https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7327163befb0e600f40b7d8567484dab.pdf b836f3e6db3a8b4ac361475ec58751d9 PDF Text Text j ~-12-The Daily Sentinel ·Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio Thursday, January 15, 1987 - ~==========~~~~-~~ . ~. ~~~ - ~--~==~~ Witness: .S&L used "profits to stay.o.pen Local News in Brief: · Middleport mayor lists collections The office of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman collected $5S,273.87 during 1986 In fines and fees. Included in the receipts were $32,785.10. bonds forfeited: $15,051, fines; $6,068, court costs; $572, merchant police collections; $75, trash hauling permits; $10, demolition permits; $105, trailer permits; $72.-50, accident reports; $20, siding permits; $60, roofing permits: $40, remodeling permits; $10, zoning permits; $280.95, building permits; $20, sidewa lk permits; $20, pool permits; $44 .32, miscellaneous permits; ·$50, taxi license. Firemen .detail year's activities Middleport firemen put in a busy year answering 543 calls99 fire calls and 444 emergency ru ns- during 1986, according to the annual report of Fire Chief Jeff Darst. The department answered 22 stru.clural fire calls; nine to vehicles; six brush and trash fires; 15 mutual aid calls; 26 rescue- hazardous condition calls, and 21 false alarms and serv ice calls. Losses du e to structural fires amounted to $47,200 while vehiCle fir es caused a loss of $8,800 for a total loss of $56,000. An average of 11 men answered each of the lire calls and In August the department received a new fire truck and a new squad vehicle. All vehicles were driven 16,224.6 miles during the year. In De,cember, the department answered 45 calls, six fire runs and 39 emergency runs. Village's financial status revealed All Middleport VIllage monies as o!Dec. 31 totaled $366,596,84, Middleport Vlilage Clerk-Treasurer Jon Buck reports. Receipts, disbursements, respectively, for each lund and the Dec. ~~ balance of each are general. $28,042.30, $30,452.16, $13,175.67; street· maintenance, $5,513.67, $826.16, $2,082.23; federal revenue sharing, no receipts, $3,428.95, $412.31; street light, $2,642.02, $1.584. 95, no balance; !Ire equipment, $4,525, $592.2.1, $640.1i. fire truck , $5,000, $4,650.25, $9,019 ..72; public transport<4\lon, $10,015.89, $12,977.86, $17,885.11 deficit; sanitary sewer es&row , no receipts. $5.000, $108,217.29; fire house Improvement , $4. 70, $2,&18.53, $43,894.48; water tank, no receip ts, $5,000, $125,977.58; .• water , $11,025.83, $17,318.82, $8,606.41; sanitary sewer, $7,913.60, $13,643.04 , $21, 767.46; swimm ing pool. $850, $17.58, $750.09: cemetery, $5,299.36, $1,880.50, $562.55; water meter trusts, $260, $260.19, $12,265.56; contingency, $102.10, no disbursements, no balance\ economic development. $1, 712.45, $1,295.54, $9,574.23. Receipts for the month of December totaled $86,285.14 while disbursement s amounted to $108,052.93. . Ohioan wins prize CINCINNATI (UPll- A certi· regulatory requirements. She the three defendants are fled public accountant has testl· also sald .she had.assumed in her charged with mlsappllcatlon of fled that without Home State calculations that if Home State . bank funds through dealings with ' Savings Bank's profits on Iran· had not been trading with ESM,lt ESM on complex · financial in· sactlons with ESM Government would not have made profits vestments called "repurchase transactions," whi~h sometimes Securities, Home State wouldn't from other transactions. Another prosecution financial required additional funding, have been able to meet regula· tory requirements to remain consultant, John BUn, concluded called "margin calls." "There was 'ho business basis open . two days of testimony Wednes. "From 1981 through 1984, with· day. Blln termed "day trading" out dealing with ESM, there that Home State officials con· would have been a deficiency in ducted with ESM as a highly (Home State's) minimal regula· speculative transaction, saying tory net worth requirement," that "those who are. very good" Mary Hall, a consultant for the are only successful about 55 prosecution in its case against percent of the time. three Home State officials, testiWarner and Bongard txith had personal accounts with ESM. fied Wednesday. ... Hall said she studied the gains Warner had gains In all48 of his made by Home State on short day · trades and Bongard had term transactions with ESM gains In 66 of 70. from 1980 throug_h 1984 and "That's Impossible," said BUn. concluded that without those "We're talking about a very gains for mast ofthe y~ars, Home risky business." State would have been below the When defense attorneys noted minimum regulatory require- that ESM or!lclals had character· ments necessary to keep a bank !zed the transactions as high operationaL yielding and virtually risk· free, · In 1983, for example, said Hall, BUn called that, "Allee In the regulatory requirement was Wonderland." "That (type of characterlza· $16 million and substracllng a $21.6 million gain through short lion) woulctJ:tave sent a red flag term transactions, a deficiency up to anyone in the industry," said BUn. of $5.5 million was left. Blln also testified that addl· Prosecutors are trying to prove the allegation that Home tlonal money Home State sent to State was tied toESM In carrying ESM to secure previous invest· out fraudulent financial ments really amounted to an actlvlt ies. unsecured, interest free loan. Both ESM and Home State collapsed nearly two years ago, with ESM owing Home State $144 million. Home State's loss trig· gered a run by depositors . on savings and loans throughout Ohio, creating the biggest bank· . lng crisis In the state. Gov. Richard Celeste closed 70 S&L's until they obtained federal insurance. 1 In the trial, former Home State owner Marvin Warner and former bank presidents Burton . Bongard and· David Schiebel are charged with the misapplication of bank funds In d'eallngs with ESM . Kather ine Brown. 68, Shadv· side, Ohio, was given a check for $5,000 by the lottery's regional office and will be sent a check for $75,000 by lottery officials In Charleston. The st ate withholds 20 percent of the total prize amou nt for federal ta'xes. for making th()se margin calls (additional collateral that Home State paid ESM because of market changes)." testified Blln. "Unsecured meaning bank· . ruptcy, lliterest · free means not ~ good business, because. why should you give someone an Interest free loan? " , \ - ' PRIME PWS 1% GUARANTEED FOR 90DAYS.* ·collision.near Salt Lake City leaves 10 dead -·----- ~ ... -"~"" -~'~"· NATURE MADE VITAMIN C ALL STRENGTHS 40°/o OFF S1 97C 94 WESTCLOX ELECTIIC ALARM CLOCKS PACK Of 10 HALL'S COUGH TABLETS r sy FOI BIRO PENS ONLY -TYLENOL l6u can acce,ss )'!U;Y line u( ctedit bv wn'ting a sfJecllll ~traLinc clwc'k. EXTRA STRENGTH CAPlETS BUY G.P. FREE so, 40 TlllOS .sac BAG OF 30 $5 39 uo.ss.99 ONLY IIG. I15.79 ONLY $J99 NOTEBOOK P 110•11 IN.XB IN.-200 S~EOS ONLY SWISHER LOHSE Pharrnac y in which they were alone In the thai Celeste vetoed the civ il gover nor's office, as "frank antl just ice reform bill, on which the Legislature had worked tor most friendly ." The pair agreed to return to a of 1986. Celeste objected to the former practice of meet ing regu- product liability section, which was added at the last minut e. larly , If not weekly. "He agreed It could probably . The s ignificance of the agree· men! is greater cooperation and have been handled differently," less chance of a power struggl e said RUle, who earlier had between the two. fueled by criticized the gover nor's office speculation over statements they for falling to make Its wishes make about each other In the known on ihe language of the bilL "If 1 had known from his office media. "1 don't think there was a there would be an objection, It hatchet to bury," each said In (product liability lan guage) separate briefings with reporters would never have gotten In the conference committee report," after their meeting. . Continued on page 10 But Riffe had been annoyed the And,>"" can pay back 115/itt/unch month as the inlm!sl dUll on )ilUr IJUI!ililndinf! balance. Fl1r rompkll! financial flexibility. · IIC Riffe said the governor con· ceded the entire matter should have been handled differently when It was in the Legislature In November. Celeste said the major bone of contention In the reform bill, a section limiting lawsuits against manufacturers for defective pro· ducts, can be worked out and thai his office will negotiate with the House and Senate on the terms. ·"It was cordial," Riffe said of the meetipg, the first the two have had In almost six months. "I look forward to working with the governor." Celeste described the meeting, ' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -A capacity crowd jammed Into the downtown Trinity Episcopal Church Thursday for a state, ESCAPES INJURY - Rebekah Whltel~~k IJ'a8 standing just . organized celebration of the outside her home Thursday when the willg !rom ai commuter plane birthday of Dr. Martin Luther crashed Into the house, crushing two kittens In the bedroom. She King Jr. was unilljured, but eight people In Skywest·Alrllnes plane and The "Ohio Celebrates the Life two people in a private aircraft that collided In mld·alr wllb lhe of Dr. Martin .Luther King Jr." bigger plane were kllled. (UPI). program was organized to honor the late civil rights leader on the 58th anniversary of his birth. Members of the enthusiastic audience clapped their hands and rocked In the pews to the music of the Ohio State Unlver· sity Black Chorale Ensemble. The audience also gave an standing ovation to Arthur Tho· mas, president of Central State. University, who delivered a stlrtlng speech. "There are bodies, · parts of · "We have come to say the KEARNS, Utah (UPI) ..,. A commuter plane making an bodies and pieces of the plane dream still lives and we are instrument approach to Salt scattered over a 40-block area," committed to making the dream Lake City International Airport said She~lff's Deputy John a reality," Thomas said. collided with a small plane Malmborg. Rebekah Whitelock, a Kearns practicing landings, killing all10 people on .t'Oth craft and raining resident, said she was about to .I ' , llebrls and bodies over a40-block walk into her bedroom when a wl,ng and wheels of the Skywest area. Nobody on the ground was plane crashed through her roof. "It we-nt boom and the 'whole killed or Injured In the crash house was shaking," Whitelock Thursday, the flrstfatal accident involving' a commercial airline In said. "It was like a major earthquake. . I opened the bed· the United States thts year. A twtn·englneSkywest Airlines room door and 'there were wheels Metroliner, which was on .an sticking out of the bedroom." National Transportation instrument appropch to the air· port after a flight from Pocatello, Safety Board, Federal Aviation Idaho, colilded with a single· Administration and FBI aggents engine Mooney about 12:50 p.m. were Investigating the accident. MST over Kearns, 10 miles An NTSB official said the "black southwest of downtown Salt Lake box" flight Information recorder from the commuter plane had City. : · Six passengers and two crew been recovered. FAA officials said the commumembers aboard the Skywest Flight &34 and a student pilot and ter plane was making an lnstru· his instructor in the private craft ment approach with ·2· mile were klllPd, salo Salt Lake visibility whim It disappeared from radar. County Sheriff Pete Hayward. 3 89C ONLY '3 4 ~ =~~~--~------~----------~ POLl DENT Celeste, Rife end differences honor late Dr. King Curnmt A.P. R. , $299 near-collapse. The Iranians wanted more wea· pons before hostages would be freed while the Americans. primarily McFarlane, wanted all hostages released before any more weapons would be shipped lo Iran. On the fifth day, North pleaded with McFarlane to accept the Iranian offer of freeing two hostages that day and two more the next day , when more weapons could arrive. McFarlane refu sed and ordered everyone to pack their bags, the network reported. The Iranians paid for what I hey considered a partial arms shipment after the U.S. team left Tehran, ABC sa id. The Rev. Lawrence Martin Jenco, a hos tage for 18 months In Lebanon. was subsequently freed July 28. The U.S.·Iranlan deals continued and another hgstage, David Jacobsen, was released Nov. 2. Three more Americans have been kidnapped since then. Qhio~s 4 & ALLERGY IELIEF 12 TII LETS 01 4 OUNCE EUXII ignited the controversy, Involved the Americans bargaining with Iranian officials for Jive days to buy freedom for four U.S. hostages then held by pro-Iranian captors In Lebanon: Another hostage, CIA agent William Buckley, was believed to have been killed. . . , ... :' When the mlsslon,... w.as dlscio'sed. Iranian officials said they ljad tape:recorded the talks between McFarlane, Lt. CoL Oliver North of ttre National Security Councli, and . others In the delegation . with . contacts In the regime of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelnl. The ABC report contained direct quotations from the talks . The network said McFarlane and his party, who arrived bearing a cake and Colt pistols as gifts, stayed In top-floor suites at the Tehran Hilton Hotel and negotiated with a man identified only as . Dr. Najafadabl, an Iranian government official. Several times during an emotional five days, negotiations swayed between near· success and By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COI.,UMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Gov. Richard F. Celeste and Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, have made up over past differences and agreed to work together In the future, specifically on a controversial civil justice and Insurance reform bill. . The two ·met privately for more than an hour late Thursday and Riffe apologized for a d·lsres!iect· ful statement he made last month after the governor vetoed the tort and Insurance ref.orm bill highly prized by the General Assembly . PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY, JAN. 19TH FOI EFFECTIVE position of responding to congressional calls for an apology regarding the sour turn in his policy toward Iran. Reagan's approval of secret U.S. arms ~ales to the Islamic nation and his professed lgn'Orance of the subsequent scheme to divert sale profits to l'llcaraguan Contra rebels have mushroomed into his worst political crisis: A White House spokesman, assuring reporters he conveyed Reagan's attitude, said Thursday the president "feels he has done nothing for which he feels he must apologize." McFarlane's major role In Iran arms deals was at the heart a! the ABC report, which provided new details of the clandestine May 28 lrlp to Tehran by the former national' security adviser and three U.S. lr.telllgence officials. An undeter· mined amount of arms accompanied the high· level delegation. The mission, whose exposure in November ..., ., 1._...._,_,_ $439 2 SectiQns, 14 P&g&s A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper ' By E. MICHAEL MYERS WASHINGTON (UPI) - Former national secur· lty ·adviser Robert McFarlane, called back to · Capitol Hill today to discuss U.S. policy toward ' ·Iran, ·aeknowledges 'rejecting an arms deal during his secret trip to Tehran in May that was geared to buy piecemeal ffeedOm of all American hostages held In Lebanon at the time. New details of McFarlane's trip were disclosed Thursday night by ABC News, and he confirmed in a written statement to the network that he termlnaled the critical deal when· the lrarilans refused to release all the hostages at once. The revelations were expected to prompt new questions of McFarlane In his scheduled appear· ance today before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, which opened the policy hearings this week with the expressed Intent of not confronting the Iran· arms-Contra aid controversy. With Ca'*ol Hill focus stuck on the scandal, however, President Reagan has been put In the The i.llcn!st charges on secuted ~11!/Lin£S may bt IJJx ~tibk The new tax law allawsjiJrdeduction of SOIIUl or all of the inlcn!st on lnan.1 =ted by~ perrmw/ nJSidence. ONLY ~~~~ Pomeroy.,-Middleport. Ohio, Friday, January 16, 1987 \('~ .. SUPER"KICK-OFF ~:~o enttne McFarlane to reveal new a•ms details ·today If yoor GentraLine '!bur Secured Rate"is of Cred~is $50.000 an4 up Prime+ 1% $25,000 . $49,999 Prime+ l'ko/o $ 5,000 . $24,999 Prime+ 2% lEG. 40 ' .. . a1 y Vol.36, No. 178 Copyright,.t 1987 This SUfJ!".I!/1£ is guamnlted on a ~tmLine of Cnuflt' lwmc equity loan for 90 days once )iJU'ni approved. 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Ci'lti11P10Ii, Oltio ' Mt'?nbrr FDIC , , ·"r, ®. :1 , ui!Oi~ .. : r-----~~--~~~--------~ • .about W-4 tax fonns ' ..'·'· 97 North Second 3S2 Second Ave. Gallipolis, OH. Phone 446-0902 • • • Managers Convenilon held Jan. 7·9atthc Hyalt In Columbus. From the left are Laurie Reed, Eddie Holter and Addalou Lewis. Ot.her from Melp County attending the eonvenllon were Mr. and Mn1. Wallace Bradford, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smith, William Radford and Robert Lewis . Complai~ts increasb)g • • The Bank That Mtks Things llapperJ. HONOR FAIRBOARD MEMBERS Several Melp County Fair Board membel'!l are pictured receiving a certificate ,pf award from Director Steven D. Mauer, 8econll from left, Ohio Department of Alflculture In recol!llltlon of the successfull986 Melp County Fair. Mauer made tJ!e presentation at the annual Ohio Fair ~: ' WASHINGTON (UP!) -Thou· sands of taxpayers frustrated with the complexity of new W-4 wlthboldlng forms have a friend In the new Senate Finance Commltt~ chairman- but they still have a problem with the Internal Revenue Service. In a letter to IRS Commls· stoner Lawrence Gibbs, Sen. Lloyd Bentsen, D·Texas, said Thursday he agrees with many · American , taxpayers who are puzzled by the four-page work• sheet they·must !Ill out to determine how much tax should. be • withheld from their 1987 pay. checks. . KINO MnsAGE - MoadaJ, Melp Couaty wUI join tbe naUoli The worksheet, which must be In thll omclal holiday Mt •Ide for the btrtbclAJ ualveraaty of tbe completed .by people such as MuUt!ll, IOD of Peany 'and late Martbt Lutller KIDI Jr., Patrick Mullea, Mhldleporl..modela ..hln made b)' 81aterJaaet of Continued on page 10 1...a SKI't!d Heart Ca&JII)Uc Chureh In Pomi'I'OJ In tribute to tbe dAJ. Dr. Klnl'• IJI!'eCh. "I ftave a Dream" Ia written outln 1111 eaUrety In Jon& hand on the froat alld hack of the 1hlrt. · ' . �·. \ The Daily Sentinei-Pagt~-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Hopson leads OSU in .r out of Wildcats h Page-2-The Daily Sentinel , . Pomeroy-MiddlePort•.Ohio ··• Friday: January .16,1987~ The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~r:h . ts~. m~ ,...,.__,L-~· ~d · ~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher fAT WHITEHEi\D .1\sslstant Publlsher/Conlltoller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER ofThr Un ltt'<i Pr~ss Int ernatloniil, In land Dally Press Association and I he Amcril'an Newspaper Publishers Association. ·L ETTERS OF OPIN ION arp wel cofl')(l . They !llould bP less !han :m word s long . All lt•tt er s arPsu bj r'f't to t'lll tlng <~n d mu st bt's i~ned with namt>,ad dressand trlephon(' numb f'r.. No un slgnul leHl'rs will lx' published. Lettf'rs should be in good taS I<', addr€'1i sl ng JssuL-'S, not rx-rson all tles . Ignorance isn't bliss_______..:._~_Ru_st..:.._y r_ow~~~ B....;_ · By Rusty Brown I am .not surprised to learn that American kid s are more lg· nora nt about sex that youths In ot her cou ntries. I'm referring to a report given by th e Sixth Annual World Conference on Sexology. . Two Australian researchers , Ronald Goldman, a psycholo· gist, and Juliet Goldman, a sociologist, told the conference of their questions to 838 children, aged 5 to 15, from Sweden. Australia , England, Canad a and the United States. U.S. kid s, they claim . know the least about sex, yet date and have Intercourse at ea rlier ages _ voice hasn't changed and I have than their peers. I say I 'm not nothing to s have . Am I a homo. surprlst>d to learn how mlsln· sexual?" ' . formed and naive our kids are •"I am 12. and my boyfriend because I have bt>en paying at· wants to go all the way. Whal ls it tentlon to wha t they ask teen-ad- !Ike when you lo se your virginity, vice columnis ts In newspa pers not just physical feellngs.butth.e and magazines. emotional ones, too?" Here's a sampli ng of ques· •"I hear that 'Frenching' in· tlons written by baffled, worried valves the guy curling up his ton· and confust>d youths: gue and sticking it up the girl's • " This probably sounds stupid, nose. Is this correct?" but I don't know what VD Is. I •"I am 17 years old, and I'm as ked my mom and she slapped built like an Ironing board. l have my face a nd said she never heard of creams and oils, but I'm wanlt>d me to say that word not sure they do any good. I have again." also heard or an operation where •"I am 14 years old. but my a surgeon can In sert paraffin ~T'V. @t'I~1FORT walmi~Aii!