https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1db03a41fd6180e2a5dd3be3aa3b0214.pdf 3e854392427d1eaa1cc6f9dce2fbe98c PDF Text Text ' ' .Page- 16- The D~ily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. · Thursday, February 5, 1987 · •\ r--Ohio Briefs:--.. School activity -loss aided levy passage· _Meigs girls T oledo firms signs co'?senL decree COLUMBUS (UPn- The Jennison-Wright ~·o rp . of Toledo. accused of vio lating hazardous waste a nd wa,e~ polution laws, has signed a consent decree with the s tate Gf Ohio. J e nn ison-Wright was char!(ed wit h producing a nd dispo,i ng of hazardo us wastes arid polluting st a te waterways prior to 1981, Ohio Attorney General Anthem• ,J CC'Iebrezze Jr. sa id Wednesday. · · Under the decree. the company agr<'ed to clean up the sit<· and pay $100,000 in civi l pe nalties, inc luding $70,000, which is to be used in the clea nup' opera tion. The company manufactures and treats wood <md wood products and manufact ures a sea ler prod uct called ".1enni te," Ce ie brezze said . ' Publisher will pay penalty, cosls COLUMBUS !UPI1 - :'<at ion:.Ji Church Publications of Mans field has e nt (•red int o J cons<'n t judgmenl w ith th<' s tate• of Ohio requiring the firm to pav $3,500 In civ il penalties a nd costs. Th e judgment stems from a suit. filed by Ohio Atlorney Ge neral Anthony .J . Celeb:wzt' .Jr. agains t the co mpany and its owners, Robert W. Bush a nd Robert Bush Jr .. in September 19R5. According to the s uit , lht' firm approached church co ngregatio ns off<'fi ng to pmducr a "free" pictorial chu rch direc tory . The company claimed I he copies would be fu r nished to individua-l families a nd to the churc h II mrmbPrs wou ld permit them selves to be photographed. However, the su it c harged, fam ilies wen• solici t ell to purchase cop ies of the photographs, with the actu al cos t of the so-ca lled "free" directon Incl uded in the price of the photographs. Sea U:orld to open earlier AURORA i UPI I -Sea World is sc heduled to open earlie r !han us ual this season. The marine life park is 10 open the firs t lwo wPekends of May and beg in da lly operations May 16. The park will br open dail y through Sept. 20, plus the following wePkend . The park's 18t h season -inc ludes nl'WS shows for favori te performers. the addition of a las~r light s how , and some young penguins ha tched from eggs co llected o n a recent Antarctic t•xpeditlon. By United l'ress International The sta te Depar tment ·Of Educati on said 31.8 percent of the school Issues on speCial election ba llots In Ohio pas sed, slightly bet ter than the 29.82 percent approval rate in the last special electio ns in Aug-us!. Robert Bowers, spokesman for the 0hio Departmen t of Ei:luca 1ion, sa id 1i of the 44 issues on the ballots ac-ross the state were passl'd Tu esday . Thr s uccess rate was below the 48.78 percen t r.ecorded In the F'ebruary 1985 special e lec tion and well be low the 60.3 percent and Ci6.92 per cent recorded In the primary and genera l elect ions In May and Novembh of last year. Threat.s to el iminat e all ex tra c urricular activi ties figured in many of the elections, including Troy , Miami Cou nty , where the sc hool board vo ted last month to eliminate a ll after-school activities s tarting next fall. Superintendent Michael Barnhart sa id at the time t>ven the pas1sage of the iss ue would mean onl,v some of t he programs would be res tored . ThP school d is trict went to the voters for an 8.5-milllevy a fter lt>ar ning in March 1986 that the sc hool boa rd had overspe nt it s budget by $1.6 million between 1983 and 1985. That action led to the res ignation of the superintende n t a nd all but one of the board members. The 8.5-m illlevy was defeated in Augus t of last year. In November. the mil lage was reduced to 6.R-, but agai n, voters sa id no, . th is time by a s m a ller m a rgin. · In an unusually heavy turnout for a s pt>cla l elect ion, the three-year emergency levy des igned to raise $1.75 million was a pproved 4,498-to-2,947 Tuesday. "It's been like having a babya nd It's been about a month overdue," Barnhart said, "We're glad that It's all over." He said the board would be meeting soon to decide· which programs to restore. 1n the Cinc innati suburb of Deer Park, voters rejected a school tax levy for the third time in sevr,n months, 2,564-to-2,238. Superlntendt>nt Robert Flurey sald the defeat of the7.7-mllllevy means all extracurricular activities, Including s ports and the hot lunch :program, will be ellml- . nated In September. Academics also would be a ffected, he said, with as many as nine teaching positions facing elimination. In the Springfield School Distr ict, Clark County, voters turned down a 7-mlll levy that would have raised money for teacher s' salaries. The vote was 4,935 agains t to 4,672 in favor. This was the first levy the cit y schools had put on the ballot for about 18 years. After fou r prev iou s defeats , voters approved a 6.2 mill operatin g levy for the Perkin s Local School District, Eri<' Cou nty. There were 2,097- votes for the levy and 1,818 against School officials had cut various progra m s and eliminated 7'h teaching positions. Junior high a thlet lcs were also eliminated in a cost-cutting move. Voters in the Liberty-Benton Local Schoo l Dlstl'lct, Hancock County , defeated a five- y<'ar ,' 2. 5 mill permanent Imp rovement levy by. 68 votes. In November II was defeat !'!I by 14 votes. In Champai gn Count)', voters In the Urbana city sc hool district approved a 7.6-mill levey request that had been defeated in the past School of!lcials had threatened cuts In t he schools If the Issue were defeated. Voters approved the request 2,031-to1,871. Also approved were: -Avon Lake, Lorain, 5.75 mills. - Wyoming, Hamilton, . 8.95 mills. - Milford, Clermont , 3.52 mills. -New Carlisle-Bethel, Clark, 7 mills. -Talawanda City, Butler, $13.7 million bond Issue. -Greene County Joint Vocational School District, threequart e r m ill and one-qua r ter mill (both passed). -Shawnee, Allen, 5. 5 mills . - Rittman Exempted, Wayne, 5. 7 mills. -Black River , Medina. 4.95 mills. -Ca nton Local. Stark, ·7.1 millss. Also di>feal!'d were: -Aurora. Portage, 8.94 mills. · -Solon, Cuya hoga . 8.9 mills . -Lucas, Richland, 6 mills . -Chardon, Geauga, 4.9 mills. - Lorain, Lorain: 6. 7404 mills . -So uthwest, Licking, 9.7 mills. - Madison Loca l. Butler, 7.5 mUis . -New Miami; Butler, 9 mills. -C.R. Coblentz, Preble, 3.5 mil~. -Brookville, Montgomery, 5 ')· mills . . -!Northmont City, MontgomNy, ~m ills. -Triway Local, Wayne, 5.5 mills -Dover Cily, Tu~carawas, 4.5 mills. -Brown Local, Carroll, 6.9 mills. -Indian Creek Local, Jefferson, 5.4 mills. -Minerva Loc al. Stark, 5.1 mills and 2 mills (both failed I. - Hubbard Exempted Village , Trumbill, 9.'9 mills. -Coventry, Summit ,.3.8 mills a nd 1.4 mills (both lailedl-Streetsboro, Portage, 9.3 mills. -Clear Fork Valley Local, Richland, 4.91l)ilis. -Crestview, Ashland, 4.9 mills. -Eastwood, Wood, $1.3 million bond Issue. -Hubbard, Trumbull, 9.9 mills. -Champion, Trumbull, .1. 75 m ills -Columbiana Village, Columbiana, 7.5 mills. -,-Edgerton. Will ia ms, 6 mills. Sta1r ow nC' r Marvin Warnt"r and ex -thrift president Burton Bon!(· ard a re c ha.rgrd with illrgally fun neling millions of Home S ta t~ depositors ' do ll ars to ESM. Specifically , the prost•eution c· lalms the three made 41 unju stlfiabl<' trans fer s of bank money, ca lled "marg in ca ll s," to ESM as part or a $700 million lnvestmrnt. Wh1•n ESM C'ollaps<-d In March o! 1985, It owed Home State $144 million . Hol'(lt' State also co l· lap~rd, t rlggerlng runs b~· deposItors on savings and loans throuj:(hout · Ohio a nd ca using c;ov. Ric hard Celestr to close 70 S&Ls until they ob tained f!'deral Sc hil'bc l also trslifi<'d thai In a co nver sation wi tn Warner in .J a nuary 1R85, Wa rner questioned him eio r ns lvely abou t liomr Stille's ' ilu a tion wit h ESM. " I as ked hirn, 'Marvin, do you k now somrthi ng I don't?"' Schiebel said. "His response was something to the ex tf'nl of, 'No, not rea lly ."· At a meeting with Warner F'eb. 1!\, · 19R5, Warnrr sa id he had hea rd t h e r~ wrre problems a t ESM. but he didn't know thr C'Xtcnt of them, Sc hicix'l sJ!d. Sc hiebel told Warnet that a prellmlary report on • ESM's fin a ncial t•ondltlon he had receivrd gave no indica tion !hat ESM wa s fl ou nde ring . Under c ross -examination . Sc hiebel said Warner did not Indica te how lle learned of ESM's troubles and tha t Warner did not say he had s poken to ESM official s . . Schiebel sa id he then pressed ESM for a s igned audit a nd spec ial report on Home State's dealings wlth · the bro~erag~ !lrm, but ESM fa il ed to provide the documents. Sc hiebel went to ESM's Fort Lauderdale offices F'eb. 27 to get the audit . · . But on March 1. Jose Gomez. an auditor hired by ESM, asked Scl\iebel to return the audits . • • •• • ft •• •,•• • Name____________~---------------------Address ________________________ ' '' •.•• \ -••'.. City•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ _ _ Zip: - - - - ...:: My current brand Is: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Taste breakthrough, , generic price! • • Men!hols D . ~ Mail coupon to: Cambridge Two Free Packs Olfer expires 9-30-87. By participating In' ro.Bo• t6053 tnls offer 1certify 111a11 am a emol<er 21 HautJpe.uge, NY 11788 years of age oroldel. UmM one per person. Olfer void where prohibited by Ja_w. At low . 8-tO - l o r dell""Y- ~ .-- ..• . ~ • • "' ~ ...,' • ••' 12 mg "tat:' 0.9 mg nicotine av. per cigareHa by FTC method. Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio, Friday, February 6. 1987 COLUMBUS (UPI J- The state's top educators cited asurvey showing nearly hall of Ohio' s school districts will need loans In the next two yea r s if ·legislators let funding levels In Gov . Richard F. Celeste·~ propsed budget stand . •· Representatives of the Ohio Department of Education, testifying Thursd ay before the House Finance Committee, brought their -reaso ns why the General Assembly should expa nd funding of primary and secondary education. "If .. . we do not recognize the ne<>ds of our educational system and provide funding above I he level presented In the execu live budget, serious educational problems ca n be accurate !~· forecast. " Slate Super inte nde nt Franklin B. Walter to ld the committee. Walter said the school districts were survev!'d to determ ine the Impact of Celeste's proposa't of no Increase In funding for fiscal year 1988 a nd 1 perce nt In fi scal 1989. He sa id the res ull of the survey showed that nearly 300 of more than 5n sc hoo l districts parti(' ipalin g sa id they would have to apply lor a loan-from thr s tat e In the next two years. He sa id 161 district s would have ro apply in fisca l year 1988 for a to ta l of $87,181, 886, and 137 would apply In fisca l yea r 1989 for a to ta l of $.313,4.3:1.270, accordi ng to t.lle survey. 2 Soctions, 14 Pages 25 Cents A Mull imodia In c. New s papm Waiter said the numbe r of school dis trict s thai will need loa ns cannot be accurately projected. but "It Is a safe assumption tha t with no Increase the f}rst year and a four percent Increase thr seco nd year, we will have more school districts In the loan fund than ev.er before In his tory." Since being established In 1978, lh<' fund has been used by 99 district s. Walter said schools indicated In the survey I hal future lev ies also will be necessar~- along w ith reductions In sta ff and programs. Expound ing on Walter 's testimony, · Assis tant Sta te Superintendent William L. Phillis said morr money is needed by schools to m aintai n current fisC'a l stab ll it~· and to pay lor excl'il<'nn' In educa tion programs . Phil lis .<aid the sta lp s hou ld lnrn' asr rduC'at lon funding by a t lea st 20 perc!' nt ovr r thr IJiPnnlum bPcausr in crrasPs 'of 20 prrcenl we n ' grantf'd ln the la s! thrPI' bienn ium s, and rhos!' lnnea srs wer r consid ered a "ca tch-up" mP., ns or krPplnf: 1 Ohlo' s s~·s trm up to nat k~ nal stimdat'ds . Tea chrrs' sab1rlrs. for f' xamplf'. mu s t hP lncreasrd, Phil li s told the rommill<'< '. Til<' Stall' Board of Educa 1ion ha s reco rnmrnd etl an Increase In the minimum leaC'hrr salan· fr om $14 ,8110 to $W,!XJO for !IS<cal ,-,•a r t ~IRKand 1o.$17,1XIII for fi scal· year 19R!I. Bicentennial events chainnan is appointed By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Stall Writer Rutland Fire Dep artme nt , iike all other volunteer departments In Meigs County, strives for excellence. But · excellence Is expensive, a nd lund-raising Is as much a part of a volunteer fireman 's life as training. Rutland, and some other departments in th<' cou nty, were given financial boosts the past two years through Community !kvelopment Block Grant funds to purchase equipment. In 1985, the Meigs County Commissioners awarded Ruthi~'a '·stMOO'' to- 'purchase ' fir'eflghtlng equipment. All the eq uipment has arrlwd , includIng 700 fert of fir e hose. a 5,500-watt genE>rator, a portable pump, lo.ur portable flood light s, two s moke ejec tors, six fir<> coats a nd pants, six pair steel-toe s hoes , six hel mets a nd hoods. a nd other smaller item s. Fire Chief Bill Williamson reports th<' equipment was pu rc ha sed from fo ur different. fire equipment co mpanies, based on the best equipment for the best price. . This pa s t year, the commiss ioners awarded Rulland $9,500 In CDBG funds to be m a tched with department money to pu rc hase a box -type van . Fire Deparment President Charles Barrett J r. says the van will be c ustom ized by tht> flrem<>n wit h NEW EQUIPMENT - On dL~play at Rutland Fire Department are several new pieces of expensive firefighting equipme nt, purcha.•ed wllh Community Development Block Gran\ funds awarded hy the Meigs ( :ounty Comml-.loners. At left, Fireman Charles Rile examines an al~ pack. the new equipment. As yet, the $9,500 has not been releasf'd bv th~'Ohio- Depart mi.'lit of -Dt>vrlopment to th ~ co unt y commissione rs. William son says the depa rt ment ha s applied sever al times, but never received, matching fund s graQts through t he forestry departme nt. However, the department is try ing for such a grant again thi s year. Money is needed to up-date the department's alerting and com muni ca ti on sys tem for m ember s, and a new roof Is needed on the depar tme nt' s .bulldln.:. Th e depar tme nt now pays for all insura nce premiums on trucks a nd buildings at an annual cost of over $3.200. Hospitalization a nd life insu ran ce for members is al so a n addllio nal expenditure, as we ll as monthly utility bills. The departmrnt's onlv income. Fireman Bruce Stewart, at right, tries on a new jac ket, pants and helmet Purchlllle of this equipment hw; greatly updat ed the department, and Stewart reports that all fire men In th•• departm ent are now -outfitte d with prolecllvt' clothing, Patr·Jcla Pm·ker of Pomeroy has been na med Meigs Coun ty chairman for the observanc~ of the blce ntennl.al year marking the shapi ng of the Northwest Ordinance and the sign ing of thr U. S. Constitu tion. Acco rding to plans announc ed by Parker. whose appoi ntm ent was made by the Meigs County Co mmiss ione rs, programs on hi s tory w il l be presented throughout the year with eac h month to highlight a different tow nship in the coun ty. Sunday, Sa lem Tow nship will bp highli ghted wit h a program a t th~ Meigs Museum, 1 p.m. ThP s peaker will bl- Mike Busk irk of the Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Mr igs Division, who will presen t a history of coal mining In southern Ohio ovrr the pas t ,VC'llfS . department, but onl y one The public Is Invited to attend pumper, one tanker and one the .presentation. R,c lreshmrnts brush ·truck are used. Two ot her .. \Jill tirscrv'ed . M ai'rrials 'per'ta lri trucks a re Inoperable. a nd a 19:i0 ing to the township will also IJr on pump~r Is usPd for parades on ly. cllspia_v at thr museum , and Rutland Fir~ Department resident s a1·r Invit ed 10 bring In a serves Rutland Village and town - r!'llc or plecr of hIs tor~- about 1hi' s hi p, a nd ha s mutual aid .with township. Albany, Columbia Township , The months and thr townships Middleport , Pomeroy , Sa lem which will be highlig hted durin g Township a nd Scipio Township tht• year, as a nno unC'r d IJ)' departments. Parker. a rr March. &•dford · Departm f'nl officers In addi- · Town shi p; Apri l, Ruli <Jnd Town tion to Chi ef William son a nd sh ip: May, l.elal'l Towns hip: Presi de nt Burdl'tt e, are .Jeff .June. Sa lisbury Towns hip; .lu l_v, Sno}Nden, vice president ; F'red Orange Town ship; i\ugusl, Lr Willia mson, sec retar v; Home1· Parker. treasu rer: Guy Hunt er, re porte r; Dav id Da1·!s, assista nt chief; Char les Rlfr, ass istan t c hief and trai ning officer ; David Williamson, captai n; Dano King, first li eute nant: Ted Ha tfield and Mart y Spa ngler, second ll culenants; a nd Danny Davis, tra inin g ofllcer. says Williamson, Is from fire IcviPS and money raising projects, suc h as the annual Fourth of .July ox roa s t and turke_v s upper, by the firemen and lad les a uxilia ry . Willia m son co m-mends these volunt eers "for the Money is needed to up-dat e the departme nt's alerting and communication . sy~lem for memhers, and a new roof iN needed on the department' s building, The department now pay s for all Insurance premiums on truc ks and buildings at an annual cost of over $3,201). fine job th ey do for us ." The department, whic h was organized in 1913, now has 27 active members and a n honorary roster lor retired members. Six truck s are owned by the SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING : Cigarette Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. By KATIE CROW Senllnel CorreHpondenl The annual budget for tlie v ill age of Syracuse. In the amount of $159,282.90, was approv('d Thursd ay night by Syracuse Village Council. The necessary three readings were approvrd under em Prgency measure. A breakdown of the budget Is: general, policE', $:.,250: s treet li ght s, $1,000: mayor , $1,075; council, $1,200: mayor' s court, $200; c lerk-treasurer, $5,200: land and bulldlngs,$15,500: total general. $29,425. Street construction, $27,000; highwa y, $4,000: park, $800: revenue s haring, $4,017.90; fire, $6,800: current expense, $5,900: water . $49,640: pool, $27,000: gu ar~itt y met er, $500: pool repair. $4.000: cemetery, $200. Total all !unds $159,282.90. . Gene Imboden Informed counc il that he has resigned as fire c hi ef and Ken Jacks was named to fill Imboden's post Imbode n is presently temporary chief of the e mergency squad. Imboden will remain an active m e mber of both the fire and emergency departments . Imboden extended tha nk s to members of council for their support. Imbode n also noted that persons are violatin g the no parking area next to the fire station and suggested that persons In violation be Issued tickets for such violations by the police chief. Mayor Eber Pickens a nnounce d tha t the Me igs Count y Board of E lections will be mov11\!l from the Pomeroy Masonic Te mple building on Mulberry Avenue to offi ce quart er s loca ted on Mec ha nic Street. The move will take place on Feb. 27. Glenn Cundiff, coun cilman. reported that Carle ton Sc hool will have available this summer a regulation little league ballfield with dugouts a nd a picnic s he lt er. Cundiff stat!'d that , according to Carleton Sc hool offic ia ls, the villa ge Is welcome to use the facility a nd that Car leton Sc hool officials fee l they arc workin g wit h 'the vil lage and li ke to ix' recognised as part or the communit y. Council fe lt the a nnouncement was a n exce llr nl step forward lor thr yo ungsters as well as the communit y as a whole. • Foll owing a discussion In regard to repair to the vlllagcownrd dump truck It was d ec ld~d to make the necessary repairs a nd offer the vehicl e for sa le . Council fee ls tha i · a s ma ller vehicle will bi-tter serve the village. Mayor Pickens reported that new s treet markers will be placed within the village. The new posts will be 4-by -4 wooden posts, painted black, with verll ral white le tteri ng. At the.present ti me there areJO street markers to be replaced with others to be added as needed. Counc il , In other bu siness, agreed to adve rtise lo r bid s to resurface the te nnis courts, a dvertise fo r Insurance for the villa ge and begin accep't lng a pplications for a pool manager . Deadline lor appllcatiohs for pool manager Is Feb. 28. Bill ,Arnott s uggested that a representallve of Southern Ohio Coal Co. be Invited to attend the next meeting of council to explain the operation of minin g. The public Is Invited to attend. All meetings are open to the public. Janice Lawson, clerk treasurer, a nnoun ced that s he a tte nded a seminar on a nnua l rl'ports at Hocking Technical College, Nelsonville. The sem ln a r s are rl'quired of all vlllag6 c lerks. Atlendlng were Mayor Pickens, Lawson, Cun diff, Arnott , Ernie Sisson, .Jack Williams, Jim Hill and Kathryn Crow, counc il members, Imboden a nd Bob Hysell. I' L------------~----------~ ~ Mfl. stigqes)edretail prica. enttne Lawmakers hear educators' pleas_for funds ,, • Yes, I want to by cambridge. Please send me two fREE pack coupons. I I I • CIIAIRMi\N NAMED - l'ntrlclll l'ark••r , Mt•lgs<'ounty's Di c(' Ott•nnlul t hal rman . bil non Town ship: nh!H'rant'l' St•plrom lwr , Chcs tl'r Towns hip; OcJ oiJI•r , Sur Inn Town ship; Now·mllfll', Ollvt• Township; DPr<·mbPr, Sc·lpio Township: and .Januar ~- 19RH. Co lu mblu Townshi p. Pl~ns are also bring mad<· fora ro unl~• wldr c-rlriJr:ltl on to br h<' ld a t lh< ' Mclg > Counlv ~' :il r grounds on .lul.l ' 11. The Mf'igs Count\' No rthwc' t tC'on linur<l on Page 7t Syracuse budget wins council's approval r-----------------------, RegularD a1 y Vol . 