https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9b92ac2aa434ced03a48e1d8d678929b.pdf c2588b00ef1d428c89561c83bfc74c9e PDF Text Text ' Page-1 2-The oaiiy Sentinel . -----Local Briefs:-A J?Ubllc lecture, entitled "Sclentlllc Sensitivity, or Physic Isn't Physic Anymore," will be held Saturday .10 a.m. to 2 p.m., In Room 201 of Morton Hall on the Ohio University campus. Sherry Edwards. il sutnma cum laude graduate of O.U., will be In charge. Edwards has conducted research that may establish a scientific support lor the existence of abilities . previously considered to be paranormal. The program t~ be presented Saturday, Edwards says, Is designed "to dispel commBn myths but at the same time provide reliable data" from experts In the field. Several topics · will be covered and partiCipants can expect straight-forward Information that will be for the novice as well as the expert. The program Is free of charge. EMS units .respond to three calls Three calls were answered by local units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 1: 50 a.m .. Racine took Norma Evans from Carpenter Road lo Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 5:51 p.m. extinguished a chimney fire at the Bonnie Mathews residence in Anliquity; Racine at 9: 27 p.m. took Kevin Allen Phillips Jr. from Letart Falls to Veterans Memorial Hospllal. Patrol tickets bus driver A Meigs Local Dislrict School bus driver was cited for Improper ba~klng Wednesday morning after attempllng lo turn around at Ilie lnlersectlon of Happy Hollow Road and County Road 3 In Rutland Township, state highway patrol authorities said . Shirley M. Wllsqn, 42, Rutland, was heading northbound on 3 around W: 30 a.m .. when she attempted to back onto Happy Hollow. according to the Gailla·Metgs Post of the State Highway patrol. ' The bus made contacl wll h, and damaged lightly, a westbound 1979 Mercury Cougar. driven by Wayne E. Cleland, 62, Rutland, according to Ihe patrol. No children were riding the bus al the lime and lhe bus received no damage, troopers said. Helen Bartels Eva Stoul, 86, Page Slreet, Middleport, a former Mlddleporl businesswoman, died Wednesday night. . Mrs. Stout was a daughter of !he late C.P. and Ella McClure Dutton. She was co-owner of The Shoe Box in Middleport for many years. She was a member of Grace Episcopal Church In Pomeroy, the Mlddleporl Buslness and Professional Women's ClubandtheMiddleporiLiterary Club. She attended DePauw Unlverslty and was a graduale of Ohio University. She had served as a home economics supervisor for theColumbiaGasCo. lnFremonl Howard T. Norris and alsoPomeroy had served as a teacher in the Exempted VIl- . Ohio Lottery Alexander falls to MHS girls, 47-45 - Page'4 Daily Numht>r · 814 PICK-4 1218 An electrical short has been determined as the probable cause of the fire thai gutted !he Willis Tire Co. plant at 217 Third moved In !he buffing room and : prepared lor recapping, Bush : said. , Bush said he couldn't deter··. mine whal kind of material : Ignited by !he short when flames • swept through the plant late on : • Jan. 17. A~~lllpolls VolunleerFireChlef Ray Bush said the delerminallon was made by himself, State Fire Marshal Frank Eisnaugle and investigators for Nallonwide Insurance co., which Insured !he plant. Bush mel with Eisnaugle and the investigators Wednesday. The short was In a 220-volt wire In the buffing room In Ihe rear of lhe second of !he four buildings thai made up !he plan!. Thelread from old tire casings was re- Veterans Memorial Admllted - Dorothy Brewer. : Porlland; Kenneth Imboden, · Mlddleporl; Glennls Musser, · Rutland. 'Discharged- Zelpha Stewart, Sharon Bailey. ' r~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~!i!~!!~!!!ii!!ii!"-iii!!!r-• Schools. are . Howard T. Norris, 78, Racine, lage Surviving a daughter, died Tuesday In the Veterans Barbara Shuler, Middleport; a Administration Hospital at brother and sister-in-law, Dale Chllllcolhe. and Margaret ·Dutton, Middle- , A retired farmer, he was born port: a sister and brother-in-law . . (Continued from Page 1) . Nov. 3, 1908. at Apple Grove, LucllleandGeorgeFarls.ColumOhlo,asonofthelateHarveyand bus. and a niece. Ellen Dulton Roberls Is "In the process of Mary Roush Noryls. Mr. Norris· Kiehl, Sarasota Springs, N.Y. contacting different employers," was a veteran of World War II. In addition io her parents, Mrs. in both the public and private Surviving are his wife, MarJe Stoul was preceded in death by sectors, lor Information on their Norris: three sons, George Nor- her husband, O.B. (Dick) Stoul, policies regarding this situation. ris, Groveporl; . Gary Norris, in 1941 and a son-in-law, Emmel Roberts said he feels he must and Terry Norris. Hous- Shuler. take Into conslderallon whether Racine, ton, Texas; and four , Graveslderlteswlllbeheld.al the loss of a driver's license 11 a.m. Friday al the Miles actually affects a worker's job grandchildren. Besides his parenls, he was Cemelery In Rutland with Rev. classification. If a worker Is no! preceded ,ln death by a brolher, Lee Miller offlclaling. There wliJ · classi!led as an equipment opera- Oscar Norris. be no vis itation hours. but a tor, loss of a driver's license would not really matter as far as Friday at will the be Ewing at service a laterwilldate. The Services held atFuneral I p.m._ . _duled memorial be schethe job Is concerned. Home wllh Rev. Steve Deaver Rawlings-Coals-Blower Funeral However. Roberts again officiating. Burial will be In !he Home Is In charge of pointed out that the highway department's existing policy for Letarl Falls Cemetery. Friends arrangements. may call at the funeral home drinking "on the job" remains In from 2-4 and 7-9 p.in. Thursday. Vesta L Tuttle effect. Workers drinking on the job face possible suspension or Oshel A. Panerson Vesla L. Tullle, Colter Avenue. termination of employment. He Akron, a former resldenl ot'the said It was his personal feeling as Oshel A. Pallerson, 58. Crown Alfred community• In Meigs an employer, that If a worker Is Ctty,'formerly of Mason Counly, Counly, died Wednesday evening "proven" to drink "on the job," W.Va., died Wednesday In Holzer In Akron City Hospllal. Mrs. Tuttle was a daughter of the result should be "automatic Medical Center after a long dismissal." Illness. the late Waller and Vletta Mae Formulation of a policy reBorn Feb. 23, 1928, in Mason Hollman Tuttle and she was garding "off the job" problems Is County, he was the son of the late employed by the Goodyear not yet complete, however, Ro· Ja)o:e Palterson and .Goldie Jor- Rubber Co. berts said he hopes to have in dan Patlerson. Surviving are a daughter, finished within two weeks. He He attended The Church of God Mildred Chello, Akron: lwo sons, said lhe cqunty prosecutor's In Eureka, and was a janitor at Dorsal Bentz, Akron, and Maloffice would also be contacted for Point Pleasant junior and senior colm Bentz. Hers!, Texas; a an opinion. high schools. brother. V: Clay Tultle, MiddleThe commissioners discussed Surviving are his wife, Belly port: lwo slslers. Flora Mae with Steve Powell, director of the Pittman Patterson: live daugh- Gibson. Mlddleporl. and Ver· county's litter program, as re- ters. Kathleen White and Karen neda Hartung. Chesler: lhree quest !rom the program' s collec· Mullins. both of Gallipolis, San- , sisters-in-law. Geneva Tultle, lion supervisor lor a raise. The dra. Ester and Patricia Patter- Mlddleporl; Blnlce C. Tuttle, collection supervisor made his son, all of Crown City; 10 sons, Tuppers Plains, and Bernice request to members ot the James A. Patterson, West Co- Hawk, Hemlock Grove. Eight county's Utter control board. lumbia, W.Va., Oshel Patlerson grandchildren . 11 greatPowell said It had been his Jr., Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., grandchildren and several nieunderstanding that salaries Walter H. Larry, Johnny, .Ri· ces and nephews also survive. would remain the same this year, chard, Lonnie and Robert PallerBesides her parenls. she was because the program didn't start son. all of Crown City, and Bruce . preceded in death by a son John on schedule last year and full and Tony Pallerson, both of (Jackie) Bentz; a brolher, Veri salaries were still paid. The Gallipolis; three sisters, Elfie Tultle, and a sister, Veda commissioners said that If a Siders, Crown City, Kathleen Par rish. raise was mllde, the money Roush, Logan, and Louvlna Services will be held al 1 p.m. would have to come from within Vaughn; Apple Grove; five brolh- Saturday In lhe Rawlings-Coals· the Utter program's budget. The ers, Byrd, Arley and Harley Blower Funeral Home with Rev. · matter was then tabled unlll a f Patlerson, all o! Gallipolis Mark McCiu~g and Mr. AI later date. Ferry. Clarence Patterson of Hartson offlclaling. Burial will The board also approved a Henderson, W.Va., and Orlando be in the Tuppers Plains Chrisrequest from !he county auditor Patterson of Haydenville; 17 tian Cemetery. Friends may call for a $100,000 advance draw on grandchildren and three great· at Ihe funeral home from 2·4 and the current cbllectton of taxes, grandchildren. 7-9 p.m. Friday. for general operations. and ap. He was preceded In death by pointed Patty Parker as chairman of the county's Northwest Ordinance and U.S. Constitution South Central Ohio Rain likely tonight, with a low Bicentennial Commission, which near 40. Cloudy Friday, wllh a will function throughoutl987. chance of rain and rain changing to snow In the aflernoon, with temperatures falling to 1he mid 30s. ntng numbers were 6, 8, 17, 25,26 The probability of precipitation is 70 percent tonlghl and 50 and 28. The holder of the ticket will percent Friday. receive the winnings In 20annual Winds will be from Ihe south a! pre-tax payments of 5250,000. .15 to 25 mph tonlghl. In addition lo the top-prize Ohio Extended Forecast winner, 138 players picked five of Saturday throu1h MBnday A chance of snow flurries in the the numbers to win $470 each. Also, 6,280 players selected four northeastern part of the state on of the numbers to win $40 apiece. Saturday, wllh fair weather There were 99,402 tickets sold elsewhere Saturday and Sunday. with three of the numbers. Those A chance of rain or snow on tickets are IF YOU CAN IN WE .CAN MAIL YOUR PRESc·RIPTION'S TO YOU · · · ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~9~9~2§·6~6~6~9$! SALE":.:_- · (BEGINS FRI., JAN. 30-ENDS SAT., FEB.l, '• I~ GROUP WORK BOOTS :: DINGO BOOTS WOMEN'S FALL SHOES lf2 OFF It $ 30 Values 17.500 ALL WOMEN'S NURSEMATE WINTER DUTY SHOES SNOW BOOTS 20°/o OFF .SE~ON SAVE $10 EACH PAIR GIRLS' FASHION LACE-UP. BOOT HIKER BOOTS REG. $19.99 Reg. '25.95 to '29.95 •Block •Blue oAaopberry SALE •' : $1 SSO TO $18 ·: · L-___;:....__--1 . ~· -- - - (1~;.~~; h~~ -~ ' ! fJh . :1 ~ MIDDLEPORT ~HOE PLACE ...... _.... , __, NEW HAVEN, W.Va. -Gov. ArchA.MooreJr. will discuss the fulure of Ihe Foote Mineral plant al New Haven, which has been closed since December 1985, when he visits Mason County Monday. . The governor will be at Wahama High School in Mason at 8 p.m .. according to Sen. Mike Shaw. R-Mason, who met with Moore Thursday afternoon . While delalls of thai meellng were nol disclosed, Shaw confirmed last month !hat an effort was underway lo Implement an employee buyoul of the plan!. He said members of United Steelworkers Local 5171 have been working with the governor's office in an attempt to secure a $4 million loan from the stale to enable former . employees Jo buy the plan!. Such a loan. Shaw added, would pullhe former employees In a position to secure additional funds lhrough a number of banks and insurance companies . The 28-year-old Foote Mineral plan! closed Dec. 31, 1985, putting nearly 300 people, including 250 hourly workers who took concessions two .years earlier to help keep Ihe plant opera ling. oul of a job. ' ~oom ' ~="! 992-5627 Ohio weather COLUMBUS rUPII - The Ohio Bureau of Employmenl Services may have to close 42 of lis 108 OBES offices across the state because of a $12 million deficit in the agency's budge! for 1987. Roberta Steinbacher. adminislralor of !he al(ency, Thursday said funding for the agency. which pays uncmploymenl compensation beneflls a nd runs a network of employmenl offices to help people find jobs. has been cut drasllcally since 1983. Slelnbacher said the effect of closing the oflices will mean some people served by OBES will have to drive fa rther to get to an office, and she said It will mean fewer services. · Steinbacher said the cu t, which Is approxlmalely 12 percent of OBES's 1986 tolal budge!. will not decrease benefils paid by OBES. In addllion lo closing Offices. OBES will offer an early retire· nient program to ils 3,200 em· ployees . hoping lor an approximate 23 percenl workforce reduclion through altrillon. She said the specific offices targeted to close will not be announced for at least one month while !he agency, Gov. Richard F . Celeste and olher legislators make a last-ditch efforllo get the fed eral governmenl lo restore the money or reduce the amount of the cui. Grace Kilbane. an assistant admlnlstralor ofOBES, Siild 25 of the·\08 offices are in slale-owned buildings. and will nol be closed . Those offices are locatedprlmarilv In large cities. ·"II doesn'l make any manage· men! sense to close Ihe 25 offices located In slate-owned build· lngs," she said. Kilbane said OBES's budget problem Is aggravated by additional federal requlremenls. For example, she said the Wage Record Conversion Program, which will go Into effect In April, requires OBES lo collecl addlllonal dala from employers for use In controlling fraud. Anticipating a need to tlghlen bells, Stel)'lbacher las! month named a committee to review lnformatlori on all local oflices. That hepled delermlne which 42 offices will be closed and resulled In 60 recommendations on how lo save money and improve services and efficiency . Steinbacher said even though unemploymenl has declined In Ohio - II was 7.9 percenl In December - !here are still a lol of people who rely on OBES services . She said OBES helped aboul 100,000 Ohioans find jobs last year, including 22,000 who were on welfare when Ihey came to the agency. Ironically, ihe pr()~ram I tha:t netped tl!e ·welfar~ recipIents find jobs Is set lo end In July. BEIRUT, Lebanon rUPII The leader of !he Druze Moslem militia responsible for the safety of Terry Walle relurned to Lebanon from Syria to search loday for the hoslage negoliator who vanished while trying lo free 1wo Americans. Druze Moslem m illlla lead er Waild Jumblatl left Damascus, Svrla. late Thursday for Beirut to "iook lnlo the matter" of Walle. Ihe special envoy to the archbl· shop ofCanlerbury wh~ had been missing since Jan 20. Jumblalt provided armed es· earls for Walle before Walle l ~ft for a rendezvous wll h Ihe caplors of lwo Americans J a n. 20. When asked If he believed Waite wa s kidnapped. Jumblatt told Lebanese television, "I hope not." British officials said Ihey were concerned for the safe!;· of Walle -on his flr sl mission to Lebanon since the secrel U.S. arms sales 10 Iran surfaced In Novemberdespite assurances by !he Church of England he was in no danger. · British . Ambassador John Gray said he would be concerned !shed during Waite's latest misuntil he .saw !he 47-year-old sion. which began Jan. 12 and Anglican t.roubleshooler himself, was described by Walle as his !he British Broadcasting Corp. most dangerous In the civil war-torn nation. reported. Nine of !he missing are AmeriFears for Walle's safely rose cans. A group that claimed Monday with a reporl by the official Kuwaiti news agency responsibility for kidnapping !hat he was placed under "house lhree Americans and an Indian arrest" by Moslem cxl remlsts U.S. resident Saturday threawhile working to free Americans tened Thursday lo kill them I! the Terry Anderson and Da vld United States or lis allies mounted a mllllaty action Sutherland. against the group. 'Chrlsllan Voice of Lebanon "The Islamic Jihad for the radio reported· Thursday thai Liberation of Palestlne ·announ· Waite was seen in Baalbek. 52 ces II· will execute the four miles east of Beirut in easlern Lebanon's. Bekaa Valley , a American hostages as a prelimiholbed of Moslem fundamenlal· nary step Immediately after any ism. The report could not be altack occurs and this will be followed by olher actions," the independently verified. Walle's absence Is his longesl group said in a stalement. The gourp' s. statemenl was since he made his first !rip to Lebanon In November 1985 aller accompanied by a photograph of American hoslages appealed for hos tage Rober! Polhlll standing help. Waite was ·Involved In the grim faced wllh two submachlne relea ses of three or th e guns pointed at his head. He Is a . cerllfied accountahl who taught Americans . Thirteen of the 29 foreigners al the private Beirut University missing in Lebanon have van- College. SIOCI 1129 $19802 MOIITH IN SIOCI NOW NO DOWN PAYMENT 60 MONTHS lOCAl FINAfKE SOURCE CO·OPER · Chryslar-Pivmouth·Dodge 399 So, 3rd iiiiiii.-.- .· · t4'1-6.tll · i Sections. 14 Pages 26 Cenu •I' "·.:,., I ' ferroslllron used lo pre par ~ iron for making cas llngs. Sh aw said las t month th at employces are looking al significant changes in one of lh t• furna ces and toward !he poss ibility of producing a new product. Former plan! . employees have ta lked with Moore on several occasions and Shaw sa id earli er thai Ihe go vernor has worked closely wllh them to make th eir bid to lake over the plant a re all ly . The public fs Invited to the meetin g, which will also be allcnded by plant work ers and co mmun ity leaders. Board studies electrical • estimate . 't •· t'· • . !.;. SUCCESSFUL SURGER)' - Flfleen-month·old Stacy Ann Hysell underwent surgery at Children's Hospital II\St Aui\'Ust to correcl cogenltal heart defects. Her mother. .Joyce Hysell. acknowledges lhat without research such a.~ Is llnanced through the 1\merlcan lle~rl Association, such surgical proc~dUrt!S would not be a•allablc today. Successful surgery saves Meigs infant the American Hea rl Assoc iat io n By CHARLENE HOEFLICII and li s resea rch program in . Senllnel Stall Writer Stacy' s recovPr,... Shr knows One look al lively litlle Sta c~; Ann HysPii now and you wouldn ' t th ai without co nt inuin g n•believe !hal just a few months search, sur~ er y such as thai ago she wa s sleepy, letha rg ic. needed by her daught er. might not havr bern a\'a llable. and severely underweight. 11 Is through resC"a rch mad<• Fl !tee n-monl h·old Stac y, possible by donat ions thai doc· daughler of Joyce and Slephen Hvsell. Pom erov. was born with tors a re able to ma kr progrr., s in congenital hear! def('CtS and hear! hralth car r and develop underwent corr rr tlv~ s urger;• at proc('durrs nrc<>ssary 10 savr Children's Hospital In Columbus children born with such defec ts. Aboul 2;,, ()()(J ba hics arr bo rn on Aug. 12 last yrar. each vea r wllli co ngr nlt<ll hrarl Slacy was born with PDA 1Patent Ductu s Arlerl os is 1 dcfcci s and as a rr>s ull of which caus<'d her to go int o resea rch. many of the defec ts congestive hear! failure. and also rah be ro rrrc•ted. But morr had alrial septral and ventrlcu· resea rch Is nf'Pded and much of Jar defects In her heart. Since Ihe th r fundin g lor thai rrsrarc h surgery to correct the defrcls. comes through the annual fund thr slrawberry-blond headed Il l· driv e of th e Amer ica n Hea rt tie girl has gained weigh! , /\Ssoclallon. The Association advises !hat although she remulns petite lor 1wo cenl s ou 1of every heult h onlv her a~ e . ·has taken on a belter ar spent by the government dol. l col or. Is ene rge ti c a nd Int o bas ic bl omcdial goes prrson a bl e-- a nd a lt og<•th cr rcsea rch.. lhe kind !hal has delightful. Mrs. Hysell Is qu ic k to give broughl the polio vacci ne. open· !Continued on Pa ge 10) 1est1monv of !he Importance of By CHI\RLENE IIOEFLICII Sentinel Staff Writer The lnadl'quate eleclrlcal sys· !ems at th e Chester and Tuppers Plains Ele mrnlary Sc hools and whal acllon can be Iuken lo alleviat e !he problems wNe dlscussrd al length at Thursday .nlghl' s mreling of the Eas t ~rn Local Board of Educalion. Superint endent !H ebard Ro· bert s reported lo !he boar d thai the Eastern Eieclrlc Co. Of Parkersburg, W.Va .. has glveli an esl\malr of $H,f00 for each building just to run !he new line from !he pole to th e needed new amp bo~ cs . H.e said Tuppers Plains Is cur re nliy opera ling on a 41XI·amp box. which nN'dS to be upgrad ed to an 80()-amp bo x. and that Che<l!' r Is fun ctioning wllh 200 amps and needs to go to thr BOO-a mp box. Of Ihe loltri'Y monies for 1986. $4.500 has alrea dy tx>en encumbered for thee!eel rica! work . The board took no ac tion on !he projcct ·pendlng furth er sludy or fin ances, and advised R o tx>rt ~ to gel cs llm atcs from olh N companies. Rotx>rl s was also asked lo get an cs limate on a new door for !he Riverview Elementary Sc hool, and pul an old. refrl~ er a tor all he Tuppers Pl ains school up lor bid. The superlnlendenl advlscd board memtx>rs !hal the Ohio EnPrgy Conservallon Agen~y will meet wllh thr board on Wednesday, F'cb. 11 . at 7 p.m 10 disc uss a special reimburse ment fundin g program lhrough tha i agency. 11 the dlslrlcl qualllll•s. fundin g can be provided by lhe agency . wllh !he payba ck 10 come from Ihe amount saved on utility ex penditures, II was reponrd. Randy Koehler wa s empl oyed as a substit ute leac hcr and Gary L. Battin as a pari-lime school psychologlsl to ass \sl In lhr re-eva luation of lh r sprcla t cduca llon unit s. Added to th r su llstltull• list for substilull• cus todi ans wcr<' Tct·rv W. Pooler . Mar k F: . Dillard. Dav id Dallev a nd Kal hv Bantn· ger. Williams Wrl \s and Dav id Woola rd w.. rr· addr d to thr · subslilul r lis ts for custodian , malntenancf' ;o nd mec hani c. Th P resignatio n of Dar lent• Cassaily as a bus drl1' 1·r was ac"Cr ptr•cl. The board approved I hrr·r•I'TO rCont lnu P<J on Page Hl1 Report lays foundation for probes FULLNOSI. Z E PICKUP DOWN PA Ylllllt . AS LOW AS • A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper AI the lime, Foole officials said !he decision lo close the plan! was based on declining market condlllons caused primarily by large volumes of imported ferroalloys . AI the same time Foole Mineral announced Ihe closing of the New Haven plan!. the company said it had entered inloan agreement with SKW Alloys · of Niagara Falls to lra nsler loSKW, a division of a West German firm oil he same nam e, it s specialt y foundry products line Including lechnology. lrade names and patenls. The New Haven plan! had produced primarily ' Druze militia leader launches search for missing emissary· BOYS' Cloudy . tonlg~t. with a chance of snow flurries and a , low In the lower 30s. Varlable cloudiness Saturday, with hlgt.s In the mid Jtls. The pf9hablllty of precipitation Is 50 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Moore to ~discuss future of Foote Mineral as unit awaits budget cuts CALL US FOR INFORMATION v·ll . . I age. 'Ph armacy • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Frid-ay, January 30, 1987 - • Ee 0 e No.188 Copyrightoo t987 OBES offi,ce ·closings . ent1ne a1 y Vol. 36, CLOUDY • • Probable cause of fire set Eva Stout ·Ticket nets Super Lotto prize CLEVELAND tiJP!) - There was one tlckel sold !or Ohio's Super Lotio game Wednesday night !hat listed all six numbers drawn, making the holder ellgtble lo claim the $5 million jackpot . The name of Ihe winner will be announced a!ler the ticket Is validated al a regional lottery olllce. a lottery commission spokesman said today. The win· . pathlc Medicine <jnd Rio Grande · panls lhrmlgh !he various sla· College for volunleer doctors and seven sisters and three brothers. lions which Will utilize both floors nurses In training. Funeral services will be Satur- of the building. As dlreclorof !he Dr. James Witherell is the ', day at 1 p.m. at the Wyoma Rellred Senior Volunleer Pro· medical advisor·for the planning Peneoostal Church in Gallipolis gram, she antlclpales using ·commltlee. Also at the meeting Ferry with the Rev . Robert . those who volunteered all he last were Scolt Lucas, Veterans . Smith officiating. Burial will be screening three years ago and Memorial Hospital: Ginny Kll· In Patterson Cemetery In Galli· recruiting new senior citizens lo Un, R.N .. health department polls Ferry. The body will be help wllh lhe Iask. Linda Friend , heallh coordina· nurse: and Eleanor Thomas. taken lo the church one hour executive director for the Meigs , prior to services. Friends may tor at !he cenler, reported !hal County Council on Aging, who call at the Wllco~en Funeral she Is making conlacts with presided allhe !!leetlng. Hocking Technical College, thr Home on Friday from 7-9 p.m. Helen Bartels, 89, Syracuse, died Wednesday at the Pinecrest Care Center In Galllpolls. A homemaker. Mrs. Barlels was born Oct. 2, 1897, al New Haven, W.Va., a daughler of !he late Riley and Lettie Cundiff Siegrist. She was a member of the Syracuse . United Methodist Church. Surviving are two sons, William C. Bartels, St~vensville, Mich., and Vernon H. Bartels, Cincinnati; four grandchUdren. · Barbara Bartels Grandy. St. Joseph, Mich.; William Olan Bartels, Tampa, Fla.; Joyce J;!artels Hamilton and Michael Bartels, both of Cincinnati, and one great-granddaughter, Julia Michelle Grandy, St. Joseph, Mich. