'CIA ,.. Ct tl• From Ft. Moyera, Ft. 12 hro., 30 ml Live . I]) Lillie HauM on 1M Prelrle D W MOVIE: 'lwen Song' young gtrt' s-llfe 11 profou~y ollacoed by the covol ngh1t movement 1het hea come 10 her sleiJIIY MoaaflliPP<IOWn. 180 mon I (RJ ® llll Outloowo PREMIERE (60 mm.L' (jj) P.uotln City milo IBJ CoiiOiJollolkotball: De· Poulat Deyton (2 hra,J CHI Foctt of LIM ICCJ lifter see1ng a graphic holror a movte, Tootle dreams thlt 1 2:00 (I) Dukoo of Hauord (fi) Hometlmo: Eloctrlcel 1]1) NFL '87 or Ak1111111te Progr11mmlng 2:30 CJJ Branded (fi) Signing with Cindy (jJ) MOVIE: 'Tartan and the Mermaids' (jJ) NFL Football: P.FC Dlvi· alonel Playoff or P.ltomate Programming (3 hrs.) 3:00 ill Wild Bill Hickok • CD College Basketball· Florida et Gec111i1 12 hrs I II (I) Hondo On (I) Living Planet: Portrait of the Earth ICC) Host murderer lando 160 mon I ® .Gollerv 3:30 8 Cll NFL'87 or P.kemete Progr11mmlng (]) Gunsmoko CD Thoroughbred Racing Troplcel Park Dert>y From Moomo, Fl (60 mon.l Lova II (I) WWF Wrtstllng Chellenge (80 mon.) (fi) Mogle of 011 Pointing 4:00 8 Cll NFL Football: AFC Dlvlalonel Ployoff or Alternate Programming (3 hrs I (I) Song of Survivol The bond of human spirit 1s shered be1Ween thortv women held captive by 1he 8·30 (JJ II (I) SledVe H..,m.r (CCI Sledge loaea his Milconfidence when h1' treasured gun 18 stolen by 1 Q!Oup of hoods 1111 227 Rose takes San· dra'e advoca end joint 1 vi· deo dating service to 'find a SUitable mate . In Stereo. 9•00 • (1]1111 Golden Gl~oiCCI Soph1B rece1vn an u... ac:pecred and unwelcome vilit • from her faud1ng slater, to whom she hao no1apokon in 30 vearo. In S1orao. CD College ~ : Duke at Vlrglnlll 12 hra.l L1V8 (CCI Wes'o proleoslonol behaviOf' ala shool-out Ia, investigated. Kevin m1n .) (JJ The Trtpoda ()I. (1IJ MOVIE: 'Kill Me Goodbye' (jj) Counuy Exprell 9:30 D C1J (JII Aman In Stereo. (JJ Snook Pmlewe , [)) MOVIE: 'Doctor Who: The Romant' 10:00 Dill CHI Hunter Dee Deo goes undercover as a rock stnger to crack a murder caaa (60 mon.)·ln Sttrao (]) Hordceotle and McCor· mlclc (I) D ()) Spenaer: For Hire (CCI Spenser mull con1ond wi1h a by-the·book dlaUict anorney when he Ia loiHiy Health from Jane Brody's Kitchan II iliJ College Btaketball or Alternate Programming preas time. an NCAA Bas~ 4 :35 5:00 6:05 5:30 5:35 EVENING 1:00 (J) Big Valley CD Sportocentor S.turday Ill 8 (() CHI Newa DW Star Trek CIJ Mooterplece Thoetro: PoradiH Poatpontld ICCI Fred discovers the lom11y s lain led past. while Henry 11- a tempts to prove his father's lnsanflr (60 min) (fi) Houoe for I'll Seooona (jJ) Chorloo In Chargo (jJ) Mueic City, U 8.11. ~:08 (I) Wortd Charnpionlhlp Wreotling (2 hra I 1:30 CD Scholeetlc Spono' P.merica (I) ABC Newt G (I) Concem [fiJ Thlo Old HouH (CCI Ill cas New• (Hi One Big Fomlly Oon'a a flop when he 1eams up wi1h Uncle. Joke lor s comedy e ICt e ill College Btskltball: Nevada. Reno II Mlroholl 12 hra.) (I) Campbell• CD College Beokltball: Moryland et North Caronna &tete (2 hra I Live. (I) S1011fl Wondor Jamie playl a judge In a.mock trial et school • wSolid Gold D(I)HoeHCouot..u Odyssev Cllll]l) Whoel of For- (1) at. tune charged with extorting bribes from former cllenta. )60 mK1.) IRJ. D W Wroatllng )60 min .) (I) MOVIE: 'Dr. Who: The Time Moniter' @Newa 10:35 Ill Benford ond Son 1 I :00 Dill ill D (JJ ®e ilJJ tJIJ News (]) Johri Anlteobero CD NFL'o GI'Miast Mo· menta: 198& Divisional PloyCJIIo • · ' • CD Taloo from tho IJoik. oldc Woth an unuauel 'audience 1r. mind. a nytter'oua 1nves1or revtVII 1 ttlavlUon aenea oho< wu exod 20 veers ago weat 111r: Oar· ran McGavin (Jl) 19B5 Netlonol P.rtletlo Roller Blurting Clltmplon. ohlps 160 mon I (]) You Writa tho Sor1ga 11 :05 (JJ Nlghl TriiCka Chartliuoteraln Stereo. 1t :30 eMelnillEvent {)I) Saturday Night'• VIII Among fo· night's metchea, Hulk Ho· gon facet Paul 'Mr. Wondorful Orndorff in 1 ateel CIQI boul end Rowdy Roddy Piper end Adorable Mr(!ln Adonia square off 1in a re· vonx:;:teh. 190 mon ) : . CD -Saturday (JJ Solid Gold ' D W Ghoet Slaty • (I) WWF Spot!lgh1 Dn Wr11tllngi80 min.) • ® MOVIE: 'Aftelr te fta. member' • (1IJ MOVIE: 'To Be An· a nounced' 1BJ U!Ht'flet of the Rloh end Famou1 Welflh In tho Soviet Union; Sophia Loren on florida'• Willltmsltlllnd; Rich Lin., glvu t 1our of ljlo Mol1bu home , lhe uttomoteln Nmouoineo (60 m01 I : 12:00 (JJ 8pocllli (60 mln.l • CDWortdCIIIMCIIn1JII •· lhlp WrHtllng 180 ml~ ) t 2:01 (JJ Night TI'IICkl In Storoo. 12:30 (JJ WWF Wreotllng OJ;IIenge 160 mln.l •, D CD MOVIE: 'Rece WJih the Devil' D (I) Ufeo1ylos of ,.,. Rich end Fomouo !60 mln.l 1BJ Pollet Story 1:00 D Cll News (]) Vlc1ory (jJ) NBC Newo 7:00 tncoun- 1ers school bulll8o and Robin otero in a rock video (80 mtn.j ke1bllll game looouring Mi- I (() II (I) HNrt of tho Clly (fi) <lood a her end .... hgtlted by class•cal work s baa11d on thetr accounts ~60 hrs.). IBl Soul T;eln 4:30 (J) Wagon Troln CD Fllhln' Holt Specie! (60 mln.l (I) Wide World of'Sporto (90 m'n I (I) Auto Reclng: Grond Netional NatlonwiH 150 (90 mon.) ® College Besketblll or Altemete Progr11mmlng 111 stal~tng 8:06 (() MOVIE: 'Tho 8.-ch· Japanese during Wortd War II 1n th1s documentary hlgh- At press time, an NCAA Basketball game featuring Michtgan at llhno1s or St John' s at VIllanova wa& ten · tatlvely scheduted to a1r ~2 •s the other girls In Stereo. David Attenborough exam Ines the cunous wtldhfe and vegetation on exotiC IS· TweetyShow D (1) Buell llegera (II CI1 Wonderworko ICCI A " a....~ CIJ~ I ' ~·· a atlvely echeduled 10 air 12 hrs.) [)) Gourmet Cooking Ill Seltwater Anglor with Flip Polloi D W Wrntllng !60 m1n I (I) Auotln City Limits (fi) Frugal Gounnot (lJJ Good Times (I) Rol10d Martin (!) Sp 11dweok (ll) Motorwoek (Hi lt'o a Living (() Flohin' With Orlondo Wilton ill MOVIE: I Huntington, WV Columbuo, OH Athena, OH Huntington, WV Cable N-o Net Chicago, IL 'Parkersburg, WV a (JJ Fawlty Towers ® D iliJ Poe w..·, Pfoy10:30 Dl]) (JJ AMn • the Chlpmunko , ()) D (I) Pound Puppies (I) Wodellowe Ployhouoe ® <lll Toen Wolf @ Wild Kingdom t t :00 D CIJIJJJ Foofur IBJ Carol Bumon and 3:05 ([) e m . (I) chigan at lllm01s or St John's at Vtllanova wa& ten - IBJ People to People, Ill D Ill One Life to Ltv• Ill C!l F.Troop 1BJ Dick Von Dyke 2:30 Cil Bill Colby Show fJI (1) Tom • Jerrv ® Ill II) Capi1ol 3:00 ([) a houoe skinny gu; who w~nl ovr•r lhr lop of lh<' hill a nd rapt u11'CI 14 soldit>o s wllh ,, bavonrl " Cil Hazel (!) (CCI ~lll e Tomorrow WPBY WINS WOUB ' WOWK CNN WON WTP.P Cil (CCI WEEKDAYS RINGLES ' S SERVICE . eiCpenenced cttpenter, electrician. meson. p1lnter. roofmg hnclud•ng hot tar epphcat•on) 304676-2088 or 676 -7147. 85 1974 Ptymouth Duner. A/ C, PS/ PB, low milts, good 1h1pi Atking *895 Call 614 -2668763. Ntw 2 bedroom aptt tn Muon. W Ve Qultt tttting, off street plllling Rtnt tlartt al f 199, Call lind• Cenon at 304 -n&5011 or D•nl•• Streib at 114· 8&3 -411 1. Equal Houtlng· Opponunky to mr,'' • savs Young " H<.• C'tmg ht m 0 srvrr.ll tnnmPs a a Autos for Sale '72 Chevelle Malibu, blue whh vmyllop. 3&0 engine with new 2 barrell carb. Sh•p set of wheels Call 814 -387: 0493 Furnished apt, t175 00 water pd 2 bedroom 1 31 Y, Fourth Avt Ph ·U0-4-tU after 7pm, Bul whosr mJscr.\' \\as II? 'was II Gilbert's, for enduring yra_rs of his wlfr's suffe.o·ing from body crippling osteopo· rosls and mind warping Alzh<'imer's disea se? Or. was il Emily's, for ~nduolng lh~ pain? ' Thr cas~' of Rosw~ll C1lberl was Important lor a nation lhal is slowly graving, and espr'clally impot·tanl for Flor· Ida whrrcmunyofthrrldrolv go Ia livr before lh<'V doc. C'a n vou koll 10 <'nd " lm•1'CI one's suffNin g or Is il JUSI murarr by anothPr name'? Gllbcrl didn'l jus I pull I ht' plug. He pul)ed I he lolgg~r ­ and hr pulled il Iwire · "Mr1c~ or Milrdc'l." a l\\0hour NBC' mo' •~ ail ong Sun· da\ .Jan 11 (9·ll p m EST !. do~s rnPrry· kllling just or~ In real lllr. the juo" ro n· 'orted Ci!beol of fiosl ·dcgrP<• muo dN and sent him to poison foo\ life. Bul · artoo Robert Young wasn'o so sure for Young, lh<' Cllb~rl case \\a s a bill ers\\('('! pil l. II was h iS bt)sLt.:OlP in Vl'ai'S, ~'!'haps s ince his davs as Do Mao c·us Wl'lby. And good pam don' t -come along much foo ~~~)"l.' a r· old actors. Bu1 ot a lso struc k a persona I chord Youn~ os old a nd he and his wlf~ of 54 yeaos have doscussed whal to do if e ll her onr becomes Ins uffera bly Ill "II almosloulnrd me in I hal I got so emooionally onvolvro In the thing that lhr dh ~'<'IOo e m a asodt• and !alk Fetty Tree Trtmmmg, stump removal Call 304-675· 1331 . Dned 1helled corn 84 50 per cwt Ground t5 00 A.ft cwt Ground whh motestet S5 75 per morntnll f1eater with ~~~~ ~o~;:--j_:""~':_ · ~30~4~-~4~68~·~1~0~3~1·~-and fan . gat refngeralor, gas cook ttove 7 months old. 111 in exc cond, 1Her 6 .00 c:all 30!\676·8612 • 0 OVC'I , m~ had oo take MORN!NQ Now buvmg 1hell J:Orn or ear earn Call forletestquotes R1var C1ty ....Serm Supply, 61 4-4462985 warm BASEMENT WIITERPROOFING Un eondtiiOnet ltletime guarentee Loeel references furnished Free estlmetes Call collect 1-614 -231-0488, day or mght Rogers Ba sement Waterproofmg RON ' S Televi110n Serv1ce Hous• calla on RCA Otillzar. GE . Spec•almg in Zenith Cell 304 - 678 -239 8 or 614-4462454 25 lflch Zemth co lor Television, 14ft.' elummum boatr'idt 26 HP Evmrude motor and tra iler 400 CC motor cycle. like new, 1811 than 1200 m1les 3 gra'lleplotaln Gravel Hill Cametery Call 614992· 2395 Gat water heeter UPJ TV Editor NEW YORK iUPIJ - Roswrll Gilbert , a 75·; <'ar·old ~ lrclronlcs engin!'er who I'C',I,Ired Ia the good llf!' in soulh f lorida, l<'tri<'ved lhe gun from his -workshop, lo.od ed il and shot his wife qf ol years in lh!' rlghl temple H~ fPII· hr o wrist, drl['('ted a pulst". oe loaded and shot h<'r agaon m the h<'ad. Thf' misery was Home , Improvements UTILITY BlDG SPECIAL 21'1C38'•9'EAVE-~..;t"'littl slidtng door & serv1ce doO'\o t4,288 00 erected , Iron Horse Buildings Ph 614 332·9745 a For veteran Robert Young, playing a mercy killer s_truck a chord Serv1ces FTM General Contracting 13yrs experience Roofing &: Construction Ph 814-388 -9308 Free estimates 10% oH during the f1olid•vs otter Ppirn Jan 15, 1981 White Farm Tractors, 8est Pme 1n Area. Stders Equ1pment Co. Henderson, W Ve 304-6767421 READY TO SHOOT- They may have love In their hearts, but they better have murder In their eyes. On-camera Malgt)ljla and Stacy Keach get rPady to shoot a scene from "Mike Hammer" In a~~<epl•ode entitled "Kill John Doe." In real life, the husband and wife arc appearing .,gether for the first time on screen since Iheir July wedding. Only in Hollywood , . would this be By MARK SCHWED JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 36 W Gallrpohs. Ohio. Call 614 -446-9777. eve 614 448 ~ 3692 Up front trac tora With warranty over 40 used tractors, 1000 'ools 1976 JD 360-C bulldorer 6 way blade and wine!) 88500 814·698· 6531 Ilk for Rickey a Olds Pontile -Chevy -Chevy truck, uted 1utomet•e turbo transmiuions Call 814·445 0986 Aapair1ng Also Avatlebee SWEEPER and 1ew1ng machine repair. p• rts. and suppU". Pick up and delivery. Divis Vacuum Cleener. one half m•le up Georges Creek Rd. Call 814446-0294. 