https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2e8e53f36d8cd5f19c0761eaccca9ce9.pdf 54d79b94e7990490d12afaf74463feec PDF Text Text ;# .,.• I • • ----....... Sentinel Pomeroy- January 9, 1986 ~~~·~_LA•• fonnat changes for General DS . Genera) Telephone of Ohio custo:;inen should have an easier time WINTER .SALE DAYS . 17th Anniversarv Sale ~ftndlng what they owe for local and ·lo!la-dlstance service because of a :Chan, In the format of the 17 years ago this month we opened our doors for the first time. Now (thanks to you) . we are celebrating our 17th year in busines, so come in and celebrate it with us and save like you have never saved before. )e~neblll . ~ Betlinnlng In 1986, local and . loJW~ce charges will be listed Separately. Local setvlce, GTE toll charges and taxes·are shown on the !IN!t page and American Telephone JEWELRV CLEARANCE ·!~xes on the l'ollowlng page. ' In ~dltlon, a total of all current Reg . '5.00 · . "I'm confldentthis changto should .~e telephone bills easier to read and understand," said Lester .J'doench of Portsmouth, southern division manager. 'This new for.inat demonstrates an impartant l:mlpany goal - to slmpll!y telephone bills." · Meanwhile. telephone users )lsted In the Jackson area phone book have until Jan. 16 to make Changi'S In the 1986 dirECtOry, :General Telephone of Ohio an. !IOIIIICed today. · Chester lery of Jackson, local ,-nanager, said customers wanting to change, com>et or add Ustlngs ~ukl call the company's ser.ice mler center. : The deadline applies to the ~~ 15.!m customers In seven aree exchangt>s represented In the Jackson phone book. The ex · jilanges with Jackson are Albany, Glade, McArthur, Oak Hut, Well· aton and Wilkesville. : Anyone planning to move or to ~rt new service before April 3 also should call before the deadline. . \ Jewelry .. · ·· ' 3 ·50 '17S .... '-- t TWill SIZE ~ $89~~,:.::: Reg. 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'17.49 ' 15.79 ' 14.99 '11.79 ' TRIPOLI, Libya iUPI 1- Ubyan ruler Moammar Khadaly, accu.slng the United States of "stinking, rotten crusaderlsm," warned that Libya could go to war at any ti me to combat the ••state terrorism'" of the United States and Israel. During an hour-long news confcrrncc Thursday at hls barracks In central Tripoli. Kh ada!y denied Libyan Involvement In individual terrorist attacks but said Libya would put its resources at the disjX)sal of the Palestinian people. He denounced U.S. economic sanctions and pledged to "shoulder tlle responsibility"' of remov ing the U.S. mUitary presence from the Mediterranean. ""America Is dominated by a crusader spirit ... and liS I hostile to Islam."" he said. ""This is st inking, rotten crusaderism." He said the Reagan administrat ion rej£>Ctroseveral attempts to relax tensions between the two countries. In Moscow. the Soviet Union condemned the U.S. sa nctions against Libya as Illegal and accused the United States c1 "stat~ terrorism" aga inst the Libyan government . President Reagan imposed sanctions on Libya In response to the terrorist attacks on airports in Vienna and Rome Dec. 'll. Nineteen peopie - Including five AmeriCans - were killed In the attacks by Palestin ian ter rorists. But Khadafy said Thursday : "So long as the Palestinian question Is not resolved by the establ ishment of a democratic Palestinian state ... then the world will have to expect more acts of violence on the part of the Palestinian people."" Khadafy said. ""The real terrorism which should be combatted by the int ernational community Is state terrorism. It ls what ls practiced by the United States and Israel. Libya might dECide to go to war at any time in order to lift state terrorism from Itself and from the Arab nation ," he warned. Meanwhile, western diplomats In Tripoli reported a Soviet Purga class pa tro l vessel arrived In Tripoli Wednesday in a "show of support " for Khadafy. The diplomats also said Libya had ftve SAM·5 su iface·toai r mlsslles opera llonal and hidden in disguised wheat. silos southwest of Benghazi. Khadaly said American workery; in Libya, ordered to leave by Reagan , were free to go unless they wish to ""seek political asylum." The Libyan leader also said Arab leaders would meet to consider ways to counter the U.S. eronomlc sanctions against Libya. "The Issue ls American, Arab and Israeli."' he said. '" Punishment Is being extended aga inst Libya as punishment against the Arabs. America has decided 10 punish anyone who raises his voil't' on behalf of the Palestinians and the Arabs." .· Clinic plans major K BEDROOM FURNITURE EXCELLENT QUALITY • SALEM MAPLE FINISH BUY JUST THE PIECES YOU WANT! IIG. :69.00 DE!I (HAll •..•......•...•.. 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According to a statement released Thursday, the projECt Involves a f7 mUJlon overall Investment In the community. Robert E. Daniel, Holzer Clinic .Administrator, reports the entire bulldlng program wUJ take approxl· mately 18 months from ground· breaking - expected In February or March - to completion. "We hope to IncOnvenience our patients as little as possible durtng the construct ion perDd. In the end, we wUI llave permanen~ moved 11--··· - - - ' . .. '.~ . ~ .- . -. ~ ... ... ' WASHINGTON (UP! ) - Prices at the wholesale level rose 0.4 percent In Dt>cember, a slowdoMI from the sharp Increases in the previous two months as costs for food and energy showed smaller gains, the Labor Department reported today. The report also showed wholesale inflation for the year gained 1.8 percent over December 1981, ' nearly the same as the 1.7 percent rlse registered In 1984. Consumer food prices. which had Khadafy denounces sanctlons • issues another war warning to 17V, . Steeve lengths 32 to the counhouse lawn. The state Oag Is flying for lhe ftrsl lime at the oourihouse; recently purcltased by the Meigs County Commissioners. • $,,,. $1/1/ MEN'S 14\-l sa.oo. 26 Cent s \\1th no power. "I don't think the answer sur· prises anyone."' said Gerald J . Austin , the governor's top political adviser. Austin said thaI unl il Riffe rejf'C ted the second slot , Celeste "couldn't seriou£1yconsider anyone else." REJECI'S OFFER - Vernal G. IWfe, Jr. D-New llo8ton, has declined Governor Wchard Celeste's offer to he Is mnnlng matelnthe1986govemor's race. Rille will remain as Speaker of the House. had similar appeal, Lt . Gov. Myrl H. Shoemaker, died last summer. Usher said Celeste ""regrets they couldn't put together a strong ticket like that. The governo r believes that Vern Riffe would have mad<" a great running mate." he said. Most Statehouse observers expeeled Riffe to decline the offer, SPECUlating that Riffe would not want to gamble an end to his political career tor a f~rehead job Riffe, 60, said Celeste's offer wa s "very tempting" but that he will run for a 15th term in the 89th District of Scioto and Pike counties. and hopes to be re-elected as speaker. ""In making my decision many considerations had to be weighed including the wishes of my fam ily, the needs of my district. the well being or my caucus and the best Interests of the state.'" said Riffe. "In the end I decided I was most needed in the House of Representa· lives, an institution I dearly cherish.'" Riffe said he wUI be co-chairman of Celeste's re- ei£>Ctton committee and will ·· work even harder for Dick Celeste In 19~ than I did in 1982." The speaker wasregarded as instrumenl al in helping Celeste raise money to capture a narrow victory In the 1982 Democra lic primary. "I believe in Dick Celeste, I he man and the governor."' said Riffe. Riffe said his major objf'Ctlves for 1~ are for ihe Democra ts to recapture a majority In the House and for, Celeste to be re-€l£>Cted. climbed 3.5 percent In l!l!W , fell during most of 1985 before turning up in the fourth quarter to close the year 0.3 percent higher than a t the end of 1981. The December increase in the Producer Price Index fo llowed a 0.9 percent jump in October and a 0.8 percent rlse in November - the two bigges t increases for 1985 - and came after prices had fa llen in three of the preceding four months. Analysts had viewed the in· creases as a temporary pheno- menan, boosted by sharply higher meat costs, as farmers sent fewer animals to slaughter, and rising fuel costs due to low Inventories. During December. prices for ' beef, veal. IXlrk and poultry all turnro down while fish prices ga ~ed only 1.9 perccnl, fo U o-.1ng a hugt> 12.6 percent rise in November. How('ller, veg~ta ble prices soared 19.3 perccnt in December, after four months of decreases. Fru it prices increased 2.2 perccnt while costs for coffee and dairy products also rose. VAN HEUSEN8 DRESS SHIRTS FLAGS FLYING - A mild breeze,1ltul!lday'sblue sides, the U.S. lltldOhlollapiUidMelgsCwl)ly'sclvD war memorial combined to make a pretty picture on New "look . Fashion leggings. 100% Acrylic. Hand washable. Sizes 8-14 . Our ontlrolllack Included by Wrangler end lee. B11ic styles . llretch denims end fu hion looks . Regular sizes end big aizea up to 60 waist . 1 Section. 12 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Wholesale prices up in December LADIES' 11.75 TUIE SOCIS ...... SALE '1.21 12.25 TUIE SOCKS ..••• SAlE IUS 12.50 TUIE SO CIS ••••.. SALE 11.11 .._.__..._,_ .............- Sizes W-n's !im S to II . Children's SizH 3-4'11 Ia 4·S 1!J REG. 15.50 to 113.00 179 TO $479 Our finest fiber woven bllnket. Acrylic makes nlu•urioouoly thick .,d "tromely durable. 72""• 90 ". REG. 116.49 SLIPPERS RE};~Wk~doo ent1ne COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) - Gov. Richard F . Celeste is. searching again for a candidate for lieutenant governor since hls first chok'e of a running mate, House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr ., D-New Boston, has declined. · Topping the list of those still In line for No. 2 on the Democratic ticket are state Sens. Richard C. Pfeiffer Jr. of Columbus and Eugene Branstool of Utica, mayors Charles Luken of Cincinnati and Paul R. Leonard of Dayton, and Montgomery County Comm issioner Paula J. Macllwaine. "I would say all of those and probably more," confirmed Brian T. Usher, lhe governor's press secretary , after Riffe turned down Thursday the offer of late last month. '"After much serious consideralion and long hours of deliberation I. thls day, informed the governor that I would be staying where I am most needed - in the Ohio House of Representatives:· said Riffe. who has been speaker lor a record 11 years. Celeste, who Is about ready to formally announce his intention to seek re-election, hadd sought Riffe as '"a one-of-a-kind candidate'" for the SECOnd slol to take advantage of his fund- raising abllities. his peerless knoledge of potltics and state government, and his voter appeal outside major urban areas. Celeste's 1982 running mate who Our entire stock of warm.l winter 10ck1 i1 on ta'-' now! Heavyweloht, extra war·m. Hanes and Spring · Wllfll WEIGHT S(UffS Alii IALLERINA STYlES foot Quality. LUXURIA FIBER WOVEN A BID and a BEDROOM IN ONE With two large drawers underneath the bed. • Riffe spurns Celeste's offer for Lt. Governor 111.9S FlaNMI Shirts ....,. ....... 11.33 !hlrts ............ lli .IJ 111.9S Shirts ............ •13.23 SOCKS $JJ900 • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, January 10, 1986 Jewelry ·.. ·:~~ . lllu. GIRLS WINTER SlEEPWEAR 'IUS FULL SIZE RIG. Today ... sunny and warmer with a high aroomd 40. Brlsk southwest winds 15 to 25 mph with higher gusts. Tonight. .. partly cloudy with a low 25 to :ll. Southwest winds 10 to :lJ Extended forecaot Salurday throup Monday Fair~ and Sunt!~ and a diMce ot ...., or 8111W MMday. IPIM In the Mil Salurd~ and the mid 311 to mid -108 Sunday and IICIIIday. Low. In the upper 20s to lbe low 30s. GIRLS WINTER TOPS UTRE BOYS PANTS LITTLE IOYS OUTFITS Reg. '8.00 ~~ewelry ... .. '5.60 "\: SAVE 3Q ;. TO 50 / SAVE 30°/o Jewelry .... . '2 .10 . :~~Die. WINTER APPAiEL WINTER CLOTHING Reg . '3.00 1 lllll~•~:~y~~:.~~ns CHILDREN'S IEA~~AC~~~NGS 'I Tei!graph Co. toll cha.rgl's and ;dtartrs ls Usted on a summary /Ifill~ Clml,el WINTEI .. GALLIPOLIS - The Gallia County Local Board of Education. Thursday night passed a $10.6 million general fund budget for the fisca l year of July I. 19~ ihrough June 30, 1987. The budget is $651.693 more than receipts certified by"the Ga llia Counl y Budget Commission. The overall budget. Including all funds. is molt' than $16.5 million and should e"nd the year with a $2.446,817 surplu s. The general fund budget provides most operating expenses for the school system, including salaries for teachers and ser.ice personnel and the pu rchase of supplies. According to the budget, the system ha s a $93),581 carryover from 1985 and $9,005,1ll5 In esti· mated receipts for 1911i. Estimated expendiTures amount to $10,628.169 and the estimated encumberance is s~.!m. Treasurer Jewell Saunders said the deficit refl£>C ts funds lost as a result cllegislation passed tasl year by the Ohio General Assembly remov ing 30 perccnt of I he tax base ri. the Gen. Ja mes L. Gavin Power Plant from Ga llia County over a three y<'ar period. The deficit reflects the 10 percent reduction tha t \\ill be absorbed by th~ school system In 1987. In 1988. the school system wUI lose ~ percent of Its share c1 funds from the plant's lax base and the full ll percent ln 1989. ' While no d£>Ciston has been made on how to make up the deficit . Saunders sa id this rromlng that in -~ the past. severa l school systems through! the state facing similar problems have borrowed money from th~ state. A replacement fund , contai ning S3 mUiion the board placed r£>Ceivro in back taxes from the Gavin plan I. helps crea ted the overall surplu s. The board budgeted $3.335.189 for the building program. which il hopes to complete this year. and $7,lXl for the operation of the swimming pool at Kyger Cr~k High School in Cheshlre. During a reorga nlza lional meetIng. Fred Dee! was elf'Ctro pres!· dent of both the Gallia County Local Board of Education and the Gallia County Board of Education. Claudia Lyon was chosen ,;ce president of bolh boards. , · .,. e~pansion pai ient parKmg to the rear, changed the point s of entry and provided a rovered drop-off. pickup area." Many of the forthcoming changes have been designed to assist clinic patients, according to Thursday's release. As an example, work Is already underway for an wtpatlent X-Ray Department oo the first floor of the cliniC buDding. "The close avallabtllty of this service should Improve flow and minim ize· delays," the statement reads. "Setvlces . now housed at Sycamore, such as laboratory and the typing center, wm be relocated at the main facility." '"We've been in oo r current location slnee 1972, " Dan iel said. "In that period, we've seen our patient ba se grow st ead~; and, ' Gallia board approves new budget frankly. we feel that to continue to provide the level of service our patients deserve, this additional space Is absolu tely nECessary." Dan iel ex pressed his apprecla· lion to the Community Improvement Corporat ion , the Ga illa County and Ga llipolis City C<flllmls· s~. Hiolzer Medica l Center and Ohio Valley Bank offk'lals and others that helped In sorut1ng the Industrial revenue bonds. The expansion planning- which s1arted four years ago - Is being handled by a committee from the Holzer Clinic, spea rheaded by j_ Craig Strafford, M.O. Other members of the committee were: G. Wilson Bowers, Jr., M.D.; Molen R. Butt, M.D.; Lawrence J . Yodlowsld, M.D.; and, J ames V. Bievlns. PIANS - exptllllllon II the Holzer Clinic BuDdin& on Jaciilllolr J'lk,e are: (left IIi J1allt) OIIW' W. Clutlie, M.D., J. ' .. ~--· -· . and Robert E. Dulel. The projed cdl fer lbe ""'""a II·~ JI,M ~uare feet ol..,.ce and I'IIIOVailoa ol ext~tmc areas• ·- ---·-....