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Emmet Bartels, in 1975. Services will be held at 10: 30 a.m. Saturday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Steve Nelson officiating. Bu?!ill will be In Letarl Falls Cemtery. Friends . may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday . Agreement to end are "hard· pressed" 10 finish the job In the remaining lew days. By eliminating the need to notify the county In advance, and nol having to wall for the commlsslsoners to meet and approve lhe request, several addlllonal days will be allotted a conlractor. "With more time to work." Turner sa1d, contractors should be more conscientious aboul burying lines according to specifications. Ideally, lines should be buried at least 18-24 Inches below the flow line of a ditch. However, ' Turner and County Engineer Phil Roberts agreed Ihat in some rocky areas. achieving that depth is Impossible. Ills in those types of areas where !he telephone company would like to have notice.of highway work. Commlsslonea*ich.ard Jones pointed out ttial" the telephone company does not, by law, have lo notlly the commissioners of their lntenl to lay lines, nor ask for approval. Turner said that GTE follows this procedure because they wan! lo "work together" with local entitles . Turner said Meigs County Is the first place the limited .basis work agreement Is being tried. Turner and Bates admitted !hat following the agreemenl may not eliminate all accldenlai cable cuts. and they asked that If highway workers do experience trouble wllh cable lines, that they call a GTE emergency number Immediately with notification of the problem. In other matters, Roberts reported that he has been In touch with the Ohio Department o! Transporlatlon ot!lce In Ma· rlella, and !hat the PomeroyMason brld~te will "probably be closed sometime In March" and the structure could be ready lor reopening In June. Roberts said thai steel lor lhe repair job had to be reordered because' the com· pany !rom which the steel was originally ordered, Is out or business. In regard to eslabllshlng a policy to deal with highway department workers who have incurred DWI otrenses "all !he job," and los! driving privileges, Committee. sets dates :: · (Continued from Page l l Ohio University College of Osteo· • Area deaths Public lecture slated Saturday • Thli'Sday. January 29~ 1987; ' . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ' ' ·. 1 .... DISPIAY -ll'atheiOih IIIDlvenarJ of the 113'7 Oood aad · featured al The Fannen Baal! II savlnp Co. Ia thla dlllplay or more than 80 photoJrapbl !allen during ud after the Oood. Not only do the photos ihow the actual flood but Middleport HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8-8; Sat. B-4 - - --·- ·· -- towapeople lD DlodudpoiltfloodNtllap.Cailly Edwarda, left, ud Bet117 ' Hawtbone, lluk employees, look over tbe dllplaJ' nlcll .. lrtm the pbotogaph llGIIedlon of Xa&hleetl 8cotl ud the late John Scott. • WASHINGTON (UP!) - Se- Willia m Cohen, R·Malne, said nate Investigators have no !lrm the report provides a strong evidence thai President Reagan "foundation" for the select pan· knew o! the scheme to skim els formed In both Ihe Sen ale and • money lor the Conlras from his House to continue the lnves llga· cover! arms sales 10 Iran, bull he lion at the same tlll)e as lnde· · are convinced the lives of U.S. pendent prosecutor. "I think they'll be able lo build hOstages kept him from killing on this rather substantially ," t~e weapons deals. said Cohen, who 15 also a member In releasing !Is long-awaited of the 11-member select Senale reporl on the lran-Conlra crisis panel. Thursday, the Senate lntelll· The report. based on weeks of gence Committee drew no con· private hearings last month and elusions about Jhe scandal that 'eagerly awaited after draft ver. has slaggered Reagan's presld· slons were leaked this month. ency but offered the most de· was released by the Intelligence tailed assessmenl to date of how panel on a 14-1 vote with only Sen. his policy was conceived · and executed under the strictest Arlen Specler. R,Pa .•dissenting. The 65-page document con· secrecy. eluded wllh two pages of ques· Committee VIce Chairman tlons the select panels will try to ' J resolve In gr tt lng to !he bo ll om of th e controvrrsy . The major Issues, it sa id. un• the prec ise rolcsofolflcla ls alth•' While Housl'. ' lht' CIA, oth er governm(' nl agencies. and prl.vale individu als- bolh U.S. ~nd le>relgn - In planning and lmpll'· mcntlng !he sa lr of American arms to Iran and !he scheme to divert sale profit s to the Nlcara·. guan Conlra rebels. The lnvesllgatlon to date has been hampered by the refu sal of key figures IO tes ll!y . Vice Adm . John Poindexter. the presldenl' s former ,national security ad· vlser, and Lt. Col. Oliver North . his fired National Securit y Coun· ell ,aide, have led !our others citing cons tllutlonal right$ against sclf-lncrlmlnatlon. ·I �• .... Friday, January 30, 1987 ~ COm~ mentary·____;_----.;--~__;,_-.;..._P_,.;..omeroy-=-M.;.;...._iddle-port, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 :• Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel ''""' U1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERES'Il! OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb qjv ts:m~ . ,..,..,_,._""T",....-c:.d.= ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Alllllslanl Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager Secretary of Education William Bennell's recent peregrina· lions around the counlry got me lhlnklng about Scrabble and my ex-son-I n law . , Our Scrabble feud operaled a l a ferocity somewhere between Ihe Super Bowl and World War 11. But P aul , who's white, demolIshed me so consistently thai lor a whiiP I began speculating about lh e possl bllll y ol ge ne tic lnferlorlly. Bul one weekend (approximately, . Ihe Fourth ol July) I wiped him out In lwo consecutive ga mes , geltlng seven -letter words four times. I restored my ethnic sellesteem (J~st lor the record, my wife and I regret that Paul and my daughler, Krishna, dldn'l make II - but thai 's another slory. l The moral ? Blacks are capable ol cognlllve ascendancy Subliminally, mo s t whil e Americans don't think so. Empirically, they've got good jusllflcallon. Black students score - on average - 212 polnls below whiles on SATs Black teach ers fall state leacher exams - on averageal a rate lhree limes th ai of while teachers. Most ghetto schools aren't educallonal ce nters. They're warehouses. · Yet, many cllles boast at least onp, and somellmes three or four , htgh-achlevlng elementary and high schools of predoml· nantly poor . black or Hispanic AMEMBER o!The United Press lnlernallonal,lnland Dally Press Associallon and lhe American Newspaper Publishers Association LE'ITERS OF OPINION arr W('lromc They should 1¥- il:'SS than 300 words long All INten ar rosub)t'<' t to ed,lflng and rr11sl br s11;nrd with name, address and telephont num~r No W1 slgne;J letters will be pu bll!thed Letters should be In good la str, addressin g lssu('S, nol pE'rsooa lllles The Ughler Sid(' It's a grand night for anything else 8) DICK \\EST , WASHI NGTON !UP! 1 - Two or lhrPr '""""go. sOm('()ne srnl mP a copy ollhP book C' il v M.tg<wn0, ·whi ch 1 Jert•n ll v gol ,uound lo n·admg J mu~t s.J\ f Wds thmoughlv edifrPd ' The arlirl rs .md ol ht•J 11cms 1n lhC> ldblt• of roniC>nl s weu• Just as Ins!! ut'IJ vp,jS Wh!•n lhl' book"'" lit Sl pubi!Sht•d, r ll C, l 1 9~4 Too bad r can' Is"'' lhP samt• for· m1 mt•mon Nol lh.il mv lf'tollt~< tJOn ~~.t ~ rvf'l d ll thc1l m ~I IU C'IIVP, but hPI'<'IOIOI <' II was fuhlv ll'il.tblt• No more A new book oul lhts monl h rs Ill led "F ill ~ (;,a nd Mov1es of Ihe 1960s .ond 1970s · 1 saw a lol ol mol Jon prrluJes during !hose '" o dC>r.HI<'s but was nolhPt suJprl sed. nollosav r h<~ g rmrd . lh<~ll hdd onl1 srrn .tboul ha lf nf !hose on lht• hsl Thr rhag1 inlro P"" <.Jm<• '"not J0mr mbr11ng whrl ht•J I had St'Pn some• or lhP ftlm s r dlsl1hr1lv J<'mPmbt•J st'C>mg such Wood v Allr n dassl<'S '" " Ranan.1s ' 'SlrrpPt , ' olc Hu t I rn uldn ' l ll 'l'<tll 'A nntl' Ha ll" dO d was unabl<' Ia IC>IIlrom lhrsv nopsts wh<'lh<'J I hdd srPn lhts patl tC'u lat <Jassrr, wh1rh to book's author. D.1vld Zinman put .Jifh(' ropofhrs "10 Brsl' hsl lot tha i pr11od W~t•n Zlnm:tn d<•sc rll~ d "fl nn rr Hall · as"· 1970s l'lgm.tllon ." hr lost mt• I kepi wondPt mg how r;001 gt• Br rn.11 d Shay, who nrvPt mudC> an' mO\ J(•s I ~' .J~ ,,,.. "' r of. got m hPrr. Zinman .tlsn left m<' " ' lite Iat Jut n 1\ ht•n ht' .tll llbUI <'d lhP 1ommC>rrl.t l su< 1ess of All<'n s ltlms to lhr a clot produ r<•J SC'I ipiWI IIC! ·dlt e'CIOI 's .l pp!•.t ll o 'l'VI'I \ 00< ' Sll Ugg llng 10 lend off lht• pi I'S~UI f'S Of ffiOdPI n ilf f' ' Reminded m<' of,, p!rt<' I "nee s.111 b1 til Capp m whil'h lh•· c,JI'Ioonlsl was. I llunk t<'.tC' ltng " " llahan .rlltr le aboul hts 'lt'l AbnPt " slnp C.tpp said h<' nrvp J lx'fm e 1Paltzcd ho" muPh sodologlt a l slgnlf.mct• lh<•t t' was m Oogp.!l rlt .md, constdrt lng he tnvl'nlcd Ihe pla<'P. I could app"~ '''' " hiS poml And .till he ltme I thought I hkc·d Wood\ flllpn bro ausc ht• 11 a' gPnulnrlv lunm I guess I should h.11·r bern""·"" I ldrntilrrd wll h him b<'Cuast' I. 1oo. w.ts sll ugg llng 10 ovrt comr some modet n vlt'lsslludPs, ; Anvwav , I got .J pPI!c\c'l sco1 r 1n 1hr sl'g m onl Z1nman ca t C>gOI izf'd as "S,Jih<' and Hum01 ," me.tnmg I h.td scrn "M ·A·S II ," ·The Produ<'r ls' ' and ' 'D1 St t .1ng1•lm 1' Rut th.ll lik rW IS(\ \\',IS mv SC'IHI '" tht' (',lf('gO I \ 'Tr lffiP clnd Punlshmrnl " II was only when l!t•.tt h<•d lh<'t ,Jit •goll l.tbrlcd " \1',11 Is HC'II" th.111 di'C\\ ,1 l'Omplrh· bl,mk . hm 10~ sPPn nonl' of thr fi lms Thl'lull·l<'nglh lrdiUll ' I s.tw of 'M AS H' " "ssomC>II h.t l drm "nd I "·" gratC>ru Ito 7.mm.m lor· pot nling out 1h.11 1hr 111m lit sl r.1 m0 ou1 in 19711. Who t·ould 1rmr·mbt·• so long lh.tl lht• oJ igin.JI slat! " ' Don<tld SulhPrl.tnd, F.ll lnll r:oultl .tnd S.t lil Kl'ill't m.tn ' No fllan Aid,, • lll·fl S H" lt' ru ns .t il' tht• on il shol\ I no\\ Jl'gU I.!t II 1\diC'h on fc' lrvls ion ThC' e.1 s1 hds e hcln,iZPd so mP\\ h,lt 0\'41 lhr \ Pdl sa nd "0 h,1s m v mC'mm v Today in history Today Is Friday, Jan. 30, lh<' 30th day of 1987 with 33~ Ia follow The moon Is moving away from li s new phase. The morning slars are Venu s a nd Sa turn Th<' eve•nlnl( s tars are Mercury, Mars and Jupll cr _ Those bot n onlhls dall' ar!' und er lh!'slgn of Aquarius They mclude Franklin D. Roosewll, 32nd pres ldr nt ot lhe United Slates, In 1882, j,,zz trumJX'Ier Roy Eldr idge In 1911 (age 761 . hls lorla n Barbara Tuchman In 1912 1age 7~); actress Dorothy Malone tn 1925 1ag<' 62i , artotGeneHackman In 1931tage56 l; LoulsRukeyser, hos toiTV's · " Wall Sir <'t'l W!'ek, " In 193.11 age 54 l, and aclresses Tammy Gr imes In 19.16 (ag<' 51l. Vanessa Redgra ve rn 19.37 (age 50), and Vlclorla Pt·inclpalln 194!i rage 42 l On !his dal e In hlsrory In 193.3, Adolf Hlllrr became r hancrllor ol Ge1manv. appolnllng a n aii·Nall Cablnrl In 1948, Indian leadN M.t h.11m,, Gandhi was assassinated by a Hindu exlre mlsl Berry's World '' Please stop tellmg us how they do 1t on 'L.A. Lsw. " ' By JIM WEIDEMOVER Tribune Stall Writer HUNTINGTON, W Va ,\bout the only thing nr " tv acqu1red C'lnclnna ll Reds p1lrher F1 ank Wtlll ams knows lor sure about the upcoming Majot· Leagup season IS Ihe lac! Ihal he Is happy 10 be playing lor lhr Reds Tht> side arming rl ghl hand r1 w"s acq ui red three weeks <~go, a long wllh pllchersTimber Mead a nd Mike Vtlla , from the Sa n Fra ncisco Gw nl s In " trade lor out fielder EddiP Milner As ol hiS t ecenl trip wll h the Reds Card va n ear lier Ihis week. he said he has no tdra il hP will bra mtddle 0 1 short 1cl le! ptlrheJ R•ghl now thai does not bolhrr the 6 fool-1 190-pounder H ~ Is JUSt happv lobe ablrlo play lor a co mender ''I' m happ ier lo be w1lh the Reds, becau se I Ihm k lhcv "r"" b<'llr r tea m," he satd "I r~a l11 ir k<' alii he enlhustasm Ihe wholr organtza iJon has aboul lhr up •' students •. The question Is, why• ; Why In the 91 percent low· Income student body In the Bronx's Garrison Elementary School do 61 percent of the students tesl at or above grade , level In mathematics and 88 : percent at or above grade level In ·, reading? The answer Is leadership, the kind thai expects, demands and :: exalts academic success based : on the partnership between stu· ; denls amfteachers, suppOrted by Involved parents. , Bul William Bennett, the P.T. Barnum of American education, doesn't understand this, prtmar· lly because of his racial blinders Last week , during his ylsll to this sa me school, he announced his deparlment 's Intention to publish a handbook on how to IPach disadvantaged students Heavenly father, spare us Ihis plantation paternalism! The way to teach dlsadvan· raged sludenls Is lo replicate the. mel hods for teaching advan- '. !aged students. Expect them to ·. learn Teach !hem to learn. · DeR)and that they learn. Last year, Bennett's depart· ment published a list of the nation 's 270 besl elementary sc hool s; It mcluded a small . percentage or minority-majority ·. sc hools. Instead of taking his "showand-tell" sldfshow around the counlry, Bennett could save money and render a 'tremendous public service by publishing a Jist ol the nation's best schools with prPdomlnanlly black and Hispanic students from low-Income families. 1 WASHINGTON - The dlsln· formation campaign aimed al Libya by Adm. John Polndexler has been prelly well swallowed up by !he Iran/contra arms scandal lhal led lo Poindexter's reslgna llon as nallonal security adviser Bul lhat doesn'l mea n dislnlormallon is dead. There's a good posslbllll y that lhe Reagan admlnlstrallon and lis friends have been ush).g dlslnformallon tec hniques 10 deflect a ttenllon - and blame from their own mlslakes. Wit · ness !he carefully planled stones sugges llng thai the whole arms deal - Including diversion ol fund s to lhe contras ~ was somehow forced on a reluctant While House by Ihe Israelis This scenario has lhe fishy smell of dlslnlormallon. The facl Is. ol course, !hal governments ' routinely pracllce dlslnfo rmallon, leaking false slo· rles lo gulllbiP reporters In hopes !hal the public will believe Ihem - or thai al least seeds of doubl will be plant ed In lhe public's mind . As we've reporled In Ihe pa s!, lhe Sovlels are masters a1 forgery a nd ot her "dezlnlormal · sla" melhods Their howle rs have Included stories !h al the CIA ca used an epidemic ol dengue lever In Cuba. thai a Unlvers1ly of Maryland malar ia research faclltly m Pakistan was a ger m-warfare planl, thai pot son gasps at a U.S . military base ca used 80 lnlanl dealhs In Na· pies, flal y, and lhal7,000 Brazill· ans died from U S chemical warfare Jests rn the Ama zo n basin. The Reaga n admmlslraiJon, ol course. dldn'l Invent dlslnlormalton. Ils ch1el dlslinclion Is thalli was exposed so quickly, and Ihal 11 used lhe National Securlly Cou ncil as Its dlslnlormatlvr vehicle. Previous a dmlnl slra· !tons prefpr red !he CIA, which had more experience in Ihe black art Here are some f'Xa mpJps· - In lhe Cartpr admlnlstra· lion , lhP CIA fed The New York Ttmrs a slory designed lo di s credit. Greek exile journaliSt Elias Deme,racopoulos. Why? Demetracopoulos had explos rve evidence thai the Greek ln! Pllt gence service. subsidized by Ihe CIA, had funne led secrel funds lo thP Nixon-Agnew ca mpaign tn 1968 The Tlmrs slorv In 1977 charged lhat Deml'lracopoulos had work<"d lor Yugoslav and lsraelllnlelllgrnce and had bPcn re jected for a JOb with thr CIA all untrue The sourcp of lhe story "'"' ' made clear when lhe C'IA was eventuall y forc ed lo rrl rase lis fil e on Ihe GrePk journallsi · H1 s name co nslslenlly misspelled by the CIA m exaclly Ihe way II had been In Ihe Times Last April. the CIA finally admllted II had "no deroga to ry" InformatiOn on Demelracopoulos. - In Ihe Ford adminlslrallon , the CIA pl a nl ~d stones blaming !he' assasslnallon of Its Athens slallon chief, Robert Welch, on his ldenllllcallon by Counterspy magazine Whal the CIA didn't disclose was lhal · Welch had Ignored an expllrll warning, 1wo monlhs before his murder. nol to move Info his predecPssor's house In AI hens, because 11 was well known as th<" C'l~ sta llon chief's residence - In the Nixon admmtslral lon . the CIA 's manlpulaltOn ol fOU r· nallsls In Its ca mpatgn Jo over throw ChtlPan Preslden~ Salva dor Allende was a classic of dlslnlormallon . As just one pari of lis slv ca mpa ign to court the press. the CIA m.tde up a storycont rad lclrd bv ti s own lniPlll · gencf' f'Siim ales - !hal Allrndr planned lo abolish frcC>dom or Ihe press In Chtle Thr mrd1a lapped '' up. - In lh<' .Johnson admln!stra 110n. CIA headquaJiers srnl out orders dtrerllng agent s 10 dis· r tedi l au thors who had ;urllen books or ar ltrlrs c ll llr.t l of the• Pcche adm rls, bul drv!'JSiflr ,t lion has effecll vel} cushlonrd !he impact Uncmpl oyme nl. a l tpough hi gh al 9 percent . has bern .a full poinl a nd more below Ihe stale average. The major compo nen ts of San Antonio's cushion arc th e mrl llary tlour Air Forcr bases and one Army rnslallal ionl. a lhrr v· rng touriSI and convPnlron trade a growing eleclronlcs Industry dod a cl uslrr ol sctcnllllc and medical faclll lles Thr last receive special en co ur age menl. Under developmen! rs a Trxas Research Park wrs l of lhr ci ty, wh1rh Is key tu Sa n Antonio's effort s to become a n a ti o nal ce n lrr f or biotechnology " We lry lo lak<' adva nt agP ol our researc h slrenglhs," Pec he says, " We set up an almospherc fa cllll atl ng growth of small companies" In Its de layed surge, San Anlonlo has sought to avoid the downl,own dPvaslallon lhat has been characlerlsllc of other rapidly growing older American cities. There Is still "life a!l er dark " In down town San Antonio, asserts Peche. Well , maybe. But firsthand Inspection suggested lhal much o! It was In clusters of people on corners , walling for buses to outlying areas. Houston · and Commerce streets have their share o! lhe darkened depart· ment stores and vacant store· : fronts that are all too familiar to , a Clev~land or a Sl. Louts. Still, II downtown Is not jump· lng, It Is far from comatose. 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X a• h•r ~ot.r1• ~~~~~~~ ~ Murcrvo:ito Ill 0 111k i ~U~d "7.1, Ml1 hl~"n 'lhu 1sda.v n1 gh1 1n St John A1""" Ptlhrr win or vou lose tl\ 'You ThP Wln movPd Pwdul•lo1h 2 <'I all t.md 7-l m lhP H1g TPn .md a shdt P of lhr ronlcrC>ncr lrad \\i llh S l c~lf'. cmd lndldOd Ohto had 1ts 4 g.1nw IO\\.c.l wh ~c h 11 inning s u·r.tk sn.rpprd fe ll to J:l7und44 0f'nnts Hopson onu' ~.tgam plu1 I'd ilk" Drnnts Hopson scm ing l'i po ints. bul a number of 1 X"vrrr <Oach Pelt• GIIJ Pn .tlso said he Wds pt oud or hrs pl.o vr t s "Th Pv pla v.<'d lhPIJ '" '"''' !IVai Xttvter for thrf'r s tra tg hl ou t ," s<-t l(l( ~t llc n, " hui Ctnrt nno~ll seasons. Ht• was about lo lt•l II happen a fo urt h lrme pl.t, cd a grral gam<' and lh<'l desct vPd to wrn Til t>\ WP Jr• ,, il T1 1 h II" IJilkiiAIIIilll\ Il l . MI~MIIIri llMplloii "' .J gamr of S('('Ond o r two bPI I PI th .1n U:-i' 17 foo l JUmper al Ihe buzzr1 McC lendon lr d all srorr r s wrl h Thutsda; nrghl , ltfl lng !he BP.I! 24 poml s, whtlt• SIP\1 ' laeks11n ra ls 10 .J 7o-7l lnumph ovc1 the addedl7.t nd Ca lvtni'h rlfrrll lfor 1 MuskplrPts the Bc.u cals Si lffPntl flnrslwtl · Wr '1r so pleased fo 1 .Jop"> w1ih R potnl s Slt ffrnd, who had nrvl'r bra len Rvron I .11 kin sc01rd l l prtnls Xav ll'l' berot·c. " sa id C' lndnnatl 10 pacr Ihi' Musk r l<'t' t s who also couc h To nv Ya ll's · Th1s was hrs got douh l<'· flguJO' sr·01 ln g It om last ch,mce and hC> madr lhP Kcll v Wlllr.1mson wilh 14 Ktlll wlnnm g basket" btough 1.1 a nd Tav lor 11 The Bearcals led lhtoughou l The " '"' '" 1 J,ust•d lint ti1Jl.lll s la king a 9-1 ll'ad and Increasi ng u•cor d lo lll·R X.li'JI'J dropp!'d lo lhr adva nlagP lo 12 points wllh 11 H h 17 left C'mc rnnc~ll lr•d :!8 .12 "' F: lsrwhrrc rn Ohio <ol lt •gt• hallli me haskelb<~ll act ion Thursd.Jv ThP Muskrlt••ts lt<'d the scor<' nr ghl, '> lh J.tnkro Putclu<' rdgPtl "' '•f, o!i w11h 7 18 lcll .•nd ug.11n a! Ohw St.tlt ·. 7'i 7:1 ( it'l t·l"nd li4-69 wllh 1 05 remainin g on ,, S!.llr dl'fca !o•d F:.1s !PJn Illinois, '! po tnl goa l bv Kvlc Taylo1 h4 'i~ D.tvlon nrpp••d I nvnl.o Roge1 McClendon !hen h11 a 1111 1 hh !, J. a nd Sou!ht•t n ln dl baskNio pu l Cl nrl nnali up 7l · li~ a n <~ lhumprd i\s hl .tnd ''" hi and Sian Kimbrough coun ll'Jed til Ch"Jirs lon, Il l . "' '" wrlh lwo [Jt'(> lh rows to Ill' lhr Mr l'.tddt•n srmcd l'l pornts lo score 71·71. lr.Jd ( lrvr land Stal <' F:,tsl All!'t McClendon hi I lwo char ,., n fl llnors rn an Assot Ia IIon ol 11v shols, DrxlcJ C tmpbl' ll s.tn k Mi d Co nl!n<'nt Un lit' ! slli o•s a SIX·IOOI jumper fot lh<• Musket ga m<' t•rrs to lie rl H-7'1. srllrng lh r ThPV Ikm gs con ft •JI m·o· rl1.1m stagr fo1 StJffC'nd 's }:!d ffif' ptons ltts 1 Vl ' .ll , 1.usrd 1h1 1r wmnmg s hol ,\MCU m.trk In 40 .1 nd 1111'11 " I'm very ptoud ol ou1· plav ovet'd il ti'IOJd to to 2 J-:,tSt <·t n "' s," surd Ya lcs 'They pla>Pd Illinois It•II lo IH ,tntl 'i Ill "wfulh hard" Clrn ton flun se1 St Oll'ti IH ''I I I I I I •I I< I ~ pu1 1 s," addC>d Keadv "Each tram h"d .r cham'4.l to wm WhPn I 1m11 1<.~n '\Vr did t•vri'Yih lng Wt' coult l lhtnk of "ga rn sl Hopson. ' s,titl KC>adv. ' bul we slrll h. td In \\'OJ I V abou l 1fa\ 1 Burson. who we ha ve a grral di•a l of 1cspr<'< for · I I ' I : I • '.l Flti\NK \\ILLJ ,\MS d 10 hf\ 111n\ 1•d \\ II ~I I 11 Nct tlon,d I j•.tgu1 \\1 s t 'i ll ! p i I S l • I )l, ttl IPI' I I!l g " go 111 g IO II ddf • ITif' Il l!' \ I hP WI I{' I h.td 114 '(',JllSI IH •,ud sonH ' Jumhltngs Hu1 I l lgUII d II woul d IJ1 • !11 11H• An H' IH',t n l t • <.~gw or ,11 l t ·, a ~t to iht• tN I.il ,ts l' ht'S.I Ili ldtdn'l '' think lh1 \ v.ou lc!IJ .tdf • m • \\l!h1n ell\ 1sio n l h n tn).! lh4 • !J, td l' 1umu r .., ho\\ !Ill' WJilldfll '-, S,Ji d 1'\P I , ~'·' s 1h1 onlv nwn ttorw< l t f'.H1l IIH. ll1 1ld11 ( ill' knrw w.1s o~nd W...1 1 1 P I\ pomts ,, ' ' ' ' I• fi1 otcll('\' hdd II for !hi' Vlkrngs Hemphill It'd the Panlht•rs w11h 17 poml s til D.!\ ion. J·:d You ng s<n trd 14 0: ' pn 111 ts ancl No l.1nd Robinson hl1.t las! brrdk luvu Jl wllh lh!PI' sr · Irot! 111 th c> g. tnlf' t o h1 I]J • .1 1 onds Dc~v t on gC't p. 1s1 I 41\ ol.1 .~ Tht• rill 'Is H't lt •<l 1·1·2H "' ', .nul '1~ Vt '.vl 111 I' ~'"11 ' •' 1 t-m.unmg huti. 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' ' 11 :oil' !>; II "t !I til.\ I '< I ,\ Uh j ... i11n " ' :\lullltmotll u h 11 l'uhll..,llnl l\<1\ dtol n"" " \ 1t•lld l \ II! lr1U!1 ~~ 1'• 1 !!lltm (Jitllt II \ !Itt ill ltit\1 lilt\ l'uh 11, /!l n g ( l• tl !po !H Mult l m•~ll . l ln 1 1'"1111 1 < • ~ tlh i" l "o";t,11 l'h 'l't! !l"tl S1 ( 011(\ I) ''" !Ji t' l II I p 1i1! tl l 0!1 1!1o Ito\ l t lrlt \ lhtr olW h fl h!" Mt111l111 ln•l••l l 'l• ' ' !nlil !loll"n'l l nll nrll11 lh !'t l ''"'' ~ "•• il lh ll •n•llh• ll h1 1, ~ ~ 'o\ "Jl'l " t """ rw1 11 11ott :\ 11hon,tl /uh• r l hhlt' l! l !lll " l !l t. tl l\ 1 l lt 1!1ho1fll "\ t \\ ~ P•!l• l Stl l"' i! l !h 11d r\ \ Ctlllf ' Friday\ gamt'l'l s ,\TIIW\l ' S (, UIES sF;o ,\1. (,.tJ itpOits .t l M.ll lf•ll.t l.ogo~ n dt f'nltSmouth ,11 ( u iiJ i p tlli "' Soul hPJ 11 " ' Mtll• 1 l. u hnn tl l'111l..,lll"Uih \\1 "' ' ( o.tl c o~n\ ' t • . 11 \Vh• ·.. l• •l ~ tnu g lurk~nn W.111 0n Lor Ltl ..11 Allu n.., SVi\1 ll unn un T1 "r" ,11 O.tk Iltll Sou 111WP..,If'l n dl Pn tnl !'I t ,,.._ tn l oil M r IJ".i' (, ,W I "••\ !]If .11 S\ ml1l1' '- !\.1,11 11 f l.t S\ mmt ... \'.d !1 ·' V.tli<'l Soulht•rn ul Nor th (;, til l" Kq:~ l 'l lt !'l)k ill J:otslf'lll "' i'\(!ll h ( .. III J. • \ toik :\!'\\ 'fVC AlP:o..:amh 1 ut Tt tmtJJp 204 Condor Sl Pomeroy. OH Phone 992 -2975 Wrs t ·W ~• s l nnwon ( 'H d1 CIPf'nrlf'ld Pt Pl ~as .1nl .11 Wi.Jh,tmd ,., •' 'd ' l'" rn' '"' 1)1\J, 1'•7+.'1 •/' S l 'US( ICII''IIII" 1(1\ 'l fo~to; lh f .1rrl1•r ur Mul ur ltnnl1 IIIII \\ 1 1 k ftn• M ll ll lll ( l!h ., ' \I , I I :-i l 'lto l fo ( 01'\ S ult ~ 1 1 ti U I " tto 1111 ~ II Ill )' ! '1 (J 1\ I ht I l I !I ll nJ 1 \ (ltfol l l ll 11h ol1! 1 dlli!ll lo lh( !h i!\ '-'1 nl m o I •!