36, No. 193 Copyrighted 1987 • lty em, on us! 100's 0 • Funding • assists Rutland .firemen • • KlngsD .769 PICK-4 9139 Mostly doudy tonight, with _ a low lwtwc"n 25 and :10. Mostly sunny Saturday. with hi ghs near 40, The proh ahlllty ol 'preclpllallon is 20 percent tonl~hl and near -.cro Suture day. I ·We bet two free packs that Cambridge taste will ·K.a generics! lnsu ranee . Dailv Number ' '-• , .; ..· Ohi() Lottery tie for TVC championship -Page 4 • S&L trial • witness • continues testimony CINCINNATI iUP l i - Home State Savin~s Ba nk's makin!( a profit on 22 consec utive tra nsactions was akin to baseball player P~te Rose's 44-game hitting st reak, a former officia l of the bank cont ends. Tes tifyi ng on his ow n ix'half, ex-Home State president David Sch l <'b~l to ld jurors In Hamilton Coun lv Common P IC'a' Cour t Wrd nrsda _v it was plausible lhe thrill cou ld avoid s uffe ring any losses In thr dealings with ESM Government Secu rities Inc. be· cause "a nything is poss ible." In expla ining Home State's success. Schiebel said he told sta te examinl'fs " Pete Rose hit In 44 straight games 1in 1978!. Nothin g' s impossible In this world ." Prosecutor. cont end Hom<' Sta te co nspired with ESM lo maki: heft y proflls on the "day traMs" at predeiPrmined rules . Sc hi l'bl-1 denied havin g sa id Home State would nPver take a loss on the transactions . SchiPbrl and formt>r Homr I Extremists deny hostage _emissary was wounded BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPII Militia officials dismissed a Wes t German newspaper report that missing hostage negoti a tor Terry :Walle- was shot and wounded while trying to escape his Moslem extremist captors. "I don't think that Terry Walle would try to escape," said a Moslem militia security official who asked not to be Identified. " This report was fabricated as a prNext to iaunch a mll.l tary attac k-on Lebanon." The Wes t German newspaper Blld reported Thursday that Waite, the special envoy of the archbis hop of Canterbury lea red held In Lebanon, was lihot with a machine pistol while trying to escape his kidnappers . The mass-circulation newspaper described Waite's wound as life-th reatening. The lc hurch a! England discounted the report as "sensationalist," and t he State Department sa id the story could not be confirmed. ' ' Waite, o n his first trip to Lebanon since the U.S. arm s-lorhostages deal with Iran surfa ced In November. was las! seen Jan . 20, when he left his Beirut hotel to m eet with the Islamic J ihad kidnappers of two Americans. " We have no Information about Walle eJCcept that he ' Is still missing, " said Marwan Ha· made, a Iarmer Cabinet minist er and top aide to Druze mllltla.leader Wa\jd Jumblatt , who provided Waite's security_. Walle, who played a role In the . release of three Americans In Lebanon, was trying to win freedom from the Islamic Jihad lor Americans Thomas !jlltherland and Terry Anderson . Moslem mll.ltla sources who spoke on condition they not be Identified said Waite wu aelzed by pro-Iranian Moslem extremIsts when a deal with Kuwait to secure tbe release Of a We1tern hosta ge fell through. ' NEW BUSINfSS - Grand opening of th" Middle port Ji' lowt•r Shop will be held Saturday, 8 u.m to~ p.m . and S11nday, l p.m . to ~ p.m. Door prizCH will be awarded and rf~ !reshm!mtH •e r vcd. llere Middleport Mayor Fred llo!lman wo•lr·om••s Donna Arnold, owner of the vlllago!'N newt!llt hus lm"' · NetV business opens doors in Middleport Grand opening of the new Middleport F'low r r Shop, Nort h Second Street, will be he ld Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m ., and Sunday , 1 to 5 p .m., with door prizes 10 be aw arded und relres,hments served . The new shop, owned by Donna Arnold of Mil son, W.Va . , I~ located In the former City Limits buildin~ . which burned several years ago and was recentl~ rl'novatt-d by ow ner Char lc•s Kit chen . . Whil e most of the Interior remode ling has tle~n compl etNI. exterior Improvements with •brlck and s tucco 10 blend In with surrounding structurf'S will take plac~ laler this s prin g. The shop, which will handle fres h and s ilk flowers and s~lallze In wedding flowers and acces,ories, ha s Rrdbook Wire Ser.vlces . Regu lar hours will be 9 a .m. to:; p .m . six da ys a week. Area wide delivery serv ice will be avaitahle. Mrs . Arnold Is not new to flower shop work . She was cmploy r d by Jackie Preece, former ·ciwncr of The F lora l Bouquet In r-tason. Mrs. Preece Is now assisting Mrs . Arnold In the Middleport operation. "' �. I y ' Page-2-The Daily sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, February 6. 1987 Commentary Friday, F:ebruary 6; 1987 ··J ' William A. :Rusher Tl.·me to · qui•t? .• ____,_ _ _ ___;____ _ _ __ _--:- The ·Daily Sentinel Jl1 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS,MASON AREA ~'h ~~ I have not been one of those conserva tives In the forefront of demands for the resignation of Secretary of State George Shultz. Tht Imperturbable Mr. Shultz has a difflcuH job, and in the natu re of things must deal with some thoroughly unappetizing people. But II is Important for an America n secretacy of state to . remember that he repr!'sents not only the power of the .United States but also Its fundamental decency. He is not merely some third secretary In a minor British . I"'T"L...A ' -r •........,., c::l' 1=0 ROBERT L. WINGET!' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD AIIIIBiant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manarer A MEMBER of The United Press Internalional, Inland Dally Pres. Association and Ihe American Newspaper Publishers Association . LE:ITERS OF OPINIO N are welcome . They shookl be ll'SS embassy, required for the sake of Imperial policy to Mbnob with some squalid murderer who happens to he transiently Important. If George Shultz has no better se nse than to greet Oliver Tambo of the African National Congre ss at the State Department and be photographed shakIng that bloody hand, then perhaps the time has come for him to c lear his desk and get out. II isn ' t as though there were any serious doubts about who really runs the ANC. American liberal propagandists have lied about this lor years. but the State Department Itself a~knowledged the truth just last month: In an official statement. It declared that roughly half of the ANC's governing /council consists of knQwn or suspected members of the South African · Communist Party. Why, then, Is the Slate Department so determined that the South African government must negotiate with the ANC? It Isn't ur.g lng the Afghan rebels to open negotiations with Moscow or Its puppet reglme In Kabul. al- than m words long. All letters a re subj{'(· tto ui!Ting and rru sl be s ls;nOO w!th name. addrPS s !l nd telephone number. No WJ slgno:l letters will be publl~hed. Lett ers should be ln good tastP, addressing lssues .. not pers on alities. The Lighter Side Girls scores (;Iris Ohlo Hl,;h !'W:hool Bwok~ball By DICK WEST WASHINGTON iUPil - A press release from NOT-SAFE, a California-based organization. s ays Dal e Lowdermilk, it s "founder and chief Interpreter of divine m essages ," found salvation in a cereaL bowl. I was about to disput e that claim but then I learn ed it might cost $14,250. So I finished reading thr press relea se, which didn ' t cost anything. lt says her e that Lowdermilk, whase motto is "Anything worth doing right Is worth ov erdoing.'· was hav ing breakfast one morning while reading about a televis ion evangelis t's "quick monpy" plea. According to Lowdermilk, the tube 's soul-save r a nnounced that God might " c all him ham!>" if his followPrs did not "cough up $4.5 million befar£' March." "I suddenly noticed that my cerea l se-em ed to cr ackling out a secret message while simultaneously my feet started to quivl'r and my ankles began to swell," he report s . ' 'A dull pa in began to move up my shin as I thought of the lhousanmds of people who would never know the m eaning of the word 'satire' If NOT-SAFE experienced financial collapse. " At this point , frankl y, I was more worried about Lowdermilk's physical condition than hts finan c!'s. But back to the press release: "As 1 ponder!'d our dwindling checking account balance, I grieved lor the billions of Insect s that would he s laughtered on our nation's highways by uncar ing, so-called ' animal rights' advoca tes . " ... 1ached for the counl£'ss joggr rs who unwittingly are destroying themselves for the ir own endorphln-ahollc carnal pleasures. " .. . I reflected on the thou sands who would nev er understand the dangers from' high leve l radiation found ln camping lant<:'rns a nd my · spirit began organizing this, ou r most urgent press releasP." LowdNmilk atldt>d, " Only with an lmm ~dlate Infusion of $4.4 million can NOT-SAFE survive a nd help save others. (Sorry, no charge cards accept<'d. l You r unselfis h donation of $14, 250 (per member) would bring us ba ck from the brink of disaster." , All that " gnawing and gn ashing-of-teeth anguish~ ' caused him to envis ion "a world plumm<:'ting inl o damna lion hecause of s ubliminal messages. dominoes and drug pa raphernmalla." · But fear not . There Is more than his rod and staff to draw comfort from. HNe w<• IC'arn " a dl'dicar ed lover of safety at a ny cost can preservE> sarcasm for future genera tions by llquidallng all your assets now ." I was about to start liquidating my a ssets whrn I came to the part about Lowdermilk not accepting "IOUs or foreign currencies." Then 1 r ealized I could nrvN he of help eve n if it meant thinking the unthlnkabl<'. l<:ven 11 - per ish the thought - Lowdermilk and oth<'r "~vangcllcal s might have to start working for a living." Akr R111dM t l 'IIi, ,\kr North t:t ,\tl;•n t :ll!o!l i\:1, folumhu11Grow ~:'1 Anlw,•rp4.1, ,\y• •rNvlllt> ·1:1 An·hhQid 6'!. " ' IW!II'Iln iWI ,bhiiUld Maph<tun 50, N.,rw:.alk I'l l l'aul " Rr~Pil1•lli:J, Muph~· nod earth to force South Africa to bargain with the ANC. Lest we forget, Tambo Is the man who told a New York Times reporter on Jan. 22 that the death of a white man In South African Interracial violence "comes. like a drop of rain alter a long drought.'' He particularly stressed that the death of while children aroused a great response among,whltes who would otherwise remain In their "own Letters to the Editor Cry if you ·must l ongwalling - I ha vr s('('n wtiat It can do and wa tched pmple fight to stop It a nd Cl')' foul. flul wa it. Th< ')' didn 't <'I') ' wftpn thr coal compa ny cam<' around with fat chPc kboo ks 10 buv th!' coal undrr thPir farm s aqd houses. !io why c ry now ·~ You want voor rake and <'UI 11100. Did ) 'OU ihfnk before you sold th a t coal S£1am undrr ~~ o ur hornf' and what would hap~n if I he coal wa s • • • .; '} am In .mpport of the coach writing this lr tt or to si!Jlporl our rC'servC' coach. Ru s t)' fl®kman. and all othe r coaches at;.Meigs High. Anyone who ha s s~n Coach Bookma n a t work ovrr thC' ye ars shou ld rcaliz(' wbat an lntC'nse coa ch h<' is . .Ju st b<'cause hr yrll s al thr bo ~ · s docs not make it a [)PI'SI\Ral atta ck a~tulnst tht> boys. ;All our cou c hes gi w a lot of . minf'd out'~ Wr ll. it app<'1li'S not. The money was good lh<' coa l mines brought and )'au took It . So erv If you will and let thIs he your l<'sson. Don't se ll your r oat and )'OU won't hav<' a hole. I can only sav IIEP sa1·ed thrda v b<'r au sr if no't for thrm unrmploy mC'nt would be the main thing at hand in thi s unforgottcn southern Ohio land. Fl oyd H. C'ldand Box 144-F, Mlddl <:'port . thdr timt'fo r our kids . Why can't lhe parent s he tha nkful fo r th<' tim £' and lead<'f s hlp th ey prov ide. Li-t' s · put more energy into supporting our· coac hes and l<' ams and les s e ne rgy Into compla ining . Lrt the coach <'s do th<:' ir lob and let' s makr It our job to ~ uppor· t thorn . Donna Pullins { . 1foday in history By United Pre•s International Today Is Friday, F e b. 6, the 37th day of 1987 with 328 to follow . · ThE' moon Is moving away from Its first quarter. ; The morning stars are Ven~s and Saturn. "The evening stars are Mercury , Mars and Jupiter. : Those born on this dat e are under the sign of Aquarius. This Is President Reagan's 76th birthday. Others born this date Include QUeen Anne or Great Britain and Ireland In 16li5: statesman Aaron Burr In 1756; pop psychologist Walter Pitkin I"Llfe Begins at Forty") ln1878; baseball star Bahe Ruth In 1895; actress ZsaZsa Gabor In 1923 (Age 64); actor Rip Torn In lll31 (age 56); French film director .F rancois Truffaut in 1932; and singers Fabian Forte In 1943 (age 44) and Natalie Cole In 1950 (age 37). On this date In history: In 1865, Gen. Robert E . Lee wa s appointed commander In chie f of the armies of the Confederacy. In 1943, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower was named commander of allied expeditionary forces In North 1\frlca. He later became World w,r )[Supreme Allied Commaqder In Europe. ' .fn 1952, Princess Ellzabelh became sovereign of Great Britain tolloWIDe the death of her father. King George VI. She was crowned Queen Elizabeth II on June 2, 1953. aged morP than 7 million barrels per day In January 1987, but IE'ss than 5 million barrels during thP comparable period one year Parlier - an increase of almost 45 percent. In a determined effort to avoid depende nce upon crude oil from Pers ia n Gulf nations , this country In th e e-arly 1980s turned Increasingly to Canada, Mexico, Great Britain and Norway for petroleum Imports. • • •• ' Mntrl \ .•' .\Ta tll ~un ' • t~lun -19 ~1 . ~lonrr~t•VIIh• :11 i Bo!'! ton W L Pt·t. (;1\j ,. :J..t 12 .7:19 Phila 2K Ul .5tti Mldwt•st Dl\lb!lun \\' I. Pd. D1llhL"io :1ft 16 .ti5t I itah 2M IM .tifi!J lluu!ollon l'ot ~2 .5'l:l Dt•n\lt'r 'lt :!6 x·~ • •• I Sun Antoni Sat·ramnl tll,.t good friend." She said the : Pentagon official had come to • her home ina Washington suburb : 1 "10 or 20" times since 1978 lor socializing and "drinking." ' ,! Arinltage, who has lnslsled that there was nothing wrong in his relationship with O'Rourke, 1 told us he met her during the : VIetnam War at her Saigon : restaurant. He said he was . , ,J unaware that she had any connection with organized crime and that he has not seen her for more than year . , A pollee affidavit said O'Rourke handled bets for a major organized-crime gambler and loan shark. While awaiting trial on the charge for which Armital(e wrote asking the judge to " show mercy." O'Rourke and a friend were detained by pollee In Silver Spring, Md., alter they lefl an Illegal gambling joint. Pollee said O'Rourke's companion had shot up the place with a semi - automatic weapon. O' Rourke eventually se-rved a s hort' jail term on the VIrginia charges . Footnote: Boih lht> FBI and the Penla!(an declined comment. :16 15 I 76 :!51\ Hill 29 20 r, t 11:1 191 IMII Loui~ ;ll V;nH'HII\"l'r, 10 : :\.i C'anlsiU!'i !1:!. !\laitlt' :i9 l 'arllslt· 66, l 'hamh••r!<!llllr).: .i l ('lark9K. Nt•"' \ 'urk \ '. li9 ( 'onnt•d h:ut ttl, llol}• fro:ots :~ nom in lean ~9. i"il. KmH" ~I llutllU'I'>nt• li:t, l't·nn St . Iii t'ordham 96, 1\lanhaltan 7!1 llamllion II:J, llob;arl 9'! Na\',V'i:\, :runws Madis on 71 Osw~·~o ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL CLASS AA GIRLS SECTIONAL l oint Park 7::0 !oil. Vlnn•nt 6~ " 't>sl Vlq.,rinill ti:i, Si. Rtma\14'11· turt· ~9 ti !t IM ~ .:JK:J 12''t ll :J~ .:Jifl 16 SUNDAY - All SIATS $2.50 12.60 ADM ISSION EVERYTU [S~ V FEBRUARY 6 thru 12 FR IDAY toru THURSOAV: Tile ttll..'llltlrlcs. Th< lim. Kygpr Va llcv Cr'('(•k at Sy mmes So ~thrrn a t Hanna n T race SEOAL Ga llipoli s 111 Logan Wa rn ' n Local a t Ma rie tt a Athens at .],Ja ckson OTIIEitS Hunl ington High at Poin t The -SUCct'S.Ii. STAND BY lor:ME "' - lllth lldl Jt.IM. RJ\IEN''jljtOr..NIX PM . OAILV . ...,., STEVE MARTIN CHEVY CHASE MAATIN SHOAT Pl l•asan t ~ 11 Huntin gton SHERIDAN (10·5) Wi lmington at Porr smoulh Alcxa nd<' r a t G ro<:' nfl('(d West a t Norlh /\dam s F'C'dC'ral H oc· kin~ at Soulhf'rll : DISTRICT VS . PORTSMOUTH LOWER WINNER . MARCH 2 6:00P.M. SAUER. 21-3:00 P.M. FEDERAL-HOCKING (14-2) tK:.·. ) k': l' lorida lili, (;t •ort.:la ~~ ~ Frands Marion Kfi. " 'uflord 7~ Funnan Kl. F.. ·r1•nn. !oiiollt' tm llampd t•n·Sydn t')' Il-l. :\la'r ,\' " 'a· LOWER BRACKET Cl r!'i<'vi ll<' at Wawrl)· Trlmi>l<' at Wa te rford Oak Hil l al Hock Hil l Cross J.; tnrs a t So u thw rstl'rn THURS .. FEB. 19-7:30 P.M. ALEXANDER 112-3) MON . FEB. 23 -------~8:00P . M. Point 711. \\'ln g11h• 67 99, N ,{',.('harluth• Hlut•lh~d ti:l .. 1978 Ford LTD ••••••••••••••••••• $1095 I. MEIGS (16-0) (BYE) lHURS . FEB. 26 8:00P.M. WINNER TO ATHENS DISTRICT 4 dr.. fully equipped, good condition. vs. 2 dr. 1978 Mere. Cougar XR-7 •.•.. S119 5 IRONTON UPPER WINNER MARCH 2 8:00 1980 Chevy LUV.................... S895 Stand. 1976 Ford F-150 Custom .•• S1295 Topper. good condition. 1976 Chevv Pickup ••••••••.••••.• s59 5 MHS girls top seeded in AA tournament at Athens THE PLAINS- Meigs ' und<'· feat ed Maraud erelt es was selected th<' numbe r one seeded team in the upcoming ~ la ss AA girls s!'Ctlonal tournament to br he ld he r e s t a r t ing nex t Thursday . Th e de fendin g S<'Ct to nal and di s tri c t c hampi o n Mara u derettes t i7-0 i grabbed the first NEW CIIJ\MPION- Brian "The Illltz".Nltz of Middleport Is lhe round bVl' in thr lower bra cket new WKJ\ world middlt•welght klckboxlng champion. Nit,. and wili play lh<' Be lpre 10-15) traveled to Paducah, Ky .. tho• past weekend to make his Aiexandrr (1 2-:l l winner on Mon profo•sslonal · d•hut, learning thai he would he lighting lht• day, Febr uary 23 at 8 p.m . That middleweight klckhoxlng champion of the world, Eric F' rcnch of winner will play the Nelsonvill eTampa, Flu. Nllz made an lmprCHslvc knockout over Frcndrln lh<• Yor k (5-11 1-Ncw Lexi ngton (R-91 third round of a scheduled 12 round fight. Nitz stayed two nights at winner for thr sec tiona l cha mthe Executive Inn while In Kentucky and was accompanlt··d hy pionship on Thursda y. Fe br uu Charles Rife and Sam Rife who a.'"lsted him. In his corner. Nllz will ary 26 at 8 p.m. h<•lravellng to Detroit, Mich., in a few weeks to for a 10 round main Winner of thC' Iow<'r bra cket event on the under card of junior middleweight world champion, meets the Ironton up~r brackt>t Thomas "hll .mun" llcurns and Rohhic Simms. sectional winner in dls tricl play ------------,----~:-:-:-:-----, at Athens Hi g h School on Ma rch 2 at 8 p.m. In th e sec tiona l' s upp<' r The Daily Sentinel bracket pairings, Trimbl e 19-81 takes on Wa r r<'n Loca l 16-7) on I USPS 14}KIIl Sa turda y , Fe bruary 21 at 1 p.m . i\ DlvL'IIon of Multimedia. Inc·. followed by a :1 p.m . g am(' Publ!shf'£1 I'V<'rv aft('rnoon . Auto., PS, Iittle ro~gh. 1973 Ford F-100 ••••••••••.