11:30 CD c~a Bookotball: Ari· zone at OrllfiC)ft State 12 hrs I (A). 6 :110 IBJ Odd Couple 8:00 (]) Heritage Singers ill CNN News (I) Aware • W Hackle and Jocldo ID CHI Weekend M-Ine rpo e Cll Saturday Report (]) 700 Club Ill Batween the Linea Ill Romper Room • CD Mighty Mouae ® 20 Minute Workout IBJ Supermen 7:00 D Cll Joy of Gordenlng ill Gat Smart . . (I) FuntHtlc World of Honna-Berbera • CD Kldao TV (I) Adam Smith's Money World ® U.S. Fann Report IBJ Cartoon• 7:1 II IBJ Buyer's Forum 7:30 8 Cll Buge Bunny end Frtanda Ill Special . 1 (!) SportoConter ..,... Ill Hagen'o Heroeo (I) Wild Kingdom (I) Wa' ra Cooking Now ® Agri-Country CHI Riehle Rich IBJ IIIUOI Unlimited 8:00 8 CIIIJJJ KIIIIYfut (])Te:tock CDS eek Ill plonlhlp Wrutllnll_(80 min.) (I) Tho Wuuloa (CC). , (I) BIHI Me, Flllher ' (Jal Mork • Mindy CHI Berenoteln Bean ICC) (HI U.S. Fann Report 8:30 I) CIJIJJJ Gumml Beoro CII Catch the Spirit )CCI. CD Jimmy llilllerd Golf Connocllon • W Puttln' on tho Hlte (I) Care Beera Family a Auto Parts & Accessories CROSS & SONS U.S 36 West, J1ekson, Oh10 614·286-6461 MuMV Eerguson, New Holland, Bush Hog Sales & Service OYer 40 used tractors to choose from complete ltne of new ·&: uttd equipment. J,.argest selectton In S.E 0h;o, 62 Wanted to Buy Tony ' s Gun Repetrs, hot rebluelng Opet~ 9·00 AM to 7 00 PM Call 304 -876 -4631 Motorcycles Budget tran am11110ns used & rebu1lt all types TorQuecon\lerters & tranafer cases Engine O'V9r haul k1t1 Alliton Transmts. liOn parts end CVC Jo1n11 M1mmum 30 day to lifetime warranty. Will dollvor, cash end carrry or mstall Ph 614-379 2220. 81 locust fence post end ftrewood for tale Also tree tnmmmg Call Greg Hayman 614-986 -4340 Firewood for tale $36 per toed or 6 loadt t150 delivered and stacked 614-949 -2601 after 6·00 p m 76 Peavey CS 800, CS 200 two 260's power amps, f tll Sun catnnets, 8 CL treynor m1111er, 10 ft. 10 power can ltght atand Call 614· 446·3125. PlattiC CIStern 1tate apPJOVed plastic septtc tanks, plastic culvert• met11l culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack son, 011 614 288 6930 Tree & Slump ' emoval, stone melt firpwood 896 dump load, HEAP Vouchers aocep_ted Don't Landscapes Call 814· 446 -9646 198!5 Astro cargo van E "condition Call614 245 5138 Motor cycle trollor, 1981 Yemaha. 750 V1rago Call 614448 7414 Pets for Sale 57 Firewood delivered Oak & hickory, spin . HEAP voucher. p1ekup load $315 Cell614-446 -2223 or 614 446-3028 1981 Cllevy ven. sharp. 84,000 1978 Cemaro utra ntce 53,000. Ca11614·379·2820 56 Pickens Used Furr11ture Good QUBhtV uted furniture Open 9 to 6 or call for appomtm&nt 304 -675 -6483 or 675 1460 Callahan's Used Tire ShJ. Over 1,000ttreS,IIleS12, 13, 14.16 16, 16 6 8 m1les out Rt 218 Call 614 -256·6251 Vans & 4 W.O. 74 AKC Shetland theep dog " Mm• ature Collie" 7 weeks old. Shots & wormed. table Ill wh1te females black & whito males $160 304-372-6666 54 Misc . Merch&f\dise 73 CheriHton. WV MORNINQ 676-1145 1977 Chevy half ton pickup, auto, long whael bue. runs good, S150 00 . 304 678 2941 Pole Buildingl by Qua.llty Bu•lders Work,hops, carports amm.el shelter• garages Free est•m ates Phone 614 -3846762 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers. refr~gerators . ranges Skaggs ~pphances . Upper R1ver Rd beSide Stone Crest Motel 814 -446 -7398 1 Bedtoom betic rent •1 76 00 plus eltctrle AltO requif ld 1 · 00 security deposit CONTACT· Jack•on Etl8ttt Dept. Ph 441 3997 Equal Hous in g Opponunlty, Wis.m•n Real 1'11 814·448· 55 Building Supplies Hurricane. WV ' 1/3/87 '------------T-----------1 r - - : ------:-:-51 Household Goods Huntington, WV CBN Cable Netwrk SportaNetwork P,tlente, GA Columbuo. OH SATURDAY !a-.- even~ngs Rr:c1l Eslalr. Clifton (Meble :iohn•on property) . Fulty c•rpettd, recently remodel... new rooi Asking $11,000. Call304-n3-51534or 304· 773·1784. 3835 Apartments for rent m PomMoy. One end two bedroom Clean end mce Call 614 -992 -62 16 or 614·992· 7314 Nicely furn11hed 2 bdr IPI Adultl only lnqutre at corn• Firat & 011\le Sl at Shepperds S1ln & Service 3 bdr , ••r. pool. garage Ntce Commtrcill proplrty. corner lots... • hlfllwey frontage Ust wltti u1 We hi'Vt buyers. A-One Real Estat•Broktr. 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(Hi At 1M Movioo Rex Reed and Bill Harris pick the batt rnovl11 ol '86. 8:00 (JJ MOVIE: 'This Ia 1M ~ Cll Skleldclce (CC) I R11io and'Emle cope With an unexpected hou10 piT who h11 learnod Engllth by wllchiniJ talav11lon crime lhows eWMre. W-oftiMI World Pegunt 12 hra I • CD Rollermonlo )80 mm ~ 1:01 (I) Night Trecka In Stereo . 1 :30 (JJ Specie! ®Nightlife D llli Muoic City. U.S.A. IBJ Twilight Zone 2:00 (]) Jownh Voicl CD 19B8 EqulttiiN Family Ski Chlllonge Coverape from Vail, CO. (R), ; D CHI Newt !AI • 1BJ TM from the Dirk· olde Horrible lncidonco plogua a yoong couple lfn their newlv; acquirtd brQW1'~ alone and their wllchcroh• prsc11cing no~ghbor )P.dolph Coasior) may bll to blame. 2:0B CIJ Night T..-!n St-o 2:30 ill Heritege Singers • i~·t......... bill' --···r ®You Write the lorlfl)li 3:00 CJJ 1Ht of 700 Cluj) I' CD Golf: POA file Cl!!4ic From Ft Meyer• • FL. (2 hoo , 30 mln.IIRI. • • @INN Nowo 3:01 (I) Nltlhl TI'IICkl 1:;::, • 3:30 .llJI MOviE: 'Cattle 4:00 WIE: 'The •, 4:01' (JJ Nltln TI'IICkl In St~. 4:30 • W MOVIE: 'Delth•M love HouM' �' ~" . . .. l . . MQRNING 5:06 III Night Tracks In SJereo 5:30 Cll Auto Racing Special: lynn St. Jamts' Search for 200 MPH CIJ Today's Businesa 6:00 Ill NawSight '87 Cll College Basketball: Maryland at North Caroline Stata (.2 hrs.) (A) . III CNN News Ell C!l Cartoons (jJ For Our Times til (J]J Weekend Megarlna 1DJ Superman 6:30 0 II) TV Chapel Ill Superbook a. (I) The World Tomorrow I]J Aware ® Strictly Buainess IDJ Christian Science Moni· tor Reports 7:00 0 II) IBi James Kennedy Ill Jimmy SwoggP:'t III it II Written (]) Discover Col 1mbus fi) C!l lnhumar. Jids a I]J Bettor Way IJ) Natura of Things The machmes have " that created tlumans to launch chine George Balanchine's career is examined from a look at the safety. conscious designs of to· SIB to the creation of the (60 m1n .) (]) leroy Jenkins Cll (J]J For Veterans Only 7:30 ·- B II) Robert Schuller III Tom .. Jerry and Friends (l) Prosperity Now lill C!l Jem a (I) Jerry Falwell" ® Oral Roberts Cl) (J]J Bible Answers IDJ Three Sco,a/ Community Calendar IBl Jimmy Swaggart 7:46 ()]) Whars Nu? B:OO (I) James Kennedy Cll SportoCanter C1J Jerry Folwell fi) (!) Voyegera Cil (j]) Sesema Street (CC). ® It Is Written Ill (J]J Evangelistic Outreech • IDJ Robert Schuller B:30 0 II) Oral Roberts Cll Footlocker Fitness Chal· lange Coverage from Sunny Islas, FL. a (I) Day of Discovery ® Firat Edition Ill (J]J lower Lighthouse IDJ Heritage of Faith IBl ~n Bible 9:00 0 CIJ ill Kenneth Cop• land (I) Flohln' Hole PREMIERE (60 min.) CIJ Ill (J]J Tho World Tomorrow f.ll (!) Father Murphy a C1J Hawaii Flv...O ([) Nature (CC) The sea creatures of the Arctic are e•plored . (60 min.) Part 1. (R) In Slereo. ® CBS News Sunday Morning liD Mr. Rogers' Neighbor· hood ()]) Sundey Mass 1Bl Jerry Folwell 9:30 (l) Now Gidget (j]) 3-2·1, Contact (CC] . Cll (J]J Rovorond Henry Ma. han IDJ Superman 9:36 (1) Andy Griffith 10:00 I I II) Mualc and tho Spoken Word Ill Lloyd Ogilvie (!) Scholaatic Sports America ® To Be Announced. f.il (!) MOVIE: 'Abbott and Costello Meat Dr. Jokyll and Mr. Hyde' a ([] Viewpoint Cil Novo: Fountains of Par· adlse (CC) This program looks at a large hvdroelectric project in Sri Lanka upcoming murder is adver- The lone Ranger 5:30 tributes to Ricky Nelson bv Fats Dom ino, John Fogartv. and Jerrv lee Lew1s . and probability are examIned . liD Matineo at tho Bljou: Don Wlnalow of the Nevy (90 min) ) Ill (J]J Larry Jonas IDJ Rawhide IBl The World Tomorrow t 1:30 0 II) AI Issue ({) Sportacentors NFL Gameday (60 min.) •. Cll Buolneao WC~rld f.ll ffi MOVIE: 'Biondlo In Society' · a (I) Thla Wook With • • David Brl!'lkley Cil Scionco Gozotta Ill I]]) To Bo Announced. (j]) Batter Woy AfTERNOON 12:00 D (}) illi' MMt tho Prell • Ill Flipper • (l) • (I) Thlo Wsek With Devld Brinkley • (I) Weahlngton Wsek In Review Ill (!}) In Focua ilJ) Wild, Wild Wut 12:30 8 II) ilJI NFL '87 or Alttr· note Programming Ill <lentil, Ben '(JJ NlnetHn • Eighty Six NCAA Flnol Four High. lights Highlights of tho min .) termath of nine tragic accidents is examined . (60 min.) illi Muolc City, U.S.A. 6:30 I I II) 1I1i NBC Nawi (1) New Loave It to Baover ® a (I) ABC Newt Cil Literacy Voluntnr Tu· tor ®New• , IBi Punln' oh the Hill 7:00 D II) illi Our House (CC) Gus responds angrily when the kids find a manu1cr.ipt of short stories in the attic, while Jeuie's si eter Sheila makes a surprise visit. (60 min.) In Slereo. au••~ Part 1. ·'«) SportsCentor (I) W~rld CMmp~hlp Wrottli'!i, (80 min .) ([] a (JJ Dleney Sunday Movie: Double Switch (CC) When a teenage rock atar end hll looksllke decide to trade placio: they laorn some, valuable looaont about each other's lives. (2 hro.) ' ., e ' 12:00 @ ()ooan 8pray1 llodleoln . (90 min .) (R) . illl [2J MOVIE: 'Foot· loose' 9:30 Cil College Basketball: Michigan at Purdue (2 hrs) Live. 10:00 0 II) (j]J NBC White . Paper: To Ba a Teacher m (1) MOVIE: 'Silver City' f.il ffi Odd Couple 10:30 f.ll ffi INN Nowa Cil Roll On Manatee liD IDJ Nawo 11:00 II) CIJ a CIJ ® (j]) IBl News Ill Harclcutla and McCor· m 4 :35 root of domination of standardized English is e•· plored . (60 min.) 10:30 Ill Rock Alive , ' (1) Jerry Falwell C!l ler'l:Jonts . 