\ ' I " "I 12 ti U•IIIl l h ,o,;;j., { u d ]l 11lll h• 1!1\ 1 11 • o11h1 1 11h l'. fl k ~rl "U II ~I ! I(Ill• li ' h 111 oil )II I !11 l it r11n 11 4.1 " y, !J 11 lu HI • • 111 111 ~ 1 1\I H I ~ 1\ tii.JI) j I CLOSED MONDAY S TUES WED THURS , FRI W,l\ I' ll\ til Not lhwi•sl \\'h('f'lf'l shu r g .11 Po1tsmouth '. ('I IS )i\ol i\ 'i l l! f ... !ld ll ili• '" 'h o! IJ ' I ~ lh1 I IIII\ '-' •n tlro l 111 l o 1 t1 '-'1 FALL I. WINTER HOURS nTimns S<lulh l'olnl at C' h rs<~ J>t'••k r· ! ". ! \ 111k !!III I i I' IUf fo. GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE fceth o,tlllockJng a~Mtl h 1 Vln llln ( oun11 at Bt•IJ" ,. Wt•lls!nn ,tl \t'lsom Ili e \'01 k :\11\ 'I 111 ! ln l lkf' U JH Rur son was hC'Id sco r('IPss fh() fits! half. but scored 1'1 sNond ha ll points a nd was lhPunlv Ohto Sl"lr plavcr bcsrdrs Hopson rn doubiP llgurrs Lewis, a 6-fool-4 JUn ior guard scored 17 of hrs 2ti points In lhl' sl'co ndh.tlf and 11 was hrs I point flr ldgoa l lhal pullhcBollrrmak ('J's rn front lo slav at 64 6:! wtlh J· JJ rrmaln rn g "Troy Lew Is showrd a lol or couragl' and hung In lhrt(•," said Kl'ady " HI''s gol lh ~ type of ' inj urv !h al huJ' Is him, bu t he hangs In their and dot·s n'l let II other h1m " Lr11 Is Is suHerlng from u deep thigh bt•ul se Ohio Sial (', which hud knocked off 2nd-ra nked Iowa las! Salur day at Iowa Clly, slarlcd wllh a 9·2 lead agalnsl Purdue But lhr Boller mak ers then scored the gamP's ncxt 16 pol nls lor an IB·9 lead "A 94-lool game will have spurts ," said Kea dy " We learned from playing Iowa you have lobe patlrnl aller you break lhe press " Purdue lost al home to Ihe Hawkeyes, 70-67, two weeks ago .• i •\'~ Jl•"' th .11 st•nl OU I, W(' th ld OU I spU! I I UT I ti!!; ,, m Ui!l 1')!1 '; II 10 n '""' flh "l l'u)"a 'ft IIIJI"' ij!, IIUijUI .. ~ li I loflltl .. ~•• I••• II t l lmnhlritfld \ tl.tm .. llh !"Inn !ti 1'1 ti ill IH!I IU ttJt• IMo llnfl lll" 1 MM Nut k 7fl Tm t1Ht hll., Ill Ill I'I! :!IHI Ul 1 ~1 1 :11 l••r!->4'\ Ki n ~ fJ..I't,llll !oil i! t hul ru lit Salt Ill Sl 'Hi " ' 111\lnl'lh M~ Sl Hun.ntnlllrt 1.1 Ma .. ~lltltll.,. 'll "l!t !.;c t r.md., tN \ !til, :\lnnnmti lh U l'a lrl• lo. Ill\ jo.ln n " I T 1'1' lol' f 10\ l,lll!ldi lflllla ~ 1:1 I •"! ! IIIII I ~\ l ~l a ncll·r-. , l i ~ I l t l l 'i~ lti!l \\ r-hln~:111 n t!l lii4i 1!111 ""l s,."' !L Pu td uP Sth 1ankf•d 'It WilS lifi l'uinl i '' Mllll'f!i\lll1 t'; Slll'!llll rd i " \ \\\I M lUSttiU.Nit •• " Ttw1 r u r r no m 01 al victO itPS a l lh\s porn! ol Ihr s!'ason, ' Wil lrams s. ud afiPJ !he Ruck <'V<'S n.ll'I'OII 7o 7.1Htg Ten loss 10 ul lllC' fu s1 h,J! f bu zz< 11111 111 \ !Iii \ itl{ill i,tSl Rl I I 1r k I Iii Suhu lt1 Klnn I ll n umlnh an 1\ 1 .1 1117 :\Julh•~ till NHL Standings • Is n 't 10! ('1 (.'Sit'd In mOJi.li VI{' I OIIl'S - JUS! VlCIO I If'S !he BorlrrmakrJS lo lhc locke• room wil h .r lJ !'i lead . 'Thl' l porn! shot bv Todd Mt lclwl l 1 Jgl11 briO!" IIto• h.Jif 11 as th e kr•1 pia~ of Ihi' g.tme.' sa id PU!dur co.tr h Cr nP J{cadv. 4unl'l(l M'tLrO itlnif!un1:i. Hhtuh l 'lalld ~ l llul) 4 "'~ 37 IIJIIIII'""'n l l •• ' • • • Ry United Pre" International C'mcmna ll senior .lor St ill end had !'ndu Jed losses to c1oss l o~~> n maJOr furtor tn the g.tmc T1ov i.PII'is had 21) points and Todd Mll chdl lt k<' Hopson .r nai!I C of To ledo Oh io. h.ttl 21 inc ludmg u kev I pol nl field goal ll"' "'d •n '" \lo n,. n ... u u .. !'111"' \ ur k at 1\ tlunl 1 ': iH p m I hit IIIII! 1\ l 'hllll dl•ljthi 1 1 "I I' 111 "'"'tun tl lndltn.t ~ ttl p m i\llillulllo.tt td U.tllw. M ltl p m I.\ I akt ""til l'l"'t nh 11 :UI II Ill s, lillj ul (, nltlo n Shill• Ill p 111 ••' ••• ••' • COLUMBUS, Oh ro !U Pi t Ohio State roac h \.arv Wt lltdms othr1 Ruckf·vc·s Wf'l P Jpss 1hdn u College Bal'lkethall t IILh l"tll t •• • Purdue slips ·by Buckeyes . bl11i1 Mlln<rL u iiiOI' \I ' ,If ll lldlul "'"I"' to get your h68ds screwed on right. " - 1.1 ffl'rh In 11 un•• ' ' tr ' unlr,u l s 1m t nu ul"'~' - SIJ~:' " d mllfi l ldt r t 'U I ~ I" If~ ll "/ roto you Nsllonsl Security Council guys ~h.: n • nli1\<r K• ll lt \thori un In 11 • ~•nlr 1td th t n 111 d l'rt..,., In!1rnalitnl.ll ' "i• ../J "I 1hr sl'ason "s c1 m 1ddl r an d long Jl'ht•vr•r wllh lhr p.urnl c lub Pt omolcd from Phoen ix rn .J unr, Williams poslrd a .11 "'cord wllh" 1.20 ERA a nd one The f,.foot ~ forwa rd Sclnk Ll ~~~~~ • II in Thursday's Big HI gamt• againsl visiting Purdue. Th<• Boilerm .tkt•rs <•dged OSU. 75 7:1 iUPI) IIOBSON DUNK - Ohio State's Dennis II upson watches hall go through the hoop following a dunk lo b<' hi gh on anv lis t of Sa n Anl onlo 's assr ls In lh<' C<'asrless qucsl for new rompa mes, the mavor is always a good oppner lor a dialogue wllh prospects "Peoplr used to know ol San Ant onio because if's where the Alamo was, " says Peche "Now lhry know 11 's whl' re Cis neros 1s mayor " (f)11MbyNEA int LewJslon, Id aho. s.ud •'J he mote I prl ch, lh P bl'lll'l I pll <h II 1 just sll lh! 'll', I 11on' 1 b<' "' sharp I Bearcats slip by Musketeers • ~- t h<' qutc' t. cou nt 1 v , J 1mos phf'll ' of C1a n1 s r r li PH'I ' sun ended t5 hits. onr• hom(• 1 un and slruck oul :n. while wa lking 21 In his las! I ~ oullngs, Wilh.tms allowed 0011 1wo runs In 30 2 Innings (0.57 ERA l All houg h a middle rellcvPJ for lh<' Gia nt s, club genr•ral man agcr Bill Bergcsch smd he looks al hrs nC>w acqulsll•on as " possible short rPitever or <''<'n spo l s1a1ter " I llk P lo lhrnk th at Fta nk (Williams 1will not onlv h('(p us 111 middle rcllt'f " lit<' !hl!d yrat genet"' man" ge1 s,ud al !he ca l ava n luncheo n " If need be I like lo think we can call on hun to prlch In short re lief "And If we gel 111 ,, 11ghl silua! Jon with ou1 slalll ng tola lio n, ' he t•ontlnu rd. "wp could usc Ft·ank as a slarl l't, along wrlh Ron Rohmsnn 10n0 of lhr Red s top JPhrvers laS! season! · Wha1eve1 !he 1ol<' Wrlllams has onl1 onl' 11:quest, Ihe oppor tumt v to p1tch U!o; oftf'n dS posslbll' " I ltkr· to prlch 01 PI\ chan er I gel," W1lh.rms who trstdrs In 10 !he Re<ls, Wllh.1ms s,tltl ht' \1 .t s Warren Commission's report on lhe assasslnallon of Presldenl Kennedy "Employ propaganda assets to answer and refule lhe allacks bv the crlllcs," lhe orders read. "Book reviews and lea lure articles are parllcularly · appropriate " Some crlllcs were deplcled as anii·At:nerlcan and pro-commumsl. TEACHERS ' TROUBLES : The number ol college students planning careers In education Is rising, evpn though federal fund · • • mg cut s pul new teachers' •• long-range prospects aboul on a par wtlh swordswallowers'. A survey by the America n Council on Education shows lhe number of collegp freshmen planning to go Into teaching has • jumped a lmost 50 percent In Ihe • last live ypa rs The sludy cheer· 1iy atlnbules lhts lo higher sa lari es - up 2R percent since 1982 for th ose alrPady on the payroll Our sourcPs predlcl, however, th ai for many teac hers In walt· • mg, lhc hlgh<•r sa larles will prove • Illusory. Wtlh cutbacks In federal • fundin g, th<" stales have tight· r ned up al lhe expense of new •' l<'achers. Rellrlng, betler-pald lrac hrrs are being replacPd by "gypsy l!'acheFs" hired on a parl ·llmr basis, lac king lenure and such tmporlanl fringe benpf. •• il s as hf'a llh msurance. Berry's World innmg I '' savr rn 36 appParanc'cs for Iii(• Giant s. In o2 l tnmn gs pllrhrd . he clnd fimshf'd lclf (' Cisneros' city______.,..--____D_nn_G_ra_ff SAN ANTONIO !NEAl You 've hea rd Slorles !hat lhe freeways ringing hard-hit Texas cllles are vlrlually emp tv or lralllc because ol lhe collapsC> of the oil-based economy? A gross exaggerallon In, anv case. II deflnll ely does nol app ly In San Anlonlo. Dri ving In lot a flrsl vlsll.l can pNsonall y Jestlfv Ihal Jig hi lra lllc Is nol one of I he cll y's problems And lo hear Ihem talk hen', the cll y has very few or any r<'a l concern Sa n Antonio has had a vC>ry good press of late- good to lh<' point of hype, II has somrllmes seemed. This Is !he na11on's lOth largcsl cll v and among the• half dozen lasteSI growrng With lis long history 1founded as a mission in 1691 l a nd Hispanic herllag<::, II has an a mb1ance Ihal puis It Jn 'a special class wllh New Orleans and San Francisco On lop ol !hal, II has been rn recen l years a clly on th e go almost go-go It's almost lao much. As I said, hype. But as II turns oul, !here's a lot to all alii For a city thai was long lhe slalt''s largest , Ihen slept for decades as Houslon and DaJl as surged ahead, San Antonio has bePn doing very well since awakening In lhe '70s And II sllll Is, says Robert Peche, vice presldenl o! the clly·funded Economic Developmenl Foundation. What once seemed San Antonio's blggesl dl~advantage In comparison with Its rivals, has IUrned out to be an advantage. Its economy Is not oil-based. There Is enough oil-related activity so lhat It has nol been able to completely escape the slump, ro mln g sral-ion ' Allhough he has m<•l onlv ,, handful of pla}Ct s, Wrlhams s. ud the club's ft onl ·offlre pe'rso nnel has exuberated lhe lype or postll\ e almosphelc th at also has gollen hrm exrll ed . Las t season. Wtlllams sta rt ed 1\llil lhr Gra nt s' C'l"ss /\fiA Phoemx farm rlub as a shol'l a nd Standard procedure ___J_ac_k_A_n_de_rs_on_&~Jo_se_p_h_Sp_e_ar . 4 \ Education's Bamum___;_______ch___,u_ck_S_ton-:--e :~ The Daily Sentinel ·:' ..·~ Williams lik~s playing for a contender; Ex-Giant excited -Ohio'·;:. Friday. January 30. 1987 ---:: ••• \lull 9 AM Jo 5 PM SATURDAYS 9 to 1 THE GRAVELY I! \\ P I Jl, rll Wf' C '~ ' k ... ~ 111 1 .., rlpllnn ~ "'""'' \1 t lr.:" f 1111111\ \I ~ 'I :\ Jl/!1, ~1 1 , ' ,1 , ~~I~ " 4~"1 "' " ' \1, lr; .. (II IIII I " 13 Wt •f•k " \1 )1: ,!II 2h W1•••k:\ ~2 V.. pf•k s ~~ . 7 l oll \ r. w 1987 RELIANT 4 DR. AUTOMAnC, STEREO, WSW STOCK #464 97 MONTH AS LOW AS S17 7 NO DOWN PAYMENT 60 MONTHS LOCAl fiNANCE SOURCE COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge 399 So 3rd . ,, 992-6421 HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 8·6: Sat. 8-4 Middleport '. / ' ' ll �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday; January 30. ., MHS_girls edge Alexander ROCK SPRINGS - ' Jenny Miller's two free throws with 12 seconds remaining lifted the undefeated Meigs Marauder· ettes to their 15th straight win wllh a 47-45 cliff-hanger over Alexander here Thursday before the largest crowd ever to witness a Meigs regular season girls game at Larry Morrison Gym. Meigs had a 45-43 lead with 55 seconds left when Alexaqder missed the front end or a one and one, but · turneci lhe missed charity toss Into a bucket on the rebound to liE' it at 4>·45. Coach Ron Logan's crew , now 15-0 overall and 13-0 In the TVC, worked the ball around until Jenny Miller found an opening down I he lane, drove towards the hoop, and was fouled. The 6-1 all-di strict center promptly drilled both for the final score. · Alexander had troubl e getting the ball up floor In a last second effort and was called for traveling with thrrr seconds left. Th e win all but wrapped up I he TVC crown lor the state's 8th ranked class AA Marauderetles. With three TVC games remain- lng, Meigs niust win one to clinch a I le. and two will return the championship to Meigs. Jennl Swartz led Meigs in scoring with 14 while also grabbing six · rebounds and drew praise from Coach Logan for an all-around great effort. Jenny Miller added 11 and ·Jennl Couch helped oul with 10. Meigs' lwo other starters. Julie Miller and · Tammy Wright each had six points. Ka ssle Wright led the defendIng TVC' champions wll h 13 while Missy Keifer added 12. The hard-luck Lady Spartans have lost three games this season by a total of six points Including one and two point losses to Meigs and a three-point loss to FederalHocking. Meigs had to rome from behind after suffering an icc cold first quarter that saw the MHS lasses hit but oneofl5shots (6per cenl). Alexander pulled out to a 10-4 lead, but the Marauderettes drew to within two, 20-18, by th!' half. Meigs finally drew even at 27-27 midway into the third quarter on Couch's three polnl By The Bend play. After ll!reeperlods, the two were lied al 32-32. For the game, Meigs hit on 18 of 60 shots (30 per cenU and llof21 foul shots for 52 per cent. They had 25 rehounds with Julie Miller's eight leading ali and Jenny Miller having seven and Swartz six. Alexander scored a 27-21 win In thP reserve gave as lhe Meigs reserves dropped to 9-6 overall and to7-6 1n theTVC. Jodi Tiylor led Meigs with 12 while Beth Ewing added three and Nlkkf Whitlatch, L('slle Carr, .and Audra Hou(jashPit each scored"· two. James led Alexander wlth" 19. The Marauderetles hit the roarf Monday at Eastern for·· a nonleague tilt. ~ A.LEXAND.;K (Uj . - .... ... ""•. . ... ......... . .. .. ~ ~. BATTLE FOR REIIOUNn -,Johnny Newman of Clev eland and ,John Raith• of Allanta hoth r<•ach for a rehound during Thursday night's NBr\ conh•st at Richfield. The Cavs won, 102-91. (UPI) ~~i Bucks stop Rockets; Cavs ~~~~ump Atlanta · Hawks, I 02-91 : .:. By GERRY MONIGAN : : UPI Sports Writer • ·• • 'l'he Milwaukee Bucks fin ull>· :-:. roll(•d a winning t·om bi nation on -· ·.. : thrir Iwo biggest gam blrs for' I his -- ..- . ·season. : : ; : .Jack Sikma, acquirl'd from the ·.< seattle SuperSonics during tlw :•: •offseason, and .John Lucas. re•• ' Cl aimed from the drug- rPhaiJi li· · ration scrap heap, playc·d kry : •: •roles Thursd" Y night in lh<• ;. Bucks' 99-9:1 vic tory over l h<' • Rockets In Hous ton. Slkma •. scored 12 of his st•ason- high 22 ~; points in the fourth quat·ter, and ,. Lucas added 17 point s and 7 ,. ,• assis ts. Each scm·pd 4 poin ts in •' the final 2: 10. ,. ,. " I fi nally got something go ing :; In the second ha lf," sa id Sikma. ,.. ~ .11. a lO·ycur Vf' IC'ran comi ng off i.l ,• knee lnjur)' who is supposed to provid<• lhl' impetus thai will lift r: ~: the Bucks furlhpr lhan l hP ,• Cen tral Dll'lsinn ll llr lhry h:ow· ,• ,. won th r J:.~ s t flvp spaso ns. ~ " My drive to thr IJaskrl was ~., th ri'C' oncf' and a whliP. Wf' ran a ~ lot of plays through In<'. so I had ;= my hands on !he ba ll in the ,• sel'O nd half. " ~ Part of t hr r('ason wa!' l .u<.'(.l!' , '• '., who cons is IC'n I l ~; drt ivPrrd insidf• ~ ~ pa ssPs. Lueas had b('C'tl with lllP ~"" Rockrts la!-i 1 ~~ rar \.VhC'n llC' ('am(• ,.. forw ard with a drug jlroiJ I ~m for .... ,• the second llmr. Thi s .\'l'ar. in a ;:: surprising mol'r, Ml lwaukf'r .:; slgn!'d him .l<tn . li. '• " I didn't grl a lot or r· ~st ~. today ," LuctJs saltl of hi s rPturn to Houston. " I sa w a lot or :; friends. I 'vr got to ha v!' tough ~ skin . I ca n't hid<' from this • , •• ,• disease." In srven gam<·s with lh<• Bucks. -:; L ucas has srorrd ir1 doublr ,. fi![ures and led llw learn In ' assists each t imC'. ' • "I've n<·vrr hud <.t point guard •' like .lohn Lucas," Bucks Coach ;: J Don Nelson said. "Hr gets thr •',• ball lo out· Inside people right ,• wher e they wa nt it. H!' brings a co nflddence factor to th is team." Terry Cummings led M!Jwau· ·'·' kee with 25 points, but was held to > in th!' second half, when Slkma took over . With th e score lied 91 -91. Sikma hit a drivi ng layup to give I he Bucks a 93-91 !!'ad with 2:10 left. Akeem Olajuwon scored on a fo llow wll hI: 09 1eft to lie the score 93-9:3. Sikma then hit a jumper with 47 seconds left to makr it 95 -93, and Lur·as had a layup and 2 frrr throws in the fin al seconds. " W<' had our best iOiajuwonl on Sikma, but he didn' t g!'t any help," Roc kets Coac h Bil l Filch sai d. " You have to giv<' Sikma credi t. He made somf' tough shots." Olajuwon scorc·d 29 point s and pulled down I ll rebounds to lead Houston . In other games, Cleveland dumped Atla nt a 102-91, Detroit toppl'd Wash ington 11 2-101, Dal las whlpprd Denver \:32-102. Utah tr ipped Por tl and 120-114, and San Antonio trimmed S<Jcra mf'nt o 1!.1-lll7. ( 'avallers 10~, llawks 91 AI Richfield. Ohio. Craig Ehlo scored a can•er·high 2' points IQ mat ch teamm ate Ron Harper . and l hd"uva lil'rs held Atlan ta to 11 lhlrd-quarlf·r point s. Harprr al so tie-d a IC't~m rPcord wit h R slt•ab, hC' l pin~ sr·nd Atlanta toils sj.-..: th s rraight rnad loss . Domi· niqllf ' Wilki ns INI! hr H:twks wit h 2~ poin ts. l'lsluns li t, Bullets 101 At,. Pon tiac. Mich.. Adria n Da nlle.v scored 2o point s and Bil l l.al mbeer addt•d 24 to help thr Pistons snap a three-game losing streak . Dennis Rodman finlsh(•d wit h 16 point s, and l slah Thomas and Vi nnie .Johnson had 14 each for Detroit. .Je ff Malone scored 20 poin ts and Moses Malone 18 for Was hington. Mavericks 132, Nuggets 102 At Denver, Mark Aguirre scored 36 points, and Det.lef Schremp! and Rolando Bl ack· man added 18 11plece to lead the Mavericks. La fayetle Lever fin· ished wit h 24 point s. H rebounds ~ Rio travels to Canton .•. :~ for key MOC contest ·. • The Rio Grande Coll eg~ men's ' basketball team will allempl to ,. • ,• ex lend it s 12-ga mc wi nning : streak Saturday night when It :~ travels to Ca nt on to face Mal one •.. College. :: :: , •: '•: ·:~ :• The Redmen, first plat'l.• In lh•· Mid-Ohio Conference wllh a per feel 7-0 slate, will be shoo tin~ for their 22nd victory overall, against tour defeats. Malone. lied with Tiffin for third placed In the MOC, Is 11·11 over all and 4-3 In the league. :· •: :::; :· .;: Stopping seniors Joe Verholf, Ron Rlttlnger and Mike Smith, three of the. league's top tour scorers, Is on the top of Malone Coach Hal Smllh's !lsi of priori· ties for a victory . " We need better works on the ·:~-' !:.. . boar·ds than the firS! tim!'," Smith sa id. The two squads met thret• weeks ago al Rio Gra nde with the Redmen winning 69·64. Malone will start 5-fool -9 so· phOmore Dave Schladack and 6-2 freshman Keith Troyer at guards; and 6-4 senior Jim Widder , 6·5 junior Rex Adams and 6-5 sophomore Andy Booth. Rio Grande will counter with 5· 11 sophomore AnthOny Raymore and 6-3 Mike Smith senior Mike Smith at guards; and 6-4 senior Joe Verhoff, 6-7 junior Doug Fogt and 6-7 junior Ron Rlttlnger al thf' low post spots. , In other MOC action Saturday · night. Tiffin travels to Cedar.! v ille; Walsh hosts Urbana and Ohio Dominican journeys to · Mount Vernon. and 10 ass ists to pace th e Nuggets, his thi rd straight tripledouble and his league- loading ninth or the season. Jazz 120, Blazers 114 At Salt Lake City, Kar l Malone scored 21 points and Thurl Bailey added 1.1 of his 19 point s in the fourth quar ter , leading the Jazz to Coach F rank L ayden's 200th ca reer victory. Utah had seven players scoring In double ligures, incl uding .John Stockton with 16. Kikl Vandeweghe led Portland W·lth 33 points . . Spurs 11:1, King~< 107 A t Sacramento, Myc h al Thompson and Anthony .Jones each hit 2 foul shot,s in I he final seconds to end a Kings ra lly and lilt the Spurs. San Antonio's Walt er Berry had a gam<'-high 24 point s. Sacrament o's Reggie Theus scored 16 point s In the final quarter and wound up with 20. Th e Spurs have won fivf' of th<'ir las t six. •\\ .. ...... ~ \rb... ,~; , II'!, \ rilnn:. Sl. I!'; llnl .. · ~1 . ~i . \"uri lwn1 ,\!'lllln :t 1.', II Santu llarl11tr11 ,H . 1-·r , ... ,~, Sl. IIi I ulur; ul n St . ."o'l. It ilh .iK .. nll• •r t ''" St . .i~l. l' ao lfh· ;,11 U n i •,~• ~ :• ll; , ""''1: )o(:m t'r:md"' '" ;;'; IJo·: n h St. l~l. ll :1h !oiL l ~i \• ·":1"111. 11 l r'lhll' !Itt ~ 1. ld :.1••• ";'! ~ · · • :tlla · l. ; , .. \:o·• ,,,,,..n,.,,,. Un ~: nn KH. I al ltur11i a j ;l 111'1'1.:1111 :o<t. i l. ~l llllho r !l ."o'l . l'nrt l:uHI ';!I, 1\:ml:l ( l.lf.l lill ~ 'l ar .l ' ' tl 'al ll . t li';, l't' jl jM'I'tUtto· li :l ~. m U lo • ~:.n W!, 1.11 1111:1 tl :1l il. 1 I ~ ' •mlllo•rnl ,ol li6. '" u." hlnl(11' " !ol , :1: I "i . I n!' I I'!~ . Sau lllo•J.: n St !oi l \\ , ,, hln~un ~ .1. 1 I 1..\ ~~ ~ \\ . · l••rn 11.:1111ht ;!i, l.hlfit·lclli< U• '"'ii"L: i l, ,\lr Furt•t• li~ liam scored . :16 points and grabbed 14 rebounds lo powN Nevada -Las Vegas. Freddie Banks added 27 point s and Mark Wade co llected 14 assists to help the Rebels Improve to20-1 and 9-0 in the conf!'rence. Th e Rebel s, along wilh Temple,' became the nation's first 20· game winners. AI East Lansing, Mich., Kev in Gamble equa led his· career best wi th 19 point s and Roy Marble scored 9 or l:lls 13 points in the Sf'COnd half to help Iowa stave off By BOB IIOEFLICJJ Sentinel Staff Writer Have you ever seen an Amerl. can Bald Eagle · · In our area? . I haven ' t either but per' sonnel of the :Mountaineer Plant In nearby West VIrginia report thai · they · spotted one Wednesday. It had a tremendous wing span, and they watched as it dove Into the Ohio River seeking out fish. You might want to keep an eye out for It - chances are · u·s still in the area. t\udru Burke :J-1 ·7, ~INMY K·dft!'f' 4--1-12. fhr~l~ Dau~\ ~ , h•rty 2-0.t Maurt"y l>11•kt•n 2-0.~ , Kusle Wright Jl.:J.t:J. IA'!tOHt• ('arautht•rK 2-8-4, · ·h•nnller llart f).J -1. TOTAL" IK-!HS. MEWS (17) -,Jf'nniSwarb:&-~· H, Jennl . Iva Stewart Sisson reacted to her photograph in Monday.' s Dally Sentinel, placed there by friends who referred to Iva's 40th .birthday in one of those fun ads. Iva comm!'nted that she's really only 22- ·and don't look now, Iva, but even I know better I han I hat - not that you look II -but my math, as bad as It Is, tells me that · ·:22 won't gel il. ,.. tl - ~7. Hy IJUUrl••rs: . .Ah•:.:andM" ................... JO 10 1~ 1:1-45 Mt•lgloi ... ............. ... ..... .. .J 14 U Jtj.-.J'J Rt-st•r\' t~·A.Itoxandt•r 27, Ml'l~ 21. Michigan State and regain a share of first place In lh~ Big Ten. Iowa rebounded from Its only loss of the season ·to Improve to 19-1 and 7-1 in the Big Ten, good for a share of fli'st place with Indiana. . At Cblumbus, Ohio, Troy Lewis scored 17 of his 26 points In the second half and Todd Mitchell added 21 to lea d Purdue over Ohio Stat e, despite Dennis Hop·. son's 35 points. Royal Oak Ballroom Dance · ,Club members need to get with it. The " dues are due" and unless · you pay up the dance program · for 1987 can't be worked out · booking bands for this year · means that the club has to have the dollars In hand before com. pletlng arrangements. Dues are payable no later than Sunday, Feb.1, and aretobesent .,:. , . to Anna Howell, 400.17 Sumner ' Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Last • year, the dues flowed in without , '. heslta'tlon and the year's actlvi: ; ' ties could be planned. ll hasn;t : · : worked that way so far I his year -do get In touch with Anna if you . , . want another good program ' year . Dues for the year are $35. :< ... · .' I've heard from a couple of ·. · people Involved in the truck ing : : business as a result of my recent ·.' comments In regard to unsafe. trucks and unsafe drivers. Everyone concedes that some , , I nexperlenced drivers are being · placed behind the wheel in some of those big rigs - that ther e's a · drug element out there these days and thai fuel centers across-. I~~ ' SHADE - A clean-up meeting will he held Thursday , 7 p.m ., for · Shade River Lodge 453, Chester. Practice will follow the clean·up. • : MIDDLEPORT - Women 's ; • Association of I h!' Middleport • : First Presbyterian Church will !•, meet at 7:30 Thursday night at I he church. Groupll will have the ~! program, and Group I members , •' will be hostesses. ....:, :i, __ .. '' ' FRIDAY HARTFORD, W.Va.- A specia! three-day meeting, open to the public, will be held at the Chu rch of Christ In Chrlsllan Union, Hartford, W.Va .. beginning Friday and continuing through Sunday, at 7 p.m. each evening. Featured singers on Friday will be Voices of Love; Saturday, Mike and Wanda Thompson; Sunday. Chari ty Singers. ' .·~ ·, --RUTLAND- There will he a ;~: weekend meeting at Ru tland ::· tlible Methodist Church begin~~- !llng Friday and continuing ; :: through Sunday, 7 p.m. each ~:· night, with Rev. Coy McGinnis ;:- from Portsmouth, preaching and singing. ,•. , ,' :. : : • ·' OVER TilE BACK - UNLV's Gary Gl'11ham (rl~ht) tries to the ha<·k of UC Irvine's K evin F'loyd (center) for a rehound whll•• Wayne Engelstad (SOl so.•ems he he holding Floyd up during llrsl half ar:tlon aiRr<•n Events Center ullrvlne, Calli., Thul'!lday. UNI .V won a~uln. (UPI). ~ovr•r !: G.....mH your dog a lithe $8595 '• :; ;. •: :' :; benefttl ofprofel•lon•l . 1978 Mercury Cougar XR-1 ...~•..S119S , 0: quality ' .' Fully equipped. Good condition. I ......ne. breeders, lralnefs & YOte<lnarlans. • Ccmpletund balanced nutrition from ll'l<lltlpte protein sources. · • Dogs loVe the natural taste. •l.lnotetc acid for ohiny heir coat and heettlty oldn. • No ..lflcial COIOfS. , • ~~ Meigs menus .,~~ announced •. Luncheon menus for schools In : · the Meigs Local School District · : for next week have been an:~ nounced. All schools serve lhe : • same menu In accordance with •: the uniform luncheon program. !: Themenusarecorndog, mixed !; vegetables, plnepple, and milk :• on Monday; chicken sandwich, •: green beans, jello with fruit and !