••••••• 5295 be tween · number two sr·<'dl'd Sheridan (10-o) and F <'dNa l· Hoc king 114-21 . 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S<;G. ~ Oullldo Molp Counly J :• 2 dr., 4 sp., dark !flue, low mileage. ,Jad~;som• lllf • "'l.lhcrly 91, 0 SELECTIONS OSAVINGS 0 SERVICE 1980 Chevv Citation ...... ~ •••• Sl 09 5 1-----, s hington 9K lll~h SPICTACU.lAH BELPRE (0-15) MON .. FEB. 23-6:00 P.M. NEW LEXINGTON (8·9) . -. I So uth Poin t a t P.uffa lo·Way n< • Chesa pcak (• at Fai rland s ,\'J'UitDA \"s GAMES WINNER TO ATHENS THURS .• FEB: 26 6:00 P.M. NELSONVILLE-YORK (5-11) ' . ~ ' iTHREE \'' ;~ , fmum . ';I 1\llt•t• l.lovd Uta. Kno n illt• 117 1\nwl«• st : KX. Fa~·~·llt • \· Uit• l-It. i~ ( 'a r !<i nn· Nt•wman 71 . T11!'!1 '11 him fi 1 ('aillwha 5:i. tiardru•r·\\·t·hh :iO f'lwrlt os lon l'li. i\llt•n ~1K c·on•·nrd 77, Salf'lll 7U C'UII'\hcrland >1. 7, (it · ~•rgt • t oM' n Phof•nlx 11!1, D<•nYt•r 100 Ut11h 12ti, Li\Oippttrs 10:1 Portland 105, 1.1\ l..ak1~rs H~ I I I "Shhhhl Dfllsched management style/" I South ,\laluuna-Birmingham 79, St·a&tlt• . 2.1 2'! .a:tl 10 (iuldt'll SU 25 2-1 .510 II l1 h4lt'nb: ~I tx .U7 llP t 1•..t c'lippt•r:"' 7 :m .ut n• ~t Thursday's R••!ooiults Nt•w \ 'ork l:t$, Nt•w .Jt•r!oit•J IlK \\'a...,hlnK{on !H. fh•\'t•land K!l lndlaan11 BK. l>t•lrolt !1:1 MllwaultPe 100, ( ' hit:a~:;n 105 llou~o~lon 12'U. (loldt'll stalt• 110 San i\nlmlnlli, S&•ultk> Ill But now Saudi Arabia and Its· ne ighbors, which conlrol almost' two-thirds of of the world's crude' oil reserves, are regaining their .' previous status as leading ·. suppliers. · With domestic production plummeting and Imports from . the Middle East soaring, this' country Is setting Itself up for future "energy crises" Identical · to those that devastated the" nation's economy In the 1970s: ·• f . • I' .Jnckson at Wc•Jls ton Florida ti}l T••mplt• )!.";, Hlwd1• Island 7;'i BARGAINMATINEES SATURDAYl Eastern a! Southwf'ster n Pt . Plrasant St . ,Jos••ph'..; t l•a. ) K.a . Suulh GR 2 , TVC Belp!·e at Alexa nd er Meigs at We llston Vint on Count y at Miller Nl'ls on v iii P~ Yo rk at Fedt ·ra iHockln g SVi\C No rth Gallia at Oa k Hill JACKSON PIKE -AT.J5 WEST Phone 446· 4524 Eas t 1makl •up r SAT.. FEB. 21-1:00 P.M. WARREN LOCAL (6-7) st ..John Flsllt'r IU, Uat•nwn 72 I Tonight's games ~31 So uth('rn a t Hannan Tr Hcf' TRIMBLE (9-B) 116. Br01·kpur1 76 c:!OT ! 1 ahead to, s lay at37-:l5 on two free throws by Burson with 2: 59 left In the fir sl ha lf. Ohio Stare led 75-63 with s<'ven minu tes left to play, bu t Ga ry Gr ant, J oubert a nd Garde Thompson broug ht the Wolverines back to within 84-81 at the 2: 35 mark . But that was the closest t~e Wolv erines could get. Greenfield a l Hills ho ro WhN'IPrsburg al Waver!)' Por tsmou th Wes t at VHIIl'l' UPPER BRACKET Nu1.art•t h KO, l !tim T~ · rh 7fi Niagara ~K. Sorllwa.... tl'rn K1 Onl~Jnlu Kll. Elmira fj.l Paclflt• lll\·islun I.. J\ l.uk,•rs :U It .'1'.13 :ill 19 .61 2 G Porlhmd l t :dm Ea.o.;l C'le\leJnd 1M :l1t .:tM:I 12 \\'rstPrn C'onft-rent·(' • ~9 p.m. Wshngtn 24 2'.! .5!'~ lA Nt•w York 15 !l2 .319 19 ~ Nt•w .Jf'rsy II :~ .2!H 2!1':1 · ( 'f•ntrallll\'l!iion Atlanla '!9 16 Ji-14 Dt·lrolt :!9 16 .6U Mllwaukt• 29 21 .31'10 21tt ( 'hlcago :e"l ~ :J . ~M9 7 lndlanu. tl 25 .Ui ~· '! • t:t n Wnn 11.111. ~t. N~TIONAL B~SKETRAI . I. r ASSO('. 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Mano;llt .. d 22 f'Ush . • petroleum fallout _______R(_Jb_ert_W_'~a~lte.,. . . ,.rs, " NEW ORLEANS (NEA ) much of December a gonizing Wh e n petrole um produ cti on about how to eliminate the deficit peaked In late 1981, almost 500oll - before a bandoning it s effort s a nd gas rll(s were operating In and authorizing Edwards to Louisiana . By last summer , make the needed budget cuts . howeve r, the number of active " What we' re saying," one law-. ri gs was barely above 100. make r explained, "Is thai we The Industry has expe rienced a don't want to lace up to our modest re covery In rece nt responsibility ." months and the state's rig count . The s ituation elsewhere In the according to the Hughe s Tool Co .. country 's " oil patch" is equally now stands at 127- a figur e that depres sing. The number of acha s local , national and Interna - tive oil and gas rigs nationall y tional ramificaJions . plunge d from a record high of The local ec6nomtc dislocation 4.530 in late 1981 to an all-time low caused by the severe depress ion of 663 In mld -1986. The current · within the oil Industry has forced tot a l is 8.17. New Orleans to s lash Its flreflght That decline can he traced lng force to 800, down from a peak back to late 1985, when Saudi of more than I.OOO In 1977. . Arabia a bandoned it s role a s The city's pollee force. which "swing producer" and stabilize r numbered more. than 1.500 In of global crude oil production . 1978. has been cut to 1,300 - a Instead. the Saudis decided to . re duction blam ed for an out - capture a large r share of the break of a rmed robberies and market for themselves by drasti llurglarles . Othe r municipal cally Increasing production, thus workers have been restricted to forcing prices down . fou r-day workweeks . Marginal producers in this In suburba n Harahan, the country, especially those relying city's live aldermen have been on low-volume "stripper wells," designated a s part -time volun - abandoned . the ir operations teer "coordinators" of municipal rather than sell a t a loss. d!'partme nt s , repla cing full-time Daily domestic oil production paid administrators whose servl - declined from 8.97 million barces .the city no longer can afford . rels In 1985 to 8.67 million barrels For Louisiana 's slate govern- In 1986 - and It Is expected to ment , . each $1 decline In the plunge even more precipitously market price elf crude oil produ- this year. perhaps to below 8 ce s a revenue loss of $35 million million barrels. to $50 million . The shortfall In the At the same time, Imports have current budget Is variously esti- · Increased markedly, from just mated at 5260 million to $410 under 5 million barrels per day In million. . 1985 to sllglitly more than 6 Gov. Edwin W. Edwards last million barrels In 1986. year insisted that casino gam Because that 1986 figure is a bling or a state lottery would year-long average, It masks the solve those fiscal problems- but dramatic changes that occurred the state legislature rejected his during the year . A more telling suggestions. statistic: Imports of crude oil The legislature then spent and petroleum products aver- Nw ,Jr lndiiUI \'al S 6:1, Zun1~ R.D~t'< · ran ~ ~.·! Unholy alliance _____Ja_ck_·A_n_d_er_so_n_&_D_al_e_Va_n_A:-u_a I' age wa~ not In his jurisdiction, and suggested that Perot prese nt whatever evidence he had to the authorities. Perot then went to the FBI and dtd jus! that. One of Perot's concerns about Armitage's relationship with O'Rourke is that It might affect the Pentagon official's dealings with the VIetnamese ove r the missing Americans . Our Vletnamese sourc es are divided about tho> relationship's effect on Armila ge's ability to do his job. But they agree lhat It certainly does n'tenhance hisprestigewith Hanoi. How close wa s Armitage's relationship with · O'Rourke, the VIetnamese refugee? According to unreleased lnterviPw transcripts of the Pres ident's Commisslon on Organized Crime, obtained by our associates Donald Goldberg and Corky Johnson. Armitage visited O' Rourke fr<'· quently at her home and al a restaurant s he once owned in VIrginia. "When I hav r restaurant In Arlington (Va . J. h ~ com<' to my restaurant and eat oft<'n," O'Rourk<' testified. " He ve ry R!lt'keyt• ~ulh U , U"lnn l .m· ~ I f'ctrdln,;ton .u . ( ' t • nl~>rllur~ :\'! ·fat·k!'Oon C't•nlt•r ~9. t ' l Lnruml~ · Ill Kt•nltlh HI d.-t• ti!l, Sprlnl{fl!•ld Shutt tll'l ' I $50,000-a -week gambling operation in the Wa s hington suburbs. O' Rourke is believed to have been working fo r organi zed crime figures in th~ Washington area . This Is what made Perot' worry about her connection with Armitage, who Is in charge of negotiation s with Hanoi over American servicemen still listed as miss ing in action. Perot's concern stems from his long intere st in· the fate of America n prisoners - a nd from a request by President and Mrs. Reagan that he conduct an Investigation Into the posslbillly that Americans are still alive In Southeast Asia. Perot read our columns last year a nd asked to sep our flies . We put him in touch with several of our confidential sources, and after that he approached Bush . According to our sources, Perot expressed concern to Bush about Armitage' s connection to the Vie tnamese woman, and asko>d : " What does It take for a U.S. government official to lose his s ecurity clearance ?" Our sources said the vice pre side nt told Perot tha t Armit - NY R \\'shn :u ( :otdwoalj•r ~7. Nt•w Rr.•nwn :111 foplr)' M, M1•dlna 111.-;hlan~IIO IMpho~ ~ .Juhns 77, l'ark.,.•ay ~!I IMia !'i :t, Br>·an 411 F~t>llt• U , Pt•lll!i\'lllt • ~~~ F•rt t' ryt• ti:l. faldwtdl \.'7 (jn· ~·nfh·ld ll,.lflllshnr.• \!II lllt · ks,· il!~ · $:t, t:dll:torlun ~I 1oi l llllltnp ~~~. Stryluor 'lT Yet ive are moving heaven !ind \\' L T l.. l'i. <IF Gi\ :u lfj ~ i t 'l:!ti 159 25 t'~ ti a6 IH5 17K 22 2:1 il $2 '!tO~, Phil a N\' lsi Rarnt'SVIII•• .5~ . Rl•llalr•· Sf ,Jnhn :1!1 It's too bad the reporter let him get away with that, for of course the whole policy of the ANC toward South Africa today Is focused on slaughtering, · not whites, but those blacks who show the slightest sign lo a willingness to bargain seriously with the whites. That Is whallhe "necklace" - an auto tire filled with gasoline, slipped over the head of a victim and Ignited -Is used for. The ANC Is badly worried that South Africans of all races may solve their communal problems without Its help. A recent dispalch In the Washington Post from .Allister Sparks, a former editor of the now-defunct Rand Dally Mall, who Is himself a bitter opponent of the Botha government , acknowledged thai the ANC's murderous tactics are falling. WASHINGTON -Texas billionaire H. Ros s Perot discussed with Vice Pres ident George Bush whether a top Pe ntagon official should he fired 1hecause of hi s clost> relalionshtp to a Vietnamese wom a n '\'ho has .Peen linked by law-enforcement offici a ls to organized crime in this country. Bush, according to our sources, told Perot tha t he didn 't have jurisdiction in the matte r . and said Perot should' present any evid ence he had of the P entagon offici a l's possible misconduct to the appropriate authorities which Perol did . The Pentagon big shot Is Assistant Defense Secretary Ri chard Armitage . We flrsi re ported last ye ar on Armitage's re lati o n s h i p with N g uy e t O'Rourke . a Vi etnamese refuge who was Identified in court records by law-enforcement offi cia ls as being linked to the underworld . As we reported. Armit age wrot e a IE>IIer on D<'fensc Department stationPry urging a Virgini a court to "s how me rcy" aft er O' Rourke had been ar rested for running an illicit , Nr\TIONi\L JIOCKE\' u ;i\G UE \\'altos fonfert•m ·r l'alrlck lll\lbolon ThuMIJl,\'',; Rt•,;ulh; though Gorbachev has signaled that he Is ready to talk. It plainly thinks the vaunted "Contadora process" I of negotiations with the Sandlnlsta regime In Nicaragua) is a waste of time, and Is encouraging the contras to step up their military operations to force Managua to agree to live up to Its pledge of free elections . world." . The incre:ased cost of not being safe NHL results By GENE CADDES In this year's senio r crop." UPI Sports Writer With Hopson being held In COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP)) c heck. the 6-foot Burson a n\) I he Ohio State coach Gary Williams · 6-foot -5 Fran cis, both sophois willing to accept any thing mores, rallied the Buckeyes somebody is willing lo glv<' him . from an 8-point , firsl-half de ficit Take Thur sday night for Into a 47-391ead at the Int ermission. st ance, when Michigan coach Burson scored 14 po int s in the Bill Frieder' s defensiv e game firs t half a nd F rancis 13. plan concentrated on stopping " They double teamed De nnis the Buckeyes' high-scoring Den- and it opened everythin g up, " nis Hopson. said Burson , whose prev ious high Hopson scored "only" 20 was 21 point s earlier this season. points, 9.5 below his average. but "Sometimes tonight they had Jay Burson and J erry Francis three guys around him . That both registered career- highs of opened me up and I got some fr ee 25 and 24 points, res pectively, to shots . That's what a great player lead the Buckeyes to a 95-87 Big like Dennis can do for you ." Ten win, snapping Michigan' s ironically, Frieder earlie r had s ix -game winning streak. said he was con cerned about " It only makes sense that If putting too much e mph~i s on Dennis is being double teamed, Hopson. the nation 's second we have to find someone open le ading scorer , a nd gettin g somewhere ," said William s . burned by some of the olhe r "Dennis hasn't seen daylight the Buc keyes . . la s t two games. He's always had " Burson is a very good player · two gu ~ s on him when he cuts and we're not a strong defe ns iv e through the lane. team, " sa id Frieder. "Antoine "If they do that to Dennis , IJouberll is used to guarding tha t 's fine. If .Jerry (Francis ) bi gger pla yt>r s and Francis ju st gN s 24 that' s fin e with Dennis . a te him up Inside." De nnis has proven he' s a big t ime The Buckeyes, now 14-8 over all sc orer. Ht>' s proven wh<'re he' s at and 5-o in the conference, we nt 13 WP{'kS ... .. ... ............. ........ .. .. . $18.20 26 We<ks ................. ................. ~~.10 52 We•ks............. ..................... 16 .60 ' ., ~92-2164 CHEVROLET e OLDS e CADILLAC Loc1ted on Rt. 7 Alone. The Riwer In Pomeroy, 0. . I Hours: Mon ., Wed ., Fri. 8:"30 a.m. · 8:00 p.m.. Tues., Thurs., .8:30 a.m. 5:30 p.m., Sat. 9:00 a.m. 5:00 p.m., Closed Sun . . ' . '• �.. • I I Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Ohio • e1gs • gtr...= . • at ROCK SPRINGS - Senior per cent). Jenny Miller scored 25 points In In the r eserve gam e. Meigs Justoveronehallolbasketbaliln upped it s record to 11-6 overall leading the undefeated Meigs and to 8-6 in the TVC with a 26-22 Marauderett es to a one-s ided win. Jodi Taylor l ed the Meigs 59-23 win over vis iting Wellston reserves with 10 while Bet h here Thursday. • Ewing had nine, Marsha King The Marauderettes, now 17-0 three, and Kelli Douglas and overall and 14·0 in th e TVC, Audra Houdasheit added two clinched at least a sharP of the each. Si'mms l ed Wellston with WRIGIIT SJIOOTS - Meigs' Tammy Wright (25) fires away with Wellston delender Debbie Dhon (l :l) looking on. MilS won to clinch atlea•t a li e lor the I~R7 'l'V C girls basketball title Thursday. Ailing Tar Heels rout NC Wolfpack, 96-79 . . By LOU RABITO The Tar Hec·ls improved to 19-2 UP! Sports Writer and 8-0 in the ACC . The Wolfpaek Even with lour ai ling slartf'rs, dropped to 12-Yand 4- 4 wi th il s Nort h Ca rolina impressed North fifth stra ight loss. Carolina Stal e Coac h Jim Nol'lh Carolin a never tra iled Va lva no. and il'd 46-3R at halftime. TheTar "They ju st shot l ht> bail so Heels started the second haH bv well, " Valva no sa id Thu·i·sday hitting 7 of their fi r st 8 shots to night alt er the third-ranked Tar stre tch their lead to 14 points . Heels defeated his Wallpack 96Wolf, who was 9 of 9 !rom the 79 in an Atla ntic Coas t Conler· floor, gave Nor th Carolina its ence gam e. " They've got a great bigges t adva nt age, R7-f•1. wilh team , as good a team as I've see n 7:50 left on a j ump hook. since I've b0en here." ln other games Invo lvi ng Senior . center .Joe Wolf and t·anked teams, No. 1 Nevada· Las senior guard Kenny Smith Vegas flat tened Utah State.IJ3.78 bo th ilst0d as quest lonable bel on• in a Paci fic Coas t A th letic the game - l0d North Carolina Assoc i a! ion ga me, No . 5 Temple wilh 21 po in ts apiece. Wolf dow ned Rhode Island 87-75 in an played despite th0 flu and Smith · Atlantic 10 game, No. 6 Purdue was com ing of! arthroscopi c flipped Wisco nsin 70-62in the Big k nee surgery pel'lormcd Ten. No. l4 Illinois crushed Big Sa turd ay. Ten rival Wisconsin 72-43 and Dave Papson, a st•nior forward co-No. 19 F lorid a defeated Gear· recovering !rom a severe ly gla 66-52 In Southeas tern Confer bruised lower left leg, added 8 ence action. points on 4 of 4 shooting.•ll'ff At Logan. Utah, Armon Gil· Lebo, also suffering !rom the flu, Ham scored 22 points to power contributed 13 points. UNLV past U tah State. North Carolina's starl ing fi,·e AI Philadelphia. Nat e Blackconverted :14 ol 46 shots. Fresh- well scored a game- high 31point s man J.R Reid. the lone health y and Ramo n Rivas added 21 to star trr, record~d 16 point s. Th ~ lead Temple t o it s 31s t strai ght ' Tar H ~e ls , who lead lh(' nation in vict or>' at home. field· goa l pcrc~ n tage, hit :m or 60 At Wes t Lalayelle, Ind . .' Todd shots. 65 percent. Milchell scored 19 point s and Sophomore ce n t~r C harl~ s Purdue r allied past Wisco nsin in Shackleford led the Wallpack thr seco nd hall. with a career-high 26 poin ts. AI Champaign, Ill., Ken NorSenior lorward Bennie Bol ton ma n sco red H; or hi s 19 points in added 14 point s and junior guard thr second half and Doug AltenKenny Drummond had 11. . bet·ger added 16 to lea d Il linois to the rout or. Northwestern . ·. 'i Coach Ron Logan liked what he saw against the Lady Rockets, sta ling, 'That was the best bali movement wp've had this year and also the best we moved without the ball. .lenni Swartz. Jenn y Miller, and JenniCouch all passed the ball well .' Knowing the importance of nex t Monday's Federal-Hocking gam e, Coach Logan added, 'Monda y's the big game. 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Those coming fo r i. mmunl !.a 1lon~ a i'P askrd to takf' th('ir sh11t rPrord!i so That nu rsr:-; can . acc uratrl~· a s s t~ ss Mr. and Mrs. Lrsll r Frank, ~~. Pomer ov. arr annou ne i ng 1he bi rl h of! hei r scrond child, a son. Malthrw Ryan, born .tan. 2:!. at thr Plc·asanl Valley Hospl· ta l. Hr wl'i ~ hl"d srven pounds, Ma !Pr na\ grandp:u c•nt s a n· Mr . ~nd Mrs. i·: llgr•u• Han ing, Po m C'rO~' · :uHI pa tr rna I gr<·l nd parent s'" ''' Mr . and Mrs. Atlrrd th rrr. ounc(ls and Glud!'S Tu c·kl'l'lll:lll and Mr~ . ;\ nn a Gr iHlth, both ol Pomr.rov. Roule WJ 5i 19 tnchl's lo ng. Fntnk. ulso of Pom{)l'oy . Ma tPr - nal grral ·grandm othrn; arr Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Frank havf' a Patern al grf'at ~ randmo tlwr ·Is Mrs. Edi th ('ogar . S)Till'US<' . OBSERVING - Welding, being studied by the Meigs High daughiN , Sarah Bet h. four . School student In the photo, is just one of several vocational opportunities for Meigs High School students. N allonal Vo cation al A reslden1 of Reedsville ad· Education Week will be observed at the school next week, Fch.ll-14 Bob Werry was surprised that vises that you use your loca l and special events are heing planned lor the observance. r She-r ry Fox sw lionrd \\' ith thf' thrPr ou ncT•.s a nil was ~ 1 inrhi 'S he received only two calls !rom · .. directory when calling Reedslong. Sh(\1'1')' Is !lw daughiPr uf U.S. Navy in Norfolk , Va . is alumni of Meigs High Schoo l ville. Many or the residents of the Mar th a F'ox. Mlddl l'port. and ann ouncin g thr bir th of a son . indicating their interest in form community having phones are Robert And t'I'W Fa., , .Jan. 27. Th1• l.aJT)' Fox , Mason. W. Va . ing an alumni associa tion !rom not listed In the Ohio Valley infant weighed nlnr pound s, the gra duating classes. Phone Book , th e resident Werry i s hoping l or tw o reprereports. se ntatives !r om each of the graduating classes over the yea r Harrison ville Senior Citizens to form thf' nucleus of the nrw will hold their free blood presGr ar1•y O' Dell n•cpl\·ed hrr :1~> • Nic hols los t th f' rn os t w•·l~h l 111 unemployed fam ili es spiritual ly Mar ie and KPnneth Show will organization. I , too, ha ve a little sure clinic from 10 a.m. to noon pound wr·lgh t los!