11 :00 . . II) (l) 0 (I) . , (j]) IBl Newa ({) SportsCentar (60 min .) f.il ffi Benny Hill Show Cil Firing Line (60 min .) ®CBS News (j]J Gallery (j]) Telos from the Derkside Final Four (60 min.] 7:00 0 II) (j]J Today (2 hrs.)ln , lenge · Downunder: The Stereo 8:30 Cll SportsCanter. 9:00 @ Golf: PGA Fila Cla11ic From Ft . Meyers. FL. (2 hrs .. 30 min.) (1'1) . 9:05 (1) Down to Earth 10:05 III MOVIE: 'Fool'o Parada' 11 :00 a (I) Fame, Fortune and Romance • 11 :30 (!) Mazda Sportslook AfTERNOON 12:00 Cll Ocean Sprayt Bodies in Motion 1:00 Cll .Collogo Basketball: Mi· chlgan 11 Purduo (60 m:n.) (R). 1:06 III MOVIE: 'Sergeant Ma· tlovlch vs. the' U.S. Air Force' 2:00 Cll This Year In ~porta (2 hrs.) . 4:00 O .(l) (j]J Main Stroot NBC News Correapo'ndont Bill Schachner Interviews teen· ogers on their hopes and • fears .of the new vear. ac· tress Allison Smith is pro· f iled and a Virginia gifted student program IS exam- ined. (60 min .) Cll Flohln' Hole (60 min.) ® Divorce Court 6:00 (I) NFL Filma Film high· lights of Super Bowl II with the Green Bay P,ackers and lha Okland Raiders. Cl) (J]J Divorce Court 5:30 · @ Scholaatlc Sporto Amer· lea 6:35 III Rooky Road In Stereo . EVENINQ II) (I) Ill ()) ® Ill (j]) 8;00 • {j]] Newo ill Big Valley • Cll Mazde Sportslook f.il C!l Jefjersona ® learning Hour (j]J Secret City (j]) Facta of Ufo 6:06 (1) And.t Griffith 6:30 D II) ll1l NBC News ® 2:30 3:00 3:30 . · 4:00 4:30 cas Now• Nlghtwatch Cll SPOrtoCenter • (1) Bob Newhart (j]) At the Movlea " Biggest Movie Bombs of 'B6." Re• Reed and Bill Horrialiatthe wor•t movlao of ' 86. Ill MOVIE: 'Spitfire' Cll College Beokotbell: Duke at Vlrglnle (2 hrs.) (R). (1) luoy Show 1DJ INN Nowe III <letlmart 9 Odd Couple (1) Agrlcukure U.S.A. , 9 MOVIE: 'Berlin Carre• . pondenr (]) l(a Your Buolneaa Cll NFL Filma Preaanta f.ll C!l Too Cloaa for Comton a ([] Judge ® WhNI of Fortune Cll (J]J ll]] Jeopardy IDJ Benson 7:36 III Hone~moonere 8:00 D II) llll Matlock A TV cooking queen hir~s Me· tlock after she is accused of p~isoning her '"ex· husband with e deadly sauce. (60 min.) In Stereo. (J.) Hell Town Cll NHL Hockey: Teams to Bo Announced C3 hra.)livo. CIJ a (I) Who' t the Boss? (CCI When 1 blizzar d otrendslhe family at home. Tony reminisces about his days as a truck driver while Mona recalls Tony's infamous houaeke&plng predecessor. · f.ll C!l MOVIE: 'Ciosk a"d Dagger Cil MacNeil-lehrer Nowoh· 1 our ~ ® Ill II2l 'l'h• Wlui'if Si· mon helps o dancer who has become a target for · murder. (60 min.) . liD Nova: Chlna'o Only Child (CCI The .one-child per family, policy of. the People's'Aopublic of Otllna 11 exam ined. (80 min .) (A). iDJ . MOVIE: Womo11 of Subotance' Part 1. 8:05 (1) NBA Beaketball: Chi· c1110 Bulla et Clovllend Covallera (2 hrs .. 15 min.) Llva . . 8:30 ()) II I)) Growing Pelno (CC) Maggie grounda Mike for the weekend for lying, but ho demsndo the ume puniahment of hor vthan ho overhears her tell en ' untruth to her boll. @ NHL Hockey: T11ma to Be Announoed (3 ~rs.) (R). (I) MOVIE: 'Mr. Lucky' @ AWA Wreatllng (60 • min.) • ()) ABC· Alteroohool Specllll: Hlah School Narc (CC) ·A young IIK'<ing pol· tinction of dinoiaurs to ~~·· • (!}) Divorce Court 5:3L(D,If"ooky Road In Stereo. EVENING . : CIJ 11 Cll ID e IIIIN- e:oo • II) son . · (J]J ioua phone call from a man claiming to be en . admirer of hers since high school. In . (j]) MacNei~Lahrer Nowohour • (!}) illi Whoel of Fortuna (!J Barney Mtllor ·7:05 (I) S.nford end Son (I) New Newlywed ,7:30 Game @ NiniiHn Eighty Four NCAA Flnol Four High· lights Highllghta of the 19B4 final four teams In· elude, Georgetown , Hou ... ton, Kontu.cky and VIrginia. Ill C!l Too Close for Com· e (}) .([]Judge 1D Wheel of Fortune e (!}) IDI Jeoperdy (!J Benson 7:311 (]) HoMymoon~ra 11:00 • (}) IBl Highwsy to H11von CCCIJ.onathan and . . '. . .I 1/9/87 15:00 @ Auto Reclng '88: Reily Aeolng Sen Remo Rally from Italy. (80 min.) CR). 7:00 • II) IBl Today C2 hrs.) In Stereo. 8:30 @ llportsCenter 11:00 @ Skate Amerloo 1886: Exhibition (60 min .) CR). (J) Wonderworkl (CCI A young glrl'o life lo profbundly effected by the civil rig~tl movement tion. C80 min.) IDN-o 7:011 7:30 Romance I 12:00 I]) Ooeon 8pr•v• Bodloaln Motion , @ College S.lketbell: Ternplo· et Kinsel (2 hra.) · (R). • .1:0& (I) MOVIE: 'Croaaflre' 3:00 @ College S.lk~ll : Merylend It North Caroline (2 hro.) (R). • , .• • 4:00 liD Dlvoroe Court 11:00 @ NFL Filma Film. ,high· lighto of Super Bowl .VII with iho Miami Dolphins ond the Wuhington Rad· lki.nl. ,. f D l - Coun · &:30 ,(!) Aotlon Outdoora with · • e : • crz 1:31 .!J? Aoaky Road ln Stereo. '.lullue lorol • .. e (}) (I) Woman'' Colfoge 'Ia• ' ketball: Ohio ltate It Ml· ohl@n (2 hrl.) • (!)MOVIE: 'Tho Sian of • Zarro' • (I) Webller CCCI probation betrays his benefactor. (60 min .) . • C!J Odd Couple · CIJ Beok et lllo Ranch (CC) . ID. Equalizer McCall help• a 'temale conatruction workel'who claims she witneeaed a murder in a luxury high·rise apartment (80 min .] ' liD News 10:30. C!J INN News liD ConverNtlon with All Mazrul 10:35 ill MOVIE: 'To Catch ' o Thier 11:oo•1Il rn~me~ ilJ IBl News (]) Hirdosstl• and McCor· .. mlok @ NFL'e Superetars Joe Namath. · f1 (!) M'A'S'H I]) Crlale on Fedarel Stroot lllJ Beok at tho Ranch (CC). 11:30 81I)!BlTonlghtShow To· crz m• night's guest is Chinese musician Warren Chang. (60 min.lln Stereo . ® SportiCantor . ([] WKRP in Cincinnati flffiTexl Ill (I) ABC News Nlghtllne 1D Magnum, P.l. • (j)) Adderly Adderly is assigned to locate the kid· napped mistress. of a Belgian Trade i!lnissar.y. (70 min.) 12:00 ill Bumo Allen @ NFL Films Film high· lights of Super Bowl V with the Baltimore Colts and tho Dallas Cowboys. (I) Jefleraons 8 ffi Rawhide .11 (I) Talaa o~ the Unox· a. MORN'lNQ ·12:30 II(}) IBl Lite Night with David letterman Tonight's 3:00 Ill MOVIE: 'little Mon' @ Top Rank Boxing from Rosende, Collfornla (2 hrs.) emveu.. ,. ()J MOVIE: 'Cforlk end Dog. 1:30 ,, • ' ' ••• I ' 7:00 a ;nJt~ e I]]) Scarecrow end M,._ Kine (80 min.) Re.Ww !1:01 crz e our 8:01 . pose as promoters to 1m11h o gangster's monev· laundering schema . f80 min.) Port 2 of 2, In Stereo. ill700 Club @ :rop Rank Boxing from Leo Vegio, NV (2 hrs .. 30 min.) Live. II (I) Clung Ho CCC) Kaz muot toll Hunt that his girlf· rlend II two-timing him . Cll Statewide ID Ill Dollaa (CC) Cal· houn us11 Sue Ellen In his vendetta against J .R.. a fruotrsted Ray and Clayton work together to forget their troubles and Jeremy Wandell plana to ruin Ew· ing Oil. C60 min .) lllJ Adem Smlth'o Money World a~o II ()) Dade (CCI Cll Well ttraot Wsek il]J Forum 10:00 II (}) IBl Crime Story As Torello io aubpeonaad to tptlly lor luca. on anrsged llivld Abram• quito hla public defender poot to do· ·fond Torello end Luca do· cldeo tho time ia rlghl to at· uulnate Torello and Abremt. (60 min.) In Stereo:, (I) • ([] Stsrmon (CCI 1 When Starman ia arr~tt8 d, George Fox prepanfa to and hlo 16-yeor oasrch by f inolly catching him. (60 min.) NIA lllketblll: New \'cwlc Knfoks It Philedol- · phlll7lorl (2 hra.. 18 min.) C1J MaoNII~Lehrlr Nev>Jit> il]l Wllhlngton Week In '. · Ruk~aar 9:00 II CIJ!Bl Miami VIce Zito · becomeo tho trainer for a prom lalng young fighter while Crocken and Tubbt Child (CCI The one-child per fam1ly pol1cy at the People's Repub lic of China is exam ined . (60 min ) (A ) ® Ill (J]J Simon & Simon guests are com edian Gil· be rl Gottfned, sportcas te r M erv Albert and samphon· 1st Oev1d Sanborn . (60 min.} In Stereo. A."-. Witnesses know who fired shots a1 Letitia Blacklock , but rr 8:30 ())~nine.,.._ CIJ Mr. lolood~ JCC) Whtn Gaorga end Monho lOCIHn Kevln'o 'house ruleo; the yo•ng mon II· tompto to bring 1 girl Into hlo room lor the night to tett hit parenta' limit• tiona. tm W811 ltrtet With lollle ID. ,. 10:20 (I) Portnit of "'-loo: Mf. ohlgan ceo min.) 10:30 • CIHNN News You're Alone' rett inv,etigetes 1 pair of reportedly acc idental 1:00. 1:20 1:30 1:11o 2:00 e il]l lformln Mehrlllo: Dsmned In ~~fl!dloe CCC) A documentary eumlnodon of the autho(a lifo ond work, Including locetlon dollhl. (70 mln :)'(R) . ill Jock S.nny (I) Night Treoka In Stereo. ill Dobio GHIIo @ 0111- World of Sporu e9N• II) Todey'e luolneu . ill 700 Club Cll Mazda lportolook C!l MOVIE: ':The Legend of Ualo Borden' (]) Night Treoko In Stereo. • II) N - (R). • ~ 8porteConter 2:20 •2:30 12:40 blind and has proof to bec k up her storv. Cll Big 10 Preview 10:00 O II)!Bl l .A. law ~ over · worked Kuzak lands in pn · son on contempt c harg es after refus ing to defend a hit·and·run driver and Kel- auefil 8 major airl 1ne manufacturer. ' (60 min) In Stereo . (I) a (I) 20120 (CCI (60 min .) f.ll C!l Odd Couple Cil Do Not Enter: The Vise War Ag~ot ldoaa (CC). ® Ill [W Knots landing. (CCI Abby vainly tr:ea 10 make Olivia aware of her drug problems while Karen is upset tha t Mac k has planned a meeting w1th Joined In Progresa 3 :00 (]) MOVIE: 'Nothing Sa· crad' @ Tohnls: Avis lnvltl· tlonal From Glene agles. FL. (2 h rs.) (R). I]]) Odd Couple 3:30 {j} INN Newt 4:00 f.il (!) MOVIE: 'Situollon Hopeleas but Not Sorlouo' (j]) MOVIE: 'Blood Feud' Pori 2 4:30 ill MOVIE: ' OliVer Twlsl' III Get Smart ~\(.JILfiJ-A .. . • 7 IIIII~ ITITIB .MOYIE RENTALS ' GENERAL ENTERTAINMENT TITLES AVAILAB~ AT: AU FRUTH'PHARMA.';IES THE AlCOVE-Gallipolis DAN'S CAIRYOUT-Ntw Haven q J~FfEI'S STAnON-Applt Grove, W. VA. liM FAST STOI'-It • .7 & 218 TUES AY TV 12:40 Ill I]]) MOVIE: 'Partntrt In Crime' 1:00 (]) Jack Benny (!) Wild, Wild Wut 1:30 (}) Todey'o Buolnua ill Doble Ollila 2:00 700 Club @ Mezde, SpoltaLook • (!) MOVIE: 'Framed' 119 Newa,IAJ. 2:30 CIJ iportsConter liD CBS Nowa Nlghtwetch Joined In Progreoa 2:50 (I) MOVIE: 'Petullo' 3:00 1IJ MOVIE: 'H io Ooubll Ufe' I m I]]) Twilight tona 2:411 ID CNN Nowa 3:00 .ill MOVIE: 'Our ({) NHL Hockty: Toama ID Be Announced (3 hrs.J (A) CW Odd Couplo 3 :30 (f4J INN Newo 4 :00 f.ll ffi MOVIE: 'Midnighl J ·, Offarlngo' @ MOVIE: 'Choapor to . Keep Her • 4 :30 ill MOVIE: 'The Kanoan' """"''IW6-411a< BrNCI' Cll Tennlo: Junior Intern•· tlontl From Port Wuhing. ton. NY. (3 hro.) (8) . ilJ) Odd Couple 3:20 (]) Nltlht Traoko In Start o. 3 :30 'il)INN Nowo 4:00 • (1) MOVIE:. 'The Gam· blo( 9 Continued lrnm prevkluHpage ,;c;;'S(ijj llliif··llt ' " WEST Dolly r;IOVIE: 'The Swarm' 4:20 (I) Nlvht Tr1oka In Stereo. 