• milk on Tuesday; . beef sdew, • ·~ corn bread and butter, fruit and !• mUk, on Wednesday; pizza, :• salad, fruit and milk on Thurs:: day; and cooks' cholc!' on 1974 Ford F·100 ••••••..•.••. S495 Automatic 1976 Ford Window Van •• S895 Automatic. 6 cylinder. RIGGS USED CARS ·. I • SATURDAY .;:1 SHADE -The annua l lnspec· ,' lion of Shade River Lodge453wlll : : be held 7: 30 p.m. Saturday . Auto., PI, PS. I 'I ·-· ·= • Recommended for over fitly years by ~u~;.... 19 76 Ford Pinto Sta. w9n.......... S99 5 1976 Chevy 3/4 T. Pickup ...........S695 I REEDSVILLE - Olive Town· ship Trustees will hold a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Friday to make the 1987 appropriations. The meeting will be held al the Reedsville Fire Station. . ;. 1977 Olds Vista Cruiser .~.........S1395' ' Be carefu l won' t you• About 600 people dieevery year as the result or home fires caused by auxiliary heat ing dev ices . These Include wood and coal stoves , firep laces and portable hea(ers and account for 162.000 fires each year. We've ha ve some co ld davs and some cold night s- and undoubt · cd ly are in for more so please use cau tion in try ing to keep warm. I don't want to lose a si ngle one or you. BARGAIN MAT!N££1 SATURDAY l SUNDAY . Al l SEATS $Z.50 ADM ISS ION EVERY TUESDAY $2.50 IMNuaRY ao lhru PIIIAUI.~ FRIDAY t hru THURSDAY : C LOOK-A-LIKES - Actress Kim Cattrall wipes a mark olt the face of her mannequin look-a-like shortly before It was presented lhe Mannequin Museum Thursday In llollywood. The rep llc~< of the act re~s was uSrd in-tht1 Movit~ ''MannecJuln'' a romantic comcdv ulwul a beautiful dr:partm••nt NlOrC Oli\DHI'QUin ~hO come~ ln Jift1 an (uiJ~ in ln Vt.' wllh a lmpl•-ss stock room d•·rk played by Andr<·w M cCarth~.t U I'I ) Chester Elementary honor roll released Students lis ted on the honor roll for the third six-weeks' grading period at lhe Chester E lementary School ha ~ been announced. Making a "B" or above In all their subjects lo listed on the honor roll were the following students: F irst Grade: VIcki Adams, Kelli Ba iley, Stefani Bearhs, Kale Beeker, Brandon Buck ley, Jamie Drake, Travis Lodwick, Robbie Malholtra, Billie Pooler, Nathan Radford, Kim Wells. Kellie Whit e. Rachael Seth. Second Grade: M er ~di lh Crow, Eric Dillard. Maria Frecker. 'Tracl Heines, Shanna Machir. Kelly Osborne. Li sa Stet hem. Tracl Westjoh n. Anna Wolf. Br ya n Inscoe. Third Grade: Melissa Dempsey, Ralph Fos ter. Jessica Kar r, Chris Mic hael. Jennifer Mor" , Nicole Nrlson, Kyle Ore!. Rrandi Reeves. Heat her Well, St eph«nic Wood. Lauren You ng. Fourth Grade: Char lie 13issrll. H~' ilh nurklf'_ \' . Jps~lca C h(•Va· lif-' r. Ta ra Con,~ o. David Ff'lty, David .lohnso n.. lor Karschrilk, Sara Machi<'. Todd Mlch<~•' i , .Jam ir Ord. .Jtosslr« 11adford, V .. J. Van Moler . Fifth Grade: Mitch Jacks. Adria Frl'cker. .Jopy Coates. Drbra F'rost. Tyson 11osf', An· drr·w Wo lfe, an d Amber Well. Sixth !.radr: Jeremy Buckl<y Michele Metzger, Car rie Morr issPy, Sher r! Smit h, Tom Wilson . .. _ · · -===========~~~==~~========~ Dinner will be served at 6 p.m. history wo rkshop. at the Meigs THURSDAY 1984 MERCURY MARQUIS L. S. ' I I' Remember Joe Penner wh9's claim to fame was the line: "Wanna buy a duck?" Well the Earl McKinley Family In Middleport has a duck story and they ' re not happy with the ending at this point. The family , especially lhe two McKinley children, were really attached to the pet duck and then it was stolen from their home. The family would grea tly appr!'· cia l e hav ing the duck retu r ned and ther e' ll be no questions asked - they just wanl their pet. n 1 JACKSON PIKE · AT.JS WEST Phone 446· -i524 Calendar/ happenings ' '' Dark blue with matching corri... roof anti inttt"lor. PS, Pl, lir, powtr lloor IO<kslfMI win..ws, wirt wheels, nlour inltritr, premium 1ound srtttrn. ' Ill ', I I I 1 making a lcohol readily available: I'm told that the shippers are responsible basically for the larger vehicles -some of which are like a semi hooked to another semi. I maintain that the size should be kept down and I also think th at trucks shou ld be obeying the speed laws. Incidentally, they tell me that In some parts of I he state trucks are pulled over like crazy for violating speed laws. I guess I've missed that - I have yet to see one ever pulled over in Ohio or in any other state. To sell! straight - I have no ax lo grind against truck driver s. I'm sure many are quite capabl e and I he Industry Is certainly vital to our nation's economy. However, I am against unsa fe drivers , unsafe trucks and oversize vehicles. So there, too! 1 might add that I 'm also not Impressed wilh unsafe drivers and unsa fe passenger vehicles either. _______ ______________ ,.,• , SPICTACUlA·H PS, PI, All. 1987 CHECK THE It's good to be abl e to pick your friends - but not to pieces. Do keep smiling. Ihe country are selling booze ..;.._ '"' ,.; 0 SELECTIONS OSAYINGS OSERVICE NOW Janua~30. Beat of the bend 0·: SHOWROOM CONOinON Friday, ··Have you ·ever... Free throws give Jackets win By ,JOE ILLUZZI UPI Sports Writer Georgia Tech Coach Bobby Cremins relied on Mark Price roi four years when he needed a clutch basket. Now, he depends on Bruce Dalrymple. Dalry mple, Price's sidekick for three seasons, hit ,8 free throws in the final 67 seconds or the game Thursday night lo lead Georgia Tech' s YPllow .Jackets to a 75-66 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over No. 11 Duke. The sento'r guard. who scored a career -high 25 points, has played well since assuming the leader's ro le on a Georgia Tech team t hal lost Price and .John Salley to the NBA las t year . Duke pulled within 65-62 with I: 09 left , before Dalrympl!' started the free-t hrow surge, including a tec hnical fou l called on Duke Coach Mike Krzyzewski. "Thai's th e fi rst time Coach Cremlns let me shoot a technica l," Dalrymple sa id. "I think he knew r wanted !he ball at that time. r ca me back and made lhf' ba skets and a couple of them hi! the rim and rolled in, but all I have ·ta do Is put it on therlm like Tremins preaches at ·practice. " Georgia Tech had held a :W-27 halftime edge. The Yellow .J ack!'t s led by as many as 13 points In the first hall. hitting 48 percent of their shots. Forward Tom Hammonds scored 14 point s, · and Dalrymple ad ded 12 In the first half. " ! was co ncerned we might get embarrassed, " Cremins sa id. · " We came out and played. Wr• W£11'€' hUngry. " Georg ia Tec h. 10-7 overall and 2-4 in the ACC. received 18 poi nt s and a game-high 12 rebounds r.:om Hammonds. Danny Fcny scored 17 point s for Duke, 15-4 and 4-:I. .l ohn Smilh and Qu in Snyder eac h added 12 points for the Blue Devils. In other games inl'oiv ing ra nked teams, No.2 Nr·vada- Las Vrgas downed UC Irvi ne 114-103 in a Paci fic Coast i\ihletic Assoc iation ga me. No. :r Iowa trounced Michigan Stair• R9-7; i!l the Big Ten, No. 55 Purdu<' edgf'd Ohio State 7>-7:1 in th!' Big Ten, No. 7 TempiP bla sted Duquesnr R2-{;j in I he At lantic 111 and No.9 Oklahoma trimmed Iowa ~lai r R2-76 In the Big Eight. At l rv in r. Ca lif. , Armon r:it · The Daily Sentinel -Page-6 : <:eu('h .a-}10, ,JuJit• Mlllt•r 2-t-6, Tammy WriJ(.ht 2-t-1. .ft•nDy Mlllt•r :1- .~ IJ. Shelly' Sinharl 0-0.t, Mls!oiy Woods 0.1).0, TOTALS .• . I R&G FEED & SUPPLY 399 W. Main . Po111troy ---- 992-2164 ., ·~ friday . \ .. . '' Museum from I to 4 p.m. Saturday . All those in teres ted in secur ing assistance in writing a family history or other material to be included in the n!'w Meigs County History are urged to MONDAY attend . Th e deadline for thP POMEROY --The Meigs High · submission of manuscr ipt s is School Band Boos ters will meet Feb. 15. Monday, 7p.m.ln the highschool band room. SUNDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Freewill Baptist Church will have family night at 7 p.m. Sunday. W(X)d TUESDAY LETART - Letart Township Tr ustees will m eet Tuesday, 6 p.m .. at town hall. LETART - Let ilrl Township 'I;rustees will meet at 6 p.m. Tuesday at lhe town hall. POMEROY - XI Gamma Mu Sorority hea rt s and hands meet Ing, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home of Libby Sayre. Members are to take packages In Wh ite paper with pink bow s. ---- Dance planned PT. PLEASANT - Grande Squares Dance Club, Gallipolis. is sponsoring at ')l th wes tern style dance Saturday. 8 to 11 p.m., at the Moose Hall, on Route 2, north of Point Pl easant , W.Va. Caller, Ed Clark. Announcement There will be a fref' family top TOPS loser Teresa Wo od was the lOp loser at Tu esday's meeting of TOPS OH 570 held at Veterans MemorIal Hospital Dreme Pickens pres ided at lh< • meeting with officers' reports being given. She noted that at next week's meeting division wi nners will be honored . Members wi ll al so vole on the "Angel of the Cha pter" wilh the winner to bl' annou nced at Ar·ra Recognition Day on Aprll25 to be held In Cincin nati. A letter was read from the district coord ina· tor, Kay Sage. Ola St. Clair won the fruit basket. Twenty-one members allended the m eeting. Weigh-In Is held betwen 6 and 7 wilh the meeting at 7 p.m . each Tuesday In the cafe teria at Vetera ns Memorial Hospit al. 5· 10 -IK'I Ptcl!up 1987 S-1 0 4X4 AS LOW AS WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE BIRDS FOR COLD WEATHER •Bird Feed •White Millet •Black Sunflower Seed . •Striped s.,nflower Seed •Cracked Corn SUGAR RUN MILLS POMEIOY $199!~a. S,.tD Pid.llp S-1 0 2 WHEEL DRIVE AS LOW AS $1 3 3!~o. NO MONEY DOWN, TO QUALIFIED BUYERS ' Jim Cobb Chevrolet-Oids-Cadillac 301 E. Main St. Hours: Mon.-Wed.-Fri. 1:30-8:00 P.M. lu~t.·lhurs. 8:30-5:00 P.M. Sat. 9-4 P.M.; Closed Sunday Pomeroy, OH• ' �' I UU l.ldll Y .,1:111\llltfl \of - w- u • I Friday. January 30 1987 P=ey-f1iddleport, Oh10 rERifNCE THE JOY Of RELIGION BOOK SlORE complete Automotive Serv1ce GIFTS M1ddleport 352 EAST MAIN POM~ROV OHIO 45769 614 / 992 2644 214 E Mam 992 5130 Pomeroy J Rulland Ohto 45775 Btll Brown Owner Phone (614l 742 2777 wm l Whe legend that the durat1on of wmter de pends on whether or not a certa1n groundhog sees h1s shadow IS a popular one that pers1sts today 10 def1ance of all modern technology m weather predict on It IS still Widely believed that the emergence of th1s famous rodent from h1s bur row can prov1de a more reliable forecast than all the meteorological mstruments combmed not to ment1on the cold fronts and cut off lows on the sat ellite map Superstition of one k1nd or another has always preyed upon the gullibility of human na ture and has been known to create senous prob lems notably m the study of religion Let your House of Worship dispel any false not1ons you m1ght have aod sh1ne the light of truth on the doc tnne of your fa1th so that you w111 understand 11 better and learn to rely on Gods love and gUid ance beyond a shadow of a doubt Grocer.esGeneral Mercnand se Racme94' 2SSO Rawhngs-Coats-Biower CHAPMAN SHOES FUNERAL HOME Polrlfllg f QN/IIg $hH $foil I04 E MAIN ST , POMEROY ' Servtng Famthes" 264 S 2nd Middleport 992-2815 141 (row's Famly Restaurant FMIIIIfll /l.1111dg F1l1i Chide~ 221 W Ma1n St, Pomeroy 992-5432 SYR ACUS E FIRST UNITED PR ESBY TERIA N - Sundav Srhool 10 a m ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - J Chu C' h Sf'rVICP 11 1 m RUTl \NO CHURCH Of' GOD PaS! or Jnhn Evan Sundav School 10 00 a m Sunda v MornlnJ!: W o r ~ h p JJ 00 a m Chll drf' Chu r h 11 am Sunda v Evr'n ln g Sc v r 7 00 p m Wfld lip m You ng La d P 1\ux la rv W<'d nPS da v pm Fam I \\ orh p HAZE l ffi MM UNIT\ CHURCH Off R I 4 1 m IC's fro m Por land Long Bo ton F.d 11 H r1 pa o Sunda\ School ~ a m Sund av morn ng p Parh ln ~ HI 1(] m Sund u v {' rn in g er Cf'S 7 10 pm MODI EPORT fREE " ILL BAPTIS1 CHURCH Co nf' 1\ h md P um Ra lp h Cundiff pastor Sunda\ S('hool 10 OOa m Morn ln J.! Wors h p I 00 m W<'d nf'Sda V m Sa ur l1 Eve nl n ~ &>n icl?'sal 7 W p m MEIGS tOOPER~TIVE P,\IIL'!H l NITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Re\' Don i\ rcher Rev Roy Deeter Rev SPidon lohnlilon i\1 FRED - Chur ch School 9 30 am Wo h p 11 u m UMYFfi 30 p m UMW Thl d Tuf?'Sda v 7 30 p m Communion I rs ~un lav A chf'r CHESTER - Wor hlp 9 a m Chu ch Sehool lO m B ble S udy Thu rs di:l y 7p m UMW fi rs! Thu sd.:l \ I p m Com mun on f rs Sund av Arch IOP PA - Worship 9 lO a m Chu r ch SChool lO :wt am Blblt"S udv W(ldn P.idav 7 l'l p m Johnson LONG BOTTOM - Ch ur ch School 9 30 a m Wors h p 7 p m Bib (I S udy Wf'd n ~ d tw 7 30 p m UMYF Wf'dn {'S dav I U( p m Communion F rs Sundav i\ chPr HEED!'iV IJ LE- Churrh School9 :K1 a m Worship SC'rvi C'C' U 00 m [)(>e er TUPP ERS PLAINS ST PAUl Chu ch School 9 a m Worship 10 a m B bi C' Sludv TU ('!;dav 7 30 p m UMW Th rd TU ('SdllV 30 p m Commun on Fl Sundav (A rch r I CENTRAL CLUS'I'ER ~v Jam Oi E CortMH Rev St~en Nelson Ke'Y Melvin Franklin Rev Clfmetttf. S Zunlt~:a Jr ~\' Robert MUIISmiU'I i\SBUR Y 1Sv1 acu s £'~ - Wors hip 11 a m Churrh f..choo l 9 45 a m CharJ!: r Bible S ud v Wrdn~d a v 7 :Kl p m UMW firs! 1 U<'!idav 7 :10 p m Cho r RPhrarsal W1 dn ~ tl av 6 :v-1 p m UMW fou rth Sun da\ o 30 p m cNC'Ison ENTERPRISE - Wor ship 9 a m Chu ch Schoollfl a m B biP S udv Tu l'S d v 1 :\0 p m UMW F irs Mondav 7 l1 p m UMYF Sund av 6 p m Choir RP hr rsal 6 30 p m W£'dn ~ dav I Fran kl n FLATWOODS- Chun h Scho ol 10 a m \\ or h p 11 11m Bibl r Study Thurs d IV 7 p m t M) F Sundav 6 p m F ank In FOREST Rl N - Wor strlp 9 a m Church Sr hool 10 AM Cho r pracllc(l rursd av ti :t) p m UM\\ 1 rs Tu r5 da v 7 W p m NPison HEATH i Midd lr>porl - Chur ch Schoo q 10 m Mor n nsr \\ ors h p 10 :ll a m You!hG oup ~ p m Wf'dn rs dav Chur ch Cho rf hears a 7 p m Thu rs da\ Pr vrr St'oi'V \('(1 6 ~ p m B bPS udy 7 p m Zu niJ;! al MINERSVILLE - Wmshl p Srorv\N" 10 m Church School 11 a m UMW lhlrd W<'dnf'Sd •v 1 p m Choir pra( ICC' Mon d 1v 7 :10 p m N(' l!ii onl PEARL CHAPEL - Wors hip ScrviCf' 4 ¥1 a m f hu r ch Schoo l 10 15 a m UMW &-co nd TuP.Ii dav 7 30 p m (Muss m n POM F. ROY - Chu ch School 9 15 a m \\ or sh p 10 30 a m Choir rC'hlarsal \\ ednf'Sda \ 7 ~ p m UMW s('("() nd Tuf'Sdav 7 30p m UMY FSunday 6p m Co b I R(){'K SP RIN G~ - Chu rch Schoo 9 15 a m Worshi p 10 a m BlblC' Study W(ld ne!ldav 7 l) p m UMYF ISf:onlors Sun dav ~ p m (J un ior ~ (I rry olher Sun 11 y ti p m Franklin RUTLAND- Churrh SchOol 10 a m Wor ship J J a m UMW EvNllng CtrciP) SK'On d Wt>dn rs day 7 :1) p m UMW Al ('l"noon Clrrlf' s('('(lnd Thursda v 1 p m tMu!lsman SALF.M CENT ER - Chu rch Schoo 9 1; a m Wors hip 10 15 p m {Muss man\ SNOWVJLl E - Wor11hlp 9 00 a m chu rch school 9 45 a m Mus11ma n SOUTHERN CLUSTER R.fov ft.ol(er Gra<Jf' RI"'Y Pllul McGuire \PPI E r.ROVf - CHu rC'h Sr hool 9 00 \\ o sh p 10 tl(l 1m firs! and l h rd UM Y. Scot on I Tu!'Sdav 30 p mC' In ;:: wro nNtM Y 7 p m n r. r IH TII ANY - \'Y o sh p 9 a m Olurrh Slh 0 to I m B blr St udy wren ... dav 11 m Do r u \\ ol1"t('n s Fc>lloY. ship Wt'l: n('!<:d.'l\ 11 1m iMcGulrP) CARMF.I -CHurch SC'hool 9:10 a m \\ or ~; h 1 10 4:'i a m ~n d and F' JUrl h Sunda vs F'f'II O" ship dlnn f'r Y.ll h Sui on hlrd Thu rsd \ 6 10 p m MI.'GulrN EASr I ETI\RT - C hu ~h Schoo !ta m \\ or ~ h p tn 1m srrond und fo urth Sun dl \ s UM\\ r rst 1\i('Sdav 7 ;J.~ p m Gr tcr I ~71' \R1 FALLS - Wor"hlp 9 am Chu nh SchooiiO a m Grac!'j MORNING STAR - Worship 9 4h m Churrh School 10 30 a m Bible Study wronesday 10 00 a m (McGuire) 1-tAl lNl' W ~SLCY AN - Church SChool 101m Worshlp ll am U MW~urthMon '"" I ,.. i Brown1S Fire & and Equl"pment Sales Serv•ce 786 NORTH SECOND AYE SONS STORE I HARRISONVO.LE PRESBYTERIAN C~RCH - Sundav Worship Serv lrPs 9 am Churrh School 10 l~ a m DDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN S day School 9 a m Chu rch scrv c 1 l hm Al818tant Prole880r ol FamDy Medicine Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Question My 16 year old suffers from diarrhea stomach 1pain weight loss and a low lever 1When I took him to a doctor he discovered that my son has •Crohn s disease What is Crohn s disease• Answer Crohn s disease Is an • inflammation of the layers of • tissue that line the colon Other symptoms of Crohn s disease are , abscesses near the colon caused i by leaks In the colon or walls of l the Intestine Crohn s disease Is ' sometimes confused with other ' intestinal problems such as I cancer and appendicitis ' About 75 000 Americans have 1 Crohn s disease That number Increases each year by about 10 000 The disease occurs most often in people belween the ages ol15 and 35 I WAID CROSS Jt.ev Ken Wllkll1011 By Edward Sehreck, D 0 'I\l esday 7 30 p m REORGA NIZED CHURCH OF JES US CHRIST OF LAITER DAY SAINTS Port SUTTON Chu h Sth lll 9 mam land Ra clnf' Road W lllam Roush pas!or Mo n n~ 'A or h plO 4~ a m fi sland h rei L nda Evans r hurch sch ool dlreclor S I F'r o" h p d nnrr ll h Car me Church school9 30 a m Mornin g worship hi I Thur I v 6 30 D m IMcG u r£> 10 30 a m Wednesday evPning pra ypr KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST V rnon serviCf>S 7 30 p m Eclr d,gr m n s r Ol vr rSY.an Sund av BETID.EHEM BAPTIST Rl'\ Earl Srhool Sup1 Prr ar h n,g !l 10 a m ra r h Shu iPr pas tor Worship serv iCP 9 30a m Su nd v Sunday Srhool10 30 a m Bible Studv and HO BSON CHRISTIAN UNION Thur prayer service Thursda y 7 30 p m man Durham) past or Sunday service CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION 9 JO a m €'Venlng srrvice 7 30 p m A.L CHURCH Klnf!:sbu ry Road Rt>v Da Prayer meetlna Wed neday 7 30 p m vld Curfman paslor Sunday School 9 30 BEAR WALl 0" RIDGE CHURC H OF a m Ra ph Carl Supt Eventntworship CHRIST Josrp h B Hoskins pas or Bib 7 00 p m PrayE>r meellng Wedn l'Sda y 0 s 9 10 m Mornln11: Wors h p to 30 700pm m E\ nln ~ Wo ship !i 30 p m Thu rsd~:~ LONG BOITOM CHRISTIAN Vernon B biP Stu dv 10 p m Eldrid gE> pas tor \\ allacp Damewood S NE W STTVERSVILL E COMMUNITY S Supt Sund ay School9 30 am Worship CHURCH Sundav School sC'r\ IC(' 9 45 a Sef\ icC' 10 30 a m m \\ ors hip SC'rv C'C' JO 30 a m HYSELL RUN HOLI NESS CHURCH Evan~ li s ic Serv re 7 30 p m W('(! nNt M kr Thompson NC'Y> Hfl C'n WV pas or da v PrayPr mN' inl! 7 30 p m Thu rsdav Sun ll VSC'hool a 9~)am Morn lngwor ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomero) shi p a 10 10 m Sund in pvcn ln g r r Ic C' Han lsonvlll r Rd RobNI Purtf'll m nts Kl p m Thur du\ S('J'\ Ices a 7 3ll p c S 1 C' SlaniC'v S S Sup Bill MI.'EI m ro Asst Sup Sund a \ Schoo 9 30 a m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION Ba ld Worship ~<'rv iCC' 10 :)) a m E\l'•nlng wor Knob ora tt'd M Countv Road :n Rr' ship Sunday 7 p m and Wf"dnNidav 7 p m LaY. rncr Glu esrnca mp pastor R(lv ST JOH N LUTHERAN CHURCH Pln o Ro_g-Pr \\11\ford assl paslor Prmchin g Grovt- Th(' Rf' William M ddl rs v. ar lh sC'rv lcf'S Sund ay 7 30 p m Prawl- m('(' lli JZ p s or Church sr vir£' 9 30 am Sundav Wf<lnrsda 7 30 p m Carv Griff th &hool 10 30 a m lc d C'r You h ~!:roups Sundav C'VE' n nf!; at BRADBURY CHURCH OF" CHRIST 6 30 p m " I h Roj!rr a nd V ol£>1 Willfo d Joh n Wrig-ht p,:~. sl or Sundav School 9 W lf'Jdlr s Commun on SC"f\ icf' first Sund;n m La rrv Ha vnc.>s S S Sup Mornin g C' 1r h mon th " nr hlp 10 30 m WH ITES CHAPEL WESLEYAN RAC INE CHURCH OF" THE NAZA CHURCH Cool\ It RD Rf' Ph liP R RENE R<' l O\d D Gri mm J r pas or dcnour p s or Sun Jav School 9 ~0 a m 0 a Bass Ch:.~ irman oflh PBoa rdofChr s v.o rs h p S<'rv rr 10 10 a m Blb\C' SIUlh ia n I tfC' Sundav School 9 :lO a m Morn n I v. u I p sC' viC'C' WC'dnC'sda y 7 p m In ~ v. orllhip 10 3o 11 m £' angu I c SC'r RUTLAND CHU RC H OF CHRIST ii.'C' 7 00 p m W('(lnf'Sda \o ~(If i«' 7 p m Ma rk Jon('S pa s or B I Nicholson Sun liBERTY CHRISTIA N CHURCH D<'x Jay School ~ up Sundav SC'hool 9: 3(] a m C'r Wood v Call paslm Sf'n Ct"S Sundav Mor n ng Wo h p and Cummu nion 10 30 a 10 a m and 7 p m Wrdnt'Sda y 7 p m m RUTLANDBTBLEMETHO DIST Amo RACINE FIRST BAPTIST S "'" TI ll p or Sonm Hudson sup! Sunda:v i:X'a \f'r Paslor M k(l Swl~pr Sunday Srhool 9 W a m Morn n ~ worship 10 W School Supt Sundav School 9 JO a m m Sundav pvcnln~ serv ce 7 00 p m Morning worsh p 1(] 40 a m Sun dav Wf'dnC'sday sc-rvl cf' 7 p m WM PO pro ('VE'nin ~ \Hlrshtp 7 JO p m Wrdn {'Sday J!r m 9 a m C'a ch Su nda v f'Ven in g Blblr studv 7 JO p m RUTL\ND CHURCH OF" THE NAZA BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH RENE Rf' o" f'll Ford pastor Sund av Bur inJ!:ham Rav l.alKk'rmU pastor. Ro ~ h oo t~ W 1 m Wonhlp s('l"\ cc- 10 30 3 bert C4Y.art asslstanl paslr.r Sundav School m Young pNlpiC' s ~r Ire- ti p m 10 a m worship 7 p.m Wednesday 6 p m E\o nt!: l' s Jcs(lrvl('('6 ~ p m Wrdn rs dav vou h m«' ing WOO 7p.m church S('fV!('('S C'r c"7 p m PI NE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH • MASON CHURCH OF" CHRIST M lit r mil <' off Rl 325 Rev Ben J Wall pa« or ~ Ma nn W V n EuJ:: cn C' L Co!lg(ll ml Rober S pa rl~ S S Sup Sundav ~choo l n ~ C'r Sunday B b!C' S uciv 10 1m Wo !l :\0 u m Mor n ng Worship 10 30 a m h p II m and 7 p m W<'d n<'SdaV B bl<' Sund a V (IVC'n llf! Sf! rv ~{' 7 30 p m Wffi S ud oca\ music 7 p m llf'Sdav serv lcP 7 :m pm liBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Dud SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Lll lr dlnR I :J OC' M ~son W Va I N Tha t-k £' p a ~ or SlrvC' Ll I(' s s Sup! Sund av paslo E Pnin JZ SNV ('(I 30 p m Wo School1 0 a m Morn n~ y, ors p 11 am mens M nisl ry I hu sda \ 9 3Q a m Sund av f'VC'n n ~ worship 7 30 p m Pravf'r W\'d nC'Sday Prn y£>r 111d BibiC' Stud y 7 15 ml'f'ling andBib (IS iudvThu ~dav 7 :lOp pm m You h MN'I ng Wcdn£'5dav a! 7 p.m HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST lN REJO ICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN UNION ThP Rev David - 3R~ N 2nd Avf' Mlddlepor Surl'd1:1v McManis pastor Sunday School9 30 a m School 10 a m ~unday Pv(ln ln g 7 Oil p m Sunday momlng S('I'VIce 11 a m Sun Mid wt'C'k ~<''"' rr wro 7 p m day night service 7 30 Wednesay ~ ay(lr meell n ~ 7 30 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISrJAN CHURCH FAJRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH Lelarl Dallas Jan('y Sunday School Sup! Sunday W Va R l James Lewis pastor Wor School 9 30 a m Sunday Morning Wor shi p Sl'rv lc(ls 9 30 a m Sunday Schoolll ship 10 30 a m Sunday evenlngWorsh !p a m Even tna worship 7 30 p m Tuesday 7 30 J) m Wednesda y evening Prayer oon aae praver meetlnat and Bible Shldy Meeting 7 30 p m 9 30 a m Worship servlcP Wednesda y SYRACUSE CHURCH Of THE NA 730 pm ZARENE R v r. E:'n n M c MIIl n ID S or OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Marv Janlrt" La f'ndrr Su ndav School Walnul and HPn ry Sts Ravm swood W Supl Sunday School 9 :lOam Morn Of! Va Th e Rev Geor~te C Weirick pastor ~ orsh p 10 30 a m E \ an ~rllst r "'~"" N' &J nd aySC hool9 30a m Sunday worship fipm Praw anrlPralsC'Wf'd nl'!'dJ\ 7 p. lla m m You th met" lng 7 p m CA LVARY BIBLE CHURCH localeclon EDEN UN ITED BRETHRE N IN Pomeroy Pik e County R oad~ near Flal CHRIST C Lrs ll r Gillian pastor l'lun woods Rev mackw ood pastor Servl~ dl v Srhoo lfl 00 a m Mornln ~ Wor'ih p on Sundaya!lO 30a m and7 30pm with 11 00 a m Sunda \ f'H'nin ~ SM'\ iCf' 7 00 p Sund ay School9 30 a m Bible Study Wed m WC'dncsdav {'V('O in$l pra\ f' sprv lcf' nesda y 7 30 p m 7 00pm FAITH FELLO\\llHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST St Rl 338 Antiquity Rev HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog cr Watson pastor Crenson Pratt Sunday Fr•nklln Dickena pastor Sunday mom SChool Supt Morning Worship 9 30 a m lng 10 a m Sunday evening 7 30 p m Sunday School to 30 am Even ing ser Thu rsday evenlna7 30 p m viC'f' 1 30 p m SfiVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP MT UNION BAPTIST Donald Shu• TIST CHVRCH Pastor Robert Byers past or Joe Sayre Sunday School Sup Sund ay School 10 am Worship service U Sunday School 9 4~ a m Evening wor a m Sund~y. evening serv ~ 7 30 p m ship 6 .)) p m Pray('r Meet InK 6 30 p m Wednesliay evenlnR serv \~e 7 ::Ill "m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOwoon esday TUPP ERS PLAINS CHURCH or ~TNESS CHURCH Inc 75 Pearl Sl Rev Ivan Myers pastor Roger Manley Sr CHRIST Da.vP Prrnlkp minister Ceryl Sunday School Superintendent SUnday \\PIIs Supt Chu rch SChool 9 a m Wor SChool 9 30 B m Morning Worship 10 30 ship Servi<P 9 ~~ p m a m Evening Worship 7 30 p.m Wed CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA netday Evening Bible Study Prayer and RENE Rev Hprbert Crate pastor Praise service 7 30 p m Frank Riffle sup! Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship Sflrvlce 11 a m and 1 p m CHURCH or JESUS CHRIST APOO \ OL!C - VanZandl 1nd Ward Rd Elder :ilnda y Wednesda y 7 p m Prayer meet lng a meo Miller pallor ~nday Sdlool 1 0 30 a m Worship Service Sunday 7 30 I LA UREL CL IFF FREE METOODIST m Bible Study, Wednesday 7 30 p.m CHURCH David Bell pa!lor Rober! E POMEROY WESLEYAN HOUNESS Barton DlrPCior of Christian Education arrl9onville Road Rev Dewey Kine Slevr Eblin assistant SundaySdtool9 ~ astor Cllatoo Faulk Sunday School a m Momtna worship 30 am Teena upl Sunday Sehool 9 30 a m morning InAction 6p m Evening Worship 7 30p Norshlp 11 am Sunday tvenlnr service m wmn~day evl'nlng prayer and Bible r 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday study 7 30 p m Choir practice Thursday 130pm 1 pm SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST non Pentecostal Worship tervlce SUnday Charles Ru s.-11 Sr mlnlsrer Rick Ma 10 am SuDday School U a m Eveni'l.g comber sup! Sunday School 9 l} a m worship service 7 00 p m Wedn .. day Worship service 10 30 am Bible study prayer meetlnl 7 110 p m 7 ~ pm M n s Plav('r Breakfast W lot'S 1: v m G It(!' cJ; » 204 (ondor St Pomeroy, OH -· y • 992-2975 Alsn~g, In~. Across from tht Courthou11 POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 lill Out<ktl and Ruth Ann y..,n•• By Lou Horvath I~N:~:CH~;R~~lSiii,.T,Corr :i~H~U.RCH ed nRobert Texas Ct Rt Loca 82 Re\ Jeff Holter lay \eader """""·Sunday School Supt Sunday I 11 S E Momortal Dr 992 2104 church 10 30 gam t'Venlng ~J~~~~i-~;;a;;: m mornin worship and service on the second and a t 7 30 p m Chris! an En on firsi and lhlrd Su ndays at 7 30 p m \\ £'dn£>sday prayer meeting and Bible stu dy 7 30 p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Located on 0 J While Road of Highway 160 Pal Hcnsoo pastor Sund ay School 10 for all ages Junior Church 11 worship 11 a m Adu I Sunday Young Peo rch and Ad ull Bible 570 Grant with Sou thern Bryan Sr Ml a m Morning Evenin g worship 7 p m ev(lning B ble stud y and prayer meeting 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST St Rl 124 and Co Rd 5 Mark S£'evers min Is ter Sunda y School Supt Har!Y Hen drlcks Sunday School 9 30 a m Morn ing worship 10 30 a m EvE>nlng wo rship 7 p m Wednesday worship 7 p m ST PAU L LUTHERAN CHURCH ComPr Sycamort- and Second Sts Po meroy Thr Rev William Mlddlcswarlh pstor Sundav SChool 9 45 a m Church servh.•£' ll a m SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr Anthon y Giannamore Ph 992 5898 Satur day Eveninf Mass 7 30 p m Sund ay Ma ss 8 a m and 10 a m Confessions CJIE' half hou r befO rf' each Mass CCD classrs 11 a m Sunda y VICTORY BAPTJST 525 N 2nd Sl Middleport James E KeeseE> paslor Sunday morn in~ worship 10 a m Even lnf! service 7 p m Wednesday rventn~ worsh p 7 p m VIsit a! on Thursday 6 30 pm MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Char II'S Norr s pastor Sunday School 10 a m worsh p serv lcP 11 a m Sund a\ n gtl r \I. Orsh p SE'fVIC£' 7 30 p m Mldwet>k pray('r sprvice 7 30 p m Thursda y UVTNG WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD- Gllbf'rl Sp('n crr pa s or Sun dav Srhool 9 30 am Morning sPrvlce 10 OO a m Sunl1 v c c nln~ sc n rc .. OOp m Mid \H'C'k pravrr N lf" WNint'Sdav pm MT OLIVE COMM UN ITY CHURCH La" rn c0 Bush pa s or M nx Fo mC'r ~r Sup SundavSchool and Mor n ngWors h p !l 30 m Sundav <'V<'nln$!' SC'r c 7 p m Youlh mee ln R a ul B bl Sludv Wt>d nes dav p m UNJTE D FAITH CHURCH Rt 7 on Po mC'ro Bv Pass Rr Oav d W sf>man ~r pa slor Mrl In Drakr S S Sup Su nd v SC'hool9 30 a m .J Mornin g Wor«h p JO 30 Evrn n ~ Wors hip 7 :lfl p m W '<in<'Sdav Prayr SC'r icC' 7 fl p m FAITH B\PTIST CHURC H Rail ro ad S M a~on Sund avSrhoo 10 a. m Morn In~ \I. Orsh p ll m Ev(ln Of! srr Cf' np m Pray(' m f' 1 n~ and Bib C' ~ udv wro ncsd v p m FOREST RUN BAPTIST Rr Nvlr Borden p lfl Co n£>1iu s Bunch sup Sund a~ Schon 9 :10 a m Sf'rond a nd Field Representative We ve been getting a lot of questions lately from people who have received mall concerning Social Security These unsoll cited mailings fall into two categories The first offers membership in an organization which alleges to lobby your Social SE-curity Inter es ts to Congress For a fee or dues of course The other Is that old service approach offering to assist you In getting a Social SE-curity card or an earnings record Again there Is a fee Involved Neither of these activities is conducted under the author!~ of the Social Securlly Administra lion Neither category of sol!cita tlon Is operated by a government agency no matter how official the envelope or letterhead may look They are designed to appear very official Veterans Memorial Hospital MT HERMON UNIT ED BRETHR.EN Pomt"'J m M'T MORIAH BAPTIST Four h and Main Sl Middlt:'porl Rrv Gllber Crfl g: Jr pa tor M s Ervin Baumgardn£'r Sunda Sth oo Sup Sun davSchoo 9 30a m Wor~ hip Srr IN' 10 4~ m SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF" CHRIST Josf'ph B Hoskins eva nJZC'I st Sun day B b r Sludv 9 a m Y.: o sh p 10 a m Sun ,. dav f'Ven lng sen lr(' G p m W >dn('S(Ia y rHn ln g srr Ire 7 p m PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY Ra clnr R 124 Wll Hm Hob r k past n Sundav Srhool 10 a m Sundav c r ni ng srrvlc£> 7 p m \\ C'd nesday f'Vf'n ln,g scr\ C(' 7 p m CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chea dle Sup! Sunda :y School 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 JO a m Prawr SC'T\ cr all ern ale Sundays MIDDLEPORT P ENTECOSTAL Third A R£>v Clark Bak(lr pas or Carl No ngham Sund av Srhonl Sup Sundav School 10 m "I h c I !'> S£' fm I agf'S EvC'nlne C'f\ CP tti pm Yt<'dncsdavBI b r~ l(h 7 10pm You h SE'r ICC'SFrl da 1 lOp m ECCLES LA FELlOWSHIP 12N Mill St Mldd rpor1 Bro h<'r Chuck Mc Phecson p or Sund \ Schoo 10 a m Sundav r <'nln.est v t'~ a pm andWctln f"S OO V I c I NF \S F: SETTI f.MF.NTCHURCH Sun f noon r c -s a 2 :lO Thu sda y nm .ct s( r i< C' 7 l( w Ri Mu rph Sun lavS hoo 10 m ~unci C'\ f'n ng 30 p m PraH' mN' ng m B bit s ludv Y\ ('(lo C's ILly 7 ~ pm J \oOO ~f"leO!TY' llUTI AN OF"RfEWIII BAPTIST SJ rm ~~ R(' P u T tvlo p ;~ s or ~un d Sthoo 10 m Sund VC' l'nlng7 OOp m \\ '(inr I v r nlnJ! prav r m 'f'flng 7 00 V P pm SOUTH RFTHEI Nf " TF.STAMENT ' CHURCH ~ r r R lg 0 nl' S\Mn lck r p n Sun Ia\ Sc hoo l 9 m \\ orsh p Sf"r CC' 10 m Sunda C' V rn in ~ r c 11 p m W<'d nrscbv n i ~ h Bib (t ucl v 7 ()(om Security numbers on the federa l Income tax return the number service mailings have greatly increased The provision does not apply this year but will be applicable for tax returns filed In 1988 This service Is the same type offered to bndes to be and recently married women regard ing name changes on their Social Security cards A lee is unneces sa ry because Social Securl!y provides both the card and the se rvice lor free What you get from your live or ten dollars Is a typed application from the ser vice and the adv1ce to contact your Social Security office to complete the process At Social Security we want you to carefully examine any such mail solicitations before yo u send any money to the organlza t!on or service Check with your Soc1al Security office first - you just might save a few bucks By WILLIAM C TRO'IT Untied Press International MAD MUDD Roger Mudd is so bitter about NBC canning his 1986 news show thai he s switching to PBS s MacNeil Lehrer NewsHour Mudd joins Robert MacNeil and Jim Lehrer March 1 and will conlrlbute essays and develop new programs and special series Mudd and NBC settled his contract which guaran teed him more than $1 million a year until 1990 aft er NBC dropped 1986 because of lous; ratings- a move Mudd said showed the network was more interested in prol!ts th an news He says he won t have that problem wllh MacNeil and Lehrer 1 believe we s hare the same prlorllles Mudd said News comes before the numbers and the fairness comes before the flash In other news bu siness news Charles Gibson Is get ling David Hartman s spot on Good Morning America bul he s only getting a quarter of Hartman s salary Hartman who Is giving up his full lime anchor duties Feb 20 made$2 million a year and Gibson will be getting $500 000 co mpared wilh co anchor Joan Lunden s $700 000 SKINN\ ACTRESS Vlcto ria Princi pal was Ihe target of a snide comment from a Missouri sta te legislalor on the same day she ann ounced she was leavmg Dallas Principal wen I 10 J efferson City Mo Wednesda y to urge a legislative commiltee lo approve a bill thai would allow by Dallas Morning News sporls columnist David Casstevens to pick winners of NFL ga mes He eas!lv beal exper ienced sports writers and his four week record of 33 22 1 prompted 1he writers lo nickn ame him Kanda the Creal The lhree maj or television nl'tworks all JOurneyed to Ihe zoo for Interviews Kanda also ap peared on TV s Thai s Incred1 ble The NFL Today and Good Morning America and on Paul Harvey s radio show Dallas Zoo officials hope their ape will learn to be Kanda Ihi' Gorilla rather the Jimmv lhe Greek eventually becoming man.nerly enou gh lo ret urn to Dallas lo lake par i in a gorilla breeding program By DELTHIA RICKS UPI Science Writer LOS ANGELES ( UPll -Las I year a computer artist cl~lmed the Mona Lisa was a self portrall of Da Vinci but a doc lor says now that the famous lace Is truly thai of a woman- whose bemused smile may indicate a disorder associated wilh pregnancY. Dr Kedar Adour an eye ea r Comforting thought Banner construction Pomeroy 1s an old nver town Ills In th e bend of the beautiful Ohio River II has a unique courthouse a few miniparks lots of old buildings with some falling down There arc two stop light s downtown a parking lot along the river and no slreels th ai cross as says Ripley s believe II or not Coming in from Minersville al night you can see lights shining on the rivrr In the daytime 11 doesn I look like much but at dusk and alter dark when Ihe lights are turned on It is a lovely sig ht These lights don I make any noise bul they shine and glow At a distance your eves can see the street lights and overhead on one of Pomeroy s hills stands a silent but glowing witness a lighted cross It stands out atop thai hill keeping vigil over the bend of the river from dusk to dawn A warm glowing witness that lets us know we are not alone on this earth in our homes nor on our streets God is present All lhe earth may be silent before the Lord bul that cross aglow with lights is shining and bearing witness lor hoUI s on end silently No bells no sirens no cannons jusl a silent witness that we are not alone Overhead someone Is watching looking down on us planned by group I l Plans for making banner• for the Lenten season and Easter were discuased by the Rev Melvin Franklin at a recent meeting of lhe Rock Springs Unlled Hethodlst Women held at Ihe church The group made a donation to Sl na Cara home for bo\S In Athens Count\ which will also serve residents of Meigs County Officers reports were given by Ann Mas h Sharon Folmer for Trecle Abbott and Tracey 0 Dell The meeting opened with group singing of In Times Like These and At Calvary Devotions entitled New Beginnings were given by Thelma Jeffers Mrs 0 Dell Dorothy Jeffers Linda Foster Mrs Mash Belly Dill and Beuna Grueser Sharon Folmer reJtd Perfect ing Prayer requests from the sick and shu tins were taken and Sharon Folmer had the prayer Others attending were Helen. Blackston and Betty Will The next meeting will be Feb 10 at the church Mrs Grueser gave the blessing nose and lhroat speclallsl said the world s most famous half s mile may have been caused by a condition known as Bell s palsy that occurred during pregnancy contradicting I he computerized theory that Mona Lisa Is rea lly Leonardo Da Vinet In drag Adour reported in THursday s Issue ol P.hyslclan s Weekly that the lace In the painting shows a classic complication of Bell s palsy a type of facial paralysis that usually occurs suddenly and Is eharacterlzed by a swollen nerve behind an ear The Oakland physican said he oftenseesthemaladyinpatients he treats probably Her facial nerves degenera underwent partial tlon on the left side then regeneraled causing contraclure he saida muscle Thai would explain why her smile Is a little higher on lhe !ell and her left eye narrower than her rlghl The cause ol Bell s palsy is unknown but lis onsel IS so rapid that some people develop com plete facial paralysis wiThin a few hours In severe cases those afflicted with the unus ual di s order are inca pable of closing the eye neares t the alfecled nerve Some victims of Bell s exp<' rlence Involuntary cry ing crocodile tears- but doctors are able to distin guish 1he disorder from of her types of facial para ly sis because facial weakness usually Involves an eye Adour suggesled lhat Mona Lisa developed Bell s palsy dur lng pregnancy beca use expec lant molhers and women who have been pregnant before are Barnnger ntrns ftve J<Ss 1ca Irene Ba r ringer re cent!\ observed he1 flflh b1r lh da\ with a parlv al Ihi Skate a Way Rink hosted b; her pa renl s Donnie and Kalhv Barringer Allendlng were Kelih Whl llatch Rob and Kell y Miller Josh Kofl Ernie Ferra Lou Ama nda and MilCh Barringer Pal Cind y Penny r tl sy and Pa tnck Aeiker Jackie Cory and Shan non Whrllalch Joy 81an non Mike Jody and Jennifer Goeg lem Chris and Mic helle Barn nger Rh ond a Gibbs Hea th er Kev m and Florence Goff L1da Chevdhcr ~a n et an d Amber Ba ker Kerry Kalil; Peggy and l<errle Hetzer Bob Joan Robm Myllssa and Sara Ba rringer Na ncy and Greg King Susa n Darlen e Ba um Daniel I Linda and Daniel II Young Palnck Ba rrln ge1 Ka lie Na ncv Mary and Pall y Nalley G1fls were presenled by those named and V ckl Woods who was una blr to allend Mrs Carl Moore and Mrs Jell Wilson spent Sunday In Water lord with their cousin Will Mason They also visited In Beverly with Mrs Mason who Is confined to a nursing home there Btrthday party held Ralph Webb recelly enter talned with a dinner In obser vance of the birthday of his wile Cora at the McCoy Res1aurant at Ripley W Va Attending were Mr ad Mrs Orlan Roush Ra cine and Peggy Nixon Logan Rt, 7 & 143 l 1 Harrisonville area news reported Mr and Mrs Danny Voun ~ have moved lnlo lh!' Riggs prop<'rly Mrs Freda Mahr Florida ca lled herr due to the dea lh of hPr brolher Is sta ylngwllh rc lallves Mrs Harry Lyons and son spent a lew da ys wllh their grandmolher Lola Cla rk recently Mrs Slella Aikins Mrs Joan Mahafrv ad Helen Faires al tend ed Easlcrn Star School of lnstrucll on In Palaskala a nd Columbus Frida y and Salu rday fhe Lend A Circle mel Tues day eve nin g at VIrginia Gibso n s wllh lhirlee n members and lwo guesls presenl CANDY WORKSHOP AT OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS MAIN ST. THE POMEROY EAGLES CLUB 10 A.M. 'Til 4 P.M. THE WOLF BAND Fll., JAN. 30-1·11 SAT., JAN. 31-9·1 DISC JOCICEY Members & Gueau Onl FRIDAY Come 1n and let Jont, Dot or Dee show you how to make candy for your favonte Valentine. Nom• Cook1d lun'h I. Dln"" $pulelt D•llg Homemade Ptes • Soup - Chth 11 AM to6~0PM S111itg '1 Sp•~l•l Southern Fritd Chicken ................. $4.50 Muhld Poteton / Or•vv Homem1de Noodle• S1l1d Roll 7 DAYS •• Chocolate Covered Chtrnes, Coconut Bon Ions, Peanut Iutter Cups /1'1 Fu11 111d E11 To Do & SATURDAY Rac,ne, Ohia St POMIIO. MON., FEB. 2 SAT., FEB. 7 h Proud To Present Just Outside Pomeroy KOUNTRY KITCHEN RESTAURANT OPEN l Sunday School attend ance Jan vere chesl pains ua ry 18 was 25 church attend Marguerite Slrarns 1Nurnod a nee 25 On Januar; 25 Sund 1y horn e afl er a visit to her fa ther Sc hoo l atte ndance was 30 John Lewellen A1 iw na Mr church attendance l R Lewellen Is 92 and Is noI we ll Icy Tay lor returned to Hickory Mrs WIIbN Pat ker 1t1endeO Cree k Nur§j!J'!(' Home The Ihe 50ih wedding anniversary of Plains -at.lef a sta y in Hocki ng Ruby and Edward Baer al SPnlor Valley Hospital Nelsonville Citizens Pomeroy Ja nu a ry 18 Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brooks She also visited Pear l Rand ol ph al home and Eli zabet h Hayes at received word th at their son Pvl Robert Brooks a rrlved in Frank Velera ns Memoria l Hospit al furl Germany where he Is Ellzabelh Hayes spenl several working on heavy equlpmenl and days at Ihe home of her cousin receiving lnstrucllon In Ge rm an Ruby Bu rke Mrs Burke had ih() Allred UMW will not hold mi sfor tune lo break hrr lei( meetings In Janu ary or Febru J anuary 21 ary Members are advi sed to Pearl Ra ndolph enlrred Pome keep a record of Iheir sick ca ll s lo roy Hra llh Carr Ce n1c1 lanuary report In March 26 HN slslel Bralrlcr B1 nlz James Kell y returned horn e who has br('n slav ing wllh her Sunday Januat y 18 after spend trturnrd to hrt homr In I ancas ing several days In St Joseph s IPr Jan 27 Hospital Parkersburg with se This Week's Specials FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th CHUCKWAGON SANDWICH PLAnER ... $229 Allrl' J4llcy VIII Pttttlt H 1t1os (St... frlotl M4 ............ PH. 949-2324 Moores VISit W1lson but he fi gures the controversy Is a good sign The 12 hour show which begi ns Feb 15 takes a look at life In the. United States after a Sov iet takeover The ttghl wing Is mad The lcfl wing Is mad • • Ur ic h says We must hav~ l; done something rlghl Some of the cnllclsm before II Is \ iewed In It s entirely and some of v. hal 1hr; a1 c sa; ing al mosl bo1ders on cens01 ship , This may sound Ike fl ag~ • waving and a lillie naive but I : think all good dr rm 1 begins with Ihe wh a1 If and I ca n t lhlnk of a more pro, o<ative , topic I GLIMPSES Don fohns on s 1 ex wife gels lnl o lhr Mwm1 VIce acl thiS spring Melanie Grlffilh star of So mel hlng Wild is cas I as a high cla ss madam who IS ali t acled to Sonny Crockell and get s caught up In mu• de John son who was mar ried to Grllfllh briefly nin e yea rs ago dl1 ee ls Ihe show Alnandrr Halg say s he will decide on t pres idential bid soml'llme n , the next t\\o months The form er secretary of slate who Is on a 1wo da1 Itip lo Singapore says if ci<'C ied hl!r -. firs I order of business v.lll be a bala nced federa l budget Grammv winning pop slnge1 James Ingram has a nev. daughi CI Jahn1( lng1am wc1g hed '> pounds nd I • ou nces whl n she w rs bo t n Tuesda y 11Holl\wood P cs by fer ian Hospllal Ingram and his wife Debbie have thrcr other chlld1 en - Jasmine 10 Jennilr1 6 a nd I tS on l MIZWA J TAVERN f~a~m~o~ng~t~h~ e ~m~o;st~li~ke;l~y;to~d;e;ve;lo~p;~;;;N~IG~H;T;9;t;o;l==~ disorder 3rd & Pearl people Ia use Medicaid funds to pay for certai n kinds of ar thrllls medicine The talk by Principal who Is the national campaign chalrwo man lor Ihe Arthrllis Founda lion musl have been effectivf' because the measure wa s passed by a 7 2 vole But Rep Todd Sm1th was unhappy We re shoving this thing through jus I beca use some skmny aclress In a strelch limousine comes here he said Principal had Indeed shown up In a white stretch limou sine that had been pro vlded bv a limo sevice ow ned by another lawmake r Prlncl pal who Iurns 37 F.tlday also announced shew as ending her nine year stint as Ihe long suffering Pam Ewing on Dal las aft er Ihis season She wanls to pursue other aclmg roles ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE COUP The coup al tempt in the Philippines had a cerlaln show biz flair to II When not shoullng lnstruc lions abo ul surrender ing go ver nm c nt loudsp ea kCI s played Paul Anka love songs lo Ihe mutinous soldiers holed up In a Manila television slalion The rebels mea n "'h1le found l!fes lze pielures of Manlyn Monroe and Clark Gable m the s1at1on wrolr pro ICbell lon slogans on Ihem a nd di splay< d I hem lo photographers LIVING IN AM ERIKA Ro berl Ur ich one of the slars of Amerlka does n I under sland why evervone ls so up In arms about the mini series Alfred Sunday School attendance announced Jessica Irene Barringer Mona Lisa portrait may J?Ortray • pregnant women, says artist SERMONE'ITE This Is a comforting thought for all who Iravel It is also a comfort lor lhe lonely lhe tired and the worried That cross stands as a sentry just shining on Allghtthat turns our eyes and thoughts heavenward We lift our eyes onto th~ hills from whence comes our help As long as we can see that glowing cross above the river we re not alone God is near watching us comforting us and letting us know we are not alone God is present holding us near to Himself May the blessing of that cross Christ light your days and your nights - Pll81or William Mlddteswarlb, Melp County Lutherans The first type of ma!1!ng seems to give the impression that Social Security will not continue with out an extensive (and expensive) lobbying effort Your dues or fee wm supposedly fund that under taking Before you send any money read the flyer carefully You may be able to become a member or have your views ex pressed withou t paying anything More imporlantly don t be mislead into thinking that you must belong to the organization in order to receive Social Secur lt y benefits or coverage Only the Social Security administration credits your covered earnings and determines benefit ellgibll ity and amount No organiza tiona! membership is needed for the protection you ve earned for you and your family With the recenlly passed tax reform requirement that depend enls age live or older have Social DALLAS (UPil - Kanda the clals are concerned that Kanda gorilla beat veteran s ports wri raised by humans after his ters at picking the winner s of pro molher died lacks gorma social football games but Dallas Zoo skills officials hope a trip to Colorado They wan ted him to be a will make a monkey out of the gorilla and nol a sporls writer 4 year old great ap e zoo spokeswoman Victoria We want him lo behave like a Furber sa id gorilla sa1d Joe Christman For one thing she said Kanda mammal zoologlsl for the Dallas s tares back at people who look at Zoo him So 1wo zoo keepers loaded But when a gorilla sta res at Kanda In a craie stocked It with another gori1!a II s considered a few lavorlle toys and his aggressive she sa id blanket and drove him off to He s always been the golden school at 8 a m Thursday child In the gori1!a world he has Officials say Kanda wm get to learn that he can I always be special tutoring from four other l!rsllor food Olher animals may gor !Bas at Cheyenne Mountilln come flrsl depend ing on their Zoo In Colorado Sprmgs Colo to stalus lea rn to live with other apes Kanda s status soared when he Chrlslman and other zoo off! was challenged three yea rs ago OOpm F"l RST BAI I 1~1 C'H l R\H M I SOn like drug This helps control the disease s symptoms Usually a high protein low milk diet Is In order This strict diet reduces excessive sllmula lion of the colon If a patient lacks vitamins or Iron these nutrients are also Included in the diet Even when medication and diet are used to control Crohn s disease many patients require surgery to alleviate com plica lions such as obstructions or abscesses Some pallents require nutrillonal supplements with In Ira venous therapy which can sometimes lead to long hospital stays Crohn s disease Is a chronic condition that Is rarely cured Although people with Crohn s disease can lead a normal life they must always watch for symptoms such as fever a decrease in appetite or changes in bowel habits Tl)ese sy mptoms signal a recurrence which mus1 be treated with intensive ther apy 7JJO wants Kanda to be gorilla not successful football prophet pm ANT IQUI1 'II BAPTJST KC'nnNh Smilh p s or Sun ' School Y 30 a m rh u ch s c ~pm uhfr lo" shpli30p m Bib (" SIU d\ Thu sd v 30 p m FUll (OS PEl l iGHTHOlliE 3304o H nd Ho Pomf'rov Tom KriJv pas 01 D nn l mbC'rl S S Supt Sundr~ v mo nln g S f I 1 m m Sund 1\ ('vcn n~,.: so'\ cr ~ O pm 1uN-I va ndThurs d SC'"\ IC'C'S l 7 ICl] m WORD Of F\ IT H !H M I S M dd l£' pn Sun I m rnln,:! P I (' lA l !i m Sund f' C'n ng 7 lO fhu rsda momln.e Bb C' tu v 10 m \\ f'dnN>da r rn mg 7 10 p m NF: I\ HAl f.N rH URCH OF THE NA ZARF.t\ F RC' ( Pndon S!rood paslor Sund S( hoo ~ 30 m Wor h1p rn icP 1 \( m You h s£>r 1 Sundav li 15 p m Sun I f' n n;:: srrv l('(' 00 p m WC'd nN( I P 1v r Mr(' ln .e nd Bib (I S ud y I Question What causes Crohn s disease• Auwer The reason lor Crohn s disease Is unknown Doctors suspect thai a weak Immune system may trigger II Some research also suggesls that a virus may be the culprll Question How is Crohn s dis ease detected• Answer Doctors can usually identify Crohn s disease alter performing a colonoscopy (In serllng a tube with a lighted end through the rectum and Into the colon) and a biopsy removing andexaminlngasmallpartofthe colon) Doctors may also X ray the colon and small intesllne and perform an endoscopy This procedure allows doctors to view the entire colon using a colonoscope Question One drug frequently used to control Crohn s disease is sulfasalzlne a combination of a sulfa antibiotic and an aspirin ·~ --People in the news 1Social Serurity mailings fall under ~ twn categories: membership, service GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES The Dally Senttnei- Page::q Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio Crohn' s disease often misdiagnosed @o~ a--a.m.. Metits Counrv ~ Old( H Fl "~' " li Locus!