-·--··• �,. Friday; January 10, 1986 Commenta The Daily Sentin~l 111' Coun Sireel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEIIESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher !Controller DALE ROTHGEB, News Editor .' BOBHOEFUCH General Ma nager JR. A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Associa tion and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION art- welcome. They should be IE'Ss than XlO words lon g. All letter~ arf' subjf!Ct to edit ing and mus l be slgnE'd wllh namE~. address and telephone number. No unslgnOO lt>ttE>rs wil l bE> published . L ette r s should be In good ta.slf> , addressing lssuPS. not pfrsonalitles . ~ jfteagan popularity :rolls on in polls. • • President Reagan is riding high In the popularity polls- unprecedented - -for a second-term chief executive in recent times. He also has gained dramatically in jobperformanceratingswith women and blacks, accot'ding to a New York Times-CBS poll. Deputy White House press secretary Larcy Speakes attributed Reagan 's high approval to the "improving economy" and his "successful summit" meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev in GenE'IIa last November. Certainly Reagan has been able to grasp victory out of the jaws ot near defeat in the case of tax revision and ot rer progra ms. He also has shown a · resiliency and a willingness to compromise when it makes the difference between defeat and victory. ''What' s all this about lame duckecy," asked Reagan with a teas ing smile when he held a belated ceremony to celebra te'the enactment of the · Cramm- Rudman balanced budget law. . It is true that he is still showing some clout. And there is no question that -he was able to round up those last -minute CtlJcial votes on tax reform by : threateninl! not to campaign for reluctant Republican congressmen this year. But that Is in the arsena l of any president seeking to get his way -to use all the ammunition he has. Reagan has some anributes that haw served him welL He is detached , above tile fray. His mistakes are quickly forgotten as he maneuvers out of a politica I jam. He has a winning personality, smiting, waving, invoking a .John Wayne "ali is right with the world" image. His super patriotism has uplifted Americans who tell him t.hey now feel good about themselves. He has the ability to turn a phrase: "Ma ke my day." And a good senSl'of humor, wisecracking a! his detractors. Most of all he has what any politician. or anyone else needs- luck . During his presidency. tre Do>mocratic Party as a force has become almost non-existent . alt hough !here are individual Do>mocrats, including House Speaker Thomas O'Neill, ~<'ho stil l sometimes win the day Another factor is Ihat Reagan enjoys being president. No SW(>a5. for him. it is not the "splendid misery" tha t Thomas Jefferson depicted. or the "loneliest job in the world." 1 He has the whole world in his hands, delegating tre unpleasant dut ies of firing appointees to othPrs. In fact. hP rarely IT!<'('! S with the men that he appoints to servz in high office. And men t]l(>y mostly are. Reagan has found few places for women in top policy jobs. He foreclosed any foreign po licy job for the dissident former U.N . Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, who left the ad ministration, decrying tre sex ism she found . He also had his top aides like chief of sta ff Dona ld Regan shunt Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler aside. shipping her off to irela nd as ambassador in terms of womrn and blar ks. if the polls are truP, Reagan has not rt'C iprocated . All hough his daughtPr . Maureen Reagan. was an ardent supporter for the Equal Right s Ammdment , Ihe president gave ii the back of his hand. He also has appointed men in top gowrnment positions who ha\'P tried to circumscribe the civil rights laws put on the books in the '60s. Reagan opposed the Voting Rig ht s Act and Civil Rights law during the LBJ years. and apparently still does. HP v~ry rt>lucianilv signed the Voting Right s Extension Act and IhP legisla tion establishing a national holida)· in honor of Martin Lut her King. Te mporarily shelved is an administration proposal to repeal thl' affirmative action executive order, signed In the Nixon administration. setting Iimetables for federal hiring of women and minorit If'S, particular!)' · ~lack s . But In IhP world !hat Reagan has promoted. Ihe govPrnment is a roadblock. You make it on vour own . Or you don't. Berry's World I!! I " Do you have anything that will get me through all the SUPER BOWL HYPE? " ~ -Today in history Today 1:; Friday, Jan. 10. the lOt h day of 19~ with li5 to lnllow. The moon is new. The morning stars arP Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star Is Jupi!Pr. · . Those born on this date are under the sign of Capricorn. They Include : .American patriot Ethan Allen in 17ll. poet Robinson Jeffers in 1887, · Russian prima ballerina Calina Ulanova In 1910, and singers Johnnie Ray ·: in 1927 (age 59), Rod Stewart in 1945 lage411, and Pat Bena tar in 1952 (age - 34) . On thiS date In histocy: In 1861 , Florida seceded from the Union. In 19ll, the League of Nations came into being as treTreaty !1 Versailles went Into effect. Tre United States did not jobt the Leag!le. Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, January 10, 1986 lntolerance __________________~l<~am~e~sJ~·~K~il~=t~r~~k ·SCRABBLE, Va. - It's a bright winter day here bt the Blue Ridge Mountains, and at the end of a pleasan t vacation I oughtto be filled with sweetness and Ugh!. Permit me, btstead, a lew dour reflections on Edwat'd Johnson d. Atlanta. The gentleman Is a jl'rk. Johnson recently leaped to notoriety and became an ovl'might public figure by his btgenlous harassment of jc'Vangellst Jerry FalwelL You probably read about It in the papers. A ·computer consultant by trade. Johnson developed a passional!' hatred of TV evangelists in genera l ~ He focused his obsession on Falwell, wmse M»ral Majority Is the largest of the airwave religions. . Eight monthS ago, Johnson Jigged his Atari computer to dial the 9ll-number ·or Falwell's Old Time Gospel Hour In Lynchburg, Va . Johnson fixed tt so tre line would be sUentlv tied uo for 30 seconds: then til' call would disconnect: lnstantijl the computer would dial the number again. He 1/ept this up for 24 murs a day until Bel! System detectives last rrontb tracked him down and threatened to deny him telephone service unless he stopped it. Falwell says Johnson's bickecy cost his ministry at least $1 million In pledges from followers who could not break through the computerIzed barricade. Falwell Is thinking of suing, and I hope he follows through. Federal prosecutors re, portedly are considering crtniin3J charges against Johnson under a statute that prohibits harassment by telephone. I hope they stick it to him. Johnson's vindlctlve stunt strikes me as representative of a kind of arrogant in tolerance that is among the ugliest features of American l!le. This vindlctlve stunt Is nothing new. Its man!lestat!ons go hack to the Puritans of New England and the slave owners of the South. One thinks of Cotton Matrer, Antmny Comstock, Andrew Volstead, Carrie Nation- zealots who defiled the Ideal of a free society by forcing their own values upon otrers. Over the past ll years we have SEen tre phenomenon repeatedly oo college campuses. During the Vletrui m era, it was almost Impossi ble lor any defender of our involvement to be reard at a major university , Students shouted down Hubert Humphrey and Gen. Lewis Hershey. The students professed to believe In ''free speech," which they defined as free speech for trermelves - but not for those with opposing views. ' The spirit d intolerance gets tore institutionalized. You may recall the long battle over the drug liletrlle. This was a formulation of apricot pits. Unless one swallowed a cartoad of the stuff, it was absolutely ha rmless. As a treat ment for cancer, capsules of LaetrUe probably were no more effective than so many. gumdrops, but hundreds of terminally ill victims of cancer wanted to try the stufi as a last resort. Our government moved heaven and earth, through lawsuits, Injunctions and criminal prosecutions, to prevent tre dying victims from getting the unapproved drug. More recently we have seen other such efforts. Our government wtll make us spend hundreds ol dollars on airbags for our autos, wretrer we want these dubious devices or rot A movement is afoot to ban cigarette advertising altogether because the surgeon-general says cigarettes are bad for us. Halt the states and many cities now compel motorists to buckle up. The antiabortionists would absolutely pl'l'ven t a woman from deciding , whether to carry a pregnancy, to term - and this ultimate imposition upon personal Uberty Is defended by, among others , J erry Falwell. Nobody has a monopoly oo intolerance. What ha s become of tre idea! of a tree soc!ety 7 In the matter of Johnson's sly knavecy, I hold no brief lor Brotrer FalwelL I never have met tre gentleman . As a breed, sawdust evangelists give me the wll!!es. But if people want to believe that Lot 's wife literally turned into a pll!ar of salt, or that Jonah literally spent three days ami three nights bt tre belly of that fish, fine with m(>. If preachers want to raise funds to propagate trese literal convictions, a free and tolerant society would permit no impediment In their way. This Is what freedom is aU about. t;p to a point, we ough t to tolerate all sorts of Ideas and a U sorts of conduct. That point is reached, metaphorically, when the first of A meets the noseofB.In 't re matter at hand, Johnson stepped over the line. His kind of intolerance. to put it bluntly, is intolerable. Tempting target _______~l.::.::ac::.:.k..:.:A~nd=:::e~rso~n~&~Da~le~V.~a~n~A!.!:!:!tta WASHINGTON- Internal White House documents emphasize President Reagan's attitude towat'd any !urtrer tweaking of Uncle Sam's beard by Mos lem terrorists: He's sick of being pushed around . Reagan be!!eves til' America n people "are tired of suffering Insults at the hands of other nations," as one policy papa- Ill! it . For this reason. Reagan Is con'inced that "minimal risks" can be taken to bolster U.S. leadership in the world. Thr list of target options tha t cou ld both assuage the· public's outrage and dea l tre terrorists a damaging blow Includes the obvious ones like Libya, Syria and Iran . But t]l(>re's an even more temptbtg target: the ancient city of Baalbek In northeastern Lehan~n . U ever there were a viper's nest ripe for destructio n. It is this terrorist plotting-and-training cenOf au the terrorist gangs in the · ter In t]l(> Bekaa Valley, close to the Bekaa, the most numerous and Syrian bot'der. Since 1975, the ,blatant are the groups SUPP:IiJ:!.ed by Bekaa has been the headquarters Iran , loosely lumped unelei tre and nerve center for tre greatest cover name of Isla mic Jihad. The coneentrat!on of te-rorists in the most vicious of these fanatics are world today. . the Shiite Hezbollah and til' Islamic Protected by Syrian troops, who Amal, both based in Baalbek. screen every outsider venturing At one time or another, almost In to the area, the Bekaa Valley Is E'llecy American hostage held in only about an hour' s drive from Lebanon, aside from last June's ei ther Damascus or Beirut. It Is an TWA hijackin g victims. have been Ideally situated launching pad for kept at some location In the Bekaa terrortst operations an~ert> in Valley. It was here, for example. the world. that CIA official Wlll!am Buckley Among tre groups that use the was Imprisoned for a year and va lley's facilities, which are de - tortured before being moved to Iran fended by mobile batteries of last March. where he died from Syrian anti-air-craft missiles, are torture-indu cted bean failure. terrorists linked to the notorious According to lnteil!gence<liOurllyich Ramirez Sanchez (Ca rlos the ces, the two Bekaa Valley terrorists Jackal) and radical Palestinians most responsible for Buckley's Abu Musa and Abu Nida L ordeal are Sheik Subhl Tufaile, leader.of Hezbo!lah in tre Bekaa. an d Hussein Reza!e, commander of the Iran ian Revolutionary Guard In the valley. The nerve eeater for most of their depredations is 'it dllapldated building In downtown Baalbek known as " Hosse!nieh." A former, schoolhouse, It serves today as the Bekaa Valley headquarters for the Revolutionary Guat'ds. The iranian guat'd units were rusred to the Bekaa in June 1!l!'.!, when Israel invaded Lebanon. Tht>lr strength quickly reac hed 350, and kept on growing. It was from the Hosseinleh headquart ers that ter rorists planned the devastating bombings of the U.S. Embassy and Marine barracks in Beirut In 1983, as well as airplane h!jackings, murders and kld napp!ngs of Americans. Where's Hollings?_______A_rt_Buc_h_u:a__:__td Repeat after me. Cramm Rudman! Gramm-Rudman! It doesn 't rtng a bell 7 Don't worry , I've anticipated ali your questions. \\ihat is a Gramm-Rudman• Gramm-Rudman Is not a what, but a who - ac rually three woosSen . Gramm of Texas, Sen. Rudman of New Ha mpshire and Sen. Hollings of South Carolina. They spea rheaded the Cramm-RudmanHollings Act. Hollings is usually dropped from tre credit because most newspapers do not have the space to inclu<P all three names in the story. Is Cra mm-Rudman-Hol!lngs for rea l? No, it'sa drea m decreeing tha t by 1991 the government must balance the federal budget by rot spending any more moner than it takes ln. This has been man 's fantasy since he learned to Oy . It sounds !ike a musical comedy. Some people consider it a tragedy . The mil ita r y hate Gra mm - Rudma~ beca use they fear their appropriations wtll be severely cut. The Democrats are afraid Gramm-Rudman wtll knock out all the progressive legislation achieved over tre past 50 years. And the President fears GrammRudman will wipe out his autlvrtty to dictate a budget he can live with. You will hear a lot about Gra mmRudman but don't expect It to get a standing ovation. What ldnd of money are wp talking about • The first cut is $12 bUUon, followed by anotrer 11 $50 billion for l!scal1987. Isn't that a drop in tre bucket for • Washington? It 's peanu ts. especially wren we're spendlng a tril! ion a year. But Cramm-Rudman's goal Is to even tually chop off $200 billion. Now you're getting into street theater. It could develop into a good fight because President Reagan has no intention of cutting "Star Wars." At the same time, Reagan has no problem using Gramm-Rudman as an excuse to shut down til' Smail Business Admin istration. tre Job Corps, the Student Loan Program and tII' Department of Education. Why did Congress vote for Cramm -Rudman 7 Some voted for it because 1i*l6 is an election year. Others voted for It because ttx!y believed tre bill would embarrass tre President. Still others thought Gramm-Rudman would h(>lp thO? President. But the or<Pr to meet the req uirements of the act Congress will dema nd that he raise taxes . If the President won 't ra!st> taxes what can he do to meet the Gra mm-Rudman conditions? Ask for revenue enhancers, which are not taxes although they took like taxes , feel like taxes and taste like taxes . Why are they called enhancers? Because if tre President called them taxes the Democrats would accuse him of going back on his pledge to !ower them. What else does the GrammRudman act promise besides burlesque, tragedy, melodrama and mu sical comedy? Try soap opera.. Second half r~lly gives Buckeyes 78-6lleague win Marauderettes defeat Lady Lancers MADISON, Wis. (UPII - To 9-3 overalL rear Ohio Stat(> Coach Eldon Miller "We played as well tn the $1'C(lnd tell It, his team's dramatic~nd half as we've played a half' all _half turnaround against Wisconsin year,"·said MWer. was no big deaL Guard Denriis HopS<>n I~ tre "We didn't do anything d!ff(>r(>nt Buckeyes ·with . 23 pobtts. Senior In the Sl'Corl\1 half, " Mliler said. forward Brad Sellers, w~o started '.'We just had to go nose to nose and -hts· colli'glat~ career at WiscOnsin , play hetter n)an to man defense. We scored _15 .points and · treshman were also more patient in the g!laro Jay Burson added.a season· second half. '' high 14 .a s he hit oo 7!110 shots from It ail paid off Th~rsday nighfin.a t~ field. _ . 