4:30 ill MOVIE: 'Private Buoko· roc' • m sey fight& for tho w ile of a deceased pilot when aha r m I]] MOVIE: 'Evil Slalks This House' 1:00 ill Jack .Benny f.il ffi Wild, Wild Weal 1:30 U II) Todey's Buslneu ill Doble Gillis ® To Be Announced. 2:00 ill 700 Club ({) Mazda SportoLook . til ffi MOVIE: 'A Naw Loaf' I]] News (A) . 2:20 (1) MOVIE: 'The Frozen ·Dead' 2:30 U II) Nows (A). Cll SportaCantor illl CB~ Newo Nlghlwoloh is stunned when r8 meek women celmlv announces sh,e has murdered her hu s· ~:~~c~n~,!~: ~:~:~~ :~~ @ MOVIE: 'l.tdy F.ranken· otlin' J • 12:40 Ill (J]J Mo<llrrttt MeG or· ii'rs' one of the witness es IS dead. (60 "!in .) Part 2. 9:30 B II)ilJI NightCourtHorry comedian Sin · ciJ ag e ·from l as Ve gas , NV (60 m1n.) (A). ([] ABC News Nlghtllne a (I) More Real People ~ MOVIE: ' 2001: A Space Odyssey' , illl MOVIE : 'The Sundown. tie's Miss Marple (CC) Two bad wel come gueall Billy 12:20 (1) Night Tracka In Stereo . 12:30 • II) IBl Friday Night v~ deooln .Sierao . ill 1111 of Grouoho ([] ABC Newe Nightllne fl More ANI People ID MOVIE: 'He Knows ({) Bowling: 1966 High Rollers Tournamanl Cover· li.1J Mysiory: Agatha Chris- (I) Collage Basketball: Ohio State at Michigan (2 hrs , 30 min .) fl) (!) M'A'S'H 0 (I) People's Court (J) MOVIE: 'Shadow of F11r Pan 2. ® Newa ()]) MscNoll·lohrer Newah· our Cll [2J IBl Whool of Fortune IBi Berney MIller (1) Sanford and Son D II) N~w Newlywed Game . f.ll C!l Too Clooe for Com· fort a (I) Judge ® Wheal of Fortuna Ill I]]) IBl Jeopardy IBi Benoon (1) Honeymoonora I III) IBlCosby Show (CC) Cliff is pleasantly surprised (I) SCTV Ill Best of Groucho a security system , and R1c k encounter a vic ious pair of hoods who have sworn vengeance ~a1nst them (80 min) when Sondra's boyfriend . (I) SCTV 12:20 (1) MOVIE: 'Tho Greal ' Bank Robbery' 12:30 D II) 1m Late Night with David Lenerman Tonlghl's Wh1le at a manne park ~ Glenn Super. (70 min.) 12:00 ill Burnt & Allen ffi Ksrate: PKC Amorlcan Klckbo•lng Coverage from Montreal. (gO min.] (R] . ([] Jeffereont 8 (!) MOVIE: 'Rook 'N' Roll High School' II (I) Talu of the Unex· pected Cll NFL Films Presanta ()) Jafforsona .,. fl) ffi Rawhide , fl) ([] Tales of the Uno•· poctad from Constance's past arrive s in los Angeles (60 min) ([) Nova: Chma's Only testmg Live. • and Giamb'ono mu st con tend w tth a seedy lmmig ations mspector when th ey mveit1gate a woman's !_!!YSterious death . j 70 min ) 12:00 (J) Burns & Allan IIJ 700 Club Cil Collage Basketball: Maryland at North Carolina (2 hrs.) l:ve. a (I) Colbys (CC) As J a. son investigates a fam il y trlgedy1 a mvst enous man Collega Baaketball: Temple at Kansas (2 hrs.) Bishop and ® SportsCenter ([] WKRP in Cinc~nnati @) ffi Texl a (I) ABC News Nlghlline illiiDJ Magnum. PJ . Cl) (J]J Night Heal O'Bnan proposal to Diane lands him in court charg ed with assault and battery against her. In Stereo. . tics. end film clips from adaptations of his writ lnge. (go min .) CR) . · 11 :oo I I CI1 ® a (I) ® Ill (J]J illi News ill Hardcaotlo and McCor· mlck fl) (!) M•A'S'H (I) M1ny fiCII of Sherlock Holmoo (60 min .) (])l HoneYmooners 11 :20 (1) Night Tracks Power Play In Stereo. 11 :30 DII)ilJITonight Show To· night's guest Is comedian Wll Shriner. (80 min.) In · Stereo . ffi SportsConter ([] WKRP In Cincinnati 'f.II (!) Taxl fl)(l) ABC Newt Nlghlllno ID IBi Magnum, P.1. • Ill I]]) KNp on Cruloln' PREMIERE Si nger/ oongwritor Stop_hen · night' s gu est is s inge r Rob· e rt Gou let (60 min) In St ereo . 9:00 I I II) In) Cheers (CC) Sam's second mamage I]) 3-2·1 , coll\acl (CC) (j]J SeQrot City ~ FOC!I Of Lifo (5) Andy_ Griffith D CII ilj) NBC News @ SportoCentar CII a (I) ABC News fJI C!l Hogan'a Haroos Cil Doctor Who ® Ill (J]J CBS News (!J Good Tlmea CSlSefe at Home In Stereo. U II) PM Magazine ill Hardcaatle and McCor· photography, interviews with biographers and cri- 1 1:30 U CIJ(II) Tonight Show To· end of h1 s 26-year marriage Part 1 of 2, 1n Stere O: @ 7:35 8:00 Drummer: Blacks ln the- Mtlitary tlll Honevmooners when he ""' announces the I]) MatH·Homework Hot· ) Call 7 22-2993 collect Ch 33 'learning Hour WPBY .., 3:06 ([) MOVIE: 'My FaYQrlte Wile' · act (60 min I [Il Different .Georgia . (60 mtn.) (A). @ MOVIE: 'Once a Thief' B:05 (1) MOVIE: 'Will Penny' B:30 I I II) illi Fami ly Tiaa (CC) Steven's conservat ive brother shocks the lam ily tii i+J 7:06 7:30 a nn iversa ry co mme mora· t ion of , f orm er President Lvndo n Johnl"o n 's social a nd econom1 c leg1slat1ve pac kage that 1ncluded M ed ic are, a1 d to educ atton and th e ci vtl ng ht s vot ing breeding season and courtship behaviors of the king penguin are seen on the subantarctiC 1sland of So uth II II) ® C11 (I)' ®I Ill (J) IBl N.owa ill Big Valley @ Mazda Sportslook Joflersons m~k .,1'' the Falklands (CC) The EVENING ;·~d Couple · 3:30 (!J INN Newa 4:00 I]J MOVIE: 'Blood Faud' Part I . ~ 4:30 cu MOVIE: 'My Fevortto Bntnette' use tbeir talents on a local televi.1 0 n consumer-action · show, wh e re th ey investigate the wrongful comm it· . ment of an heiress to a mental institution . (60 min .) (fil Survival Special : King Penguin : Stranded Beyond 5:36 (1) Rocky Road In Stereo. 6:35 7:00 @ NFL's Greatest Mo. monts: 1971 and 1977 AFC Sudden Death Play· oils til (!) M'A'S'H I]) Tho Great Society Re· membered A 2011]· MIERE A pa1r of con arti sts Ill (J]J Plvorco Court ' 6:06 8:30 Hardcastle and McCo r· mick go stra ight and dec1de to Georgetown (2 m C3J m w1th the Dallas Cowboys and the Miami Dolphins * o ([] min .) 1:06 ([) MOVIE: 'Harum Scarum' 3:00 @ Karate: PKC American Kickboxing Coverage'"trom Montreal. (60 mm .) (A) ' 4:00 Cll Rollermania (60 min 1 ® Divorce Court &:00 Cll NFL Filma Film ,high· lights of Super Bowl VI line · I]) MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh, our il) (J]J .Shell Game PRE· 12:00 Cll Ocean Sprays Bodlss In Motion, 1:00 @ College Baskotbell: St. guests are actress Carol Kane and former boxer Randall 'TtK' Cobb. (60 min .) In Stereo. III Beat of Groucho ({] Notional High Schoql Athlatlo Coaches Aoaoole· lion: AI~Amerioon Football Te1m (I) ABC News Nightllne Ill (I) More Real People ID MOVIE: 'Huatle' @MOVIE: 'Sun Also fllseo' 12:35 ill MOVIE: 'Gunga Din" 12:~0 Ill (j)) . MOVIE: 'Cocaine and Bluo Eyoe' 1:00 Ill Jack Benny @ Subont Ski World 8 ffi Wild, Wild Weat 1:30 II II) Today' a Business III Doble Gillis @NBAToday 2:00 ill700 Club @ Mazda Sportslook • (1) MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. Goodbar 119N-(R). 2:30 @ SportiCanter iD CBS News Nlghtwatch Joined In Progre11 C!l Collage Beaketball: Ohio State at Michigan 12 hrs I · a (I) Our World (CC) (60 (60 min .) (A) 7:00 I I II) illi Today (2 hrs.) ln Stereo. B:30 @ SportsConter 9:00 @ Suberu Ski World 9:05 (1) Down "' Earth 9:30 (1)1!186 Oymnut~s Chaf. lenge: 'USA 'lJ. China Cov· era~e from IHonolulu. Ha• wait . (2 hrs.) (A) . 10:06 ([) MOVIE: 'Girl Happy' ~ 11:00 fl) (I) Fame, Fortune ond ' Romance 6:00 illJ IDJ News 10:20 (1) fl!lOVIE: 'The liquidator 10:30 fi) ffi INN. News liD Tony Brown's Jo~rn~ 11 :oo u II) IIl illl iljJ IBl News lill age from las Vegas, NV. John a at hri.) (R). Anne. h is firs t ,love. (60 m in ) . Ill Dektarl &:00 ({) Bowling: 1986 High Rollera Tournament Cover- CIJ liD To Be Announced. ilJ Honeymooners Elvm prove s Useful in tra inmg Thea for an upt;bmi ng wrestl ing match. In Ste reo. 1/8/87 . peeled (1) Odd Couple I])HNnofthe Oregon Chi· nt 'l anemptl to encourage ' ' " antorprlao with lhe outolde world art exam· ined. ceo min.) I]]) Fe loon Creat CCCI Poter blomoo hlmoilf for 1111 Iudden tragedy, Rl· ch~rd'o son lo kldneppod and lanca .nlldo hi a fltft· era help whon Melina hn • nervoua breokdown. (eO ID NIIWI Nortfl. 7:31 8:00 ' ftENINQ . • our • 9 {j]] Wheel of Fortune (!J Birney Miller (I) Sanford and Son G II) (I) New Newlywed <leme C1J NFL'I Oreoteet Mo. menta: 1885 NFC Chem. plonahlp/AFC Chempfon. ehlp (1) Too Cl"" for Com ton (I) Judge ' WhMI of Fortune 9 IBl Jeopardy llJ) Beneon (I) Honeymoonere IDI Stingrey Stingray helpa a chemist expoao on Illegal drug ring operating from a large loboretory. (60 min.) I]) Calobrltv Cbefo @ WQrfcl CioN Champion. ehlp W-Ing C80 min.) e AUERNOON ~ :00 t • (j]J MooNei~Lehrer New&h· 11:30@ Mazda lpor!!look • C~nllnued 011 Next P~~A:e c1u1e of a gas main expia- .QI,!t hat come to hat ol11py Millilaippi town. (60 min .) 8:015. (I) Down 10 Earth .1 0:00 (I) Amorfca'a Cup Chel· Ionge ' Downuncler: The . Final Four (60 min .) 10:0& (I) MOVIE: 'Duet be my : "Daetilty' 11:00 @ ~lollilltOifdhW!f188Nk • (J) Feme, Forturul ond crt ., MOVIE: 'Calling aide 777' ill Hondcutlo and McCor· mlck @ BP0111Canter ([] Entertsinman1 Tonight ET talkt with Loretto lynn obout her upc~ng Chriot· mat USO Overs 1 Tour. • (!) M'A'8'H • (I) Poople'e urt CIJ Wonderful World of Dleney: The Adventure• of Gallagher Gellegher and Adolino inveltigola the MORNINQ chisa. (60 min.) Couple 11J e THURSDAY . . .· FRIDAY. till ffi Odd fflJN- 1 0:20 (I) MOVIE: 'The ~ lght of the Grlnly' 10:30 f.ll ffi INN· Nawo . (j]) Gallery 11 :00 • II) (I) • (I) (j) IBi IBl Nowo ill Herdcoatle end McCor· I mlck @ Inside the PQA Tour f.il ffi M'A'S'H • Cil Country Express (j])·Crlolt·On Feii.ii'iltroat 11:30 D(})il])Tonlg~To­ night'o guest is Jay Leno. (60 min .) In Stereo . · @ SponaCenter ([] WKRP In ,Cincinnati Cill C!l Taxi . Ill ([) ABC Newe Nlghtline I]) Bluegrau Ramble 1D Magnum, P.l.) II (J]J T.J. Hooker.Hooker end his team rush to catch a psychotic killer preying on ~ursos. (70 min .) (R) 12:00 ill Burns & Allen @ NFL Filma F.ilm .high· lighto of Super Bowl lil with the New York Jets and the Baltimore Colts. (I) Jefleraono C!l Rawhide fl) ([] Tol11 of the UniX· peeled (J) SCTV . . IBi Honeymooners 12:20 ([) MOVIE: 'The Third Day' 12:30 D (}) (II) l.tte Night with David lettermen Tonight'• gu~sts Jlrt comedian Jerry S11nfeld, cartoon lit Harvey Pekar and Baron De M••· say. (80 min .) In Stereo. , ill Belt of Grouoho @ Top Rank Boxing from Rooondo. Callfomle (gO min.) · (I) ABC Nlghtllne Ill (I) More Root P..ple ID MOVIE: 'Tho ...ulied' Sterao. · (]) 700 Club (l) • (I) Dyneoty (CCI Adam maots Ben 's long· loll daughtar Lulie, Ml· chael and Amanda plan a romentic sailboat trip 'and Krytt! o dreams that lien tries to kill Blake on a business trip to China, e dream that may vary well come true. (60 min.) Cil Discover the World of Science (CC) Host Pater Gravel looks at a major fosail find in Nova Scotia that could link the mall ex~ tinction of dinosaurs to asttroida colliding with the earth. (~0 min .) liD • ~ Magnum. P.l. A serial killer uaeo jlnglet u clues to his murdera and ohollenges Magnum to catch him. (80 min.) (R) . (j]J Smithsonian • World CCC) The largest airplane show in America ia las· lured along with a look at the different architectural stye& of American churchoo. (60 min.) 9:30 • (}) IBl You Again? (CC] In Stereo. 