& Beech Slreel 992 9921 Pomeroy FRANCIS FLORIST TED PKESIVTERIAN IIINL'!TRY OF 11EIIl8 COUNI'Y ;:a ELLIS & SONS SOtiiO Church & Ofhce Supplies H Mill 51 Friday, January 30, 1987 m = A WEEK Wln1er Houra Mon thru Frl 8 30 1 m to 7 p m Saturday 8 30 1 m to 4 00 p m Sund8y 7 30 1 m to 2 30 p m ,_CHico 51Mocor ... • _. SoniiiWitlt llollclovt Yofor lo c.lo Slow Moco•OIII,..... or oniMIIIII•I SUNDAY, FEBRUARY ht ALL YOU CAN EAT $ 2 CHICKEN DINNER ................................ 4 5 • IIOMICOOUD FAM.Y mil Ylllty l1•m••lll CllldiM (AI YM C. letllorwlll Wltlt......,. ,.,.,_, O...y • - .._ wltlt . . . . , _ A4etlottorlll lol or 1o llltctolt - Coffoo, ... lotlt fttlhly ....... lA s-11 loft May lo SooiNtit.tlll for Coffttl I••• •• loceff""''"' WE ALSO SERVE BREAKFAST '"'* I , ,, TIY OUI HOWIIH SAUSAOI GIAVY AIID IISCUITS OPEN MON THURS 9 7 SAT 10 8 SUN 10 7 lKerbauglfs nf Qlftrntrr IISTAUIANT 101117 �•• • Friday, January 30, 1987 I Friday, January 30, 1987- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pjge-8-The Daily Sentinel 4 r~-~~-i-n-al-is-ts-m-·is_s_gr_a_n_d_p_r-iz-e~--_;_----Ohio Briefs:-----..,;i....------------,·.' tUPI ) -Six llnalisls who spu n the Cincinnati hE'alth department ordered the raccoon put to death. But this week's city council resolution urges the health " West Virginia lottery insta nt jac kpot whee l Thursday ali missed the $501 000 grand prize ,, Joan Lambert of Copper City Bottom In Wvomlng County and • Brian Hopson of Thelma, Ky , won $10,000 each Thursday Velma Dav1s of E lkin s and Rufus Green of C harles ton won department to rescind the death sentence The person bitten by the raccoon has taken rabies shots and Is not In any danger City Council member Steve Chabot said the raccoon Is not a threat to socie ty and said council members used com mon sense In urging t hat th e racoon 's life be s pared , CHARLESTON, W . Va Ex-Celeste aide lined for perJ'ury J' $5,000 each Irene Adair o!Barnesville, Ohio, and Jerry Phillips of Belin g ton won $2,500 each . The j ac kpot will be $082.000 n ext week Anti-smoking activist gears up "' CINCINNATI (UP!) -A Cmclnnatl antl·smoktng crusader has declared war on smoking The director of the Greater Cmcinnati Coalition on Smoking a nd Health, Abron Leichtman, says the ultimate weapon In fighting smoking is 'sustained publlc outrage " Leichtman says his organization' s goals are to help s mokers break the habit, preve nt youngsters from starting to smoke and to keep Indoor a1r free of smoke . H e says health and lhequalitv of life will Improve If smoking Is curtailed ' Indictment returned in shooting ~. LEBANON iUPI> - Warre n County prosecutor Timothy Oliver c harges that Anthony Mcintosh acted alone In the s hooting death of a police officer last week Th E'" prosecu tor m a de h1s remarks after a Warren Co unty grand jury Indic te d Mc intosh this week on a charge of aggrava ted mu rder If convicted, Mcintosh could receive the deal h penalty Mcintos h claims a no t h er man s hot Morrow police officer Jeffre~ Phe glev on Jan 21 But Oliver says an Investigation •• "" 1. • '· Phone call suspect detained The pollee of!ICN was s hot after he had stopped Mcintosh for .,,.a I raffle ViOla tion. a uthorities said Mcintos h, being held m lieu G• Of $1 million bond, Is ex p ec ted to go on tnallate this summer A Raccoon wins city's pardon C IN C IN NAT I ! UP II- By a 6 J vote, Cmclnnat1 Cily Council members have decided that "Chatter" the raccoon should be pardoned , 'C haltl'r, ' owned b y Car l and Barbara Uebelacker of C m c mna11 , b11 a vetcrmary ass istant las t year and the •• "I'.om Furnlthed apt 919 Second Gallipol11 11 50 Ut1lltin pd Single male, thare bath 448 4418 alter 7pm Seart Kenmore dishwather for Plrtl. 304·876 ·441 3 6 Lost and Found Found At the eorntr of 3rd It Porttble 1gn1t1on •v•tem !frombackofred4x4truck) Call Ul\lt 814· 441 101B Ftiund Pek1n111, black and 1\f'OWn No collar Found Jan 27 n:tar Sterid Helrt Church Cal 814· 992·7381 F d oun January 27th tn PomerOv. Ht of keva Claim at Tha S tnttnel office sit of keye lott Stturdey In P*'" ...y Cat1814-992· 7227 Ldtt In Stlvert'l111e lftl Large cpme dog 1' old Famtly p~ Lookt like Lllaate An1wer• t(iCh1co Plea•• call Ryan E\flnl att814·843 5191 Lo"Jon 19 Ohio. The store ts expected to be fmlshE'd m time for the opening of v••• 1989. • 9' Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 .. Read th2 Best Selr2r ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL Automotive Repair & Service ~omtroy TUNIUPS to TRANSMIS~ONS CALL 992·7 403 Apt. St. At 33, Pomoroy, OH. HOlliS: Tuo.-Woti.·Fri. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. S.nday: 1 p.m.· 7 p.m. ly Chanco or Appoontmont 114-1 mo CARPENTER SERVICE CUSTOM I YILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Public Notice Real Estate General ' NOTICE OF ' APPOINTMENT OF :: FIDUCIARY Q1' Jonuery 12. 1987. m the Me•u• County Prob1t1 Court, C11e No 25400. JoMII D ' Goins. 1028 lee StrHt Ztnesvllle, OH 431o1. was tppotnted Exe cufO'r of the e1111e of Pauline R lenttey. dectued.ltte of P 0 Box 102. Rulltnd. DH 41;.;175 Robert E Buck Probate Judge Lenil K Neonlrood, Clert. 11) ") 6 , 23. 30. 3tc I, " Real Estate General - 218E ZndSt. Phone 1 · 1814)-992-332& I • NEW LISTING - 6 y1 old one lloor 3 BR ho me 1n Rut land sw1mm1ng pool, sa te! hie d1sh . e iec BB heat w1lh woo<lburne r & !~replace. 2 full baths range. 1elngera tor dishwa sher catpehng& s undeck $<19 500 M&DERN - 21h baths 3 BR• central a~r & heal, ra)lge. relngerat or, disposal, c a~petmg, lg lam1ly rm w1th llreplace full basement 2 car garage, 2 pat1os and landscaped lot $130 000 66, ACRES - All mmerals about 2 m1~s wesl ol Rut land 1n Sect1on 25 POJIEROY - ,9 rm 2 st01y w~h 2apts modern kitchen natural gas, FA furnace ca• pe~ng. garage carport and 2 lofa near Kroger's MODERN - 3 BRs, I~ formal d1mng. dbl oven range, birch k1tchen, gas F A furnate, $<19 00 budge~ lnSIIIaled dbi carport sw1m pool and pn· vacy tn Middleport One fl001 plan $67,500 .6 ACRES- On Owl Hollow Ad 1n Orange Township SOme old bidgs Mmerals, 11~es &)lotlom land 2.good spols lor Jra11ers or houses TROUBLE SELLING? CALL BRUCE 992·3325 II ' ' II ' Ill 'i H• .lclqu.lll,·; ·. ! PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CAllS 4-16·'86 lfn .... ;.~~~= 0. 992-2259 SYRACUSE - Smgle floor plan new e•lenor pamt. 7 rooms, laundry and bath, detached 2 car garage c1ty water and se.wage, lrUit trees. llower bed s. shrubs garden space 29 aCie Must See' $49,900 00 BEECH STREET 4 Reasonable Pnm" POMEROY Ehmmale mamlenance wrth th1s b11ck ranch house 3 bedrooms i'h baths f1r~ place, basement garage, on appro11malely I acre of rand New root, large mce liVIng room, modern kitchen and bath $35,000 00 POMEROY - In t own but secl uded ApproXImately 12 acfes ol woods House need s some work Pnced lo sell at $9 800 00 - Addons •nd remodel•no - Rooflne •nd gutter work - Concrete work - Piumb~ng 1nd eltclrlcel work iFrH Estimates} V. C. YOUNG IR 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pam~ray; Ohio ~ · IS '86ft MILLS ELECTRIC UKE DIAMONDS COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 614-992-3023 1- u. 11-llllt ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY •ZENITH •STLYAIIIA •SPEED QUEEN IAUNDIY •GIBSON ltiFIIGEAATOR •SATELUTt SALIS I SER'IIC£ Used Car or Fix Your Old One TV & APPLIANCE CHEml-915·3307 2s( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO ,MAKING HAMMERED LAMP SHADES • 222 E. Main, Pomeroy PH. 992-2228 4PM 'Tii11PM Sunday thru Thursday Friday & Saturday 4 P M 'Til 1 30 A.M PIZlAS, SUIS PIZZAIREAD Roger·Hysell Garage II. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Trut•l••l•• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6 · 17·tfc CAN BE PURCHASED DAlY AT THE PAIL Y SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. on 6:30P.M. Factory 12 C~o Gaugo Sholgtlls Only 10· 1-tln G&M TV REPAIR 49135 St. lt. I 24 lodllt, Ohio 45771 SERVICE VINYl & AlUMINUM SIDING •lnsul attOn •Storm Doors •Storm W1ndows •Replacement Windows • New Roof1n g ' We can repiir and Illcore r1d11tors and heater cores. We can also actd boil and rod out radiators. Wealso repair Gu Tanks. PAT HILL FORD "FilE ESTlMA115" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1-19-'17-1 mo. USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1 - 13-lfc MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Typet of Excavotlng •Londocoping •Beumenta •Sewage Byttomo •Wetor & Get Unoa •Wotor Will Drilling •Trucking 985-3561 All Makea •Welhert •DIIhWIIherJ •Rth~lrltors •Dryer• •freezer• PARTS and SERVICE Call: 742-2407 1·16-'17-lma 4 S.llc NOW $S3.'11Xl 00 Kl NGSBURY ROAD - ApproXImately 143 acre horse farm House needs repau. barn, horse corral, free gas to house 3 011 &gas welk available fo1 purchase. (not priXIuc· 1ng at pJesent timel. All m~ net* Mk 01 details lite wells PRICE REDUCED MAKE OFFER $47,500 00 on Henry E. C1tllltd, Jr. HH111 J11n TruiHtl ..... Mt-IW o,ttil r.......... M2·!16t2 Olflct ................ 992-2251 190 MUlBERRY AYE. POMEROY, OH. PUU.ING & _ Ntw Lacadatt: 161 Norlll Socoltd Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishng Supplhn Your Cable 8t Phctne Billa Here IIISIIISI PltONI t614) tU-6550 RISIIIHCI I'IIONI j614) "2-7154 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT SHARPENING SIIVICE J.R.'s REPAIRS NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE OWNED LAND MEIGS UNDERGROUND SAND ABATEMENT PROJECT NO 1 - 164 0 ACRES, MORE OR LESS The Director of 1he Dep1rtment of Natural Re· 1ource1, acting und•r the authority of Secllon 1601 01 of tho Ohio Revleed Code. glveo notice of ut~ otourpluo land at Meigs Underground Send Abettment Project No 1. County of Metga, State of Oh•o. Town1hlp of Sc1p1o, and containing 154 0 uret, more or lt1a, IUbJICt to any and all tiHmentt or rtghts·of·way whether or not the aame be ot record The ltole' upprovod opproloed volue of UO 800 DO ohtll be tht minimum occoptoble bid Seoled bldo to be rec•vect It the Offh:e of Outdoor Recreation Service1, Rotl Eototo Section. Ohio Deportment of Nowrol R' · oourcoo, Building G·2. Fountoln Squere. Columbus. Ohio 43224 until 4 00 p .m , ftbruory 20, 1987 All bldo to be opened tithe Division of fo•eatry ' 1 Oio· trlct Olflcoln Athtnt. Ohio, 1111 00 o.m. Fobruory 23 1987 • All blddoro must obl.,n bidding tnttrucllono, bid forma lnd pllt lnd submit 1 aealed bid Bidding lnatructlono, lu"her informetton. bid formaond plott moy be ob· toinod by w~tlng to the Ohio Olfllrtmtnt of Ntturo! Rl· ooun:n, Office of Outd- Aoc-tlon Sorvlcn. IIHI Et· !Ott lllctlon, Fountoin SqUirt, Bulldlnl G-2, Columbut, Ohio 43224, or by ceiling 814-288 ·13 1 , or by otopping 11 the Dholalon ot Fol'fttry'o Dlllrlct DHico. 310 Eeot Stott'''"'· Atheno, Ohio 46701, 1014} 593· 3341 . BldNn should • - • tt tomt ono 0111 01 opontng tnd mty Iller their bldo three 131 tlmee otter the lnittel openintJ. The IUCcneful blddtr mutt poll t 11,000 DO. non-rtfundoble " - t i t tho dlly of IHd opening Tho right to rtfuH tny tnd all bldolo rtllrvod by tho Stile of Ohoo 'I TVs, Antennas Clrculer B1w1 Saw Ch1ln Planer nlvu Satelite Sales Installation Service Drill Bitt Knlvn WANTED: OlD IADIOS WAmD ..,.... 1940 z.,.._f.,,_ ......, llftll' Phike, , .......... PH. 13041 182'·2220 GIAVRY YIACIOI SAUS 614-843-5241 ,._.,, Ohlt IIUSONAilE • IIRIAIU 1·20-'16 tfn 204C.... St. PH. 992·2975 1-15·'17·1 1110. ••••part, Ohio 16141 992-7321 0 CoJqlllterized H•rq Air Salaction ! Swim Molds • ll'lllltpretkw Services a LISA M. KOCH, M.S. i l.ictnsed Cl~k:ll Audiolo&ist - (614) ~·7619 or (614) 992.aG1 417 Second Aveu, Box l213 Glllpolls, IIIIo 45631 OFFERS !NRICHING LEARNING EXPERIENCES fOR CHILDREN 3 TO I YEARS Of AGE Open Enroll!tlent Thru The Veer OPIN TIISIU, WIDNISIAl I lliUISIAl 9 All te n.so AM ... to 3 .. (aiU..h!:trltor . .. Slirilt. J. Nu........ I·7-'17·1 110 1~130 . . 21 • Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommend• that you do bUIInHI With people you know and NOT'to tend mDnBV through the mail until you have mv&ltlglted the offering 23 Professional Servicn P1ano It organ Ienon• Mar, Luca1 C1U 814 .U.8 9787 Or 114 448·4426 ' ~ 814 ~ 318 Stark• Tree and Ltwn Service Hedgt1 shrubl buthet tnmmed landscaptng stump and leal removal 30' &78 2842 or 571 2010 Real Estate atble peqon Bidwell area onty Coli 814·38· 9el2 1-:J..'Ii lfc •. ,, "VINYl SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING 'llOWN IN INSUlA liON .. BISSELL SIDING CO. Homes Built "Free Eatimat•" PH. 949·210 1 or 949·2160 •500 per week 2 yellow p~ge salespeople needed. Only those whtt at IHit one yl!lar t.sles exptf'ltnct need apply Mall resum11 to boJt T· 8000, cart of the OaKipolll DaUy Trtbune, 8215 Third A"a Galhpoht OH 46831 --,--..:...-.,...,..-,-,· lcAIRUNES NOW HIRING fhgho Attendants, AgiM'Itl MtChlniCI, Cullom• StMce Salarlet to t50K Entry level poaitlon1 C.ll 801·187· 1000 h< A-9805 for current Ustlnga - , - - - = - - - - · l cGOVERNMENT JOBS *18,040·*&1 230 yr Now Hlrlna. Coli 80&-187·8000 Ex< R·..IOI for current ftdtJallist Ahllna lobs 117 ,747 ta •83,,&8 per year Now hirlngt Con Job Un• 1-ltS-459·3531 Ed A· 1315 0 for Info 24 hourt Sunday Calls llltiJ!• Someone to INa on my home 5 diYI a week "tonday · Friday 7~2 20150. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR IJ, EJt~lenced body man needtd MUet have own tool• Inquire 1 00 to IS 00 Monday lh.!Nghfrklooy Phon•IT4· 992· 70)3 .. 014·812·1113 tram & •" heavy equtpment repatrs and welding. (All makes models) a. ,. PH. 949.-2893 ... or 949-2756 John I. lenh Owner /Mechanic 1· 2·'17-3 MO ,:: '.,' ' ' "J'A~n ::-:n::-:o:-:u-:-n-:-c_e_m _a _n_t_s~ , R er:1ne Gun Shoot aponsored by. , Rlc:rne Gun Ctub Every S~nd•y ,. begmmng at 1 00 p m Factory ~ Choke 12 au1ge thotguna v lc- 11: P1ano leuona lor beg 1nners Call for IPPOmlment Taughl by 01 college graduate fl14 949 4 · 3080 GINGEIBIEAD HOUSE PIE-SCHOOL W1ll care for your children In your home Day only Call614· 992 2428 N..ed ~abya1tter Mature rttpon· E••'••nt Parts & Strrlee Truck, auto. Do Hartlllorn Mobile Home SaNtee lt Rapa• No JOb too small Day & mght serv1ca Call anyt1me 814 448 8159 ~-4882 Any lranll Ntoto... hvtJtt Chleelo Electronic Organs Mobile service Avon free Bu1c K1t Jan 2&-Fab 8 Start now Earn ltl'itra doltara Call 114 448 21!8, f~r111 No Help ·Wanted AVON Wow!! Maka b1g bucks N4 procea11ng charge Call 81.4· 441· 33&8 Form lq10pmont New 1B Wanted to Gu1tar lnson• C.l\ 8438 U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIlLE, OHIO ' AlltratnNow Southa11temBua •nua College Cell 814· 44•· 4387 Okf 400 •IM Mercury •o-50 HP outbo•d motors, operable or for pairt.l Call 114 441 7372 ' SALES & SEIVICE 1·11·1 . . Farms for Sale .,------ ---·1<-"·. ' New Art Cla11e1 Tuesdtv and "{ Thuraday ror adult• and Satur, , b day fof under age 16 CAll "'"i 81 4· 949 3080 for more lnfor· , " mat1on Guartnteed 'IOU 11 • learn : -- : - - - : : - - - - - · lc....., 1. Preclou• Mernorl• Studio Spe·• 1-. ctahae•tn portraitl Quahty worll. guarhteed Cell &14 s•9· 30eo tT for tppolntment Rte.onabla th! Meigs Local School Olatr1ct II cn.urently eccepting IPPIICI· tk»M ffom lndhtkluals who may bl!rit••t.d In participation in a fOJtv f-401 hour courP laMting lo..,...ds clftiftcedon 11 a Onvtt EchlcaUon LllboretOfY Akle. Ap· plican1a mual pro\flde ~Yidence of •:drlvlf ln•ur~~biUty and a oe;:anm.. t of Motor Vehlcln chedt wNI be mldtof IPPIIcantl, H.-. .. tnlormatlon 1nd application• may be obtained ""'" till Melge Locel lchSupeHntend.,t'l Office In Mid - r t Ohio 114·912-2113 •ht• CHRIITMAS BILLS PILING UP7 The Army National Glllfd m., tho ootullon Momhly PlY ch..:tl for pert time wortc Join 304-17& 3110 or 1-800· 1411 · ~19 le pill of the num.,_ One ......,..,. Compeny with AVON You . .n 11 you IHrn Clll Marilyn Wener, 304· 112· 2141 • •bysttt... in our nome fOf 2 cftldren .... a,.. and 11 mo. Hovon. dova 30,. - 181•JI74 Grandparents who don t get td •• thair grandchildren c1ll th 11 number 1 30<4 8715 5887 Artie M Heu ooft•. 00 PM Situation a I Wanted ;:::4=;:;;;====. ·~ Wll tto word proceulnt In "" homo Coutt4-441·113S - - : - - - - -_;· ·' - · hoff- Colt 114· 371 Giveaway Pup-Pan h~nd, pert German ~:·. lheph11d Calll14 441 30'4 l : Male. ttnell long hllrld mlxK. ._ . . . . outside doo Good with "< chUdrMt good wetct1dog can ' ' 114 448·3539 ' • 31 Homes for Sale 1 m1la west of Rodney Rt 36 3 bdr brick mat fret. 2 car gar haaled worluthop, chain hnk fence 11 cond C1ll 614 246 9258 Beneficutl hie accepttd volun tary repo1U . .1on of 1 hoult In Addison Ohio 3 bdr khchon bath, attic. dining area, 6 tn·ba1tment g1ngt Priced below mwil .. velut 6 n.got1a bit ContaC1 Duana Clatworthy at Beneficial of Ohio 614 448 2785 - - - - - - - ·lcOovammant homH from f 1 (u replk} Delinquent tu property Repo....~tons C1ll 805-887 6000 bt GH -9806 tor current repo ll1t 3·' bt*oom houu n. . tchool and holpitel Prlc:ad to aetl U3.000 Coli 614 992-1010 2 br kitchen, bathroom, with laundry room, INing room It dining room, •II altc: ApproJt 7 mllu frO/TI Pt. PI on At 1&2 2 trll:lnp;pro• 1acramore0fl•• onrlooking Kanawh• River UO,OOO Coli 304 671-54ol0 between B 30 and 4 30 34 H.N roomm•• to lh•• half Furnithed Newly decorated 1 SR . large enclottd porch, 1200/ month Adult• Sec Oep , Ref • Call 614 446 2236. 441· 25e1 Business BUildings Large apt 6 duplex hou•e on Ma1n St Ch•hlre 2 bdr furn11had Water paid Call 614 241 6818 Ant1que Shop and ttodt for ..le Will Mil Mptrete Call 614-667 6536 & Ac raage 98 acrtt on bl~ek top rotd 1 mila from Aacme two producing gat well• water and electrlc 1vall• bit Call betwl!lan 9 00 am and 2 00 pm only 614 949 2B77 51 Household Goods KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Llirry Wright 71 -:-:,.-..,..,.-...:....,.--:---,41 Houses for Rent DaluJte 2 BR hou~a, 842 Ftrlt Avenue Gallipolis off ttrte'l park1ng no pet•. reltrtnCH, depo11t Call814-2&6· 1529 For rent Sleeping Aoom1 tnd light houte k•pmg room• Ptrk Cantral Hotel Call B14 · 446 0768 Nlee · 3 BA h•us• 1350 plua utilltet a tee depotit C•ll 614 '46 9280 efter 5 & weekend• Room• for rent. day wetk month Gallta Hotel CaM 81 4 441 97115 Rant 11 low .. t120 month Smtll. 2 BA houu fenced tn frontylrd t200permo Utillt1es not 1ncludtd Call 814·988 4150 46 Space for Rent 3 BR unfurn'ad houu tv room With fp 1 bath, 1 / 2 m1la put HolzerMed•caiCenteronRt 35 f360 / month. Dep & Rtf Aecl'ed Call 814-446 4369 or 304 175 9780 Offica Sp•ce for Rlltlt Excellent for Attorneys. Accoont•nt. etc Clo1a to Court Houae Call W11eman Reel Eutt Agency 814 441 31144 Wtll rent with 0pt1on to buy or Lind Contract 3 BR. bnck home in laum Addit1an F1mily room with flreplaee 1n full baaement 1 acre wnh patio 1nd grill Eutern tcflool dietrlet Avttlable 1mm•hately Terms art negotla ble Call e 14 985· 4196 or Col· I'"" 814 817 &318 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33, North of Pomeroy Rentll trailers Call 814 992 7479 8P.ace for Rent Trail• apacn Loculi Rd At 1 Point Pteuant 304·675· 1070 42 Mobile Homes for Rant Mr:rr. honilt se 61 Household Goods 2 bdr 111 utlllti" patd e1cept elec , furil or unfurn . tee dllpoalt requ1red Convenient location Calll14 441 8568 or 114 448 4771 SWAIN AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 12 Olive St Gall1poht New • uted wood coal•lovn 6 pc wood LFI tulta 1399, bunk bed• *199 rtchntfs new & uttd bedroom suite• wringer wathert, & lhOH NeW li¥1ngroom IUittl •199 •&99 Iampi Call 614 441 3189 Zbdr fultyfumiahtdadultlonly utll paid Cal et 4-44&-41 10 9 BA rnobllt home lsrge yard city tchool 31' 3rd St Ka n..go c.n 114-441·7473 •11SO per month *150 depolft 12110 fumi1hed plut utihttM Raccoon Ad Call '614 13411 ••e Count¥ Apphanct Inc Good u1ed appliances and TV 1et1 Opttn lAM to BPM Mon thru Stt 61' '411 1899 827 3rd A~ Glllipallt OH Conven1ent tocMton upp• At 7 Nice 3 Bdr , partl.tly fur nished Wettr paid, no ln1ide pets Call 814· 245· 1818 32 Mobile Homes for Sale lulwlh Ad a 110 12110 newty dtc t110 / month 1100 Dtpoait Wtter patd Aef Call 114-441-3181, ofl• 5 441· 4411 14•70 Fl..-aod 3 ldr. 2 full btl hi, totelelec: Uke new, ~ce n-lll>lo Coli If<• 4 woolo· diYI 111\'Ume wotlo...,.a 114· 318·1133 SIIYor l!>'inaa, Floold~ 1110 14lii7D On 1 aQt whh <:hlined Unkld fenoa 12d0 ICf""ld ...... 814-742 2414 1 11e Ptnnhoute uall• for Nf• Coli 614·ti2·11U -lon. 2 bed..... - -.. Good mu•MI tHOO CoN 114-742·3100 1112 14r.ll Mobllt Home on riverfront lot In Mlddl ....... Unit hM all ptrw't Ill up CaH 114-..2·3348 liter 5 00 pm 1113, 14•70 tr-'1•. ctH after S 00 304· 773·11H3 1872 SO•crllft. Cl. . A, 22.000 polntlftt. - · act miitl. E JIC. oondldo1t AI r~~ra, •• 00 hour. Letlll flloortl- - · all now-. ......... 304-87e-2t20 nltht .. fuly • fum..,. 304·111-HII ,tlon dov. Mil--·.• Mobtle homeframea 56ft long , lncludtt wheelt & axln French Ctty Mobile Homes Call 814 448 9340 Half pr~cel Fla1h1ng arrow 1lgn1 4289! lighted non· arrow t2791 Unlighted U39 1 Free ll!ltters ! See locally Call todeyl Factory 1j8001 423 01GJ ano;t1m11 7HP concretefmllhtr $600 Call 814 379 2516 M1111d herdwood tl1b1 112 per bundla Conttinlng approx 11h tont FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomet"oy Ohio Call 614 992 8481 One 300 amp AC·OC welder Brand new One 6000 watt alternator 10 Horte Brake and Straton brand naw all!lctrtc ntn P1pe dyet haH through 2 1nchtt with wriche1 handle Pipe taps from quartlf inch to one & a hall tnch Write to Bol'i 178 Pomeroy Oh1o Leave phone number 4nd addreu For sale Firewood, Poplar tlabt ffi 00 par bundle Oak alab1 t1 0 00 per bundla Sawmill County Road 19 Peach Fork Rd Phone 614 992 15922 at 12 30 pm Siegler Ga1 Stove 7000 BTU W1th blower L1ke new t 200 Coll614·992· 7713 Split llr~,waod lor 11\e Oak H1dlory Walnut t15 a p•ck up lo1d Cat1614 7'2 2182 Gratn fed freeur beef Roy Van Meter Call 814 949 21514 Tony • Gun Aep1u1 hot reblue ing Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Call 304 676· 4131 HUNTERS Carharttl Lea"'· Collara Feed Name Platea. Cap1 Ughtt !Nitelttl Otaltfll. ln1ulated Bootl Hou .. of Qlftt. 407 S111th St Potnt Plaa1ant Merchandise Kmgwood Stovtr 304 676 2700 t176 00 Suburban auto wood Ill coal haattrr 304 468 1644 55 Building Supplies Bu1ldlng Matenala Block brick •ewer p1p1t1 w1n dowt lintel• etc Clauda Win tet'l Rio Grende 0 Call 614 246· 812t Concrete block• all1iz11 ysrd or dehverv Muon sand Gallipolis Block Co 1231/J Pint St Gell1polla, Ohto Call 814 446 2783 Building Suppllet Clououu Buvoutt Surplut (1) 4' Jt8 x'it Yellow pine rough 1awad T 1 11 1idmg f1099ea 25pc up $9 99 (2) 4',.B'x¥1 'Yellow pme rough pwed T 1 11 aiding t& 99 ea 26 pc up t4 99 (3) 4 x8 x1A T&G plywood t10 915 II 141 4' ll10 KIA ply wood •18 95 •• 151 4'18 xV• Luan plywood 115 99 ea (61 4 18' all wood paneling Wood grams & prtnta 17 95 aa Seconds f6 99 171 Maaonlte Marttte plank• 16' wtda 96 long panalmg T&G Second• 11 60 ea (8) 4 Jt8 Marllte bath penal em boiled 1n 4 · x• block 17 95 end tB 95 aa 191 4 M8' Fo11 faced foam m1ulat1on board (lh " th1ck •4 99 ••I (%" t5 991 (1 ' •8 59) {10) 48 ' Vanity with marble top 1179 95 (11) 30' Vanity w1th marble top t79 95 1121 5 51lece h1gf1 g\011 tub enclo1ure kit 129 95 U 3) 5 tempered gla~e 11idlng tub dOOII a\umtnum f1ni1h U9 9• or 139 96 w1th pure hen of tub 1141 Stngle door med cab plaat1c boJt atatnleu 1tael frame 119 96 ea (1151 1 and 2 ptece f1berglau tub end 1hower combination Colott &. whne 1129 9~ to 1199 96 01 6 percent discount on 2 place 6 up jll!i) 4 place aohd o.k towel bar tat t19 915 (171 Prefln11had oak bruee floortng 'h1 d %' Random 1angtht 11 96aq h 10 ctnupt176tq ft 20tq ft pr c In (181 Pfehung 1teel lnaulatltd door• •19 915 ea 1191 Ptne panet doon 139 95 to t69 95 8 grade• 1201 Double ltdthg~tentrtnce door• 111 gl111 'Ia pan.r t298 96 ea (211 e· Doubla antrance door• 1h gl111 1/J panel 13'9 915 (221 Prehung 1nttrior doora finl1hed & unfin i1hed Choice IIIII 134 915 I I f231 WOQd S. pllltlc shuhtrl fram 31' to 80 t9 95 to 126 95 P' !241 111 wood 1creen doors t12 96 11 1251 1 W'x3e '180' wh1te atorm doort inaul•ted foam filled 189 95 1211 Countertop pl11tlc 80 cant11q h (27) Vm'-11 1lding tnm 5 colora 112 J ctlannel t11 501 110 ln11dt corner *3 00} (10'~ullida corner U 001 (28 ) 12 x12 pla1n whlta ceiling til 8 centsea or 84 p1ece ctn 1'1 I 60 129) 24 ' Jt48' aCOUIIIcal embolltd lire re111tant celhng panela 12 3& I I (30) CIOIIIOUI whltl!l ceiling grldt112' main teet 1 150 tal W tee 50 centstaiPann • Warthouae Wtllaton, Ohio 814 384 3e46 Open 8 D 6 day• Pole Building• bV Quality Bultdtrt Worklhopl carport•. ammai ahel1era gatagtl Free aatlmatet Phona 814 384 5782 66 Pell for Sale UTILITY BLDG SPECIAL 27' 1138' 119'E AVE w1th 1hdmg door & ..rvlca door 14 288 00 erected Iron Horae 8ulldinga Ph 814 332 9741 1030 Cue d1etel w1th cab 15 bottom plowt s.e5o 4 row AC no till plenter t1600 12 toot wheel d1ec •600 3600 Ford tractor, low hn With 515 lata modal Ford mowing machlna 1154150 No 3 MF beltor 1850 Pull type rake 1475 Call I 268-8&22 COOIOod 304 895 3183 1 .11111 Su ppiii'S !