78-61vtctory iitwhtch the Buckeye(; - Senior guam Rick Olsori led the . woke up after a sluggtsh firs t half-to Badge!'S\Vlth 29 points and forward whip the Badgers and: .end -their · J ,J, .Weber added 14. · 11-game winning streak at home. The · lone bright 'spot for the Wisconsin had led 34-.JOat the half Badgers was thatOISonbecametre and gone on top 40-32 on a 13-fQOt No. 2 scorer In Wisconsin histocy jumper by Werer with 17:37 with 1,412 points. remaining. Olson's performance pushed him But the Buckeyes outscored the past Cory Blackwell and Clarence Badgers 21-2, including 16 straight Sherrod on tre aU- time scoring list. pobtts during one ~tretch, to take a He trails ority Claude Gregory , who 53-42Iead with 7:49left to play and tallied 1,7451rom 1977-1!181. the B;idgers never got back Into the Yoder said his team played game. "extremely well" in the ftrst half The victory was tl]l' first for Ohio but it tried to use the clock In the State on the road this season after second half and It worked against three losses. them . "You have to give .osu credit," "It was the first time all year said WiscOnsin Coach Stf"Ve Yoder. when oo r offense struggled anil our "They didn't question themselves defense didn 't take charge, " he after the half. They really came said. · ready to play." · Sellers, who ~1\tered Ire game as The vlctocy Improved the Buck- the leading rebounder in the NCAA eyes recor,d to 2-1 in the conference DivisiOn 1 with an average of more and 8-4 overall. The Badgers tJl<ln 1~ per game, hauled down 12 dropped to lo 1-11n the Big Ten and boards against the Badgers. Purdue continues as big surpljse Dl Big 10 race By l\ENT.McDILL I)PI Sports Wtlter It shouldn't be a surprise .any more, bUt tre Purdue Boilermakers are again thesurprise team In tlie Big Tei\ this season. In wllat has become ·an annual ev_ent since Gene Keady toOk over as coach ar Put'due. the.Bo!lennak' ers were picked lor the middle rl the pack in the Big Ten · in tre preseason. But Keady's dliu-ges raised th(.Jr recot'd to ~ - with an 88-83 victory. over Michigan State Thursday night , and riow the BoUermakers are tied with seCondranked Michigan for Ire oonfererice lead. "We're de!!ghted ~<1i li the win," · Keady said. "Our kids really came in and batOed hard. It was a game we had to have to coinpetP in !he upper division (Of lhei-'Onference) ''. It was Purdue's firs! road win after reating Iowa and Minnesota at home last week . Forward Todd Mitchell scored 27 pobtts and pulled down 14 rebounds for the Boilermakers. who are 14-2 overalL Michigan State g!lard Scott Skiles was held to only 16 points, 10 below his average, although he is bothered by a bad back, according to MSU coach Jud Heathcote. The Spartans fell to q in tre Big Ten and 10-3 overall. The Indiana Hoosiers used the Nort hwestern Wildcats as whip~ng dogs, taking a 102-65 vlctocy lor treir first conference In In lhree games. The Hoosiers lost two conference games at home last week. extending their Big Ten . . ' -Parker won't discuss issue CINCINNATI (UP)) - . Dave Parker, say btg "This Is not dlal-astocy, " refuses to dlscuss a meeting about drug use that re had this week with Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth. The Cincinnati Reds' outfielder said "No comment" and little else when telephoned by reporters following the Wednesday meeting in New York . "This is not dial-a-story," said Parker . "I 'm sick of t his. I want to be done with it I have nothing to say about it" Parker's answer to all questions about the meeting was, "No comment. " Ueberroth also had nothing to say publicly , "The commissioner's office has promised that these proceedings will remain private and confidential," said Rick Cerone, a spokesman. lor Ueberroth. "We will do everything we can to see that happens." Ueberroth Is meeting this month with ,players who testified, or were named In testimony, about drug use in a Pittsbu rgh trial last year. Parker testified that he had used coca ine, but said he quit several years .ago. !f Transactions . "An,ytlmeyougetblownoutand beaten like that you just have to admll that If hUrtS your COnfi· dence,'' added Falk. "But we're go btg to have to bounce back." While Knight said his club played a bout as well as it could in t.re first half against Northwestern, Ohio State coach E ldon Miller said the same thing about his club's second ha~ performance against Wiscon· sin Thursday night. "We played as well in the second ha~ as we've played a hail all year," Miller said after the BtJtk· eyes beat the Badgers 78'1ll. ·•WiscOnsin gavt> us lots r:t troub!e 1n the first half. we came back to eicecute wen." Borgo in MotinHs: •. ~ Adm . 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Horner added 16, Tonya Savoy two, Lesa Baseball Rucker six, Bev Wigal four, and Chicago t NL) - Signed infielder Arlene Ritchie two. Rlchle Hebnner to a one year Rachel Reiber had 11 for Southcontract. College · ern while Lori Adams, Alana Ferris State (Mich. 1 - Hockey Butter, Jennifer Arnold, Crystal coach Dick Bertrand res igned: Hi!l, and Diana Simpson each had named Peter Esdalt> interim head four. hockey coach. Eastern was ooeof two at the line Football and Southern, one of seven. Eastern NY Jet s - Named Dan Radakohit 26 of 53 from the floor and vich offensive line coach. collected 36 rebounds, led by Hockey Horner's 16 and Young with 10. NHL - Suspended Edmonton left wing Dave Hunter for six games. NY Islanders - Signed left wing John Tonelti to a multi- year contract. SEW WITH A PRO anlr':.~~~~~. ,~=:~S: ~2 200/o All SEATS $2.25 ADHISSION EIERY TUESDAY $1.ZS by CORRECTION ON TUESDAY'S AD d Swartz contributed six points and led Federal-Hocking with 10. six rebounds. FIDIS's WWiams led Meigs travels to Miller'Satut'day the Lady Lancers with nine points. for a 5:55 game Federal-Hocking The Marauderettes are now 9-1 hosts Trimble. overall and 8-1 in the · TVC, f'EDtlt.U..HOCJr.IJiiG Ult - Lori Williams t ·l -9, remaining tied with Alexander lor -hll Hurtk>t1r- \.O.Ii. Kim <n;IIHru!n 1 1-3. Lisa F'ra.<,hJPr first place' ~~ ~- 2 . Li~ Milk>r Ill t TUTW un Meigs made 12 of 42 shots !ronf MEJGS 138t - .Jftml n u:·h '1 10· 1 ~ . JuiJI' Mltk>1 Hl-R. .Jmn,i ~" :J f!l 'HI-h.. k•nn' MlUer 2 1 - ~. Tm>sa the field for 29 per cent and canned John::.un IJ. J,J T<.~ mm\ \l. tJg hl 011 . Ma1ta Mu~!il'r "hPI I\ ~l ob<.~ I I (~().lj I .Jlo(l l'ui!Jn.' 0-0-0. TOTALS a nifty 14 of 23 foul shots for 61 per H.n.o 1:!- IWII. cent. MHS had 26 rebounds, 18 H~· qU<111 Pr >.: F'cdtrill H1•·kinl! 6 ~ 2 4 - 21 turnovers, and 14 personal fouls. Me-igs 9 i l O J2 .-:§! FHHS was five oflllrom the foul ~-Met!P' 2€, F~derai-Hotldrlr 111; line and committed 19 fouls. Coach Kim Adkins' Meigs ~'~'­ serves continued to Improve with a 26.J8 win over the Lancer reserves, raising tre Little. Marauderettes' recot'd to 7~3. _ Missi Woods' topped the winners wtth 12 points while Leslie Carr 531 JACKSON PI';E - Rl l~ WEST added eight, Nancy Blankenship Phoue 446· 4524 four, and Beth Ewing two. J . Glass BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN Eaglettes dump Tomadoettes losing streak in Bloomington . to seven games. . .' ' "You don't like toiosewhet£!V('r it . ts," satd Indiima coach Bob Kntght. NCE • JANUAAV r1,EARANCE • JANUARY "Thtswasimportantfortistorome a::w up atid play well." · · Freshman · Ricky Calloway scored 20 points and grabbed 13 > , rebounds, Steve Alfot'd adcted 19 ~ and Andre Harris scored a season- . _, 1 high 18 points to help hand 2 · a: Northwestern its worst homecourt -,. . High·Speed Overedge loss in ~ league since IU trounced • Sewing Machinethe Wildcats by 37 ·in .1981. ~3'different stitch types-4-thread safety stitch. -Indiana· raised its overall record 2 2-thread overedge and 2-thread chainstitch to 9-4. Northwestern fell to0-2 In the a: •Simultaneously edge-trims Iabrie as it sews Big Ten and 6-G overalL a: •High speed perfomtance• Sews up to 1500 The Wildcats shot ally 31 percent ~ ·stitches_perminute in the game while Indiana shot 62.5 V MODI! ICUM MODI! )lercent from the field In the ~t>· RlG. 1599 RlG. 1539 ~~~{~d:~~~:~~~~t because they Dldn 't Congress realize that there would be a day of reckoning If tbe'y threw In with Gramm-Rudman? Most d thosewhosaythey are for it are hoping the law wut be declared unconstitutionaL They even Ill! a clause In the but saying it had to be brought to the courts as soon as possible. Wl>i're does the President stand on Gramm-Rudman 7 Nobody knows. When ·he signed til? b!U , re said re would re happy to see it tested In the courts. But row he wants the Justice Department to keep tt from getting to the courts. The thinking is the President loves tre i!tal) idea (unital) of'Gramm Rudman but not the btU Itself. Reagan 's biggest worcy Is that in DAVE PARKER ROCK SPRINGS - Junior Jennl Couch fired in 14 points In leading Meigs to a 38-21 vtctocy aver Federal-Hocking here Thursday In girls' 'I'Ve cage action. Couch spurred the Marau derettes with-a long jumper at the first half buuer that !Hied Meigs to a 16-15 lead. Coach Ron Logan's crew then completely dominated second half action, outscoring the Lady Lancers 22-G lor the easy win. 'The key to the Win was our ·changing defenses In'· the second half. Jennl Swartz.cild an excellent job of guarding Federal-Hocking's . Lori Williams In the second half, limitlrig her to one point. Jodi Hatrl!;on and Co~ch both had good fi'!Or games,' said _Coacll Logan. 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Ul a.m.: morning won;hJp 10: ll a.m.: t'Vt'lllng st'!'\"'C.'(' 6 p.m.; mJd-wt'ek st'fVicEo. Wednesd:ly, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISOJPAL OIUROI. 326 E ~lain St. Fllmt'I'OY. Sunday """"""' Holy ronvnurlion on ttl' first Sunday ct each rmnth. and rombtned wt1t1 nKnllng ~ayer on tht> thirdd SuOOay. Mt:rning pra,YW andserrmnon <lU ot~ SuMays ot thl> rronth. Olurch &:tw::d and N\JJ'Sf'r'Y cano provkled, Cdff'f' rour 1n rmo PariSh Hall lmrr<'dlatrty folk>wlng tllr S<'!Vlct'. POMEROY O!URQ! OF CHRIST. 212 W. Mairr St .. Nell Proudfoot. past<r. BltiEo School 9:.11 a.m.: Mom:ngwr:rstup. IO:.'JJ a.m.; Yruth rneetlni!s. 6. W p.m.: Evening worship. 7:Ill p. rn. WOOnesday night pray{'r rt)(>(>t1ng and Bible stU<(y. t iD p.m. 111E SAL\'ATIOJ\ ARM\'. 115 Bt1temut Avt'.. Pomrf"')'. ~ . D:ra W lni~ in dlargP. Sunday OOlinrss mertlnl'(. lO a.m.: 9Jrxlay SchOOl. I~ ll a.m. Sunday Sci>Xll. YPSM Elol.st' Adams, ll:'adPr. 7: l) · p.m. Salvat¥>n n~ln~ ...-ar1ous s~akt"''S and mtt<iltspl'Cia.ls. Thursda~·. ll : :U a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladles HotTlE' I.Ragut', mm1brrs ln char~re . au 'Mlmo'Tl ln\1ted: 6:4!'i p.m. Thw-sday, Ca"!.li Cade! Cla.sss j Y ou~ Propie-8 1 ~1 . 7: ,1) p.m. Blbkl Study ilnd Prayer lllfof'ting. cpen rot he publk RlMEROY WESTSlDE DruRCH OF CHRtsr. 332:!6 Chlldrt'll's Homr Rood I County Road i'S1. !!12-~ . Vocal musk'. Surda y W<r· slhp 10 a.m.; Bible Slldy ll a.m.; Wen hip, S p. m . Wf'dnesday, Bl.ble Study . 7 p.m_ OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRJ:ITIAN GIURCH, Min C'urtts. pastcr: Linda SWan, ~pt Sunday Sctml !t". .J) a.m.; In'QC~ Se' · vices. firsr and rhlrd ~y follol.vtng SUnday ~I You th mf'('ti n~. 7:JJ p.m. e\'ery Sun& day. GRAHAM UNITED METI«lDIST. Prpachlnli: 9:.10 a.m. fi rst and St'('()Jld, Sun · days of each month: thrd and fourt h Sund<l\' rachmonth worshlp services at 7:30 p. m.·: Wt'dn{'Sdav t>ven lngs AI i · 30 p.m. PrayN and BU)if' Stu dy. . SEVE~T H · DAY ADVENTIST. Mul b· Prry Hf'lJ!;ht s Road. Pomf'r~· Leroy Bruch. Pastor: Sabbath School Supcrin H.> ndt'nt , Rhonda Markin . Sabbath School bf..ltlns aT "2: p m oo Saturda y with worship ,pn,·lr-t> fo ll owir1~ at 3 · 1~ . Evf'l)' oof' wE>I · ('0 ffi f'. RL'TLA~D FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Slstl'r Harri('!l Wamer . Supt. Sunda y School 9 30 a m . MorninJi! Worship. tO · -' ~ ,, m POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. Da'~ WillIam Snouf1Pr . Sunda y Sdwol Supr Sunda y School, 9: 30 a.m ; \<l ornlnfil Worship 10:30 a.m FlRST SOUTHERr.; BAPTIST. Pomer o ~· Plkf' D ~w kt Hunt. pasTor: Jack 'l l'f'd S, SundJ\" School Dl r~eror . Sunda y Scoot.~: 30 il , rn . Mornin ~ Worship , 10: 30; P\' Pnl n ~ worship . 7:00pm . TuPsday V\sl · 1iltlon . 7 p.m . Wf'dnPSda y, Prayf'r Sf'l"\ll('"t". 7·.10 p.m.; Mission FriE>nds, 7: 30 p.m .. C1 r l ~ In Ac!lon. i· .10 p.m FAITH TABER:"o/ACLE CHURCH. Ba t. IN" Run Road. 111'\". Emmett Rawson pas · 1o·r. H d nd lr~· Dunn . 5llpl. Sunda y School. U1 a.m.. Sund.t\ f'\'C>T1lni'( S('rvlce. 7:30p.m. . Blblf' l f'a rhln·~ . i 3(1 p.m. Thursda y. SYR,\Ct.:SE MISSION . CHt>rry Sr. Sy· 1M' usr Sf'f\"ll'Ni. 10 a m. Sunday E vf'nin ~t .,f'T'\' ICB Su nd 3~ ,tnd Wednesda y at 7· 00 p. ~1 tJ nn . mln l~ T N EPORT C'Hl RCH OF CHRIST '"r\MIOOL CHRISTIA:'\ Rev Kf>ithF. bl ln. 1 l' ;o./1 0 ~·. pasTor Sund.H School !l:.l{l a.m.. WadP II ,J _vmJn . supt . :\1orn ln.'! Wor!'hip . 10 30 a m.. ~unda ~· W('lj.n ..,~d.a\ f'\" l'nm.R: ~ .-r.· ic f' 7 30 p m Pril.'rr MN:' fi n ~. 7 lO p .m . MT MORIAH CHL' RCH OF (;QO. Rat"lnc Rc,· , l ;l mf'~ Sanrrlicld . pas tor rrcrman \lr"lll lams . Supt Sundav Scnool ~ · 15 <1.111 .. Su nd a1 .t ni.l \\'t'dnl>s <b ~· f'V('n lng sf'T"\·In·~ . 7 p m MIDDL EPORT FIRST BAPTIST l'ornf'r Sil'lth Jnd P,1lmf'r Earl E:drn . Pu tor.· R.n F l<'ld ~. S S Supt., £"lan Rlli!filS . Asf1 ~ upl. Sund.t\ School. g · J ~ a m.. Mofnln,g Worshrp . 111 1.1 tt m . Sunda v t. vfnlnjZ" ser\'lcC'. j p.m Youth mf'f'tl n!i. ';' · 30 p m WC'd n£>Sd.n·· £'\Tn in~'! SC'f'"IC'e 7 p m.; (holr practi<'P ~ p m. \IIIHli.F\'OIH 1" \H "RCH OF' CHRIST. ;, h .In(! .\ l,l lfl Rl)h :\1f'l1on . m!nlstf' r r\ 1 ] i ,,rt ~trll . .• ~~•w. rnJnlqPr . Mtkf' Cl'rlo.~ch . suml.l\ "' t1nul <.;up•'l llltr'nd••nl Bibl• • s... Mnl ~I WI ,I m \lornlnjZ" Wnrshl p Hi \{) .1 m F:n·nin~ \\ nr~ h l~ 7 fln p m WNin•' ' daY. ~ (Ill p. m 1'1".1\ 1'1 ml'l'lln~ :VI JDDLE PO HT C HCHC H OF T HE \ 1\ ZA RE:O.. E. C(T · p. 1 't' rr~ Rr'1 ChMlt' ' C'o~ I• ;1nd 111 '\ \.10{ "\"l"o\ll' !lrllWhilt' Sun .-1 <~1 Srflool Su pt Sund.J\ S•·hool <1 · .«:! J m M or n1ng Wurship 10. W ·• rn . F. v angt' h s1!. m Pf'l in~ 7 OU p m \\' l'dnt•~ da\ . j OQ p m Pr·a wr llll'<'ling t ~·rn: n t'K K~Bl Tt: KI.\:\ MI NISTRY OF .\I EIGS fO l" '"T\" \\"llkiMon f1 ,\ R R I SO~ \ "ILLE PR F.SBYTERIA \ CHlJHl'H - Sund ,t\ Woro;hip ~rvlrr'~ ·~ [K} ,1 rn . C hut~· h SC'hOoi iO 1:1d.m.; Blblt S tu d ~· Sund.n· i "1,{) p m : P r~\f'r Gro u ~ Rt' \ '. Kl:'n \\'C'd,ucMliJ,) ~ fl· 00 ·• m you hear not. hing but bad news. On the same day, you learn that a dear fr iend has just un - Modular Homes · Y!ll)l)l.l::"fJ<"'ffl I'Rt-: SAYT fRTA~ lh11 ' II S('hool Jn· l.i a m. .\1 o r n i n ~ Wor ~h r l1 I I I ~ .1m . TUI'Sd<t\ . 10: Oil a. m Blbir· Stud \. Thu ro;da.\. i :11.1 p.m . Bible S!ud.v SYR ACUSE FII<ST U"TED PRESS\ n :RI M-i - Wors hip srrv \re 10: I~ a .m l hl\rrh School lO:OO a.m Tuf'sda y, IO a.m. lllbk- Sludy: Su n da~·. 6 p.m. J un ior and Sf' nioP 11 1 ~1"1 You th Groups RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD . Pastm . ,!() hit f~ \· ans . Sunday School IU:OO a.m.: Su nrJ;n· Mo r nl n~e Worshi p 11:00 a.m. Ch\1 d rl' n · ~ Churr h 1l a.m. Sunday Evenlnli{ srrviCt' i :OO p.m. Wt'<l .. 11 p.m. Yo u n~t La · dlcs ' A u xm,~r ~ ·. Wf'dnf'~do :-r . 7 p.m. r a m· nv Worship. "I{AZE t CO~ M t;i'\ I T Y CHL!RCH. Near 1.ona Bonom. Edsel Hart , pa stor. Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m.: Worship 10:30 a. m.: PrayN mE't'Un$i: Thursday. 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST c HURCH, Cornt>r Ash and Plum . Ra lph Cundttr, pa!IOr. Sunday SChool lO:OO a.m.; MornhtfC Wors hip, 11:00 a.m.: W£"dnr.sday and Saturday Eventnr Sfrv lct~s at 7:30 p. m. dergone a very serious operat ion, and that another . r. fnend returned home from a two-day bustness trtp WAID CROSS and found a farewell note instead of his wile; and SONS SlORE so it goes. Then you turn o n the six o'clock news. flood cast and hear all atlout the murders, f Ires, s, GroceriesGeneral Merchand1se Rac •ne f49· l5SO '--------------1 :!:: :::; = J....... · serted one, and thank the lord for HiS infinite WiS- AL m ED - Churrh School 9::J'l a.m.: W h 11 6 30 p.m.: uMw ors lp, a.m : 7:UMYF Third Tu.-sday, 30 p.m.: Communion, first Sunday. rArchen CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Church S<hooiiOa.m.: Bibl• Study. Thursday. 7p. 1 p m · Ccm Uuw It t Tho -•· m.: ··~ first · rsSunday1 -Y. · munlon. ~Archer !. · ·• JOPPA .- W.orshlp 9: 30 a .m ; . Church Blbl s -'~· Wfd da S hoollo ll c · : IJohnsorl"l a.m. . P ~ tll uJ nes Y· 7:JOp.m. dom; trusting Him to bring order out of all the chaos in the world . Many apparent evils turn out to be LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9: JO a.m.; Worship 7 p.m. ; Blblt- Srud y, Wed nt-sday. 7: ~ ~p . m .: UMY , F . '"ell " n f'5 da y. 6:00 p.m.: Commun ion First Sunday, tArC'ht>r L REEDSVILLE -Chu rc h School 9:30 a. W hlp •-- 1- 11 110 m t"~ter 1 mT .: UPoPrEs RS ~PLAINS ~ ·PAiJL · • • " • • 1...----------------------------.1 - · day, 6:30 p.m. ~ Nt>lsoo 1. ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 a.m .: ~. Ch u~ h "-h 00 110 a.m : Btbl P S"d ;.x "' y, 'uH · day. 7: JO p.m.: UMW. firs t Monday. 