- ri hhon ~ nd Itil"' mrn 't-; d as.s . · as well as with food , mediclnr Tuesday at the town hall In . problem In believing that there be spea ker s at the Feb. 12 cc rtif!ca lt• at thf' Monda .v night !\ 1 lhf· Tur sda .v nigh t Ma ~o11 arc only two people out of all of meeting of t he Pomeroy Chapter, and cloth ing. Harrisonville. Fern dora Story, mc('li ng of lhr 1-'ivl' Poi nt s c la ss, E ddi1· Ht•ltmirP los t ll11 · The annual spring rrtrrat of Slindcn•lla Cl ass . Thl'rl' was a t i1• most wrigh t in thr kidsrla ss , and those classes who wish to get the Women' s Aglow Fellowship, al R.N ., usually handles the techni· . Ag low has been an nou ncl'd lor ball rolling In establishing th eir the Pomeroy Senior Citize ns for lhl' mo st wrig ht los t bci WI'I'Il cal aspects or the clinic but she Mr.s. .Jo hn so n los t 11w mo st April 3-o at the Hoc king Va lley Center. Meigs Multipurpose heritage. Those of you whO are has been ill and may not be able RobPrla Dill and Hrll v Di ll, and a Wl'lght and HPtl .\ ' Austin wa s Inn, Nelsonv il le. .Judy Chevrz interested should contact Bob at Building. to be on hand. tie for runner-up be tiw·t·n .Janrl run nr rup in l hP adu lt C'lass . will lx· thc speaker. The 7: 45 p.m . meeting will 992-5:!96. Morris and Trac<'y O'Drlt . Chr is follow a buf!N at 7 p.m .. the co st A young man told me that he Karen Werry with some help of which Is $4 . Reservations are really doesn't !eel that it wa s l air from several others has com - to be made by Feb. 9 w ith Bev lor him to be cited to Middleport plied newspaper reports of an - Rupe , 742-300.1; Marion Michael, m ayor's court . He says th at las t nual mee tings of the Meigs 992-3219, or Caroly n Searls, 992Friday night was snowy and ley Count y Pioneer and Historica l 3467: and he was spinnin g his tires The American built economy car for Americans like you. Show is pastor of th ree MethoSociety whictt go back to 1876 and tryin g to get his car moving. He the reports have been complied dist Churches in McDowell was cited lor spinning tires. Into a book. You ca n secure the County and has been since .June, However, he didn' t show up for PER MO. publica tion lor $10 plus $2 pos- 1982. Prior to that he served as the hearing, forfeiting his bond in stead. Somehow, I believe' -.. tage by contacting the Meigs chaplain at Lakin Hospital l or 16 Based on 60 at 9.5% APR with Tax & Title Down years. His wile Is Involved in a Museum. Ma yor Fred Hollman would have telephone ministry and also does listened diligently to the story. Two little words, ca n really put counseling on a one-to-one basis. The young man swear s hewa sn't you on the spot. you know th e Sh e is a licensed la y spea ker in being a smart alec. ones. "1 for got". And don't those the Methodist Church. The cou"forget s" multiply as the years ple have also been involved in an Hocking Technica l College at move by? Haven't noticed it yet? outreach ministry lor the 700 Nelsonville advises Its computer You will. Meantime. keep Club and have minst ered to program ha s been doin g smiling. " st ra nge things" and that as .a 399 So. 3rd 992-6421 Middleport Fox birrh being ;:mnounced Aglow Fellowship plans meeting speaker Feb. 12 ·Slinderella class has meeting . 1987 DODGE OMNI ONLY Mo. $1 2826 COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge cracker s, bread and butt er, cake, milk. Wednesday: beelaronl. hot rolls and bu ller, jello with fruit , milk. Thursday: bee! barbecue, peas, co le slaw, cookie, milk. Friday: cooks ' choice. HOURS: Mon. -Fri. 8-6; Sat. , 8-4 MIZWAY TAVERN Rt. 7 & 143 Just Outside Pomeroy CROSSOVER BAND FEB. 6, 7 & 13, 14 Cover Change-Must le 21 · Pfl!CES APPLY Al PAAlrCtPAT tNG STOREs AND DEALERS ' I, of Pomeroy, Ohio And Foreign an Domestic Subsidiaries, at the close of business December 31, 1986, a slate banking institution organized and operating under Ibe banking laws oflhisslate aad a member ofthe Federal Reserve System. Published in accordance with a call made by lhe Slate Banking Authority and by the Federal Reserve Bank of this Dislricl . ASSETS Cash and balances due !rom depository institutions: a. Nonlnterest -bearlng balances and currency and coin ... .............. . 2,058,000.00 b. Interest -bearing balances ........... ........... ... .. . ,, ,... . .... .. .................... 200.000.00 Securltles .... ...... ·....... ......... ....... .. ................... ... ....... .. ..... ................. 23,6ll ,OOO.OO Federal funds sold and securities purch ase d under agreement s to resell ....... ................ ........ ........... .. ........ , ........ , .. ............. .... .... ...... ROO,OOO.OO Loans and lease financing receivables: a. Loans and leases, net of unearped income .......... :.20,800,000.00 b. LES:S: Allowance for loan and lease losses ............... 206,000.00 Loans and leases, net of unearned income, allowance, and r eserve.... ..... , ......... ,.. .. ... ,..................................... 20,594,000. 00 Premises and fixed assets (Inc ludin g capitalized leases) .. .. ........ .. ........ 484,000.00 Other assets .... .., .... , .... ,, ........ ,.... .. ........ .. .................. ....... ........... ..... .... 732,000.00 Total assets ........... , .... , ,............ .................. .......... ...... ................. ... 48,479,000. 00 LIABILITIES Deposits a. In domestic offices .................... ......... ..................................... .44 ,000, 000.00 (1l Nonlnterest ·bearing .. ......... c....... . ....... .. ...... , .. ,., •••• 4,913,000.00 121 Interest -bearing ......... ........ .......... .., , ,.. , ., ... ,........ 39,093,000.00 Other liabilities .......... ... ...... ... ....... ... ............ ,, ................... .... ....... ....... 342 ,000.00 Total !labiliti es .............. ....... ... , ........ , ..... ,,, ....................... ............... 44 ,348,000.00 EQUITY CAPITAL Common stock ............... .. ......... ... ................. .. ............... ...... ..... ......... . 400.000.00 Surplus .. , .. ,, ..................... .. ... ................ ....... .. ... ...... .... .. .... .,,, ... ..... ...... 600,000.00 Undivided profit s and capit al reserves .................. .................... .. ...... 3. 131 ,000.00 Total equity capital ........................... ....... ........... ..... .: ....... .. ............. 4, 131,000.00 Total !labilities, limited- life preferred stock , and equity capilal , ..,. ............... ...... .. ,, ., .. ... ......... .. .. , ,....... .. ... ......... 48,479,000.00 1, Roger W. Hysell, Cashier, of the above- named bank do hereby dec lare t hat this Report of Co ndition has been prepared In conformance with the instructions is· sued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System and the State Bank · lng AuthOrity and Is tr ue to the best of my knowledge and belief. or We, the under signed directors, attest the correctness or this Report Condl· lion and declare that It has been examined by us and to the best of our knowled ge and belle! has been prepared in conformance with the Instructions Issued by the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Sys tem and the Stat e Banking AuthorIty and Is true and correct. Roger W. Hysell, Cas hier ,• ' •, I!- Franks announce chifd'.r birth Theodore T. Reed, Jr . Theron Johnson - Directors Ben H. Ewing ,, what IWPded. Farmers Bank and Savings Company 'I ' Save•so • Winner announced... T he lmmuni za l ion schedu le lor the month or F ebruarv at thP Mei gs Count y Health · Depar t· men! has bern changt'd, accord· ing to Norm a Tor res. nursing superv i:-;or. In Frbr uurv l ht1 immunizat ion CONSOLIDATED REPORT OF CONDITION 59900 ~=~MAonlll• ordered in some areas 8·Ch. Pocket Scanner ' • Immunization schedule changed' .. NEW'LOW PRICE *200 4995 • "Beep" Your Kids Home , 9995 Friday, February 6, 1987 Page- S Modem/Phone Combo Tandy· 1000 EX Personal Pocket Pager • Babysitter Can Reach You Save •so • Beat of the bend In accordance with the uniform l unch program in the Mei gs Local School District, thP mPnu for the week or Frb. 9 is announced: Monday: fish sandwich, corn, fruit, milk. Tu esday: vegetable soup and ,;.;_:j I -· ' .. 25995 11995 - The Daily Sentinel , _ ___,- .- ·- Meigs school menus announced By Realistic HALF PRICE 1 ;. . • -: 1 . ',. • Car Cassette Reds sign four CINCINNATI IUP!) - Th~ Cincinnati Reds signed lour players Thursday lor the coming season - pit chers Rob Dibble and Hugh Kemp and catchers Mark Berry and .Joe Oliver. Dibble had a 3-2 record and a :UJ9 earned run average last year at Class AA Vermont, Kemp was 10-7 wit h a 4.11 ERA at Cl ass AAA Denver, Berry batted .315 at Class A T ampa and Oliver hit .277 at Vermont. , :· ·: ·· . · 95Reg. ft•darvUI(• at Malom• .' . Cut •40 Naturchl)' '!i I(UQ14'!'j 'r '' '. .- • ::: .6t:t .600 .:IMI .:n11 .091 6 6 ti A Thu "'da.v'" r('MUUs . ' ' By BOB IIOEFUCII Sentinel Stall Writer Winner of the Times -Sentinel M ystery Farm picture contest In the Feb. 1 edition Is Mindy Riggs_,, 31423 S.R. 124, Langsville, who correctly ldenlilled the !arm as that of Ca rol Pk·rce In the Salem Center area. There were eight correct entries so again, the winner had to be chosen by lottery. Mindy will receive the $5 prize altered th e winner . l~~~~~~~~~~~H;O~U~R;s;:;M~o~n~-~-F~r~i-~8;·~6~;~S~a;t~.;8;·4~~~~~~~~ 1!1 II ~ ' . · (h rys1er-Piymouth-Dodge 15 9 I~ K MJ:l 91 5 2 20 4 \\' L Pt·t. tM 1 $217 37atPER9.5%MO.APR . 0 0 pE.R Based on 60 mo. Financing l\1a1 0IIt•....................... li !I 0\'ERi\I.L u By The Bend 000, Jennl Swartz 1·0-2, Missy Woods · 0-0-0, Dee Henderson 1-02, .shelly Stobart 2+8, Beth . Ewing 1·0-2, Jodi Taylor 1-0-2, Wendl Fry 1-.J-3. TOTALS 23-1359. By qQarters : Wellston ...... 2 6 8 7-23 Meigs .. ........ 16 18 14· 11- 59 Reserves-Meigs 26, Wellston22 With Tax, Tille, and 11000.00 in Ca~h or Trade. (Doaltr contribution may affect the aboYII Tlflln .......... .... .. ......... ~ l'o• d arv It! o• ..................:1 MI. Vo••non Na, , .. , .... ,:l lk hana ..................... .a Oil in Hominh·an .......... 1 w t. 10 WELLSTON (23) - L eslie Spencer 1-2-4, Shannon Huston 0-2-2, Heather Fyffe J.0-2, Heidi Fyffe 3·1-7, Debbie Dixon 1-4-6, Dorl YoQng 1·0-2. Trina Speck 0-00. TOTALS 7·9·23. MEIGS (:i9) - Jenn l Couch 3·2•8, Julie Miller 2-3-7, Jenny Miller 11-3-25, Tammy This is not a stripped car. Includes air cond .• AM. FM stereo, Alloy wheels. tilt wheel, power door locks. tinted glass and much more. . Save •150 IUO HRI\1\'Uio; ............ K I " 'al"'h .................... ..... ; ~ tie for title ET-415 by Radio Shack MOC Standings MOl ' lea~t 1987 DODGE SHADOW COUPE 11 of 15 fi eld goa l attempts and · added six rpbounds . . Shelly Stobart came of! the bench lor Pight point s and led Meigs with eight rebounds while Jen nl C'ouch added ei ght markers and Julie Millerseven. seven Heidipoinls. Fyffe Jed Wellston w ith ... •·- r~;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~~ TVC' crown with the win, and can wrap up the entire-package this Monday at home against second place Federal-Hocking. FHHS Is . 12·2 In the league. ! Meigs, who Is ra nked 7th (API and 9th iUPl) lnlhlsweek'sstate class A A r anklngs, ran off to a 34-8 ha llt lme edge behind Miller 's 19 points. Miller, who · like the remainder of the MHS sla rl er s played only briefly at the outset of the third quarter , hit on \ ~ State of qhlo, County of Gallla, ss: · Sworn to and subscribed before me this 13th day of January, 1987. Jo Ann Crisp, Notary Public JoAnn Crisp, Notary Public, State of Ohio. My commission expires July 17, 1988. ' · ~lfWU fROH mE OIIEI61JY! XlliiWI¥ VS. CHEVROLET 5-10 Minimum txlt Interval wlndthletd �Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio' ' {ilage-6-The Daily Sentinel Friday. February 6, 19871 Friday, February 6, 1987 CalendarI happenings, FRIDAY RACINE - Racine Masonic Lodgt' 461 F&AM wlll be In· spected In the fellow craft degree 7:30 p.m. Friday. All masons Invited. PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town· ship Trustees meet F riday, 7 p.m .. at Pagevllle Township Building. will ·W ATER, WAT ER, EVF. It\'WII EIIE- .\mung lh <· ti~5 houses In Middleport damaged h,v ll«' wall•rs of the 1!1:17 flood was IIi is Keec h · street resid en ce of Mr. and Mrs. t'lay Hryan. · LOOKING DOWN SECOND - This picture shows the main section of downtown Middleport on the day the flood waters reached a crest. ,• II iMiddleport survived the '37 flood, too • ·Photograp hs of thr· ·:n flo od of the Ohio River prov idrd lly Mrs . Mildred !hie show that Midd iP· port didn' t esca pe• dama ge• whe•n :theo r iver went on it s rum page '10 )'ears ago las t mont h. According to figurr-s c·o mpiie•d ytheRedC'rossa t thattlm ra ncl ubllshed In Th e Demon<~!. a total of 68.1 homrs and tx:, bus l n ~ss places were · "sw;i! . joweod" up by thr• w;II CI'. • It was rsr lm atpd hy 1he llNI tross that thr avPragr propNI\ !lamagP to Pach homr in thr • t flooded ar 0a in thf' vi l l~lg r' wa s $40fl whi lr 1hr av0 ra~ t' loss to busi llPSS firm s W.:JS $!),{.(}(/. It wa s rf'por t('(l that ~ ·I housPs o n GravP! Hil l. onC' of the fr'W SP<:I io ns of lmvn ahovr thP wa ter ]PV(' \, hOUS4'd il f nf(l] of .J5(1 pc r ~o n s. 1\nothPr :300 wrrr hnuse•d at th<· oiJ Park Stret·t st hnol hui llling on C rLJ vPI Hi ll, and nnl'flnor of tlwt build ing was ~ ·onvi"·r l rd into an f•mr r g('ncy !1ns pi l: il r·qupp<•d wi th C'Ois. 12 nun,r·~ and srve ral ph:vsi('ians, sr,mr srn t in b.\ ' thr Rrd CrO!'il.i. "O nf' of thf' most intf'n' sl ing • .• ~Middleport ~ How to sol v~ ptobh•m spots ~ with ground rov•·r was lh<' C program lop i" usPd llv Mr s. )o Gudren Sc ha ek~ l a nu Mr,, Len· ~ nle Haptons tall at thr· Monda,\' " nj'ght m<'el ing of the Midd lepor t : Garden Clu b hPid al the home• of • Mary Sklnnrr . ~ The program !PadPrs drfi nl'd '· ground cow"r t.Js a low growi ng ~ plant Ol' v infl sprra d!r1 g a s i l • grows which Is a su hsti tuli • for ~ turf a nd ca n be wa lkc:'d on. Th<•v 0 noted that ground covPr.> can hr ~ used tocovrr prob lem s p o t ~. stop : e r os ion. a nd at lhC' bu.s (' of shrubs r a nd tr('es as a mulch. II helps ~ control wC'cd s. thr.\ ' ·said, and lis led somC' of 1h{' fa vori!rs as : mrytl e. Engl is h ivy. lil ies of the : valley, creepin g phlox. and Pvrn e •• srrawbe rr~· wh ich was recently destroyed. Arra ngement s exhibited in· eluded dogWood branches a nd holly prepared by Jeanne Bowen, " basket of philadendron, pine cones a nd s ilk flowers by Dana ov ing somf' plant s and Increasing Kessinger. A hu gh pot of red ponse!tias befor~ the mantel othPrs mul w<.~ .vs 10 ('nhan ce a g:lr(l!•n h)· 'tddin ~ wal kways . In fea turing rc:>d ta pers in c rystal hr·r ll:J j)('l ' shr· a !so suggested I ha 1 holders wrre used In the living ;r good \ \ ' CI.\,.. to di spose of surplus roo m of the Ski nner home. A planrs wo uld be to pu t thf' m in a dessert course wa s se rved to "~iv<'· iJ\'-.' <J .' ' hcd'' and invit C' , lhosP pres~nt by Mrs. Sk lnneor. Thr refres hm ent ta hl ~ was cofr iends to h<'lp themselves. For roll cal! mPm bC'rs namrd vered wit h a red clo th a nd matcr i;ds the·y had used for centered with white tapers In s il ver candelabra. Mrs . Kesslnground CO\'er . 1\ disr ussio n wt~s hrld on whet her to rc·p lacc 1h~ g~r pres ided at the coffee fl owrr urn on lhPT in Middleport s£'rvicc. Mrs. Ski nn(•r ll'm.l an ar lieiP which her molhf'r . Mrs. David Farnwr. hml wriitf'n for thP g:rnll'n club 4X .v~ars ago. She comp<.t n •ll rPmodrl ing hf'r homP to n·modrling hPr gard0n, l'f'm· RESCUE EFFORT - Wa· ter reached the second story ol th e Bryan house, and here Clay prepares to enter the second lloor and take out !!Orne lamily possessions. FOR INFORMATION CALL 992-3810 OR 992-2264 AS LOW AS j • MONDAY ; DARWIN- Bedford Township! Trustees will meet In regula r! session Monday, 7 p.m., at town ) hall . ~ ' : Is Proud To Present THE Marriage license issued All Winter Merchandise Reduced WOLF BAND STOREWIDE,SAVINGS WITH EVERY PURCHASE RECEIVE A CHANCE TO WIN A BOX OF CANDY. REGISTER FOR A BOUQUEt OF FLOWERS TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY .RACINE MERCHANTS. . . DRAWING SATURDAY, FEB. 14 - 10 A.M. Care center files lawsuit Veterans Memorial Hospital Care Center Inc., Pomeroy, has filpd action s In Meigs County Common. Pleas Court against Mary F . Hall, through Mike Mullen, her guardian, Middleport, and Kenneth W. Hartley and Avis Hartley, Pomeroy, reques ting judgments of $6,862.41 and $3,129.04, respectively. A foreclosure action has been flied by Diamond Savings & ·' .Lo~l). Co., Fln<!lay, against Dayld Ba.rnhouse, administrator of the es ta te of Floyd H. Barnhouse, Middleport, et al. Racine Department Store FRI., FEB. 6-10·2 SAT., FEB. 7-10·2 RACINE 3RD Ladles No Cow r • ., WASHINGTON (UP!) - Pres!dent .Reagap. celebrating his 76th birthday today, Is com· ple tely recovered from prostate , • surgery, according to the first lady - but aides say be Is st ill ' moving gradually toward resum) ~ lng a full schedule. . ~ I 11 ' : 1: il , Stewar t (Stu ) Harris, 75, of Tallahassee, Fla., formerly a reosldent of Middl eport. where he served on the pollee fore~ for severa l years, was killed in .a n au tomobile accident on Feb. 3 In F lorida. !Continued from Page 11 . Territory Bicentennial schedule 1 of activ ities, Parker says, will ~ ; Include a display from citizens In ~ ' Bedford Township al the He m• lock Grove Grange In March, and 1 a quilting workshop to be condueled by Bunny Kuhl at the 1 Museum on the evening oiMarch • 16 and the afternoon of March 17. ; Special activities In April will ." Include a program on 18th { ; centu ry traditional ar.ra ngements a t t h~ Rutland Civic . ,; Cent er, April 11. 2 p.m. with· a ~ special Memorial Day crlebralion to be held at Le~art Falls. Her it ag<' weekeond will high· ~ light th e bicentennial . .Jun<' 20 and 21. The main observa nce of theyearw lll co meonJuly ll with w a countywide ce le bration a t the ~~ MPigs Count y Fairgrounds and ~~ the county will join the s tate In I ringing be lls on Ju)y 13. i.: A Labor Day celebra tion Is I being planned at Chester site of l ·the first county cour tho~se and 1 ,,. annex building, a nd on Oct. 10 a ~~ fall fl'stlva l to e mphasize the bicentennial' Is being planned for Racine. 1\.s to the year -loog extensive .c .. tebratlon bei ng planned, 4 Parker stressed the Importance '[ pf ·fhe Nort hwest Ordinance, ~ '" l All you have to do is come to Shoney's. Fill out an entry form. Drop it in the box. You could win orie of five vacation trips for foU.r to Haw,aii. ' l Hawaiian Chicken Dinner Then, try our Hawaiian Chicken Dinner. A boneless breast of tender, charbroiled chicken served with steaming rice, a tangy slice .of grilled pineapple and sweet n' sour sauce for dipping. Top it off · with our all-you-care-to-eat Soup, Salad and Fruit Bar. l •· t f.~ Ohio weather $4.99 NO PURCHASE NECESSARY TO ENTER OR CLAIM PRIZE . Trip Is for 2 adulls and 2 children. Op<'n '" U.S. ~sitknu, excep1 employees of Shoney's, Inc., irs agencies, afflli alt'S and 1helr families ll\'ing in the §:1111t household. Yold where prohibirnJ . Swee~takes ends 3{1187. Entry forms ;md c:omph."le ru les ava ilable a1 p arlldpat lng Shonq'5 ReslaurantS. Odds of winnlns depend oo number of cm rlc!