-"re<EGI>AM...___ The . . Lighter Side · Getting high 2 ways . . Opinions of other editors . Th<' llurllurd (Conn.) Courant The Reagan adm ini stra tion. probably taking its •·ur from th~ pres iden t. is mov in g vrr)' slow ly to usr thr club meant for encouraging ~ nforcrmrnt of thP nation' s'" mp h speed limi t. Th r lethargy ma y bt> good for polit ics, but It 's bad gOI'N nm rnt. Undrr thr law. the Tra nsportation DC'partmcnt may wi th hold 10 pC'rcPn t of lh<' federa l mo nr)' a s t ate would g<'l (OJ· highw ay • co nstru ction II morr than ha lf ol it s drivers break the limi t. B)· lh(' federal ~ovcrnm c n t's own c·a lculatlons. that 's happened in at lrasl thrrl' sf alPs- Arizona. Vermont and Mary la nd . But not a lll'nn)' in highw ay money hus bl't'n with ltl'ld. To fail to punis h sta!Ps tha t don 't adequa!PI.v en force I hi' law is to send thPm thr mt'ssagr lhalthC' law doPsn' t n!'ed to bt> Pnforcrd. Th at · Invites d isrPspecl fo r olhC'r fc'di •ral laws. and law in gr nrra l.· What 's worsr i.s that Uncle Sam is winking at s p!'rd!'rs - a nd spre<ilng kill s a IHt .of peopiP. Tlw Nt•w Vork 1'imt'!'l ..Tr;I\'C'!f'I'S during lhPsP b u ~ ir s t fl~r i ng days of thr :'-'Par unders tand that thr co mhination of wint Pr ll'rat hrr and holid:t)' crowds oftPn mra ns '"' " d c•p;ll'l~ r('S. Ru t what <'xplai ns thr· di •lli)'S that havr , bPcome aimos troutin£' at big a il'flOt'ts- dri a~· s that \\'i1S t ~so mr2 , 001l hours uf i..lirllnt·l' rimC' t~ day, .a ll ~·(la l' m und '! ... To! all ra f'fit· hJ S mu shroomf'd 60 pC'rN•nt s lnr 1• a 1 ~7R law allowPd uirlinPs to f'n l rr n('w m ~.ll' kf'ls und cur f~l t' f'~. Bu l \>\-'ashi n,L: ton has faii Ptl lu m anage Px is tin g air tra ffi c ca pa ci t)' bff!cien li)' . let alone <iXpund il . Vund;r m(·n t ~.t l ·e h a ngrs an· nPPdPd ro break 1he lnst ilut ion aI g rld i<ll'k . ... . "ThC' a i rli m· 1r <~dr• assol'i a 1ion s u gg:L.,.~ I S an intrigu ing rP fof. m: Crea tr a n indl'prndrnl pu llii<' cor po ral ion I o main! a in t hr air tra ffi c systC'm. with au tho ri t.' · to t•o ll<'<'l und spPnd us!'r_IC'es . This would permit morr . . . What, then. Is this prepara· lion? II st>ems to mean only expo· sure to reality without the know F · t>dge 6f how to dea l with it. The Go!dmans. In their study · of youths in ,different countries, found that Swrolsh children , we re the bes t lnformt>d about' sexualit y. That's because, they ·s aid , for the last 20 yea rs , sex ed ucatio n has been ro mpulsory in Swedish schools for all chil ' dren bt>glnnln g at age 8. " Let's just ignore it and hope it doesn't go away." He never gave ______J_·ac_k_A_n_d_er_s_on__ &D_a_Le_Va_n_A_t_ta...;.: WASHINGTON -The Sult an of Brunei says the Sla te Depart ment lied when It claimed he had donated $10 million to aid the Nl · caraguan contras , according to sources speaking fo r the South · east Asian ruler . Statt> Department officials in· sls t that a " third country's" money was intended for " the Nicaraguan resistance". But th ey maint ain that Brunei has never been officially id entified as the country that was Importuned to help with U.S. efforts in Central Am erica. In numerous published reports, however, Foggy Botiom officials hav e said that Hassanal Bolklah, sultan of the tiny, oilrich country and t!)~: world's wealthiest ma n, was told that any don ations he made would go fo r non·mlillary aid to the con· tras . But Brunelan officials told us emphaticall y tha t the U. S. re· quest was for humanitarian a id to the needy of Ce ntral America . If the sult a n had known that the $10 million wa s to be used to he lp the a ntt.sandinlsta rebt>ls, he would not ha ve given the money, the Bruneian offi cia ls told us . Though he is a dedicated anti-communist, the sult an does not wish to proiong th e fighting between th e leftist regi me fn Managua and the contras s upport ed by the ·Reagan admini stration . Dale Van Alta flew to Br unei last month to check int o the dona · lion, which has figured In . the uproar over secret funding of the contra s at a lime when Congress had fo rbidden any officia l lJ. S. ald . The press·shy ruler was In di sposed and una va ilable for a personal Interview. but he met with his top officials to prepare a sta tement for us to explain his role in the burgeoning scand a l. The carefull y worded stale· mcnt, amplified by Brunelan of· ficials on a ba ckground basis, made clear thai the sult a n a nd his advisers feel th ey were "slung" by U. S. officia ls a nd resent th eir Innocent lnvolve mt>nt in the Reaga n admin istration sca nd al : · The statem ent sta tt>d : " hi s Ma jesty the Sultan and Yang Di Pertuan of Brunei Darussa lam (Brunei. Abode of Peace ) ssald 'that he had m ade a personal donation to the Uniled Stales to be used for humanitarian purposes in Central America." Accordi ng to a secr<'l repor t of the Senate Select Com mittee on th e - sult an was Int elligence, askt>d to put $10 million In a secret Swiss bank account con~ troll ed by Lt. Col. Oliver North. 'deputy na tional security ad· viser . Nor th was fired from his post after II was discovert>d that profits from !he s aleo!U. S. arm· slo Ian m ay have been diverted to the co nt ras through a Swiss bank account. · The sult a n 's aides confirmed that · he d id donate $10 mllllon. But th ey InsiSted tha t the sultan had no Idea the money was going to the contras . They compart>d It to the $500,000 th a t the sultan gave to New York Mayor Ed KoC'h In 1984 for I he city 's mea ls· on·wheels p rogra m. in accor· da nce wllh hi s desi re as a devout Moslem to follow the Koran' s in· junction to the rich tocareforthe poor . "The donation was made at the request of th e Unlled States St>· crelary of stat e, Mr. George Shult z, In the summer of 1986," the Bruneian stateme nt said. Shult z. who · has denied that he personally asked lor the dona· lion, met witb the sull an for 45 minutes in the course of a two· hour vi sit to Brunei la st June 24. U. S. Ambassador Barrington King, who was present at the meetin g, refused to comment when we asked If the donatio!( was sollclled at that lime . "II was his majesty's under· standing fro m the personal re~ p(esent allw ol Mr. shultz tha t the donation would be devoted to welfare purposes, and his rna · jes ly assumed thatlt had bt>en so , applied.'·' the statement contln,. · ued . "Once (he m9ney ha~ been· : paid It wa s beyond his control." , Brunelan ·officials told us that Shult z's "persona l r epresenta · . live" was Elliott Abrams, assist· ant secretary of state for Latin American affairs. The final par· agraph of the sultan's statement' reflec ts his feeling of betrayal: . "His majesty was. given to un . · derstand that the United States' was a pproaching oi her coun. lrles ... for don ations . On this ba· _ sis. he agret>d In accede to this re· ques t In g<iod l'aith as a gesture of ' good will and .friendship to the . United States ." As it turned out , th e Sultan of · Brune! was a pparently the only· · philanthropist who · bought the. · Shulf.z / Abrams sales pitch foraid to the contra s - a nd he didn 't' even realize where his money·· was going. ' Places of business ___-----..___R_o_be_rt_W_a_lte_rs CHICAGO !NEAt - Do th e relatively undeveloped sta tes of North - Dakota, South Dakota , Nebraska and Utah enjoy " the best overa ll ma nufacturing cli m ate In the natio n?" Are heavily Industri alized New York , Penn sy lvani a, Michiga n and Ohio among th e least appeal· lng loca tions for manufacturing? If the highly publicized annual st udy coNduc ted by the Chicago· bast>d management cons ulting a nd acco unting firm of Gra nt Tho rnton is cor rect. the answer to both qu es tions Is yes. For seven years. Gra nt Thorn· bu s\ npss lik f' m ; m ;~J,! rmt • nt of ~PrsonnPI i:ln d pqu ipment and would ton's "Annual St ud v of General ~ ~~ m on' a, ·iati1m cl<·,·rlopmPn1 funds from the swamp of f('drral Manufacturing Climates of the48 deficit pnl Ic it's. Tht• ~ !:111 wou id also fn'e Ihr F' .A.A . Io roncent ra te on Contiguous Sla tes of America" s af~11· <·rt·t lfit·; n io n and insp<'Ciio n - l h<' jobs II dot'S n •aso nably ":eli. has co mm a nded respect from bu sin ess a nd 'political lea dt>rs Am<'r ica's air linr indu sll)', wit h Its low fares. r<' liabi t• Pqulpm<•nt th roughou t th e cou ntry. 'a nd . <·nmpC'tltl\'r sehr du lrs. is thr <'ni'Y of thr wor ld. Its potential People are intrigut>d by any ough t no t t o tx\ undl'r minPd b~ · a go\'C'rn mPnt tha i simply C'an't k~'<'P type of ratings - and G ra nt tlu; pl iuu ·s mo\'lng. Thornton's ran kings receive specia l attenti on bt>cause th ey pur· . port to provide a qu asl·sclenliflc basis for determining the bt>st slles for manufac turing plants . Now , hO\IIever, the reports are . ' By' Unlted Prt•ss l,qternatlonal being criticized by academic Today is Fr·tda)' , .Ja n. 16, th1• 16th day of 1987 with 349 to foll ow. researchers and Ind epend e nt : The moo n is moving towat·d '"last quarter . consult a nts who offer convincing •,The morning s tars a r·e Vl'nu s and Saturn. evidence to support their conten· : The eveni ng s tars are Mercut·y, Mar s and Juplte.·. that the ranklngs are !Ions : trhosr born on this dat e are unde r the s ign of Capricorn. They fundamentally flawt>d . tnc ludt' German philosophet· Fran?. Brentano In 1838; Andre After st ud ying th e Gran t Michelin. the French industrialist who fir s t mass· produced rubber . Thornton ratings, two Uni vers it y a utomobile tires, In 185.1; Ca nadia n poet Robert Service In 1874; ga n economist s con· of Michi e u'ban dictator Fulgenclo Ba tista in 1901; singer Ethel Merman in eluded that · they are ' ' not a i 909; baseball pitcher Jay "OI7.7.y" Dean In 1911: auto c·acer A.J . Foyt reliable predictor of... manufac· ltr·l93.~ (age 521 . and countrY singer Ronnie Mil sap In 1946 (ageut. . turlngperrormance , general bus< • lness performan ce or general : On thls .dat e In hi story: economic welfare." ·.in 1920' the Unltrd States went lega .lly " dry " as prohibition or Two University of .Wisconsin a i'Coholic beverages bt>came elfectlve under I he 18th.Amendment to researchers found some relation· the Constitution. It was repealt>d 111 1933. ship bt>lween the Grant Thornton · In 1925, Leon Trotsky was dlsmlsst>d as chairman or the Russia n rankln11s a nd actual job growth Revolution Military Council. Today in history '• cups. Please tell me what to do.' : · •"I always wear briefs. MY, ~ fri end told me It Is dangerous lq. hot weather. I might get ov. • erheated a nd sperm might be destroyed. Would wearing tight ; underpants mean a guy couldn't ; get a girl pregnant In hot weather?" l think these letters are more pathetic than funny . They were written by cl)lldren : robbed of their Innocence yet be· r eft of knowledge . It must bt> a terrible burdt>n to be caught In a ; web of sexual activity yet under · · stand so !I ttl<' of its complexities : and consequences. Is it a ny wonder that thes ~ : fright ened l4·year·olds·golng· · on-40 turn to alcohol and drugs? " Ma rie Winn, writing about : "The Loss of Childhood" ln. The New York Times ·magazlne, says parents once wanted to shelter their children frotn life's vlclssi· tud es. but today great numbt>rs of them feel that children must be exposed early to adult experience In order lo survive in an In creasingly uncon trolled world. She says the Age of Protection · has ended and the Age of Prepa < ration has begun. ... ULME; t·A Neo> By DICK WEST WASHI NGTON (UP I I- An airline foOd publication reports that ~erne car ri ers are sav ing money by servi ng fr uit ju ices in aseptic cartons. · "It providt>s 1remendous savi ngs with unbroken cHrtons a nd is vrr.v conven ien t," says an ad in a recent iss ue. " Throw ing away leftover ora nge juict> at the en d of a flight Is like throw ing away money." ·Disposable car tons may work lint' fo r ora nge, apple a nd toma to juice but the las t ! ime I fl ew the fli g ht attendant s were s ti ll serving the ha rd stuff the old-fas hioned way- in diposable bottles. : I doubt the millennium will a rrive u·ntil coc ktail s art' dispen sed in Car tons. too. And I ha l m ay involve plas tic measurements. • One compa ny was reported des ig ning disposa ble pit chers to enitanC(' concentrates. Perhaps II would design a few disposabl e gltchers to e nha nce cocktai ls as wel l. " Trad it iona ll.v, " the pu blica tion says, "air lines have handled Juices in a var iety of ways- from squ<'Cz in gora nge jui ce int o chill ed dispensing co ntai ners to using plastic c ups with peel· off covers." • 11 may bt> a ll right to squeeze moo juice and soft drinks into aseptic cartons. But will passengers who order coc kt a ils and ot her form s of liqu or accep t thei r bt>verages that way·~ Trad itionally, these beverages have been dispensed in " miniature" bottles. a nd I 'm betting that m ost air line passt>ngers art> t·radllionalisl,\. _ ·. Although fli ght attendant s m ay servP s uch non·a lcoholic drinks as coffee. tea a nd milk free from the cart In the cent er ais le , they usua lly co llect ex tra money fr om passengers desir in g cockt a ils or wine. Will such imbibers continue t o s hell ou t if offert>d whiskey or win e concent rates ·~ Is there a ny suc h thin g as a wine or i)ooze conenlra to? ; If not , I'm s ure tradi tion-bound air lin es will soon Inve nt one. · Already, I'm told, some wine is ava il a ble at retail outlets in aseptic cartons, which su pposed ly are free of germs. I don ' t suppose weight tneans wry much on a retail shell. but it could be crucial on an a'Jr liner. ·, One catering se rvice manage r. who apparently ca ters pr imarily to Canadians. estimat es I hal every pound reduction saves an al rllne r 2> to 40 Canadi an dollars annually. 1 cannot break thal ·down Into U.S. doll ars. not hav ing the latest exchange rate in fro nt of me, but the savings even in Yankt>e money must be co ns id erable. Reformed drunks, flight attend ant s, caterers , kid s a nd other abstainers ma y be able to down airline food on a sobt>r stomach, but tha t probably has never bt>en 1ried by confir med cocktail guzzlers. However, you ca n imagine the weight that could be savt>d If an air line passt>nger who orders a "double" martin i before dinner Is served a concentrate in stead of two miniatures. )'lot only would the air line save money but passt>ngers s hould reach their destinations a good dea l lighter . . GENE CADDES By ·upJ Sports Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Den.nts Hopson Impressed Northwestern coach Bill F aster Thursday night , not with his new · · phllo. sphy towards basketball, but with his •scoring, passing, rebounding and defense . "I can't say enough a~ut Hopsop, " said Foster, after the 6-foot·5 Ohio State forward led ·the Buckeyes to a ·convlnc Ing 87-59 Big Ten win over the Wildcats. ' 'I think ht>'s the best Individual performer _ we' ve laced all year." Hopson, s~cond In the nation In scoring going Into Thursday night's game with an average of 28.8, scort>d 31 points, grabbt>d 14 rebounds, dished out 8 assists and also had 3 steals. Hopson scort>d 19 or his totailn .the first half and went to the bench with 4:08 to play and Ohio State cutin front 79·51. lt was the fir st look at Hopson for Foster , In his first yea r as Northwester n coach, and he said , "I'd rather not st>e him again In person for a while. You just ca n't . - In traditional forms of manufac· turing but " no correlat ion at all " with ~rowth in high-tec hnology Industries that are Increasingl y important . By · far the most devastating crit ique has co me from the C9rporalion for Enterprise Develqpment . a Washington. D.C .. organiza tion that provide advice to stale governm ents on business loc atio n an d relocation. Grant · Thornton Is obsessed with direct a nd indirect labor costs, CEO notes, to the extent that they account for more than 63 percent of the components or the state ranklngs - .and skews the ra nkln gs In favor of stat es with regressive policies. Thus , sta tes that provide the most generous une mployment and disability compensation pay· ments·are penalized, while states that offer morE' limited payment s are r e ward e d for their stingineSS . Si milarly, states In . which Industrial workers earn the high · est wages a nd ' are the most ex tensively un ionized. score the lowest. "The Gran'! Thornton Index. knows the price of every thing but the va lue , of nothing," says CEO's recent report . "II emphasizes the costs of labor but not Its produc tivity .. . It even di s· m isses the goal of Increasing workers' standard of living." ·· The 101·page CEO report alsO notes that "In general, the more developed a slate, the lower It Is ranked on the Index. " Thus, North Dakota, South Dakota, Nebraska and Utah have at· talned the highest average score In the past two years while New York, Pennsylvania, ~lchlgan and Ohio ranked among lllP 10 least desirablE> states . Finally, all th at counts in Gra nt Thornton's Index are thin g 'I hal can be count ed. The Chicago firm acknowledges !he impor· lance oft nlanglbles but makes no at tempt to Int egrate them Int o the ra n kings. "Not a ll !actors contribut ing to a sta le's manufacturing climate are qu imtlfl able," says Grant Thornton. "Addlilona lly, qu a lit y of life compone nt s such as educallonal a nd hea lth fa ci lities;. recreational and cultural oppor, · tunitl es, Infrastructure systems a nd · average persona l income , contribut e to a n area'.s overall • a tt ractive ness." But none of those e lement s are among the "22 factors selected by ma nufa ct urers as Important to bus iness s uccess" that Grant Thornton relies upon to produ ce rat ings tha i a re at best Irrelevant a nd at worst mislead in g. HAULS rr IN- OhloState's'TonyWhlte grabs a rebound In front of the Northwestern basket before Northwestern's Shawn Watts lrlf!'ht) can gel to It In the first hall Thursday night In St. John Arena, Columbus. The Buckeyes won lhelr first Big Ten game by downing the Wildcats 87-59. (UPI) Rio Grande eyes nlnth ·Straight cage vi~tory Saturday The Rio Grande College mens basketball team , first In the Mld·Ohlo Conference, will at· tempt to extend its elgt·game winning 'stn\ak Saturaay night , wMn it hosts Tiffin llniversity In the Paul R. Lyne Center. The Redmen, 17-4 overall and 3·0 In theMOC, have notlos t since the first ga·me of the Muskingum "Tournam ent, Dec. 22, 1986. That lpss was reglstert>d by Tiffin 105 83. Tiffin Coach David Greer said he knows a second victory straight victory over the Redmen will not bt> easy. · "We have to neutralize the ir In side ga me , · th a t' s the ir strength, " Greer said. "If you let them -play both the Inside and outside game, you don't sta nd a chance of winning. You have to neutralize at least one."· Probable starters for the visit· lng Dragons are 5-foot·9 sopho· more Scott Morrissey and 6-2 freshm'an Steve Doss In the backcourt arid sophomores Skibo Sims, 6-foot, and Tyrone Trbo· vlch, S:5, along with 6-5 sophcr .more Gene William s, comprising the Iron tcou rt . . For the Redmen, 5-11 sop homore guard Anthony Raymore and 6-3 junior Mik e Smith comprise Ihe backcou r t, with juniors Ron Rlttlnger, 6·6. and Doug Fogt, 6-7, a long with last season's MOC Player of the Year 6-4 senior Joe Verhoff. Red Sox ·sign Henderson, Nipper to contracts By United Press lnte,!'natlonal · Center fielder Dave Henderson and pitcher AI Nipper Thursday each agreed to a one-year con· tract with the Boston Red Sox, who did not offer a 1987 contract to lnjury·plagut>d Tony Ar~as, previously their regular center fielder. The Pittsburgh Pirates and Tele-Communicatio ns Inc . an· nounced a five-year contract for cable television coverage of the club. By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Writer Howard Evans , an unknown player on a llttle· known team, sparked No . 11 Temple to victory Thursday nig ht. Evans scort>d 17 of his career· high 24 polnts ·ln the second half to lead- the ho st Owls to a 66·49 victory over Penn State In an Atlantic 10 game. The junior's performance helped offset a poor offensive performance by fellow guard Nate Blackwell , :remple's !e'a dlng scor er, who finished with just 11 points. Evans hit 7 of his 10 shots , Including 4 of 5 from J.polnt ra nge, to help Temple Improve to 1!