10:00 D (}) illi St. El-here (CCI Morrison, Ehrlich snd Chandler fight In a stoged 'capture the flog' military 'contest while Creig hopea to ralnltete hla ,meld' a trusband. a Sovlat doctor. (60 min .) @ Amerlct'o Cup Cha~ Ionge Downundor: Tho Final Four (60 min.) Ill (I) Arthur Halley'a Hotel CCC) Dav1 iurno to amphetaminll to prepare for hla bar exem, Christine moveo In with Pater whon her apartment ia repainted and a young criminal_on I . e(CC)II)NollIBlreceives Gimmo a Brook a mystor· 9:00 ill Big V.alley @ Mozdi 8portolook • (1) Jefferson• I]) 3-2-1, Contsot (CC). (j]) Seoret City (!J F - of Life : 8:05 (I) Andy_ Otfffith · 8:30 • .II) !B1 NBC Newo @ lnilde the PGA·Tour (I) • ([] ABC Newo. (1) Hogan'• Heroeo DootorWho • I]]) CBS News (j]J ~n'o Apple (CC) . IIJ Good nmeo · 8:311 (]}6efw at Homtlln Stereo. •7:00 • II) PM Magazine ' . ill Hardoallle 1nd McCor· mlok @ SportiCantor Cll Entertsinment Tonight The · multi-talented Grace Joneo talks about tho aucceaa of her naw oingla, ''I'm Not Perfect. But I'm Porfact For You". effiM'A'S'H II CIJ Paoplo'a Court , (I) MOVIE: 'Shadow of • Faa( Port I . IDN-• as· terolda colliding with the earth . (60 min .) 9 MOVIE: 'Womon of 8ubetance' Port 2. B:05 (]) ll!lOVIE: 'father Goose' 8:30 I]) • (I) Heod of the Cla11 (CC) When Eric provokes a teacher into hitting him, Charlie uoas reveroe PlY· chology to teach him e los· ton our . Cll (J]J (j]J Wheel of Fortune IDJ Barney Miller / Game 1:00 , • 1:011 ; 4:00 ., Cll NBA Todoy 9:00 II II) iBl Hill Street Blueo CIJ a (I) ABC News ..A. . Davenport is taken hOI· • fi) C!l Hogan's Horoeo . / • tage by a doaperate ous@l Cll 1I2J CBS Nowe pect while Goldblume no· (]]) Perklne Family A televigotlatas for her lila. (60 sion reporter interviews min.) the family about the writ· lll700 Club ing success of the mother. (I) a (I) Moonlighting IDJ Good Tlmoo Part 2. (CCI (60 min .) B:35 III Sefo at Homo In Stereo. I]) MOVIE: 'VIotory at See' 7:00 0 II) PM Magazine • ®CII(J]JMOVIE:'At Motn. Ill Hardcastle and McCoro(o Requoar Port 2 of 2. I· mick •. il]l Do Not Enter: The VIM Cll ·SportsCanter Wer Agalnet ldeoo (CC) . I]J Entertainment Tonight 10:00 I I II) il]) NBC N - Spo. Actor/ writer/ director Emi· clef: .The Arms, the Mel\ ' lio "Estevez talks about his The Money new film. " Wisdom ". (I) D (I) Jock end Mike f.ll C!l M'A'S'H (CCI Jeckle end Mika'o a ([] People's Court marriage is threatened ~. (I) MOVIE: 'Secret of when Jackie is offered e ~· Boyne Cootie' Part 2. New York tolevioion job illl News· , 1nd Mike considers hanliD ~cNoll-lohrer Newlh· dling a West Coast frsn- 7:06 III Sanford and Son' 7:30 0 II) (I) New Newlyw ' veltigotion in .a · high SChOOl. (60 min .] (A). 1D Divorce Court ; 6:00 I]) NFL Fllmo Film ~igh· llghto of Supor Bowl IV with the Kansas City Chlafa 1nd .t he' Minnoaota Vik· Arm a• ([) World at Longo T.UESDAY Motion undercover nt ;cotica in- Scarecrow' , ' ffi College Booketball: Syr· acuse at Providence (2 hrs.) (A). · IBi Odd Couple 3:30 @ INN News 4:00 f.ll ffi MOVIE: 'Tho Pigeon , That Took Rome' IBi MOVIE: 'Segebrulh Trell' 4:30 ill MOVIE: 'A Forewell to (CC). : ice officer iseeal Jned to an 2:00 ill 700 Club Cll Mazda Sportel,pok (5) MOVIE: 'Up tfie Down Stslrcase' f.llffiMOVIE:Who'oBeen SleeJ!Ing In My Bed?' 411 (!ZJ News (R) . 2:30 @ SportsCanter ID CBS Nowa Nlghtwatch Joined In Progrell 3:00 ill MOVIE: 'Dr. Syn: The work, including location photographv. interviews with biographers and cri~ tics. and film clips from ~ adaptations of his Writings. 1/6/87 · Avle lnv~ Gla~teaglao, Fl. .I Spencer explains motorcy. cle racing. of the author's life and o .fi:OO Private Llvee' documentarY examination DISNEY Promieroal Family Fun/Adventure Weeknights on WPBY 33 WPBY " ' (I) MOVIE: 'Secret of 8:30 ...1:00 ill Jack Benny f.il (!) Wild, Wild Waet 1:30 II II) Today'e Buolnill Doble Ollila . • @ Auto Racing Freddie man at DePaul (2 hrs.) 9:00 Ill 700 Club C1J a (I) MOVIE: 'On Fire' (CC) Cil (j]J Herman Malvllla: Damned In Paradloe (CC) A (I) WONDERFUl WORlD * g1rl's life is pro- the girl of his dreams. , OF IDI To9y. (2 hre.) ill 7:00 12:30 I I II) IBl Lets Night will! David letterman Tonight's : gue&ts are comic Mouiev 1 Garner and Marie Oamond . ·~ • (60 min .) In Stereo. ill Belt of Groucho • ~ @ Fllhln' Hole PREMIERE , (60 min .) ([] ABC t4ewo Nlghtllne II (I) More Reol P. .ple ® MOVIE: 'Whot'o 8o Bad • About Feeling Good?' ·• , {j} MOVIE: 'Lucky l.tdy' • • 12:40 Ill (J]J MOVIE: 'Doctoro' : IDJ Collega Basketball: Fur· mlck Cll SportsCentar ~ 1 CIJ Entertainment Tonight ET v•sits liza Minnelli on the Chicago set of her Ia· test film, " Rent A Cop" . fl) (!) M-A 'S'H a Cil People' s Court MOftNINQ ! a love·struek Larry impress Ill Hardcastle and McCor· '· M•rk help 1 petty thief de· clde what ' to do with the million dollora ha found In I brlofcaae. (60 min.) In Storoo. ' (]) Bring :Em Bsok Alive @ College lalkltball: St. Johna at Georgetown (2 hrs.). Live. ' ([] • (I) Porloot Strengora CCC) Bolki snd larry at· tempt to keep their now• found dog a secret from landlord Twlnkacetti. C!l College ·Beokltball: Alebama at Kentuoky (2 hro.) . (J) MocNeii·Lehrer Newth· our ID e (!}) New Mike Hem· mer A 16-yeer-old girl hires Hammer to find her mlssu ing feih~r. (80 min.) (j]) Dlocovor ihe World of Solence (CC) Hoat Peter Grave• looks at 1 major fosoll find In Nove Scotia that could link the mus ••· • . has come 10 her sleepy M iulssippi town. (60 min.) IDJ Hogan'a Heroes 8:05 III MOVIE: Wlnchtster 73' 8:30 ®CIJ1!2JNawliar((CC) Mi· cheel is recruited to write a romantiC lovaletter.to help Stereo. ' 117/8'7 eo,_, ~w • WEDNESDAY mlck ffi M'A'S'H ,. (J) HNith Care on th'! Crftl. cellltt·Jack Klugmin nar. rates this examination of : health care coit cont1in· , , • ment initiaiivee acro11 ' Americ~ . (60 min.) CR). ()]) Thlo Old House CCC). 11 :30 II(}) IBl Batt of ·I Tonight's guesto are Dr. Ar• mand Hammer. photojour· · , naliat John Dryeon and ' • , classical clarinotlot R~ chard . · Stolbmann: (eO , ' min .) (RI In Stereo. ® spciliaCantor (I) WKRP In Clnoinn81J ' lll'(l)Tioxl II (I) ABC N- Nilih"tline 1D 9 Magnum, P.l. • (j]) Vienna 1900 . , ' Ill (J]J Simon &. Sf!!lon A • young Egyptologiot hfi'ao ' the Simons to inveotlgoto when she'dlacovert an ex. ' ; tremoly rare · mummy hid, den in her muoeum. ·(70 ' ' min .) (R) . 12:00 (]) Bums & Allan ffi Ono on Ono (1) National Geographic Ex· .. l' plorer .. I (I) Jefleraona f.llffiRawhlde fl (I) Taloo of tho Unex· , civil rights movement that 0 Ill PM Magazine . . . '• 8 foundly affected by the Julius BoroS (l) a (I) ABC News f.ll ffi Hogan's Heroes ® Doclor Who illl m II2J CBS News liD Reading Rainbow · IDJ Good Times Part 1. 6:36 III Down to Earth . · In 5:00 (1) . Amorice'a Cup Chel· Fame Nicole believes she may be on her way to stardom; Danny and Jesse • help lind a date for Mr. Dy· ronforth (60 min .) 12:46 Ill I]]) lilawo (R). 1c00 (]) Special (60 min.) ({) Thorooghbnod Reclng: Tropical Park Derby ·From Miami, FL'. (60 min .) (A). (1) The World Tomorrow (I) Enttrlllnmant Tonight ET vilito Llzo Minnelli on the CHicago tat of her Je· teat film, " Rent A Cop", 1:30 (1) l.trry Jon11 ID Nightlife @Connon · 2:00 Ill Beat of 700 Club ' Cll Burling: Pipeline Me• terl Coverage from Oahu. . Hawaii. (A). (1) Chrlollen Children'• Fund m young m MORNING IDJ gist they meet in the jun· ~ - (2 hrs.)ln Stereo. llJ Father Murohv CIJ • (I) MacGyver (CC) (80 min.) f.ll ffi MOVIE: 'Sehera' Cil MacNoiP .ohrer Newsh· our ®Ill (j) Kate & Allie (CC) Kate and Allie make a s• parate sacrlflc'e in order to buy the other a gift for their third anniversary together. liD Wonderworks (CC) A 8:00 OIIlCIJa®®III(J]J IBl News Ill Big Valley " @ Mazda SporuLook fJI Jeflersona ®3·2·1, Contact (CC). liD Secret City iDJ Facta ofUfe 6:05 III New leave It to Boavar 6:30 0 II) ll]] N liS~ News Cll Action Outdoors with 7:00 Boyne Caltlo' Part 1. ®News liD \'!•cNoii·Lehrer Nowoh· our Cll I]]) (j]J W~aol of Fortune . (j]) Barney Miller · III Sanford and Son 0 (f) (I) New Newlywed Game · Cll College Baaketbell: Syr· acuse at Providence (2 hrs.) Live. f.ll ffi Too Close for Com· fort a([] Judge 1D WhNI of Fortune llli 1m Jeopardy IDJ Bonaon I]) Honeymooners 0 (})®Remington Steele Remington and ~sura 's hOneymoon In Mexico is interrupted when •· jungle guerrillas attack and the two ' newlyweds' must rely on a mysterious archeolo- · EVENING (60 min .) Part t . liD Story of English The a. (60 min.) Cil Nover Too Old ®CBS Ntws (j]J Drinking end Driving: The Toll, the Toara The of· 71:36 ; B:OO 12:00 Cll OcNn·Sprays Bodlaa In Motion 1:00 Cll College Baokatba11: Maryland at North Carolina Sta~o (2 hrs.). CRJ . 1:20 III MOVIE: 'The Man With a Cloak' • 3:00 Cll Auto Racing Darrell Waltrip explains NASCAR. 3:30 Cll World Class Champion· ship Wrestling (60 min .) 4:00 ® Divorce Court 4:30 Cll Gillette World of Sports · 6:00 (IJ .. Amarlca'o Cup Chel· lange Downundsr: The Final Four (60 min.) Cl) (J]J Divorce Court 6:35 III Rocky Road In Stereo. ing his summer holiday. McGavin. 11 :15 ® Sporto Final IBl Pul11 11 :30 U II) Eddie Sutton Ill Ed Young (1) John Ankarberg ® Rockford Flies fJI ffi World Wide Wres. tllng (60 min .) a (I) ABC News illl MOVIE: 'W.W. and the Dixie Denceklngo' (j]) John Mcloughlin's One on One Ill (J]J CBS News ()]) Lou Grant illi ~rtt Machine 11 :46 a CIJ You Write tho Songs Ill (J]J Jim Tammy 12:00 lll lanry Jonot Cll N FL'o Greatest Momenta: 1981 World Cham· pion Son Francisco 49'ers (60 min I III Jimmy Swaggert Cil Copltol Journel 12:15 a ([] StarS..rch (60 min.) 12:30 Ill John Ootoen • ([] Enterlllnment Tonight ET visits Llza Minnelli on lhe Ch icago set of her Ia· 1es1 film. "Rent A Cop". From Columbus. OH . (60 -- - . m I Ad, . With an unusual audience in mind, a nvsterious investor revives a television series that was axed 20 vears ago . Guest star: Darren International Competition ... , ' ~------------------~--------------------~ . m CIJ ([] 7:06 7:30 AFTERNOON with a woman he met dur- 6:00 I I Ill (I) News ill Allu Smith end Jones @ Bodybulldlnv: 1988 Ma. plainirig weight, mass, and . ' 1n ertia , and demonstrating the facts behind gamb ling 5:00 Cll Auto Reolng '86: Oft Road Raoing Boje 1000 from Mexico to 'Baja, CA. (60 m1n .) (R). 