>i received . ' i:. South Central Ohio I Mostly cloudy tonight , with a tow betwee~ 25 and 30. Moslly s unny Saturda y, with highs near \ 40. I The proba bility of preclpita· 1 t1on Is 20 percent tonight a nd near 1 ' Zero Saturday. ' Winds will be light and lrom •.:the west this afternoon and ,tonight. Ohio Extended Forec1111t I , Sunday throuJh Tuesday j A chance of rain or snow Sunday, with fair weather Mon· ' day and Tuesday. Highs will be ·between 40 and 45 Sunday and , ' ranging fromJOto40Monday and Tuesday . Overnight lows will range from 25 to 35 early Sunday ' nd from 20 to 30 Monday and Tu,e sday mornings. 1 CINCINNATI (UP!) - Hom e State Savings Bank would ha ve collapsed earllN than It did If bank officials had chosen not to continue to do bu siness with ESM Government Securities Inc ... fdrmer Hom e State president David Schiebel testified. Wh en asked by prosecu tors Thu rsday why home State In· Reagan's health and his over· vested In additional "margin sight of the Oval Office have calls" with ESM In 1983, Schlebeol drawn sharper focus In recent said, " I had no alternative. If I weeks as he has s tayed mostly · hadn't made those margin ralls out of the public eye. The I'd probably be s ittin g here toda y s ituation put his wife and his charged with malfeasance lri c hief spokesman unde r the spotllglll of media questions on the office." Margin ca lls are reques ts for eve of his birthday. more money when market !luc· . tuatlon s cause the value of securities to go down. adding that It along with the Schiebel and form er Home Stat<' ow ner Marvin Warner and Declaratlono!lndependence, the ex-thrift president Burton BongArticles of Confederatio n, a nd the U. S. Constitution. Is one of a rd are on trial In Hamilt on the four basic document s of the Countv Common Pleas Court . charged with Illegally funneling American union. She explained that thE' ord l· mill ions of Home Sta te deposinance Institutionalized the gains tors' dolla rs to ESM of Fort of the American Revolution Lauderda le, Fla. noting that Its prea mble a nd first Specifically. the prosecution ar ticle read as a checklist of claims the three made 41 unju srepublican ·prtnclplrs - trial by tillable transfers of bank money jury , proportionate representa· (t he ma rgin calls) to ESM as lion, co mmon law courts, guapart of a $700 million Invest ment. rantees of writs of habeas corWhen ES M collapsed In March pus. and the assertion of the of 1985, It owed Home State $144 lnvlolabiiJty of property right s million. Home State a lso collapsed, triggering runs by depos · and contracts. . !tors on savings and loa ns She said that especrally ret;· van! today Is the ordinance s well -known principle th a t Veteran!! Memorial " .... schools and the mea ns of educallon .~hall forev er be Thursday Admissions - Earl encouraged. Fields, MlddiPport; Mercedes This, she said, reinforced, the Condon, Racine; Elvira Barr. Land0rdlnance ofl785whlch set M aside sections of each township Syracuse; John J;loflman, a· for the establishment of schools. son, W. Va.; Ma rk GoPg lel n. h Pomeroy . providing the Inundation for I e Thursday Discharges - Kitty na!lonwlde syst.e m of public Darst, Carrie Osborne. ,...ed:.::u:.:c.:at;,;lo:.;n;.;.e:.;n;:,j::OY;..;ed;::..t..:.od.:a::y:..:.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Th 11 ====.Americas Dinner Tabler===== Next Week's Lunch Feature Monday-Friday, 11 a.rn. -3 p.m. Any Burger with Bowl of Chill $l.99 Donald R. James Donald Richard James, 65, Cli fton, W.Va., died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center. He was born April 4, 1921, In Hartford. W.Va. , to the lat e Heber C. and Verna Bell Weaver .James. He was preceded In death by two sons . Donald Ray and John Richard Ja mes: three brother s, one sister, and a brother and s ister who died In Infancy. He was a retired coa l miner for the Central Coal Co. and served in the U.S. Army during World War U. He was a member of the Stewa rt -.John son Post 9926 VF\V, Ma son, W.Va .. and a member of the Smith -Ca pehart· Post 140 American Legion of New Haven. He was also a member of the United Mine Wor ker s, District 17. Surviving are his wife , Betty Jane J a mes, Clifton; six daugh· ters, Sheila A. Proffitt. Syracuse. Sharon L. Rhodes, Mount Juliet. Tenn ., Betty J . He rdman, Sliver Cit y, N.C., Cynthia K. Litchfield, Apple Grove, W.Va ., Marilyn S. Huffman, Northup , and Laura A. Icenhower, Ramseur , N.C. ; one son, Robert L ..lames, Mason: five sisters, Freda Virg inia Tur· ley and Eunice Blanche Hickle, both from Hartford, Evelyn Mae Stowe, Syracuse, Ruth Mae LP· wts, Let art, W.Vit., Esther Marie Roach, Mason; one brother. Elmer Leroy .lames, Mason; eight grandchildren . Services will be Sa turday at 11 a.m . at the Foglesong Funeral Home with thP Rev. Don W3lker officiat in g. Burial will be In Insurance. I n••,. Ill loo • Cuw-y GN'Y, :.•~ ~ _.II I ~~ •••• ............ • . . . . ." .......... , 'tllunlt, Cefhlwlooeff...., Ceffto, Mtll froultr ........ (A_. ' =• .._ .. ... .., ........u....., WE AUO IERVE BREA/I.FAIT ' " IAISAIIIUYY QD •sew OPEN MON.-THURS. 8·7; FRI. 8·8; SAT. 10-8; SUN . 10~ 7 l!\rrhaug~'.a 10Ul17 The civ il ia n une mployment rate - thP flgur·e tha t excludes military pt>rson nel residing J n the Un ited States - s tood at .'6, 7 percent In January . That' s th'e sa m ~ prrcPntag e as Dctember an d essrnt lally the sa me as It has .. •, been for th e past year. Hok ~ Robinson, 80, 109 CPdar St ., Gal lipolis, died Wednesday In Holzer Medica l Ccnt rr. He had been a mechanic for C.J. Withers, a bus driver, an Pngl· neer for· Gallipolis fer Co . and a m achinist for Point Pleasant Au to Parts. Services will be .1 p.m. Saturday · in Cremeens Fun r ral Chapel, Ga llipolis, with the Rev . Joe Hefn er· offic ia l lng. , Burial will be In Ohio Valley Memor·y Gardens. Friends may call a t the c hapel from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. today. GRAVELY TRACTOR· SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomeroy, OH . Phone 992 -2976 FAll i WINTER HOUR$ CLOSED MONDAYS TU ES .. WED .. THURS ., FRI. 9 AM to 5 PM SATURDAY S 9 tc 1 THE GRAVELY Sat., Feb. 7, 9 A.M.-5 P.M. .· : ' 1 Sun. Feb. 8·: :• nf (!!~rater ' C:MSIIR ._, 0 •Door Prizes • •Refres hments ' 00 ,, 0 •Free • Carnations ·. : • ' 0 0 • Vh;l fllfr 13rid.tl R()om ,md Let '• : U.1 /-/ elf>You 1'/a>l Your : IJ!c,ddino . •. " '' . 0 0 ' 0 Jticlcllepo,.t 9/owe,. · 784 N. 2nd Skt;~p .~ Mlddleporl·. : ••••••••••••••••••• kota you don't know what you're missing. With a1r cond . ONLY Stock #819 $1 8872 PER MO. lAND NOTHING DOWN) Based on 60 Mo. at 9.5% APR COOPER Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge 399 Sa. 3rd 992-6421 HOURS: Mon.·Fri. ·8-6; Sat. 8·4 Middleport 1---------------------------------:-----t ·····-------------···-----···-·········"!'···-------------· -"''I My Special Prepaid . · · tow ! 1 --------------------·· - t :r ------------------------------------ 1 NAME ...... ........... .... . ............ ................ ... ...... ... ....... II AODIIUI ... ....... ................ ..................... ...... ...... ..... .. I . TOTALWOIIDI · TOTALAMT. AI 20' Jl CfiY ............ IN MIIMAOI .. .. .. . .. .. . ENCI.Clii!D .... . ...... · HI WORD CLIP AND MAIL YOUR LOVE LINE •,· ALL ADS MUST BE PREPAID AND RECEIVED BY FEB. 11 The Daily Sentinel . · 111 Court Si. · , Pomeroy, OH. 1100 A.M. 10 .5•00 P.M• · RISTAIUNT . 1 P.M.-5 P.M. ' : ·············--······················------··------------ (SAIDWICI ALOIII .........;.... SUt) ftY -10 .·• The civ ili an labor force tota l~ 119.(J3 million peop le In Januafv,) agai nst December's 118.59 raJ~ lion, while the number of unefll' ployPd grPw from 7.95 mllllbn ] n. Dec<•mber to R.G2 mllllbn last month. 1987 DAKOTA The new midsize truck from Dodge. If you haven't. checked out the Da· S350 . BAKED SWISS STEAl DINNEI ..;...........$395 ..,.. . Hokl' RohimJOn CompoH SUNDAY, FEBRUARY lth ...., ""' :tf!'I J Jh.e· Va. .tlae LoTe Llael Your Own .,._,..ge .. SPAGHml DINNEI...........................h ...0. ,._ WASHINGTON iUPil -'{he · nation's elvlllan unemploym"'1 rate remained at 6.7 perce~t.,;oij January , while a change ,ll'l. Chr istmas season hiring pa:!t~ crns led to the biggest rise. IJI non-far m payroll In 3\', years. Labor Department said today .• •. The department a lso repoi't(li; the average person worked ;llt11 hours longer per week. ..,.., ..... Ri chard S. (T!nyl Lease, 62, 201 S. Svlvan Ave., Columbus, formerly of Ga) llpolls. died Wed· nesday at his res ide nce. He was an ~mpl oyee of the Philip Sporn a nd Kyger· Creek plant s. Services will be 1 p.m. Satur· dav In Cremeen s Funeral C'h·a pPI. Ga lllpolls. wit h I hr Rev . Art Lund offi ciating. Burial wi ll be In Crave! Hill Cemetery, Ches hl rt>. Friends may ca ll at th ~ chapel from 2·-4 a nd 7-9 p.m. today. EnciOMd PIIIM Fl nd AI I• C.~ aluiHtlflli<lwlllo-ltoty •o•n•do ......tttiS.Co wn<l - tlllili .... lerlk . . . • Critpy Wtocl. pl!'tloe el t I I us Richard S. Lease " If they tth e mar gi n calls ) had not been done, we might have been going through this charade two years earlier," he sa id. peCII All-YOU·CAIII-EAI AF a - Graham Cemetery . Friends may call a t the funeral home Friday from 7-9 p.m . Military graveside rites will also be conducted. throughout Ohio and causi ng Gov. Richard Celeste to close 70 S&Ls until they obtained federal FIIDAY, FEBIUAIY 6th tt' SEE RICK TOLLIVER, J. R. PIERCE or PAT HILL In Florida, Mr. Harris was employed at the Tallahassee Airport. Surviving are hiS wife, Juanita Gothard Harris of 1112 S. Magnolia Drive, Apt. F 101. Tallahas· see. Fla., 32301; a son, Richard Harris, and two grandd aughters. Kristin and Rachel Harr is, a ll of Tallahassee. Services will be held Saturday In F lorida with bur ial In Tallahassee Memory Gardens. Dealings kept S & L afloat Bicentennial observance i I· .Janice Duncan Bumgardner. 47, formerly of Meigs and Mason Counties, died Jan . 27 at her home In Lockbourne aft er a lengthy illness. The daughter of Buren and Bonnie Duncan , who survive, she Is survived 'also by he r husband, Ca lvin; a son and da ughter-in· law, J. Scott and Rosie of Grove City; daught ers, Penny Lynn a nd Michelle, at home; brothers, Marshall Duncan, St. Peters· burg, Fla.; Timothy Duncan, Orient; Rev. Roger Duncan a nd Ronald Duncan, both of Tampa, Fla.; a sister. Mrs. Willie (Susie) Beauchamp of Riverview, Fla .. and several nieces and pephews. Graumllch & Son Funeral Home, South High Street, Columbus, was In charge of services held at the Canaan Land Church on Gantz Road with Rev. Glenn Derlfleld officiating. Mrs. Bumgardner wa s a member of that church. Burial was In Concord Cemetery ai Grove City. iReagan notes 76th birthday t· OR UP TO $600 REBATE ON F-150 or F-250 MODELS Relatives here have received word of the death of Iris Mills Christian, 61, Crestline, formerly of Middl eport . She was · the daughter of the late Emma Leifhe it Mills a nd Arlie Mills and was employed with the pollee department in Crestline. She Is survlwd by four broth· ers. Dav id Mills, Springfield : Paul Mills. Columbus; Junior Mills and Harold Mills of Cres· tUne, and·a s i s t~r. Mary Reams. Culwell. Funeral services will be held Sa turday at ihe T~chnlger Fun· era! Home at Cres tline. Stewart Harris A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs Count y Probate Court to Matthew Clay VanVranken, 22, Pomeroy, and Lori Lynn Lowman, 20, Cross Lanes, W.Va. ' ' 992-2196 Me igs County Emergency Medical Services report s four ca lls Thursday. Syracuse at 2:48a.m. to Salser Road for Mercedes Condon to Veterans Memorial Hospita l: Racine at 3:41 a.m. to Ca rme l Road for Mary Roush to Holzer. Medical Center; Syracuse a t 7:55a.m. to Ohio 124 for Elvira Barr to Holzer Medical Center: Middleport at 9: '1\ a .m. to Imperial Electric for Greg Grover to Holzer Medica l Center . · Eastern Loc al School Board will meet In special session Monday . 6 p.m .. at the high school. Budget a nd personnel matters will be discussed.' I~ . 461 S. 3rd Squads respond to Jour calls Eastern board slates meeting I Middleport Me igs County received $11,947.37 as Its shareof$Hi,844,371. 91 In the December distribution of sta te motor vehicle registration fees, sent to Ohio sub-divisions, State Audit or Thomas E. Ferguson reports. •NIKKI •DEE CEE •SOUTHERN LADY •THOMPSON •BONSWORTH Iris Mills Christian Janice Bumgardner Auto registration fees distributed SHOP & COMPARE, TOP GRADE MERCHANDISE CHOOSE FROM QUALITY NAMES LIKE , ~.l· · State .Audltor Thomas E. Ferguson's office a nnounces the February distribution. oJ $6.3,729,259 In Aid to Dependent Children funds to 629,582 recipie nt s In Ohio. Meigs County received $27.>.0'20 for 2.807 rE'Ciplents. TUESDAY POMEROY - A Title XX! Comprehensive Social Servlcet Plan hearing will be held Tues-1 day, 9 a.m., atthe Meigs County! Courthouse. Anyone Interested, mav a ttend. · ; 3. 9°/o APR PAT ,HILL FORD, INC. County receives A[)C funds New Shipment of Sp,ing Clothing It. 2 Pt. Pleasant 9. DAYS UNTIL HISTORY BOOK DEADLINE! i- A bus owned by the Eastern Local School Dlsrrlct was heavily damaged In a collision with a hall·ton pickup truck Thursday on Olive Township Road 313, according to the Gallla·Melgs post of lhe Ohio Highway Patrol. Troopers said the bus , driven by Ruth A. Masters, 34, Coolville, · was northbound, nine-tenths of a mile north of Ohio '681, a t 10:10 a. m . when the southbound pickup, driven by Frances L. Putm~n. 41, Coolville, reportedly slid left of renter a nd struck the le ft side of the bus: · The pickup was also heav lly damaged, the patrol said. REEDSVILLE - Jimmy Ste- t wart, Albany, will be eva ngelist ~ for reviva l services at the Reeds· ~ ville Methodist Church at 7:30; p.m. each evening starting Sun· : day and running through Feb. 14 ~ with special vocal music for each , serv ice. Jobless rate stable : Area deaths Bus damaged in accident · •' The Meigs County.Cooperative Ilona I Information or to register : Ex tens ion Service has scheduled lor the class, residents are to ca ll ; a rl.~ss, "Cooking fo r One or 992-6696. ; Two to beo h~ld on Tuesday, Feb. As rxplalned b)• Cindy Oliveri, \ 10 at the extens ion office. · "lea rnin g to cook for one or two • Classes arr scheduled for 1 to people cart be a real c hallenge tod 2: :lO p.m. a nd 7:30 to 9 p.m. the person who Is used to cooking : Registrat ion fee is $1.5() a nd fo r a family of four, five or more. I pre- registration is r·equested by But preparing food for one or two ' Feb. 9. ca n be cr~a tlve and also o!!ers t Topics to be covered include the opportunity fo r experiment - ; menu planing, shopping tips, ing, eatin·gwhen. where and what making meals a ttractive, a nd you want." sugges ted techniques. For addi· MAPLEWOOD INN vines. , Mrs. Sc ha ~k e l s howPd picturPs : ol"vartou s plant s shr had used as ; ground rover at her ho m ~. Mrs. r ffaptonst<tll read an artlrl r on . groundhog day noting th<1t IIH · ·~ enlma I was brought her~ frum 'Ge rma ny. ShP said th a t tlw ~rerundhc:Jg is afraid of hi s shadow ~- .. - so If he comes out on a sun nv .ljdlay, he dar ts back into .hi' hotr. If he comes ou1 on a <'iuud.v he thinks it is spr ing and ventures forth. SUNDAY KENO - George · Plcliens, missionary to the Ivory Coast, Africa, will show films and speak about his work wh~n he visits , ' Cooking class planned in Meigs ; fea tures or th e flood relief orga n lza l ion at Middleport, was the mannPr in which s upplies wer~ pu shed throu gh to the co mmunit v iso lated bv flood watr rs. Su.pplirs wcr~ broug ht to Drad Man's Curve bv truck. where they were lransierred to boat s and carried as far as th ~ Mu rray Hill Road, then were conv~y~d furth er bv horsPdrawn wagons, a nd fin a lly placed on trucks pulled by trac tors into lh<' village," the Feb. 12 iss u ~ of ThP Democrat reported . . Garden Club meets MIDDLEPORT' - The United Pentecostal Chu rch In Middle· por t will offer sa ndwich meals with delivery serv ice from 11 a. m. to 3 p.m. Friday . A sub, · macaroni salad. pie and ·bever· age will be served for $3. r---Local Briefs:-------. Keno Church . o!Chrlst, 7:30p.m., ; Sunday. Everyone welcome. , The D&ily Sentinei-Page...o'i. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio �Friday February ~~~~~~~~~~~:::_::~::::::::::::~::~;:~~~~~~O~h~IO~:---------::--~--:-------~F~mm~y~~~;6;;,1~9~87~.~-­ The Daily Sentmel Business Services PHONE 992-2156 W 11 Da ly S... nel Clau. ltd Dtpt lll Co11 S OV tMMo .§7" choker chin on No tell Loat in IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO FRANK PUCKETT Pie ntott vs - ROBERT BEAVER and MARY ALICE BEAVER etal H Defendants CASE NO 88 CV 86 NOTICE OF SHERIFF S SALE AND PROOF OF PUBJ.ICATION In Ptnuance ot an Order of Sale to me d~rected from the Cler\ of Court of Common Pleas of Me gs County Ohkl I w II offer for sale at pubhc auct on at the door of the Courthouse 1n Pomeroy Me1gs County Oh o on the 13th day of March t987 e1 1 0 00 A M the follow ng real estate Parcel1 Be ng the South weat quarter of Sect on 33 Townah1p 8 Range 15 of the Oh1o Company s Pur chase conta n ng 160 00 acres more or less EXCEPTING THEREFROM that portiOn of sa d parcel of land conveyed by Homer A Oav 1 at ux to Donald Bur detta Dav s by Wa anty Deed dated Apnl 4 t927 recorded m Volume 131 Page 169 of the Deed Re cord• of Me1g1 County Oh1o and more part cu a ly descnbed as follow s to w t. EXCEPTION Bag nn ng a1 Pubhc NOtiCe the Northwest corner of the Southwest quarter of Sec t1on 33 thence south fol lowmg the section hne 1 08 2 rods more or less thence at r ght .angles and East ad stance of 46 1 rods thence at r ght anglea and North a d stance of 90 rods mo e or less thence at rtaht angles and East ad stance of 51 ods thence at r ght an gles and North 15 2 rods mo a or less to the center of the East and West hne of Sect on 33 thence Wast 97 1 rods o lo the place of beg nn ng contam I)Q 36 1 5 ac es more or less Lea v ng n Parcel One above descr bed 124 85 acres more or less Parcel 2 Be ng the North west quarte of Sect on 32 Townsh p 8 Range 15 of the Oh o Company s Pu chase contain ng 160 00 acres more or less Parcel 3 S tuated n Sac 1 on 33 Town 8 Range 15 ol the Oh o Company s Pu chase and beg nn ng n the center of the road lead ng t om Salem Center to W lkesv lie and 60 feet south of the Northwest c orner of the Southeast quarter of Sect on 33 thence South 28 rods to a atone come thence a I ttle North of East 20 rods or to the center of sa d road thence a little West of North w th the can ter of sa d oad to the place Pubhc Not1ce of begmn ng conta n ng ot the Oh o Company sPur chase thence North 5 rods Zone Commerc1al thence We,t 10 9 rods thence South 6 rods thence East 70 9 roda to the place of beg nnmg conta n ng 2 21 acres mora or leu SERVING from all of the above real estate the coal and m n ng r ghts heretofore conveyed by Floyd E Oav s and Leona M Dav s to Oh o Power Company by deed recorded n Volume 199 Page 277 Me gs County Deed Recmds reference to wh ch IS hereby made for de finite description of th • ax cept on and reservat1on EXCEPTING AND RE SERVING from the above "'parcels all that carte n ve n of coal known as Number Four Four A Claron or L1 mestone Coal wh ch has been prev oualy conveyed to the Oh o Power Company Also except ng from the above a pa eel of land sold to George Workman a nd Helen Workman by deed recorded m Vol 261 Page 559 of the Deed Records Me gs Coun ty Dh o REFERENCE DEED FOR PARCELS 1 THRU 4 Vot ume 275 Page 371 Me gs County Deed Record& Parcel 5 S tuated n the county of Me1gs n the State ofOh o and1ntheTownsh1p of Salem and bounded and descnbad as follows S1t uatad on Sec 33 T 8 R t 5 .. The 0 ector of the Department of Natural Re soyrcea let ng under the author ty of Section 1501 01 of the Ohto Rev sed Code g vas not ce of sale of surplua land at Me gs Underg ound Sand Abatement PrOJ8Ct No 1 Coun1V of Me1gs State of Oh o Township of Sc p o and conta n ng 164 0 acres more or less subject to anv and all easements o r ghts of way whether or not the uma be of record The State s app oved appra nd value of S30 800 00 shall be the m1n mum acceptable b d Sealed b ds to ba receiVed at the Off ca of Outdoor Recreat on Serv cas Real Estate Sect on Oh o Department of Natural Ra sources BuldngG 2 FountanSquare Columbus Oh1o 43224 untll4 00 p m Fabruary 20 1987 All b ds to be opened at the D1v son of Forestry 1 0 1 tnct Off ce n Athens Oh o at 11 00 a m February 23 1987 All b dders must obtam b ddmg matruct ons b1d forms and plat and subm t a sealed b d B dd ng nstruc t1ons further 1nformat on bid forms and plats may be ob ta1ned by wr t1ng to the Oh o Department of Natural Ra source• Off ce of Outdoor Aecreat on Serv ces Real Es tate Section Founta n Square Build ng G 2 Columbus OMo 43224 or by call ng 614 265 6381 or by stopp ng at the 0 VII on of Forestry s D11trlct Off ce 360 Elst State Street Athens Oh o 46701 16141 693 3341 B1dder1 should appear at t me and date Of open ng and may altar the r b ds threa (3) t1mes aher the 1n tal open ng The successful btddar must po1t a 81 000 00 nan refundable depos t the day of b d open ng The r ght to refute any and all b da 1 reserved by the State ot Oh1o as follows Beg nn ng at a pont n the centerlme ot S R no 124 S 7 deg 07 W 29 72 feet and N 83 deg 27 30 W 19 97 feet from the cen1er of Sectton No 33 thence along the center lme of the Townsh p Road N 61 deg 09 30 W 253 21 feet to an ron p n thence N 84 deg 30 N ~pass ng an ron pnat339 94faet)foratotal d stance of 573 63 feet to en on p1n thence along the fence lme N 6 deg 42 04 E {pass ng an ron p n at 78 73 feet) for a total d s tance of 348 36 feet to an ~ron pm thence S 83 deg 69 31 E (pass ng an ~ron p nat 622 63 feet) for a total d atance of 665 32 feet to a point m the centerline of S R No 124 thence along the centert ne of S R No 124 S 8 deg 57 53 E 302 68 feet to a pomt thence S 18 dag 53 39 E 184 50 feet to the po1nt of beg nn ng conta n ng Dlel Pllll Sweeping US. 