>-2 ·overall and !>-0 in the conference. Penn Sta te !ell to 8·4 and 2·2. "Howard gave us a real lift tonight ," Temple Coach John Chaney said. " He .sought judiciously the 3·polnt shot . Wh en he is taking the stralght·up jump shot, he's gr eat for us .'' Leading just 26-22 at halftime, Temple dominated the second half. During O!'e span of 2:29, Evans scort>d 9 straight points . Temple scort>d 6 points on one possession and lt>d by as many as 22 during the hall. Tim Perry addt>d 13 points for Temple. Penn Stal e was paced by Paul Murphy's 12 points. In other games Involving ra nkt>d teams , No. 1 Nevada· Las Vegas defeated Cai·Santa Bar· bara 88· 74, No. 4 Indiana bombed Wi sconsin 103·65, No. 7 De Paul whipped Loyola 84·65, No. 15 Alabama s lipped by Louisiana State 69·65, No. 16 Oklahoma roged Kansas 76-74 and No . 17 North Carolina State dlspatcht>d Wake Fores t 75·67. At Santa Barbara, Ca ll!., Armon Gllllam·scored 25 points a nd Frt>ddie Banks added 20 to lea d Nevada·Las Vegas over Cal· Santa Barbara. The undefea tt>d Re bels used an 18-4 burst to take a big lead after trailing 6H2wlth 7: 40 remaining., At Bloomington,. lnd:, Steve Alford scort>d 21 points, hitting 7 of 8 from J.polnt range, helping 1:-:l··'3~~.'ti!EED &SUPPLY Purina O.aler ,.,.._ · The Daily Sentinel t USPS 11 ~ 9fi0) . ,o\ tMvis ion of Multlmt~la.lnc. ('\' Pry aflrrnoon. Monda~· tt1r o4gh Friday, 111 Cou rt SL. Po· mN oV. Oh \o, b~· !h(' Ohio Vallry P ub- Jishln·J! Compa n~· tMutl l ml'dl~, ,ln r .. Pom rrov. Ohto ~~769. Ph. 992--156. Sr- cond clli~ -~ po!'tage pa! tl at Pom('roy . Ohio. Mcmbrr: Unl!cd Pn•ss lntrrna11o nat. Inland Da!lv•Pr('55 A$.!10C'Iat ton and lllf' Ohio NE>wsPap('r A.ssorlal lon. Nal tonal Advf'r1 t ~ ln~ RPpresentalivr, Branham N!'wspa pcr Salf'S. 733 Thi rd Ave nue . N~· ..York~ N£'""' York 10017. POSTh1 AS'Jl:R: S<nd addrf'Ss r hanl!t'S to Th(' O~ttlv SC>nt lnrt. 111 Cout1 St .. Pomeroy. Oh.lo <15769. 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MAIN POMEROY 992-2164 52 Weekt'......... .. ..... ..... ............. l67.60 • ( • eyes until midway through lhl' Wisconsin. ..' id Wlllt' flrst ·half when the Ohio State " Wisco nsln'sgood.Hsa and ' 11 - ams. " ! saw them In IIawa Pr ess began ta kin g It s to ll. Th y've ." They a ll hus tle real well ," they played very we ·h e th e '~as t er said of the Buckeyes. " I played everybody toug on thought we handled the press road .'' real well, then lulled. And , they · Curtis Wilson added A 15 dpoints · really hurt us on the boards." forOhioStatea nd"J o hn n erso ~ 1n· 10. Nor thwestern wasb te6-..f n. Ohios'ta ' ,-noutscored ,t he Wild· 1 ca ts 18-8 the last six minutes of scoring and rebo und ing Y oooi 11 Ihe firs t half to lead 47·33 at the 2 guard E·lito t Fullen ,~ ~: vrnts Int ermission and also scort>d the Spri ng field, 0 hio , wit po int s of the second and I t rebounds. Shonld Morr is first e ight po hal f to all but the ga m e out of had 14 poi nts for the WI ca ts. reac h at 55·3:1 bulge. They never led by less than 18 point s th e rest of the way. Williams sa id he had worked the Buckeyes ex tra hard defen· si vely sin ce they returned fr om their 0·2 trip to Michigan and Mi chiga n State last weekend . . !1J 1 JAC ~SON PIKE · RT. 3~ WEST "Even Dennis thought it wa s a PhOne 446· 4524 good Idea," said Wi111ams. " We BARG AIN MAIINEES SAI!SUN / MON askt>d him and challenged him as All SEATS 12.50 our captain to really get us goi ng AD!< I II! ON EVE RY TUESOAI 12. SO\ defen sively . ff you're play in g with Dennis and St>e him worki ng JANUARY 16 thru 22 FR IDAY thru THURSDAY! that hard, It has to fi re you upo n defen.>e." . Ohio State 'resu mes Big Ten action Sa turday night by hosting Unknown sparks No. ll Temple; UNLV defeats Cal-Santa Barbara Publ is hM Berry's World gel a bt>tter 35 minutes than that." Hopson said his new philosopliywas paller ned afterthalof Georgetown's Reggie Wtll Iams, another senior playin g on a predominantly young tea m. He said he had watched the Hoyas p!ay ·:on television and like d I he wav Williams handled himself. ' ~!should be a Nle pl ayer ," he sa id. "I don't think 1 was doing a good job as a leader, but I wa s happy with my gaine tonight. 1. started relaxing, let the game come to me and stopped rushin g." The w in was Ohio State's fir st In four Big Ten ga mes and upped the Buckeyes record overa ll to 10·6. "I th ink we rea lly nt>eded this win ," said Ohio State coac h Gary· Willi am s, "especially after thret> tosses. I hope this is a co nfidence builder for our team . I thought our defense obviously pic ked up ton ight. 1 thought our pressure made us aggressive." Northwestem, whi ch dropped to 0-5 In the Big Ten a nd 5-10 overall, stayed with . the Buck· Indiana cr ush Wiscons in . The Hoosiers have won 14 straight again st the Badgers. At Chicago, Da llas Cdmegys scored 23 po ints and Kev in Edwards added 21 to pace DePau l over c ity riva l Loyola . Th e victo ry was thr 1.000th in the his tor y of DePau l, which beca me oo ly the seco nd school to have 1,000 victories a nd fewer th an 500 losses. Kentu cky is the ot her. At Tusca loosa, Ala ., Jim Farmer sco red 19 points a nd Mlch ~ei Ans ley g rabbed 16 re· bounds io lead the Crimson Tide past Louisiana State. LSU trail ed by 14 point s ear ly but ca me back to take the lt>ad. The CFimson Tid e then scored 8 stra ight poin ts. At No rman, Ok la., Tim McCal Ister hit a 1'-foot jump shot wi th seve n seconds rema ining to lift Ok la homa past Kansas . Ricky Grace preservt>d the v ictory by blocking Mark Turgeon 's 3·point shot at !he final buzzer . At Raleigh, N.C., Bennie Botio n scored 14 of his game· hig h 18 points In the firs t half to pace Nor th Ca rolina Stat e over Wake Forest. Th<' Demon D<>acons have lost 17 st raight regular· seaso n. Atlan tic Coas t Confer· HIE ~.t.H Of THE f UT U~I HIOOI:H IH THE I'ASI. ~l'NKIPJ: liU OtUAIUH .. 1'166 ence games. Elsew here. at Hamilton. N.Y ., J im Biega lskl scored 21 point s and Mike Boswell hit 6 stra ight free th rows in the fin a l two minut es to hel p Colgate s nap a 32·game los in g str ea k with a 76 · 64 victor y ov e r Man hattanvi lle. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pom eroy . OH . Phone 992· 2975 FAll g WINTER HOURS CLOSEO MONDAYS TUES .. WEO., THURS .. FRI . 9 AM to'6 PM SATURDAYS 9 lo 1 THE GRAVELY GOLDEN CHILD ............. llbovl to tnltk too... [l'tl 13[ ~> """'" "' 7 . 20 I 9: 10 �• Page-4-The Daily Sentinel . P~roy-Middleport, Ohio Friday. January 16, 1987. Friday, January 16, 1.987 The Daily Sentinel - Page- S Rockets contine to win, ·despite,Jordan . NBA Standings Dayton A4, Dttr .. t a '72. SI .. OHPh'~ U•dl lfJ 1\~thland Et\.~T Ry l lnltetl Pre~~ s lnt rr n.atlonal i\lvnnla 63. Havtrferd SO F.ASTERN CONf'J::RENn: Amhcr!ll t:ol. 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"'"''w • By RUTH YOUNGBLOOD FREMANTLE, Austra lia (UPI) - New Zealand capital· lzed ori Stars & Stripes' collapsed spinnaker today to rally for a 38·second victory and draw within 2-1 tn the best· of·seven America's Cup challenger final. Kiwi skipper Chris Dickson flnljlly controlled a race, outtack· ing hts rival, Dennis Conner, and protecting the lead over seven legs. Conner hurled an unusually high 131 tacks at Dlcksonoverthe 24.5-mlle course, but Ktwt tack· lng supremacy prevailed. The 44-year-old Conner Is bat· -tUng 25-year-old Dickson lor the right to meet the best Australtan boat for the trophy Conner had ., . . •,. COLOR ..... PORTRAITS o•\: $1495 · COLLEGE Arbo.. Sl.. v - fi•Muncf!d fonlhaU plit)'t.-r M11rk Duckr.llll lA traft•ferrlnjll: fr0111 Wh:hH alolta&e. Emergenc: Room/ Urgent Care Center ·' . • OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY -Sunday from 21o 4 p.m. Veterans Memorial Hospital's newly renovated and expanded Emergency Room and Urgent Care Center will have an open house. Tours of the facility wiU be conducted, door prizes awarded, favors given and refreshm.ents served. Nurses wlll also be available to give free blood pressure readings. Here Scott Lucas, hospital admlnlslra· · lor, and Beth ~livers, R.N., director of the laclltty, discuss plans lor the open house to which the public Is cordially Invited. ·.·. ARO-MATlC RED C,EDAR BEDDING • .. .•, •" TOURS, FREE GIFTS, DOOR PRIZESi REFRESHMENTS· ' '·' FREE .BLOOD PRESSURE CHECKS · ;;· ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO $8 99 5 POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO ' 4 Dr. Air, Auto. Sharp. One owner. Spul•l P1lce SEE .. ED BARTUS JIMMY DEEM IRIAN HOUDASHElT AT -NELSON ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO 500 EAST MAIN STIER 992-2174 WE HA~E THE KEY TO ABE"ER DEAL • POMEROY; OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SHOE PLACE ilome National. Bank SYRACUSE, OHIO Baum Lumber Fabric Shop CHEMR, OHIO POMEROY, OHIO ' liiDDLEPOn 992-51127 Ace Hardware· MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GALLIPOLIS Downing-Childs Mullen·Musser POMIIOY, OHIO 7J., MIDDLEPORT ~ Jim Cobb Chav.-Oids.-Cad. POMEI.,Y, OHIO - ' Quality Print SHop MIDDLEPOn POMEROY .' •• ' POMEROY, OHIO htrlfa_gt ho~t Mid..port, Pomeroy, Racine, utland, Syracu11 . and Tupper• Plain• S.,uanls • Smith-Nelson Motors .Middleport Trophies Meigs Countl· EMS. OTORS State Farm Insurance MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pat Hill Ford RACINE, OHIO . MIKE SWIGER K&C Jewelers G&J ·Auto Parts l980 CHEVY CITATION ........... S1195 197 6 CHEVY 112 TON PICKUP ... S6QO · POMEROY, OHIO . POMEROY, OHIO $3 495 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Ewing Funeral Home & Lohse Pharmacy 1978 fORD LTD •••••••••• ••••••••••• S99 5 TON PICKUP ... S600 MEMBER FDIC Village Pharmacy POMEROY, OHIO _ MIDDLEPORT, OHIO is~er .1981 PONTIAC CATALINA 1977 (HEVY IMPALA •••••••••••• ••• S895 197 6 CHEVY Ten lhousa!ld pe_ople who care. The Daily.Sentinel Valley Lumber and Supply Pomeroy TON PICKUP ..... S600 BANKEsONE. • POMEROY, OHIO 1978 COUGAR XR-7 ............... S1195 197 6 FORD MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Pomeroy Flower Shop KROGER SUGAR RUN MILLS SPICTACUlAB POMEROY, OHIO Farmers Bank Products lost to Australia after a j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1<12-year U.S . winniInng198.1 steak. In the best-of-nine defender finals, Kookaburra Ill and Skipper lain Murray overcame Austra lia TV 's three-second sta rting edge for a 46·second OSELECJ10NS victory and a 2·0 lead over Alan OSAV1NGS Bond's flagship . Conner watched Dickson sail OSERVICE P.,st on the first leeward stretch when 1 the spinnaker collapsed and tangled In the jib, acting as a sea break tn the 20-to 23-knot Air. PB. PS . winds. Although mastman John · Barnlll was quickly hoisted 60 ~ feet up the mast to replace the 4 Or .. PB. PS, air. tiroken hal yard, Dickson recPived the break he was seeking. Barnltt quickly rl'placcd the ~ ~. malfunctioning metal clip whlle 4 Dr., good condition. other crewmen sorted out the sails and reset the spinnaker. Thr Kiwis, meanwhile, sailed Auto., 4 DR . between Conner and the second mark for a slx·second advan· 3/4 tage. their first lead since final 4 Sp. act ton had begun Tuesday . ·Conner unleashed the frantic 3/4 tacking duel, but the Kiwis Run1 good. matched tack-lor.tack. With the winds freshening over the three· root swells, "Diakson, spearhead· Runa good. tng New Zealand's America's · Cup debut, Increased a 15-second lead on the second beat to 20 seconds on the reach. ·In another frantic tacking duel on the second leeward leg, Dlcksqn held Conner oil and all Stars & Stripes could manage was trimming one second !rom the distance. • Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home . FlEA POWDER, WORMER, DIPS and FlEA COLLARS, ETC. 992-2155 r Sales & Service G Fruth Pharmacy 20 POUND BAG .................... "$650 J~ck 2 P.M. -4 p. SUNDAyI JAN. 18 •DOGS •HAMSTERS •RABBITS •GUINEA PIGS 3'h POUND BAG ................... $1 75 We also stock Happy L.·R.: Dr. ,James McMullen, rector. with Waller S. Lucas, llospllal Administrator, In one ol the new cmcr· gency rooms. .., .. .. 350 V-8 motor, auto./ overdrive, dual air, deap tinted glass. low mileage . Extra clean. Specie/ P1lce . :,. ·.' • 1983 CHEVROLET BEAUVILLE VAN 180 Mulberry r . i New Zealanders draw within 2-1 with 38-second .... ~ ·on Your ·New .'. guilty Transactions - Veterans Memorial Hospital ONE M'.v;hlnpon Ill , A.rUuna Sl. i1 \\'j• ~r St . M, Monlkll~ 7& "'.fomtn~~: 711, New Muil-u llti Hu.~lun lkt.~ton Mauatuck 71 North Adam~ !t3, Wl'lllr.rn NE Col. 16 .m - 'J'hllr..di\V'~ Hl · " ·•h .~ ~. Manlu&IIIUI 1«, Forllflam R.'J Mauacbu!lett" 18, Rulll'l'l'8 In Jll~r l'oriiiUld ......... ............21 t:\ .lm l•-1 Gill dim ~tall• .......... ...... H 17 .M:t II !oi4•itl llr ... .. .......... ... ..... .. lll 16 - ~~>!! !I PhOI'IIIJ ..................... ll :tt .IU 13 1,.~ 1.,\ flippt'f .....................l :u . J;\9 u 1211. ""' GR - lnslllu&e O!!Uyllbur.r 11!1, Wt.~.hin&'lon (Md .) 88 7 1'1 tl .31!9 Jll 1 LA. Lak•'fll ........... ........ !ll Sat~ raml"nio Ftu~hion FrUN&burlf St. 101, Newport Nf'wa 71 1~ .500 WE"iTEHN t 'ONFERt:Nt ' f; Mldw1""1 Dh· ~lvn W L Prt . nallw. .................... .... tt 13 .63! Ut11h ........ .................. ~ ! It .100 Houllloa .............. ....... !~ 1 ~ .4Kti lk.'llwr .. .. ..... :.......... .... lll 2'l . 4~1 ~htcramenlo ................. IO 211 .tlll San fin tonlo ................. . 9 2H .~t:l P~tdfl l• CviA"IIIr. 71. Mu.atuMtanvUJe 84 10 .111 IIi .:5111 ~ II! .~ U 'f l"hlhul~lptva ....... ......... '!l . said. . ByiANLOVE tn each of the first three quarters had begun the game with a 17·2 With 6: 52 remaining In the alld capped hts Iiertormancewlth surge. UPI Sports Writer Two games alter t!le banish- · third quarter, Houston extended 15 points tn the fourth. Karl Kings 120, Blazers 118 men! of Lewis Lloyd and Mitchell a 57-48 halftime lead ht!o a 75'55 Malone led Utah with 27 points. At Sacramento, Ca)tf., Eddie Wiggins, the Houston Rockets advantage. However, Michael Laken 121, Warriors 108 Johnson's 3-point shot wtth three earned their fourth straight Jordan, who had a game-high 43 At Inglewood, Calif., MagiC · cseconds left lifted Sacramento. victory. points, rallied the Bulls wtth 13 Johnson collected 3l.potnts and The Kings snappe<l their fqurThe Western Conference- points In the third quarter. 12 assists and James Worthy game losing string and the Tratl champion Rockets Improved to Chicago trailed 85-75 entering the added 31 points to pace the · Blazers' three-game winning 17-18 Thursday night with a 107-96 final quarter. I,akers. Golden State scored just streak. Klkl Vandeweghe paced victory over the Chicago Bulls: 8 points over the ftnal5:47 and 16 Portland .with a game-high 37 "We dUg ourselves In a big tn the final quarter. Los Angeles .pomts. · The triumph was Houston's seventh In Its last eight games. hole, but I thought our effort was ~;;;;;;~;;;;~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;; Tuesday, NBA Commissioner great to get back Into the game,'' II Davtd Stern had bannlid Lloyd Bulls Coach Doug Collins said. and Wiggins when they tested ''We got dowj! 22 points and t~en positive for cocaine. The Rockets got back within 4, but we were defeated Phoenix that night , never able to get over the top. They are a poised team, a team · 118-100. Houston had started the season that's been to the finals. The way without Ralph Sampson and lost they played tonight Is a sign of a Akeem Olajuwon late In No' team thaes been there before." · Jordan, thE NBA scoring vember to knee and ankle Injurwith a 37.6 average leader Ies. Though the two have reentering the game, converted 17 turned, the team has struggled of 43 shots. Chicago shot 41 of 108 and was 10-17 before Its recent and was outrebounded 5S-42. PLUS run. Elsewhere, Indianapolis de"! expected my guys to do the TAX best they could under the circum- feated Washington 113-105, stances and respond positively," Atlanta crushed Milwaukee 130THIS IS WHAT YOU GET Rockets Coach Bill Fitch said. 91, Phoenix topped Utah 123-107, 3- 8x1 0 Color "They know that even from the the Los Angeles Lakers beat Golden State 129-109 and Sacramost negative situation, a post· · . 3- 5x7 Color mento edged Portland 120-118. live can be made." Pacers 113, BuUets 105 6- 3'1u5 Color ' Robert Reid, who had switched At lndtanapolts, Chuck Person to point guard last season when 18- Wallet Size ·color John Lucas was waived by the scored 11 of his 29 points late In Rockets for drug use, scored. a the fourth quarter to help Indlana 30 Total season· high 26 points and Samp· snap a three-game losing streak. son added 25. Reid's switch In Indiana gained Its largest lead, positions ftve games before the 88-66, with 3: 30 remal'llng In the •No Age limit- No Appointment Needed end of the regular season last third quarter; John Williams led year had helped the Rockets to the Bullets with 18 points. •No Extra Charge For Groups Up To Four Hawks 130, Bucks 91 the NBA llnals. With the loss of At Atlanta, Dominique Wilkins •Pay Only •3".00 Down- Bal. On Delivery Wiggins and Lloyd, Reid ts scored 32 points and Kevin Wtllts taking responslblltty again. PHOTOGRAPHER HERE: " I'm asked to replace Lewis added 28 points and 15 rebounds and Mitch and their points every for t~e Hawks. Atlanta led· by as DA~ ONL~I night. Each time I'm on the many as 41 points late tn the ' game. Glenn Rivers had 18 court, I'm under scrutiny," Reid MONDAY, JANUARY 19, 1987 assists lor the Hawks. MtlwauEMPIRE FURNITURE COMPANY Dokes pleads kee was pqced by guard Ricky Pierce's 19 points. 108 Wnt Main, Po~~~eror, Ohio tO coke p0S8""""81.0D Subs 123, Jazz 107 PHOTO HOURS: 11 :00 a:m.-6:00 p.m. ...., . AI Phoenix, Walter Davis scored a career' hlgh 45 points for PORTRAITS BY LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) the Suns. Davis scored 10 points Akron, Ohio, native Michael Oakes, the former World Boxing Association heavyweight champion, pleaded guilty Thursday to cocaine possession. Dokes, 28, entered the gu Illy plea to one count as part of a plea bargain with prosecutors. The agreement calls for the dismissal of a second count charging the figh ter with trafficking tn a controlled substance. l)lstrlct Judge Miriam Shear· lng set a Feb. 26 sentencing date, and Dokes could be sentenced to one to six years tn the Nevada State Prison and fined up to $5,000. He also could be placed on probation, olltclals said. Dokes, who now lives tn Las Vegas, was-arrested Oct. 6 after Metropolitan Pollee Department officers served a search warrant at Dokes' residence. ' Ingels Furniture & Jaw,lry • MIDDUPOn, OHIO �• Page 8 The Daily Sentinel ~at of .t.he bend. . .7 BoB HOEFLICH ' ' leM..el Staff Writer .~ i\s l wrote earlier when a head .l!ce situation In local sc11ools seemed ram. ·pant It's no disgrace to get , lice - however, • to keep them Is a : different story. I'm told that head lice In the • schools Is still a problem Let m e , point out a few things that can be ! ! ' . ~done. ; ln the first place , it Is no : disgrace to get lice It ca n : llappen to anyone - no matter • haw clean or careful you are. If : you feel that there 's a problem ~ get to the health department o r your doctor to see that the ~ problem I s handl e d l professionally . Over the counter a tds mtght : help -but you will want th e j ob • taken care of thoroughly Don' t backward abou t reportin g fY6ur problem- and do take all of the precautionary measures y ou can. 1 ! ''who? ' ' A nd - Ethel Smith , a t eac her I n M eigs County sc hools lor m a n y yea r s, will observe her birthd ay on Ja n . 