7:00 0 II) 1m Today (2 hrs.)ln Stereo. Cil Capitol Journal 7:30 Cil Tony Brown's Journal 8:30 Cll SportoCanter ' 9:00 (I) Gol~ PGA Fila Clauic From Ft. Mayors, Fl. (2 hrs.. 30 min .) (A). ~ 9:06 III Down to Eerth 10:06III Parry Mason: America's .~ Lawyer Three of Perry's ~ best casas are presented. (3 hrs.. 15 min.) 11:00 a Cil Feme. Fortune and flomance _ 11 :30 Cll Merds Sportslook Mastorplece Theatre: Goodbye Mr. Chips (CCI Mr. Chipping arrives to teach at Brookfield School and becomes Infatuated EVENINQ f.ll ffi Tribute to Ricky Nol· son This special features MORN IN@ Cil his training in Imperial Russia to the creation of the New York City Ballet. (80 min .) Part 1. (J) Dr11m Girl U.S.A Ill Cil Mama's Family I]) Hometlme: Plumbing ·IBI MOVIE: 'Gay Plirraa' ill MOVIE: 'Oh, Susanna!' ([] lifestyloo of tho Rich and Fomouo (80 min.) • a (I) One Big Family ([] Making of e Continent: Tho Price of Gold Cslifor· nia 's geological problems are examined . (60 m~n . ) (j]J Great Porformancaa: Dance In America: Balan· chine Balanchine 'a career is studied further w ith interviews and footage of most of his major ballets. (60 min .) Part 2. (1) Portrolt of Amarice: Ml· chlgen (80 min .) a (I) Ira 1 Uvlnp 10:36 III MOVIE: 'Four for Tuoo' 11:00 Ill Superbook Club Cil Newton' t Apple (CC) Diving for sponges. ex· . , . M11terp,lece Theatre New SeriH Premiere , WPBY tional From Port WaShing- Club constructs an inflata- land·based animals inhabiting the Arct1c are examined. (60 mm .] Part 2, (R] In Stereo. • 1D Gl (J]J Murder, She Wrote (CC) Jessica helps out a meek poet accused of decapitating his true love's rival. C60 mm .) ()]) White Shadow 8:30 0 II) IBl Easy Street A former Las Vegas showgirl invites her uncle and his."' best friend to move into the beautiful mansion she inherited. (R)In Slereo f.il ffi Ted Knight Show Wandall seeks a compa nion through the personal ada , 9:00 0 II) IBl MOVIE: ' First Blood' (CCI (R)In Stereo. illln Touch . ([] a ([] MOVIE: 'All of Me' (CC) fl) ffi Dream Girl U.S.A t Cil Mystery: Agatha Chris· tla's Miss Marple (CCI An ·upcoming murder is adver. tised in a sm41ll .village 's newspaper. (60 mm.t (D Cl) (J]J MOVIE: 'At Moth· era Requesr Part 1 of 2. (j]J Mastorpisco Theatre: Goodbye ,..Mr. Chipe (CC) Mr. ChipPing arrives to teach at Brookfield School and becomes infatuated w1th a woman he met during h1s summer hol fday. (60 min .) Part 1. ()]) Odd Couple 9:30 f.ll ffi Check It Outl (j]) 19B8 INN Focus CHIPS/ ton, NY. (2 hrs.) Live. ([] You Write the Songs f.ll C!l College Basketball: Duqueano ot Welt VIrginia (2 hrs.) .ID Ill II2l Collog• i>uket· ball: St. John's at VIllanova or Indiana et Ohio State (2 hrs.) Live . (j]) Great Performances;. Dance In America: Bolanchlne George Balanchine's c:::areer is I)C8mined from . ~ - ·' . 1/5/87 Cil GOODBYE MR. (]) Tennis: Junior Interna- 5:00 ~ 10:00 ill Ban Haden Cll America's Cup Cha~ . lenge Oownunder: The ' Final Four (60 min.) III Coors Sports Page till ffi IBi Nowa nate Programming fl) (I) LlgM Moments of Sporto (60 min .) 4 :00 D CII illi NFL Football: AFC Dlvlalonal Playoff or Alternate Programming (2 hr,.) (})Wagon Trein (60 min .) (j]J OwlfTV (CCI Dr. Zed · ' looks at optical illusions. an injured pelican gets a new beak and the Hoot ® plorer fi) ffi Whors Happening NowII (I) liD Nat~re (CC) The tised In a small village's newspaper. Pan 1. @MOVIE: 'Superbug: The Wild One" · 3:00 @ Baseball: Equitable Old· Timers Classic Series (60 min.) (R) . ([) MOillE: 'Operation Pattlcosr ® Star Search (60 min .) ([] CBC Variety Special: In· <!lflo (90 min .) •()]) Masterpiece Theatre: Paradlae Postponed (CCI Fred discovers tho family's ta inted past. while Henry attempts to prove his lath· or's ins~ . (80 min.) 3:30 B II) Fl 'B7 or Altar· the island and its people. a. (60 min.] Cll AWA Wrestling (2 hrs.) (1) National Geographic E•· is studied further with in terviews and . footage of most of his major ballets . (60 min.) Part 2. (j]) To Be Announced. 2:30 fll Cil MOVIE: 'Silent Movie' • (j]) Myatery: Agatha ChriS. tlo'a Miss Morplo (CCI An and the effect it has had on ble _!pBC8Bh ip. Ill (!ZJ Jimmy Swaggart ()]) Cioco Kid . . IBl Kenneth Copeland ·10:06 (1) Good Newt '10:30 I I II) Today's Business Ill Davey Gollalh Cll Sportscentar Sundey: Thlo Weak In Sports (60 min.) a (I) Ernoot Angley ® MOVIE: ' 11 Harrow· house' liD Secrel City ~lind dog that his uncle thinks is totally useless chine Balanchine's career 4:30 erie and Michael ' ~ getawev weekend is ruined ill Big Henry and the .Polko Oat Kid An orphaned city kid saves the life of an old , New York City Ballot (60 min.) Part 1. (j]) Wall ltraat Week @MOVIE: 'The Secret Sor. vice' 1:30 ill Guns of Will Son nett (j]) Modern Maturity. 2:00 ill MOVIE: 'Glory' Cl) Great "Performances: Dance In America : Balan· , fi) (!) Charles In Charge Cil Rush: Tha Fallow Dear · (60 min .) ® Ill (J]J 60 Minutes (60 min.) (j]J Wonderworks: All Sum· mer In a Day/Danny's Egg (CC). (j]) Fame (60 min .) 7:30 @ Subaru Ski World f.ll ffi Now Gidget 8:00 D II) illi Valerio CCC) Valwhen she Is fogged In at his trainmg in Imperial ALIS- . -·. r·r...... , -·- •· \ '' the airport while the bovs must cope with Mrs. Poole and her voung niece . lfl Stereo. Rovlow 1:00 II II) ll]] NFL Football: AFC Divisional Playoff or Akernato Programming (2 hrs .• 30 min.) ill The lone Ranger @ Tennis: Avis Invite· tlonal From Glenoagles. Fl. (2 hrs.) Live. (1) MOVIE: With Si• You • Gat Eggroll' Cil To Be Announced . f.ll ffi MOVIE: 'Fatso' a([) MOVIE: 'The Chase' (J) Grill Performances: Dance In America: Balan· themselves into the a~r and day's aircraft are featured . ' live. (j]J Washington Week in ~ .. MONDAY. ~======~·~~~~~========~ : SUNDAY 1986 fina l four teams include Louisvtiio,' Duke, · Kansas and Louiai8na State. a (I) Buslnosa World ([] Mcloughlin Group ® Cll (J]J NFL Football: N~C Divisional Playoff Gomo Either tho, San Fran · cisco 49ers or the Los An· gales Rams face tho Now ' York Giants from G1ania Stad iUm in East Ruther~ rd, N.J. (3 hrs .. 30 min .) • .... . . .......... - .... .. . .-" BAAIII IN 1\ATINE£5 SAMOA! I SIMPAl • _ILL SEATS 12.10 ADMISS ION EVERT TUES DAY12,50 L .IAHUA::! ~HO-::£J .. �.. ' . ' .' Friday, January _ 2 , 1987 BORN LOSER OhiO ' ~ .. - ' • 50 c~nts ••oorrangi lotttrl of tho . four ~.ramblod \vordo b• low to ·form ,fdur slmplo words: ' 8:00 .• (I) 3-2 - ~. ~ea y~uih's hobby also .. - eon- (CC). (fi)~City . . I 8:05 (I) Aridv Orlflhh 8:30 · ·())()II NBC News (I) AC!Jon Outdaors with Jullue llolaa (I) • (I) ABC N• (!) HOII*ft'e l,leioao I -~ I..·I 'R U G A D .s . ...J.L..J.......l.-.L. ....J. L -1. 6:36 In Stereo. 7:00 • ()) PM Mepzlne ()) H8fdcaotle anctMcCormlclt ffi SportaCellter (I) Erit.uinrnent Tonlgtn ET talks w~h llllrbara Eden about her ' upcoming NBC· TV movie, "The .Stepford Children". .IDM•A•S•H • (I) People'• Coun ()) NlgtniV Buolntee Re· pon , ilDJ N.Wo (fi) ' MocNeii-Lehrer FRANK A·ND ERNEST THI) 15 TIMe-~!;LEA5'fP @ Benoon 7:35 Cll Honoymoonore 8:00 B (]) <lll Sunklst Fleatl Bowl: Miami va. Penn State Live from Tempe, AZ. (3 hro.) Livo. (I) Ill (1) Weboter (CCI MEDICINe'. lj DoE.S'N'r.. GO ofF .UNil L. you~ cl:fecf': '. ~L..e'A~.>· T,.;AVE} 1- (.. Webster' s plans to.,enter a kids· I.· 87 ALLEY OOP racing derby . are spoiled by George's compe· tltive urges. (R). • (!)MOVIE: 'The French Ueutenam'o Women' tiJ MecNeii-Lehrar Newohour Ill G tlll Scarecrow end Mre. King Dotty's new chauff011r boyfriend ...,.it· tingly· involves her in a dangerous CIA misaion when he assumes his employer's idemitv in an effon to impress her. 180 min.) (fi) Wasl!ington Week l'n. Reviaw MOVIE: 'Cabaret' . (HI 8:0& Cll NBA lluketbell: Atlam. H.wka 11t Waahlngton 8ulletol2 hrs .. 15 min.) . .-t:l~ 8:30 (!T 1'988 Heiomen Trophy Winner Profile (I) • (1) Mr. Belvedefe (CCI While George and Mr . ,Belvedere make a poet 10 give up their vices, Heather's naw boyfriend falls for Marsha. (R) . (fi) Wall Street With Loulo Rukeyoer ' 9:00 ()) 700 Club (I) Top ibn~< BOxing from Reoapcla, California (2 hrs.) Live. tiJ .I ll (I) Dade (CCI The famirY'topes with a broken refrigerator end Kelly's refusal to complj!ta a math easay for school. . (I) Statewide Ill G (jJ) Dallao (CCI J.R. tokes stepa to rid himse~ of · mercenary B.D. Calhoug, a suspicious Pam looks ·,nto Cliff's business deals and ... BECAUSE THAT'S WHE~E SHE I>JoJ' ALL TH'OTHER WERE ' GOI"J' I FOLKS • MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP r---------, I uL.JST HAD A EiRE',AT CHOCOLATE SUNDAE. I 5hi0~ ERED IT WITH I D IDN'T KNOW SHE HAD WHIPPEDCI<EAM,CHERRIES I::X.JC-MA DELICATE6tOtMCH. AND G;UACAMOLE DIP. ._, is enough "THINGS AXYDLBAAXR laLONGFELLOW IQMVG 101!1 at 0tagon State 12 VIH IIY hra.) Live. . (!) M•A•S•H tiJ Plltar Bmy Bpeclalo 11 :30 • ()) ()II Iaiit of Carlon Tonlghl'o IJUIIIII are Phil UHMDZEVWDKM KQV ·EUH • PEANUTS 1 HE'( MARCIE .. DID yoii FINISH'' WAR ANI? PEACE'? 'I'OU DID ? • Donohue end IT'S AWI'ULL1/ LON6. ISN'T IT? I COULDN 'T READ T~E W~OLE THING NO, I JUST SORT OF SKIPPED THROU6f!IT ... I r---:.t:r..,.___, 1 t . l Q KA V D .1 H \ • (IJ SllNM HREQZZG Taleo of thti Unex· MOVIE: ''!"" " ..... - · Orin.' den' (jJ MOVIE: '·" -With tile' ~TV 12:30 I ~ (s Friday Night VI. . ln 'Stareo. ()) Beat of Groucho •m (I) ABC Newa N=ne ~ .11ea1 . . ' · DftW ! l) ' 12:&0 (I) Nlg!K Troclio In Stereo. 1:oo m Jack Bennv , .. · (J? J'bio v-rn lporta (do - - · flllll .) '' ' ' (]It ·, ' BY ' Q U H •• ' II S 0 W A H A: - N W Z Z W <:! X F II K<K . Yewterday'o Cryptoqaote: llON7 tE.'T THE REFLECTION IN YOUR MIRROR TOMORROW TELL YOU OVERDID IT TONIGHT. - ANON. • 8uddv Hock- on. (60 mln.l (R) In Stereo. (I) WKRP In Clnclnnlltl (!)Taxi . (I) ABC N - Nltlliulne ill (B 'Magnum, P.l. (I]) Clintlne 8ha uu cnt • ~ MOVIE: 'An Amari- · ... Were Willi In l.ondaoi" 11:80 (I) Night Trecka In StlfOO 12:00 ()) Burna l Allan · · (J)J6reona • (!) MOVIE: 'Terror 111 tlteWuMuaeum'. . . By LIND/\ WERFELMAN opposilion ro new taxes, despite WASHINGTOJII (UP!)