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Expms OK (Send card n11111ber, .,.pintlon date, and signature ) For fastest service for credit card orders ONLY call anytime %4 hotan, toU Free I (800) 81l 8416, ext 'JOI 4) ., r~~~~o~....,,. -.. 1nVol 218 Page171ofthe Me gs County DeE¥~ Re cords The above descnpt on was furnished by Harold D Wha ley Surveyor No 4988 and surveyed May 30 1976 REFERENCE DEED Vol 218 Page 171 and Vol 284 Paga 309 Me gs County Deed Records Save and hcept No 4 Clar on or L mes1one Coal underly ng above premises EXCEPTING from Parcel 5 deter bed above 1 8629 acres conveyed to Bonn1e Gene Scott and Samuel E Scott as recorded n Volume 264 Page 311 of the Me1g1 County Deed Records mak mg the total a c reage ot Par eel No 6 3 9301 Acres SubJect to all easements h ghwaya and leases of re cord Parcel One wos appr111ed at $35 000 00 Parcel Two waa appreised al$24 000 00 Par eel Three was appr11aed at 8176 00 Parcel Four was appra ted at $300 00 and Par c:et Fr.te was apprMaed at •21 000 00 The reelestete cannot be IOid for lesa than 1WO 1hi«<a (2131 of tho appraled value Terms of Sale cash Howard E Frank Sher ff Me gs County Oh o 1216 13 20 3tc COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL •SYLVANIA G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St Rt 124 •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELUTE SALES &SEIVICE w. HIWI Ahll Tl• s•ot Ttthlell• RIDENOUR 949-3088 Bus 949 2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR SERVICE TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-915 3307 4/1/lfn 1111Mo New Locorion: 161 North Seconll Middleport Ohio 45760 BISSELL BUILDERS SER~CE We can repair and rei> core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out radl8tots We also repair Gas Tanks Your eabla & Ph<>ne B1lls Hero IUIINEII '"ONE 16141 992 6550 REIDINCE PHONE i6141 PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 Day or N1!Jhl MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16 116 tfn FOR SALE •All Types of Charhe Sargent s CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at Alfred Oh 4 m1 W of Tuppers Plams on St At Excavat ng •Landacap ng •Basements •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas Unes •Water Well Or lhng •Truckmg 681 PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 992 2196 Middleport Oh10 1 13 tfc 3/11/J.t.n YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Addons EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck auto & heavy oqurpmont repa11s and weld1ng (All makes & models) t240 Galhpohs & VICinity call eu 256 b1bya Iter n Nor Woukt I ke to do generel hout• ciNn ng In the GeiHpolls & Crown ctty a ea Call 814 256 138& Will care for eldetly n the hamt 304 678 7298 Wanted To Buy Have room in home to eld•ly We pay cash fo ate mod &I c ean used ca • J m M nk Ch1JV 0 dt nc 8 It Gene Johnson 614 446 3872 penon Excel ant Care 304 876 7141 evenings £a iii Bu11ness Opportumty Goodmoneywaekty Processng mall Informal on Rulh aelf tddreued 111mped envelopa Tarry u .. 131 A Eureka Star V C. YOUNG In 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomoroy Oh1o 4 15 861c Golllpolll Oh o 4563t NOTICE THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH Rt lNG CO recommends th.. you do bu1inn1 'Mth people you know and NOT.Jo aend money 1r.rough tht meit unt I you h!N'e lnvedtgatMI the oftt{ ng 11 173m• SHARPENING SERVICE Circular Sawa Saw Cham Planer mves 23 ProfesSional Serv1ces Kn1v11 Prtced on .nspectton GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Choels 204 coodor It factory Choke 12 Gouge Shotg111s Emplnymenl PH 992·2975 I 15 87 I mo J&L BLOWN INSULA nON SALES & SRYICE GUYSVILLE, OHIO 614 843 5248 KEN'S I 3- 86 tfc APPLIANCE I 19 87 I mo Real Estate General SERVICE Roger Hysell Garage 985-3561 M1ku 111 124 Pomtroy Oh10 •Waahers •Dishwashers •Rangaa •Refrigerator• •Dryers •F,eezera ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL PARTS and SERVICE RIVERINE ANTIQUES 45 c 1124 East Main St SANDY'S AUTO SALES Pomeroy HOURS Tuo Will Fn 11amto7pm Iunday I pm 7 pm ly Ch11111 or Appo~nlmont AutomotiVe Repa1r & SerVIce TUNIUPI lo TRANIIMS~ONI CALL 992 7 403 Apt Sr Rt 33 Pomeroy OH RUSS MOORE 992-2526 114lmo We II Sell You A Used Car or F1x Your Old One 17871mo Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estote ~ ~IALTQR 21BE 2ndSt Phone 1 (614) 992 3325 67 ACRES- Mne as TP wale~ m able Tactor I a ble LARGE HOME - Lg ot 3 BRs 3 balhs one on each Ioor garage lull basement gas lurnace allache<l wood burn ng un I nce klchen lam y rm wlh woodburn ng umt $50 000 83 ACRES - Nea Rae ne wlh mnera s and 3 BR home About 25 acres ol traclo land 4 36 ACRES - Near Rae ne locks TP wale av abe Hgh on a h II wth wondertul VIeW Only $6 000 RACINE - Lg 9 rm home ned lo school Din ng 18x 12 4 BRs lYing about 25x24 den with I re~ace ga age and 2 ~ts Jusl $27 500 MIDDLEPORT - Remo deled 3 BR home on co ner ot near Ihe sc hool Gas fur nace range rei gertor gar age & carport $29 500 SELLING PROBlEM CALL BRUCE 992 3325 OR 992 7614 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS Real Estate General Hous111q , Heo~dquali( ' IS AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR E POMER ,0 992 2259 PRICE REDUCED - MORN lNG STAR ROAD - Here sa beaul fu anch type home wlh a fu basemen! WBF P on I acre of land wlh plenty oi e•tras Count y sell ng ma greal ne ghbo hood NOW $49 90000 Telephone sales Expe anced peop a to sell ads n newspape s Re locate o Tupelo M ss Mov ng e.11penau pad Pus a 1 ea apartment $300 $1000 week post be Oeta Is 1 800 647 TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 8177 Sarma d Wlnted Happy Co ne Muat be 21 Ct ahe 4 30 814 446 2625 No 1111pe ence necessary mus be ava lab e fo mmad ate em ploymenl Co Benet Is mator med cal benet ts Call Thu sday &. 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and up elerencn Ph 304 676 7738 0 304 8715 5104 A 1 Real Estlte Reduced 1 VI ace lot ocated et Flatrocll &00 ft frontage pr ced upon nspecl on John Wamtf 304 876 3717 Fu nist'ted aptnmant next doo to b •rv Onep ofnt onaladuh on y Park ng Cal 614 446 Renlals Houses for Rent 12815 mo pus deposit Raferen ce1 required Call 614 448 0008 N ce 3 BR house $350 ph.11 ut I tea &. tee depoa t C1ll 814 448 9280 after 6 & weekends 8 room house on 60 ttftl 11 Eu ek• 1200 1 month Call Small2 bdr house on l ncoln St IIVIiiHit Mtrch 111 t260 Pit" month ut t 11 not nc uded Doxol gaa he.t 1at tank fill up I ee New carpel ng Wither dryer hoollup has atove & ref gll'ltor fenced n yard Ou et nel9hborhood No pen Ma•imum of 2 children Security depot t & referenc11 requ rtcl Callanytimt e14 968 4150 2 btdroom tum shed houte fo rent No pats New Heven 304 8112 2416 2 bedroom home 11r11e yard lnteJHttd pert es only Call 814 742 2541 0338 Fu n thed apt 919 Seoond Galllpo a S160 Ut It 11 pd 8 ngle male sh1re balh 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5024 Cute 2 room cottage whh bat)\. fu nlshed utll tias paid t55 w.ell 1100 deposit required 304 876 3100 or 875 5509 Unfurnished ft\11 room IPI 30. 675 141& 304 175 3431 ... &76 3030 1160parmonth 11&0depollt 12•80 furniahtd pus ut Mt es A~ecoon Rd Call 114 ua c• pm County App lance Inc Good uted appl ances and TV tell Open BAM to &PM Mon th u Sat 1114 44.8 1699 627 3d Ave Ga po s OH 1984 Honda XL800 2 500 m les Ike new 304 675 7478 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waeha 1 drye 1 refr gerato 1 anges Skaggl App ancas Uppe AlVa Ad bes de Stone C est Mate 814 446 7398 LAYNE s FURNITURE Sofas and chat a p cad from $396 to 89915 Tab 11 $50 and up to $126 H des beda $390 to U95 Re e nert 12215 to $375 Lamps 128 to 8126 Dinettes 8109 and up to $496 Wood tab e w 8 cha rt $286 to $7915 Desk 1100 up to $375 Hutchn 1400 and up Bunk beds complele w matt esMt 1296 and up to 1396 Baby bads It 10 & 1175 Matt essesorbox sp nga lull o lw n 163 f m 173 and $83 Queen aets 1226 K ng 13150 4 d 1we chest 186 Dre11ars 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H33 , ut lit ea depo1 t Cal 614 446 4926 2 ecrea Sand H II Road 304 875 7844 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent INiths ~UGH SCHOOL JUN ORS AND SENIORS Jon he A my Na 'f'l tonal Guard now beg n ea n ng "" • monthty paycheck and def"' If you act we duty t a n ng unt 1 June 1987 Part t me toba 304 675 3960 0 1 800 642 ~ 3e19 "' 2 BR 1& Court Sl Ca peted 1 :l.l ac elotwthnewsept ctank n111lled 3 h miiH down At 7 C1ll 614 446 4781 198f Oakbroott 14~t70 w th 1.1112 upendo 3 IIR 2 b.tha woocUtumer tiL cond French City 8fokert9• C.ll 114 441 1t1x70 FIHtwood 3 bdr 2 full total elae u•• new Pf'ICII fttliOtlebl• C.tl lftlf 4 week Mr• anytime wtektndt I 14 114 M9 3010 4 32 Mob1le Home• for Sale 11<'-441 9340 H1ven t had school plcturtt or tentor plctur• ttktn yet? Cell Prec~• Memoriu Studio at Ia an Alotte Hottn1 hokl an Allotte Show F " r.oemll Cll Feb bonue benet 11 Call Donna Dalton 304 175 4189 o O.bb Iackner 304 885 3048 Ant.que shop and stock fo aale W I sell stock and bu ld ng separate Cal &14 867 61536 2 bdr hi 3 miiH out of c ty on 218 1200 month Cell 814 251 1941 tftlt' 5 For Sale or Rant 3 b 2 full b..ha built n • tehen central ek' barn pond 8 ~ acre• 3 miiH from town At 2 Nonh WMI confider lend coni let 304 171 2885 8u1ch & Pit o...... l.. Aacme Gun Club Ewtry Sun dey ~ nnlng al 1 00 p m Factory Choke 12 guage lhotgunl HYSELL RUN - A 14 x65 mobile home wth 2 bed rooms, equipped kttchen and 1n real good condition lmmed ~le Possession S10 500 00 E Cleland Jr 7244 3831 Owner 3 Announcements for more 1nformat on 2 1tory house 1 VI birth 1 1tory houH n.wly decorated Large picture tor as e Cell 114 992 Fot Sate by Owner 4 bed oom 1 Vt bathe Mtemte d lh pool total lltC1rle call 304 885 Babys He needed n teachers home 8 4 Monday Fr day Must ve n c tv of Gall pols Ca 1614 446 4294 after 7PM Apartment lor Rent 3 bedroom houaa " c ty Call 81. 4411876 .., Respona ble teen~ger o babyalt 2 boys on Satu dey mo n ngs Must be 11 least 15 Reference& requ red Call614 446 6589 44 K tchen lu n 1360 month Plu1 Hou11 torrent Rt 110 North 3 mi" from Holler Hotpital Call 61• 446 2783 dayume o 814 44e' 26&1 even nga ... PH. 992·9949 A11110u11ce 111 enls Bus1ness BUIIdmgs 3 4 bedroom houM nau achoo and hospital Priced to sell 123 000 Call614 992 1080 ,, 190 MUlBERRY AYE! POMEIOY, OH SELLERS AI DG E ROAD Appro!lmalely 150 acres of vacanl land 17 ams Ilia! ble balance pasture and woods Electnc mllable Dnlled well roya ly mcome and lree gas Wrll spirt acreage nto separate par eels $400 00 an acre Call 30 aere farm has good home large barn Ill Ia ge pond Southwflatem achoo d 1t ct Call 814 246 9248 304 675 lt04 RNuced 3 bad oom hou11 low 401 304 175 1751 or Donne Town and Country Real Estate 1 ..... AUTOMATIC Farms for Sale 3 BR 2 aerH ot land u•aue Calll14 441 9232 614 446 6146 HYSELL RUN - Really mce ranch wth a gorgeous k1t chen huge lam1ly room wlh hrep ace plus a Ira le1 hookup All QUiel and peacefu on appro• malely 20 acres $53 000 00 J••n ··:::m~~;~ Doltlt Turner ... OffiCI 992 2259 A 1 condition Convenient In down1own lrtl 333 Third • 6 17 tfc lob clou to town 2 b1th1 fir.,lace cerrt 111 C ty tchool dlelrict C•lll14 246 9248 3 bd f;'- bedroom mob e homea 304 876 3000 16 000 00 304 6766311 3 bdr anch Rodney Village II Homes for Sale Housekeeper wanted part t me Cal 814 246 6488 PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 POMEROY - Nrce I ~ story home wlh vmyl s d n~ 2 3 bed rooms part a basement and equ pped k~chen Just $10 000 00 K & K Moble Homn 2 1nd 3 41 AVON Wow Make b g bucks No p ocess ng cha ge Ca 1 814 446 3358 Al1o Trii&Miulon POMEROY- 1~ acres n ce I floor pan home wth ca 1HJ t sheds and eel ar Gar den space and other lea lures PRICED TO SEll AT $26 900 00 1970 Gregory mobile home apac ous 3 bedroom 1 :1.1 bMhl a cond wary good cond Iince 1959 Have vac1ncy for elderly patient 304 n3 5873 A-uo Colllt4 446 0737 JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 P1rt1 & Service 2 bedroom t 1 Ia coup n 1 am•l ch ld Locutt Rd Rt 1 Pt P easant 304 676 1076 Help Wanted Avon F ee Bat c K Jan 28 Feb 8 Start now Earn e~etra do as Call 614 446 2156 446 4882 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 81 Commado e. 14•46 ke new I ved n only 6 months payoff Phone 304 882 3664 Jul 1 1 Plf'IOntl Ctre Home FBI ISTIMA'IU f~r11 E•al~lllllll Ca I 614 388 ------~ •lnsul at on •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement W ndows •New Roofing Authomod John Dotrt Now Holland lush Hag farm Eqropmont Doalor ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE! 11 VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING U S RT 50 EAST 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale Clifton W Y1 F1m ly butinns SerVICes BOGGS 6:30 P.M. Servtce Electromc Organs Mob1la serv1ce Qultar leuona 8431 Ptmaroy Oluo EVERY SAT. NIGHT TYs, Antennas Satell1te Sales Installation Piano a orgtn lessons Mary liucas c.n ,,. 446 9787 or 814 448 4421 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Bashan Bulld.. g J.R.'s REPAIRS 1-;;;:;;:~;;;,:;~~~=1~;;:::~;~:;:;~~;:=1 34 Drill Bks Call for Apporntmont 985·4 year'" F111anml 21 !Free Estimates! John K Bonn Owner /Mtchon1c "So what if he blows that putt and loses the $72,000 first-place money? He will still wm $43,000, which IS more than you make m a 33 work PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 an amb mrus famoly ~ .... Will do that clus w..h ng and ironklg In mv home C1n give r.t~rtneee C1ll Mrs C1ldwell on Bob McCorm de Ro1d at 814 441 4334 after 5 PM ' 1983 510 4K4 V ll 5 spHif cond 304 6715 4853 or e~ec 448 3169 Experien~ TOP CASH pad to 83 model and newer used ca 1 Sm lh BuckPonttc 1911 Easten Ave Ga llpol s Cal 614 446 2282 and emodeling Roofing end g~mer work - Concrete worll PlumbWtg end electrical 4367 ttlup Csll814 441 6895 9 No Sunday Calls Now Southtarttrn Bu• ""' Col~e Call 614 446 Aetr~ln .nv1 me Yard Sale 8 Ytl Old IIIIOned W ld che ry lumbll c.t 6111 255 64&0 AUCTION & FURN TURE 62 0 veSt Ga pa 1 New&u11d wood coalatovet 6 pc wood LR su te 1399 bunk beda 1199 ac nart new & used bed oom suit11 wr ngM wash a • & sttoea New I v ngroom su tea $199 $699 lamps Call 814 lnatruct1on W II clean you home or offlc. Feb 7 9 6pm $1600 New Avon products at d scount 1 m le above S ve B dge Plan Look S gns New Homes Bu1lt Free Eat1mates PAT HILL FORD Call: A good opportunity for 394~ The Da1ly Sent•nei-Page- 9 SWAN fB Wanted to Do Lost black & wh ta at te o ..t .. named P nee long Hoi ow Rd Letart a ea Rewa d 304 896 BISSELL SIDING CO. USED FURNITURE Sota excel lant cond ttOn coHHtab e ao id maple co ne cabin It Corb n & Snyder Fu nltu a 966 Second Ave Gel polis 814 446 1171 3447 •• *VINYL SIDING *ALUMINUM SIDING I *ILOWN IN INSULAnON We Carry F shlng Supp u At Reasonable Pmes 3 IEDIOOM HOUSE Wlht Ttrract Pomtl'oy Oh1o Iorge lot IIIII lla~t~Mnt - $16 500 00 Sltu1iions Wanted Typ ng m my homtor part tlmeuo et:1n11 wortt Good experienced back ground alto mHicll 304 876 7 RADIATOR SALES & SERVICE <USTOM BYILT HOMES & GARAGES ~II Room and boilrd for Mniof LOST Female Blue T ek Coon hound Co nstoek a ea vie n tv ""t of C ab Creek one yea o d colo wh te with large and sma black spots len color ng on feet weight about 60 lb1 wee ng 2 eolian one electron c t a n ng J:t colla god nco or REWARD lor etu n or nformat on lead ng to , • the etu n ot th s dog Don Ca110 304 576 3289 614-992-3023 11JI71ntt •• Dllf Ohio 45771 Mollohan fu nitu e Rt 7 North Gallipq II OH PH 614 446 744• Why pay mo e1 Checll u1 out tor low pncn on furn ture& eppl ances 8 p ece wood liVing oom group 1399 cttilen TLC 24 hour cart Call LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN 3 TO 6 YEARS OF AGE Open Enrollment Thru The Year OPEN TUESDAY WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY 9 AM to 11 30 AM anti 1230PMto3PM Call Adm1n1strator Mrs Shi11n J MEd MillS ELECTRIC •ZENITH 8 ::========3:==========~ 5 793 acres and baing _ oh 103 acre tract descr part bed WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 51 Household Goods 114 992 1173 OFFERS ENRICHING 25871mo lae~ne ~ (6141 992-7328 Call 992-3005 or 992-6167 EXCEPTING AND RE 99 Middleport, Oh10 100ft I on 33 Town 8 Range 16 Salam Townah P Ma 0 County Oh o and be1ng more pen cula ly descr bed New Grapefruit Super Pill 'II' Gives Faster Weight Loss X Hart1nger Parkway M1ddleport NOTICE OF SALE OF STATE OWNED LAND MEIGS UNDERGROUND SAND ABATEMENT PROJECT NO t 154 0 ACRES MORE OR LESS Doctors Say· 100ft Wanted lody Colll14 441 9518 HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL FOR SALE 1 00 Acre more or less Parcel 4 Beg nnmg at the Northeast comer of the Southwest quarter of Sec Run area 614 Oh1o ;1;2::~S;Hu~a~t~lo~ns~==~~------j~~~f~f:..JAr.-l~)~~y;---------Ti;;;;;;;;;;;;;;r;5;4~M~I~Sc~M~e~rc;h~a~nd;,I~Se~=K:1T~N::C:A:RL~Y~L=E:®~by~L~I:rr~y:W:rlg:h~t----~~~~7;3~V~a~n~s~&~4~W~O~:J~ Qul.t t«tltd lldywlth little Of no lnc:ometo threln intxc:hangefor lklflt houeewor1!; with 1 Mtl td w th white on dog chflt Bleck H.. cock Jpot A Poo Point Pomeroy-Middleport LostandFound Lo•• l.;:::::::;:::::~::::::::::::::;r,::~~~:::~~~::;4 GINGERBREAD ~9";;ey (k Pubhc Not1ce 6 6 1987 too•• new Uphosterld �FAC exhibit spotlights black history This Message and Church Directory Sponsored Rv The Interested _Rw~inesses Listed On This Page. ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE r Cil' 01 \. I.._ ~ Complete Automo11ve Serv1ce ~~~~! [t locust & Beech Stref,........ "1 9t21 Mtddleport Serv.ce BtU Brown Owner <Jf Columbus 0 Matn ft'\ \ RACINE PLANING MILL 0 VILY for everyone too many of us are tn the habit of trymg to solve 1t for ourselves mstead of seekmg outstde help from the best po?Sible source of 1t ThiS may well be because we are NOT m the habit of gomg to the place where we would be remmded to seek tt automattcally at our chosen House of WorshiP II we would only ask for !hts dtvtne gUidance at the cttadel of our fatth we cou ld be spared much needless worry, but at the samet1mewe must remember that the solutton we want may not be the best one for us In your chosen way, pray for God's help wtth your problem and leave tt to Hts wtsdom to provtdethe best answer, for the good of all concerned In the long run you wtll see your own wtsdom tn dotng so Mtddleport Ohto U Pome~Gy Dr 212 ~-;a;;;-;;l:et 992 3785 Pomeroy 992 2104 1 Rf'\fl \ Oil HO I IU \\ H Pr>rT 1111 111 Huck Sund v Sctw !O'JI Supt C'hu c h ~hfll • m V\ ~ I IJ S1 ' 1 1() V n < lr I '' ' ' l'ul••.ta\ f l pm p•~• • ll'ldil diJfYIOI I I .I B1 I POMtHO\ Cl-11 Rfll f I I HI- i\ V'.A RI J"' J ( rr11 t nr n lllc l Mul)lll\ !