7:30 p.m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. ChOir Rtl· hearsal . li: l) p.m. Wt'dn{>Sday tFranklln 1 I'LATWOOOO- Church School . 10a.m. : Wors hip. 11 a.m.: BlbiP Stud)'. Thurs· day , 7 p.m.: UMVF . Sunday. 6 p.m. t Franklin 1. FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.; Church School 10 A.M.. Choir pracrl('('. Tu e-sday . 6·30 p.m.; UMW. first 1'uesda y, 7: 30 p.m. 1N('lson I. HEATH j Mldd \pporll - Chur<'h School. 9. 30 a.m.: M o rn lnt~ Worship 10. ~a . m .. Youth Group. -'p.m.: Wfdnesda y. Church Choir rehMrsal. 7 p.m.: Thursday . Pra}·er Ser.·!c<'. 6· 30 p.m.: Blblt' Study, 7 p.m 1Zun ll{a 1. MINERSVILLE - Wo rs hip St-rvlct> 10 a.m.; Cllurch Srhool. 11 a. m.. UMW. third WE'd nesday , 1 p m.. Choir pracllct>. Monda~·. 7:.l0p.m. tNelson l. PEARL CHAPEL - Worship St'rv i<'P 9 am .. Chu rch School 11 a.m.. UMW Sl>cond l'uPSday. 7: 30 p.m.: UMY F la~t Tut>Sdav, 7:30p.m. 1Rubf'nkln~ l. POMEROY -Church School. 9:15a.m. : ~ors~l~ 10~ 3030 a .m .: ChouM''wn>hearsadl WwnPS....,.y. 1· P m.. . SE'COO TuE>Sday. 1: 30 p.m.: UMYFSunda y. &p.m. tCorb\11 1. ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9: I~ a.m .. Worshi p 10 am ; Blbl<' Study, Wed · nMda\" 7-:JO p.m.: UMYF ISE-ntorsl . Sun· da y. 5 p.m.. tJunlorsl ev£'ry olhPr Sun· da ~· . 6 p.m. 1 Franklin I. RUTLAND- Church School. 9: 45a .m.; Worshlp . l0:10a m ; UMW ! Even ln t~:Cir eli" I S('('Ond Wt>dnesday . 7::k> p.m.: UMW jnflrrnoon Circle I st'('ond Thu rsday. 1 p. m 1 Rub<'nk l n~ 1 SALEM CENTER - Church Sctloo!IO a. m . Worship 9: -'5 a.m. jRubt>nklnl{l . SNOY.l\'ILLE - Wonhlp, R:JO a .m.: Church &hoollO a.m. tRubenklng l. I.KIJ P news that you have been waiting for. Church SChool 9 a.m.: 7Worship 10 a.m.: Bib I• Study, 30 p.m.: UMW. Third TuesdaTueo<la y, 7:30y,p.m.; Commu nion Firs t Sundav jArchE'r l ctNTllAL ci usTm Rt". lame~ E. Corbitt lle\<.St.... N•Rew . Melrll f'naklla &n CleniNie &. Z•fta lr Rt•. """"""Ro~1 , ASBURY ~ Syra<'Uif ) - Worship 11 a.m. : Church School 9: 4!1 .a.m.: Ch a r~t' Blblt> Study. Wfdn t>~day . 7:JO~. m .; UMW. tint ~·-d 1 7: 30 p·m.; -holr 1"\t"l ·~T.. rsal • ....." ay. W~n.,• • v 6·30 p m · UMW !ou r1h SUn ~ so when unu ,~ learn to rely guidance , that will be the good blessings in d isgu ise, and on His love and • ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pofll(lroy · Harr\soovU IE> Rrl . Robert P1.lrtell, mlnl5 · Tt'r ·. Sttvf' Stanley, S. S. SupL ; Bill McEJ. ro... .. Ass!. ~upl. : Sunday School9: ll a.m.; ~~Prs:~~J~~i~~~::r::v.~e<in~~=~~~ ;:~ : ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Pi ne Grovt>. Th(> Rt>v. Wlll\am Middlf'Swarlh. paslor. Church servlcf' 9 : ~ a.m.: Sunday School !O:l) a.m. BRAOBUR V CHURCH OF CHRIST. John Wrll(hl , pal lor. Sunday School 9: ll a. m.; Larry Hay n("S, S. S. Sup!. Mornlni worship 10:30 a.m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE 1NAZA • R£NE. Rt~v . Thomas H. CoJ Uer. pastor. Ora Bas.!!. Chalrmar:r of the Board of ChriSr,an l.ife. Sunda•v SC"hool 9::1) a.m.; Morn· na.. worship 10:.30 a.m.; Sunday t>\'t'nlng \4'0rshlp 7: ~ p.rfi. Prayer mf'E'11ng 7:Xl P m. Wf'(l nf"Sda y. LI BERTY CHRI STIA N CHURCH. Drx· ter. Wood~· Ca ll , pastM~· services Sunday 10 a.rn. and 7 p.m. Wednt"5day, 7 p.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Stfve Ot>aver. Pastor . Mikf Sw~t>r . S.anday Sc hool Sup! .: Sunday School 9:.JJ a.m.: M ornln ~ worsh ip 10: .W a.m.: Sunday t~ven\n g wors hip 7: » p.m.: WE'dnE'Sday (>vt-nlng 8\blt> study 7:30p.m. BURLI NGHAM COMMUNTt'Y CHUROI. Burllngt1am. Ray L.audennilt. pa.slor, lhr be'l1 Q:run, assts1ant pas1or. Sunday School 10 a.m.; worship 7 p.m.: Wfdnesday, 6 p.m. youth mE.'t"'t i"': Wed ., 7p.m. church servk'es. PINE GROVE lfOLf NESSCHURCH. 1~ mile off Rt. 3~. Rev . BMI J . Walls. pastor. LN Russeii.S.S. Supt. SundaySC hool 9:30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.; Sun day (>V(>O\ng ~rv lct> 7:30 p .m.: Wedoesday !!t>rvlct, 7:ll p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lllllf'. pastor Stevt' LlltiP. S. S. Supt . Sunda}' School !0 a.m.: Mornln(l: worslp , 11 a.m.; Sunday eovpnlng worship 7· 3Cl p.m. Prayt>r mPf' tlng and BlbltsludyThursd.a y. 7:30 p m.: You1h mft"tlnR Wed nesday at 7 p.m. _ REJONI.CI1N G AL~.F• .E. MBAidPTdl! oTrtCH . SUunRdCaHy 00 383 " ~r School 10 a.m. Sunday t'Vf'nlng 7:00p.m : Mld·wf'H servlC"f'. Wf'd .. 7 p.m. · LANGSVILLE CHRISTI AN CHURCH . Robert E. Musst'r, putor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.. Paul Mus!lf'r, su pl : Morning worship 10:30 a.m.: ~ Sunday t>venlng w....a-Sf'r· YIC'f', 1 p.m.: mld·Wn.-r. serviC1', ~"UJ•L'S· day. 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. RE-V . Glenn McMillan . paslor. Mary Janlct La\'rn df' r, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9: ll a.m.: M ornlrt ~ wors ~ l p 10:30 a.m.; Evanaellstlc serviCE", 6 p.m.; Prayer and Pra!SE" Wednt'sday, 7p. m.; Youth m f'f'ti h ~ . 1 p.m. EDEN UN ITED BR ETHR EN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday School t O a.m.; Gary Reed . Lay ~a d er . SOUTHERN CLUSTER Morning :st>rmon. 11 a.m.: Sunda y night Rfo\' . Roa-er Grace §erv!CH: Christ ian Endt>avor 7:30 p.m.. flto" . P aul Mt: G a l~ • Soni[ servtcr 8 p.m. Preaclllng 8: JJ p.rn ~" . Kt llh iladf' r Mld·WE"Pk prayP r mt'ftlng , WednPSda y. 7 APPLt: <;RQ\"E- CHurch S<'hool9:00 p.m.' •1m W or~ hlp . 10: 00 a .m . lllrsl and lh ird Su nda _\'SI, nAW SPrond Tuesday, 7: 30 p. m _. Pr<t _\L'r m(>('lln~ . Wf'dnPSda :o.i p. m 1Grar f'1 HEMLOCI< GROVE CHRISTIAN . Walsoo , paston Crt'nsoo Pnn , BETHA~Y - Worship. 9 a.m., Church SundJy SChool Supt. MomlnRwo rship 9: JO Sc hool, 10 a .m .: Bible S!udy , W E'dn~da~· ­ a.m.; Sunday School 10:30 a.m.: EVf'n inR tn ;~ . m .. Dorca s Wonwn ' s Frllowshlp . St>rV ICf.l, 7: 30 p.m. Wl'd nl'S da\ . 11 a .m . 1MC"GuirP1 MT. UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shu t>. CARMEL - Church School 9:30a .m .. pastor: Joe Sayrt>. Sunday School Supl. Worl'l h!p, 10 : 4~ a.m. SN'ond and Fourth Sunday Sctrool 9: t ~ a.m.: Even I n ~ wor~ unda ys : Ft>llowshlp din ner with Sunon ship 6: 30p.m.. Pra;y.-r Mf'f"tln5(, 6:lJ p.m. ~hl~d ~hunda~·. ti: l) p m. jMcGu!r('\ Wednesday. F.A.Sf LETART- Churc h School9 a.m.. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Worship 10 a.m. S('('()nd and four1h Sun· · CHRIST. Oavf' Pr('lltiCe. minister . Dfryl d3\'5: UMW first Tuesday. 7: .J) p.m. Wells, Supt. Church SCtlool 9 a.m.: wor· 1G.ra N'l . ship Sen.•lee, 9: t 5 p.m. LETART FALLS - Wonhlp 9 a.tn .. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Church SrhOol 10 a.m. tG racn RENE . Rf'v . Hf'rbfort Gratt> , pasTor. MORNING STA R - Worship, !t:-&5 a.m.: Frank Rlfflf'. sup!. Sunday School 9:30 a. Church School. l O:JJ a.m.: Blbl!' STudv. , m.; Worship servlee. 11 a. m. and 7 p.m. Thursda~·. 7: .l l p. 11'1 . I Rad£'r l. · Sunda y. Wednf'Sda y, 7 p.m . Prayer mff'tRACINE WESlEYAN- Church Sc-hool . lnf: . 10 a.m.: Worship l1 a.rn.: UMW fourth Mon· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST da~· at 7· :WJ p.m.: M(ln's Pra~·f'r Br.-alda.~ l. CHURCH. Rf'V . Rober! Mlllt r. pastor. RoWl"'d n!"'Sd.1y. 7 a.m. tGraC(> J. bert E. Barton, Director of Christian Ed uSUTTON- Churctl School. 9:30 11 .m.: ca tion; Stevp Eblin , asslsta111. Sunday Mor nlnli! Wors hip 10: 4~ a.m. fi rst and thi rd School 9: lJ a.m.: Momlng worship 10:30 Su nda ys: FC'Ilowshlp dlnntr wllh Carm('l a.m.: Choir pracuce. Sunda y S: XI p.m.; third Thursday, 6: JO p.m. (McGuire •. : Even tna worship 7:30 p.m. Wed nesda y Proyer and Bible Study, 7: 30 p.m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver DEXTER CHURCH OF CHKIST. Swain. Supt. Sunday School 9: XI a.m. ev t'ry Wt'e'k. Charlf's Russell Sr .. minister. Rltk MaHOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. comber, supt. SUnda y School 9:l) a.m.: Worship service !0:30a .m. Blblf •'S tudy, Tom Statt>n, pastor. Sunday School 9: l) a. ~ - • y . 7: 30'p.m. m.: EVflnlnli: service 7: JO p.m. Wed nesday • •· ~• REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS praye r ml:"f'llnit 7: ll p.m. CHRJST OF LA'M'ER DAY SAINT'S. Port · BEARWALLOW RI DGE CHURCH OF tand-Rac lnPRoad. William Roush, pastoi.&o CHRlST, Duan• Warden. mlnislf'r. Blblfclaas 9:ll a.m.; Momlna: Worship IO: Xl Linda Evan•. church sch oo~('('lor . Church sc:hool 9: ll a.m.; Mom wonlp m.: Evening Worship 6:.'JJ p.m. WE'dnes· day Blblf Study 6:ll p.m. 10:30 a.m.: Wednflday .... pray•r NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY servlct'l, 7:30p.m. BETtn.EHEM BAPTIST. v. Earl CHURCH, Sunday School servlt e, 9:15 1. Shuler, pat lor. Wonhlp sen.-lee, 9:30 a.m. m.: Worship Sf'rvicc . 10:30 a.m.· Sunday StohoollO::tl a.m. Bib!~ Study and ~latlc Sf'rvlc. 7: :1) p. m~ prayf'l'" service Tttursday, 7::k) p.m. day: ~ rnffi lng 7: llpom. Thurtday. a: weanes·. R~e r wm. ' ' ~ill'"' &town,·owner FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Re\', Nyle Borden. pas tor. CorneUus B.unch, supl. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; SMond and fourth Sundays wo~hlp serylce at 2: 30 p. m 'Q'lf~~~::#l'lr"lli!i>~:E' 570 <J rant st.. . Mittdlft>Ort: -'rtlllat<!l with Southern Baptist Convenl lon. Davitt Bryan, Sr .. Ml · nlster: Sunday SchooiiO a.!1L: Morning worsblplla,m.; Everting WOrship 7 pom.; Wl'dnHda.Ji .. enlng Bible study and prayor m..ltng7 p.m. . . BRADFORD CHUR(:H OF CHRIST. St. Rt. 124 and Co, Rd . 5. 11lark S..ver1~ min ts· t f t . G th you , try your HOUse 0I Wo rS h 1p. 0 ere a lfS t ·ty ·1 · k 1 · d and 'v unu r de oppor unl ' pray or your SIC rten - R<v. s.w.. .,., . · 5 earthquakes, wars, etc . Although there seems to be no esc.ape from th1·s pall of gloom that engulfs MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNrrl!ll METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER ,. MT. MORIAH ~APTIST, Fourth ood Main St., Mlddlepol't. RE<v .. Calvin Minnis. MT. HERMON uNrrm BR£THREN p11stor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. IN CHRIST ~HURCH, Looltod In Texa• Sund•y Schoo19r30 a.m.: .WorshiP strvlce. . · ·Community ofl Ct. Rt 11:1. - · Robert lO:n a.m, SUCCESS ROAD CH1,JRCHOF CHRIST Sandeu, pastor, Don \VUI, Slly_Jtader .Sun· day School ~ ll a.m.; Momma Worship - Joseph B. Hoskl"s , evangelist. Sunday 10:45.i.m.: EVf'!lihg preaching servlcese- Bible Study9a. m.-: Worshlp;lOa. m.: S\.ln· cond and .tour1h ·SUnda y at 7:ll p.m.: day e-vening Hrviee ~ ·P:m.; Wednesday . Cbrlstlin EDd~vor, first and third SUn- e-vening serv ice, 1' p.m: PENTECOSTA L ASSE MBLY, Racine, da y, 7; 30 p.m. Wodnesdioy proyer meeting Rt. 124. William Hol)eck. pl!lt()r. Sunday and Blblr Study, 7: 30p.m. CHURCH OF GOD oF PROPHECY . School 10 a.m .; St.inflay eveninc service 7 Located on 0 . J . White Road of Highway p.m . Wednesday· eve-ning service 7 p.m . .160.. Pat Hens~ , pastor. sunday scfloollO CARPENTER BAP'I:IST. [!on Ch•adle, a m.. C1asses for all q M. Junlcn Church 11 Supt. Sunday Sohool 9::11. ·a.m. Morn!ng a.m.; Mornltil wor.ohlp n a .m. Mlllt Worstlip 10: 30 a.m. Pray"er st>I'VIr-e, a ltern· ChOir pracuc~ .s p.m. Sunday.· Young Peo- att> Sundays. · pte'j,.Cblltlren 's.Cburth and Adult Bible ometimes it seems that.wherever you turn.. Sectional Pomeroy, I IDeE . Main 'ffiiNTI'Y O!URQ!, Rov W. H. Pl!rtin, ~>"'"" Dl'blie Bock. Sunday Sd ro Sup< Church Sf'lml 9: B a.m.: Wcrship Servie' lO:ll d.m. Oxlir rehearsal. TUesday, 7:]) p.m undef d!J\'COOn ot t..ots Burt. POMEROY O!URQ! OF TilE NAZA· RENE. Corner Unlon and Mulberry, Rov. Thomas Glen Mdlung, ptSicr. Ctyde Ht'fldeor·, son. S. Mtddleport· Pomeroy , 0 . 992-5130 Pomeroy Fintst ••• ' . PhOne (614) 741-2777 . ..THE DAILY SEN11NEL ' . ol Columbus, 0 . 804 w..Main 99N318 Pomeroy Rutland, Ohio 4!775 ni E . Main rne •I • . ·' J, Iadow ' . '. . . m Nationwide 1ns . Co . Brown's Are & .Equipment .~~~~·~:;d ~~·· ~· 7 FU RNITURE & HARDWARE · Pomeroy "/ RIDENOUR Pomero-r 992· )325 . "He $hall not be 'afraod of eyif tidings: his hellrt is fixed, tr11sting in the Lo«<." - Psalm 112:7 .BOOK SlORE NEW YORK • AND NOW FOR THE GOOD NEWS: YOUR FAITH CAN _IT--;:--111 John F . Full•, Mgr. Ph. "2-2101 . Pomeroy Church & Oilice SUP!IIies GIFTS 99 Mill St. Midllleport 216 S. Second MIDDLEPORT PENTJOCoimu., Third Ave. Re1.1 . Clar.k Baller, pallOr'. CArl Nottlncham, Swlday !;<hool S~pt. Sunday SchoollO a.m. wltl:l r-luaea for ~II aa:e~ . Evening ' ""''"'" a t 6 p:m. Wl'!nesclay 81· ble study at 7; 30 p.m. Youlb aervlcesf'rtdayat7:Jlp.m. · . . ECCLES lA FELLOIISIDPcl28 MUISt., ~':'.c.J,~~~~L~fdo,~t~.~~:'~:~ Middleport. Brothor Chuck Mcl'henm . worship 10:30 a.if\.; ·Everting won htp 7 p. Pastor. Sunday "School 10 a.m.: Sunday evening serv ict"5 at T p.tn. and Wednesday m. Wednf'$da y worship 7 p..m . seN Ices at 7 p.m. ST . · PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Corner ~camore and Second Sts .. Po· ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. K.. neth Smith, m•roy: • - · William Mlddl .. war1 h, ·pastor .. S\lftday SChool 9: JJ a:m.; church p&tor. Sundn SCHool 9:._, a.m .;· Qturch sm lce 7:30p.m.; youth l•llowshlp 6: JO p. SOIVICf na.m. · · · m.: BlbLp·study, Thursday, 7:30p.m.· FUW. .(;9SPe!. U GHTHOUS.E, l lll:l SACRED, · HEA.RT CHUHCH , Msgr . An.thon)'·0tann,. amore., Ph. 99. 2-6898.Satur· Hijand ROad , .Pome roy . TOm Kelly. pas· lor. Danny -l .alflbert ; s. S. Supt Sunda y day Evening Mass 1 : :.1 .p.m.: SUDda ¥ Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m·. Con f~s lont (ae mom·lftji: ' ervice_at 10 a.m.: Sunday even· ·half tlour betort> .eact1 Mu s. CCD c-lanes, lng service ?:30 p.m. T11esday and 'J'hu rs-" 11 s • · day S ervl ~~ at 7; J) p.m. 11.m. unuay. WORD OF FAITH, 9.1 Mill St., Middle· VICTORY BAPTIST, S25 N. 2nd · Sl., pori ..Sunday mOrn.1ni service 10:15 a.m.: Middleport. Jarn.t'-8 E. Keesee, T"UI S hd ~ Stor . Sunday evening 7:lJ. Th ursda y morning U ay morning worship :Kl a. m .: l:wnini! servlre 7 p.m.: Wednesdlly evmlng Bible study 10 a. m. ·wednesda y wenlng worship 7 p.m. Vltftallon, Thu rsda y 6: l) 7 '~~WmHAVEN CHURCH OF n!E N~· p.m. · · MORS E CHAPEi. ·CHURCH - Ga ry ZAREN E, Rev. Glendon Strou d. pallor. Holter, pas1or. Sunda y SChool, 10 a.m.: Sunday School t. JO a.m.: WorshJI)sf'1'V tct. Wors hip service. u a.m.i p-ayer meetln g, . lO:lO a .m .; Yoo th servlcf' SUncli y 6:15 p. 7·:11 m. Sunda y ~v~ntnr serv lce7~ 00 p.m. Wed · · P·m· Tit ursday. nasday .Prayer M~t lng and Btblf" Study LIVI NG WORD "CHESTER t..: H U K L n 7:00 p.m.• OF GOD_ Gllbtrt spenctr, pastor. Sun· NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH , Sun· day SChool ·9: 30 a.m.;· Mora loa "'rvtct~ da y afll!htoon .!el"V~ at 2:30. Thursday \O:OOa.m.: Sunday•YO nlnHservk•7 o00p. f'V mlna.servlces al 7: !Q. m.; Mkl·w(!(ok praye_r serviet' Wt'dnesday Fli!ST' BAPTIST CHVliCH, Mu ttO, W. 1 m · Va. PaS(Of, Bill Murpby. Sunday ScltoollO P.•~T.· LIVE COMMUN!TY CHURCH. ." ft a.m.; Sunday E<venlng 7: l) p.m. Prayt"F Lawrentf B11sh, pastor. Max Folmer. Sr. Supt . Sunday Schooled MornJnAWorship .meetln&-and Bible study Wfdn Hday, 7:00 p.m. Everym.e weJtome . 9: 30 e.m.i Sunda-y evenlnR ier'VIc-e, 7p.m.: RUTLAND FREE WI~L BAPTIST. Sa· y ou th mee tl n~ and Blblr St"•v w~n .. ""' J• ~ · tern St. Rev. P~ u l Taylor. putor. Sunday day, 7 p.m. UNITED FA.I'i'H CHURCH, Rl. Ton Po· Sclloo!IO a.m.: Sundayev<111ng 7:110 p.m.; Wetlneoday ev.. ll\11 pray.,. meotln g 7:110 meroy By·Pus . J\~·. Rober1 E . S mllh ,Sr. p.m.. . o • putor. ME1vi n Dra t ~. S· S· Sup t · Sun da y SOUTH B£THEL NEW TESTAMENT & hool9: 30 a.m.; Mornlr\i Worship 10:30: Evening Wo rs hip 7: 30 p.m.: Wednesday CHURCH, Sl lv., Rlilg•. Du111e Sydon· . strlcktr, paitor. SundAy Sth ~ 9 a.m.; Praytr Service. 7: 30 p.m . FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Rail road Church oervlc< 10 a.m. Blbl• Study Wed· St., MaSon. Sunday'SrhoollO a.m.: Mom- nesday a t 7: .II p.m, J une·thN SepttmbeT, 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday ~enlng ' ~ng woMihlp ·ll A.m.: Evt>niQJ:servlCe6 p. 7 p.m. J uoe thru Septeml>or, 6 m. Pra yer meeHna and Btblt> Study Wed· Fell0111ohlp p.m. October thru May. nesday, 7 p.m. CARLETON INTERDENOMl NA.TIONAL CHURCH, Kin gsbury ROld. R t~V . Davld Cu rfm11n, pastor. Sund ay School 9.: 30 a.m.: Ralph Carl. Supt. Evpning wors hip 7:00 p.m. Pra"e-r met>linR. Wedne-sday J . . 