- Pres· suggestions from Democrats !dent Re~g an is ready to send that spendln j: cut s mighl be Congress rhe fir st $ trillion implemen led more slowly or Ihal budge! In history , proposing to a 1ax Increase might be needed. combine an Increase in mill1ary He said the administration will spending wIth billions of dollars push ha rd fo r ,lis $312 billion in other curs to shrln k rhe federal defense spending plan, which Includes 3 pe rcenr more than Ihis deficit. Advance det ails Indicate the year's budge!, plus lnflatlon. l11s president wanls to cur !he deli ell lhe smallest req uested Increase lo $108 billion, -as.required by law, In military spending si nce Rea· ·with $30 billion in program curs gan rook office In 1981, and the 3 and $22 billion in Inc reased percent growt h Is considered the revenues, Includ ing the sale of . minimum necessary to keep cerl&ln Amrrak passenger rail pace with. increases in Sovlel opera1ions and collectlon of military power. higher fees from people who use But Miller said the admlnlstr.a· public lands. tlon Is open to co mpromise In While House spokesman Larry other areas, especially domes lie Speakes described the package programs, where the pres ldent.is as one that would "continue lhe calling for culs·Jn farm subsidies presidenr's program of economic and changes In ' Medicare and growlh and preserve our national Medicaid heailh programs for securlly buildup. ·11 will continue Ihe elderly and the poor. . on the course ol budget reduction All hough tolal spending (or the. that will rake us close 10 the zero health programs would rise mark In the coming years. " · under Reagan 's plaP., steps The proposal will be sent to would be recommendell to slow Congress on Monday, and l~w­ their growt h, Miller said. makers are schedu led to begin The •New Yor k Times, citing hearings on the spending pack· confidential budget documents, age almost Immediately. Much reporled Friday that lhe plan of the document Is likely to ,be would save $6.5 billion In' flsc·al discarded by the DemQCratlc· 1988 by trimming ~urns paid to controlled House antl senale in hospitals, doctors and medical drafting their own plans for the suppliers and .by Increasing fiscal year thai begins Oct. l. premiums collected from ·~udgel direct or James Miller beneficiaries. haS said Ihe" president Is ' 'nor Reagan also alms to change going lo 'Just give In" on the the federal farm program, exdelicti reduction goal or on his peeled to cost taxpayers $76 lf.l One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the tllree L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apostrophes, the length and f01'1111tion of the words are ali hints. Each day the c:Jde letters are different. . CRYPTOQUOTE 1-2 · til ~lege Baoketbell: Art- I . ' 37 Come about 39 Ex actor/ ambas.sador 41 Prototype 42 Build 43Artemus «Tosca's "VIssl d'-" ()) Hilrcicaotle lnd McCormick ar ra . By KEVIN KELLY SliW u four·IC' nths of i:l State ·Senate, House to open • new sesston Reagan to submit $} trillion l)udget to ·legislative ·s crutiny commune 11:00 ~~(J)·(I)~·tlfl!lil \ '\ 11) ' ' mouse · Unemployment rate in Gallia, Meigs rose in November ' 34Give whirl 3& Dutch . Tlw remaini ng special fun ds wNe disl rlbuted lo the dog and kennel fund. $25,R90: bo;ll'd of menia l rcrardal lon and dt•vc lop· ment dl sa billl y fund, $88:!,103: Iiii er control and recyc l!n g'fund , $l!.!l:!:l; rea l eslalc asscss menl fund, $126.:>00; soil .and walcr co nse rva t ion s pecial fund, $40. 250: E MS, $34.1!10: disas rer srrv lccs fund. $5,900; sewer dislrlcl fund s, $.10,:142; sher iff' s policy rotary fund. $22,:1211; and ex pendabl e I rust fund s. $1011,000. pumper I' e $14,000; regis rratlon of vi lal srulls tlcs. $2.000: other heall h. $49,903; county home. $1cUX)(); solcl1ers relief, $5, 142; vetera n>' service, $27,704.42: work h o u ~c. $7:>0; highway engineer, $18.&92: law library, $92.200: nnd miscc• l· laneous lransfcrs, $!l5.000. Ove r half of Ihe special funds were a ppropr lared ro public ass is ta nce admini stra tion and operatio n fund ($2.1i0!l,JO:, I a nd the moto r vehicle and gaso line rax fund r$ 1.95 1.5:18 1. ex-GD'C DOWN I Louver 2 Architec· tural style 3 Coffee's ' script~res appeal 13 Building (Apron pan block 5 Play for time 14·Cognlzant 6 What way? U Actor 7 Breed Yewterday'o Anlwer Selleck of horse 20 Shoo! 30 Paslure 16 The works 8 Napolean 23 Soda 31 Crowbar 18 Ending for victory Oavor 32 Decree rub or lib site 24 bird · 36 Grafted · 19 Scoundrel 10 Church 25 Shaw P.iay (Her.) 21 Hostelry offi cial 26 Run · 38 Indian 22 Coquettish 12 Gennan 27 Vapor weight 23 Enclose . city 28 Floor of 40 Ex coach 24 Examine Secular · exchange Parseghian 28 Not stereo ..,.-.....,......,.,..,.,_ 27 Tiff 28 ' - Joey" 28 Make leather 30End 33 Shrew · (fi) News · thems elves, $lll5,797; Ihe audi· lor's 6ff!ce, £139,360.20; lreasur· er's office. $109.650.00; prosecul· lng altorney, $127,555.74; buclger commission, $425; bureau of Inspection. $55.000; planning commiss ion, $10,105; aur omalic data process in g, $1,200; common pleas courr, $16S,Ol2 .55; domes· . tic relations and juvenile courl , $85,642; probate courr. $6:!.400; clerk of COUI'IS, $124,160.55; cor· oner, $24,987; cou nty and munirl· pal courl s, $47 . 7~6; board of e lecti,on s, $73,234; . ai rporl, $5,000; recorder, $86,730; hum an sociely, $15,000; civil defense, $5,900; agr icu llure, $116,100; IU· berculosls ho sp ll ai clinic ca re. pcrcen l Increase In Irs Jobl ess· 'rirncs·Scnlincl Staff from 7.J pcrcc nl in Oc lober ness. GAL LIPOU S - Unemp lo.v· 1 0 7.5. Wllh a work force men I g;t lncd by small amounls in es llmalrd al 24.21KI, fllh ens had Gall iii and Meigs cou nllcs a nd In 1,80fJ people unemployed durin g lwo olhrr area counlies In NovemiX'r. rhc Ohio Burea u of NovrmiX'r. OBE:S·>aid. Again. lhc fi gure was down Employ menl Services reporled. from lhe ~ . !i pc1·cr nr unemploy Unadju sted fi gures prov id ed men t •·arc recorded for Il lhens ln By K,-:VIN KELLY by OBES showed rhar Ohio's Times-Sentinel St•ff November 198o. jobl ess rare fer the monlh was 7.:! Tile larges t In crease In uncmGALLIPOLIS - It's not every perc·ent , com pared wilh a na · day you can pick up a still-useful Ilona! un~mp l oy m en t fi~urc ol ploymt•nt was In Vinlon Cou!'ty, which went from 11.9 percent In piece of flrefighting equipment 6. 6 percenl for NovemiX'r . for $1. The smalles t increase In Jo· Ot•iober to 12.7 In November. a .such wa.~ !he-case, tho~gh, on Oo/<'l,,~, bless ness was no1 rd In Ga ll iii .. hlkO,Qf ~igi\I ·,Wnth s of v prrcrn l Vlnlon' s esllmal ed work f01 ,.,, Friday \\.h~n torrner. ~t<1te S~n . · Counly, where unemploy menl has been cs rlma red by OBES":11 Oakley C. Collins of Ironton went to 9.7 perce nt in November. handed a dollar bill ro Gallipolis com pared ro an October rare of 4,000, with 500 people lis led as ou1 Developmental Center Superln· 9.6 percent. Thai was s llll a of work during November. In tendenl Pamela K. Matura for a favo ra ble co mparison with I he November 198o, however , Vln· to n' s jobless rare s rood al 16.:! pumper 1ruck formerly used by November 198.<; uncmploy menr nt. perce the now-defunct GDC Fire ra re of 11.4 percent. Bu1 In Ja ckso n and Lawrencl\ Deparrmenr. OBES said thai our of an I ell, accepted the title lo lhe truck from GDC · from TRANSFER COMPLJ;i:TED - A pumper truck Collins bought the truck on cs llmalcd work force of 12,400 co unllcs, I he NovemiX't· employ . once used by the deactivated Gallipolis Develop· Superintendent Pamela Matur~. Flanking them behalf oflhe Gallipolis Volunreer people In Ga lll a Counr y. lhen• mcnr plcrurc was rosier. wllh bolh counlie> posllng s llg hf de· mental Center Fire Department was turned o~er ar.e, from left, State Rep. Jolynn Boster, GVFD Fire Depart men I, rhe lasr act of a were 1.200 wll houl jobs du r i n ~ creases In Nove mbe1·. to the Gallipolis Volunteer Fire. Department Chief Ray Bu•h and former State Sen. Oakley ieglslative process that lrans· lhal monllt . . Collins. Friday for Sl. City Manager Dale lman, third In .Jackson, joblessness fell !erred the !ruck to the ci!y's M(• lgs Counl y's unemployment nlne·lenrh s of a pcrcrnl. from · rose lhrce-rcn lhs of a percenr In ownership. Manager Dale I man. related commlrrees by Collins, The clly's effops to gel rhe 12. 1 In Oclobcr to 11.2 . th p City officials had sough! lhe Nove mber, from 11.1 In Oclober The truck will replace u J95R ro 11.4. From an cslimatcd work following monlh. Wllh a work yellow -colored truck , a 1977 ve hicle reac hed frullion last who vacated his longtime Senate lnternaliona i wllh a . 750-gallon Augusl when-, St~te Rep. Jglynn seal with the 17th Oistricl lhls Chevroler pumper rhat was "du'e force of 8.800. lhcn· were 1. 000 force es llm aled ar 13,31XI. !here for ir s last mile, " Bush said. The unemployed durin~ 1he monr h. we re 1. :.00 people wll houl jobs In fronl·mount pumper and 750· Boster, Q-Galiipolis , inlroduced pasl week. of Ihe GDC pumper will OBES said. addlllon "II was I he most expe nsive bill H .B. 652, which officially man· I he co un ly durin g November. gallon boosler rank, since March malnla in rhc Ga llipolis deparl· passed this year," Colli ns joked da,ted the transfer of lhe truck Bur rhe 11.4 was down nC'arly 2 · Th•' 11. 