~" 1hen .. ., < lo ~ ( lu 1-: 1~ 1 I'; m1111 P r~ s s It S JI II ltln).:! \.1. 0 S md' Si"hiO /UJ] \( Ill 1 ~I md umh n f'U'Iitl ).!Sil\i{'f' j pm mld" ('(k 1'\ j.1 \\ntnn.h CH '\t t I I ISC'DPAI n1URC11 M n ~~ l'c 0'\1 n Sund ro run union r h: Su1K I pm l'1h E \1) lid lrl Sun lr \ M 111 fll lll Sun I '" 11'111\u '~"~' < u r MEIGS r '1:1 t tt , fx m 1hi II •I rnrrnll 1 I I lift\ lnj.! 111 ;, 1 \ to I·H \1F.I W \ CII\ HO I OF Om iSI !1 ~\ Mm Sr ~~ ~~ fJ ll wl pa lrt Bib!< Schr.l I ... h J m 4 • fl.~ run t.:: II p n mn In r-.~ n l~ hl m \o\ ednr"'tJ 1 tnp 111 ~ I m Y 1u h I'\ n n ~ 1 {If hlp fMt p pr 1 m ~ 1ll i! r 11 H hlr tl ~7 11 p m IHJ SA/ \\110 '\ N {M\ I I llt1t1,nu1 A 1 I fi ll II ' \I J) \\ nl n~ In 11 u h'f Si n I I\ h 1m,...,_ n 1tnr.: 1 rn Sur , Sl: hu I 1U t Sumb Sl hi)( I \ J~M Ill"' \ftn .., I f j)M S; l\1lnn ml't I n~ ;m !.JI k1 ,..., I mu..,l• o.: p: v l 1l~ l'hm-...t' l l ~ n r 1 m r~ rllt..,. ~hm II ,i!UI m1!lll1 ..., I t r..• II WOITif'll In It -. r b 1 m Jl1u ...:d C 1[)' (' k' ( II!..";. \ UllL! 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Sunday 1ArchPrl REEDSVILLE- Chur ch Sc hool9 30a m WorshlpSPrvl<r ll OOa m fl:){l£'terl 6 00 p1m TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUl - Church Sc hool 9 a m Worship 10 a m Bib f' Study TU('Sday 7 30 p n UMW Thi d TuPsdav 1 {It p m OJmmunlon First Sunday 1 Arc·hert lb\ I RAil AM l \ IH n MF:"I HODI ST P 1 t rn ~ t'l ~~ m l lrst n1l"' nd Sun ~ ' .., ' f 1 I nt r h 1 f 1 1 111 I• u h Sun !O p I \1 l(hm nltll~ l l sh] " ''" " n \\f'dm os rl \In n ~s 11 lO p m P1 1'.1'1 w d Alhl f' " IU{I\ Sf\FN111[>fiY \D\I NIIS I Mulb rv Hrl~ h1 ~ Ht l Pnm'"' \1 rm 1\u!""h Pas to s hh lh Sch SupC>Iln tnllf'nl Hhon II M I kin S 1! ); h St h )() ] t x~lns 11 pm ooS11 url1 llllh\\ OI " hlp 1\ iu I 11l \ Ill !.! 1 \ 1 I \1 nt \HI 0 111< HU rt AND r li{S I AA IYJ lSI { HI HCH - Si!ilf'l H II 111 1 \\ 1n1 Supt Sund \ S. hool 1\ 1ft rn M 1 nlng \\ >: h p Ill -r ~, m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lyston Hallt'\ m ! nl ~ 1 e1 Sunda ySi: hool 9 :«<am Mornh R Wor ship 10 lO a m FIRs.! SOl ! 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Ill 1 rn \\Nin "d" 1'1 MI n 1 In 14 1> m M1'1t nc 1 MOntAH CHUIH H m fOD R l tm s t lh I 1 p 1st I II'<'ITI In Wil li m" fo.;u j1 Sun I \ SchOll !'1 m sund ' nd \\ rc n .... II \ u n n~-: nit'" " pn MIDD! f. PORI 1- IHSI I\ '\P11SI t(lln r ~ "''h mi l m£r l I~ In P " 11 l k"rh r• • k s s su 1 r 11h' H1121-: "-"1 ~ ] I " I S t I I 1 n M l lllilll! \\ r" IU[ I I 1 St nct ' 1 unlng !-. uc 1m r Cl "" l in).: !llt l Blblt S I \\ II .., ]n '''nl n)..! p 01 rtn hh "" h l l Jll I t \\ t'(l ni"'S (] \ [Jill\ lith 1]l II \\Nl f! pill H: II J !0U 1m \~r.lfl(l Stnfl ' ~ J(l 1m MIDDI F POR1 CII UilCH OF CHRI'T ~ th md M ;~l n AI H:tr r~on mln l'< trt Ml kC' (('r]a(h Sundn S(hOOI Su prllnlrndf'nl Bib I(! SChool!\ 10 I m M0111 'll! W01~h lp 1(1 30 a m EH>nlnl.! Wn ship 7 [)(] p m Wt"dnt'!td.H • 00 p m Pt llV('I mN'tlnR MIDDI El ORT CHURCH OF TI-lE NA ZAR F.:N F. Frro Pr nhorwotld pa!t!Or ~2 '•~~ Brll Whlh'~ sund n School Supl Sun din School !t :¥'! • m MQrn lng Wor ~ hlp 10 4'i l m F v ~nl!:f'lls t lc mf'f't lng 7 00 p m Wrd nl'sd 1' 7 00 p m Prll\l"'t me.:)inlll lJNITED PR&~IIVTERMN MINISTRV OF MEWS COUNI'Y Rf!\1 Ken Wllkbuon HARRISONVfl LE PR~BYTER I AN CH URCH - Sundav Worship 5rrvlc£'s 9 ()r1 u m Chu rch SC'hool 10 15 am MIODI EPORT ~undav School PR~BYTERIAN ~ 1m - Churctl SC'rY ict' 1()15 am ~ ~ RACU'E FIRST UN IT ED PR~BY 1 F.:RIAN - Sund.-v School Ch urch s<'rvk(\ JJ 15 am 10 a m RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor Juhn Evans Sundav School 1() 00 am 9.1nday Mornln!il Worship ll 00 am Chll drffi" Chut('h 11 A m Sunday Evmlnlil: sel"\!lcc700pm Wf'd 6pm Youn~La diM Aux iliary Wf'dn('Sda v 7 p m Fam t tl v \\or shlp e 992•2975 ~~ henever a senous problem anses, as tt must K&C JEWELERS ~ Keepsak( Veterans Memorial Hospital Memoroal 204 C.lndor St. Pomeroy, OH. BEN ~FRANKLIN' 'j;' I CENTML CLUSTER Rev Jamlll E f'.orhltt Ret~ SttvP.n Nelsoo Rev Melvin Fra..,klln Re'o' Cl emente S ZuniJa Jr Rev Rohert Mu~an ASBURY iSvrucu sr t - Wor~ h i p 11 a m Church !;c hOol ~ 45 a m Char,e:P Blbl £' Sl udv Wrdn {'Sd<J Y 7 30 p m UM\\ fir st Tursdav 7 30 p m Choir R£>hrorsa l Wl'dn ~ d av fi 30 Jl m UMW fourl h Sun do\ 6 :lO p m I NC'lSon \ f N rERPRISE - Worship 9 a m Chu!'{'h Sc hool lOa m Blbi£'Siudv Tuf's dav 7 ~o p m UMW F'lrst Mondav 7 30 p m UMYF Su nda\ 6 p m Choir Rl'h£msal 6 311 p m Wl'dnl'Sd IV t Frankl in \ Fl ATWOOOS- ChUH'h School lOam Worship l1 am Rlbl r St udv Thurs d 1y 7 p m UMVF Sunda v fi p m tFrmkl ln FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m Chun:'h SrhooJ ](I AM (holr pr ctlcc Tuf'sdav fi ](] p m UMW llrst Tul'sdav 7 lOp m iNl'ISOOI HE A rH j Mlddl('prn I -Church School 9 :10 a m Mon lna Wo rshi p 10 30 a m You lh Group 4 p m WPdnt'!:ldav Chun:'h Thursdav Choir rrhr a r~a l 7 p m Pr IYN Sf>rvlcf' 6 10 p m Blbl(' !'ltudv 7 p m Zuni2a MIN ERSVILLE - Wor ship Ser v[('(' 10 a m Chun: h School llam UMW third W<'dnf'!idav 1 p m Choir ptart lrr Mon dLJV 7 10 p m INrl sooJ PEARL CHAPE L - Worship S£trvlrr tJ Jll ll m Churrh School 10 1 ~ a m UMW S!'rond Tu<'Sdav 7 30 p m 1Muss man I POMEROY- Churrh School 9 15a m Wo rship 10 30 am Choir rl'hf'arsal W<'dn f'!ido v .. ~0 p m UMW se-cond TU!'Sdll\ 7 JOp m UMY F Sundav fip m !Corbitt ) ROCK SPRINGS - Churrh School 9 1~ am Worship 10 a m Blb!('Study We'd n~dav 7 30 p m UMYF / Se-nlorsl Sun doy ~ p m 1Junlorst rvC'ry othl'r Sun day ~ p m (Franklin I RU11 AND - ChurC'h Sch oo! 10 a m Worship 11 am UMW 1Ev!'nl n$! Circlel Sff'Ond Wt>dn esday 7 30 p m UMW ( Af 11 rnuon Cirri£'\ S('C'Oftd Thu rsda v 1 p m APPLE GROVE - Church School 9 :10 1m Worship 10 00 a m t flrst and third Su nda ys I BlbJ<' srudv C>vcrv Sunda v 7 p m UMW Sf.rond Tuf'sduv 7 00 p m Prayer mr('tln.R' WPdnesdav 7 p m rGracel BETHA NY - Wor sl'llp 9 am Church School 10 a m Bib II' Study Wednt>sday 10 n m Dorcas Womf'rt s Fellowship Wt'dn(lsdav 11 am (McC uil£' 1 CARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m Worship JO 45 a m 5e<.~nd and Fourth Sunda vs Fell owship dinner wHh Sulton third Thu rsday 6 lO p .m IMcGuirt:'\ EAST LETART - Church School9 a m Worship 10 am scrond and four1h Sun days UMW first Tuf'Sday 7 30 p m (G r acr~ LETART FALLS - Worship 9 am lhurr h School 10 a 1n 1Cracet MORNING STAR- Wor'ifllp 9 II a m Church School Ul 30 a m Blblt" STudy Thursday 7 30p. ~ ~Rader\ RACINE WESLE!iAN - Church School 10 Am Worshlpll am UMWfour1h Mon day at 7 :KIp m Mens Prayer Breakfast WNtnesday 7 a m tGrace) SUlTON - Church School 9 JQ a m Morning Won~hlp 10 45 a m flrsl and third Sundays Fellowship dinner with Carmel third Thursday 6 30 p m (McGuire ) CHURCH OF CHRIST REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRISTOFLATrER DAY SAINTS Por land Rae in(' Road William Roo sh pa stor Linda Evans ch urch school dlreclor Church school9 30 a m Morn ing worship 10 3f1 1 m Wt'dnE'Sday C>Ven lnJZ prayf'r Sf>rV\C('S 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shul(lr pastor Worship s£>rv lcl' 9 30 am Sunda y Schoollfl 30 1m Blbll' Study and pra yPr SE'rvlcr Thur sday 7 30 p m SAl EM CENTER - Churr h School9 15 a m Wprshlp 10 1 ~ p m ( Mu ~s man) SNOWVILI E - Wo rsh ip 9 ()() a m r hu rrh school 9 4~ a m tMu ssman\ Rf!\1 ft()lter Grac~ ~v Paul McGuirt Atsncg, /ne. :.,, .. ",:: CARLETON INTERDENOMINATION AL CH URCH KlnRsbury Road Rt'lv Da vld Curfman pa stor ~u ndav ~rhool 9 :tO am Ralph Carl Sup! Even lnR worship 7 00 p m Pravt'r ml'f>llng \\ ednesday 700 pm LONG BOTTOM C HRL~TIAN Vernon EldrldgP pastor W<~ll ac(' D tm<''A ood S S Supt Sunda"V School9 JO a m Worship Scrv lc!' 10 30 a m RACINE FIRST BAPTI SI St£'\ P Df'a\f'r Pa stor Mlkl" Swlg('r Sunda y S<'hool Sup! :-:;u nday School 9 30 am Mornln,~t "' or shlp 10 40 am Sunda v even Ina worship 7 30 p m Wf'dnPSdin fiVrnlnf{ Blbl£' stud y 7 30 p m IJJRLINGHAM OOMMUNM'Y CHURCH BurllnRham Ray Lauck!rmlll pastor: Rotx>rt Cw.an aS.'Iistant pa.~ t(l' Sundav School 10 a m wnnhip 7 p m WednPSday 6 p.m ~lh J'Tle(lflng Wed . 7pm churchservlet"S PINE GROVE HOLIN~SCHURC H \<1 mlleo frRt 325 R£1v BlonJ Watts ra ~tor Robert Sea riM~ S S Supr Sundav SC'hOOI 9 :1() a m Morn In~ Worship 10 30 am Sundav f'Vt>nlng Sl'rv lce 7 30 p m wro nesda y serviC(' 7 30 p m SILVER RUN BAPTIST Bill Utllo paator SU>ve Lilli e S S Supt Sunday School JO a m Mornin g W(lrslp U a m Sunda y rvenlna worship 7 30 p m Prayrr meeftng and Btbl(lstudyThursday 7 30 p m Youth meetlnft WfdnP§da y at 7 p.m RE'.!OICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - 38.1 N 2nd Av(l Midd leport Sunday Rev Da\id McManis paslor C hut ch School 9 :m a m Su l'jday mornlna se1 v ir£' 11 am Sunda) f'V!'nln~ sc-rv icr 7 30 p m \\ c-dncsdav prayt'r m('('t\nJit 7 30 pm FAIRVIEW BIOLF. CIIURCH L<'lar! V. Vu Rt 1 James Lewis pastor Wor ship ser. lcr"S 9 :W a m Su ndav Schoolll a m Ev('n!nf{ v. orshlp 7 :lOp m Tu('Sd av oollaRe pTD VCI mC"eeinR and Blbl(' Studv 9 :lO am Worship servl('(' W!'dnesda} 7 :Jfl pm OUR SAVIOUR LUTHER INCHURCH Walnu t and H('n lj St s Ra vrnswood \\ VII Th£' RC>\ Geor$l:C C Wei r ick pastor Sund v SChool 9 30 am Sunda y worsh ip llam \:AI VARY BIBLE CHURCH locatO<I on Pom €'rov Pike Counl)o,Roarl2~l nror Flai woods Rev B lack wood pastor Sf:\rvlct'S on Sunda y at 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m wit h SundaySchoo19 30a m Blbii.'Siudy Wed nesday 7 :10 p m FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST St Rt 3.18 A nllqu lly Rc\ Franklin Dicken s pastor Sunday morn I n~ 111 am Sunday evening 7 30 p m Thursday rvcninR 7 30 p m STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP TIST CHURCH Pastor Rober! Eyers Sunday School tO a m Worshtp serviCE> 11 a m Sunda y evening service 7 30 p m Wednesday evenln~ service 1 30 p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT 110 LINESS CHURCH Inc 75 Pearl Sl Rev Ivan Myers pastor Roger Manley Sr Sunda'Y School Superintendent Sunday School 9 30 am Morning Worship 10 30 am Evening Worship 7 :KI p m Wed nesday Evening Bible Study Prayer and Praise Service 7 30 p m CIIURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS TOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd Elder James Miller pastor Sunday School 10 30 8 m Worship Service Sunday 7 30 P m Bible- Study Wednesday 7 30 rn CALV-tRY PILGRIM CHAPEL H~rrl sonvllle Road Rev Dewey Kina pastor Clinton Faulk Sunday St!hool Supt Sun day School 9 30 a m morning worship 11 a m Sunday CVE!IIIng service 7 30 p m Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7 ;n P m • Along the River BI 8 Business DI Comics........ .... Insert CIIUisUieds D 3 H ·6 7 Deaths A5 Editorial A2 Cloudy today, with a chance ol rain or •now and highs • tmts Vol 22 No 1 8 Secttons Middleport-Pomeroy-Gai1Ipol1s-Po1nt Pleasant. February 8, 1987 Copyrighled1987 5~ Pages A Multimedia Inc New1paper Across from the Co•lhouse POMEROY, 0Hit~-'~9Z··601 BtU Qut<kol on H \RTFORD CHURCH OF CHRI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION fl a iiford W V• to raise funds for a Bob Hoeflich reports _ 84 continu~ memoria~ 352 EAST MAIN • POMEROY OHIO 46789 6141992 2644 Sermonette DEXTER Efforts Mmg• County s Olck•t Flor111 . ,.oo·\ George R. Plagenz describes moves to cure Sunday erehoolers of Bible illiteracy - A-2 --------~====~~~~~~~~~ REAlTOR ' :m IMu ~ sm a n l SOUTIIERN CLUSTER (H ; day 7 p m UNITED FAITH CHURCH Rl 7 on Po ml'ru\ B\ Pass R('\ David Wl srman Sr pastor Mel\ In Drake S S Supt Sunda~ Srhooi 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 30 EvrnlnJil' Worship 7 30 p m WC'dn£>Sday Pra\e>r Sr1 Vl(C' 30 p m FAITH BAPTI!'IT CHURCH Rallrou4 ~ .&,.;-~--.. St Mason Sund<tV SC'hool10 a m Morn ng ~~,;orship 11 a m F.\ rn lng Sf'rv IC'£' 6 p CHURCH OF GOD m Pravrr m<'rtln g :ln<l Biblf' Stud\ WNI non PC'ntCC'Oslal Worship S l'r\ lcr Sunday nlSd l :'l pm ](] a m Sund I\ School II a m Evmlng: FOREST RUN BAPTfST Rr\ Nvlc wors hip sm tcl' 7 p m w( dnC'Sdav BordPn paslm Cornf'llus Bun£'h liUpl pravf'r mf'f'! ing: .. 00 p m Sundav School 9 W a m St con I and MT HERMON UNITED BRETHREN fourth S unda v~ ~orsh\p Sf'f\ lrf' a• 2 :lOp IN CHRIST CHURCH Lo cated In Tt'xa s m Community off Cl Rt 82 Rev Robert MT MORI AH BAPTI ST F ou rt h and Sanders pastor Jeff !-loiter Jay leader Main Sl M ddiPporl R1' GllhC'rl C'ral~ Ed Roush Sunday &hoot Sup! Sunday J1 p 1~ tor Mrs El'\ ln BaumJ!ardnrr School 9 30 a m morning worship and Sunday School Sup! Sunda\ School 9 30 a evening c hildren s church 10 30 a m m Wor~ hlp Sl'rv l<'f 10 45 1m preaching servicE' on th e second and SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST fourth Sundays at 7 30 p m Christian En - Josf'ph B Ho~ kln<:o: £'Vangrllst Sundav Blbk Studv 9 a m Worship 10 a m Sun ----------------------------'7 deavor the flrs1ayand lhirdm('('tln Sundays at 30 p monWednesd prayer g and day 1'\l'n l n~ S('r\ lcr 6 p m Wrdnf'Sdav Bible study 7 30 p m f'VI'n n,., SNV I('I' ~ p m CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY PENTECOSTAl ASSEMBI Y R t< lnr L oC'aled on 0 J WHil e Road of Highway Schnolltl m Sund a\ PV~n ln )! 7 {)() p m Rt 124 Wil liam Hob 1<k pas tor Sundav KENO ( HURC'H OF CHR IST Vf'rn on 160 Pat Hen son pastor Sunday SAchool Sl: hool lO a m Sunda\ nl'n n~ sltvicr 7 Mid V.£'f'k srrvicl.' Wed .. pm Elrtrldcr m n1st f'r Olh£'r S\.1 al n Sund<H 10 am Classes torail 32PS Junior Church pm WC<in<'sda , C"\ C>nng~('l'\ 1 ( 1 '" pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH ~ ho o l !'iup1 Prf'tl'hlng 9 :«1 m l'arh ll a m Mornln,ll worship 11 a m Adult Dallas Janev Sunday School Supt Sunday CARPENTER BAPTIST Don Chf'adiC' Sund \ Choir practice 6 p m Sunday Younp: Peo Supr Sunda\ School 9 30 a m Morning School 9 30 a rn Sunday Momtnjl: Wor HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNJON Thur pie s Children s Church and Adult Bible Worsh ip 10 30 am Pr lyrrsl'rvlr(' ali Nn ship 10 30a m Su nd ayevenln~Wors h \p man QurhamJ pastor Sunday ser. tce Stud y Wednesda y a! 7 30 p m 7 30 p m \\ednesdaJ evening Prayer at r ~undavs 9 30 am Pvenlng service 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Gra nt Meeting 7 30 p m Prayer me<-ting WOOncd ay 7 30 p m MIDDLEPOR1 PENTECOSTAC'l'liird St Middleport Affiliated with Southern SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA A\(' Rev Clark Bakrr pastor Ca rl Not AFAR\\ \II OW RIDC.F. CHURCH Ot BapTist Conve ntion Dav id Bryan Sr Ml ZARF.NF. RM GlC"nn McMillan pa ~ tor tln~ham Sunda v &Mol Supt Sundav ( HRIST Tnsrph B Hoskins p stor 8 bl f' nlster Sunday School 10 a m Morni ng 1 M 1rv lamer I a\l'ndC'r Sund tv ~moot :-:;rhool 10 'm v. llh c la~sps for al l a~cs CJIs" 1 10 am Morn ing \\orsh1p 1tl 30 1 worship lln m Evening worship 7 p m Sup Sunda\ School 9 10 :t m Mo r nlnt:! Ev£'n lng sf'rvl('(IS ll fip m \\f'dnC'sdavBI m h1nln!!Worshlp fi 30pm Thu r~(Ja v Wednesday ~ve nlng Blblf' study and v. ors hlp 10 lOam £\ mgcllsr r~f'T\ I{'(' hlP study 11 - Ml p m YoultHI rvlrC'S Frl Blllll Stud\ fi 10 p m pra yer mP£>tlng 7 p m Hp m PraH•r andPra(sf'WI'dn('!;da' 7p. d av 11 1 30 p m r\F\\ STI\FRSVIILE (OMMUN JT) BRADFORD CIIURCH OF CHRIST Sl m Youth ml"f'iln~ 7 p m ECCI F.SIA FEll OWSHJP P8 MillS! Olt.;RC'H ~U nd tv S( hOOI ~('1'\Jrl' 9 4:'i t Rt 124and Co Rd 5 Mark Seevers minis EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN Mlddlrpnrt Brolhf'r Chuck McPhf'rson m We 1ship "' n kl 111 3() m ter Sunday School Sup! Harry Hen CHRI~T C Lrsllr Gillil an pa stor Su n p SIOI Sund;.n ~C' hO OJ 10 I m SundaV Ev<~n~f'llstlc SN\ irl' \0 p m \\ ('(lnl's drlcks Sunday School9 30 a m Mornlni'C dav Schn 1 10 00 a m Morn ng WOl s:hlp c\ r nln;:~: S£'1' lrl'S tt 7 p m and WrdnPSda~ tklv Pla\lrmr'ftlng j 311p m rnu scla' Wor ship 10 30 a m EveninR worship 7 p 11 (10 ll m Sund IV f'\ ('nlng ~tT\ ]CCI 7 ()() p. :-;rn IN-s <.1 t p m 1 ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Poml'l 0' m WednE'Sday worship 7 p m m Wf'dnl'~ da v C'\ Mun g pru\ r r o.;('rv\cr '\NTTQUTTY BAPTIST Kl'nnrtll Smith H a 11 1~on,llk Ret RobPJI Purtrll mlnb ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH -nopm pa~ to r Sundtv ~(h OO t 9 :tO am ('hu rc h ' ' 1 St1 vc St 1nkv !'\ !'\ Sup t Rill Mr EI Corner Syramor£' and S<>rnnd S!s Po Sl' r\ r r"" lOp m \OUth fl'llowshlpli 30p 10\ A ~ ~ I Supt Suncl a\ Sr hn11 1 Ut t m HYSELL RU ~ HOLINESS CHURCH meroy The Rev Will iam Mlddleswart m Blblr s1ud\ 1 hu r~ d a \ 7 :Wpm \\t1 sh1p sr n I{ I' 10 ~ m E\( nlng \.1 01 Mlk£' Th ompson N(IIA Ha\ rn WV pa ~ l ot past or Sunday School 9 45 a m Chur ch FULL GOSPEl li GHTHO USE l~H ~ ~ h p Sund t \ p m nd Wrdnrsda• ~ p m Sund 1\ School <.11 9 30 1 m Mornin g \\ nr S('r vl('(> 11 a m H lind Ro d Pomt 1 o\ Tom K£'1lV pas ST IOHN I U THERA~ CHURCH Pin < s)l lp t10\f\ m Sund t\ \l'nln p-s('n i< r SACRED HEART CHURCH Msgr to t Dan"' L •mt>f'lt S S Supt Sunday (. CJ\ f' Th f' JlC'\ Willi 1m Mldd rs11a1 h 1 7 \0 p m Thm sda v SI'J"\ IU 1 .. Y1 p Anthony Glannamorp Ph 992 ~8 Satur mnrn lnl! "rr' I( I' r 10 1m !'lunclav e>vl'n pa~t or Chu "t'h srn ict 9 10 a m Su nd n m day E\enln~ Ma ss 7 lO p m Sunday Ul.l! sr n IC'I' 7 :ltl p m Turs da\ and Thun; Sc hoot 10 141 a m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION 11 B 1\d Mass 8 a m and 10 a m Confessions one d<t\~('1"\ ]( ( S I • topm BRADBU R't CHURCH OF ~HRIST Kn ob l orall~ I'll Count\ Ro td 11 Rev half hour before ('aCh Mass CCDclass£'S \\ ()RD OF FAITH 91 Mill !'it MIOdll' lohn Wright pas to1 Sunda' School q a L "rrn( f' l.lul'sC'n C". tmp p slor Rr\ ll a m Sunday ~rl Sundu\ mnrn nj:l Sl'l'\ lrr 10 1~ a m m tIll"\ HiHnt"' S S Sup Mmn ng Rol!rr W IIford 1ss p 1Sto1 Proo chlnJ? VICTORY BAPTIST 525 N 2nd Sl Sundry n 1 nl nJ! i 30 Thu t ~d I V morning v. o -.hlp 10 lfl • m ~('n ic f'SSun dt v- ~p m Pr wrmr'('tln g Middleport JamPs E Kel'see pastor Blhl1 s1 u1h Hl a m W('(in1 ~ d IY f'Vf nlng RA CINE CHURCH OF THE NA7.A Gut'\ { 11fflth Wr dnrsdav 7 :lO p m Sunda y morninli:' w or~hip 10 a m Even 7 10 p m RF:NF. R£'\ I love! D Grimm lr p Jsror lmdrr Youth groups Sunda\ 1"'\rnlng: a lng S<'fV\C'(I 7 p m Wf'dnt>Sday ('Venln g NEW HJ\\ EN C'HURCH OF THE N A OttB.tss Chalrmrn olthrBolldo fChrrs fi 111 p m v.llh Ros:;£'r tnd Vlolrt Willford wo rs hip 7 p m VI si tation Thursday 6 30 p 7.ARF.NF RC>\ Glr nd on Stroud past or 1 111 I If<' Sunda\ Schooi i'J lO m Mo1 n 11 ad£'1s ( ommunlon s('l\ 1c£' first Sunda\ m Sund n School9 Ul 1m ~m ~ hlp st n lc'<' In ~ \I. Orshlp 10 :m m C>vangrllstl ( sf'r l'u ch monlh MORSE CHAPE L Cij URCH Charles rn 3(1 1m Ynu1h .. r n lrt Sundav fi 1'i p \l1r'" 00 p m Wrdnl'sd v s('l\ c i p m WHJT E S CHAPEl WESI:E\ M Norris pas tor Sunday School 10 a m m Sundll\ CV('ntn~srt\ICI' OOpm Wed l IRF.RTY CHRISTIA N CHURCH !){>, CHURCH- Coolvlllr RD Rl' Phillip R worship servicl' 11 a m Sunday nlghl nrsd 1\ P1 tycr M('< tln.c: nd Blbh ~tudy f'l \~ no d \ C II p stn1 St ' u ~ Sufl(IU\ d( nou1 pastor Sunda'w SC'hOOI !t ~0 am worship service 7 30 p m Mldwf'('k ·oopm 10 am 1nd • p m Wf'dnrsd" 1 p m l\ o r ~ h ip sl'n lcr 10 :«1 1 m Blbif' "'1Ud\ pray(lr servlcl' Wedn esday 7 p m NF.ASESETTLEMF.