21. H e r address t s in care o i Manor C are, 3953 Nava rre Dri ve, •Ore gon, Ohio, l r! ! • • : Norma Is also prepared to " s peak to any organizations and groups who want to liste n. Also parent Inspection groups can be formed to check the c hildren In a school on a weekly basts and Norma will help with ins truc ting these If you can see pos sibilities ., In such a program So far, only two schools hav e bad Torres come In to pre sent the program that she does on the problem. Like I say , to get ' e m I S no big deal - to keep 'em. W e ll .. Krlstopher Keith cJassrooms? A llen B a ll , a retired work er at t h e Pom e r oy Pos t Office, Is a p at ten t a t H o lz er M e dtcal Cent er w her e hE' was sc heduled to unde r go s u rge r y t oday The r o om number Is 236 A long.' 1 seven ounces and was 20 Inches Maternal grandparents are Norman Terrell of Middleport, and the late Mildred Terrell. Paternal grandparen1s are , Jackie Carl, Pomeroy, and Ray Ginthe r, Portland . Paternal great·grandmother Is Mrs Ruth Thomas, Pomeroy, and Mrs . Wilma Seama n , Barlow. Glnther Fruit, candy and c ookie tr ays !"'are prepared for th e s ick and j!hutlns of the communit y at th e Christmas meeting of the Roc k !;prtngs Better Health C lub. ' The 12 members and tw o ests attending e n joyed a po uck dinner and g ilt exc hange ayer closed th e m eeti ng elen Blackston will h os t th e ~ rarch meeting j ;'Menus announced The menu for schools of the Eastern Local School Dis tric t fo r the week of Jan 19 has bern <announced and Includes Monday : no schOo l. M a rtin jl.uther King Day. 1 Tuesday: m a racronl·c h eese, ;bread, buller, green beans IJ,eachl!s, milk. Wednesday . ham p a t ty sa nd :Wtch, baked beans, f r uit j ello, I AND LUBE . FRIDAY, JANUARY 15th • BACON 'N CHEESE BURGEi PLAnER ...... $289 $1595 WE OPEN MON .·THURS . 9· 7; SAT. 16.8; SUN. 10-7 ROUTE 7 . l!l GIFTS "M1ll St. Middleport ,. 50G EAST MAIN CENTER, INC. i John F. Ful!z,Mgr. Ph. 992-2101 Pomeroy LIFE CALLS US TO ACCOUNT ROURM~= SWISHER&I.OHSE l!!!'!r. '(B 216 s second Pom e ra~ 992·3321 •I• • ELLIS & SONS SOHIO )~t Prescnpt1ons compl•te Automottve servrce ' r;a · o iJ(ot::i_ Locust & Beech Street Pomeroy Moddleport Nallonwtde tns . Co . ol Columbus. 0 804 W Matn 992 2318 Pomeroy ., .. .. ' Brown's fJre & and Equl'pment sates Servtc:e Rutland. Ohto 4S775 lr&wn, Owaer Phone 16141 m 2171 ; , wm " Btl!" Pometog Flowe~ FLOWIRI 101 IY!IT OCCASIO ~ 16141992-2039 or , 1614)992-5721 .. 214 E. Main 106 ...,.,." bt' , _ . , , 992-5130 Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS STORE GrocenesGeneral MerchandiSe Rac1ne 949·1SSO GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES U.Jiii; ne of ltfe's most compellmg temptattons con · t!IJ, Ageneg, Inc. tfij\ •.,,..... .-· ·' Acr111 from tha Coortheuse s tsls of lrytng to "get away wtlh" somethtng, POMEROY, 01110-992-·677' parttcular iy when we see those a,round us ap· liM QuKkol .... l•tlo Aloo parently domg tt; from cuttmg classes'" school POMEROY CHAPMAN SHOES 992-2174 CHESTER to bemg less than honest tn our dealings wtlh Veterlils Memorial Hospital MT HERMO N UNIT ED BR ETHR EN IN CHRIST CHURCH Loea oed In ,.,.,., ·h f 11 Commun!ly off Ct Rt 82 Rev Roblm "Serving Families" Or Iater If 1 e WI II CatC h Up Wit YOU, Or YOU WI Sanders pastor Jeff Holler lay <ad or I 04 E. MAIN ST., POMEROY II 5 E. MIM«ill Df. Pom11ay 264 S. 2nd, Middleport etther rutn vour reputation, destroy vour health Ed Roush Sunday School Supl Sundnv J J School 9 10 a m morniriR wor ship .nul "!·21M or get badly hurt, dependmg on the nature of chlldrrn's chu rr h 10 30 " m . <Vcnln g preach lnR sf'rviCC' on thr Sf'rond and fourth Sundays at 1 30 p m Chrlsl!an En m your t ransgre SSIO ns • YOU WI II le arn 1n Ch U rch deavor on lhr flo sl an d lhl " l Suml,,vs ao 1\-rl MOKI AH BAP IIS1 Fourt h 1J I\IJ that We must afl pay OUr debt tO that b1g 7 30 P m Wro n.-dav pcnyrr merlln g ,on d M ll u SI Mlllcl lcpmt Jl pv Gll bct l (J ilf!{, Bible stud} 7 10 p m "Fulllli~l J1 p • ~ tor Mr ~ Ervin Baunl)!.m ln r\i. Accounting Department tn the sky, but that CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPH ECY su n<!ll \ SchOol SUp! ~ un dav S.Cho!tl 9 ll u• l.ocated on 0 J White Road of H t ~-: h wa v 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy m W o• ~ hlp ~kn h~ 10 -1 ~ a. m we may then make a fresh start You Will ftnd 160 Pal HenS<Xl pa>loc Sund.l) S•• nol 10 SIJCCESS ROAD CHURCil 0 1 CHI!)~ 1 SYRACUSE FIRST UNIT ED PRESBY a m ClasS('!) for all .~ges .Junior Church 11 - ln"" !Jh R Hoskin s pv,m~f'II SI Sund,l \1 TERIAN - Sunda y School 10 a m , that 11 pays to live by the ruleS , for there IS no Morn ing wors hip II a m Adull Aibi<' SIUdv\-1 J m wnr~ h lp I0 11 m s u,,. ... ·' - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . ; J Church service 11 15 a m practt ce 6p m Sundav You nl! Pro da\ (' \<n ln ~.t S('rvicf' tip m Ylo fld ru osd l \ RUTI.AND CHURCH OF GO D Paso or better feeling than the peace Of mtnd yOU Will pie's. Children's Chucch and Adull Blh le 1'\t n ln~.: s r l\ lt f' Tpm J TRINITY OJURQ! 11<'\' W H Pmln John Evans Sunday Sch ool 10 00 a m Study, Wednesda y at 7 30 p m PFNTECOSTA L AS.~ E MBLV R,tt lnl" Pil"lor Drbblr &Irk SU!l:lav School Sup! Sundav Morning Worship U 00 a.m . Chll enjOy aS result Oflt HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEl. 570 Gr ,lnl Rt 12A W\lli;.r m HuDm k p1:1stor S und11 ~ Church ~ hoot ~ 15 am. Wa ~ hlp Sen !C' 1() 30 dren's Church 11 am Sund ay Evrnln ~ , Mkldleport Affiliated with Sou l h«rn Sl: honi 10 ,, m Suntl l \ c• vPnln~ ~ ~ 1\ if r• 7 .r m rhou r1'hf',m;al, Tuf'Sday 7 ll p m Serv ice 1 00 p m Wed. 6 p m Young La Convention David Bl)'on. Sr Ml p m wr, tne•sday PV Mli n ~ -- ~ · rvl('f 7 p m , , umtr1 <Ill r'C'IInn of Lois Rurt dies' Auxiliary WPdn esda } 7 pm Fam · ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • : : c; r shlpSunda y School 10 am Morn in ~ Cl\tlP EN1 ER DI\P'IIS'l Don ChNd l1 '1 POMEHOY G!UROI OF TilE NAY. llv Worship w 1 I 11 a m , E vrnlng wor ship 7 p m . Supr Sunda \ ~ huol 11 Ill .t m Mor nlry; . REN ~ C'otnn Unron and Mllllx'IT\ fW\ HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Off Tuesday, 7 30 P m Wedn esday ev Pn ln ~ Blbl(' study nn d Wors hip 10 Ul 1m Pr tvt•r sc•l vif'• .tlt f•Jn, ' Thoma s CIPn M{Oung puslor Nor man Pl C'S Rt 124 3 milt'S from Portland Lon~ Bot da\ a! i :10 P m Mf'n s Praw r Brea kfasl REORGAN lZED CHURCH OF J ESUS pr ay('r mPetln ~ 1 p m atr• Sundav"' · lr\ S S Sup! Surxla' S4: hoot r, :tl .1 m tom Edsel Hart , pastor Sunday School. Wf'dn~cbv. 7 a m !G raCC' I CHRIST OF LA ITER DAY SAINTS Port BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St • morning v. or~ hip 10.11 u m C'\C'11ln.C S(f\i<t'6 9· 30 8 m , Sunday morn ln,g: prea <:hin~ Ml lJDI .l:;POitl PEN Jt-.lOS r AL l hlr rl SUTTON- Church School 9 30 8 m land Ra cine Road Wlll!amRou sh. pastor Rt 124 and Co Rd ~ Mark SN>ver s mini., • p m . mrd v.T'l'k Sf'ro.1{l' Wffinf'Sdav 7 p.m Au • llt'\ ('Jar k Bakt•r p.rsl tll C.11l Not 10 30 a m Sunda y e\ertlnRservlcPS, 7 30 MC'lrn ln ~ Worship to 4 ~ am first and third Linda Evans. church school dlreetor ter Sundav SChool Supt Harry HPn · C:RACI' EPIIDlPAI CHc RQJ ~ E lin ~ h . r m Sun d.IV Srhnol Sup1 ~ 1111 (\ lt v pm Sund n ~ FC'IIowship dinn{'J' w1t h Carlll('l Church schoo19 30 a m , Mornlna wor ship drlcks, Sunday Sch0ol9 30 a m MOl n ln~ · Mam S1 Pcfl'W'rn\ Sunda\ ~ <wlc 'f'S Hoi\ S1 h•l(ll 111 t rn ,., lth <ll"s• " Jhr 11 11 ·l l.! c~ MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST third Thurs dav 6 30 om !M('Guirf'l 10 3D am , Wl"dnesday pventng pray£>r worship 10 30 a m Evening worship 1 p ' rommuruon on I ll' ftrst Su nd:~' 0( C'U( h m:mth ~ > cu i n g ~ II \ It ! "' ct I' p rn W Mn t M~ • v Ill• CHURCH Corner Ash and Plum Ralph KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST V<•rnon serv icE'S 7 30 P m m Wf'dnf"liday worship 7 p m ' om ! rombmC'd \\1th mor rung tra y<'! on thf> blr ~ I ut i\ 11 ~ !fl tJm \ uu lh st•r\ lu' s I ' ll Cundiff pastor SundavSchool10 OO a m , EldrldJ!:f' m lnlsi C'r OllvC'r Swain Sunda v BETIU.EHEM BAPT'IST Rev Ea rl ST PAUL LUTHER AN CHURGI : lh11tld ~ ndcn Mornin~ pravt'r a nd s 6'nnn (ln dl\1 17 \fl p m • · M ornin g Worship n 00 a m , Wedn esda y ~·hool Sup! Prca ch l n~ 9 30 a m f',lch Shu ler, pastor Wor ship service 9 30 a m Corn er Syca more and Second Sti\, Po , aUOt tV'r SundaY" o( tlt'-nmll h Church &hool Fr fl ES IA f II LOWS Hl P 1 2~ MII I SI ~. and Sa turd av E vrn lnf:' Services at 7 30 p SuH nd a y ON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur Sunday SchoollO 30 am Blbll!' Study and mer oy The Rf'V William Mldd iM w.t rl h 0 85 • ,irJd Nur.-N 'V c rrr pnw 1~ Coff('(' OOW" In ttl' Mklclh pur! IJI OI IL• r lhu ck Mt !1!wrHtlll , m pra yer servke Thursda y, 7 30 P m ps tor Sunday SChool 9 4r, a m , (to 1 rch man Durham) pastor Sunday service, CARLETON INTER DENOMINATION sprv lrf' 11 am p.r.,ll•r Suml 1V S 1 hnoi Ill ,1 m Su nd.rv P.ln<ih Hall llllm'(lr llr'l\ lollov.inJ: thr !ifn1('(' ', I'UMF.ROY CHURrn OF CHRIST 212 W 1 \ cnI n ~ '>I'! vlt 1 ~ .11 7 p r11 .md W{•inf'S dav 9 30 am . evening service 1 30 P m AL CHURCH , KlnRsbury Road Rev 0a SACRED HEART CHURCH Msar MEIGS M lin Sl NC'Il Proudf001 pa!.1CJ' Bibk> School ~lt'\ \f'l ~ ,11 i \l nl Praye1 meeting. Wedneda y 1 30 P m vid Curfman . pastor Sunday Sch ool 9 ~ An thony Glannamorl' Ph 992 5898 SattA r 1 COOPERATIVE PARISH ~, q~ ll ,1rt\ Morrun)!v.rr"hJP 111 :Jilam , Youth i\N l iQ llfrY t:lA PTIST Kf'ftA4'1h fimlt h, BE ARWALLOW RIDG E CHURCH OF am , Ralph Carl. Supt. Evmlng worship day Evenln~ Mass 7 30 p m Sunda y UNITED METHODIST CHURCH m-,•t m ~ ti (( I p m E\ rnlng worship 7 1ll p p. 1 ~ 111 1 SunO 1' S\hOOI ,. l t 11 WI f hU rNf CHRIST Jos£'ph B Hoskins pastor Blblr 7·00 p m Prayer meet ing, Wedn('Sda y 1 Mas s 8,1 m and 10 11 m Con fession ~ CJll' NORTHEAST CLUSTER 1 m Wt-,Dl~da\ rught Jr · l\ l'f mn: ling and BII:tle '>11 \ il t 7 U!J l m vttulhf l'l lm~ •" hlph IO pJ Oass. 9 30 a m Morn ing Wot ship 10 30 a 7 00 p m half hour bt>for(l £'ach Mass CCD c l a s ~f'S Rev Don Archer m Rl hlr ~ IU {I\ I hur ~ LI, t 'f' l;.)' p m m E't •n ln~ Worshi p li 30 P m Thursd.tv LONG BOTI'OM CHRISTIAN Vernon 11 a m Sundav Rev RG)' Defter ; ARM\ 115 ButHrnut F'\JIJ r.os r r.t tH .untlusr H04 ~l Eldridge pastor, Wallacl' DaMewood, S VlCfORY BAPTIST 52~ N ~nd Sl , BlbiC' Studv It :vl P m Rev. Seldon JohiU!on , A ~l' . rtlm<'ro\ Mrs IXlr,r Wlnln~ In dl w ~ lll!.mcl n o.rc l Pomf' r (1\ Tom I<PIIv p.rl+ NEW STlVERSVJLL E COMMUNITY S. Supt SundaySchool 9 30a m , Wor ship Middleport .l;.r mes E K('PS('(' pas tor ALFRED - Church SChool 9 30 a m , Sunr.l,l ' hollncs<: rY'If'('t!ng 10 a m Sundav 1111 0 !nn v I .tmbf'rl S S Sup I Sum.llt\1 CHURCH. Sunday School srrv l((' 9 4 ~ a Service, 10:30 a m Sunday mornin g wor ship JOa m Evm Worship. 11 am UMYJ:'6 30 p m. UMW ~hlxll Jtn :ll am Sunda' Sd OO YFSM mor ninl.! srn let r! lfl 1m Sundu\' t' VP!l • m • Worsh ip st'rvl{'(' lO 30 am HYSELL RUN HOLI NES~ CHURCH in a Sl'rv l<'f' 1 p m, Wedn esda u (>Ven ln n Third Tuesday. 7. 30 p m Communion E va n~r l ls ll c S<>rvlcf' i :«'~ p m WNin f'S ' ship 7 p m Vl "ltafl(ln Thursday ' " AiJ.rm~ ii'<ICJcor 7 l'J p m Salvation ln$::sf'f'\ ht• 7 !Op m 1u•....,d.rv .•ll !l l h 1 1r ~· first Sunday (A rchPr l ,. Th d Mlk r Th omp son Nf'W HavMl , wv Jla "~ 1or wor 6 W ~ mmtnlll ' .u1ous s~akff!i ~nd music sp:>elals du v Prayf'r m('('lin2' 7 .w P m urs av sund,l \ Srh(lol " ' 9 '\11 .r m Morn In ~! v.•or pm C ~ l l SN \' I C' I '~ ,11 7 Ill ]J m , CHESTER - Wors iUp 9 a m , Church 1'hursdtl, J1 ll ;.r m to 2 p m Ladr£"S Hmrr ZION CHU RCH OF CHRIST, PomC'r ov s d In 1 I,I, Oil!) OF F'i\11'11 'll Mlll ~ ~ M ld dl1 School lOam , BlbiP Study Thur sda y,7 p Har rlsom.lll e Rd Robf>rl Purlrll . mtnl.s ~h lp •II HI :lOa m un a' t \f'n l{sf'rv c-r MORS E CHAP fl. CHURCH -Char l f'~ Ll't.rgu£'1 m0mlx'l"" In r hm.[!' 1.1 1! "'orwn J)OII S u n rlr .,. m m·n l n ~ q " ]l l llll 'l ll m m : UMW first Thursdav, 1 p m ; Com rt 7 Ul p m Thu l !ldav St'r'\ lr rs at 7 :vl P Norris pastor Sunday School 10 u m , f('r, St('V(' Stanlf'V S S Sup! 8111 MeEl ! lh\1l m, ~ -1:-. p m Thur!l<l t\ Corp; C<~dc'l munion first Sunday !A rcht"rl Sund,,, P\ c'nlng 7 ll'l rnu rsctlt ~ mo rn it1~ rov A!!SI Supt SundavSchool 9 ~1. 1 m m ll:o worship serv lc£', 11 a m .Sunday niR:h l t Chi.~ r\ ounst Propl<'-B lbll'l, ill p m Blblr Rlhlt -.lull\ Ill • m WN nrstL \ t' Vf'n ln C' JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a m . Church FREE DOM GOS PEl. MISSION al If! worship sl'rvicc 7 30 p m Mldwi.•Pk 1 Worship ~rviC'C' 10 :l'J il m , Evrn lng v.•or " c R d 1 1 R•v !i.tutl\·~\1 P J,t\1'1 ffiff't m~ q>rn toUr publ1r 1 'i «I p m School 10 30 a m BibiPStudy Wl'dn esdav 1 Knoh O<'Uitu on nu n\' oa • pra yC'J sr rv iCi.' 7 .'I t p m Th ur!;da y , 1'!1, :tw y WESTSIDE OiURQ! OF ship Sunday 7p m and W('(InC'S dOJv 7p m l.aw rf'nCf' Glu ('S rn ca mp p.1stor Rf'\ Nf w HA \ F N { HlJ RCII OF THE NA 1 30 p m tJohnsonJ ST .J OHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Pln r ~ CHRr.:: , ln'l2t\ Ch lldrm'~ Ho m" Road rCoumv Rogr r Wlllfortl <iS S! pas! Or Prrochln g LI VING WORD \ HF.STF H CII Uil CII Zi\I! F:J\' F' Rl'l' C,INl don ~ 1 r ou d pnstl/1' LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 30 Grove Th£' RC'\' Will ia m Mlddlf'S,.,,rr th srn lrf'~ !oiundav 7 30 p m Pr .l vC'r m N'Iln ~ OF COD - ("; Jibrl t Sppncc r p<~ s l or Sun , lbJoo l~2l:..Yr. Voc.11 music Surxiav Wor a m. Worship 7 p m Blbl f' Studv. W£'d Sunl11\ S1ho<•l 11 ;wi n m W1J I"~hl p ~ l ' l'\l l rf• 1 P<JSior Church srrv iC(' 9' 30a m , Sund " W f'CJ n r~ da \ 7 ~ pm <l;.r rv Gr lffllh dn o.;SC' h ool 9 ~. ~ m . M mnl nJ,: ~ t tV I L f' • slhp lila Aiblr SOu¢• u .•m Wor.;hlp fi ~ HI 111 ,1m ) uuttl ~('f\ ' i Cr Su ndu v +; l rt p nPSdav 7 30 p m , UMYF W('dD E'S dav to m Wrdnt .w B1hlr St ud' j p.m ~hoollO :W a m IC'.Idcr Youth gr ou p" ~u nda\ c•\C'nlnfl; at 10 OO u m S u ndav rvrnl n~s l'n' l cr i llflp rn Suntii VI'VPn ln,l!"sPr\ ict' T Ollpm Wi 'll 6' 00 p m Communl(ln First Su ndav OLD bE.'XTER BIBI F: OlRISTIAN BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, fi :JO p m v. llh RO!o!('T' and VIOII'I Wi llfor d m Mid WPf' k pr:'IVC'f 'l.NVICC' Wrd nrsd.ty . nf">r!uv Pu tvN M l' l't l n ~~: und Blb lf' S1Udv tAr chPrl JohnWrlaht p:.1 s1or SundavSchool 9 30 .1 com mu n1on S<'l"\ 1CC' 11r ~ oS' undt' v 7 pm OtlllU.~ \ AI\ tn Curtl'i p tSior: Lind~ 9.1. .m 7! ~t p m 1 REEDSVILLE - Church School 9 :1:1 a • M 1 l('a drrs MT OLIV E COMMUN1TY CII UI"\\..'H ~ ~pi sunc, Ll V S( hool 9:: JJ ,, m 11 Pat hlng srr m Lc.l trv Ha \l ni.'S S S .... up! orn ng (',Jch monlh NI ASI SF:TTL.f.M f.NT CHURCH slon m Worship ServiCf'll OOa m tl)(>('t rrl v. orshlp 10 :lll t m WHITEs CHAPEl WESLEYAN Lawr('n Ct" B u~h p.tstor Max F'o \mPr Sr ~ \1{1~, rm,l .mcllhln l ~md 11\ follov. lng S.m:l.1v tin ult(•rnuun :"ii'I \ IL'f'S at 2 :m ':rhu r ~ rlii ,S' TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAU L .J !t-t\f'd,· Wlirh mrf•rm g i Y1 p.m rvcrv Suh RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA CHURCH _ Cool\ me RD Rr\ Phillip Ri Supt Sund.rv SC'hOOI and Mornln wWors hip f'\ rnln ~ "r rv lll.'!i nt 7•¥1 • , Church SchOol 9 a m . Worship 10 a m ;I tk\\ RENE Rf'\ L loyd D Grimm .Jr p<~ s l (ll <lf' nnu! p. 1 ~ 101 Sunda v Sr hool q :\0,1 m i ~ :W '' m Sundn v rvln lnii: !\('f\' lt'<' 7p m FIH ST BA P1 1ST CHU RCH Ma•on W, Bibl(l Study Tuesdav. 1 30 p m UMW o 111 Ba ss Chll lrm.tn or th(' Bo,1rd of Chris ., 01 ship Sl'r\ lcr 10 30 .r m Bi hlf' ~ tu cl v Vnu lh mn•tlnJ:: ;.r nd Bible• Stud v Wf'll nrs V.r Pus toF. AI !! Murphv Sundtn Sdwoi iO ORAHA~1 UNIT ED METHODI ST Thtr d Tu i'Sday 7 :10 p m Communion !l;.r n 1 lfP Sundcn Srhool 9 10 J m Morn w~ 1 7 day 7 m ' m Sund.J\ f'Vt'nlng 7 :Jfl pm P1 11 VF'r PH'tlrh\h 9 30 .r m f! rsr un d S.:'('O nd Sun F irst Sunday 4Archf'n <.~ n d ., or ~hl p !1('1'\ It r ''ll nt•st .r v p m UNI ED " AIT H Cll U RCII Il l 7 ''" l' n· II 1 m,g u or~ h ip to :«l '-' m · f''';lnJ!C' st f SC'r RL:TLAN D CHURCH OF CHRIST r ml'l'll nu dnd RltJfr st\Kiv Wl'd""' £\I Y 7 ~ ~ CENTRAL CLUSTER dtiV!\ of \ h month lhlrd .md four th Sun 'I CI' 7 00 p m WC"dnr'S da \ sf r \ ire> 1 p m M.rrk .JonC'S pas tnr Bill Nichol son Su n m('rov BY ·Pa:<is Hf' \' Dnvld Wl srmrtn Sr 11m f wr. r"'(' '4 ('1('f) n'W ' r. d.H r~r n onth v. or ~h i p ~r 1 ' \('('<;. ar 7 \Op Rev. Jamee E. Corbitt LI BERT Y CHRISTIAN CHURCH [)(ox d,l v School Sup! Sunda\ School 9 30, 1 m p;.rs t01 . Mt•lvln Dr.1kr S S Supt Su fld ,rv HUTI AND FREE WILL ~A PT IS 'I s., tn : Wr<l c'S cl:n P\l'nlngs ,11 7 30 p m Rev. Stevea Neb10n Mornln,Jl Worsl'll p .md Communion JO JOu School !! 311 il m Mor nlnJi! Worship HI :\11 tf'r \\ ood\ Call . pastor Srn ttl'S ~und.n lrm St H('\ P.1ul r .r\ 101 p:IRfnr Sund.t'w' t flt ,\\ ('! ,\1\ I Blblr Stu dv Rev Melvin Franklin 10 a m .md 7 p m Wrdn fiSday 7 p m Ew~ln£! Worsh ip 7 :lO p m WPdnf'SdiiV Srhool lll .1 m Sund t \ P\f•nin.l(7110 p m ; !<F.VtN H DAY ADVENTIST Mul b Re\ ClemenleS. Zunl(a. ,Jr m B EM ET HO.DIST A Pr ayrr Srrv lc!• 7 ll p.m Wn ln•...,d 1\ • \l' ninJ,! pta v••r m(lf'l\nu: 1 00 ~ ~· t·~ Hl"l ht " Ro.td Pomr1 O\ I r ro' Rev . Robert MuM man RUTLAN D IBL mos FA ITH RA PTl ST CHURC'II H,tl l ro.rd BrUrh P 1 tor SH bt>.~ t h S( hnol Su pr rln ASBURY rSvracmtC') - Worship 11 am rm RACINE fTRST RAPTIST Slf'\ f' Til l!~ p.tstor Sonn v Hudson , supt Su nda v St Ma.,(ln Sund[l\ S( hool l Oa m .• Morn School 9 W a m Morn In ~ wor ship 10 :W SOIJTII BF1 1fU NEW T ESTAM r' N r Dfavrr Pa ~ 1 or Mike S" ll!('r Sunda\ · trt<trn t R ond.1 M.H krn S,ibbalh ~it'hool Church School 9 45 a m Charge Blbl r Schoo l Sup I Sundav School 9 :\0 11 m .t m Sund.•v r v('n ln Q srrvlcC' 7·00 p m inR: " ors hlp l f .r m , F\ l'n in~ S(' f\ IC'(' ti P Cllt 11n 1 Slh F'r Rltlsw Duun,.. Sy•l• n Studv. Wt'dn ("Sdav 1)) p m , UMW, fir st , li-Aih s ut ~~~ m on Sat urd.l v ~ ll h .... orc;.hlp MornlnR: v.•or shlp 10· 411 a m ~und.I 'Y Wl'dnPSduy srrvlcr 7 p m WMPO pro m PrayNm t'tl ln,l!ancll llhlr·:-itull v Wf"(i ~ l l )( k l'r jJ<I t; IO I Sund.rV Sr"hOOI !'f •IIJh I w l"\ \r(' rnl h\.\ln).! .rt ! l a E\rn onr ,., (', Tu £'5dav 7 .KJ p m Choir RPh('arsW • 1 hlp 7 'ln W--' da S d Ol''!d.l v 7 p m \\ 111 ~ h l p Sf'! v lf'C', 111 11 m • ~ull(! u v 1 \'t•nln\.l Wf'dn('Sdav fi 30 p m UMW fo urth Su n ~ C0 11"11:' ~-v('n n .~t wor.;; 'l'l' P m · '" "<"~ Y ar,Lm 9 a m £'a<•h un a\' FO RFST RU!\ BAPT IST HI'\ Nvlr f'\<'n ln~ Biblr ~ l u d\ 1 ~0 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF T HE NAZA ~~' "h£ 7 11U p m W t ,lnt>sd.a y n l J~hT lllhl1 d.1v. li 30 p m rNf'lson l llt1"1 AN b FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH RURLINC.HAM OOMMUNITY CHURCH RENF. RC'\ lowr iJ Ford paslor Sunda v fklrd4'n p;u;tor Cornl' llus Bun4h supl ~1ii[ I V I ()() 1l Ill - !ill"lC'I Hhn h'11 W,trnr t Sup! Su ndav ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 a m , R urlln~ha m Rav Laud<>rml lt pisto~ Ra. Srhoo19 :10 d m . Wot shrp li('rv lcr 10 30 II Sund a\ SrhO(JJ 9 10 a m . SC'concl and Church Sc hool10 am , BlblC' Studv 1iu:"S Srhool 9 :\n b m MornIn)! Won; hip Hl· ~~~ brrt Cw.an a s.<ol~t lt nt pa<~ t or Suf(dav School m Y o u n~ pmplc•'s ~ rv ic£' 6 p m dav 7 :tOp m UMW First Mondnv 1 :rl 10 a m woN> hlp 7 p m Wf'dm:' !'dll\ tip m E \ , 1 n ~ r'l l ~ r l < sN"v irf' 6 :vl p m W•>dn f'Scl.•Y p m : UMYF Sunday 6 p m Choir R£' ~ Pll!of!RO\' FIRST BAPTIST Lyslon voulh m('('tln,e. Wed 1 p 01 <·hunh sc1'VIn'!'i ~t'n lr C' 7 p m hf'llrsa l, fi 30 p m W e dn ~ d av (Franklin ! lla!lty.llll~liter Sunday School. 9 30 a m PIN E r.RQVE HOLIN ESS CHURC H y, MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Mlllo•c FLATWOODS - Chu 1ch School. 10 a m Mornlnlit WO~hlp 10 30 ·• m mllro ffRr l 2S Rrv Bc>n J Wrr n s pa<:lor Sl Mason W Va E u~ <'flC' I C(m gC'r ml Wor~ hlp 11 a m Blbl1• Stu"dv Thurs Jo1R~T t'.OL"l' HERr\ R;\ PTIS1 Po Robf'rt S<oarlC'S S S Supt Sundav School nls lrr Sundrt' Bl~ I ~S tutl\ l ll a m Wor· dav 7 p m . UMYF !;und,w 6 p m 9 10 a rn MornlnJ,'! W or ~ h lp 111 Jet a m ship )I a m ,rn d 7.-p.m Wc'finPSda v Blbl€' mr rm Pikll r I 1m,u 0 R" 1nt p.1sror !Fr an klin ! Sund.rv f'V I'ning SPr'\ !f'P 7 :lO p m Wnl !o; tu1h , \OCt! I mush 7 p m ,J,Ir k N rt~ll' SUJHI I \ s( hool Dh !'('lOr Sun FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m da\ SchooL I< ~~ •• m Morning Wm ship ~da V !!C'r'\' ICI' 7 30 p m I !BERTY A ~"E M BL Y OF GOD Dud Churc-h Srhool 10 A M Cho ir practif'f' SI LVER RUN BAPTIST. Ril l Lit !It" ding L.1nt" Muson W Va .J N Tha< kf'r , 10 .l.'i C\wnln r: " nr,.hrp 700pm rDS T 1 Turs dHY 6 30 p m UMW flr,;t Tul'Sdav . pas tor Stcvr Lllf l(' S S Supt Sunda\ pas tor E v r n l n .~t M'rv lrl' 1 :vl p m Wo & r·:\n rF. " 'r t \\ t'Cinrsctl v Pr .IVf'l Ser 7 30 p m IN('Isonl SC'hoo110 a m Mnrnlnp: wor slp l1 a m mPn s M l nl ~ h'\ Thursdu v ~ lO :_r m \'k'l' 7 r-1 p i'h 10 S T I & 7 30 P M IE S HEATH IMiddiC'pOrl l -C hurch SchOol Sundav r \f'nin l! ~~o ors h!p 7 :lOp m Pr,tvr r WNinrsd.r\ P1 avrr and Blbtr St udv 7 1 ~ T 1 Ml!i.'l lnH FriPnds r .1~rs 2fi l RO\.rl 9 30 a m Morn ing W(lr shlp 10 :vJ 11 m m('('!lna and Biblf'st udv Thu rsdav. 7 !0 p pm A mh:r ss,1 11 111 ~ dtm s . l ~f'S tt lM1 ,mel Girl " Youlh Group 4 p m Wedn l'Sdav. Chu rch in At'UOn WJI; f•• fl ] ~ l on WNIM£'SdaV!i i p Choir rfhE"ar'Sal 7 p.rn, Th u r ~ da v . m Youth m('('llnl! WC'dn l'S da v .rl 7 p. m FORD C URCH OF CHRIST IN RE IDrCI Nr. I IF'E BAPTI ST CHURCH HART H m 10 ~ T 111 7 1Up m d:: S T 1 Tur'sd.