2 fll!urc was down 1983 when lhe GDC lire!lghtlng 1nll was deactiv aled . The truck from rhe city lo the volunr eer after making the paymenr. The me nt's fl eer ar seven vehicles, he percent from the Novcmbf'r198o rwo-renths of a perccnl from Jackson's Nove miX' r 1985 figure jobless fil(llr~ of 112 perccnr . remained parked in the cent er's deparlment. The bill was ap· t11le to Ihe , vehicle was also sa id. "I'm very happy lo receive this Alhens Counr y, whi ch has lhc of il.4, OBES said . power house unlil Gallipolis proved by 1he House and was 1ransferred to Ray Bush, chi ef of (Continued on A-31 (Co nll nu ed on A<ll volunteers drpve it away Friday. ca rried rhroug h the Senal e and the volunteer unit, and Clly lowest unempl oymcn l rate in rhc ACROSS I Wild guess & Fake 9 Offensive . II Jewish 10:20 (I) hnford oncl Son 10:30 ()) Bill Cooby Show (!) INN News (fi) Potom.e: AmeriCM Raftectlotoa (CCJ . tDl Newo 10:&0 (I) Ni9tn Tred<a Power Pllly In Stereo. •• DAILY CRYPI\IQUOJ'ECI- Hert's bow to wott It: The appropriation resolution is divided Into general funds, tolal· lng $3,486,413.83, and special funds, equaling$6,244,471.47. The general funds are comprised of counly offices and departments; 1he special funds are civil and pubiic services. The sheriffs department received the largest appropria tion ~$485,516.10), with maintenance and operation receiving lhe second largest ($392,667.00). The Children's Services Board was appropriated $298,097 . Commls· stoners approprialed $243,000 ro Insure counly property. Orher general fund appropria· lions wen I to the commissioners Firemen • receive b, THOMAS JOSEPH about her unborn ever, the commission spokesper· son said Ihere are no drasllc changes in approprla11on from th e 1986 budget to the $9,730,885.30 budget for the cur· rent year . "They lry to ~eep everything even from year to year," the spo kesperson said. The commissioners elected officers beforesignlrigtheresolu· tion. Kail Burleson was re· elecled as president of . the commissio n; J .E. "Dick" Cre· . •meens, vice president: Newly: elected Commissioner Dr. Dan Not)er was sworn in earlier and greeted by his colleagues prior ro the meeling. ' ""' ,.,,_, •~~" child. (60 min.) _, .... •• nological excellence are explored. (80 min.) ®l. tlll Fllcon Crall (CCI" Kit plano 1 drutio scheme to rid . the valley of 'Skyler', while Meli111 seek a help for har troubled marriage and Maggie turns Chaae away after aha leoma frightening news .•s When the finesse in the trump suit WEST EAST works, don't you try it again? Of . +K3 +IOU course you do - who wouldn't? - un- .K 1086 -5 3 tJ tl08 75 less it costs you your contract. +JIOU75 Declarer won the ace of diamonds .A Q 3 2 and tried the spade finesse. When souiH dummy's jack held the trick, every+8.7612 thing looked easy. He played another . • J2 diamond back to his king in order to tAK93 take a flei:Ond spade finesse. Suddenly, .K4 disaster! West ruffed with the king of Vulnerable: East-West spades and played a heart. Wh!!R deDealer: We!it clarer played a low heart from dummy, East ruffed. A. club played to West Wett East Sootll allowed East to ruff still anolher Pasa Pasa heart, and that was down one: Poor Pa" 2NT PaS3 Pasa Pass South. In fact, when the. first spal)e finesse PaS3 works, South does not need to try it a Opening lead: t J second time. He should just play the ace from dummy. Even if ·the king does not drop, his contract is safe. He ' - - - - - - - - - - ' - can play queen of diamonds from dummy and finesse against East's 10, mond to the nine, jack of hearts CO) and the jack of hearts covered by West ered and a diamond back to his ha expose! the void in the East hand so South runs his lut two trumps. w that be can safely play to dummy's now is squeezed between his bea beart aiDe later. He can alia handle an and the club ace, and declarer w orilillal boldln1 of K-10-9-x of spades up making 12 tricks. in the West hand, sill!'e East can never ., 1a1n the lead to come lbrou1h the king A new book by James J.coby •lid~ . of clllbl. . · father, the late 0..1/d•Jacob~ is ~ the 11pade kine C1oea drop, an avil~ble ~~ bocltii/IIW. It 11 :'Ja . unelpected dividend ocan. After a on Cltd came.,""pa/llllfted by'Ptil tblrd htch trump, diamond queen, dla- fJ«lb· · ,· ! gain their scientific and tech· :11 1-1·17 .AQ971 +Q612 ' they help out a woman on the run with her daughter. (60 min.) (R) . ()) Helrt of tile Dragon: Underetlndlng The at , tempts of the Chinese to re- THEM GIRLY NORTH +A !I J By James Jaceby norian tactics cause the workers to rebel. (I) Wall Street Week 10:00 (I). (I) St1111111n ICCI As NO BOY OF .MINE Times-Sentinel St•ff GALLIPOLIS- With no major allerallons ro rhe funding appro· prlatlons for county department s and services compared to 1986, Gallla County Commissioners approved the annua l approprla· lion resolution for 1987 in special session Friday . The reduction of fed ~r al revenue sharing funds, which has completely· funded the County Emergency Medical Service In · the past, forc ed the commission· ers to a·ppropriate more lhan $34.1loo to the EMS. Outside of the necessitated appropriation lo the EMS, how· Whenonc~e-----;=====-----­ Wandell. (60 min.) AI Jarreau: Live In Lon· don (60 min.) 9:30 (I) D (I) Gung fio (CC) Mr. Saito takea cherge when Kaz falls ill and his discipli· 15 TAKIN' ONE OF Jly JIM WEIDEMOYER James Jacoby. Starman and his son Scott search for Sc'Jtt's mother, BUBBLE BATH !! 12 Sections 74 Pages A Multiinedia Inc . Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, January 4, 1987 Gallia-commissioners OK$9.7million budget BRIDGE April envisions a fortune af- ' wAim · It had snowad all night and ralntd all !!Jy. Our daughter, ~ lal.nto ecology, moaned, ~:Rain and anow sre trouble · enough when they contain only WATER." ter a meeting with · Jeremy I, Cloudy today, highs In tht• upper 30s ..1'he prolmblllly of )treclpltntlon Is 20 pcrccnl. YISJEIDAY'S SCIAI-UIS AJISWEIS Na~ura .., Pullf - lb!l - \lbdhy - (fi) .. Along the Riv er ..... .. 8 · 1·6 Busincss ....... ..... ... ... .... D-1 . Com(cs ........... :........ 1nsert Classlfleds ........ ... D-2-3-4-5 Deaths ........... ............. J\ -4 Editorial .. :... ............... A-2 Sports ........ .......... .... C-J, 6 -. Vol. 21 No. 47 Copyrighted 1987 • (jJ) <lll Whetolof Fortune ton B (I) Judge tiJ Wodehou.. Pleyhouoa Ill Whnl of Fortune • tlll <lll Jeoperdy • tmts- by MUng m the m1ssing words you develo'p from step No. 3 below. • ~wahour A DA NGEROU!' TURN " ... . • Complete Hio chuckle quoted (fi) lady E1eclrlc (D) Qood Tlm11 (I) 81"-llt Home "rHIN65 HAD TAK~N Spending time home du~ilg lhe holidays · waa hard on my Bob Hoeflich discovers a new word to • describe the case of flu he underwent '- B-6 I"-..:. I~-r~:..J,I;.i.::.,I;;7:...~,..:.,:TI--I 0 Ill• fill cas New. 7:30 • ()) (I) Ne'w Newlywed Game (I) Wllfkl Cillo Champion· •!liP Wr811tllng (!iO min.) • (!) Too Clc111 for Com- -B-1 · neighbor's lnforined r~=-~·:;:·~-=~ him t~~Jt ~ego. mayHla.bekids home, but, RH E MA M the houae." (I) DocaWho (HI Berney Millar 7:0& (I) hnfOrd end Son Continual criticism of President Reagan makes profit 1--is•e"'!'x.ann-·n-ed-by-W•iU•ia•m-A•.R•u•s-he• r--A--2··-1 I I l -1 .i . .I I I (HIF-ofUM NFL playoff .action --.··c •'·1 '· . (J)(I).(J)()I.~(JI News ()) BlgV.-., (I) M8zda Bportal.oilk • (!) .JIIffon ..... ' BACK AT THo AP.VENTUREOR?' ClU~" ....... ., Sunday ' . "McAN\'IHilE, ., fUTIMI&Y PI Ifill · CAPTAIN EASY " .. 1 • . lly I,E E LEONAIU> lJPI Sluti!IIIH"e Reporter COLUMBUS iUPii - Th<' 1171h Ohi o . G•• nrra l fl ssP mbly will c·onvenr nf•XI WC't'k tor a rw·o·yt'ar sesslnn 10 bt· doml nal ed by reco nsideration of a co nt rovc rslu l c·lvll jusllc·•· an~ .lnsu· ra nct' reform hill , :Jitrmp.ls 10 help loca l gmw nmt•nr. an d a vl rlual no-growrh sta ll· bu<lg••t, The Sena I<· wil l co nw•nr Monday al LlO p.m. :~nd rht' llouM' onr -hall hour IIHPI'. Ten n('w ll uus' ' mC'ml>t: n, will b amo ng llw!l!lt akl ng rheoalh of offi ci•; fou ,. oi lh..:l.1 sP nal or~ "rr ' billion in rhe three-year period ending Sept. 30, 1988. His proposal would order srrlc· ter limits on rhe sum paid to Individual farm ers, direct mo· ney loward needy family !arms, - not corporate farming opera· lions - and aller the formula used to calculale payments by . ending the link . between !hose payrnenrs and crop production. · The budget 'package also calls . for abou l noo million to aid the Co ntra rebels fighting Nlcara· gua"s Sandinlsta government, Miller said. A similar amounl was approved by Congress lasr year: :. About ·$5 billion In revenue Increases would be achieved through "privatization," or the sale of selected governmenr properties and operations to private business, Miller said. Among the targets are Ai'ntrak rail operallons tn the Norlheasl, Ihe naval petroleum reserves : and the-Alaska Power Marketing Authority. The admlnlstrallon plans to raise anolher S3 billion in "user fees '' assessed against (ieople whO use federally owned lands for •recreation. and business, S8 billion through the sale of govern· mentloan assets, and$6bllllonln other receipt's, Including In· creased tax coilecllons by the Internal Revenue Ser-.tce. Other proposals will ~all for: , -"A couple, hundred million dollars" In cuts In medical new . Both eham h''"' ar11 l·X pPt'tc-tl to MAKING IT OFFICIAL ·- Pret<ldent Rear an signed the $1 trillion 19AA fiscal yetn budget Saturday In the Oval Olllce after making hl~ weekly radio address to the nation In which he warned that CongreSs will try to raise tax!"' rather lhan cui spending. The budget message goes lo lawmaker• on Monday. (UP!) beneflls ·for veterans, Miller said: The propos~)(! cut s would be directed against vetera ns who earn $15,000 or more a year and who do not have serious medical problems related to their mil· ' . ilary service. -1n creasc~ are pla nned In orh r r areas, Including AIDS research, space exp loration and the air !raffle control sysrem, Miller sa id. ., ' waste IIIII<· tlmr In allatklng tht' mea I oi l h<' ll'gls l:lllvl•agpnda lo t· 1987. . House Srwak r'r Vl'rna l (; _Riffe I .Jr .. 0 -Ncw, nosron. has dl rrr ll'd thu t anolhr·r ~lv ll iusllcr and lnsura n('(' rrh<rm bill lx• passrd . .by rhr Housr: ;md sr nl ovrrto 1hr Scnat by ea rly Frbruary . And Gov . Hl ehard F: Cclostc • wil l be submilllng his 191l8·89 budget r~qu rs l IX'! ore rhc end of the monlh ro Ihe House Finance Com mlllr ·. whrrc· heari ngs wi ll begin. . )n rhe Scnall'. lh rop.prlorlly item Is a blparllsa n $1.8 blllloh JO-ycar bo nd; issue ro gc·neral\' funds for fl' pui r of local hll( h· ways: bridges and st•wm· and wuter systems. Ma)orlly Rt•put)ilca·ns will starr hear in gs Immediately on a , 1 on rlnued on A·31 � 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 01. January 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. 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