~, CHURCH Svn and v. orshlp Sl'rvlr£' \\:C'dn('Sd:l\ i p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN Rog da \ 1f1 r r noon srrv lf C'I' a 2 l1 Thursdav RUTLAND CHURCH OF CIIRIST ( r Watson pastor Cr(>nson Prall Sunday LINESS CHURCH Inc 75 Pearl Si Rev 1 \l'n l n~ S Cr\l('f'S lt7 Uf M <l rk J o n ~ past or Bill Nlrhot-.on Sun I van Myers acting pastor Roger Manley School Sup! Mom tn~ Worship 9 30 a m FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ma>on W dm SrhQnl Supt Sund n Sthool q Y1 a m Sunda y School 10 30 a m Evening ser Sr Sunday School Sup! Sunday School Va Pa stnr B1ll Murph\ Sunda\ Schoo111l M orni ng \\ or ~hl p an d Communion 10 30 1 vlre 7 JO pm 9 30 a m Morning Worship 10 3CJ a m 'm Sund ., f''!' nl n~ 7 :JJ p m Pnner m MT UN ION BAPTIST Donald Shuo Evenln~ Worship 7 30 p m WE"dnesday ffi (l( l ing m•l Blblr ~ tuch WNin f'Sdav 7 30 Rt:TLAI\ 0 RTBL E METHODIST Amos p a~t or Jo(' Sayrr Sundav School Supt evening Bible study prayer and praise p m F.\l' rvon !' V.C'Iromr Til ls p:.~ st nr ~ on n v Hudson su pt Sund 1\ service 7 JO p m Sundav & hool 9 o~ a am Evening "' or RUTLAND FRF.E \\I LL BAPTIST S• S( hool li 1n a m Mornln ,2 'w' O r~ hlp lf) 1fl ship 6 30 p m Praver Meellng 6 30 p m LIVING \lOR D CHESTER CHU RCH lrm St Rr' P tul T IVlor p •~tor Sunda\ 1m Sundav I'H n m~ srr\ <I' i no p m WPCin PSdav OF GO D - Cllb£'rl Sptn r o p1s1or Sun SC'hi'Jol HI 1m Sum! ' c t nln~ 7 00 p m rUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF \\Ni nrsda v SH\ lr( - p m WMPO prn da y !'lchool 9 t(l m Mmnlng ~rn h1 Wt>d n('):dU\ I'Vf'ntn ,ll: pi 1',11 mN'tlntl 7 00 g~ am!+ 1m I'<Hh Sum! v CHRIST D,avr PrentiCE" minister [)(>ryl tO (10 am Sund \ 1 \f'nln).! ~l'rv \ c ( - m p pm RUTLANn CHURCH OF 1HE NAZA WPlls Supl Church School 9 am Wor m Mid WC'f'k pr \ I r srn lu \V ('(In i"'Sda-. SOUTH BETHEL Nl W TESTAMENT RENF. Rr\ LO~ f'll Ford pastor Su nd 1\ ship Sf'rvlce 9 45 p m 7pm CH URCH Sllvl'r Rld~r Duam Svdl'n Sr-hnnl !+ :ul a m Worship sr 1; lrC' 10 :m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA MT OLI VE COMM L:NI1 Y CHURCH ~ t1hk C't p1~t o r Sunda\ School q a m f m \ oung- prop II' s ~r r. ir f' I p m RENE Rev Herbert Grate pastor t '"' l £'nre Bu~ h p 1s1or M ~~ F'olmf'r Sr \\ 01 ~h lp Srn IC'f' 10 • m Sund 1v f'V(l nln~ F.\ ngrllst l ~r n let n ~ Jl m W('{]n(-s d \ Frank Rifflf' supt Sumlay School 9 30 a ~pi ~u nd lv Sch ool and Mor nlng- Wo1ship s ~In 7 00 p m WC'dn r~ da \ ni~ht Blbl<' sf' t'\ h 1 Jl m m Wor ship S('rvlce n a m and 7 p m 9 Jfl 1m ~und a\ f'V r ntn,a: s1rv tc1 7p m stu dy 1 00 p m M \~ON CHURCH OF CHHIS I Mlllr 1 Sunday Wt'dn('Sday 7 p m Prayer meet St M • ~on Yo \ u f.u,e:f'n(' 1 r ong-t 1 ml In, n SIC'! Sumln Rlhlt Stu(.]v Ill 1 m Wm LAUREL CL IFF FREE METHODIST e.hip 11 1 m 1nd - p m WC'<In rsda \ Biblr CHURCH David Bell pastor Robert E S ud\ \O<'almustr -pm Ba r ton Dlre<'tor of Christian Education II RERTY ASSEMOL Y OF GOD Du<l S!C'VC> Eblin assistant SundaySchool9 J() <lin ~ I an r Mason W Va J N 1 hoHkC'f am Morn ing worsh ip 10 30 a m TPf;'nS p 1sto E\f'nln,e: SNVIc<' 7 :Ill p m Wo InAct ion fipm Evmin~ Wor shlp 7 30p ml'n s M l nl ~ tn Thu1 sd tv 9 :Ul 1m m Wednesday e-venl n ~ pray('r and BiblE' W~t:lnt sd l\ P !W I tnt! Bib]( Stud y 7 15 study 7 30 p m Choir practice Thursda y pm 7 pm Cha rles Ru ssel l Sr mlnlst£'r Rick M a comb<'r sup1 Sunda v School 9 30 a m Worship sPrv lc£' lO 30 a m Blbi C' stUd\ TtJ('sday 7 30 p m -8-1 FRANCIS FLORIST . 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PAULEY, AGENT w Pometog Flow, $hop Let God have your life He can do more wtlh 11 , than you can 1 -Dwtght L Moody nn Phone C614 ~ 747 804 Pomeroy INSURANCE SERVICES sat•-.nd 216 S Second Pomeroy 992 3325 GrocenesGeneral Merchandtse Racme 949 2550 Brogan-Warner Rutland OI'HO 45775 Wm ms 991 Brown's Fire & Equipment Prescnpl•ons REALTY WAID CROSS SONS STORE TRUSTGODFORTHEBEST ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEMS C-1 Area teams vie for titles Winter thoughts Winter has turned the corner The groundhog has seen his shadow stu I w!nler is half over and on its way to spring Thr cold winter winds and snow and Ice are hard on oldet folks We are less sure of steps so slow we go The children run and pwy shout and sing because they want to play The cold or snow jus I adds to 1he fun Aillhey want lobe fs outside and th en come Inside wiJh the dark to a warm house board ga mes TV and popcorn Children do nol lei the wea ther gel lhrm down Thry can see joy and play in rain and mud snow or cold They take life as It is and go on from there II seems God watches over these Illite ones They see joy m t!IIle things We adults might take a page from these young ones The cold and snow of wlnler simply means wr s!l mstdr b\ the. fire and think more and read more As we read our Blhles more wr should think more about what God has in slorc for us The summer warmlh keeps us so busy we hard!\ ha w Inne to think But winter Is made for thinking and dreaming and sharmg Thr heat of summer wears us down till we only wan I lo sit or sleep Winter's brisk air clears the eyes and mind lo see and think of higher things God is ourt world In all seasons but we are ready ,to be w!lh Him in all the seasons I always feel God !S"Closer In winter as I have more time to think ol all the good He has given me I don tfee! so guilty ro justsltand and think and dream God may have given us the beauty of spring, summer •nd fall bul h~ also has given us the winter to reflecl on what Ihe other seasons have given to us There comes a time when we need simply 10 sll and consider what we have and what God has given to us The hustle and bustle of the world does not leave us much time 10 lh!nk Wlntfi'r may be God sway of saying whoa slow down look around you look what I have given you Spring is coming tor winter Is growing shorlt>r Many things wlll corne allvfi' again This ts God s plan He blesses us but we also need time to consider His blessings and take tif(le to dav .. Thank You Lord even for the winter and lime to think and pray and be renewed - Pastor William Mlddleswarth, Meigs County Lutherans House committees will dissect Celeste budget By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Gov Rtchard F Celeste s $22 b!ll!on slale budget for 1988 89 will be split among vanous Ohto House Finance subcomm!l tees this week as the del ailed analysis begins Meanwhtle lhe House Insurance Committee has scheduled meeltngs for Wednesday and Thursdav tf necessary 10 amend and vote out a controversial civil justtce and msurancc reform package lnttial tesrtmony on the budgel was heard m the full Fmance Comm!llee last week The Ohto Board of Regents and the slate Deparlment of Educalton in parllcular complained aboul lhe!r no gro" th appropna11ons m the hrsr year ol the budget period This week, the Department of Human Services will expa ncl-upon tis spending plans m the Human Resources Section Wednesday and Thursday The Deparrment of Mental Health and Department or Mental Rfi'tarda1lon and Developmental Dlsabtl! ltes w!!l appear before the same subcommittee Wednesday even ing The General Section of the commillee w!ll hear Thursday morning from lhe Deparlment of Taxation which already has outlined plans to fund the budget w!lh a senes of mmor tax increases and fee hikes Other agenc1es receiving subcomm ittee hear mgs this week include the secretary of slale s office and Ohio Department of Agrlcullure Tuesday evening the Consumers Counsel and Public Utilllies Commission of Ohio Wednesday a!ler noon and lhe state audlt01 and Ohio Department of Heallh Thursda) morning At leas! 30 amendments awatl the Insurance Committee as tt lrles to reassemble a tori and insurance reform bill similar to Ihe one passed last November but vetoed by the go1ernor Rep Michael P St!nzlano D Columbus chairman of the committee said Iobbylsls for the insurance-business side and the labor co nsumer trial lawyer side did not avoid Ihe tli'mptatiDn 10 linker with the civil justice and insurance porllons of the bill Area jobless rate rose in December Officials to decide span closing date By NANCY VOACHAM Times Sentinel Stall POMEROY - The Ohio De partment of Transportation ex peels the Pomeroy Mason br!dgfi' will close etther March 9 or March 16 M!kfi' Lang cons1ruct1on eng! necr for ODOT' s Marietta office said Thursday that the contrac tor Maidens and Jenkins Con struct!on Nfi'lsonvllle expects closure to begm one of those two Mond~ys , " ODOT Wesl VIrginia highway offtclals and the contractor will meet about two weeks prior to !hose dates to approve final del ails of the closure Lang said the conrraclor plans to work two 10-hour a day shifts to get thE' bridge reopened to tratllc by June l as spectf!ed In the constructiOn contracl Com pletion date for all repairs is Sfi'pt 30 Prior 10 awarding the $1 39 m!lllon construction contract, 11 was menuoned by ODOT eng! neers that addlllonal struclural problems could be discovered during repair procedures Ho>~ ever accordmg to Lang no additional problems have been found as yel A tfi'mporary sleel framework Is nea rly completE' under the first Ohio pier The steel frame w!ll hold down lhe end or the truss while repairs to the pier are made Upon closure the first approach span on the Ohio side wtll be removed making even pedestnan traffic !mposs!blfi' S!eE'l framework will also be built under lhe first pier on the Wesl Virginia side where similar repairs will be made Construe tfon crews this week have been building a roJaa~~d.,'7~~~;J~~~;r~l~~ to the worll s' West Vtrg!nla railroad company installed a crossing lor the contractor In addition to pier and truss repairs, new approaches will be built on both sides and the Ohio approach wtll be widened Laslly the bridge deck w!ll be surfaced with an epoxy overlay and new steel will be painted ODOT could not get painting the whole span "included In this contract ' Lang said With four or five weeks lefl before travel across the brldgfi' b~comes impossible and with ferry service apparently oul of the question some Meigs County businesses havE' begun taking steps to protfi'ct business and continue service ro Mason County customers ON THE OHIO SIDE -Welding to a temporary steel framework under the first pier on the Ohio side ol the Pomeroy Million bridge Is nearly com plete Mark Brandon, of Logan Welding Inc , a subcontractor ol the Nelsonv~le firm of Maidens and Jenkins Construction, lowers himself from the top of the first pier to the ground Brandon says there Is "still some more steel to go on" the frame when the bridge 1s closed At least one Meigs bank Is sending fi'nvelopes to West Vlrg! n!a customers to facllftare by Anonymous caller says Waite freed BEIRUT Lebanon tU PII Chrlsllan and Moslem radio stations reported Saturday lhat hostage negotiator f et n Waite was released 18 days after he vanished and was feared kid napped Pollee were looking for him In Beirut s soulhern suburbs An anonymous caller told Sunn! Moslem Voice of the Nation radio thai the 47 year old Church of England envoy Iasl seen Jan 20 when he shed hts bodvguards and headed for a meeJing with lhe kidnappers of two American hostages was freed und ~r the supervision of national forc~s Th fi' callfi'r refused to Identify himself or elaborale Chrlslian Volcfi' of Lebanon radio also quoted sources in west Beirut as saying Waite was freed after a series of mrettngs al lhe Beau Rlvage Hol rl In Moslem west Beirut Pollee could nol tmmedfalely confirm the reports but were check lng thfi' southern suburbs a holbed of Moslem fundamenrahsm Earller SaiUrday Shiite Mos lem mill! Ia chili'! Nab!hBerr!lold reporters in Lebanon thai Waite was 'in good heallh and I lhlnk hr wilt be released soon Berrl offerfi'd to exchangfi' a captured Israeli pilot for 400 Arab prisoners held by Israel in a swap that would Involve the release of American hoslages Berrl' s offfi'r came as pollee ln Beirut reportfi'd that Jack Sel kaly 54 a wealthy Lebanese born Palesllnlan businessman was kidnapped Friday while riding In a chauffeur driven car In Moslem wesl Beirut Selkaly's son J()(> told reporters Saturday his father was safely homfi' but police could not confirm that Although B~lrut (Continued on A 3) Conseq uenlly satd Sl!n ztano lhi'I e wil l be amendment s lhal upset lhe bal ,mce thai was achieved las t yea r th1 ough eight months of give and lake I lh!nk lh tl b !lance needs Io be maintained he s~ ld t~ough he would no! rutcoul changes In the civil jusllcc and lnsutance regulation patls oil he bl!l SI!nztano said he wou ld pt efet Ihal mosl of Ihe changes be confined lo lhe product ltabl!lly section which caused CelcSir s 1 elo Discussions are Ill king placl' behind Ihe sc~n es on how a secl !otl' l!m!llng la"sulls 1galnsl manufacturers for defective product s can b~ wo1 ded w!lhout offendmg the t tbor co ns um ~t II !at law yer side which opposes thr Ide" mail transactions And at Ieasr one Meigs pharmacy Is planning one dally delivery to Mason Joblessness in Meigs Counly By KEVIN KELLY rose I 3 percen l in DrccmlX'r Times Sentinel Staff from 11 3 m Novembet 10 12 6 GALLIPOLIS - Unfi'mploy down one lcnlh of a percrnl from ment in ali area counl!es in !he December 198' ral e of 12 7 creased In December preHml Meigs 110rk fm cc was esi! nary figures from th e Ohio Bureau of Emp!oymenl Services mated al 8 700 OBES said and I 100 were unemployfi'd In revealed Deccmbei January unemployment fig In lhe other counties Athens ures for Ohio counllcs arc no I yet County posled a I 2 percenl aval!ab!e from OBES but lhe agency reported Friday Ihal lhe Increase In joblessness jumping/ slate's January jobless rate from 7 'In November lo 8 7 also down one tenth of a perc en I from increased four lenths of a per cent from 7 9\n December to 8 3 the December I9R5 rale The county had an rstlmaled 2 000 c 'While the January unemptoy menl rate is disappointing it Is people unemployed out ol a work no I a major cause for concern as lot ce estimate of 23 700 I hr smallesl Inc reus~ was In, it re!Iecls relatively small Vlnlon County which inched changes In Ihe underlying data ' said Dr Roberta Steinbac her lhrec tenths of a percent from 12 7 In Nov~mber to 1l the ' OBES director Nationally lhe jobless rat e in following month I h er~ were !iOO January was 6 7 percent the people out of th~ es l!mutcd work Labor Department announcPd fot ce of 4 IJOO w!Ihou l jobs during December OBES sa id Frtdav The larges l hike was In Law, In Gall!a Co unl v December s Cou nt y Unemployment 1 ence unemployment rose nine- tenths 1he1 r rose 1 4 pHcenl in Deof a percent from ~ 7 In No. vember to 10 6 W!lh an esli cember 10 10 1 lls November mated labor force of 12 300 I here jobless ral e was 8 7 OBES sat<! were 1 300 without jobs during there remained 2 400 peopl~ lh Ihr cou nly without work in the monlh OBES said Des pile the Increase the figu re December rhc Deccmbcr figure was was still do"n from lhe De cember 1985 un em ploymenl ralr down elg hl lenths of a perc< nl tConlinued on A ~I of 11 7 percenl Israeli source claims leader won't meet with congressmen OFFI~·RED - I.e banon's Amal mllllla leader Nablh Berrl offered to swap an Israeli pilot held by his men lor three U S proleosors and an Indian seized In Lebanon lllld 400 Paleotlnlans In Israeli jails He also told newsmen that British church envoy Terry Waite would he released "very soon" (UPI) WASHINGTON IUPI) - Is raeli Prime Minister Yllzhak Shamlr will not meet wilh members of Congress to discuss his nallen s role In the US arms sales to Iran during an upcoming vls!l an Israeli source says Sen Daniel Inouye D Hawaii, chairman of the Senale selt>CI committee created to investigat e the Iran arms Contra aid affair had lett open thfi' possibility ol an informal meeting during a visit to Washington Feb 18byShamlr Asked Friday about a possible meellng Israeli Embassy SIJ(r kesman Yossl Gal said 'The prime minister s visit 10 Wa shlngton ls an oftlcfal vis it and It Is nol intended to discuss the Iranian Issue An Israeli source went further, ruling out "any posslblllly of Shamlr belng formally or lnfor many Interviewed Shamlr will visit Capilol Hill and wfll answer quesllons if lhey come up lh r source sa id but Shamlr wll! not discuss lhe malter In a fflm e work of an !nves tlgallo n or testimony Inouye to ld reporters II the occasion presents Itself and we !eel II s appropr!al e we mlghl mcel with some of th e otl!c!al s during lhe Feb 18 visit He stressed any meellngs would be Informal with no official ques llonlng and sa id he had not madfi' any moves to sel up a meeting " We musl keep in mind that we represenl congressional commit tees , Israel Is a sovereign s tate and obviously In dealing wllh the stale of Israel we mu s1 deal on a government basis lhrough th e Slate Dtoparlment or lhe White House he added 'But even und er those circum stances I think It may be appropriate lo have Informal discussions at this stage,' In ouye told reporters aller a lunch meeting with Rep Le e Hamilton D lnd chairman of Ihe House select co mmllt ce A co ngressio nal sout ce who asked lo rem.1ln a nonymous added Nobody shou ld be left w!lh Ihe impression they want Io usl' thr Isra eli presence hrre Io lake tes timon y II s far more !nformallhan that The 1wo congressional panels ar c gat heri ng documents and !hlervlewln g p o 1~nll '' "!lnesscs In efforts 10 be~ln hearings hi April to ln vrsil gute lhr US sa lr of a rms lo 11an an<llhc diversion of prof!ls to lhr Conlra rell<'ls In Nicaragua Key wllnesses in th e ,I flai r thai created a foreign policy crisis for the admlnlslratlon havr lrstlfil'll lhat Israel flrsl suggesll•d selling arms to Iran lo courl modcr ' ales' in lhc radica l Islamic government Israeli operailv<'S also reportedly tnlllated !he diversion of sa les proffls as well West Virginia's Byrd continues to seek re-election funds By STEVE GERSTEL WASH!Nt;;TON (UP!) - Senate Democratic leader Rober! Byrd, a man of moderate means from Impoverished West VIrginia, will continue to solicit $10 000 donations for his reelection campaign from Washington lobbyists But Sfi'n Lloyd Bentsen, D Texas chairman of the Sfi'nate Finance Committee and a multi millionaire will not Bentsen announced Friday he was disbanding the • Chairman's Club opened to lobbyistS and political action committee directors who could have llJeakfast with him once a month lor $10,000 contributions Byrd, who has made campaign spending reform a priority In Ihe 1001h Congress, met with about 200 lobbyists and PAC directors and asked for 000 contributions Byrd told a news conference thai he made no commitments to the donors who were told by aides they would have an opportunity like everyone else to see me on an Informal, irregular basis I see most of them on an Irregular basis now "I Intend to continue to give access to those who contribute and to those who don t," he said ' There Is no admission charge to my office " "[ can't provide those funds out of my own pocket I can't raise It In West VIrginia, ' Byrd said 'I'm working within the rules and with I!! the no law to raise money for this campaign It s nor a good system but as long as the system exists I am going to work within It ' But Bentsen moved In the other direction I m not known to make many ml!ltakes but when I do It s a doozy and In forming that breakfeast club, I really blew It, Bentsen said In a statement from his ofl!ce ' I didn't anticipate the perceptloJ;l of it 'The last lblng I want is anything Ihat would reflect on my Integrity, Bentsen said "The club will be disbanded today The contributions to the campaign will be refunded to the contributors ' Bentsen Invited about 200Waahlngton lobbyists and political action committee directors to become members of the Chairman s Club and have breakfast with him pnce a monlh The club members were to chip in $10 000 for Bentsen's re el"!'tlon campaign Bentsen, whose commltlec handles lax <tnd' trade legtslatton, said he would r~ly on the clilb members for 'advice assistance and early llnancial support crucial to a succesful campaign" Rep Morris Udall D Ariz a member of a House Task Force lookln~ Into campaign spending r~lorms, congratulated Bentsen and said the senator s appeal lo lobbyists ' fu eled a tlrestorm of Indignation and concern about PACs and possible abuses ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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