•v Pravr r St>rv lcf' 6 30 p m Bibl e Study. 7 CHRISTIAN UNION The flltv O. vkl Vls il.llltm tl ,\1 p m p m r Zun \~111 - '\Al N 2nd A\'f! Mldd i<'J)ort Sund.l \1 McManis, pastor SundaySchool9 JOa m FA11 H TA~ F. R N ACU" CHURCH, lla l MINERSVILL E - W or~ hip SC'n lc<' 10 School 10 a m !iuncta v cvf'n inQ: 7 00 P m Sunday morn ing serv ice 11 a m, sun Are y ou ch eating y our c hild ren·• I kn o w many o f y011 are. 1 k'v Ru n Rrmd . RM Emml"!l Rau son p.rs Mld·Wf'f'k IJ('fViC'l'; Wrd 7 p m h 1 7 30 Wed a m Chu rch S<:hool 11 am; UMW third I.ANCrS VJLLE CHRISTIAN CHUROi day nllt I serv ce, nt'flay ~ ayt'r tor Hil nd lr~ bunn ~u pr Sunci,JV Srhool Maybe most of you are. You are neglcctin.g their educ atiOn. Ar ~ Wf'dn o;daY. 1 p m Cho ir prar!I C('. Monm ee lln ~ 1 30 p.m , W a m Sundn , l'\ rnl ng srrvt r r 7 JO p m dav 7 30 p m. INPisonl Rnbi•rt E Mu sser pasl or Sunda\1 Srh oo! FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH , Letart you· teaching them aout God , morals and righteou s n ess'! Are Blhh ·I~H'hln g 7 «l p m Thur stl.r\ PEARl CHAPEL - Worship S.rvlr<' 9 )() ll m Pau l Mus,.rr ~up t Mo rn ln .~t w va , Rt 1 James LewL'I pastor Wor you keeping them away !rom c hurch worship and Sunday IIChool ~ ~YH AC't.:!oi f. MISSJOt-.; ( hrr n Sr s, q . :lO am ChurC'h Sthool 10· 15 a m worship 10 ~~ ;r m . Sund.rv r w nlnR: ~t"r li hlp scrviCt.'S 9 30'a m : sunday Schoolll UMW Second Tu f.>!;dav 7 30 p m . t M u~s· v!Cf' 7 pm mid v. Nk sf'I Y\(r Widn ~ a m EvE'nln~ worsh lp 7 JOp.m Tu esday also because you the parent are selfish, lazy or juat uncaring'! 1 I L l U~I ~4't'\ ltl•<: J(l ,l m Sund,1V F:\ r'MinJZ mun\ • ~·• vlc'C'!f. suntln ., rnd \\ <'(l nc'~d.r \ .t 1 i nop da~y ~~ru!-IE CHURCH OF T HE N A cotta~~:r prayPr mct•llng and Blbl£' Study Why did you seek out the church and the milliliter to e e t , ' POMEROY -Chu r ch School 9 15 a m ' m 9 30 a m : Worship service , Wedn("Sday · married? Why do you run around desperate l y trying to lind a 7..ARENF; Rf'v Gl('nn McMil lan jll slor 30 p.m . W o r ~ h!p 10 :\0 a m , Choir r rhrars al ' Mlfl01.1"P0~1 CHl H<' H OF CHRIST 1 ; IN C HRI ~TtA~ t !\ IOJ\ Rt' Kr lth F.blln WC'dn csdav. 7 30 p m UMW srro nd Marv J,lnh'£' l .avrndfor Sundav School OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHUROi preacher lor the funeral? You have Ignored God aM Hh c hutch V'l ~ l nl . Sundtl\ Slhool 11 ~ ~ ol m \\ ,Jdl Tu f•sdav. 7 !() p m UMYF Sundav, 6p m Sup! Su;rd,l v Sl;_hool ~· 10 a m Morn lnl! Wal nut and Hen ry Sts , R.avcnRwood , w In your life, k ept your children away and w onder then why th ey H1nm.u\ )ti p\ ! Mmni ng Wnr,.hip 10 30 1 (Cor l:tl!l l \40r ~h lp lO·:lO a m E\:t n ~C'It o;; fl< SPI'\i('(' va Th e'! Rtv GC'!OrSle c We-Irick , past or 't m sundu\ n\ r nm ~ 'if'r\IN.' 7111 pm use filthy language, smoke pot, use dru gs and hav e b ad , , ROCK SPRI NGS -Church School. 9 11 6 p.m . PravC't and Pralsr wro nrsdu\ i p SJnda y SChool9.30 a m, Sunday wor!lhip m You th mwtlng 7 p m a m Worllhlp 10 a m BlbiC' Study. WNJ Wrdn• ...,<1,1\ ll t 1\ "' M<'f'ti ng 7 lO p m manners. You are the reason. You are the parent and y ou Ire t o · 11 a m ED EN UN ITED BRETHR EN IN MT MORIAH CHURCH OF GO D n ~ da\ 7 :m p m UMYF 4Sl'nlo rs) Sun CHRIST C Lrsllt" Gil lilan, pastor Su n CALVARY BIBL E CHURCH, locaiOO on see · to your c hildren' s lite, educ ation, manners, moral . Rm tnr• RN .lumBi Sarl r-rflrltl p.1stor dav. ~ p m tJunlorsl f'V<'r'V other ~n dav Srhool 10 00 a m , MorninR Wor !' hlp Pom('r oy Ptke, Coun ty Road 2S near Flat dav 6 p m W ranklln 1 upbringing and most Importantly about what ts really 1 F'l l'(lm u\ WUII11 ms sup1 Sundnv Sr hnol woods Rev Blackwood pas1or Services ' Jl 4~ u m. ~\Utdtt\ .mel WC'd nC'S dl\ Nf'n 11 00 u m Sundav ('\'f'n ln,e ~f'l"\' 1('(' 7 00 p on Sunday al tO.30 a.m and 7. 30 p m with RUTLAND - Chur r h Schoo l. 10 ' m m eaningful In Ute. That Is "What Is one 's r eason tor being and • 111 11: .. ,.,' lt f"o;: 1!) m Worship 11 a.m UMW IEvrnl n~ C lr r! P ) m WrdnPSdav rvl'nin ~ pra \ rr srrvlcr Sundu y Schooi9.JO a m Bible Study, Wed why I am like I am ." Why ar e w e on e ar th a t all ? ' M100!.EPOR1 FIRST BAPTIST s('('Ond Wrdn C'S day, 7 ~ p m , UMW i Af 1 OOpm nesday, 730pm ~ ('m nr•t ~h t h aM Pulmr r F 111Ed~>n P 1s t ~ n oo n Cl rrl f'l sE'<'Ond Thu rsdav , 1 p m God, church, Sunday sch ool, all will guide y ou In the rlghl • 1 FAITH FELI.Ow.!KIPCR USAOE F'OR • 1111 £3(\tl Purh\'t". s s Sup! C.tlh\ R t~.a~ . iMusaman l CHRIST S1 Rl. 338. Anllquloy Rev HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Ro~ · path. You will notice It you look around that a very mall o SALEM CENTER - Chu rch Sc hool9 I I '' "" ' · ~tA P ! 8\ltld!n Sc'hool 9 1'1 am Fr anklin Dicken s paator. Sunda y morn er Watson, pastor Cren son Pr att, Sunday J Morl'!lrt l! \\lt)r~hlp 10 15 11m , Sunda. v percentage of church people get Into troubl e with I he law. The h a m Wonrhlp 10 1 ~ p m (Mussman ) In~ 10 a m , Sunday evi'JIIng 1 lO p m School Sup! Morning Wor!lhlp 9 30 9 m , ; f"\ flfl if1~ I'C'rVIrt•. 7 p m Prnvrr mN:'tln,'!' SNOWVILLE - Woro hlp 9 00 a m . Thursday o:venln~ 7•30 p.m c hildren also cause the least amount trouble te.cllers , , Sunday School to· 30 a m , Even lng acr 1 .tnd Bible' ShldV WL '<inf'sd.n ('Vf'n ln ~ 7 p church school 9 45 a m (Mussman l SfiVERSVILLE COMMIJNITY BA.P· viet', 7:30 p m 1 pollee and businesses. God and the churc h w ant t he bes t out Of • rn Chlldr(\1\ ~ rh olr Pt M IIH' WNinN~ TIST CHIJRCH . Patlor Robert Byen Ml' UNION BAPTIST, Donald ShuP, · du\ 1 p.m ' AthHt f' hnlr pnwtlcC' Wrd R SOUTHERN CLIJSTER you and yours so you canhelpothers You don ' t steal from them , • , Sunday ScnoollO a m , Worship service 11 parilor, Joe Sayre Sunday School Sup! ' p.m , Rrtdkl Pl~r a m WMPO, Sund.rv Rflv ftoier Gr~~er a m , Sunday evenlnK aervlce,7 30 p m ; Sunday School 9 45 a m , E venlng wor lie about them and be a big pain In the neck t o all YQ1I associate ~ ~ .tn .rm Rf'v. Paal Mt.-G•Ire Wedn etda v even Ill• service 1 30om s hip~ p m Prayer M ~r tn a. 6 30 p m with. No, you are a help to th e m. ' · · APPI E CiROVE - CHurch School 9 00 MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO W<dn ..day. ; MlDD~EPOR'r CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 LINESS CHURCH , Inc.. 75 Pearl Sl Rev .t m Worship 10 00 ll m 1fir st and lhlrd You, parent, are cheating your children , neglecting their TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF •·Mh und Matn AI Hart son minl.!lt('l' Mlk(' Sund.1vs t UMW ~nd 1\r1.'Sda y, 7 30 p Ivan Myen , pastor, Roaer Manley, Sr . CHRIST Dave Prentlcl.', minlstl'l' l Dt>ryl .education .. and letting them know the T e n Comnfandmettts arc • Q(\rlacfl Sunda~ School Suprrlntcnck>n l n1 Pra\ N mC'C'IInJ1 WOOnE"SdaY 7 p m . Wells, Supr Church School 9 a m : Wor sunda( School Superintendent Sunday 1 lJiblP S<-r.ool ~: ~ aft! Morn In ~ Wor!!hlp not worthwhile. )'ou, parP.nt, are lett ing them know the l1w , • '· SChoo 9. 30 a m ; MornInK Worohlp 10 30 ( G J ,1<'1'1 1 ship 5ervlcP, 9:45 p m 10 30 3 rn t vt'fllng Worship 1 oo P m 11m , Evening Wonhlp 7: 30p.m.: Wed· R ET HA ~ Y - Worship !la m .. Olurch ' 1 other people and God are not of any value .It It only wllal they CHESTER CHURCH OF TilE NAZA Wl'dnHdJ\', 7 OO.ll m PravC'r met>tlnJ!: Schn(ll 10 D m , Blblr Study, Wf'dnl'fida )' nesday Evening Bible Study, Prayer and RENE Rev Herbert Grate, pastor : Mtot)l,EPORf CHURCH OF THE NA want that Is Important. G e t what you want , lie, c h e at, Ileal, ' ' 10 am · Dorcas Wofn('TI 11 FPIIow!Jhlp ' Pralte Service, 7 :.l p m Frank Riffle, aupt Sunday School 9· 30 a • • ZARENE Fi'tld PenhOrwood. pastor. 992· wron('Miav. destroy , don' t worry about anything but y our own self. You , · 11 am fMcGulrf'l CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST A.POS m : Wors ~lp servtce. 11 a m and 1 p m ' trlllt BPI W~llt. ~unda y School Supl Sun · CARMEL - Chu rch. SChool 9 J0 a .m.. TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Eldor &lnday Wt"dnesdl y, 1 p m Prayer mff't parent, will or have made the mess you child Is, by keeping them ,, • dey 1 ~hOO I 9: ~ • m Mornlnfl Wonhlp Wor!!hlp 10· 45 a m Second and Foor1h Jame~ Miller, putor. &mday School, In g. 1 JO·•~ a m EviMR<'Ii stl c meet Ina 7' 00 P. . away from God, the churc h , Sunday school , g ood manners and , ~ S unda vt Ff!' llowshlp dlnnM' with Suttoo JO•30 a m ; Worship 5eovlce, Suncloy, 7.30 LAUREL CUFF FREE METli)OIST 1 m. Wrdn<¥;dav. 1:00pm Pr 11 \l'r meftlng thir d i'hurAdaY. 6 30 p m (McGulre t. p m .. Bible Study. W<dn,.dl y. 7•30 p.m morals . You are not a fit parent. There Is more to life thu filly , '• CHURCH David Boll, pulor Robert E EAST LETART - Church Schoo19'a m , POMEROY WESLEYAN IIOUNESS, Banon , Director of Christian Education, your belly and money In your pocket. There Is "What II Itt. aJH! "' ltorrfoqnvllle RDIII. RtY Dewey King, Worship 10 a m sro:rnd and loui'fh Sun Steve Eblin, aulstant Sunday School9 l1 the universe and living really about?" This Is MOat bllf 11rtant. " 11 dav!t; UMW first 1\ao,;dayl 1 l> p m baa[or, Cllnlm Faulk, Sunday School tJNttiUJ I'IIIIIIIYTERIAN MINI!TRY am ~ Morning worlblp 10 30 am ;Tet>n s OF MEllis COIJNTY IGr acf'l Supt.: Sunday Schoo19:30 em .. monolna In Acllon. 6 p.m.. EvenlngWorohlp 7 30 p See you In c hurch and Sunday schoo~wlth your clllldretl, lllhot • •1 LETART FALLS - Wor ship 9 am ., worship, 11 a.m ; Sunda y evening 1ervlce !lev Ketl Wlloln""' m. Wednesday evening pr ayer and Bible jus tat Christmas. or Ea ster? Guide your child .. http them be a ;.t C hur~h Srhool10 a m ~G r acl' l 7 30 p.m. Prayer Met11ng, W<dneoda y, ' HARRISONVD..LE PRESBYTERIAN e1udy, 7 30p m Choir pracllce, Thursday, CMUilCII - Sundl v Worship Servlc""· MORNING ~TAR-Worshlp , 9:45om , 7 30 p.m 7pm worthy addition to our society. - Putar WIW1111 Mld4ll-lftll, "' I ! 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Menus to be se rved In th e schools of the Meigs Local Schoo l District Tuesday through Frid ay of next week · have been an· There will be no sc hool on Monday due to Martin Luther IJ(lng Day oblervance For the rest of the week the will Include: Tuesday, pizZa. aalad, fruit and milk; IWedlleiPY. hamburger gravy , aiUII potatoes, hot rolls and tier. trult, and milk. Thurs· , ay, macaroni and cheese , peas , bread and butter, fruit, and milk; nd FJ'Nay, cookS' choice. 1 . (1" THE ICE1S TO -. BETTER DEAL nf Cl1qrntrr 985-3132 4:t) ORS HAM SANCWICH TOPPED w/MASHED POTATOES) GRAVY ...... 13.30 RESTAURANT - ~.J . SMITH-NEL50N HAM SANDWICH ALONE ........................................................ S2.3S 11\~~haugl(n ,Oil (UP TO 5 QTS. OF GM OILI AGtntrous Serving of Our Hamebaked Ham Se<ved with Our Own Homematlo Raisin·Walnut Sauct, Fluffy Mashed Potatoes & Homomadt Gravy, Hat lui· tertd Corn, ADelicious Homemade Boscuit or Hot Sttamy Roll and ColfH, Rt· gular or Dtcalftinated, loth Freshly Brewed. I = The Interested Businesses Listed Answerer/Phone Combo With Remote f . Pomfln>y-Midd!eport, Ohio w 7 fXrERifN ,JNCLUDES PARTS AND LABOR FOR PAQST GM CARS SUNDAY, JANUARY 18th $ 95 HOME-BAKED HAM DINNER.................... 3 The Dally S ~!; ........;:.7 Krwttekg Fllel Ciklt11" htllk. • Thursday: corn dog, potat o k hlps, pineapple, cookie, milk. Friday: cooks' choice ') u 16, 1987 (row's Family Restaurant f j 18 pounds this week. The club meets e1.1ery Tuesday evening at 6 p m at the Rutland Civic Center. Anyone wanting Information can call Sandy Hysell, 992·7~7. OIL· FILTER, OIL CHANGE Our Popular BNf Pattie Topped with a (roomy layer of Melted Cho111, Tasty Strtps of locon, A Spocial Homtmadt Sauct, Tom ato and lettuce, Served on a lun woth Our Popular Golden Froed Onion Rings and Your Choice of Hamomodt Colo Slaw, Macarono Salad, ar loktd Boons. W e have o u r own i lu now It' s c .1lle d " A·Ohlo" - and all the t im e I th ought II w as the gloopis . I'm also Inte res ted m knowing how you get nd of 1t. Oh well, I'll take a couple of as ptrln and call you In the m or nm g M eantime, you keep s mtl . If you have such Info rm a l ton or Better Health Club has meeting • po~ted a Joss of Thl1 Week '1 Spe~ls/1 of know wher e such m ay be ob talned would y ou please c ontac t Keith Ashley, 34465 C rew Road , l'omeroy, phone 992 7874, b e· tween 5 and 9 p m Any help you can g ive will be greatly appreciated . "Order of Owls" - now was that a group of v e r y wt se people -a group whi c h k e pt lat e hours January GM AUTHORIZED Members of the M e tgs Count y Pioneer and Historical Soc tel y are working on complhng htsto rles of fraternal orde r s now or such groups previou s ly e xistin g In Met1s County for th e ir upcom· lng history book More Information Is n e eded on Modern Woodmen of America. the Independent Order of Fore· sters, Knights of Pythlas , Order Good Templars, Order of 0wls, Sons of Vetera n s, Ca tholic Daughters of American and all granges no longer activ e The particular data needed ts the date and pla ce of the organization, names of o fficer s and members, communit y and tlulldlng where m eetin gs were held . Friday, r-.•;········~·-·;·-~------~ I n t he birt hday corne r : Mildr ed F owler, Middlepo rt, will be m a rk i n g her birthday on Jan. 23 - a nd still a s activ e a s ca n be even t o ser v ing as o r ganist at Grace E p iscopal C hurch I won ' t m ention any figure but I kn ow Mildred 's sen se o f humor wtll a llo w m e to say, s h ~'s not r ea lly a spr ing c hicken. M eigs County Sch ool Att end· a n ce Officer O ti s Kn opp, Rac ine, will observe hts birthday on Jan. 28 - and h e sa ys, h e w ants p r esent s o r <ltd h e m ea n " presen ce", l tke stud e n ts In th e 4 ~616 Shirley Turner was the top loser ' wit~ Linda Bailey are runner-up at the Jan. 13 meeting of the Rutland TOPS Club. Mrs TUrner Is a new member of the group. The .members re- Ronald and Kathy Ginther of Rutland are announcing the birth of their first child, a son, Krlstopher Keith, born on Dec. 5 at the Pleasant Valley Hospital. The Infant weighed six pounds, - or m aybe a g roup whi c h went a r ound as king the qu estiOn :lie Now - Norma Torres , R N , • supervisor of nurses at th e M e i gs : County Health D epartme nt , 1s : available to present a spec ta l ,rogram with a film to s tudent s on a one class at a time basts so that students will b e more knowledgeable ab o ut th e problem. TOPS co~ducts recent meeting Guinther birth Still a problem... -- Friday. J,.uarv .16. 1187 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Check Your Phone Book for Most MaJor Credit Cards Accepted I . • ' tor • • ... ' • '• �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Calendar A program entitled "Quiet Time Service" was presented by Mary Cundiff at the recent meeting of the Asbury United Me thodist Women held at the Syracuse Church Mary Lisle opened the meeting with a reading and then Installed the officers with Helen Teaford assisting Officers' reports were read and approved and It was noted that nine sick and shutln calls had been made World thank olfering boxes were handed out to the members Mary Cyndllf read a letter from Carrie Kennedy, corres pondlng secretary of the Auxll· lary of Veterans Memorial Hos pltal thanking the group for the THURSDAY The Meigs CoM.nty Democratic Executive Committee will meet Thursday, l; 30 p.m , at carpenters· hall, 'l'llal'n St , In Pomeroy All Inter es~ democrats are Invited to attend POMEROY Middleport Child Conservation League will meet at 7 30 Thursday night at the Ohio Power Co office In Pomeroy FRIDAY POMEROY - There will be a special music program featuring the Union Bible Seminary Quartet at the Calvary Pilgrim Ch~pel at 7 30 p m Friday The chapel is located on Route 143 half mile off the Route 7 bypass In Pomeroy toys lor hospitalized children Also read was a letter from the Athens District office suggesting that the UMW start the reading program agaon Members were asked to read about Anna. Luke 2, 36 38 and to take a summary of their findings to the next meeting Secret pal names were elt changed Mrs Cundiff gave a reading from Guideposts to close the meeting Others attending were Ruth Shain, Bernice Winebrenner, Marcia Karr, Stephanie Arnott, Marie Houdashelt, Helen Teaford, Beulah Ward, Ann Sauvage, and April Harmon. Refreshments were served. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William Fred Smith, Sr . also of Middleport Maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs. Lee Burnem, Rutland, and the maternal great· grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ed Burnem Jeffrey and Crystal Baughman of Middleport are announcing the btrth of a son, Jeffrey Michael, at the Cabel Huntington Hospital in Huntington, W Va on Jan 11 Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Baughman, Middleport, and paternal great RUTLAND - There will be a dance Friday, 8 to 11 p m , at the Rutland Civic Center Music by Itomlc Sounds Admission $2 single, $3 couple Everyone welcome Rerurns home following trip Mrs Herbert Dixon has re· turned following a holiday visit In Victoria, Texas, with her son, Roger, Suzy, Jeff, and Melanie Dixon This Is the first Christmas she has spent with her son In 11 years. While there the first birthday of Melanie Dixon was observed on Dec 31, along with that of her •• ·' SATURDAY RACINE - The Southern cheerleaders will hold a chnlc Saturday, 9 30 to 11 30 a m , at the. high school Donation $3 Girls of all ages welcome RACINE - Bald Knob Freedom Gospel Mission Church, on Bald Knob-Stlversvllle Road, Is having a hymn sing Saturday, starting at 7 30 p m , featuring the•' Unroe family Everyone weLcome mother, Suzy and her grandmother, Peggy Harrell On Dec 14 before Agnes Dixon left for Texas, she celebrated Christmas with her family At tendlr.~ the observance were Scott and Lisa Pullins, Charles and Susan Mash, Chuckle, Bert and Leigh Ann, and the Rev Mel Franklin You Are Cordially Invited To The ~RACUSE - Syracuse Volu· neer Fire Department will s tage a dance for all ages. Saturday. 8 to 11 p m at the Syracuse Grade School Music will be by Wayne Lyons and Kelly Counts, Mldnlte Express, and relreshments will be available Admission Is $2 a single EMERGENCY ROOM! URGENT CARE CENTER • ~UNDAY,JAN. 18 2 P.M. 4 P.M. •TOURS •DOOR PRIZES SUNDAY POMEROY - Meigs Geneal ogy Socie ty will meet at 2 p m Sunday at the Meigs Museum will! Mik e Parker to present the • program •REFRESHMENTS •FREE GIFTS •FREE BLOOD PRESSI,JRE CHECKS --\::::7 MONDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Disabled American Veterans wlll•meet Monday, 6 30 p m , at Pleasers Restaurant VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 11 S fast Memorial Dr. Pomeroy 992-2104 "We Are Here For You" by twelve o·clock noon AU woll be op•ned on tho 18th doy of Jonuery. 1987. ot 4 00 P M .• otthe office ol ~odo Dlstncl l.oodlng Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On January 12. 1987. In tho Melga County Probato Court. Clio No 25400 James 0 Golno, 1028 LH Strlet Zaneovlllo. OH 43701. Wll appointed Exa cutor of the eetate of Peullnt R Btn~ty . decoaud, Iole of P 0 Box 102, Rutltnd. OH 46775 Robort E Buck Praboto Judge Lena K N•••lro•d Clerll l 1I 18 23. 30. 3tc ~~ • c- c....... C'I wilt_. ooolod- offico loctltd at 34481 Bod opeciflcotoon• mov bo ecquued Add St 05 lo< po1~ ••• : CRAFTS P-.TT!RNS Department needs Full or Part-time Technologists. PuBuc NoTrcE ovstom one~ two wwv rtdio communic8tion11V11em t~asy Transfer~ Radiology Registry (ARRT) required. Send ~~~-.:_~:y ':.,~·=~ • FREE OFFER 3 Craft Boc*s (value $8 85) when you order one of the $2 95 boaU bled below 11&,-Art of Flower Crochet 121...PUiow Show Olta 127!;-Alghlna and Dollies Growing Public N ottce com H.- Rood Ruttohd. 12-ti.ilooltllm tlhd., Woodtidt, NY 11377 PriniHiool, Addllu, ~Sin. Pll1em ,_,. Help Wanted American lelldong Olstri<t at ' f1)2916 for •300 00 1t NElli LISTING - PORT· lAND -- SELLERS RIDGE ROAD - Appro>omately 40 acres ol vacant land Elec· Inc available Gas well wrth royalty oncome and lree gas $12 000 00 resume or call: Karen Haines, RTR Veterans Memorial Hospital 115 East Memorial Ludong Creek Cono....,oncv Drive Oootroct Ofloco during stanPomeroy, Oh. 45769 dard bualnooo hours of 8 30 AM lo 4 00 PM Mondoy Ph. 614·992·2104 thru Frldty All bodo must bo foled ot Ext. 237. the office of Leodlng CrHk .. An Equal Opportunoty Conservancy District on tho Employer" 16th doy of Jonu~o~ry:::-:1~9~B:_:7::_.~=::;::=:;:;:=-.;...