7: 00 p.m. LONG BOT'I'OM CHRISTIAN , ~ody Hollan d. pastor: Wa l l a ~ DamE'Wood , Sunday School Supt. Worship SL'rvlce , !la . m.: BiblE' SChool to a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS O!U ROT . Sundau & hool al 9: ll a. m.; Morntna Wor· ship at !0:30a.m.: Sundayev,.lngservlcr ar 7:30 p.m. Thursdau SE'r.>lces at7: 30 p. J mffiEE DOM GOSPEL MlSSJQ N 1 1 Bald Knob. loca ted on Countv. Road Jl. Rev. Lawren"" mp, -t~r.slor . Rf'V. '"" Giuesenca RQRt'r Willford, asst . pastor. Preu.~lng Sf'rvlces Sunday 7: 30 p.m. Prayfr meeting II' ~ da 30 G G ttflh ~ nes y. 7: p.m.. aryf'vmln!l r 1al· leader. Youth !n'otiPS Sunday )J p.m. wtth RogH and VJolel Wmtord, : 6 IEQders . Communion serviCt> flrsl Sunda y each mont h. · WHITE'S CHAP EL WESlEYAN CHURCH_ CoolvUie RO . Rt>\'. PhUllpRi· dmour. pastor. SundaySr-hool g:JO a. m.: wors hip SPrvicE> 10: 30 a.m.; Bible stud y and worship !W'rv ic.-. WOOnesda y, 7 p.m. RUTLA ND CHURCH OF CHRIST, r;.;,;,;;;,;,..;,.,._________~------------, Mark Jont'S, pastor. 8111 NlchOIStll , Sun· .a s h 1s 1 s d Sch0019: 30 a.m.; uay c 00 up · un a y Morning Worihlp and Co mmunion 10:30 a. m. RUT LA ND BJBLE MET tD DIST. Amos Tlllls, pastor. Sonny Hudson. su pt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Mom in~ wo rship, 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evm lnR serv icE> 7: 00p.m. Wf'dn f'"Sday serv ice 7 p.m. WMPO program 9 a.m. rach Su nday. RtrrLA ND CHURCH OF THE NAZA In days of old wren poople had a wood stove to cooh a nd heat by, RENE. Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunda y School9:ll a.m.: Worship !!if'ndce 10:30 8 . people woo were cold would walk up and stand by the stove to wa rm m.: You nji!: j)('Op le's ser.o lr-e 6 p.m. up. The kitchen Is alway s a cozy place wren food Is cooking any way. Evanji!:ellsllc serv lct>6: 30 p.m. Wedn tsda y sprvlct 7 p.m. Sitting on the far side d the room, away from the stove a nd Its MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. Miller warmth does us U~ good. When cold weather comes and I have Sl. . Masoo . w. v a . Eup:tnf' L. Congf-r, m.J . rome In out d tre rold I enjoy sitting In a cttatr by the window wrere nisler. Sund ay Bible Study }()a.m.; Worship 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wf!dn e~da y Bible the warm sunshine comes beaming In oo me. It ts wa rm and oozy to Study. vocal muslc, 7 p.m. sit In tre sun. Come spring and tre first warmda~ we wa nt to go out LIBERTY ASSEMBL y OF GO D, Duddi na La ne. Masoo. w. va . J . N. Tha cker. ,and sit In the sun and feel Its warmth. pas tor. Evening M'rvlce 7:30 p.m.: WoIn life some poople always seem to sit In the shade and on the oorth • M 1 ••• 9: JO a.m.; ffi ('l'l s In stry . Th ur:oucay, Wednf"5da y Pray(>r and Bible STudy, 7: 15 side of tre IKtuse and complain about Ire cold and gloom. Naturally tt pm Is cold and gloomy on the rorth side of a IKtllse. The warm sunshine .. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN cannot touch us there. In the winter with Its cold and snow 1 try to CHRISTI AN UNION. Th ~ Rev·. Willia m park my car. .In a sunny place so when I get In It It Is cozy and warm Campbt>ll . pas tor. Sunday Sctlool 9:Xl a. m.: Jamf'S Hughes. su pt. Eventngserv lrtInside. Wl!rtnth from God's heater yw rntgbt say. . 7: J() p.m. Wednsda y even in g prayer mre1 · God gave us the sun to brighten oor days and wann our he arts . tng 7:30p.m. Youlh p-ayer servlct> ea ch Whenever we see poople whoare coldandtrownl!lg, we nero to s mUe Tuesday. . FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. ~tart , and be a S\lnbeam that brlghtms and warms their day. Sitting aU w. v a .. RL 1. Ja mes Ltwls, pastor. Warwrapped In shadows and looking only m the dreary slde oiiUe makes shlp SPrvlres 9:30a.m.: Sunday School U a.m.; Evening worship 7: 30 p.m.Tuesda y us Into an ICeberg that shivers oor Insides. God wants our lnsldes .to co11a.g~ prayt-r mPf'tln g and Blblt> Study be lr!ght and sunny as well as any porch oo thesunny SouthSkleol a 9:ll a.m.: Worship M"rv tr-e, Wednesda y 7:ll p.m. IKtuse. How can anyone be warm and Inviting oo the outside If they OU R SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH , are cold and !ridged on tre Inside. Get up and move io tre sunny side Walnut and Henry Sts., Rav.en.;.wood, W. of the house, and of the street, and of your neighbo rs Ule. Be the Va . The- R(l\'. GE'or•r C. Wf'lrt<;k , pastor. Sunday SCbool 9; .JJ a.m.: Sunday worship warm suruihine of God that touches many hearts and souls ea ch day. 11 a.m. Put a smile arid sunny oountanence oo your lace and be Ire w a rm CALVARYBIBL ECHURCH,Iocatl'don Pomt>roy Plkf. Coo nty Road '25 nNr Flal· sunshine In the Hves of all you meet. Be a sunbeam for God. woods. Rev. Blackwood. pastor. SHvlcts on Sunday a tlO: » a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Sunday School 9: 30.,.a.m. Bible STudy, WEdnesday, 7:30 E.m. FAIT H FE LOII'IIDP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, S!. R1. 338, Ant k;iult)' . Rev. Franklin Dtckefls, pastor. Sunday mom· ln p: 10 a.m.: Sunday even ing 7:.II p.m. Thursday evenlnR7:30 p.m. ·STIVERSV ILL£ CO MMUNITY SAPTJST CHURCH . Pas10r Robert Byers . SundaySchoo\ 10 a.m.; Worship service 11 a.m.; Sunday f'Vt>nlng setVk.'f',7:30 p.m.; Wednesday evenln Rservice 7:30 p.m. INDEPENDENT l«lUNESS O!URCH Inc.. Pearl Sl. , Middleport. Rev . O'DeU Ma nley, pas tor .. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Mornln R wonhlp 10:30 a.m.; Evening worship 7: 30 p.m. Tue-sda y. 12: J() p.m. Women's Prayer meoetinR . Wednesday, 7; .II p.m. Praye r and Pralseserv i ~ . O!URCH OF .JESUS CHRIST APOO· l'OLI C- Va nZandt and Ward Rd. Elder Ja mes Miller, ~slor. Sunday School, 10:30 a.m.; Wors ip SE>rv lce, Sunday, 7:.II p.m.; Bible Study, Wednf'!l da y. 7::.1 p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN FHOLINESS, Hnrrlsonvlllo Ro.od . Davitt err•ll, pastor: Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt .: Sunday Sc-hool 9: ~ a.m.; mom !ri g ~· ~ h lp. ll a.m.: Sunda yevenlngservlce7:30 p.m. Prayer M(lo(ltl ng, Wed nesday, 7:30 p. mSYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH 01' GOD. Sun non ·Pf nlecosta l. Wonl\lp !ef\'k"e day 10 a.m.; SundJi y School U a.m. Evening wotstl tervlce 00 7:00 p.m. Ylednesdl y ~- L.___ _ ______ ,________________, prayerlpmeettn11: p.m. J " o' Friday, Januarj 10, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page- 5 Bears' field general feels Rams tilt, 'just 'another game' SUWANEE, Ga. (UP!) - Jim McMahon tried to pretend Sunday's NFC title bout in Chica go belween his Bears and the Los Angeles Rams Is ,., just anofher ba U·game." "That's the way I look a t it ," the · Bear s' super<OOI qua rterback said . "I don't put pressu re on 'l!tyself." But McQjlahon then rever sed his fie ld, saying, "II Is a big game lor us. We can 't gel to the Super Bowl without winning this one. All we've done this season won't mean a thing if we don't win this ball game. We're 16-1 , bu t that won'l mean much II we don' t'wtn Sunday." The Bears complete three days of practice this m orning a I the Atlan ta Falcons complex northeast of ·Atlanta a nd fly back lo Chica go, planning a fina l p re-ga me workout Saturday morning at S oldier F ield . The Rams, 12-5, a rrived In Chic ago Thursday to get used to lhe time difference, since Sunday's kic koff will be 9: 30a.m. Ca tuoniia time. The Bears-Ram s winner m eets the AFC champ, e ither Mia mi or New E ngland, in the Super Bowl J a n. 26 in New Orll'ans. Mc Ma hon cla imed It doesn 't m aile r which team wins the AFC, bul then a dmitted the Bears hope it's Miami so lhey wUI have a cha nce to avengp thei r only loss - a 38-24 beating by the Dolphins in Mia m i on Dec. 2. "In a way, that loss to the Dolphins was a good thing," said McMa hon. who th rew two touch· down passes in last Sunday ' s 21-0 playoff victory over the New York G iants. "II took the pressure d. the (12· game ) winning streak off our backs and gal us to rededicate ourselves to winning." The Bears have ·been better known for the ir de fense t han their offen se this season , and Ihat's OK with McMa hon. McKinnon, who c augh t two touchdown passes from McMahon last Sunday. "Bu l we're r eady to do whateve r It takes lo win the foo tball · . game.·· "Our trade m ark has been de- · lense, no questiO n a bout thai," he said. "We couldn't hav e won the' cx~rdefense . I wav we li'ave wlt!Ktut . hope lhe Ra ms don't take our offe nse too serious ly. It's not my offe nse. ll's wha t the coaches put together. I just try to orchestratl' . it." Mc Ma hon said lhe Bears will have a different g ame plan br the Ra ms than they had against the Giants. "The Gian ts used more of a pressu re dl'fense than tre Rams will ," he sald . "Thl' Rams usually use a three· man front, sometiml's bringing a line backe r . I' ll have less holes tothrowto .'The R ams de fense cbesn 'l make m istakes. They'll be Iough to com!' from behlltd aga ins t, beca use you don't score on trem qu ickly . "I lhlnk il will be a good tussle." Sunday 's NFC title gam!' is expected Ia featu re a duel between NFL career rushing leadl'r Walter Payton (14,860 yards ) of the Bears and tre Rams' Eric Dickerson , who set the NFL single-season rushing record (2,105 yards) in 1984 and had a playoff·record 248 yards last week In the Rams· ~-0 vic tory over Dallas. Bul Mc Ma hon e xpects to compll· me nl Payton's running with his passes, especia lly to wide receivers ))ennis McKinnon and W!Uie Gault "We won't be going into tre game with any preconceived notiOn of IKtw oft en we' r e go ing to pass," said Addi>d Ga ult: "The Ra ms will have a lot of deep cover age out there. W e'll have 10 takl' whal they give us." ~ McKIJinon said the Bears wUI he morP re laxed Sunday ·than they were In last yeat's NFC title gli!ne, whic h they lost 23.0 al San Francisco. "We played the 49er s, who were on a roll, after a tough (23·19) win over Washington and weren't ready to play," McKinnon recalled . "This year, we're In tre positiOn San Francisco was In las t year." "We're all a year older, a year better, " said Ga ull . "We' re going Into Sunday's game looking to win instead of like lasl yl'ar, when we went In ttymg not to lose. "A year ago, we didn't know how to win the big g ame. This y ear, we cb. We mlghl be ttght early, but once we get rolling, we 'll relax ." McKinnon said holding Dicker· oon is a key and that ttl> Bears' offense can lend a hand In containing him. "Our defense says they have set a goal of holding Dickerson to 50 yards," McKinnon said. " For trem to do that, we (the d.fense) has to give lhem a hand. H we can score early, get a comfortable lead, then the Rams wUI have to forget Dickerson. But, we're not concerned about stats. We' D just be trying to win. " There was some concern al midweek thai an Injured knee rnlghl cause Mc Kinnon problems. RAMS BIG TOPIC - Dennis McKlnnon (right) alid WOlle GauJI of the Chicago Bears talk to the press 11tu~ about their upcoming pme wlh Ire Los Angeles Rams for Ire NFC lllle Sunday. Allmugh the and dom'ro reason. You see 1he sam e lhink i is coa c hin£." Ber ry ha a lol of respect' lor Shula 's co hing when he played for him, an main tains that respecr as a rival. Berry admits he has patterned himself after Shula In some ways. " In m y opinion , lhe re hasn't been a grea ter roac h In the game of fool baU," Berry said oiShula. " In a lot d areas, me and Don are alike. I lea rned a lol from him . "He's the kind of coac h lhal d oesn't have many problems . he ha s solutions ." Ber ry. who had been oul of footbaU s ince 1984, gave lhe Dol phins' Suooay rromin g insptralion speech before !heir 1984 game In F oxboro. Mass. Alter Miami won • • SVAC cage statiStiCS Sermonette uading scorers All games ~' mnw~ K\ ~1'1 G t•l F't 1"1.1- .\w l"'ll)rr. lo •lllh Cn 'At IA•,.rhman . ~~~~ • M11lt' KMn!l 'l. fo'C: !1 11 S. •;m rut.-.:. . tn IXil•· illlrm.. lf'T t11nn ShfVpu·ct s r jji I ll ~ !til Ill II ~ ·'-" ~:! :fi 1~ q c~, :!1 ru II .fl ~ 11!< Jt..: ,, Miki' ll ak', OH m -.~ l:tl H k•tl ! ;1trmn•. 1\ (" Ed Colli n~. f':a:-1 llnan tiOI'-"r-11 . I 111 En:· F;J \1' . n u ' ~1 ·, ,\nt ' [lidd~ '. \ l ; 'I , 1111 '1-1 li \~ ~..-,~ :tl\ f i i 1(, :l l :!11 ."f l :.l I.T: ~I (; ··~ . '""" u r tlj.1 ,.ll"o .& i _, llann.rn TrJ I"I' t.;o I~ I JS!< s, mrTil""' \" ,tlk"' t:,r-.lc>rn :\n11 h c;,.tli.l :.? r n; u ; :81 t:.'!l r:l! .; (Y, ;+.• :ll-ll t7:1 ~~ tl .~ ~9.2 .n ; '11>.tl 1 ril.~ tT.' ~A t!1 :r.; t\.Ul to 1~ ., 1~1!1 ..-; l!l"' .n...: 17:1 'II :Fti liOJI 0. 1 ~ HUI 1\1 1-'t., Ctn "' :r. h "oJlh\IT ' Ii 'T rl 1n ;,.'\ ! I 1:11 1.11 •• fl 111 rrn 1 ~ '• Ill ;,; 1:! I;); 121i 11 \1 :!I ur. 11 ~ TIXId IJo.~'l . \(; t "n'('j,: l hll h l 11'1 " Team defense 171 !!Ill tO~:!!l Ill 1i:! :1J; Tudd H oh ~ ·ln. M~ ""- I:UoomTirlct. s\· l,t, tlt11<1k·k. Sou T('(ld ,\d.,m!'. !->ou I!' 711 :.!4 ltH \".rllo"l SoJth\\KII' I n Tonight's games South Point al GaiUpolis Athens at Logan Jackson a t Mar tella Portsmouth at Boyd County MOton al Point Pleasanl Circleville a I Greenfield Waverly al Minford Northwest at Wesl Rock Hill a t Fairland Chesapeake at Coal Grove MUier at Meigs Wahama at Buffalo-Putnam Southern al Eastern Hannan Trace at Southweste rn North Gallla at Kyge r Creek Oak Hill at Symmes Va lley Valley al Wheelersburg Salunlay's games: Ga!Upolis al Northwest Ironton a I Waverly Wheelersburg at South Webster Parkersburg at Athens Ashland Holy F amily a t North Gallla Southwestern a t Wa ham a 44·24, Ron Meye r was fired as Patriots coach and replaced by Berry. The fact lha t Shula Is In his 23rd year a s head coach tells you oomethlng a bout him - only great ones las! that tong. Bqt Berry also has pulled a ~are feat by getting his team wllhin one game of the Super Bowl in his firs! lull yea r a s head coach. Berry has laken a team I hal has a history of falling on Its fac e In big games, and won must-win games against Clncl{tna U, the Nl'll;' York Jets and Los Angeles Raldl'rs in successive weeks . " He 's brought them lurtrer than they've been In a long lime, " Shula said of lhe P a triOts. " If they lire coac hes lor losing, they should applaud lll>m lor a job well done." HMII'Iiln 1),111 (;,rltl;l 111 q llak Hill 1-~ t s h • rn :...~ r:r. !\.',;\ 11 ~ :l:~l .;:.!; :.... ~ !1--1 .ur• 17. l'ti 111 "io.J rh\l"I'!<INR . tu t-i 1J..'{'! C'in-..: GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Propte a round the league have applauded Berry. "Thl'ir c oach has a lot 10 do wit h It," Raiue r s running hac k Marcu s AUen said. "For tre first time, lhey enjoy playrng lor this coach ." "He d idn't do anything m agic ," Patriots Pro Bowl offensive tackle Bria n Holloway said. "H e just sa id 'I've been trere, I know what It takes Ill get the re. Let me he lp you and sbow y ou." 204 Condor St. Pomery, OH. Phone 992-2976 FAU I Wlfl111 HOVIS Clo!M M.ulay Tues.-Fri. 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to I a THE GRAVELY SYSTEM :n·, tf.l ~ I ~ I ,-,., 11:1 TUESDAY NIGHT-MASON UNITED METHODIST (HUR(H ri:J ~ 6:00-1:00 P.M. .WEEKLY , MI:MIERSHIP ONLY SS.OO-WEEKLY CLASS FEE ONLY S3.DO WINTER SCHEDIIE IEG ..NING MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1916 ~·w 111~ lll:t CAU.: 992·3312 II ~ \",r lk-- ~ " I :!}1 '(, '1•1 !",_'ol !l :.m lt! -.~ :"' ~ TI":K't' 1\t,.·rh r-:.. tth• Sou t hr.n ·~t rl"n .. li :IAI\'111 1\\"~t•r 111 Ill !I ( "rfll."ok ~:: IS II ' I O:~ k f 'J F't rt_, .\ n :J4 1!11 "•W '•I ll !Ti Ti I ll !\.1.!• (i '"l.l l tn·n S\ rrfnf"' n IIIII ~~~ 1 ~ 1 :r.:J :!.,'~1 ~~ 1'1~ till.~ 1'1."1 1119 ti:!.!l ~~ iJ;j h."HI 11 :1 li'Y> ~~.:.! (; .-, B•'kl' nm l'l'!ol. trr .lohn Sb!TVJ).1rd. S\' Totl1t Hobldn. f"f: Sl\ lllnomlk'ld. !'< \" . r~, l"ll~rH. Sou . Tndd l)n:of. o\" f i ... ,. Todd Ntmn~. Suu .·" n Olddlo:'. SCi . t-:d t 'oi Un.~. fo:.;ts1 Thllm~'" S\" Etk Fa:-.·•·. Olf ... i\con ~l\u ~ . ~ 12 I!.! :.'11.:1 H :.'J I lltl 1 ~.11 ;...-, ¥1 1"1 Wu•,.... filt•tl ClllnYlt1'. t\!" .\ \"C' Ul ICiti ~ ~~ \~ lll!'i r; '• ti ~ l t ~~ IIi :! ,; .(\ 11 1 ' !ti Hill t. ·" :!-I !'.? ISJ :n 17 1(1 u s Ml ko · lfllk'. OH . .lonn ,., f"&,. ti ~ 1, l!l 1\ll kf · h:rnlj.f'l. r\(; ~.:J 11 1'1.1 .i :N 11 .l i :b1 lti .l i ;r. ll ~ .ti . j; FOR THE BOTH OF YOU STYLING SALON SYRACUSE 992 · 3982 OPERATORS ·Uncia O'lrlen, ..... JaMy, Dllbbie Pow•ll -. .. ·< $6995 SILAOIUM ' Il l Th rs offer va!id only fo r Ihe pu rc ha~e o l ArTCarved Sil adiu m H.S rin ~~ betwcrn lanuary 3 and Februarv 1, 1986 . ~RTQ1c~~g· RINC~ Many other ft'd lurcs JH' J\o'.t iiJhlf' ala n e li!! a Q!..