>, II VI':, ill,.> Apartment CIIOII. IONI U I . 31 W..t. J1111b0n1 Ohio 114 2tll411 Matlot\' Fergueon, New Holland '""' Hoo 11111 • Sorvlc• , _ 110 UHd tr.cton to cho"' from • complate line of ,..... • uNci equipment largHI Hlactkm In S E Ohio for Rent 1 lldroom Nelc rent t171 00 ..... _.... Allo roqulrod a UOO 0 0 - 1 1 - ". CON TACT· techtAIIIMNO.pt Ph 441 · 3117 EQUII Housing ~tt;r • ..,...... ....... pold. - - ....... "None of my n111 1111.. worked .. may I borrow a 181M eyeJISil?" JIM"I FAAM EQUIPMENT CENTER Ill II W Ollllpollo. OhiO Call I 14 441 1777 w1 114 441 1182 Up front ,... tOft wtlll WMintY UMd triC1ort. 1000 toolt 0\IW.., 1969 Chewy p1ekup run1 good body good $450 00 304·G7&· 'I 2968 • • -~-1-76-ln-lo_m_o_t,••-.-11-S-co_u_l-4-,4- l 304 882 3237 aft• &00 PM 815 510 truck, 4 whtel drtva • V-6 PS P8, AM FM CMIIIHe "' 18 000 m1les t7 000 00 Aft...5 00 call 304 878 8843 a • 83 Ford Rangar 4 wheel drfvt .. 304 876 79•2 Whitt Ftrm Tractora Bttt Pnce 1n Area Sldars Equ1pment Co HendeJton W Va 304 875 7421 74 Motorcycles MOlOR CAR BROKERS. St Rt 180 North of Holrer Ho1p, Galllpali1 Otuo 614 441 8192 ar 446 4522 Sea VI for all your lwe~toek and hor11trallerpeede A1•o In stock tteel f\11 bid• for pickupl and ton truckl P S. H lptlng bumper• BMW 900 with tanng wind1h1eld ex cond For aele or will trade tor car or truck of M~ual value IUOO range Call 814 245 5040 62 Wanted to Buy 75 Now buv1ng 1hell corn or etr com Call forlat•t quotea River C1ty Farm Supply 614 448 2985 63 1981 Hondt 100 Good cond 1400 Coll814· 256 1240 Bo1t1and Motors for Sale 13 ft tluminum bott wHh 5¥1 HP motor end oars Excellent condll1on *400 61' •••· 2021 eher 4 00 p m 76 Chsrolala bull Com1ng 2 ye• old Call 814 387 02•2 Ewe Sheep tnd twin lamb• for aale 1150 Ca\1614 742 2002 64 : • • • L1vestock Hay & Grain Auto Parta & Acce1aoriee Budget tranaml11lon• u11d . .. rebuilt 111 typal Torque con\ftr• ten & tranafer ca1e1 t:nglne over haul kits Allison Tran•ml• tin Plftl and CVC Jolnll Mn&. mum 30 day to II .-lme Wlf· ·" flnty Will dell\far cash and c•ry or lna1all Call 814· 379· 2220 L.arga round b1le• of hay torula 110 00 eaeh Ph 81• 441 t012 Clean mtxed hay never wet •1 25 a bale Call 614 44e ol053 81 Home Improvements Hay for atlt mixed 11 00 to 11 25 btle 304-896 34150 Trans 1111 r I~ lltHI 71 Autos for Sale BASEMENT WATERPROOFING , Unconditional lifetime guara~ tH Local ttfll'tnCtl turnithtd Free tttimatll Call collect 1 614 237 0488 day or night Roger• Baaement Waterproofing 1980 Aud1 6000, ' dr , 6 IPd dlt1el PS P8 AM FM Clllettt aunroof AC e11 cond *41SOO or 8ett offer Cell 614 •41 0333 SWEEPER tnd ttwing machine rtplif parts and suf)DIIM Pick up and dellvary DaVIt Vacuum Cleaner, one htlf milt up Georttl CrHtt Rd Call 114441 ·0294 1978 Ford Thundlfblrd load ad, a1c cond m1\de & out one Owner Call 614 388 8813 Stwn 8 AM & 5 PM e•p~~tienca 1980 Tran1 Am new V 8 en g1ne no ruat 9 ln11de 8 out1lde Auto PS / P8 atr ner1t0 CB not hot rodded well main t11ned Atkin~ 14900 or belt offer or trsde fur 4 to 5 pauenger 4 whaal duve 89 to 73 mustang conv111ibleorwh1t ha¥t· you Call81,·448 27'6 1978 lmcoln Merk IV Dtllgn• Edition new engine complate ntw Interior uhault tlret brtkH alternator, b1Hery PS pump controt module, wattl' pump ate No rust A1k1ng t2 000 Be11 offtr or trade for 4 or 6 PIIIMOtr 'whttl drive or what have-you 3 appraitall of car for 13200 before paint ICrltChed by VIAdlll Noth ing loday will pull camper •• wall or 1n eltule comfon Call 814 446· 2745 1984 ChiYV Chfl'olette 4 tpd , AM / FM / tepe wire rim•. cufl pr1ee t21 99 John s Auto Saln Bultvill• Ad Gl111palll OH .:::::::::::::::::::.J.;=====:::::::::..j 1Llopard month old rtQitterld mile Ker tnd Mountain Ktr SNAFU 1M by Bruce Beattie runnmg cond1t1on gas •' m1leage t4DO Call Great 8,_ 8,8 2021 1fter 4 00 P m ~ For 1111 197 3 c 815 uva Ten dum LollgfrlfT'Ie Ctlll14 898 8631 Ford pick up disc: for tractor Call 814 441 1004 1172 Volksw•gen ntedl eoma work 1400 or bett offer C1ll 114 441 1481 2010 John ONrt diH• tractor pfowt. disc t3110 New leMa Dyntlounce mow• 1411S Late maclel 224T John 0Hra baler 11211 Hey wegan 1300. CoH 114·2tl·11122 ' Equipment 1174 Chavy CIPfiCe good COI'Id Auna good Auto P& PB 614 448 1122 Qullttopsfonlle t26 OOeach th1s It the last I wU\ mike for 1 while Le11ie L Adktnl 1111 Evergreen Or Pornt Pleuant, W Va 2 btdroom mobHe hom• on AIIN..,. UPton Rood, •1211 oo montll plua utHitloe. 304 17S 4018 .. .... 1. 1187 "' 114· 4417021. Farm Pure brtd whit• German She phttd pup• 1100 Call 814· 982 2182 Mollohan Furniture At 1 North Oallipoh1, OH PH 114 446 ,.,• . Why pay mort7 Checllu• out tor low pricH on furniture & appllancet I pltct wood lh.tlng room group Uti 61 Farm Equipment h•::.: -· Nlrit ....._ 61 1181 Volksw•oon Rabbit l ,1uel IS •PHd loed.cll Low m1leege CaH 814 448 3843 dey Of' I 1' 448 2212 evening CFA Hlmtl•v•n 2 bedroom trill•. coupl• 1 '"'olt child Locuat Rd Rt I PI 304· 171· 107S - 2 .. ,.._,.,. - 1978 Honda Civ1c Sadtn Good : Minlah.ttt P1n1cher l)upp itt AKC At9l1ttrtd rtd, Oltck & tan Had ahotl wormed talll cut Call 114 423 8071 GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washllt'l dr,trt. refngerators. rang11 lkfiJDI Appltancn, Upper RNer Ad betide Stone Cr•lt Motal &1•· •48-7398 Surplul Denim Army Rental cloth1ng Copy of this 1d wonh 10 pet' cent ott on lined den im 11eketa Carhart clothing (Ot cron ln1ulaud Coverall• 125 001 Sam Somerville 1 E11t·Aavtn1wood, JuncUon Old At 21 lndependanca Rotd. Fri Sat Sun, 12 00 8 00 PM, 304 273 5655 K • IC. Mobllt Hom11, 2 and 3 bedroom mobile hom... 30'· 171· 3000 44 ~ 1978 Crt11ida AT, AC, P8 AM / FM tilt new paint Very good eond 12700 Call 814 448· 3487 3 bedroom unfurnithtd No 1 J)MI New H•"•· W V Call ,. 304-11~·2411 3 ~room mobile home for rlftt na• Cht~hlre Call 814 367· 7148 40 u•llon gal water healer, hke now Pnce negotiabla Call 814 448 9348 ' "' Dragonwynd Canary Kennel Persian and Siam•• kitttnt AKC Chow pupp,ittl Ntw HlmmiH I Ptr· 11en1 C•ll 814 446· 3144 1fter 7PM Valley Furniture new & uud Llrge 1111:t1an of quality furnl ture 1218 Eutarn Ave. Galllpollt Nice 2 bedroom Mobile Home Routh lint On nice apot m ChHhlra 304-773 5128 1881 Oelr.brook 141170 wfth 7•12 up.ndo, 3 lA , 2 batbl,; wDOdbu"'es"' ..u cond French Cl<v l,.klfa&l . Co" 814·~ 1969 Ford V· B, p1ckup truck runs good Bottle gas furnaee for tre1lor good cond Call 61' 388 8473 10 Ch11rch pews 11ft 2Y, mch long With B1ble t tand t2150 Call 614 448 8308 or 304 '87t!i 3099 3 bdr raneh AodnBV V1llaga II, t285 mo plus depo1h: Aef•en Cit required Call 61 •·.W6 0008 54 Mise a•• Tree & Stump removal, 1tone, fill d1rt f~rewood pickup S45 Dump 195 Heap vouch1tn Dons Landacape1 Call 8U 446 9648 .~ 19U F 150 Ford 300 8 cyl ~ 3 lfleed 00 C Chancey 814 • 992·6658 • ~~~~;;;;~;;;;y~~;;;~·~·"~'~·~-~~~ Fuel oil tank & uaed furn•ca ltke new' 30' 675· 3000 Fuewood tor sale Hardwood large p1ckup load S35 Call 614 446 9286 or 814 446 1437 1 bedroom tpt In Henderson for rent 304 676· 1972 after 15 1982 Ford F 160 ,,.4 3006cyl. ; motor with 4 apd , 38,000 mlla1 Call G14 448 1542 ~ 54 Misc . Merchandise Apartments lor rent m Pomeroy and New He\fen Call814 992 1059 One bedroom ap1rtment In Point PltaHnt Very clean and nice Hu waaher tnd dryer hook·up Aduha only No pet1 Phone 304 875 1400 I 1973 Ford F 100 PickUP truck , 240 6 eye 3 apeed 1tandard. • UOO Call 304 875 11551 • 4 pair• 1torm w1ndow1 8 pa1rt. tcreana fOf ((llement wmdow1 bar & 4 1tool1 fOr famtly room large bookcase 16 qt tar for 1moking ham• 304 675 4563 Wall fumace UO 7 aluminum 1torm w1ndowa 130 Early Ford front lllle with druma&. 4 1poka wheel• '45 1968 Ford piekup w1nd1h1eld VG 16 Call 814 3e7 7114 l 1974 86 pa11enger achool but ~ E1c Cond Auto lfenl with all aoata t1600 ORO C,all 114 379 2268 Ant1que dmmg room 111. table, chma c\o11t 6 buffet 7Q years old Solid oek Call 814 388 9950 Callahan'• Used Ttre Shop Over 1 OOOtlre• slztt12 13 14 16 16 165 8mllnoutRt 218 Coli 614 256· 6251 ! ~7:;;2=~T:ru:c:;:k:s:;f;:::o:r:::;S;:::a:;:le= Antiques 53 i~ 79 CamtiO t1 &00 , $9· ~ Camero 12 000 304 870· ~ 3302 l Ftrewood 126 p1c:kup toad Not Oehvered 304 676 7771 Or1cioua INing 1 and 2 bed· room apartm.,ts 1t Vlllag1 Manor and Rivar1ida Apart menu In Middleport From *216 mcludina utlht•et Call 114· 992 7787 EOH APARTMENTS . mobtle homet houaea Pt Ptea11nt tnd Gallipo lit 814 448 8221 Rentals USED FURNITURE Sofa excal Iant condition coffee table aolld maple corner cabinet Corbin & Snydtf Furniture, 9155 Second Ave Gall1poli1, 614 4461171 • 76 Volar• Stetlonwagon. I cyelt new paint, radial tlrn, , _• e_o_o_oo _._30_4_·1_7_5_·_ 13,.2_5.:..__ 3 m1ltt out Bulavllle Ad Open 9AM to 5PM Mon thru Sat 61 4-446·0322 Plast1c c11tern atate approved plattlc teptlc tenkt pla1t1c culvert• metal eutverta RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack 10n Oh 614 286 5930 Ona and two bedroom apart· ment1 1n MiddlttpOrt Furn11hed Coli 814 992 1094 cond 304 175 5929 Sofu •nd ehairt. priced from 1395 to t996 Tables 150 and up to 1126 Hldt· a·btdt 1390 to t&95 Recllntrl U26 to f3715 Lamp• 128 to t125 D1natte~ *1 09 and up to ~495 Wood ttbla w-6 ctleirs *285 to 1796 Desk $100 up to 1375 HutchH 1400 and up Bunk bed1 compiiMt w mattresse1 t296and up to 139ft Babybtdl t110&*17B Manraueaorbo11 spring• full or twtn 183 flrm $73 and 183 QuHnaltt 1226, K1ng U50 4 drawer chett 166 Ores~era t89 Gun cabinet• 8. 1 0 12 gun Gal Of alectrtc range U71S Baby mettre11es 131S & 146 Bed framu t20 130 & Kmg frame SISO Good telectln of bedroom aullta metal ca· bmetl headboard• no and up to 185 Sean Kanfnore elecft'rc eop pertone ttove &50 C1ll 614 446 3142 Autos for Sale ----------------~-"'-, 85 Mercury lynx, AM FM •t• ~ reo 2 door, 14 000 00 Goad , LAYNE S FURNITURE 2 bedroom river v1ew apartment Equipped kttchen. tralh pickup ldaal for 2 parties to ahara expeneu Call 814 992 8639 One bedroom J..milhed IPII't· ment in Middla~rt'for rent Call 814-992 uo• or 81' 446 1552 AthtOfl building Iota, mob1le ~ homes p!H'mltted, Clyde Bowen. Jr 304 578 2338 Mobile home. furnished W•her &ctrv• lnCenten•rylrHU10 • month Coli 114-4441 2390 2111 ... w..... 2 BR. 15 Court St Carpeted, Kitchen furn 1350 / month plua utiht1tt1, Deposit Call 614 446 4928 ~,.,::---:-~----- Sale or rent New Haven. 3 bedrooma, 2 bl'llll fireplace, aarag1 •38,000 00orU71 00 month plut deposit, 304 273 2471 8340 AVON. no HI"VIce ch•ge op., territorial phone 30•· &71S · 1428 pricQ :::--:--- - -__jl 98 acres 3 Bemt, outbuildi"l'· 1 new homa 1 older home Good fence Tobaeco ba" Equlpmtnt Mmeral rlghta tn· tact Seduded but good roada Productiva farm Mud 1111 H1gh 70'• No tradet but 'will con· 11der land contract Call 614· 643 2227 after 7pm 21h acru of bottom land, approx 6 mlltt 10\lth of Eureka off old At 7 Good home tite Call 814 2156 1774 f lll !llll ylllf!i ll Sf' I VII:I~S BOGGS Doaltr 33 w,nted to buy pool table Call U4 251 1636 owner All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE schoo II 35 Lots PH. 992-9949 An nou nee men Is meni alum1num siding witll blown 1n msulat10n N1ce loca too near Pomeroy elemental\' MORNIN\ ST-'R ROAD Here 1s a ~aut1ful ranch type home W1th a full basemen! W FBP on acre ot land, wrth plenty of 11tras Country set 11ng 1n a g eat netgltborhoodl SUGAR RUN ASHLAND lob •••''"" Oakwood Apt1 Modern 1 bdr opt Security dopotit raference No pets Single peraon pre terred Located between Galh pol/a • Hol:tlf Cell 814-440 20115 ofio• 8 PM Jutt bu1lt 2 bdr duplex Equipped kitchen Elt'tra ntct Secunty depollt • reftfenct 1 ed N0 t 1 C1 11814 446 requ pa 1260r ~~~:;;;~;;::::::r;;;;=::;;::=:::;:=;;::;:::-1 I 16 BUYING FlAW FURSt Gm1eng. Good money weekly Proc... tng mall mformat1on Ruth self Ylllow Root beef .nd deer -..Mtdre••ed 1tamped envelope hidn Altb selling trtppkotg Ttrf¥ Lie, 131-A Eureka Ster l\lppll ... Wheat l1tt1 Nlte Litet Rt, G1ll1polie, Ohta,l5831 Lilt ct.y to buy lura Fab 7th Houri' 1 00 9.00 Closed Wed • 1000 00 per week net profit George BuckiiY 114 18' ~7&1 Unique vending unitl With loca tiont Name brand Items Pop Buying junk cars Call814 ·992· Candy 8t snack• lnveltment 5M8 after 5 00 pm ••curtd with •nventorv equtp ment C1ll Now at 818 741 Stlndlng timber AI Tromm 9298 814-742-2328 REBUilT & REPAIRED Authomotl John DHrt, Ntw Holland, lush Hog shop 34 beil1ooms. lull Jtase. smmoo AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS 949-3011 Bus. 949-2606 Home RADIATOR J&L BLOWN INSULAnON •Range a POMEROY - large two story home wrth e1ghl rooms, lndudmg the large fintshed room the side wh1Ch could be turned 1nto a g!rage 01 work- 124, Ponwroy Oh10 1-1-'11 I mo ICUT OUT 101 fUTUitl EVERY SAT. NIGHT .. 01111 RIDENOUR MAIN STREET PIZZA lashan Building •• , ...... I.. We'll Sell You A •• Oten GUN SHOOT RACINE . FilE DEPT. We IIWJ Afill Tl• 411/Hn YOUNG'S BISSELL BUILDERS YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR SANDY'S AUTO SALES RIVUINE ANTIQUES 1124 East Main St. RUSS MOORE 992-2526 -- Modern 1 bedroom tpartment Call 814·44• 0390 "I hate• it when ·Doris does the spnng } • " C earung. TOP CASH p.. d fDf '83 model ·~ nawer used cars Smith ll41ck Punttac 1911 Ellatarn Ave, Galhpohs Call 81' 446 2:182 Buytng dally gold tllver coins. rings. jewehy, tterllng ware otd coma, largt currency Top prt· CH Ed lurklftl Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport Oh Sl4 992·3471 Business Services • WE ARE Wanted To Buy We pay eath lor late model clean Ul~ Clrl , J1m Mink Chew ·Oidl Inc Bill Gene John1on 814-441 3872 PHONE 992-2156 •• 2 room, furntthed. up1t11r1 1pt dean no pets Adultt Utiht111 furniShed Ref & dep required call t'14 '48 1519 Instruction Lo1t. Mlulng 11nceJen 12 from Cangeville area Whhe male dog wh:h scattered black spoil Attwert to Whit.,. Childs pet A,. WARD et4-742 2163 or 814 742·2533 unnamed sources The store, expected to have about 200,txl0 square feet and employ about 200 people, Is to be built In the planned Columbus City Center mall. It would be the chain's 26th store and its (lrst In The Daily Sentinel .Oaluxe downtown apartment newly redecorated 2 bdr apt with full lnsulltion, complete kitchen. wuher·drvar a1r cond aundack Call 114 446 4383 days. 114 441-0139 ...,anlngtt & weekend• o•"• Dispatch reported. • Field's Chairman Philip Mtller planned to make th e announcement In Columbus, the newspaper said 11 was told IJy the mall in Furnithed 1partmtnt next door 10 library One profmionaledult only Parktng C1ll 814 448· 0338 Give away 1 refrigerator and 1 snow blower Call &1•·992· 7183 after 6100 pm and atk for COLUMBUS 1UPIJ - Marshall Field's , the Chicago based retail chain, was to announce today that it will build a department store m downtown Columbus, the Columbus FRANKLIN (UP!) -A man suspected ofmaklng900obscene t e lephone calls to women Is bemg held In theCllntonCounty jatl John Gneshop II, 35, Franklin , has been charged with telephone harassment Othcials allege he 1s responsible for up to 900 obsce ne calls In southwest Oh1o and Clinton County authorities say they suspect Grie s hop made aimost300 calls to Clinton County women last fall Clinton Counlv Sheriff Patrick Haley, who conducted a three-month Investigation, sa 1d every woman m the county who l'e porled recetvmg an obscene call was tntervlrwed bv authorllles before charges were filed against the s uspect. Furn11f1ed & unfurmshed apt• f150 00 and up. raferencn Ph 304· 871 7731 or 304 875 5104 A 1 Real Eatata 4 1 mele puppi•. Great Pvm• IU)d Huaky and mix brNd 114 892 · 2011. 114 · 992 1784 Retailer plans Columbus store ':~ s how s no onr else was involved ~~ Female cat mitten pews. to give to good home Call G1• • 912 7227 Apartment for Rant IIWIY • COLUMBUS (UP!) - Larry McCartney , former chairman of Gov Richard Celeste's campaign finance committee. has been given a one-day suspended jail sentence and fined $500 for perjury. Franklin County Common Pleas Judge Frank Reda gave McCartney credit for the one day he was booked. meaning had had to serve no jail time. McCartney was Indicted last year on a charge of perjury after a grand jury Investigation of the hiring and contract.Jetllng practices of the Celeste administration. He pleaded guilty Dec 12 to a misdem ea nor count of falsification, although his attorney maintained McCartney ha d done nothing wrong and was entering tbe plea to a\ old a tnai and "additional expense, prolonged litigation and additional notoriety " Giveaway 44 · J' ' The Daily Sentinei- Page-9~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio mj~10n 1979 Ford ltd Good cond 82.000miiH AllpOWtf' 11500 "'ffOI Coli 814 248·1178 Old1 Pontlao lulck-Chevy Chwy truck, uaed automatic 310. tr.,smiuiona , FM)( & Cflrysllf Outrlnt-.d Cell 61' 446 0911 c• J11 lnttfnttional Ius I& PltHnftJI Sttnd•d uansml1 Man In wry good condhion C•n be uHd •• church tNt Of be converted Into c...,p• Call 814· tl2 3117 o• 114 367 7214 1111 Mercury Lyn1 OL Auto matte tran1mi11IOn powtr ntaring, air front wh ... drive Call 614·317· 7760 •ten 1171 .._cury COUfl' XA 1 tow mH11111 U 10000. Call 304 875·1449 TIIO.Z21. 350V·I . T·Iop auoo bans PS Pll mag wheets ntw tirn, etc 304 171 1382 afttf 500 '73 Non 33 000 rllflll. I cyl A,P,I, 4 door teoond OWntf p ·ltlo .... II 1110 00 304 171·131<1. FTM Genertl Contracting 1lyrt •' Roofing 6 Con·, ~ ~r:G~:~m:~.l ~~~ :~rt~·· 1 3:: the holldtvt off• 111plrH J11111 15 1187 • a. All •vPII car~:~enter concr"• ~ work Interior. tllllriOf remo dellng, pamting rooting frH Mtlmetes Ca\1614 441 en• .. RON S Ttlev i1lon StrlliCt Hou II eMil on RCA Quaz•r GE Spaciatlnfl in Zenith C•ll 30' 578 23g1 or &1•-••e 2460 Fetty Trlt Trimming ltump removal Call 304 171 1331 RINGlE& S SERVICE up~· rienced Clrl).,ttr eltotrlcltn.' _ m11on palr.ttr rooting Un elud lng hot tar applicalion) 3M· 1715 2018 Dr 871 7147 ---------------~·· -Rotery or ctble tool drilling . 82 ' 1, Moat wellt completed 11med., ! .. Pump uiH and linnet 304 895 3102 1 Plumbing & Heating CA RTER S PLUMBING ANO HEATING Cor Fourth end Pint Gallipolis Ohio Pflonlt G14 441 3888 or 814 446 4477 85 General Hauhng , · , ---------- '••''' Jame1 l oy1 Wat• Ser\fiCt Alto ' pools flll&d Call614 2&1 1 Uf Or 61'· 446 1175 Of e14 446-, ' 1 7911 'I D1llard Wetltl' 1•\flca Poots: Sltttrnt Wall1 Oallv•y Any.' 1 ,. ~.,, time can 614 ·"8 7'04 Wtugh I Wetet lllvica W~-~ clattl'nl poola lame dey d..ft/.f ' •rv c111 614 2151 u•o Watttr ton 1 Waur H1uling,, rtatontblt relet immediate ( 2 000 gallon dellv_,. cl•t•ne 1 1 pool• well etc call 30' 511J•i2919 Houtt coal Oellvtfed 1 ton and • up Jim t..nler 304 175 12471, qr 875 7387 B7 Upholatery • : -----------------J· :1 ' A & M Cuttom Couohtt •ct' ' Rtupholttery It At 7 Crown , Cit, Oh 114-211 1470, Eve ' 114 448 3431 Op• till¥ flO;' 4 30 81t I 30 to 1 30. Okl• '*"' Uphottered 1 : t I ' ; I Mowrey a Upholltlf'lnt ~· lrl countyarH21 .,..,. The In furn~ure upholtt~ 304 · 171 - •1&• for fre• "'4 t11lm1111 i ~ �. Friday, January 30, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-1 0. The Daily Sentinel r---Local Briefs:---.. Year's first execution is held in Texas Four fined in Middleport court Four defendants were fined and a fifth forfeited a bond in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Holtman Wednesday night. Forleillng a bond of $100 posted on a disorderly manner charge was George Slltls of Middleport. Fined were Kelly Thoma, Pomeroy, $425 and costs and 30 days In jail, driving while Intoxicated: $100 and costs, driving under suspension, and $100 and costs, fleeing a pollee oll1cer: Franklin Laudermllt , Pomeroy, $15 and costs, speeding; James· A. Hicks, Pomerey, $25 and coSIS, open container, and Anthony . T. Seyler, Mason, W.Va., $50 and costs, no operator's license. SWCD elects board officers Alan Holter was elected chairman tor 1987 when the Meigs Soli and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors met recently In the ag conference room of the Farmers Bank Building. Oth~r olflc~rs elected were Rodney Chevalier, vice chairman, and Thomas Theiss, secrctary-treasurN. Gordon Gilmore, soli scientist, was present and Invited all board members to attend the Meigs County Soli Survey Steering Committee meetlngon Tuesday, Feb. 10, at 10 a.m. In the agriculture conference room. Yield tables lor the soli survey publication w!!l be discussed. Permission was granted lor Opal Dyer, office secretary, to attend the secretary's seminar March 4-5 In Columbus and for her and David Burt to attend a middle management meeting In Athens on Thursday, Feb. 5. Plans were completed lor the annual fourth grade poster contest and sixth grade essay contest to be held Feb. 23 through March 24. Also discussed was the upcoming llflh grade school tour. Fifty-nine multiflora rose cots-sharP applications for a total of 109 equivalent acres were approved. LeiTers will•be sent to those approved within the next werk. Th<' 1987 district work plan was approved. The rej!u Jar board meetings of the Meigs SWCD will be held on the fourth Wednesday of each month at 8 p.m. In the ag conference room. The public Is Invited . Those attending the meeting were Thomas Theiss, Alan Holter, Rodney Chevalier, Rex Shenefield, Mike Duhl, Gordon G!lmorr, David Burt and Opal Dyer. Squad~ re~'ipond to four calL~ Mrtr.s County EmPrgenry Medlral Services r<'pOrt s four calls Thursday. Pomeroy ut 6:30 a.m. to Spring Av<'nur .for Christy Fellure who was trPatrd but not transported; Syracuse Fire Department at 2:31 p.m. to a minor flrP at the Terry Smith residence on Sa!sl'r Road: Rarlnr at 2: 3; p.m. was railed to assist : Becky Sm!lh was treated at thr scene for smoke !nhalat ion: Middleport at :1:34 p.m. to Chesh!rr for David G!orrkner 10 Veterans Memorial Hospital. 0 Marriage License issued HUNTSVILLE , Texas tUPIJ Court denied a stay for Hernan· - In the nation's first execution . dez, who~ opposed all appeal this year, Ramon Hernandez, eltorts on 'Ills behalf. who likely " hastened" his death "I think there was a stron~: by opposing appeals . on his llkellhood a stay would have been behalf, died by Injection today granted had he been willing to lor killing a night watchman participate, " Texas Attorncy during a failed robbery. · · General Jim Mattox said. "I Hernandez, 44. was put to think he hastened the death by Injection at 1: B a.m. procedure. ' ' CST tOday on his first execution Hernandez· appeared calm be· dale - becoming the first Texas fore his execution and, mouthed . Inmate to die on the orglnally "I love you" when his personal scheduled day since the state witnesses - his common-law · resumed capital punlshement In wile Velma Hernandez and 1982. . friend Pedro Velardez- entered The execution came less than a the death chamber. half hour after the Supreme Asked if he had a final statement, Hernandez said, "Only to my wile, that I love her and to my kids." HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER He then turned to his wife. Discharges ,January 29 "I'll always Jove you , you know Kenneth Adams, Nona Auxier, that," he said. "That's It." Hymen Barnett, Charles BlevThe execution was delayed ens, Matthews Carnes, Cindy Casto, Sally Caulley , Evelyn when officials had difficulty Chambers, George Cundiff, Earl lor a tUng a vein In which to insert Delawder, Gene Golden, Anna a needle. Alter the lethal drugs Hampton, Sandi-a Hols tein, De- were administered, Hernandez bra Hopson, Daniel Jenkins. looked to thr ci>lllng aild Michael Johnson. Mellsa Ma· breathed heavily twice, as If lone, Carol McCarty, Moriah trying to hold In air. He was dead McGlothin. Christopher Mea- eight minutes later. Hernandez's execu lion was th e dows, Rachel Remy, Lois Shane, first this year and the 21st in the Ellen Slaven, Mrs. Michael Still state since 1982. Texas has and son; Perry Wheeler and carried out more executions than Patrcia Wilson . any other state in th<' 10 yea rs Births since capital punishment wa s .January 29 11 was the 69th execu resumed. Mr. and Mrs. Tyrone Byers. tion in the Unlted States since son, McArthur: Mr. and Mrs. 1977. Dennis Carter. daughter. Oak Hernandez's mood Thursda)' Hill and Mr . and Mrs. Monty was described as calm as h<· Hart, son, Pomeroy. Hospilal news Senate nixes pay increases WIISHI NGTON I UP I) Large pay raises for mt'mkx'rs of Congr£>ss and thousands of other feder al workers are still on track 10 begin next week - despite an overwhelming Senate vote to reject them. Responding to fears that it would be foolish and embarrass· !Qg for lawmakers 10 accept pay A marrlagr llcPns<' has bern Issued In Meigs County Probat e Court to Ronald Lyn Donaldson, 27, and Susan Diann Adkins, 26, both of Portiund. Repaving job set for Meigs County Divorce action." filed Highway work in Meigs County Is Included in the latest !mprol'ement projects on which the Ohio Department of Transportation has awarded bids. Twenty-three proj ects were Included In the biddin g with the cost to total $7.9 million. Melgo County Is scheduled for resurfacing of 1:1.5 miles of Ohio 248 from Ohio 7 to Ohio 124. Included In the same project Is resurfacing on Ohio 124 In Wa· shlngton County from the Athens County line to U.S. 50. Cost of the project. Including lhe Washington County resurfac· lng. Is $612,879.55 with the Shelly Co. of Thornville being awarded the contract . The scheduled completion date is Sept. 30. 