---"' 64 Misc. Merchandise ALUMINUM ·SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY NEW LISTING - PORT· lAND - SELLERS RIDGE ROAD- Appro11maley 150 acres vacant land 17 acres ttllable. balance paslure and woods Electnc avatlable Dnlled well, gas well on property royally oncome and free gas $400 00 per acre sellong pnce :2s( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SIIETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG. HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LA. SHADES. CAN BE PURCHASED DAlY AT Til DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. PRICE REDUCED -It long Bottom os where you want to live, then lhts os the house you want to live oni 3 bed· room ranch famtly room, 2 car garage Bu1lt·on kttchen, bar Approx I acre lot Great but at Only $28.000 00 MORNING STAR SUBDIYI· SION - 3 acre parcel of va· cant land Road frontage, water & electnc are avaoia· ble 9 500 00 NEAR POMEROY- Approx 10 acres of ground wrth many uses Housong. apart ments. specoal purpose. etc. plus an older 2 story home on good condtiiOn let's talk about the potenttal Want $43,000 00 MIDDLEPORT - N1ce 2 story, 3 bedroom home With I II baths, enclosed front srt· ting porch, loreplace, car· port lots ol storage space Many o)her features All for $37.50000 lltluy E. Clllllnd, Jr. !192·1191 .1a1 Tt•lllll •••.. 941-2660 Dottle Tam« .•.•• 992-!1&92 Olftet, ............. 912-2251 AW ' PosltLon tvlllable to work for Southeutem Ohio' a fln•t out door rtertatlon firm No ••P• nence needed Wtll train Start •mmldiattty Call betwun 10 & Need a job7 Sell Avon part·tlme or full time For 1nform11,an Call CARPENTER SERVICE -Addons 1nd remod..ing -Raoflng•nd gutter work -CuncFite work - Piumb6ng 1nd electrical work (Free Eotimatoo) V. C. YOUNG In · Pomeroy, Ohio 4 15 '86 fc Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Pomtroy Ohto AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alu Trut~~ti~tlu PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mobile servica Now Locaflllll: 168 North Seund Middleport, Ohio 45760 SAlES & SERVICE We H•o Ahll Tl• Aet Tll .. leltl • O•ty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE PH. 949·280 1 or 949-2860 IUSIHEU PitON! 1614) 992-6Sl0 RISDINC! PHON! RUSONA81E • RELIABlE tin (tl41ft~'-77U No LISA M. KOCH, M.S. - IUNIUPS to TRANSMISSIONS CALL 992·7403 Apt. St. Rl. 33, Pomoroy, OH. We'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One 1)"871 mo 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT - 10-8-trc A11110u nce111 ent s G&M TV REPAIR nus st. lt. 124 Radne, Ohio 45771 Clrculor Stwo Saw Choln ntves Planer Drill Bots Kn1ve1 Chooelo 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All MaRes & GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Models Pomeroy, Oluo 24 HR. SERVICE 1-11-1 . . OLD IADIOS WANTED Any lrand Name Iough! Iefort 1940 lor lomt ooo•k of Ztnllh. ptulco, Atwaltr Kent IIIOIM'j PH. (3041 812·2220 1·15-"17-1 mo GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashllll Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT GEARY'S 6:30P.M. BODY SHOP Factory Choke 12 Gauge Sho111111 Call: 742·2407 t~~:;~~:;~~:;:-r;;:;;::::;;:::::=;::~:::;:i Racine Gun Shoot sponsored by Racine Gun Club Every Sunday, beginning at 1 00 p m Factory Choke 12 guaga shotguns New Art Cla111t1 Tuesday end Thurtdav for adul11 and Saturday for under age 18 Call Precious Memones Studio Speclalltetln portr11t1 Quality work guaranttld Call614·9.49 3060 for appolntm..,t Reuontble pricet PtMO le11ona tor begmnera Call for appointment 614 949 3060 I will not ba reapona1ble for any debtt contrac:tad by anyone other than mysalf Robert l S.wyars Jr 4 Giveaway MILLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIPENTIAL IIJI711M1 TEAFORDm Real Estate~ IWTOI 216 E. 2nd St. _ Phone 1·(11141-992-3326 NElli LISTING - 12x50 Ktrkwood 2 BRs Furnished & lot m Racone $8 000 NEW LISTING - 125 acres, old 3 BR farm house, and all elec 3 BR tratler 1II baths & farm bldgs Asktng $70,000 NEW LISTING -Good 9 rm home at Racme School BRs, gas furnace 11v1ng about 24!25, garage & ba· semen! $27 500 POMEROY - lR hou se. lg lot, 3 baths gas furnace woth attached woodburner 3 lg BRs, lam1iy rm , woodburn mg unot and lg lot for the children 436 ACRES - Southern Schools, TP water available and m the woods Askong $6,000 43 ACRES - E.asternSchools. farm house, 9 rm1, buoldtng; and m111erals $45,000 MIDDLEPORT - Remo deled 3 BR home on corner lot near the school Central heal. equipped krtchen, gar· age & carport Now JUSI $29,500 POMEROY - Hot water heat, 3 BRs, 211 baths. range, refngerator basement & 2 porches Walk to stores Askong $28,000 POITIAND -- 2 lg level lots about one acre, old home & bUIIdmgs. Dnlled well lor JUst $11,000 RUTlAND - 2 apartments near the post ofltce Some furniture & 2 lots SELLING PROBLEM! CALL BRUCE AT 992-3325 lil>li',IIHJ I'· EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR REPS NEEDED for buslneu account• Full t1me a6o.ooo sao 000 Part · t1me •t2 000 OO·•tB 000 00 •q selling rep11t businnt, 111 your hours Trtlmng provtdtd Call 2 93B 1870 M·F Sam to 5pm (Central Standard T•me) , ·6, HIRING! Federal go\fernment Jobt 1ft your area and overaeu many Immediate apenmga w1th out waltmg lilt or test • 15 •68 000 Phone call refundable. fiOZ!B38 88a6 ... 1203 JOB OPPORTUNITY Area Home Canter hu tn opening In sales department Aepty m confi denee to Point Pleesant Aegis ter Box C 8 200 M1ln St • Pt Pit stattng your qualifications Solpt lolt thetr tudt7 Plantt won tllsten10rJustplamborld1 Come join the fun and etrn over t8 00 per hour C1ll Jo 304176 6228 on Mon Jan 19 &PM to B 30 PM 'Equal Opportumty Emptoy~r Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repaors and weldtng. (All makas 8o modelal PH. 949·2893 or 949-2756 John II. Bentz Owner/Mt~hanic GINGERBREAD HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL ow o•• n MAIN STREET PIZZA Mi•ed pupp1n Call 614 446 7185 oflof 8 Female Beegle. Qood huntlf and beige male pup to gr.~e aWiv to good home Call 61 4 · 843 5446 Whhe tamale Spitz to good home Had all ahot• 1 y..r old Coli 814 982 6672 -:---:--.,.--- 11917) German Sheph•d and Bl.c:lc Labador puppies to gwa away 7 wkt old Otaperate for home C•ll 814 949 2931 81lly goat 10 montha old 304 937 2896 6 Lost and Found 222 E. Main, Potweroy PH. 992-2228 4PM 'Tol11 PM Sunday thru Thursday Friday 8o Saturday 4 P M 'Til 1.30 A.M. PIZZAS, SUIS PIZZA IIEAD 1 Middleport, Ohio •., 1 110 (614) 992-7328 OFFERS ENRICHING LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN 3 TO e YEARS OF AGE Open Enrollment Thru The Year OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY I THUISOAY 9 AM to 11 :30 AM ond ' 12o30 PM to 3 I'M Call Administrator Mrs. Shirin. J. Nuggud. MEd. 1·7· 87-1 mo 245 9248 Female blrddog to giveaway to good home .,attN blaclc & whHe Call 814 24& &488 aft• 6 ANTIQUES BUY OR SEll IIVEIINE ANTIQUES 1124 East Main St. Pomeroy HOUISo Tut.-Wod.-Fn. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Suoday: 1 p.m.-7 p.m. ly Chance tr Appointot•t IUSS MOOIE 992-2526 1141 mo Ring in K·Mart ar..l. a193 Found Chihuthu. mlud . White with black petc:h over 1 eva and ear Found at Crowt Resteurtnt Jan , 1th Call 814 BIZ 3013 • 9 Wanted To Buy Wt pty cult for lata model clun Ultd Clfl Jim M1nk Chft' Olda Inc Bill Gena Johnton 814 441 3672 TOP CASH paid for 83 mode+ and newer uatd ctrs Smtth Bwck Pontiac 19,1 E11tern Ave , G•lllpolls C11l 614 448 2282 Country furniture collectiblu, children 1 loyt doll• Pre 19&0 Cooo Mill Calll14 379 Z727 SER~CE We can repair and rei! core 11drators and heater cores. We can also ICid boil and rod out radiafdh. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2198 Middleport, Ohla 1·13·tfc ICUT OUT fOil FUT11atl USil lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 915-3561 All Meh• •Wtohorl •Dioh-Mro •R•nttl •Refrlgeraton •Dry•a•Frwr•• PARTS end SEFtVJC~E BOGGS SAUS & SERVICE U. S. IT. SO EAST GUY·SVIW, ~10 Autherizocl .ltM D•re. Ntw Hoflallll, luth Hog farm lqllipmtnt Dtaltr ,.,.... f1r11 E••lpMeat· AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS IEIUII.T & lfPAIIED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULIEIRY AVE. ,_OY, OH. PH. 992-9949 lolt lartclll, ow- Lot for mobile home or w111 rent private lot CaM 114 446 9501 Buymg detly gold silver co•ns. ring• jiW.. JV lttt'lmg ware old coins, lerve currency Top pri Cel Ed Burkett Btrbtf Shop Znd Ave Middleport Oh 614 192 3471 BUYING AAW FURS t Gm11ng Vt+low Root bttf and dter: hides Al1o lllllng tr..,plnQ aupplles Wheat Utn Nite litet Hour~ , 00· 9 00 Closed Wed OeoraeBuckleyl14 864 4711 Buying junk cars Call614-9921564a after 6 00 pm It 987) Old books, pamphlets d1arya. letttrt. 1t11m bolt logs etc Pre ,9001 "''o tau Box 114 ' : Athens Ohio 4170, 614 693 , B91 6 tvllfttngl Situations Wanted Want • ele~n house otftce building church7 Heve Refer enee Night or Day call J•me. 304 676 2112 18 Wanted to Do Odd JObs pamtlng plumbmg expenenced Ref Call614 2•5 9648 Gr.~e plano and organ lessons In my home to beginners td vancld pupila and adults Also teach chording end tran•postng Colll14·992-6403 FIREWOOO I Locust. ou cherry 136 per p1ck up load dehvered BtU Slack 114 992 2289 Snvrct::, 1 1 Help Wanted 3 bedroom, 2 story wood houte w1th 1 car a•age and % batement New carpet on fll'st floor Hemlock Grove are• Must tell due to trlnlflf •33 000 or best offll' Call 814·992·6,04 Must sell now Two hou111 m M•ddleport One 6 rooms and bath other 9 rooms and bath Both good condition Both prtced below appre11ed value Call 814 992 8803 - -- - ---11987) 390 Grant, Middleport 8 room bath gerage work 1hop good location lns1de ref1n11had Call 114 992 ZI02 - - - -- - - jt997) Government homes from 11 (u repatr) Delinquent tex prop..,y Repotsllllons Cell 806·687.6000 Ext GH 9a06 for current repo htt 32 Mobile Homes tor Sale Ftna ncial 21 Business Opportumty 14x70 Fleetwood 3 bdr 2 full baths totel elec L1ke new pnce negot~able Call 1fttr 4 wlllk· days anytime weekends 114388 8833 1982 Mansion L~cated on riVer front In Mlddlepon Has ell extres c.ti614·992· 334B after 6 OOpm Good money ! Weekly! Procell mg m11l) lnformat1on1 Ruttl setf addrened stamped envelope Terry Lea Box 131 A Eureka Sttr Rt Gallipolis OH 46631 1980 Uberty 2 bedroom. set up can be moved or 111ft on rentltd lot t7460 Call 114 992 7479 304 676 7298 1974 Freedon Ud6 3 bed room mobile home stove ref, new water heater and gat furnace e4.tSOO 00 304-882· 2181 1 972 mobile home , 2x86 2 bedrooms on 1pprox helf ecre lot Galhpoha Ferry 304· 676 7142 Farms for Sale Professional Services I Farm 18% acre more or Ins C.on Baden Ao.d, 9 room house phone 304 •ea 1823 34 Business Butldmgs Office space Store space In Pt Plea1ant *ZOO 00 A One Rail Esttte Ph 304 176 15,04 35 Lots & Acreage ft987) 98 acrn on black top ro1d 1 mila from Aacme 2 prodUCing a• wells, water end alectr~c avail a ble C1ll bltwean 9am 2pm only Attuon building lots moblla homn permitted Ctydt Bowen Jr 304-678 2338 P1ano &. organ le11ons Mary Lucas Call 614 446 9787 or Rentol s 6t4 446 44Z6 Scuba Div •ng clattel to beg•n thortty by cert1fied 1n1tuetor at oetl i"door pool For mforma tlon ca\1614· 256 1393 Starks Tr" end Lawn Service Hedg11. shrubs bushel trtmmed landsc:ap1ng ttump and Ita! remov11 304 676 2B4:.! or 676 2010 Rt!ill Estatr. 31 Homes for Sale 1 3 bdr . air pool gartgt Nice Commercial properly corn• lots 6 highway frontage Ust With ut We hl'le buyera A One Rill Ettet•Broker Call 304 874 5t04 0!,304174 5388 Avo Colll14·ol48 0737 Small houte-ftve mtl.. from G•lllpolls A. I C and CllrPit •1.000 down t213/ month Call 114 Zll 1210 eftw 6 2 br, kltch•, bethrDOm with leundry room living room • dlniftg room. all elec Appro• 7 "'Il• from Pt PI on Rt 12 2 trlctsepproJI 1.cremoreorl•• owerlooiiiRg Kentwhl Alvar •4o ooo ea•• 304-871 u40 --830aod430 Hou11 for rent •260 per month or tell on lend conlract •t8 900 Coll614-446 2689 3 bdr hou11 tn Pomeroy 8226 month plus depostt Call 992 1783 e14 Modern 3 bedroom home on 38 acres near Daaler Fenced for hones barn outbuildings 13150 month to month Call 814 742 21581 evenings or 6t4 742 2678 doyo 2 ft 41 Houses for Rent UntJrmshed cerpettd Wa tlf sewer & fully gerbage furn•shed Coli e14 " 8"0284 2 bedroom apts • New Hlven Alao commercial space suitable for aerobtcs, tannmg crafts Call 304 BB2 3681 7481 Large 3 bdr full blmt • !*'Ptted hvlng room Clolt to city uhool Ref a depostt No P•• Clll M4 441 1734 after 8 30 pm Nice 3 BA house f310 plus ut1lhet & tee depostt Cell 614 4•6 9280 tfter 8 6 waetctndt Furnllhtd hou11 Located731 R Third Ave O.Hipolls •131 month t75 deposh Call 441 3170 or «8 1 UO 3 lA ranch on , acre lo\ Attaehed gMtDI AO , mile out 110 UIO a month 114- lt4 992 2 bedroom rNerVIJIW8partment Equipped k1tch•n trnh pickup Ideal for 2 parttM lo share expences Call e14 992 8639 2 bdr all utllttl81 pa1d except alec furn or unfurn sec deposit reqmrltd Convement location Call614 44tcal568 or 2 bdr fullyfurntthedadultsonly utll pe1d Call &1-.446 4110 2 Bedroom furn11hed We accept HUD. Beautiful riVer view Fos tert Mobile Home Park 614 446-t602 Mobile Home 1n Stelle Court Call 614 446·0766 2 bdr mobile home loc1ted 2 mtln hom HMC 1n EvergrHn Cable TV hookup. ch1ldratl ac capted Call614 448 3897 2 bdr new c1rpet, AC fur nlshed wath•r dryer 1226 mo locetad m Centenary area Cell 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg Rooms and light house keepmg room• Park Central Hotel Cell 6,4 448 0766 Rooms tor rent. day week month Gall1a Hotel Call 8144469716 Aentesiowa••120 month 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33 North of Pomeroy Rental trail•• Call 6,4 992 Nice 3 br fumlthed on At 7 Water paid 8216 month Sec dep reqwred C.ll 814 24& Space for Rent Tra1lll' spac11 locust Ad At 1 Po1nt Pleuant 304 176 1071 2 BA Mobile home for rant Cell 2 BR unfurn axpando Yz mtle 36 Ref S. Dep au 446 4369 9780 10xl0 w1th put HMC At r"uirtd Call or 304·676· Nlc. 2 bedroom Mobile Hom., Routh Lane On nlee spot In Choohlre 304-n3-5828 3 bedroom In Ch11hlre Cell 2 bedroom Wlter and hi.. mcludtd t200 per month Ctll 614 742 2170 2 bedroom mobtle home Mid dlaport 0 Aef•ence with tecunty dapostt 304 B82 3217 or 304 773 6024 K Mobile Hom11 2 and 3 bedroom mob•le homes 304 I( & 671 3000 Two bedroom mob1le home furnished t76 depo1lt plus utlh1i11 30• 676 6512 2 bedroom mobtle home Upptr R1ver Rotd refrences and dep otit 2 children acc8J)Itd, 614 446 0608 Mobile home. 2 bedrooms located Ashton Upton Ro.d, 1150 00 month pkls ut1ht1n 304 876 4088 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom b111c rent •176 00 plus electric Al10 r..uned • e200 00 ••curtty depottt CON TACT J1cklon Estate~ Dept Ph 446 3997 Equel Houslni Opportunity Furnished apt e176 00 water 2 bedroom 131 1h Fourth Ave Ph 446 «,6 after 7pm pd New 2 bedroom IPII in Muon. W Ve Quiet aett1na off llrMt Plfklng Rent ltll'tl II e199 Call Lind• C1rson 11 30._ 501, Of Denise Streib It 014· 863 · 4111 Equal Housing Opportunhy no. 2 Bedroom 1pt nice carpetlni water Pl•d w11her • dryer hook up stove. rlfr.g furnished avatlable Jen 1. 1 9B7 Ph 814 448 7026 Firewood for ule Hardwood large pick up load S35 Call 614 446 9286 or 614 448 1437 1981 Chevy tran auto w•th overdrive •1 00 Woodburner, wtth two loads of f~rewood Cell 7479 12x 60 2 BA 1n Centenary Partty furnished on private lot Call 814 446·4292 $260 Call 814 379 2706 Room and board for senior c•l•zen TLC 24 hour care Call 6t4 446 2390 5818 Gibson upright frltftzer, 16¥2 cu ft Energy liVer 2 yaars old Merc hanrlis1: 2 10x10 garage doors all alum•num Gla11 paneled Com plete aeeeuor•e• to •nstall Cell 614 446 4462 Couch & chatr reclmer coffee• end tables twm BR su•ta. n•ce refng !Gibson} lamps Call 614 446 3224 M1xed hardwood slabs t12 per bundle Contalnmg approx 1 'It tons FOB Ohto Palhrt Co Pomeroy Oh1o Call 614 992 e461 --------···For ule Firewood Heap vouchers accepted Dan Taylor 614 742 2426 or 814 742 Z69Z 1979 Old1 Cutlall Best rteso neble offer 614 986 3506 or 614 986 3610 and leave neme and number Full maple bed, 2 bedroom, furnlthtd Em ploved person• only New H1ven I 110 per manttt C. II 304·882 2418 Large 3 bech'oom country home. lnctuM t•dtn, 30 minut" from Point or HUidlnf- "...m f175 00 plus dopoilt. 304 871 2111 1977 CJ6 J,.p 6 eyl Z88 CV 3 spd C.ll wetknlghu 6t4 446·8173 eng Olive St • Gallipolis New & ustd wood coal ltovn 8 pc wood LA auite USB bunk beds 8199 antron rechners U9 new & used bedroom suites rengtl wnnger w11hara 6 1ho11 New hvmgroom suites .,99 U99 lamps also buying COli & wood stoves Call614 3169 ••e King 11r:e bed w1th mahr81s ell cond • 200 Call 814 441 Z704 I pc wood living room tune good cond 6200 Call 814 388 9086 or 448 1211 Chast fraer:er 8H5 karo11na heater e45 BR dre11er & mirror 126 ltght brown ltereo 846 box spnngs for twm bed • 26 lawnmower$40 Call614 446 2026 LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofas '"d ch•ra pnced from 8395 to U96 Tabhtt eso and up to 812& Hida·• bed1 1390 to t696 Rechnart 8226 to U75 Lampt 828 to 8 U6 Dlnettet 1109 end up to t496 Wood teblt w 6 chairs t286 to U95 081k t1 00 up to t376 Hutches 1400 and up Bunk bed• complete w mattrettH 8296 and up 10 8396 B1by beds . , 0 , t176 Mlt1fllle10fbOX tprmgs full or twin 163 firm e73 tnd 183 Outen sets U26. King Ul!iO 4 dr1w.r chest 166 DretHt't 189 Gun cebinet1 8 10. 12 gun Gel or electric rMtge t375 Beby m•ttr••• •36 & 1415 Bed frtmn no no • King frame •&o Good 11lectm of bedroom sutt81 m1t1l c• bineta headboard• no and up io •as lltad Furniture wood table S. 2 benchas beds dre11ar wood wardrobe 3 miiH out lulevlll' Ad Open 9AM 10 6PM Mon thru Set 814 4•& 0322 Couch and chair lor tale I 1 60 or belt offer 269 8roadw1y, Mlddlepon, Oh•o Box springs tnd mettr111 cur· talns bedspreads 1ewing ma chine for 1111 Ctll 6,4 982 1624 2323 8260 Call 614-742 1976 JD 360 C Bulldozer 6 way blade wmch and canopy Ftrm 17800 1973 C 66 Chevy Uvt Tan dum U600 Call 6,4 64 Callahan 1 Used Tire Shop Over 1 000 tues ••res 12 1 3 14 16. 16, ,6 6 8 mues out At 218 Call 614 266 6261 Large round bales of tlay for 11ta 810 00 each Ph 814 4•6 l----------- Large round balll for sale or trade Call614 367 7640 1982 HondeCB 710Cuatomfar 11la New tire~ EKtr11 renone ble offer Cell 614 949 2734 Ilk tor larry Fnawood •socord Delivered• sttcked Call 614 379 2761 Bu1ld1ng Mater11l1 Black brick sewar pipes wm dowt hntels etc Claude Win ten Rto Grande 0 Call 614 246 6121 Z763 Pole Bulld•ngs by Quality Builders Workshops carports an•mal shelter• garages Free estimates Phone 614 384 676Z 56 Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cettery Kennel CFA Htmslavan Peni1n and S~amue kittens AKC Chow puppies New Htmml11 & Per llans Cell 814·448 3844 aher 336. Stereo SANSUI ,20w chImp, 7 band ch equalizer 1uto reverse ea11 deck linear tracking turntlblt elac:tronlc turner 2 tower apealttrl matchlngst1nd, remote control hsrdly used phDf1t 304 676 3690 or 676 4696 F~rewood t215 00 ptckup loed not delivered wood splitter uoo oo 304 876 1nt AKC registered Chow Chow pupplet vary r1110nable pr1CI!II cell after 6 30 304 875 6799 Baagle pups •4& 00 304 676 2076 F~1111 Supp ltr.s & Ltvt:slu r: k 61 farm Equipment 2010 John Deere d111t1 tractor plows disc U911i0 ,._w Idea Dyne Bounce mower •49& Late model 224T John Deera bel.• U95 Hay wagon UOO Call 814 286 162Z CROSS lo SONS U S 35 W•t Jacltson 114 211 t451 Ohio M11sey Ferguton New Hollsnd lu1h Hog Sales & Sert~lca Over 40 used 1r1ctor1 to choo11 hom &. complete lint of new & ustd equipment Large" t~ltctlon in S E Ohio JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SA 36 W Galllpollo noo UTIUTY BLDG SPECIAL leno t60 304·882 3376 33Z 1745 Musical Wllkmg E11ter Bunny Plush bunny walks stops rmgs his bell thtn starts walking llilln while pl1ying E11ter Pa· rade music 2 C batttrln re qulrtd. limited offtr All ordera must be rec-eived by Feb 15 1987 John MlehHII Co P 0 -._oa 14 31DOParrilhAve Pt PI 304 176 7138 Allow 2 to 4 weeks for deltva~ e1 0 each 1978 240 Tlmberjack skinner Call 814 388-9062 or 388 136 C•IIIU 446 1042 Moving Rolsnd Jyno 10 eynthetlltr· S400 2 JP2 Pu· Vl'f IPHiltrl e&OO Wllhlr· dryer 1375 2 cemetsry lot• being aold now for •725. my price 1300 Cell 814 441 Clean mixed hav naver wet •1 25 a bale Call 614 446 4063 Mixed gr111 hay lor ule Call 614 949 2237 93tZ 3000 Ford tractor new thort block wich plows and dltc U950 gravity bad wegon U95 2 row corn plantar *276 Coli 114 2861122 2010 John Delft dl•tl trtctor wtth plows end elite U950 New ld11 Dyne Bounce mower t496 Lite model 2Z4T John Deere baler ,, 2911i Hay wegon 1300 Coli 814 za8 1122 1980 Long 810 4a4 84 HP Independent PTO Csll 114 Z45 9187 Mixed hay for sale Squarabaltt Call 814·696· 1243 Hey for tale mixed t1 00 & t1 26 bale 30• 896· 3460 Dr1ed shelled corn •4 60 P• cwt Ground e6 00 ptr cwt Ground with molatlll U 78 per cwt 304 458 1031 Trans pori alton 71 Autos for Sale 198, l28, air tilt CrUIIB delay ntrW VA60 Good year tlr81 new paint bra &lots more Call attar 6 614 Z81 4121 198• Dodge AriN auto el' Cash Price U989 John 1 Auto Seles Bulavllle Ad • Gallipolis Ohio 77 Monte CJrlo 305 •no V 8 Loaded good eond Grett work c:ar Call &,4 379-2708 19n Chrylllf Cordoba low mtiiQe 81200 C1ll 01• 448 B036 1973 Mutteng llltback, rebuilt 3111 ·C. Good shape I 127& Coli 814 441 2004 1983 Chwttlt 1299& 1176 Dodge half ton pickup 1995 Charlie • on Mill Creek Call 814 441 nt7 1979 Ford Pinto, 4 cyl new tire AM FM In dllh Clttette ll runnlnp eond Runs good UOO 538 J1ckaon Estells Apt ea 8 Jackson Pike Gallipolis OH 1973 Volktwagen rebuilt motor n.w blltery two new "'" • spd . 