~ l1l E. tMin, Pomeroy .aush~l~ ~';~~~; ter m d" star· resee _ App . Rob Retner. SVAC only ti REGULAR 132.50 PRICE INCLUDES CUT & STYLE BRI NG I HIS AD EFFECTIVE JANUARY 13TH WE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTING 'GENERAL TELEPHONE BILLS AND CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS CABLE BILLS WE WILL CONTINUE TO ACCEPT BilLS FOR COLUMBIA GAS AND FOR COLUMBUS AND SOUTHERN ELECTRIC CO. 6:00·1:00 P.M. WEEKLY Team defense ....... $26°0 rH l' <.., ·\t'\( l < ,l!{ t !'1 MONDAY NIGHT - 5-POINTS CLASS lh'\ ''' ;. ! I-I l:Jl 'lAA :.".!'..! J:!i :lj j S.. mm.'!i \.11\fol PERMS ll .ll H•l tt 1 r. ! I 't-l 111 !1 .T• ~ ,.; rn o (; t 'll Jil rt,.. .\M 1U :.'7~ IW Iii {• ~ ;, '"•Jihl'l"n 1 WEEK ONLY I • :"!N"Ih ' Middleport native and forme r been numerous and very success· Stoba rt then departed Michiga n Gallipolis football coach Chuck luL Alter coac hing the GAHS Blul' to a ccept his firsl collegiate head . Stoban has been named the new Devils to the SE OAL championship coaching job at Toledo University. offensive roordlnator at PAC-10 in 1900, he m oved lo Moun I Ve rnon He immediately tu rned around a member Arizona Unive r s ity high schooL Alte r a s uccessful stint sagging Rocke l foo tba ll program. Thursday. winning three straight MAC chamthere, Stobart climbed Into the Stobart, who w as honored at the college ranks al Marshall then pionships before being named ro the 1982 Pomeroy Reg atta Supper at Miami of Ohio, assisting BoSchem · hea d coachin g posilion al Weste rn Royal Oak Pa rk, had been tre bechler. When the now lamed Athll'tic Conference member Utah olrenstve roordlnator a t Pitt Unl· Michigan coach headed lo Ann University. Alter a ttu·ee-year slint verslty the past grid season. at Utah, Stobart moved to Pill lasl Arbor, he look Stobart as his Slobart , long known lor his brUiiant offensive coordina tor. year. oftenslve s trategy, assisted under Pitt head coach Fuzz F azio, who , - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- -- - - - - - was fired al thP conc)uslon of the past season. Stobart' s coac hing stops ha ve Team offense f(' llltl wide receivers Gault and McKinoon say trey are ready to do wha1ever it takes to win . UI'I. Stobart joins Arizona coaching staff. l Old teammates, Shula-Berry square off in championship MIAMI (UP!) - Don Shula is proud of his forme r ll'a mma!e a nd player, Raymond Berry , e ven thoug h Berry Is blocking Shula's path to the Super Bowl. Shula and Berry were team males on lite Ball lmore Colts In 1955-56. a nd Shula coached Ber ry wllh llle Colt s from 1963- 67. On Sunday, Shu Ia wtll coach the Miami Dolphins In the AFC Conference Championship G ame for tre fifth lim!' whill' Berry has lhe New E ngland Pat riots there In his lirsl full season as a hea d coach. "He w as very specia l as a player ," Shu Ia sa id of Ber ry, a Hall of Fa me widE> receiver. "Through hard wo~ he m a de himself one of Ihe besl p layersl'ver . He d id it wilh ro fr tlls. Everylhing was organized game Is expeded to feature lh~ running of ~r Payton oflhe Bears and Eric DickersOn ollre Rams, I. " ~~ly :Ri~g;r:rt. ... ' .and Martin 1.1.:1 r:L1 w; 7'! Wl /il; 1\.ll r; t 1 1\i IH.I' 'l l I . . . . .. ti :l.t lh t! ... . ·' 1>1 hl .O 1\1 )11 ; 1 111.11 m Team offense ,..._ ~:.. .~J••rn U Fji; F1 f'&l; AM ' :Ill 7!"1 .f!ll 71lt rt-.1 ~ .n ; Iii.; ., lrfi ~ -¥t! n;u " lti:.l ~ :t~n "-ll! O.lk Jlltl . t; ~ttn· n 1\:QI"Ih ( ~ l iiiJ 11110ro1n 1'r;IC'I ' 1~:.! il ~ •• 786 N. Second StrHt Middleport, .Ohio 1\L'i ( .. . . ' ·- .. ' .. �Friday, January 10. 1986 OIIDIN&Na! The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Friday, January 10 1986 Page- & NO 114 AN !MIIIOENCV OIIDI NAIIICI! INAC:TINQ AN IAIIIII!D INCOME TIUI. 1111CWDIIIIQ INCOME TAX lllllllLAnoNa fOil THE ~01 Of POMEIIOV f I WHEREAS he Vllago Coun the ltl NetPoft Anetganfom Harold Van Meier Columbus visited his mother M s Ada Van Meier on Tuesday Mrs Rose Jones and sons Racine were Suooay visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Ervin Phillips and famUy Mrs Joanne Dobbins Columbus Emma Lee Brewer Reynoldsberg and Mrs U>anna Beegle Racine wen> holiday guests of their father Edgar Brewer Mr and Mrs Randall Talbott New Lexington vis lied FI t;:da Carpenler and Tommy Beegle Racine Thur.;day ! PROGRAM SEI' The Health Maintenance series sponsored by Holzer ~edlcal Center and Holzer Cllnic GaJHpoUs continues Tuesday 2 p m wllh a session on breast k>lsons and ""er the counter drugs The session starts lat... than nomial this monlh only Here Dr Thomas Morpn and Carol J strauss RN look over a nuutllllOifiiOI Health maintenance continues with sesson on leisons, drugs The nmth n the b month!} sertes of programs on MamtenanCl' of Health JOmlly sponsoraltty Holzer Medical Center and Holzer Omtc and planned speciftcaily for com munity restden s who are age 55 and over wil be m Metgs County on Wednesday afternoon Jan 15 al 2 p m m the Semor Center Mulberry Hetghls t>omeroy The 2 p m time 1s In place of the usual 1 p m sess on Featured speakers ~<1ll be Tho mas W Morgan chatrman of the department of sur~ry at Holzer Medtcal Center and member of the Holzer Clime and Lff Bowman R Ph from the HMC phannac1 Morgan "ill speak on breast lesions and 'Bowman wti talk about over lil<'<Ounler drugs ' A graduate of Hatvard Med cal School Morgan came 10 Gallipolis m 195? lo JOm the staffs of Holzer Medtcal Center Clime after com pletmg his surgtcal restdency al Oh o Slate Un versitv He became certified b} 1he Amertcan Board of Surgery m 1955 A past presiden I of the 11 (XX) member Ohto State Medical Assoct a11on Morgan was a founding member of the American Trauma SoctPt\ tn 197'2 and was elected 10 membersh p m the American Assoclallon for Surgery of Trauma m 19"4 He serves on the Board of Trustees of 1he Holzer Hosplla I Foundallon and has filled a number of leadership roles in lhe American College of Surgi'Ons including as pres1den1 of Ill' Ohio Chapter Bowman is a nattve of Fostoria and rece ved his B S in pharmacy 0 1981 CHEV. 112 TON PICKUP ......... S429S 6 cyl wtth auto trans Very good condtlton '\ 1982 CHRYSLER CORDOBA ••••••••••• S429 S Beauttful black extertor & maroon tnstde 6 cyl wttlt auto trans Well equtpped ,. ........ ... :~ • from Ohio Northern Universtty In 1985 While attending Ohio Nortll>rn he interned at Fostorta City Hospllal He joinallhe staff of the Holzer Medtcal Center Phan;nacy following graduati:>n in 1985 Mary Harrison R N staff devel opment coordinator for the hospl tal along with Alice Wamsley director of Senior Citizen Center ac!lvilies is making arrangements for this community lnformalion service The public II; invi1ro to altend this first Heallh Maintenance program of the new year For further information contact Mrs Harrison a1446-52<16or446-5311 at the Hol>.er Medical Center TOPS holds • meetmg A silem auction was planned for Feb 4 when the TOPS Club Oh 570 met Tuesday at the Word of Faith Church on the Tin Middleport Funds from Ihe auction and olh!'r mont' ratsmg acnvilies planned "i I he used to purchase !l('W robes for M " Chrislmaslune and MISs Sp rmglune '1\\ enly seven weighed m wtlh Dons Batley being the best loser of the Wt'E'k MarvSnyderwon the frutt baske We gh m limP is from 5 30 10 6 30 p m with Ihe mt'E'tmg 10 be held from 6 30 p m 10 730 pm ReedJVtf!e butlders group has meetzng Members of I he Reedsville Com mumlv Butiders Club enjOyed a holtday dmner pari} a Sebasllans n Parkersburg Saturda y I.'Ven mg Atl!'lldmg were Mr and Mrs Rona d Osborne Mr and Mrs Dona d Myers Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens Mrs Wa fer Brown Da\ id Brown Mr and Mrs Rov Hannum Mr and Mrs Ernest Whttehead and granddaughter Sarah Frvdman and Mr and Mr LviP Baldl>r""n 1982 CHRYSUR LeBARON F.W.D•••••• SS99S 4 cvl wtth auto trans au & many more extras 1983 Buck LeSabre 4 Door, V-8r extra n1ce 1982 Olds Cutlass Supeme Broughan, 4 Door, V-6 1980 Dodge Miroda 2 Dr, 318 cu rn V-8 Clean 1982 Dotson Prckup, 4 speed wrth dresel motor. 1984 Mercury Topaz 4 Door, FW.D, many extras 1981 Burck Regal 2 Dr, V~6, tdt, cru1se, a1r 1982 Bu1ck Century f WD Excellent, 36,000 miles 1910 PontKK Grand Pnx. Black wI maroon Intenor 1979 Ford Fi 00 PKkup, 6 cyl , standard trans ' Wt: 7 9 F1nancinq ava1laiJie on se le cletl new Bu11;ks . Pontlaes & GMC I ruck s Growmg up m Meigs County a commentary on changes over the pasl 200 years was given by Mil«> Gerlach of the Meigs County Histoncal Society at Tuesda} night s meeting ol the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi Soronty al the home ol Evelyn Knlghl Kalhy Johnson presided al the meeting wtlh Donna Byer readmg a leller thankmg lhe group for SMITH-NELSON MOTORS Pomeroy, Oh. 992~2174 sponsoring a girl at Buckeye Girls State Sh!'Ua Harris social chair man reminded the group of a card party to be held at the next meeting with everone to take their own games Dee Spencer ways and means chairman announced a while elephant sale lor February Cookbooks an> sliD for sale Carolyn Grueser was hostess for lhe meeting Amateur Gardeners have meettng paper a large red vase with laf&\' while flowers red berries and greenery and a wreath of dessert flowers which came from Austra Ita Also displayed was a baskel arrangemenl wilh blue pink and yellow flowers A tour ol the LaSalle Gallery followed Ihe meeting Thelravellng prtze provided by Elizabeth LDhse was won by Grace Pralt Janel Koblenlz presented lhe program al the holiday meeting of the Middleport Amateur Gardfnl'rs held al the LaSalle Restaurant The program followed a Christ mas~inner and gtft exchange Mrs Kobientz n>ad Legend of Christ mas and showed several arrange menls which she had made includ tng a box of roses made from crepe Mary Ann Rankin Rankin birthday Mary Ann Rankm celebrated her second birthday on Sunday with a party al the home of her parents Mr and Mrs John Rankin Tuppers Plains A Raggedy Ann cake thelllt' was carried oul Allendlng wen> her brothers Jeff and Davtd Mr and Mrs LeRoy Fryar Randy and Brian Jack Rankin Julia McCop pin Mandy Maynard Sending gifts were Mr and Mrs Tony Jones Mr and Mr Jack Richardson Florence Ruth and Mtcheile Maynard Jewell completes specialist course AlrllJ811 Randy A Jewell son of Raymobd F and Judy A Jewell of 115 Kerr St Pomeroy has gradu aloo from Ihe US Alr Force SECurity pohet> specialist course at U!ckland Alr Force Base Texas Graduates of Ihe course studied syslems security operations tac ncs and weapons lrainin~ and Lal.eche to meet earned crroils toward an associate degree In applied science through the Community College rt. the Air ForCl' Jewell Is scheduled lo setve with lhe 3287th Technical Training Squadron a 1 Camp Bullis Texas He Is a 1985 graduate of Meigs High School Slinderella class has meettng The U!Leche League of Poml Pleasant will begm a ne" ser es of meet mgs Monda) night af 7 30p m al the home of Trtcta Kmghf 3003 Brook Dr ve Topic of the meelmg w II be The Advantages of Breast feeding to Mother and Batty The meetings are lnlonnal a nd open lo all women Addil onal mfonnalton rna) be obtained bycalling6754Ul Dtana Herdman lost lhe most we ghl and qual if ed to recetve her ~ pound wetghl loss nbhon and cerllftcale all his week s meeting of Sllndereila at Five Points Judy Wolle and Shirley Johnson Ited for runnmer up in Ihe class At the Mason class LOis Ann Reltmlre lost the most wetghl and Connie The Daily Sentmel Thompson was runner up Mrs ThOmas has also qualified lor her~ pouoo weight loss ribbon and certiftcae Winter classes are now held at the Five Points location at 6 p m on Mondays and lhe Mason class wUI contmue to be held on Tuesday mghts al 6 p m Jo Ann Newsome ts the lectun>r PHONE 992~2156 e 0a Of W Mr Sell 11111 CIHIIhd 0tt1 I Cou S. '-"'Y 0!110 071! _... 1 Card of Thanks 150 destgns $2 + 75¢ Books $2 95 + 75¢> p&h 130 So alit Fleltlotrs Sz 3I-M Alfco llroob Crlfls, The Metgs County FtrPman s Assoctallon ts sponsormg a program Whl Rope Rescue 7 Wed nesday Jan 15 al Scipio Township Voiunlt'E'r Fire Department The program begins at 7 30 p m The Dally Sant1nel ~--of,..._, Prill-. -. ll:li2-..Bhd.; lllaodsila N"f 11m ~Sill-- 127~ n Doilll 12Hooylllfll n ~ 111-EayArtafll I(,. ALICE BROOKS CRAFTS 86 Needlecraff Catalog Meettng canceled 8 Public Sale 8t Auct1on SvracuSI' PTO has canceled liS meeting for next Tuesda} Jan 14 AUCTION SUNDAY, JAN. 12, 198., 1 P.M. RED HILL AUCnON HOUSE Dtreaors to meet ON RT 50 I MILE FROM I 17 ID RED Hill RD THEN I MILE FROM RT 50 TO BUILDING We Will have sewng rocker chest~ draweB press back rocker ilreast dnlls 2 IXlSl drils com sheller loot adZI ax~ hand ptJN eree meaiJnder. About 100 Jlel:eS ~ old Fenton (Coindot Vaseen Cranberry! Severatstooe m SOflll with wrilin& kitchen cab> nt.1 walnut dresser base JDpular corner cu~ril, lOts of old tools wood planes dd oak rocker rec 11er plus !titer furn«ure &miSC ThP Board of Directors of Ill' Big Bend Ch ilan Club wUI mt'E'I a17 30 p m Monda) al lhe Community Action Agency Off ces In Pomeroy Park board to meet The Meigs County Park District Board d Commissioners will meet al 5 p m Tuesday al the o!fices of Attorneys Story and Story In Pomeroy 72K--Crochet or kmt lurban and scarf sel Sizes S M L tnel 7447--Kml cable striP~! poncho of synthet•c worsted 6 8 10 1nc1 Send $3 25 plus 75e postage handlrng for secure revenue fo the daely 001<111 on of the Wtoge and to tni'Ure the c:ont nuous un nter rupted de rvtfY of said s.....,ces and to secure funds to pr<Mde n accordance YJ~th the ac count ng system used by the ta11payer for federal ncome tax pu poses. Without deduct on of taxes mposed by th s ord fo the tmmed ate presentilt on nance federal state and othe of the f)Ubl c health. safety and taxes based on ncome and n p opef1Y and the case of an assoc at on WHEREAS he vI age Coun wrthout deduct on of sala es c I finds that sad ord nance pad o partners and othe should be passed as an owners and otherwse ad emergency ord nance n Ol'de JUSted to the requ rements of 10 secure revenue fof the da ly th s chapter 01*111 on ol the '<llleoe and to (k) Non Res dent An nd nsure the cont nuous un nter VJdua dom c ed outs de the ruDCed de rverv d said seMces V loge and to secure funds to provide ( I Non Res dent Un nco po for the tmmed ate preserva1 on rate<;! Bus ness Ent ty An of the pubt c health safety and un noorporated bus ness ent tv prQpef1Y not l'lavmg an off ce o pace of 8E IT ORDAINED BY THE bus ness With n the V I age VILLAGE COUNC L OF THE (m) Person Every natu al VIlLAGE OF POMEROY STIITE person panne sh p f due arv OF OHIO by an aff rmatNO vote assoc at on o coporat on of all members e ected thereto Vhlenever used n anv clause SECTION 1 p esc b ng and mpos ng a CHAPTER 27 EARNED IN penalty the te m pe son s COME TAX INCLUDING IN applied to any un nco po ated COME lAX REGUlATIONS ent ty sha mean the pa tners Seeton or members the eof and as 27 0 I Purpose app ied to corpo at ons he 2102 Oetntons offiCe s hereof 27 03 lmpos on of Tax (nl Place of Bus ness Any 27 04 EHectNe Par od of Tax bona fide off ce (othe than a 27 05 Return and Payment mere statuto'Y off ce) lactory of Ta)l( ehouse or othe space 27 06 Coflect on at Sou co wh ch s occup ed and used by 27 07 Oecla at ons the taxpayer n carry ng on any 27 08 Du es of the bus ness actiVIty nd v dua ly o Ad'mtn strator th ough one or more ol h s 27 09 IONOSI gallVa Powe s 1egu a emp ovees egula ly n of the Aclm n.st ator Penalty fo attend'an co 0 vulg ng Conf denttal (o) Resident An ndMdua Info mat on domiC led n the V 1age lp) Resodent Un nco po ated 2 7 10 lnteres and ~a ttes 2711 Co leeton of Unpad Bus ness Ent ty An un nco po Taxes and Refunds of rated bus ness ent ty have an Ove payments offiCe or place of bus ness With n the V lage 2 7 12 Viol at ons Pen at es (Q) Taxable Income Wages 27 13 Boa d of ROMew satar es and other compensa 2714 Allocaton of Funds "]7 15 Cred t for Tax Paid to ton patd by an emp ove o Another V lagt employers before any deduc 27 16 Collect on of Tax ahor Ions and or the net Pfof ts f om the ope at on of a bus ness Term nat ron of Ord nance p otess on or othe enterp se 27 50 Del n tons 27 51 Commencement of o act v ty ad usted n acco the Tax denceWJth the prov sons o the i7 52 mpost on of Tax o d nance Resident Employees {rl Ta~~:a~e Yea The ca 27 53 mpost on of Tax lenda yea o the f sea yea the 1me frame n wh ch the ne Non-Residents 27 541mpos 1on of Tax Not prof ts are to be compu ed under th s chapter and n case l!ils ness Prof ts