1987. Divorce actions have be<'n fllrd In Meigs County Common f'Jpas Court by Renee Hoschar , Pomeroy. against George Franklin Hoschar· .Jr., PomProy : and Bette .Jean Hill . Middleport. against .John Deltx-rt Hill, Middleport. Dlsmlss!'d In l'llrlgs County Comm~n Pleas Court ar<' thr rases of llllrNI Ra,l' Smith Sr. and Sui' Ann Smith; Barbara &!Irs against KPnnt•lh S<'ites: lllv!n T. Walsh, et al. against .Jrnnlfrr Burton. Rutland Council meets Tuesdav.. Rutland Vlllagr Counrll will mrl't at 7 p.n\. Tul'sday at thr Rutian<i Cll'lr C!'nll•r. Thr Sutton Township Trusto'I'S will mt'<'1 at i : .'lO p.m. Monda)· at 1h<' S)Tacusr l'llun!r!pal Building. Middleport lodge tn('et.~ Tue.~day Februar)· Is hear·t month and VOIUnl<'<'rS Will be going hOUSf'· IO· housr asking fo r donations to the llmerican Heart Association. Siner Its beginning. thr Heart MlddiPport l.ndgtO:I~'l. F&liM. w!l! mf'N at 7: :«J p.m. Tu!'sda)' at lh<' 1Pmpl<' with rrlrt•shments to be S<'rved following the mrrtlng. - Board studies. (Continued from Page 1) unit s, Cheste r, Tuppers Plains, and Riverview, being add ed to the liability insurance policy. Each unit ·paid the required $70 for the !nsur·ancc. Ills a approved were C'hapler 11 1987 approp ria ti on5 totaling $6. 7114 fo r payment to th e Count)' Board as Eas tern' s-share for the salary of the tal ented and gifted coordina tor. Bill Burkley. and gr et•nh ouse item s for the vocat!onal-agr!r u!iure program at Eastern High School. The greenhou se items. a pproxi · mate tv $3.000 of the total, wi ll be reimbursed through a grant program. A tota l of $.100 in fund s for th e Riverview sc hool matchin g monies contributed by the PTO for a two year period was approved with the money being used fo r classroom equipment. 11 was noted that und er the OAPSE contract , Carl Barringet is transferring from a two-hour custodial position at R!verviEiw to an eight -hou r custodial job at Chester. The board approved accepting the son of Rita WiJU;· ams, a teacher, to Eastern H!g~ School as per the s tate law whi!'h allows teachers to bring lhel t childre n to the sc hool tuition free: Per·sonne! and budget were discussed in an executive SE!$7, sian. Next meeting will be at· 7 .: p.m . on Feb. 26. Attendin g las t night 's meeling were board members Jim Smitl)r Roger Gaul. Kathy Manicke, Jlni Caldwl'll, Susie Heines, Supt: Roberts. Dan Apiing, high schooi principal; Cathy .Johnson, Ches; ter pr'incipal: Donald Shue; Tuppr rs Pl ai ns principal : Grace Weber. · head teac her at River' view; and Eloise Boston, clerk trrasur('r. ... Thh'l)' rases were proct•ssPd operator's licensr. $100 and Wednesday in tht• Meigs County cos ts . 1hrer days in jail, $50 of Court of .Judge Patrick O'Brien . fine and jail time suspended ff· Ten defenda nts forfeitin g operat or's license is obtalnt'Q bonds are Gary Wex, Powell, within 60 days; Paul G. McKin$50; W!!liam Harmon. Athens. ney, Point Pl easant , W.Va .", $50; .Johnny Rowe. Chesapeak<'. fa lsifica tion . fi ve days in jail and $50; Claudr Per kins, Kansas costs: Gary Welsh, Alban y, fall·. City , Mo., $50: Ma rk Smith. ure to yield . $10 and costs; Marietta , $41 ; .John D. Edwa rds. El!7abPth Powell, Albany, fall.' iS SUe' . Pomeroy, $!10; Deborah Chesil'r. ure to yield, $10 and costs; The Democrat -led House has Athens. $"0: Suzan Phillips. Char irs Riffle, Cheshire, expired sr~eduled subcommittee hear· Brlpre, $50: Bruce .lohnson. llcenst' plates. $10 and coslsi ings on the pay question for next Marietta , $;;(1, and Brian Weaver, Terry E. Hysell, Rarlne, '!allure week, but Speak<'r Jim Wright of St. Clal rsv!!le, a!! posted on to display val id license; $10 and, Texas has indlratcd he does not cos ts; Phillip Moon. Pomeroy, speeding charges. plan to bring the matter to the driving while Intoxicated, $250 Fined on s p e<'d i n ~ charges floor . were Robrr! E . Mi!!rr, Middle- and costs, three days in jail and port, $22 and cos ts: Mariannr fill days li cense suspension; left of Brown, Grove Cit y, $24. and center, costs only ; Douglas JenVc>terans Memorial costs; Daniel Pier-cr , !?y!va nia , kins, Pomeroy, expired license Thursday lldmiswns - Marte $25 and t·osts; Edw;rrd ,J. King, . plat rs, $10 and costs: Rotx-r t C. Young, Racine: !Jennls Hart . Rou1r 4. Pomero)·, $22 and costs: Stone, Middleport, -hunting on Pomeroy: Martha Adkins, Bid- Sleven Riffl f', Syracuse, $2:1and land of ano ther without written cos ts; Vicki Glaz iPI', Athens, $21 permission. $4; and costs; atwell; David Gloeckner, Racine: and cos ts: Rona ld E. Crall'. tempt to take second deer during Larry Powell, Racine. Pomeroy. S2:1 a nd costs: Donald primitive weapons season, $150 Thursday Discharges- Nancy R. Richmond. Middleport. $27 and cos ts: Robin Slater. Dexter, Collins, Lillian Gardner, Freda a nd costs: Geral d Powell, PomP- rcrklrss op<'rat ion. $2!i0 and· Mahr, Audre.v Sanders . costs: Mike Conley. Portland, roy , $2~ and costs. !allure to tran sfer title, 10 days tn' (Continued from Page I I, OthPrs eases hrn rd inc·l ud l'd jail suspended , six months probaMelvin Thornt on. Pom rrO\' . no tion. costs only. Association ha s contr!butrd a third of a billion dollars to support heart disease and strokr research. II Is only through the findings of research that youngstNs. likr St acy, born with heart ddccts. will havr a chancP at the rorrectivl' surgery nrt'drd 10 glv<' th r m a rhancr at leading a healthy , happy and produrt ivp , life. lllso. 6,280 players selccled lour of the numbers to win $40 apiece. There wrre 99.402 ·tickets sold with three of thl' numbers. Those tickets are worth $.1 each. Ticket sales for the weekly draw In!( totaled $3,9.'19,499, with a total prize payout of $5,614,266. Th'c jackpot for the next week's drawing w!l! be at least $5 · . Ohio weather South Central Ohio Cloudy tonight , with a c~anre of snow flurries and a low In the lower 30s. Variable cloudiness Saturday, with highs In the mid 30s. . The probability of preclplta· tlon Is 50 percent tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Winds will be from the northw· est at 10 to 20 mph tonight : Oblo Extend.ed Foreeaat Sunday lhrouch Tunday fair Sunday, with a chance of rain 'or snow Monday and Tues· day. •Highs will be In the30sealh day, with overnight lows In· the By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY - If Meigs County draws interest off invested monies , then why did the county commissioners have to pass a I percent sales tax - eflectlve today - to provide additional revenue? This Is a question some Meigs countians have asked. But as explained by Meigs County Treasurer George Collins, who oversees the investment program, " just because the county invests mon ey, doesn 't mean the money inves ted belongs to !he county. It doesn't." Th·e county treasurer' s office could be described as a sma!! By KEVIN KELL\' Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Ga llla Countv Local Schools have taken one step closer to winning accreditation for three of It s hl!(h schools . The state co mmittee ol the Nor th Cent ral Association w!!l recommend to the organization' s national committee that Hannan Trace, North Gal !Ia and Southwestern high schools be given acc reditation . Kyger Creek High School has been accredit ed with North Cent ral since 1961. Accredita t ion mea ns the schools and their curriculum will be subject to revi ew and must meet standards estab!!shed by North Central, said Robert Lan· ning. the district's curriculum dirN:tor. Lanning and other · administ rat ors have been workIng for more than a yea r to bring tAe schools up to North Central standards . The state panel' s rE>commendatlon wil l be made at · the national co mmittee 's annual meetin g In Chicago In A:pril. In 1983, Meigs County prol!t ed th an ea rned Interes t from prior from approximately $173,000 in years. And eve n thou gh Meigs' real earned Interes t: In 1984, $212,000; In 1985, $207,000; and In 1986, es tate taxes Increased this yea r , $177.000. th e general fund only profit s The amount of earned interes t about $40,000 from that incr ease. flu ctuates from yea r to yea r Collins notes. This $40.000 does according to va ry ing lntercs·t not offset the county's loss In rates. earn ed Interes t, nor It s loss of Interes t was highes t severa l ' $190,000 In revrnu e sha ring years ago at 16 pe rcenl. Last funds. Therefore, Collins says. In year 's average r~ t c of lnter·es l order to maint ain the standard of was 5.9 percent , acco rding to count y services now provid ed. th e ('Ount y commissioners. In Collins. The count y bud!(et commis· concurrcncr with the budget sian, made up of Coll ins. Aud itor commiss ion. pa ssed Ihe sal es William Wi ckline and Prosecut or tax. Also Included In the 1987 Fred Crow lfl, anticipates earned Interes t in 1987 will general fund Is a canyover of amount to $150,000, mu ch less $14,500 lrom 1986, anticipated tax By BOB IIOEFLICH Times-Sentinel St aft Me igs POMEROY County received Us first seeIng eye dog fo r training Friday. Well , act ually, "Lady," the 6- week-o!d full -blooded Boxer, Is n't a seeing eye dog yet. but she's going to get her start In Meigs County. Lady will tx- the 4·H project of 11-yea r-old Heather Pauley , dau ghter of John and Bobb! Pauley of Bearwallow Ridge . Und er Heath~>r's watchful, loving eye, Lady will be Introduced to people In various professions (appar· ently people really are d!llerenl) : she will visit shopping centers: be mixed with other animals to test ·her abllUy to get along and she will be taken to areas of street tr affic to get used to the sounds of vehicles. All of the activities are the training program recommendations at the Plltil Puppy Program Inc., Columbus, which delivered the puppy to the Pauley home Friday. J"he program provides all of the equipment needed to start 'I revenu e< of app ro xlm alr ly $890.000. and $1.1 67.000 fr om other sources. suc h as r<'<'l'ipt s from various offices, local go· vernment doll ars fro m th~ slate, the anticipat ed $400,1WJO fro m sales tax revr.nu e, and th(\ antici pated ea1incd Interest. At the end of Decembe r. thr rt' was abou t $1. :> mil lion In the treas urer 's tota l funds. This Is about as low as the funds cvc•r go, Collins says . As of Friday, total funds were abo ul $2 million. Collins t rles to ker p "a! IPas t 90 percent" of these funds Inves ted. He points out th at th e in ves t· mcnl prog ram is co ndu cted throu gh each oft hr co un ly 's local tContlnu cd on i\ .:ll Panel to hear Collins charges REVIEW OF PROGRESS - Gallla County Local Schools Superintendent Nell ,Johnson, left, and Curriculum Director Robert Lanning review some of the actions taken by the district to win a recommendation for accreditation of three of the high schools. student stations added . "In general , we remodeled those libraries," Lanning said. "Southw~>s t er n a lrt~ a dy ha d adequate space In It s library." (Continued on 11 -.'ll COLUMBUS - On a 3·1 vot<•, the Ohio Elec tions Commission dented a motion by State Sen . .Jan Mi chael Long, D·Circlev!l!e. to dismiss an elections complaint r·hat he kn owingl y violated elections law , clearing the way for a full hearing. One member absta ined fr om voting . By denying Long's reques t. th e commission will hea r the complaint flied by form N Sr n. Oakley C. Collins, R-lronton, who was defeat ed by Long last November for lh <• 17!h Dis trict sea t Collins had held co ni inuously since 1962. Co llins' election compla int sa id that Long's ca mpaign kn owIngly used false Informa tion about Collins In ca mpaign mate· rials and advcrt!sr mr nls. eas tern Bekaa val ley, and the offi cial contend ed "There is. no real news regarding hts whereabouts or.whether he has been kidnapped h!mseit ' Wall e was under th e protec tion of U.S. lnt clll · gence services. or n6t," said one Lebanese official. Moslem militia officials and a Lebanese Salah Kh alaf. kn ow n by his nom dcguerrc"A bu magazine reported Friday that the 47-year-old Ayad ," second In co mmand to PLO r hlef Vasser Ara fat. did not prov ide deta ils. and th e report Church of England envoy; who came to Beirut co uld no! be ind epend ently co nfirmed. Jan. ' 12 seeking the release of kidnapped The Lebanese news paper An Na har rrported Americans, had himself become a hostage. Friday th at Wait e had brc n sern ridin g In u 1n Tunis. Tunisia, a senior Palestine Liberation convoy In th e Bekau and would rrsurfacr in lhe Organization ofllclal said Saturday that Walle nex1 tw o da ys. ' was spotted two days ago In the Syrlan-contro!lcd S.m. ,Jan Michael l-ong Lo ng' s campaign said It W:J S illega l for Collins to hold two public jobs at th r sa me time. Co llins w11 s superin tendent of Law ren(·r Count .v Sc hools whll l' sprv ln g as st ct fC' sr niJfOr . Coll ins a!lcgrd !hat Ohio courts have uph eld simult a neo usly hold ing two pu blic positions. Dcs )Jitc th at. Collins sa id , LonR's t'ampa!gn <'hargcd that Co llins Illegall y hr ld 6oth jotJs. No heari ng t.latr was ann ounced . the puppy on Its training and will provide money for all medical expenses In seeing that the animal remains healt by . The expense of obedience school training will also be provided by thl' program . The Pauleys will be responsible for the pup's food. A booklet accompanying Lady· gives full Instructions to Heather, who will keep the animal lor one year. Lady will then be returned to t~e program and will undergo the specialized training needed to serve her blind master or mistress In future years . The program's phllosphy Is that the animals make better seeIng eye dogs lfthey are reared In a loving, home environment rather than In a kennel. Heather, a student at Salls· bury School and a member of the Ridge Critters 4-H Club, found Information on working with a seeing eye dog In a 4·H booklet. Her application was completed to the Pilot Puppy Program In October and In about four weeks she received word that she had been accepted with Lady arriving . ., •t ( .. The uncert aint y ovrr Walle's status lefl his rr lat tvcs in Brt uiln "ver)' worried," sa id a tousl n. John Waite, who added the kidn apping n•porls "h ave a n awful ring of truth" lo them. ll rchbls hopol Ca nt er bury Ro bert Hunc!rca l!cd the repor1s "worry ing" and offci·cd s)ll't·la l prayers for his hos tage envoy a r Ca ntrrbury Ca thed r al on Saturday . Runcle said he was "extremely concwnrd" about Waite and was ('O nt ac llng "kry pcop!r" In Leba non for Informal io n on Wal tr's whereabouts. Tax amnesty proposal part of Celeste. budget blind,person function MEIGS CO. ·TREASURER GEORGE M. COLLINS - - ·· -- - collected, much of this money Is Inv ested, mostly In short-term situations of 30, 60, 90 or 120 days. The county, by law, keeps the Interest drawn from these Inves t· ments In return for doing the collecting. The earned Interest then becomes part ·of the county general fund. except for portions which, by law, must be returned to the county highway department and school for the mentally retarded. The Investment program Is ongoing, Collins says, but the earned Interest from the program "Is not new money, " he explains. It Is always anticipated from year to year and Included in the general fund budget. ' Her project will help \ ·--·-·-----.. •---- --·-··- -----·-· -·····-··- -· ·- "I think It t.accredltatlon) assures a student tha t there w!ll be a comprehensive curriculum in . a!! areas of his school," Lanning explained. "lt offers the school an ongoing review . and study ol Its programs. That's the big Ingredient In North Centra! Is the review of programs. It would also be an assurance to the community that certified people are In their teaching area and are meet Jng both state sta-ndards and North C~>ntral ' s standards." Lanning said he and district staff r~>vlsed all staffing patterns to meet North Central standards, provided additional 11'\Structlon space and stressed Industrial technology In vocational pro· grams. such as agriculture and business education. Th E' work began last year·when the district received conditional status and Initiated steps to ensure a fully-certified teacher was teaching In a certain area . Libraries and media centers In at North Gallia and Hannan Trace were expanded, with 16 to 18 BEIRUT, Lebanon rUP! i -The archbishop of Canterbury co ntacted " key people' ' in Lebanon Saturday about his missing hostage negotiator Terry Walle, and three Americans heeded U.S. warnin gs and left kidnap-plagued 'Moslem west Beirut . Moslem militia sources said they had " no conclusive reports shedding light on Walle' s disappea rance" since he left his west Beirut hotel without bodyguard s on Jan. 20, presumably for a meeting with Moslem extremists' holding Americans and other ' 1--'-·--··--···- ---~-- bank. The treasurer collects funds for 82 separate ag encies-or subdivisions In the county, 75 of which are active at this time, including each village, township, school district, etc. It Is to th~>se many different agencies that the Invested money actually belongs. "My office acts as custodian lor the montes of these other agencies," Collins says, "but we can' t spend the money. We just hold It until time lor settlement with the various entitles. And we can invest it for the time It Is In our trust." Re al estate taxes are collected by the treasurer's office in Febr.uary and Augus t. Once Americans depart Lebanon as emissary concerns grow LAST DAY TO PAY FIRST HALF REAL EST AT. TAX WIL BE FEB. 6, 1987. LAST DAY TO 'PAY TRAILER TAX.WILL BE JAN. 30; 1987 10°/o PENALTY WILL BE CHARGED . AFTER THE FEB. 6 ·DATE ON REAL ESTATE TAX• ,. 12 Sections, 80 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Middleport_ Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, February 1, 1987 High schools near . accreditation goal 992-3810 OR 992·2264 i ...................... .Partly sunny toduy, with a chance of rain uud highs bCtwccn 45 und 50. lriterest small part of budget, treasurer says FOR INFORMATION CALL ... Along the River ........ B-1-X Buslness ... ........... ........ D-1 Com!cs ............ .. ...... Jnsert · CIIISsllleds ..... .:..0 ·3-4·5-6-7 Deaths ........ .. .... .. ........ 0 -H Editorial ..................... t\ -2 Vol. 21 No. 52 Copyrighted 1987 EXTENSION GRANTED . ' Tax help is available for senior citizens in Meigs County, Bob Hoeflich reports - 8-8 •• tmts- 20s. I William A. Rusher hails Pat Buchanan's decision not to seek the presidency - A-2 • ofllre. officials said Thursday. ~m:l~ll~lo~n~---------J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The winning numbers were 6, 8, ,. 17. z;, 26 and28. The holder of the ticket w!l! receive the winnings In 20 annual pre-tax payments of $250.000. In addition to the top-prize winner. 138 players picked five of the numbers to win $470 each. C-1 Collegiate cage roundup Friends .and faith sustain area woman -B-1 •• Meigs County Court cases 50 cents . · ·, . 15 DAYS UNTIL HISTORY BOOK DEADLINE! Officials await 'ticket holder CLEVELAND tUPIJ _ Lot· tery otfl~ lals say they are still waiting .for the holdl'r of the only Ohio Super Lotto ticket bearing all six numbers In Wednesday's 1 ,$,million gam!' to.comefoi'Ward to dalm the jackpot. The name of th<' winner will br announced alter the ticket Is validated at a regional lottery hikes while also trying to cut the defi cit, tlie ··senate voted 87· 7 Thursday to block th~ Increases , which werr proposed ear liN this month by President Reijgan and scheduled to begin at midnight next Tul'sdav. On a voice' vote. the Democrat· dominated · chamber also ap· proved language to block the increases through an amendmr nt to a $50 million bill to aid thr homeless. Despite the twin actions, thr pay raises are still on schedule to start - because the House has shown no desire to vote on the Sunday whether the court were lnlorm~d visit ed with his common-law the lawyer s were acting wltjlout wife, his mother and tw o sons and his consent . I told him his ate a last meal of tacos, an position wa s represented.'.' · enchilada. a jalapeno pepper, hot Hern andez was convicted In sauce and coffee, prison s pokesthe Jun e 20, 1980, shooting death man David Nunnelee said. The Supreme Cou rt denied a of Oscar Martin Fraire, 33, of Juarez, Mexico. a live-In night petition seeking a ·stay for Hernandez at 12:45 a.tn. CST watchman at an El Paso service station. According to trial tesllm· after the U.S. District Court In ony, Hernandez fl ed without .any_· · Marfa and th e 5th U.S. Cl,rcuit Court of Appeals In New Orleans money . Hernandez, whose police r&. denied appeals. Hernandez had acted as his cord lis ts crimes ranging fror{l own attorney and rej ected seek· possessing marijuana to deadlY !ng stays, but two llmcrican Civil assault .and assault with a knifO: Liberties lawyers intervened said Wednesday he was reslgntiQ to die to highlight Inequities (n hours before he wa s to di e. Mattox said Hernandez proba· the criminal ju sti ce system. · : "My tile is Insignificant. If 1'1'(1 bly could have· received a stay if going to be executed, Ifeel I k)1ow he wanted one: · "He. safd he was afr aid. but exactly what I'm doing," Her:that .he was. ready to get 11 over nandez said. "But I'm not a9 with," Mattox said. "He as ked animal, I fear death." Successful ·surgery heart surgery, kidney dialysis and antibiotics. This means thai mos t of the mone.v going Into research Is coming through pr!v a t (' donations. '. SEEING EYE - ftla adorable Boxer puppy will one day be a dog aldln1 a blind penon. II will set 1111 llrt1t year's trabtlnl In Melp County from !leather Pauley, II , who U. been acceplecl for the Job by the Pilot Puppy Program, Columba. Heather will provide the train In I a8 a f.H project the next year. Heather'• mother, Bohhl Pauley, holds lhe 6-week·old pup, whleh wllll delivered here Friday . on Friday.. - but on the other hand, knowing that Lady will be A definite lover of animals, making life easier tor a blind · Heather undoubtedly will person probably will help have some difficulty In P\lrtHeath~>r overcome the big ltlg with Lady a year from now heartache. I f•Uy·lralnecl~eelnc eye ror COLUMBUS tUPl t - Gov. Ri chard F. Celeste's $20.8 billion state budge! proposal for 1988-89 will Include a "tax amn esty" plan to ra ise $60 million In ot herwise uncollectible taxes, It was learn ed Saturd ay . The governor Is scheduled 10 un veil· his spending outl ay Mon· day. II lean budget, It will raise spendin g by only I percent for f!scal1988 and another 4 percent In l!scal1989. No Increases In the personal, corporate or sales taxes will tx- proposed . William J . Shkurtl, director of the stat e Office of Budget and Management, said last week only about $100 million In new spend· lng will tx- proposed In the first yea r over the 1987 level, which Is $10.1 billion tor the year. The curren1two-year approprl· atlon was $19.9 billion alter It cleared the Legislature. Federal allotments brought the tota l over $30 billion. The administration believes that $60 million could be realized on a one· time basis only, but the OBM Is scraping tor every penny It can aet. A bill under consideration In the Hou se revises the definition of a manufacturing sales tax io I cxcmp llon whl rh co ul<l c0' t the stat e $170 million H Y'''"' tr un changNI. Also In 1111• :rdmlnlstratlon's plans are rl lminallon of t'l•l'la!n tax loo pholes ant.! rxrmp tlons: and s l renM ihPn ln~ of Ito< law cnforccmt•nt . OnC' sourer s;.tid th r· .budwif cont ains: - A mlnt-tou n pro~ram for small buslnr·ss, fund t•d wl1h money saved hy tr a n s frrrln ~ meat !nsprrtlon In the Ohio Deparf(llcnt or llgrlcu liu rt• 10 thr !edcral gov••rnmcnt : - Increased Iundin ~ of ~roun d · water co ntrol. hazardous wastr pro tection and other programs or thr Ohio Env ironm ent al Pro te<'· r Jon Agency: _ - A "steel and m a nufacturl n ~ futures f~nd " wh ic h takes money from programs In the Ohio Department of Development which arr not 'worklng well and provides gra nt s and low-lnt rrrs t loans to the companies In steel and oth er manufac turin g Industries; - Additional fundin g for the Passport pro~ ra m to provide pn alternative to nursing home care In up to 50 percent of the state. • � 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. 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