1uto Call814 •4&· 4482 • 1988 Plymouth Torlsmo 1973 Ford Ltd Cell 014 445 1&62 1977 Chevy pickup Fair CGnd t760 C•ll614 371 2880 1810 Plymouth Volare n.w paint AT PS / PI niiW batt.-y h•• bHn In one f•mlly slnct n.w 80 000 mllea Call 114 446 9651 or ••8 8113 1983 Olds Cutla11 Suprema exc cond cruise tilt AM I FM / call C11t 114 3B8 9085 or An.n• A•• Tin• Tiller 8 hp Used 3 hours el150 Call 814888 4t80 White Farm Trtctort Belt Price In .Area Sldtrt ECI\IIPment Co Htnd.,ton W Va 304 875 742t 1874 Dodge Specie! Edit ion 4 doors low mil• good eondl tion en&o Cell 1,•·992· 8131 Now buying 1hetl corn or tlf corn Calltorlettttquotll River City Form Su1>91Y 814 ol48 2188 2 bod- """""'lllld 83 Ltvestack 7141wenlngt Auto Repair GM 380 Turbo transml11lon • Ford FM K CaH 81. 4.1 0111 Rebuilding 11 avallabl• 81 R1bbtte fof tale Doet, Iucke Aloe 35 wll boo lryoB Now Zeallnd Whtt11 Californian let Ins lrokan Cotor Rex Atto hutch• C•ll814 tal 4110 Uv....... Laot>ard ......... golollngwhltt"""'N¥- 10 diiVI pro-troinloft. ..... util IIOnt U80 00 firm. )0487t·t7tl lfttr. 30 Home Improvement• BASEMENT WATERPROOfiNG lJncondltional llfttlm• ouaren tH Loetl ref•encet furnllhed FrH ntlmet" Cell oollec:t '' 1 614 237 0411 d-r or nlfht Rogers B1seman1 W1lftrprooflng SWEEPER and aawlng m~~c:tHne repair parts end IUpr.ll• Plait. up end d•livery Oav 1 VtcUum Cleaner one h11f mill "/ O.ara• Cr.- Ad Call e1 448 0294 FTM Gen•at Contractlng1)Vre up.,ienee Rooting • Con struction Ph I 1·· 311·1301 FrH ••tlmst.. 10% off durirtt · "the holldtYI off• pplr• Jen ." ·:.r. 11 tl87 All typn ctrptntlf • concrtte work Interior IKtlflor remodeling. palntlft9. roofing fr• ntlmotn Coli 814 441 1174 RON 5 Talevi1lon l~tvlce HouH c:llli1 on RCA, Ou111r OE Sptclaling In Zantth C.M 304 178 239a o• 114 448· 2464 Fetty Tree Trlmmlnl stumt> remo...11 Call 30•·87 · 1331 AINOLES"S SERVICE, oaporlencM c•penter electridln m110n pelnter rooflng flndud lng hOI tlr IPPiicetionl S04 176· 2088 or 178 7147 Aotery or ceblt tool driHng Moat w.llseomplttedta'Md.,. Pump etln and ttrvice 3Q4. 885- 3802 82 4 .,• Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMIINO AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Ptn• Gallipolis Ohio Phone 114·441 llll Of 114 4414477 304 171 3110 1178 Cud•• Supreme sulo tltt, ail' PI PI 71 000 mil" c:l•en .,.00 Call 304 671 Jam" Roya Watll' Service Alto General Hauling poolsflllocl Calllt4 2811141 or eu 446 1HA or 114 441 7t1t T •LWatardetlv.,-vlftVtlmePh &14 388 9732 ume day dtlrvery LlmMtone end tllbwoocl hauled AI "Tromm Rutland C.ll 8,4 742 Z3Z8 Trucks for Sale 118.8 Chwrolft • oond New motor Call 114 281 1141 or 814 218 1174 2 ..-I 810t . 11000 Coli 114 HZ 111• Ford truck wtth topp., Potted Chlfol*• a...11a reg 800 lbt Growth¥ COtT.ct WHI work w.tl for Mlf•• Otorte Wood "Well, during the moneoon se1110n. • It's called 'Club Mud '" 77 85 Dump &41nt•nedonlll I 1peed ward Call 114 378 2117 Popfa< St. \'lrd ond - 1180 00 month 304 171· For 111e 4 turbln wh•el• lar I eng Chevy 304 671 1439 304.-195 3131 72 2 bedroom tumlthtd 19" New 22ZO Coal and llm11tone dtlh.tlf'l 1112: Ford Escort L wegon 81 000 mlltl~ good condition 30 mpg ,, 100 00 After tl 82 Wanted to Buy Hav"" 304 882 3217 or 304773 IOZ4 Auto Part• & Acceesortaa Budget transmlttions und • rebUilt all types Torque conver ter1 a. 1ran1ftr cult Engine over haul kit• Amson Tr1nami1 lion parts and eve Jolnta Mln1mum 30 day lo ltf..lme w•rranty Will deUver cuh 1nd c•rrv or m1tell Ph 114 371 1980 Chl\lthe Body eJICdent condhlon 2 door auto •1350 878 Zlla •• 178 2338 114 441 223a. 4411·2111 76 448 t211 11 Chavette good eond • door e c automatic 81500 304 ment, large living room 411 Second Adult• U25 p,r month Sec Dep II "-' C.ll 304-8 76 2680 1980 Audl 5000 4 dr 15 spd d1e1el PS / PI AM / FMI C111 sunroof A/ C ue cond 30. 178 4818 1280/mo Call 814-4441 2188 Compiltlly fum Z IR opart Winter Spacial 14 foot flshint boal 60 HP Evanrude trolllne motor Trail• vary reuonable runs llooklgood t3100wlth m.y1 U900 without C1ll 1810 lunblrd Hetchback 4 cyl am tm CIIN'ttl 60 000 miiH Apartment lor Rent, 821 S. c:ond Avtnut 2 BR. htra Nice equipped kitchen . C I A 376 833B 82 Rebblt D1nel clean sharp 3034 Uplltirt unfurnillhed IPI etr· peted, utllltltl Plld. no children no pets cell441·1837 Boats and Motors for Sale Boal for 11la Boscon Whaltr 161/J ft bow. to stern Weight apro• 1000 lb• One of the utttt Be good for terry Mn'IOI or WhltiNer noo M v Reed. Reedevllle Ohio Phon• 11~ Call 8t4 t49·280t Prop1n1 hot water tank 40 gallon LA11 than ' 8 mot old Best off• Call 814 448 9341 Fumllhed • unfurnished lptl e1 10 00 end up refwenc. Ph 304-175 1104 A· 1 Rtll Estate 75 Approx 80 tona of corn silage Coli 114 376 6291 - - -- - - - 11987) 14100 Csll 814 448 0333 27 ~~:38 x9 EAVE wrth stld1ng door & servlca door 14 288 00 •ected Iron Horsa Buildings Ph 814 Full tiZf pctGI ttble 1&6 air hockey 1able 150 00 GE stereo 6486 Motorcycles lt4 367 7177 New HD drill pre11 V. chuclt Y, hp with vice n 60 Homellte super XL 12 chain uw prtct l eally n~wlth e111r1 chain 1226 Cobra cordltts phone Excel· ton Oh IS, 4 2a1 5930 Hey lot sale Square bales t1 60 per bale Call 6,4 245 74 Coli 814 992 2807 Ohio Call &14 448 9777, eve 61•-4•8 3692 Up front tree ton with w1rrenty over 40 used tractort 1 tools EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack· Good timothy m1xed hrrv 9001b round bll" stored m barns Call 614 246 9400 after 6 30 PM AKC Cocker Spaniel pupp1n Blonde. Golden 8u" Red with wMepert• Femaln Noc:heckt Antique cedar clotet '250 Electr~c Speed Queen cloth• dryer e 1DO Maytag wnngar Wllher n& 304 773 5303 Plaattc Cltt•rn state approved pintle septic tanka plastic culvartt metal culverts RON M11ted hty for sele ., 60 bsle Call 6,4 266 1427 0373 194 7842 orl94 6801 Untden 6 000 stereo receiver 11telllte d11c all remote control e1tc eond 81 ,000 00 304 882 t062 ''o" t3250 304 •88 103t Haytor11le Call814 379 2807 Concrete bloch all sizes ytrd or dehvary Mason sand Galllpoha Block Co 123 ~ Pine S1 Gallipolis Ohio Call 614 446 U111d R 65 ditch wttch tren cher and John Deere backhoe 6, 4 3087 Hay & Graih Hey for sale Round bal11 ln barn never bean wei Call 6U 246 6117 Tony 1 Gun Repatrt hot rebluemg Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM 19B7 Sunal Prof Tanmng Bad hardly used many a.11.tru t2 BOO 00 axe: cond 304 875 '" 54 Mtsc Merchan~ose Intent clotttmg for 1ala lnclud· mg blankets sleepers. T-shirts and bath towels Cell 614 992 7143 after 2 00 p m ~ 7024 Plctltnl UNd Furniture Good qutltty used furniture Dpan 9 tot or call for appotntment 304 676 8413 or 87(1 1450 "" ·~• D'f Nl ~ AKC Aeg Girman Shepherd PUPI 8 Wkl old Call 614 446 gum 78 Ford F 1&0 plckup"truck 4 wheel drive lock OUI hubl Qood cond Call 304 aa2 3231 ~ Ford 1978 F100 4w, ... drivl t-=========~r.;;::;~:;~~~~~ low mUtJUe Excellent eondi Call 304 676 4631 SWAIN AUCTION e. FURNITURE 62 " .~ I 7PM 198 6631 51 Household Goods 1981 Plymouth Voyagtr van Excellent condhlon 6 loeded t4850 c.u 614 448 2048 •• tar Spm 640 2 HP air compr1110r h0111 2 tir Vans 8o 4 W D 73 54 Mise Merchandise 614 446 76e, 614 446 4n8 like new 3 200 mil• 3/ 4 ton 480 V B engine Inquire I, 4 441 040ts daylime 441 28001 • ft'Hings Dmtng room set baby turnnura lreeur bedroom suite f11h1ng equipment dog kennM cocktr IPflntll Call614 446-7023 Grae10u1 llvtng 1 11nd 2 bed room apartment• at V•11age Manor f'Rd R~llertlde Apart ments 1n Middleport From $216 mcludlng utilities Call APARTMENTS mobile homes hou111 Pt PINSant and Galllpo '" 614 446 8221 • 6077 1988 F..d F Z80 4•4 pldoup • Mollohtn Furniture At 7 North Galhpoht OH PH 614 446 744. Wtty pay mort? Check us out for low prices on furniture 6 appliances 5 piece w~d living room group U99 Gravely 8HP 8 spd •lectnc start n ooo II 3HP t1ller •as Call614 446 7721 ~ U72 Chroty 3/ 4 ton, P8/ PI auto motor needs repair FaW Cond noo Call ,, 4 -241· ~I GOOD USED APPLIANCE$ W11hers dryers refrigerator' rang11 Sktggs Appllane11 Upper R1ver Ad bllide Stone CrMt Motel 6,4 ~6-7398 dump t96 Don 1 p1ckup l.and•capet stone fuewood $46 6,4 446 9646 Trucks for Sale 114 •.a 4712 Gii...,Oiil c.. ol48 2360 tDII 01 114 992 6673 Deluxe 2 BR houH a42 Flrlf Avenue GI!Upolls. off street park.ng no petS references deposit Call &14 251 ,&29 3 bdr r1nch Rodnt¥ Vltlege II 1286 mo plus dtpOah Aefll'ln· eel requ ired C1ll 11• ... 6 0008 up1ta1rs epU 72 U71 2 ton OMC .eptlc: tlnk cleaning truck wtth 11500 gllllon tenk hoan dump bed CIH - Large seetion of quality furn1 ture , 21 1!1 Euurn Ave Tree & stump remove! mulch 3 bdr 614·992· n87 EOH - - - --,-.,- lt987) 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bedroom tretler coupln 1 small ohlkt Locult Rd Rt 1 Pt Ple11ant 304 676 1078 614 949 2877 23 Houses for Rent 614·367·7148 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do busin111 wtth people you know 1nd NOT to tend money through 1he mall until you have mvesttv.. ed tha otfenng 41 2 room furnfshed upltalfl apl clean no pets Adults Utllrt111 furn11hed Ref & dep required call614 446 ,619 614·441·0122 f!IEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 36 PHONE 8t 4 448 7274 33 HouH for sale A, condition Comm«lcll zone 333 'nllrd f 11 1 (illly11WIIt Homes for Sale B6 Holly Peril mobile hone , 41180 3 bedrooms, 2 blths, Mutt • ~ Good l1rge sandstone rocks C. II 814 246 9410 after 5 30pm RADIATOR 12 ldenslfy C•ll 614 i\1 7617 ' , lifter 8 30 •• LOST Black & white blutayu, ptt· Hutkty Ctll 814·448 · 31 Pan·ttme or full ttme secretary and ofllca worker Good typial 3 BR Ctntenery Selhng for lhorthand computer experience ._J~Vhat 11 owed plu1 closing costs or college helpful but not nee.,. ~C garage Call 814·•46 sary Write Box 426. Pomeroy 7023 Ohio 45768 giving full rnume ---------how 100 gNn available part Benellcitl hll tccepttd volun time or full time tary repo11e11IOn of a hou11 1n Additon, OH Three BR. kttchtn Exp•ianced tetephone recruiter bath att•c dmtng lt'ea m needed Malaorfemale Work on baaement garage Prtced below commlttton batia Trainee type market v•lue a negotiable opening Ca11814 949 3080 Contlct Duane Clltworthv at Beneficial of Ohio 8,4 441 Exp••enced telephone soltcitor 2716 wanted for local company Call 614. 992 7440 Contidenllal Whal a Bargain I 2 atory house lntervtew Ramodeled totally rewired m ------11987) tulatad brand new hot weter Dental Hygen11t and denttl heater 2 or 3 BA 'a low he.clng a111stant Se_nd typed written bills, very nice lot, gtragawhh 2 r11ume to 206 N 2nd Ave outbuildings All for only Middleport Ohio Good position uo ooo Call 6t4 246 937e avalllble for the nght person lifter 5PM 842 31t9 1·16·'87·1 mo 1·1·'17·1 614-992~3023 Real Estate General Ht•.tllqu.lllo PH. 992·2975 appliances? lnttretted 1n ules? If interuted, wnte Applictnt, hava the solutton Monthly pay check for part ttme work Jom now 304 676 39150 or 1 800 3 Announcements "It l started out as a funny h n litt e ras ••• Knowhowlodoterv,eewotko• Enghsh Satter male birddog Approx I yrs old Call 614 WANTED: Top 204 Condor II. •All Types of Excavating •Lindocapong •BasementS' •Sewage Systems •Wetet 8o Gu loneo •Water Well Drllhng •Truckong I 16 The Army National Guard JnBV •nlormatlon MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Call CHRISTMAS BILLS PIUNG UPl 814 949 3080 for more SHARPENING SERVICE h~ring 114 441-3817 llono ltroetly eooHdeotoll 4-16·"86 tfn DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! e&9. 230 yr Now Box 406 45769 giVIng fullPomttoy resume Oh1o All appltc.. Day or Ntght NO SUNDAY CALLS 8-13 Hn Auta11otive Repair & Service 3111/tf• PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 (614) 446-71i19 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. 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USE WANT AD~ ., Le1d1ng Creek Conserv•ncy PHONE 992-2156 Or lone Oailly Stnt..el ClllsHMd fltJI Business 550 Pop Sl., Middleport OPEN 8 A M.-4 PM PH. 992-3537 12-16-"86·1 mo Public Nottce LAFF·A·DAY ol .. 8t4-211 224a Woe! Shru 4/1/tfn of our new Help Wanted Enthutltatie & tn•gttlc parson with good CCifnmuniCition aldlla Ill Coutt 51 Po111tr<1Y Oluo 45769 CHEmR-915-3307 OPEN HOUSE MIDDLEPORT lnterna Ilona! Qrder ol Jobs Daughters se~anTtual Installation or ollie er~lll be held Saturday. 7 30 p m at the masonic temple In Middleport The Daily Sentinel 992-6215 or 992-7314 Baughman birth is announced , GALLIPOLIS Gallipolis Flame Fellowship will meet Fnday, 7 p m, at Dale's Smor gasbord, with Pastor Lawrence Bush speaking -.w Ttii Deily Sentinel 11 The Daily SentrneJ-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, Syracuse UMW meets ~OMEROY 7017-Sew an 1Q" doll wot~ yarn haor party drl!~s woth big sash Shes so cute for an an~ tome gltt Tossue pattell\'.' !loll and clothes Each pattern $3.25 plus 7S. postage/handling (N v•resodeo1!s ~ sales tax 1 Stndlo Friday, January 16, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Good condhlon Call at4 HZ 8818 FruehM Trelltr Good conolhion •o toot bid Good tlrttllld ........ 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I"U) ' 8 ' Winter storm slams Rockies with snow !IY JIM F'ISHER United Press International A Western storm lhat.dumped an "Incredible" 5 feet of snow in Colorado roared across the Rockies today, closing schools, filling shelters for the homeless and hurling high winds that made the temperature feel like 50 below zero. · , The storm, centered over northeast Arizona, spread snow 1ft Wyoming, Utah, Colorado, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas. Temperatures were below zero from Montana to Minnesota, and a freeze warning was Issued for parts of S<Jutpern Celeste ... -:-c-:-o-:nt:-tn_ued_rr_om....:.pa..:g:...e_1- - - - - said Riffe. "I think he had not Riffe '.'was disappointed In the been Informed." · governor and some of his dec!"! made a statement that I slons. I helped create him," a wish I hadn't made," said Riffe. reference to Riffe's endorsement "I apologized for that and fund-raising which helped statement." propel Celeste to the Democratic The statement, made In the gubernatorial nomination In heat following. the veto, was that 1982. • ~SNOW FiiOHrS: . .Warm EJ RAIN @SHOWERS "Cold -Static "Occluded Mlplhows minimum temperatures. At least 50% of any shaded area Is predicted IDNCeive precipilation indicated. Complaints... UPI Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls Thursday; Pomeroy at 1: 42 a.m. to Ohio 7 for Dorothy Smith to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at, 12: 12 p.m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 for Charles Horvath to O'Bienness Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 6:05p.m. to Second St. for Scott 'l,'aylor to . Veterans Memorial Hospilal; Middleport at 7:06 p.m. to Stonewood Apts. for Karen Cable to Holzer Medical Center. Divorce actions filed in court Divorce actions have been flied in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Frances L. Haggy, Middleport , against David W. Haggy, Middleport; and Deidra Kay Cross, Langsville, against Amos Boone Cross Jr. , Langsville. ~divorce has been granted Paul N. Smith from Peggy Lee Smith. The defendant has been restored by the court to her former name Peggy Lee Saylor. In other court news. action by Johnny C. and Ellen K. Eblin has been dismissed In Me igs County Common Pleas Court for lack of prosecu lion. I Court releases yearly report Total receipts In Meigs Gounty Court for the year 1986, as released by Judge Patrick O'Brien, amounted to $174.191.10, down $26,172.92 from 1985's total receipt~ of $200,362.02. Of the 1986 total, $54,811 .8.1 was paid directly into the State of Ohio. A breakdown of state payments lnctud.es $4,890 to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources' Division o! Wildlife; $24,499.85 to the State Highway Patrol;' $24,847 for courtappointed attorney fees and related costs: $210 for additional civil fees to the state; and $365 for seat belt violations . Payments made to the county amounted to $72,299.48. This total inclu,ded $36,588.37 to the county general fund; $26,869.11 to the law library; $8,872.01 to automobile license and gas; and $2,077.14 to the county sheriff's department. Judgments paid through county court in 1986 amounted to $18,598.15. ' !'>verall, 162 less cases were filed county court In 1986 than In 1985. . Fifty-six civil cases were filed, 12 less than the 68 civil cases In 1985. Small claims In 1986 totaled 216, 62 less than 278 In 1985. There were 30 more criminal misdemeanors In 1986 but 12 fewer criminal felonies In 1986. There were 388 misdemeanors filed In 1986, compared to 358 In 1985 and 31 felonies In 1986, compared to 43 in 1985. Three inore DWI cases we re flied In 1986 than In 1985, but 109 less regular traffic cases. There were 1493 regular traffic cases in 1986 and 1602 cases In 1985. There were 216 DWI cases In 1986 and 213 In 1985. A difference shows In the total receipts and disbursements for the year, because a portion of monies are'alwaysretalned by the court on undisposed cases , to be Included In next year' s disbursements, after the cases are disposed. Area ·deaths Elma Holler Elma Maud Roush Holter, 90, Yost · Road, Minersville, di ed Friday at the VIrginia Bland Nursing Home In Racine. A homemaker, Mrs. Holter was born In a log house on McKenzie Ridge near Racine on Jan. 31, 1896, a daughter of the late Philson Nicholas and Alvlra Webster Roush. She attended the McKenzie · Ridge School and on Feb. 16, 1918 wa1 united In marriage to Hanson Ray Holter, son of David and Cy!lthia Holter, who preceded her In death. To this union, five children were born, all of whom survive. They are Mrs. Beatrice Stelzer and Mrs. Haze l Wynkoop, both of Columbus; Mrs. Edith Sisson and David Holter, both of Pomeroy, and Harold Holter, .Long Bottom. Other survivors lncluile 14 .·grandchildre n, 20 Weather South Central Ohio Cloudy today, with highs ne ar 40. Mostly cloudy tonight , wllh a low In the mid 20s . Cloudy Saturday, with ·.a chance of rain or snow by evening and highs between 35 and 40. The .probability of precipitation IS 20 pPrcent today, near zero tonight ana40 percent Saturday. Winds will be from the north at five to 15 mph today and from the nort& at 10 mph or less tonight. . Extended Forecast ' Sunday through Tuesday A chance of snow each day . Highs will be In the 30s Sunday .. and ranslng from the mid 20s to the low 30s Monday and TUesday. overnight lows wUI be In the 20s eirly Sunday and ranging from the teens to the low 20s Monday and Tuesday mornl~gs. Name omitted 'nle name of Salisbury Ele·.mentary first-grade student Myca Haynes was unintentionally omitted from the second six weeka' honor roll. 50 cents of snow," Flke said. . Sevent~n Inches had !allen In ,. Denver, Colorado SpringS and ' Pike~ Peak by early today, wtth ~ another 2 to 6 Inches expecteilln :; · Colorado's eastern plains and a . , foot or more !~recast foi: the ·-~ state's southern foothills, Fike : said. Fifteen tnch~s , fell near Los Alainos, N .M., and a foot of snow ' blaJ)keted Mormon Lak~ ATiz. Winter s~orm warnings were Issued In Colorado, New Me~lco and the Oklahoma panhandle. Recalling the . flood of 1931 in Pomeroy -8-l 7 P.M. Includes. Lobby, . . Installment Loan Department, Drive-In And Walk-Up Window " ' burg, $23 and costs; Cledlth King, Middleport, $22 and costs; Karen Goggins, Middleport, $20 and ' costs; Margaret Weaver, Long Bottom, $24 and costs; Gale Eugene Wolfe, Pomeroy, $24 and costs; Bruce ·Hlssam, Parkersburg, W.Va., $22 and costs; Donald Hewlltt, Augusta, Ga., $25_and costs; Thomas Stewart, Gallipolis, $28 and costs. Forfeiting bonds in county court were Ronald Haggy, PomeltiEMB£R F.D.I.C. roy, $220, overload; and Naomi Findley, Shade, $46; OrvUie · 'i cond Snit 22UJ_A_ Moore, Hewitt, W.Va., $70; Rus111111-....w.va. Point" al,. W.Va. sell Moore, Barberton, $50, Kim........ W.Ya. 773-111~ 171-1121 112-2131 berly West, Henderson, Ky ., ·.. costs only, all for speeding. _u~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Peoples Ba"k ·''The ·s etter lank" ' ~ ••" ....'" ...• ...• ·-••• Hospital news · Veterans Memorial Thursday Admissions - Margaret Little, Middleport; Dorothy Smith, ·Pomeroy; Elizabeth Hayes, Chester. · Thursday Discharges - Amelia Provencher, Dessle Patterson, Harpld Brannon . . .. - .- • - ' . ·Hand Car Washes• ~Wax Jobs. ._, ·KEEP YOUR CAR CLEAN THIS ·WINTER 'I • WE. WILL WASH THEM INSIDE AND .OUTSIDE MONDAY ·SATURDAY STOP IN OR CALL FOR · INFORMATION 992-9907 Little Dan's Exxon 402 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-9907 • Dodge Dakota We know For a limited time, get low ...Ia~ financing or high cash ·back W . .l on ~elected 1987 Dodge cars and trucks in stock. $500 cash back or 3.9% an.nual percentage rate finaQCing Buckle .,•• for qualified buyers through Chrysler Credit Corporation. ·: Other rates are available as length of • contract increases. Dealer contributiOn mcly affect final price. Ask for details. Up For Satety. .. Chrvsler·Piymouth·Dodge COOPER · 395 So. 1rd Mldilleport . . ' 992·6421 . . . .HOURS: MON••Fll• 8• 6•r SAt• 8• 4 See · 5150 limited SettlngMWatandan:laOII*bmance: warranty at dealei-. Restrictl 1 ·• . -' onsappy, ' . Along the River ........ B-1-6 Buslness ... ..... .. .... ...... .. D-1 Comics .. ... .... ... .... .... Insert CIBBslfh!d" .... ..... D-2-3-4-a-6 Deaths ....... .... .. .. ......... A-7 • Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports .. ...... ... ........ ... C-1-8 Rain, possibly heavy · at times, today, with highs In the tow 40s. • 8 Sections. 66 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Other than the contracted wage Increases, the only additional expenditures the budget calls for are what !man terms "necessary capital improve' ments" and $198,000 to fund the widening of Eastern Avenue. These "necessary" Improve· ments include re-roofing the municipal building, and additional equipment for the fire, pollee and street and maintenance departments, lman said. On Feb. 15, the city is contracted to pay the Ohio Department of Transportallon $100,000 for the Eastern Avenue project. Six months later, the final $98,000 Is due to complete the payments. "Things will be tight and It may be wishful thinking, but with this budget we should be able to perform • the necessary capital Improv ements and pay for the Eastern Avenue widening with· out requiring any additional funds through grants," !man said. Re. roofing the municipal build· log and making the fire truck, recently purchased from Gallipolis Developmental Center, totally operational comprise the majorIty of the capital Improvement expenses. Bids for the roofing process have been In the neighborhood of $25,000, · !man said. Th e roof suffers from leakage. No structu_. rat work on the roof will be necessary. The current roof has been covering the building s ince Its construction In 1958, !man sa id. The 1977 fire truck, with ··very few" miles on It, will necessitate approxima tely $18,000 of repairs to make It completely opera· tiona!. !man said that , Including the repair costs , the c ity Is getting a bargain for the truck. Former State Sen. Oakley C. Collins purchased the truck for$1 and gave It to the city this month. To make room for the Improvement costs and salary Increases, lman said equipm ent purchases for o ffl ~~s .and. de partments wilt be redu ced. " We' ll just have to be very care!lil not to continue to purchase some of th e things that we have annually purchased In th e past." he said. "For ins tance, hand tools for maintenan ce, those kind of things don't need to be bough t every year. And here, in the offices, we won 't buy as much equipment. " lman said , howeve r. tha t he forsees no personnel cutb11 cks or layoffs stemming from the penny-pinching ta ctics. ll e also added that the bud get proposes tha t no additJonal employees by By BOB HOEFLICH to the corner of Lynn and East Times-Sentinel Staff Main streets. POMEROY - , A Pomeroy landmark, dating back tol847, The Remington store in will disappear from Pomeroy those days was a three-story this week. fram e building. The store also . The structure, originally was a· casualty to fire in 1856 known as the Remington but by August 1857, RemingHouse, t~en the Martin Hotel ton was adver.tlslng a hotel and finally the Meigs Inn, was opening by Oct. 1, calling It heavily damaged in an early "the best stand for a public morning fire on Sunday, June house between Wheeling and 15, 1986. " ' Cinclnnit.L '.', · , . Area firefighters came Into ' In 1875 William Remington Pomeroy to combat the major turned over the control of the blaze, which threatened the business to ~Is son, Benjamin. entire middle busln.ess block The sale of dry goods was since the fire was of such discontinued In the complex, magnitude and buildings • but Remington. added hardalong East Main Street are old ware to his book store and susceptible to fir e operation. hazards. Then In 1896 fire again hit The fire destroyed the New the Remington building, InYork Clothing· House, which cluding the hotel. The strucwas never reopened, a restauture was rebuilt of brick In the rant In the building complex late 1890s, the latest burnedand the City Loan office, also out structure , known as the located in the complex had to Meigs Inn dating from that move to different quart ers time. after the blaze. The New York Clothing The Meigs Inn structure, House, a men 's clothing store . which covers the entire block located In the Remington from East Main Street to East structure In 1897 and operated Second, was first developed as . through the many years in the the Remington House by Wil same location untillast year 's liam H. Remington in 1847. fire. The. Remington family came In 1928, Edward Ebersba~h to Pomeroy In 1843 and estabpurchased the Remington lished a dry goods and grocery building and the hotel wa s store In the upper e nd of town. renamed the Martin Hot el. In the spring of 1847, the The establishment remained Remington store was moved In the control of that family Officia~s governor' s announcement, and Senate President Paul E. Gltlmor, R-Port Clinton, pointed out the Republica ns already have Introduced legislation to eliminat e deputy motor vehicle registrars and start a centralized ma ll order system. The governor assigned the committee, which he will appoint shortly, to look at the strengths and weaknesses of the present system and at how other states conduct the same functions. "I want to take the politics out of this system," said Celeste. "I believe th e lime for change Is right ." The governor said he wants to make the system more efficient. He hinted at a "one-stop shop- LANDMARK ~ This Pomeroy landmark, the original Remln~on House, last known 1111 the Meigs Inn, could disappear from the Pomeroy business section as early aB Monday thl~ week. Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler reports that a crane will he brought In to do the demolition work now that the hotel building, struck by fire In ,June 19H6, has now heen reduced to this shell. until 1970 when it was purchased by the Meigs Investment Corporation, which owned by building at the time of the June 1986 fire. Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler reports that the s hell of the hotel s tructure, which Is still standing could come down as early as Monday of this week. A crane will be brought In to knock down the walls, the mayor said, and after cleanup, which should ping" center where hunting and fishing licenses could be Issued and other state services offered. GUimor applauded the governor's move and said Republicans had long been In favor of the change . "It 's a strange thing we had a Republican governor for 16years and there was no real cry to mak e these changes," said Riffe, ad· ding tha,t he has "ho protilem" with the study. But Riffe added that. any changes should follow a thorough evaluation which develops lm· proved services. "I'm not In favor ot passing something just for the sake of passing It overnight, " he said . ODNR recognizes Meigs' litter POMEROY - Me igs County has been honored by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Office of Litter Prevention and Recycling, as one of 12 communities or counties to receive the Ohio Clean Community Award of Recognition. The award was presented at the National Litter Prevention ; Conference held recently at the Westin Hotel In Cincinnati, In recognition ·~Jf the program qualIty and accomplishments of the Meigs County Oftlce of Litter Control. Over 300 environmentally- I' soncerned representlltives from across the n"tlon attended the conference. The selection of Meigs County as one of award winners was notable considering the relative size of other recipients and the fact that Meigs County was evaluated on only six months' worth ot activity. Other communities and counties In Oh~ecelvlng the award are Bel on County, city of Campbell, cl of Conneaut, city of Eastlake, Franklin County; Marlon Co~nty, Montgomery County, city of Norwalk, Plckaway County, city of Portsmouth ,, • crease revenu e and impr ovt• the prog1·a ms. " !Continu ed on A<!i Ily N1\NCY YOACIII\M Thnt,.·Sentlncl Sluff take place immediately, Lynn Street, which had been c losed to traffic for several weeks, will be reopened to traffic. The street has been closed as a safety measure since dlsman· !ling ot the hotel began . Seyler says thai the brick from the building will only be hauled short distances within the town and he Is optimistic -on opening Lynn Street to traffic soon. Work on disman tling the remains of the s tru cture ha s ta ken weeks as workers separated materials tak en from the . structure. However, Seyler reports that wh en th e actual demolition sta rts . the building will be flattened In only a lew hours - and one or Pomeroy's landmarks will be gone. How· ever . th ere ar e reports that a new stru ctu re will be co n· structed In the choice loca tion, but specific de tails have not been disclosed at this time, back vehicle registration study By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporte~ COLUMBUS !UP!) -Almos t everyone who matters In the Statehouse Is now on board for rev ising the method of distributing drivers' licenses and motor vehicle registrations to Improve services and remove the politics. ' Gov. Richard F. Celeste announced Friday that David Warren, president of Ohio Wesleyan UniVersity, will head a 10-12 member committee examining the system and making recommendations In three months. House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Bos ton, endorsed the hired . With hopes of the park a nd r.e creat Jon dt' partment becoming m ore sr lf-suffl cicn t. Iman sa id an emphas is will be placed on the types of prognlQlS that pro ple llkr and elim inat ion ol som e of th e ot hers. "WI! h a new rcc!'cat ton depart· ment director (Mic hael Sim mons )," lman sa id , " we should be abl e to eliminate program s tha t are not popular and add emphasis to the more popular ones. Thus. gett ing more people• in involved which should In· Exempt program benefits village Pomeroy landmark will soon disappear I great-grandchildren and three great -great-grandchildren. Besides her parents and husband, she was preceded In death by two sisters and two Infant grandsons. She spent her married life at the Holter home In Foresl Run. She was a member of the Forst Run United MethOdist Church. Services will be held at 1: 30 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing · Funeral Home with Rev . Steve Neison offlclallng. Burial will be In the Gilmor e Ce metery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 this evening and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday . Don Graff discusses moves to clean up the Md:arran-W.alter Act- A-2 C-1 ' Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, Jan!Jary 18. 1987 By JIM WEIDE~IOYER Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - With pr oposed expendilures for the city to Increase only slightly In ~987 over 1986, City Manager Dale E. I man said the budget for this year is lean, with the residents receiving the same type of service to which they have become accustomed. Prpposed expenditures for the 1987 spending bill total $1,748,046 (a 3. 7 percent Increase) , according to !man's figures , with the major Increase (approximately $75,000) over the previous year coming largely in salary wages for employees belonging to bargaining units. ' Individuals fined this week In Meigs County Court, as released by Judge Patrick O'Brien, were: · . Richard Dailey, rutland, $180 and costs, forfeiture of 194 Winchester, one-year suspension of hunting license, spotlighting; Sally Moore, Middleport, costs and suspended 90 days in jail, resisting arrest; Keith Musser, costs and suspended 90 days In jail, resisting arrest, and costs and six months In jail; with all but seven days suspended, for aggravated menacing; •Jeffrey Gardner, Point Pleasant, W.Va., $100 and costs, hunting deer after temporary tag has been detached from special annual deer permit; Thomas E . Harris, Jof,_ Ire, Pa., $50 and costs. obstructIng justice. Ronald Bachtel, Pomeroy, $25 and costs, hunting on land of another without wrltteh permission; William K. Wolfe,' Pomeroy, $20 and costs, failure to control; Clarence Hall, Moundsville, W.Va., $20 and costs, failure to control; Lucille Taylor, Long Bottom, $10 and costs, assured clear distance; Elmer Parsons Jr., Racine, $10 and costs, Improper backing; Dean Pullins, Portland, $10 and costs, allowing dogs to run at large and a pit bull to kill another dog; Bernard Nlehm Jr., Gallipolis, $20 and costs, failure to control. Fined for speeding were Shaula Laudermllt, Pomeroy, $24 and costs; Betty Bryant, Panama City, Fla., $26 and costs; Franklin Rinker, Perrys- ' GallipoHs.Ieaders consider lean .l987. budget UNTIL .Meigs County court · I ' • Vol. Zt No. 49 C-rightod 1987 T~ meel Monday The J:>ythlan Sisters of Rock· land Temple No. 615 will meet Monday, 7:30p.m., at the Long Bottom Community Building. New officers will be elected. Members are requested to wear long dresses and brihg dessert or cookies for refreshments which will be served following the installation. ' tmts WE'RE . OPE·N FOR·YOU only facing a huge tax-bill next year, but also of being hit with a•. penalty. Bentsen, who helped write the tax reform bill, said he recognlzed the IRS was under congres~lonal orders to devise a more accurate way to determine withholding. However, he wrote, "Our goals will not be realized if workers are unable to decipher the form becaus~ . of Its complexity." Super Bowl p~eview A reminder to dancers to pay the fiddler is issued by Bob Hoeflich ....;. B-6 . Squads r_£ceive four calls I Sunday IIfji;i;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ continued !rom page 1 ltemlzers and two-earner coupies, has sparked more complaints about the nation's tax code. which many Americans hoped was belng streamlined by the new tax reform. Accordlng to the IRS, it's probably too late to make any changes this year. New withholding forms are needed this year because of the sweeping overhaul of the tax code approved by Congress last year. Hentsen, In his first month as Finance Comrnlttee chairman, askea ' the IRS to tell him If It "could devise a simpler process, such as .making the new W-4 form optional or allowing taxpayers to choose a 'short' fol'm Ins lead." A taxpayer who does not accurately gauge how much tax should be withheld from hls or her paycheck Is In danger of not ---Local briefs--- • California, the National Weather Service said. Winds from the storm gusted to 50 mph in Albuquerque, N,M. Wind chill readings fell to 50 degrees below zero In Colorado and Wyoming and to 30 below zero In' the Dakotas and Idaho, the weather service said. 'By early today, the storm had dumped 60 Inches of s·now near Rye In southern Colorado, most oflt Thursday, said Paui Fike, an NWS forecaster . "That Is an increjlible amount ' and Warren Countv. Meigs County's litter control program operated under a $76,425 Ohio Department of Natural Resources grant. Under thts grant program, over 4,000 volunteer hours were utilized In cleanup efforts, 69 litter complaints were received and Investigated; 58 Illegal dump sites were eliminated, 277 · miles of county roadway were cleahed, 2,373 bags of trash were collected. 225 dump truck loads or trash were picked up and 2.4 mUllan pounds of trash were picked up. Under the current Ohio sys· tern, deputy motor vehicle regis· trars appointed by the party In power charge fees for their services, for example $1.50 for license plate renewal. They re· turn a portion of those fees , said to be 10 percent. to th e political party. A change has long bee n discussed, bul the Incumbent poilU· cal party normally discoura ges any shift. "I noticed he wasn't for any reform until he had collected all the money and spent It ," said Glllmor, who added that the Senate may be able to work the administration's recommenda· lions Into Sena•e Bill ,1 . Gov. Rkhard Celeste ~ontrol program In dollars, the value of donated tim e and equipment use amounted to $128,000 from var· lous public. private ahd business donors. This combined with the 1986 gran! amount, brought the dollar value of the 1986 program to $204,425. In 1987, Meigs County's grant award Is $79,650. During 1987, the lltter.{lreventlon program will be expanded to Include an lnvesllgatlon Into the feasibility of recy· cling activities In the county, continued cleanup eCfort, In· school education programs. public presentations, advertising campaigns and associated ac tivi ties coordinated In a ma nMr to bring litter-related problems Int o public aware ness and provide solutions to these problems. Steve Powell, director olthe Me igs Jitter cont ro l program, commented: " Without support of the people of Meigs County, local government entitles, the tittle, gra nt advisory board, volunteer effort s of local organizations, busines ses and a long Jist or· others, none of the accomplishment s of (Continued on A-3) I MIDDLEPORT - On April 9, 1984, Middleport Village Council a nd Mayor· Fred Hoffma n did somet hin g unheard of In Meigs Co unty. Th ey took steps to exe mpt taxes on the cons truction of new buildings and the remodel· lng of existing buildings within the villa ge. The ordinance, passed by council after th ree readings. es tablis hed the village as a "Commun Ity Reinves tment Area ." 11 was hoped that th rough' the tax exemption, or abatement. program, remodeling and cons truction of new homes and commer c ial building s wo uld be enco uraged, and new employ ment opportunltr•s would be gene rated . Under provis ions of the ordl · nan ce. th'e tax a bat ement pro· gram went Into e ffect In January 198.1 and counc il reserved the ri ght to re-evaluat e the program a ft er two yea rs , which would be this month, to · determine If additional a pplica tions for the tax breaks s hould still be accepted. Although th e abat ement progra m has not yet been reviewed by v ill age councll . Hoffman said Friday that pla ns are to continue the progr~ m . Hoffman said he fe<>ls the program ha s done what he hoped It would do by bringin g "a co uple businesses and seve ral new houses" to the village. In add ition, Hoffman said, beca use or the tax abat ement. " couple more vusln esses a rc now c on s id e ri ng loc atin g In Middleport. Under prov is ions of th e ordl· nance, all new co ns truction within Mlddl cpor·t, both n •sldcntlal and commerc ia l, Is ta xe xe mpt fo r 1 ~ yc:1rs . Dwellings wllh more tha n two unit s, as we ll as commerc ial and tndu s t r l ~ l properties, JmprovPd a t costs of at lr as t $~ . 0011 . urr' tax-exempt for 12 years. Dweliln~s with not more th un two famil y unit s, Improved at cos ts of at leas t $2,500, arc tax-exempt fo r Ill yea rs . · It should bt• pointed out that ta x abalem ent aff(octs only new construcllon or lmprovem ~ nt s, a nd although buildings m ay qu a lify for ta x exemptions, based upon Pllglb lllt y req uir ement s, owners mu st still pay rt?al es tate ta xes on the properties on which the buildings arc located. Residents who may ha ve lived In Middleport for years s till pay real estate ta xes as always, on their proper ties a nd the ir bu II ding.~ . It Is only huildlngs whic h have been constructed or Improved since the abatement . program wa s enacted that may qu a lify for (Continued 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 16, 1987 holter roush