Rnidents 27 55 lmpos on of Tax Net of a retu n for a f act anal part Bus ness Prof ts Non of a year the per od lo which such etu n s requ ed to be Residents w• 27 56 lmpos on of Tax; Not made Bus ness Proftts Corpor at ons ~em~ GUliS 1875 Ma~~ lteaiY barrel large! rnle, 32 cal BaDard Acfun 44 Cap &Ball6 siDIIJ!Iol Stevens Crack Shot Z2 cal Slevens Favoote 25 cal namltort J111~r Slide Ac1iln Z2 cal Marlil BOll Action with scope Z2 cal Autie Sirtgle 22 cal Hamngtoo &Richards 31 gal gngle Savage 250x300() level acliJn power pufrll ar rifle Tttms of Sale Cnh or check wtth positive ID PATRICK H BLOSSER- AUCTIONEER i N 599 S - 4 I 7245 CARD OF THANKS The fallltly of Vtolet Ill Smith would hke to that* MfYOIIt that sent bif111 day il1ll IIIWtll cards gifts and lkMers whteh ll1lde her hospitll stay mon cheelful We *N!kl also hke to that* lillie It latiwes lrielll s 1111 f1tiP bors that sent food flowers cants dOflltions to the Cancer Society theen In still at Vwllnns lllt1110f111 tlospital T14JIIIIS PIIHIS ~ Squad IIIWI111S · ~ FINn! especully Bitt BIOM! for his kind111ss alii undttsllndi~ IIIII 111111Y other eJIPIIISIOfiS of SJII1IIIIhy at the lllllt of tftt lou·of our loved 0111 ~111 thanks to the f..l:. d111 F0 E Auxthary 112171 for the touc:htrw mtmollll StiVICI alii ft lfYOnt for tlletr llflii"'S alii all the people that helped In III'J lilY Thanks 1r1n your ttnd ness wtl never be far &OHen May God Bless You All llonie The Fam1l {s) "Taw:paye A person whethe an ndMdual partner sh p assooat on or any co po rat on a othe ent ty equ ed hereunder o f e a etu n or pay 27 57 Bus ness lllocat on Percentage 27 58 On What Eam1ngs or Net Profrts Tax Frst L....,ed a ax 27 59 Foscal Years (I) Tile s ngula sha I nclude 27 60 Net Bus ness Prof ts 2761 Reconclaton "''h the plu at and the mascul ne shal nclude the fem n ne and Fede a Retu n 27 62 Retu n and Payment the neuter of Tax a.:don 27 03 tn ; 'liou 27 63 Col ect on of Sourcl o!Tu: {A) Sub,ect to he p CN 5 ons 27 64 Retu ns of Tax Wth of Sec1 on 27 16 an annual ta" held and Payment 27 65 Lomrta on on Cred 1 for the pw poses speeded n Seeton 2701 shal be m fo' Ta~~: Pad at Source 2766 Status and uablty ol posed on and aher January 15 1986 at the rate of one per Employers cent {1%) pe annum upon the 27 67 Declo a ons 27 68 Payment of Tax followong (1) On al sa a es wages comm sstOns and othe com pensat ons ea ned du ng the effectflle pe od of the o d 27.70 nqu 5 to a Powers a nance bv es dents of the IJ I age the V lage Tax Adm msHa ()( 277 1 Aecordsto be Kept by 121 On al sa a es wages Employers and Taxpayers 27 72 Colee onofDefcen comm ss10ns and othe cpm pensa on earned by non c~es Allowance of Cred fo res den s or \NO k done o Overpayment 27 73 Pena ry for OMO g ng seMces per1ormed Of ende ed n the Vllage Confident allntormauon Installments 27 69 Rec p oc tv Provos on Cfed t 1o< Tax Pad o Other Vileoes 27 74 n ere" and Pan a~ es 27 75 Collect on of Unpa d Taxes b 27 76 VOlat ons Pana~ es 27 77 Board of Revoew 27 78 Appt cab 1rv 27 79 Construct on Separa tv of Prov s ons 27 80 Consot dated Returns 27 81 Sp t Pavrot s 27 82 W hhold ng Statements 27 83 Vacat on Pay 27 84 Bus ness Loss Set CHI -2:701~ To prOVIde funds fOf the pu pose ot general mun c pa opetal ons ma ntenance new equ pment ext ens on and en a gement of mun c pal seN ces and lac It es and capttal mprowmont5 ol the Y logo there shal be and s hereby IVIed a ta11 on salar es wages oomrT\ISS on and other com pensll on and on net prof s as here nafter prov ded 11c11on n each pa«em Sind to 11.1Ve 'We Hne the Keys to a Better Deal" besides those named wen> Mrs Frank Blse Mrs Waller Brown Mrs CurtiS Cauthorn Mrs Terry Clinl' Mrs Ronald Cowdery Mrs HarUss Frank Mr Hennan Gross nlekle Mrs Ronald Osborne Mrs Donald Putman Mrs Clermont Harris Mrs Gene Wilson Mrs Denver Weber Mrs Ernest Whil~ head and Mrs Lyle Balder~n Xi Gamma Mu has meeting Ftremen s program set for Wednesday ...... The program In Remembrance was conducted by Mrs Thomas Spencer and Mrs Roy Hannum. 11~th all members taking part Mrs Donald M}ers won the door prtze Plans wefl' made lor th~ Febru ary meelmg to be held al the home of Mrs Ernest Whilehead Members are to take a homemade v1lenline AI the Christmas dinner recommended V teoe of Porno ov said ord o d nary and necessary ex nence be ng necessary to penses ether pa d or accrued Riverview Garden Club meets A Chrtstmas ornament and gift exchange wen> features of the annual holiday party of the River \1ew Garden Club held at the home of Mrs Okey Connolly Mrs Ray Young and her daughter KUa assisted with the party A buffet dmner was served by the members and gifts wen> exchanged arouoo a ChriStmas tree othe than Decernbe 3 t oasaago of th s 0 d nanceas-n the OP&t"at on of a bus ness emergency measure n accor pr~ess on enterp se or othe dance "''~ the Chaner of the actMtv after prov son tor al Stiversville area happenings Brandon Long Bottom Mrs Leanna Beegle Racine Crista Beegle The Plams and Rodney Beegle Nashville Tenn Leota Bu-ch spent New Years Day with her sister Mr and Mrs Lawrence Lipps and famUy Little Hocking Mrs Margan>! WUkinson Columbus Gary Wells Cleveland and Mr and Mrs Shane Wells and Johnny Nelsonville wen>weekend visitors of Mrs Fannie Durst Mr and Mrs Ron Conrad Columbus spent Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Congo or mo e pe sons on a salary wage commss on or othe compen!la on bas s (h) F sea Year An account ng pe od of wolve 1121 months end ng on any day ( ) Gross Aece pts The tota ncome from ~ nv sou ce whatsoe'wer c I has Mr and Mrs Gene Corns Huntington W Va and Mr and Mrs Greg Cooper and Heatht>r wen> Tuesday vtsltlors of Mr and Mrs Bob Cooper Holiday vtsilors of Mrs Audrey Bn>wer and David mcluded Mr and Mrs Kenneth Brewer Mr and Mrs Mtchael Wood Mr and Mr Kenneth BI'I'Wer II all of Colum bus Mr and Mrs Clyde Close Waterford Mrs Rita Garrett Mrs MarUyn Beall Mrs Joanne Dobbins Columbus Emma Lee Brewer and Trisha Leaman Rey noldsburg Mr and Mrs Harold Brewer Mrs Janie Filch and Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 oz o.r.a ,,, tt• As used n Sect ons 27 0 I to (3)(a) On the pdn on am bu table to the V llage of he net pof sofa esdentunncopo ra ed bus nesses profess ons o olhe ent t es deriVed t om sa es made >NOA done serv ces performed o ende eel and bus ness o other act 1111 es conducted n the VII age (b) On the port on of the d s r but ve sha e of the net p of s of a es den partne a owner of a es dent un nco po ated bus ness ent ty not at b utable to he VI age and not lev ed aga nst such un nco po rated bus ness ent ty (4)(a) On he pon on attr bu table to the V l~e of the net p of ts ol a non es dent 111+n corpo ated bus nesses p ales s ons or other ent t~s deriVed from sates made wo k done a serv ces perfo1med o rende ed and bus ness or other actMt es conducted n the V lage whethe or not such un nco po rated bus ness ent tv has an offiCe o place of bus ness n 27 16 the fol OWing words the VI age (b) On the oon on of the sha I have the mean ng as cr bed to them n thiS Sect on eMCept as and f the conteKt clearly nd cates or equ es a d fferent mean ng (a) Adm nsf ato of TaJta on A pe son destgnated and appo nted by the VI age Coun c 1 who shall adm n ste and ento ce the prov s ons of h s chapter (b) Assoc at on A partner sh p mtted partne sh p o any other form of un nco po ated enlerP" ses owned by two o more persons (c) Board of R0111ew The bOard c eated by and const tuttd as prCNided n Sec ens 21 13 ancf 27 77 {d) Bus ness An. enterp se &etN tv Pfofess on or undertak ng of anv n11ure conducted fOf P"of ts whether by an ndrvid uaL partnersh p assoctat on corpOral on or any other entity el Corpo at on A corpora t 01'1 01 pnt stock asscx auon otgan zed unde the laws of the Untted States the State ol Oh o o ,,., other state terr tory or forergn country or dependency ffl Employee One who WOfl<l for waves salary com ml"'on or other type of compenutton m the StMce of an .,nploytr (g) Emplover An ndiYidual plflnerlh p osiOCIIitoon corpo r11 an (ICI!Itl~mef1tal body UM or IQO!lCY or any Olhof ent IV wf>e1her or not orgenohld for prQ(II. w1oo or that emplovs one d su but ve share of net prot ts arned du ng the aflectf\le od of th s chapter of a Sldent partner a owner of a non res dent un ncorporated bus ness ent tv not anr tlutable to the v lage and not t:v ed aga nst such ncorporated bus ness ent tv 151 On the po~ on anr bu a ble 10 the V lage of the net prot ts earned dur ng the effec t ve per od of th1s ord nance of all corporat ons derived from sales made work done seN ces performed or ende ed and bus ness Of other act vtt es conducted n tl:'le V lage whether or not such corpo a 1ons have an off ce or p ace of bus ness n the VI age (81 The pon on of the net profits anr butable to the v 1 Iage ol a taMpayer conduct ng a bus nees profess on or othe actiV ty both With n and Without the bounder ., of the Y I11)0 othe corporal ons ela ed by stock OM'lersh p nte ock ng d ecto ates or some othe method o n case any oe son operates a dM~ on branch lactorv off ce abo a orv a act Yltv With n the V1age canst 1ut ng a port on on~ at ts tota bus ness the Adm n strata shall equ e such add 110na1 nfo mat on as he may deem necessary m ascerta n whethe net p of ts a e properly al o cated to the V lage It the Admm st ator f nds net p of ts a e not PfOper va ocated to the V lage by eason of transac ons WI h stockho de s or wtth othe corporal ens e ated by stack O>Nne sh p nte lock ng -d ecto ates o transact on5 with such d v s10n b anch factory othce abo a ory o actiVIty o bv some othe methOd he sha I make such a local on as he deems app op ate to produce a Ia and proper aUocatton of ne prof ts o the V age ld Except ons The follow ng sha I no be cons~e ed ta:wable 11 Poor rei ef unemp ay ment nsu ance benehts sup plementa unemp oyment be net ts old age pens10ns o s m far pavments receiVed from local state or tede a govern ments or char table 01 e1 g ous organ zat ons 12 P oceeds of nsu ance annu t es workmen s compen sat on nsurance soc a secur tv benet ts pens ons compen sat on to damages tor pe sonal nu es and Ike embu se ment not nclud ng damages fo oss of p ofls 13 Compensa 10n Ia dam age to p operty by wey of nsu ance or otheiW!se (4) nterest and diVdends from ntangtble p op~ (5 M Itary pay and at owan ces rece ved as a member of the Armed Forces of the Un ted States (6) Any char ilble educa 1ana f ate nal or other type of non prof t assoc at on or organ zat on enurrteJated n Secnon 7 t 8 0 t of the Revosed Code wh ctl s e"empt f om payment of rea estate ta"es s exempt f om payment of the tax mposed by th s chapter (7 ~ assoc a on or organ zat on fa ng n he category I sted n the preced ng para graph not exempt I om the paymen of rea estate taxes s requ ed to f le declarat ons and f na retu ns and em t he taxes lev ed unde th s chapte on all bus ness act VI es of a rype ord nar ly conduced fo p oft by ta11payers ope a ng fa pratt (8 YJhe e such non prof t assoc a on o organ zat on conducts ncome p oduc ng bus ness both INI h n and with out the co po ate I m ts t shal calcu ate ts prof s allocable to the VI age under he method or methods prov ded aboYe 'E1 04: ~'<EIIO..a:""... l'wlod oiTu The ncome tax shall be - lev ed collected and pad with e spect to he sa a ,s wages comm ss10ns and other com pensat on and W1 h respect to the net prof ts of bus nesses profess ons or othe actMt es earned aher January 15 1986 2:7 08 ............ Plr;wa of Tu.: (AJ Each ta:wpayer except as herem prov ded sha I whethe or not a tax be due the eon make aDd tea etun on o bolo e Apr 30 1986 and on or before Ap I 30 of each vear thereahe \A/hen the eturn s made tot a I seal vea rx other per ad d ffe ent t om the ca le~ yea the return sha I tMt I ed WI h n tau (4 ) months from the end of such f sea 'f'e8r or pe od The Adm mstrato s hereby author zed to prov de by egula t on that the eun of an emp ave o employers shON ng he amoun of ta11 deducted by sa d employe o emp oye s from the sala es wages com m ss ons o othe compensa 1on of an employee and pad by h m o them to theAdm nst a to sha be accepted as the eturn equ ect of any em ployee whose sole ncome sub ect o tax unde th s chapte s such salary wages co mm ss ons o a he compensat on iBI The re u n sha I be fled w th the Adm n st ato on a fo m or forms fu n shed by o obta nable upon equest from the Adm n stfator sen ng forth (I )Tho a~gregate amounts of salar es wages comm ss ons and other compensat on ea ned and g oss ncome f1om bus ness p ofess on or other act v ty less a owab e ex pensas ncu ad n the acQuiS t on of such gross ncome ea ned du ng the preced ng year and subtectto sad ta~e (2) The amol nt of the tax mposed by th s chapeer on such ea n ngs and prof IS (31 Such otner pen nent statemer.ts ntorma on re turns o other tnlo mattan as the Adm n strator may eQu re paymen app ed aga nst any subsequent I ab I ty hereunde or at h 5 elec 10n nd cated on the return the I')Verpayment (o pan the eof) sha be efunded prov ded tha no add bonal taxes or efunds of 8!!1 than One Do ar (S I 001 sha I be col ected or refunded lEI Amended Returns Where necessary an amended etu n must be f led n orde to repo 1 add t anal n come and pay any adchona tax due the requ reman s and/ or m tat ons conta ned n (1 Se~ton 2711 and 2715 These amended returns sha be on a form obta nable on equest f om the Adm n strator A taxpaye may not change the method of account ng or appo t onment of net prof ts afterthe due date tor I ng the or g nal retu n (21 Wtth n th ee (31 months t om the f na determ nat on ot any fede al tBJC I ab tv affect ng the taxpayers VIllage ta)( ltab ty the ta~~:paye shal make and f e an amended v lage eturn show ng ncome subtect to the V lage ta" used upon such f nal determ nat on of Ieder a tax Iab Itv and pay any add t onal taw: shown due the eon o make cia m for refund of any ewer payment - 27 08 Coloctlon 11 (A\ In acco dance wrth ru es and egulat ons presc bed by the Adm n st a o such em ploye wtth no dong bus ness woth n the V lage shal deduct at the t me of the pavmef)t of the salarv wage comm 5S on or othe compensat on the tax of 1 pe cent of the g ass salanes wages comm ss ons o other compensat on due by the sad employer to said emp ayee and sha I on Of before the ast day of the month fo low ng the c ose of each prew ous calendar month make a return and pay o the Adm n st ator the amount of taxes so deducted These returns shal be on a form or forms prescr bed b';' or accepta ble to the Adm n strator and shall be subJect to the rules and regu at ons presc bed tMe e to e bv the Adm n strator The empJover shal ~ 1able for the payment of the tax equrrect o be deducted and W'lthheld whether rx no such taxes have n fact been w thheld IBI The emplo~ n collec1 ng the ta11 shal be deemed to hold the same unt payment s made bv the employer to the V lage as a t ustee for the benef 1 of the Y I age and any tax col ected by the employer from h s employees sha t unt the same s pad to thEI V tage be deemed a trus fund n the hands of such employer ltctlon 27 07 De' all: • (AJ Every person who anile Dates any aJCab e ncome wh ch s not subtect to Sect on 27 06 o who engages n any b1.1s ness profess on en te p se o actfll ty SlJb,ect to the tax mposed by Sect on 27 03 shall t e a dec a at on sen ng forth est mated nco me or the est mated p of 1 or loss from bus Res!l act Vlty together With the esbmated ta:w duftthe eon d any p cw ded howeve t a person s ncome s wholly from wagu f em w.Nch thLlaaliiM I be wothhe d and emmed 10 the Vi lage n accord&I"'C~~" With Sect on 27 06 such person need not I le a dec a at on (81 II I The dec a at on sha be I~ on orbefo eAprt30of each year du ng the Ifa of lh s chapter or With n four 4) months after the beg nn no of such f seal yea per od (C ii ll The dec a at on shal be I ed upon a fo m furn shed or obta nab e from the Adm n stator provded how8\lef c edn shal be taken to the V lage tax to be Withheld from any pan on of the ncome In acco dance IN th the prov by soons of Sect on 27 5 c edt may be taken lor taw: to be pad to o to be IN thhe d and rem ned o another tax ng mumc paltY 121 The or g na declarat on {or anv subseQuent amend ment thereof) mav be nc eased o dec,eased on Of before any subseQuent Quarte 1v payment date as PIOV ded tor he etn IDl The <teclara on of est mated ta11 to be pa d the V lage sha I be accompanl8d by a payment of at least one-fourth ( I•) of the est rna ed annual a11 and at least a s m ar amount sha I be pa d on o before the ast day of the s xth n nth and twelfth months afte the beg n n ng of the taxab e yea P CN ded however that n case an amended declata on has been fled the unpa d ba ance shown due thE!feon shall be pa d n equa nsta ments on or befo e the rematn ng payment da es (EI On o befo e the last day of he fourth month of the year lot ow ng that fo wh ch such dec a at on or amended decla at on was t ed an annua eturn shal be f ed and any balance wh ch may be due the (C 1 The Adm n stratOf may eiCiend the t me for I Ing of the Vllage sha I be pad the OW1th annua retu n upon the request of the taxpa~r fo a per od of not to exceeds 1e 16) months or one month beyond any exten son requested of Of' granted by the lnterna Revenue SeMce fo the t 1ng of the federa ncome tax eturn The Adm n strator may equ re a tentat.ve retu n accompan ed by payment Of the amount of tax shown to be due thereon bv the date the eturn s norma 1v due No penalty or nterest shall be assessed n those cases n wh ch the return s lied and the f na tax pa d "Mth n the per od as exterlded 1011 t The taxpayer mak ng a return sha I at the t me of the PIIY to the Adm n st ator the amount of taxes shOWn as due thereon 11 ng thereof n acco dance WI h the PfCN sons of Sect on 27 05 ........... 'E1 08 Dutlto ol . . - (AI (I) tshal be the duty of the V llage C erk. o ece ve the tax mposed by h s chapte n the manne p esc bed he e n from the taxpave s to keep an accu ate eco d thereat and o eport a moneys so receiVed (2 ) ~ shal be the duty of the Adm n st ator to enforce pay ment of a I ta)l8s OWing the Vi lage o keep accu ate re cords for am n mum of fiVe (51 years shO¥VJng the amount due from each taxpayer equ ed to file a declarat on and/or make any retu n nc ud ng taxes Withheld and to show the dates and amounts of payments (6) The Admor>strator s hereby charged oMth the en P4'0Vided howe.or thlt where shall be determ ned as oro any pan on of the tax so due forcement of the plaYs ons of voded n SectiOn 718 02 of 1he th s chapter and s hereby ROMsed Code and n accor shall have been deducted lllhe empowered subject to the sou ce pursuam to the ptevt dance woth the rulfs end sons of Sect on 27 07 or approval of the Board of reoutauons adopted by the ROMew to adOpt end promul Adm n strato pu suant to th s where an ncome ta~e has been gate and to enforce rues and pa d 10 another rnun c pal tv chapter credn for the amount shown 10 reguletoons relllifiq to If>/ ICI Conao dated Returns be due end only the be ance ff manor or th ng peril nong to the (1) Fhng of consolidated any shall be due and PIIYeblell cofltciiOh ol ta•n end the returns mey be pennJtted or adm n st at on and enforce requ red n accordance wtth the t me of f hng the return ,.,.,, o1 the provos ons of lh s (2\ A t a - who has chlpltr rults and r~u1111ons orn nctud nq provoa10n1 C>ltl(ll d tho amount of tax to cr bed b>i the Adrnonostralor for lht ,....amonaton encf 1211n 1he cue ol 1 corpora whrch the Vlleoe ~ enttled correctiOn of retu n non Ilia cerritd on lrtnsacl ons under 1he prCMsoons of this Tho Admor"'l a1or s autho chef)lel fillY hlva such over ""h ts -klifldtrs or willi • The D111ly Sent.nei-Page-7 zed oa angeforthepayment of unpa d axes nte es and penal es on a schedu e of nstal ment paymen s when the a"Pil't'1! has p oved to he .Adm n st a or ha due to certa n ha dsn p cond ons he s unab e o pay the fu I amount of the ta~t due The autho zat on shall not be g anted untJ P oper eu ns a e fled bv the a:wpayer fo a amounts owed t>v h m under he chapte Fa lure o make any dele ed payment v.tlen due sha ~use lhe total unpa d amoun nc ud ng pena tv and ntere5 to become payab e on demand and the p OVts ons of Sect on 27 It and 27,12 shal apply (C In any case wha e a axpaver has f ed to I le areturn or has t eel a et:urn wh ch does not show rhe p oper amount of a~~: due he Adm n stra o mav determ ne the amount o tax appea ng to be due to the V tage from the ta11payer and shall send to the taxpaye a wr nen statemem show ng the amoun of tax so de e m ned age her WI h nteres and penalt es he eon f any (01 Sub1ect to the consent of he Boa d of Rev eN a pu su ant to egula ons app oved by he Boa d the Adm n st ato sha I have he powe 10 com p om se any n e est o penalty Of both mposed by Sect on 27 10 ~27~ ~ ~~dw Powrn: of the Adt ......... Ptntlty lor ,._ Ill ... Confl. dendll h1fonndun (A The Adm n st ato o anyone autho zed o exam ne he books pape s and eco ds of any employe o o any aw:paye o pe son sub1ec o or whom the adm n st ato bel eves s sub,ec o the prov s ons of th s chapte fa he pu pose of ve y ng he accuracv o any e u n made or f no etu n vyas made to ascerta n he tax due unde th s chapter Every such emp oye supposed emp aye axpaye or supposed aw:paye s t\e ebv d ected and equ ed o fu n sh upon wr nen equest by he Adm n st ator or ll s du y auth or zed agent o emp oyee the means fac t es and opponun ty lor mak ng such e11an:~ na ons and nvest gat ons as a e he eby autho zed (8) The Adm n st a o .. s herebv authouzed to o de anv person p esumed o have knowledge of the tac s to appear before h m and may exam ne such person under oath concern ng any ncome wh ch was or should have been retu ned for taxat on or any transact on tend ng o affect such ncome and for thiS purpose may compel he p eductiOn ol books papers and reco ds and the anend ance of al pe sons befo e h m whethe as partes o Witnesses wheneve he bel eves such persons have knowledge of such ncome or nfo mat on pert nent to such nqu ry (C) The efusal to p oduce boOks papers and records o he refusa to subm t to such exam nat on by any emp oyer a pe son sub ect or p esumed to be subject to the taxorbyanv off ce agent or employee of a person sutiJect to the tax o equ red to wtlt1hold ta11 or the fa u e of any pe son to campy With the prov s ons of h s sect on o WI h an o de of subpoena of the Adm n s1 ato author zed hereby sha I be deemed a v olat on o h 5 chapter pun shable as pro ~ded n Sect on 27 12 (0) Any nformat on ga ned as the esult of any etu ns nvest ga 10s hea ngs o ve f cat ons requ ed o autho zed bv th s chapte sha I be cant dent a excep for off c al pu poses dNulg ng such nforma on n v olat on o th s ordnance shal upon conv c on the eel be deemed gu ty o1 a m sdemeano and sha be sub ect o he f ne o pena ty of not more than F ve Hund eel and No / 100 Do Ia s s 500 00) o mpr so ned fo not mo e !han s x l6l months o both Each d sc osu e shal consttute a sepa a e off ense In add on to the above pena ry any emp oyee of he v lage who VlO ales the prov sons at h s Sect on elal ve to he d sclosure of coni dent a nlo mat on shal be gu tv of an offense pun shable by mme dated sm ssa (EJ Every aw:paye sha eta n a 1 records necessary to com pute hs tax I abltv for ape od of fve (5 ~ars from the date h s return s f ed a the w thhold ng taxes are pa d •u ...... 2:7 10 Ptl .... fA AI taxes mposed and at moneys Vwllhhe d or eQu eel to be wolhhe d by emp overs unde the prov s ons of th s chapter and ema n ng unpa d ahe thE!')' become due shal bea nterest at the ate of one ha f percent I '%1 pe month or fact on th9feof (8 In add ton to neest as p ov ded n pa agraph (a) hereof penalt es used on he unoafd 1811 a e he eby mposed as to ows {1 Fo Ia u(e o ~ taxes due othe than taxes w thheld one half percent I h%) per man h or f act on he eof 121 For fa ure to em 1axes w thheld from emp o.,.ees Three percent (3%) per month a fract on thereof (C Except ons A pena tv shall not be assessed on an add t ona ta ~e assessment made bv the Adm n st ator ~en a eturn has been t ed n good lath and the tax pa d thereon Wlth n the t me p es c bed by the Adm rustrator and pt<Mded further that n the ab!lence of fraud netther penaltv or nte est shall be assessed on anv add t ana ta~~: assessment result ng from a federal aud 1 provod ng an amended eturn s f ed and the addtt onal tall s pa d With n three (3 ) months aher f nat determ natiOn of the federal tP tabol tv (01 Upon ecommendat on of 1he Admon strator tho Board of RIMew may aba10 pena tv o n1ernt Of both or upon an appeal from the refusa of the Adm n suato to recommend abatement of penalty and m-t 1he Board ml'{ nover thtleu abate penalty or nter n1 or both .-,2:711 Q' tlotral 1Jr1>t1t1 T - tnd R - a l o. ....... ,la! IAI All taxes mposed by th s chapter sha I te co lect ble together \Mth anv nterest and pena t es the eon by su t as othe debts of ke amount a e ecove abe Excepl n the case of f aud om ss on of a subs an t a port on of ncome subject a th s ax. or fa lu eta fle a e um an add t ana ~ssessment sha I not be made after thee !3) years from the 1me he retu n was due or f led wh cheve s later p ov ded hov.eve n those cases n wt'uch a Com miSs oner of Internal Revenue and the taxpaver have executed a warver of the federal statute ol I m tat on the per ad wrth n wh ch an add t ona assess ment mav be made by he Adm n strator sha I be one ( 1 \ yea from the me of the f na delerm nat on of the lede a tax lab Ity (B) Tall8s e oneously pad sha I not be elunded un ess a c a m lo efund s made Wtth n th ee 3) yea s I om the date from wh ch such payment was made o the e u n was due o w th n three 131 months afte f na determ nat on of the fed e al ta• I ab I ty wh cheve s late (C Amoun so ess than One Oola S 00 sha l no be collected o elunded ~ 'E1 12 Ylolllrol""trtlot"""• Pel b' (A Any pe son who shal ( 1 Fa I neg ect o rei use to make any etu n o dec a at on equ ed by th s chapter o (2 Make any ncomp ete fa se or f audu ent eturn o (3 Fa I neg ect or efuse o pay the aw: penal es or nteres mposed by th s chap e o !4 Fa I neg ect or efuse to w thhald the ta x f om h s emp oyees o em t such w th holdngtotheAdmns a or a (5 Refuse to perm t the Adm n st ator or any duly auth o zed agent or emp oyee to e:wam ne h s books ec01ds and pape s relat ng to the ncome o net prof ts of a a11paVfH o !6 Fa to appea before the Mm n st ato and to produce h s bookS eco ds a pape s eat ng to the ncome or net prot ts of a axpaye upon o de o subpoena ol the Adm n s ra 0 0 17 Refuse to d sclose to the Adm n st ato any nto mat on w th espect to he nco me o net p of ts of a a~~:pa..,.er o 18) Fa I to coml.,. w th thep o \liS ons ol h s chap e o any o dar or subpoena of lhe Ad m n st ato autho zed hereb';' 0 (9 Gtve to an emp ave false nformat on as o h s true name co rect soc a secur TV numbe and es dence add ess or a Ito promptly no any employer of any change n es dence ad dress and date thereof or tv ( 0) Fa o use odnarv d gence n ma nta n ng p ope eco ds of emp oyees es dance add esses total wages pad and V !age ax w thheld or o know ng y grve the Adm n s ra or fatse nfo mat on o ( 11) Attemp a do anvth ng wha ever to avo d the pavment of the whole o any part of the ax. penalt es 9.1 qjer~sl m posed by th s c~aptar eor..,,._ he sha 1 not pav a tota v age -2111 nco me a• on the same ncome _ o i . . Tox g eate than the ta~~: mposed a The tax mposed by n s the h ghe ate s effect \18 as to chapte (b) E~~erv ndrv dua taxpaye ncome a'M p of ts ea neo o who es des n the VI age who ece ves net p of ts salar es ace u ng on and afte Jan u~ wages com mssons or othe 15 1986 and pay all deduc persona serv ce compensat on tons mus be made aga ns a o INOrk done or s8f\llces sa a es wages comm ss o perle med or rendered outside bonuses and other compen 1 of he v llage I t be made to tons ea ned o accu ng on a d appear that he has pad a vd age aher that date ncome ta:w on the same ncome 2:7 12 ~.. IIIL<I taxable under h s chapter to rJf Tu; R d 3 It En¥1uPC another v lage sha I be al owed In the "case of the estdents of a cred t aga nst he tax mposed the V llage an annua ta)( of one on th s chapter of the amoun pe C~Jll I %1 s mposed on at so pad by h mOf nh sbehalfto salartifs wages comm SSlons such othe v 1age The cred and othe compensat on shal not exceed the tax earned or ace ued on and afte assessed bv thiS chapte on January 15 1986 For th e such ncome earned n such other VII age o Vllages where pu ~ of determ n ng the tax on lhe ea n ngs ot the es dent such a:w spad a11payers taxed unde Sect on !C) A cia m Ia efund o 27 03 he sou ce of the c ed ( under th s Sect on shal be made n such manner as the earn ngs and he p ace o places n o at wh ch the se Adm n strator mav bv regula v ces we e ende ed a e mma ton PfCN' de '**>n 2:711 C I • 1Gf te al A such ea n ngs whe T.. otter T'""lnolloll of evf! ea nt~d or pa d a e axa a:...... ble IAJ This chapter sha con t nue effect ve nsola as the f!tiV of taxes s conce ned and nsofa as the col ect on of ta"es ev ed hereunde and ac ons o p oceed ngs fa co lee ng any ta11 so lev ed or enfo c ng anv p O¥ s ons of th s chapter are concerned sha cant nue ef teet ve unt al a sad ta~~es le VIed n he aforesaid per ad are fu ly pa d and any and all su ts and prosecut ons fo rhe co ect on of SBid taxes or to the pun shment of VIOiat ons or th s chapler sha I have been fully le m nated sub ect to the ITll tat ons conta ned n Sect ons 27 11 and 27 12 (8 Annual eturns due fo a a any part at the ast eftec ve yea at h s chap e shal be due on the date p ovtded n Sec ons 27 05 and 27 06 as hough the cant nu ng same we e INCOME TAX REGULATIONS ~ 'E7110: Dol"...~..........,., Fa the purpose of these egu at ons the fo OW1ng terms sha h.-.ve he del n t ons he eafte g"'en (a Ta• payer A person whe he an nd v dua panner sh p co pora on assoc at on o o her ent ty lb Assoc at on A panner sh p m ted pannersh p or anv othe fo m of un ncorporated en erpr se owned by two (21 or moe persons c Bus ness An enterp se ac IV ty p ofess on o undertak ng of any natu e conducted for p of 1 or ord na y conducted fo p of 1 whalhe by an ndrv dua partnersh p m ted pertne sh p corporal on assa. c a on or anv oth8!' ent tv (d Co po at on A corpo a t on o o nt stock assoc at on o gan zed under he aws cJ the Un ed States the State of Oh o o ~ any other sa e te tory a fo e gn country or dependency te Employee An nd ~dua whose earn ngs are sub ect to the w thhold ng o federa nco me ta" o soc a secu ty ox f) "Employe(' /lin ndMduM pa ne sh p I m ted partner sha be gu lty of a m sdemea sh p assoc at on co porat on no and sha I bet ned no moe gave nmenta body un o han F ve Hund ed and agenc., o arrv o her ent tv who No/100 Dolla s S50000S o a that emplOyS one or more mPf so ned not more than s 11 persons on a sa ary wage (6) months or both o each of comm ss10n or oth er compen tense sa on bass B) All prosecu ons unde g) Net Prof ts The net ga n h s Sec on must be com f om he opera on ot a bus menced w th n h ee 13) yea s ness p otess on o ente or se f om he t me of the offense ahe prov son for al costs and compla ned o except n the expenses ncu ed n the con case of fa u e o le a eturn or duct hereof nclud ng reaso n the case of I 1ng a false or f audu ent etu n n wh ch nable a lowance for dep ec a p osecut on must t>e com ton deplet on amort za on mence frve 151 yea s from the and easonable add tons to da e he e u'" was due o the reserves lo bad deb s e her da e he Ia se o I audulent pad o ace ued n accordance wth ecogn zed p nc pies of eturn was f led !Cl The fa u e of any em account ng appl cab e 10 the plove or pe son o eceiVe o method of account ng regularly procu e a elurn dedarat on a emp oyed and wtthout deduc othe reQu red to m sha I not on of federal taxes based on e~ecuse h m f om mak ng any ncome and W11hout deduct ng niOf'mat on retu n return o a'<eS mposed by lh :s chap e declarat on from I n.}l such (h Non Res dent An nd lo m or f om pay~ng he tax VIdual partnersh p m ted part ~ 2:713- al ne sh p corpo at on assoc a on o othe ent ty dam c led (A A Boa d ol R""ew au s de the V llage cons st ng of the p es dent of ( Pe son Every na u al the Pome ov VI age Counc I pe son partnersh p I m ted the V lage Mayor h& V age pa tne sh p corpo at on I du Cle k Treasure and two add c arv o assoc at on Whenever 1anal members appo nted by used n any cla use p esc b ng !he V llage Mayor s he eby and mpos ng a penalty the c ea ed A ma,or ty of the e m pel'SOn as app .ed o members of the Board shal canst tute a quo um The Board assoc at on shal mean the sha adop ts own procedu a pa tne s o membe s the eol ules and shal keep a ecord o and as app ed to co po a ons ts t ansact ons Any hea ng by he o I cers he eof 1 Res den Atl ndMdva the Board may be conducted p IVately and he p av s ons o pa tnersh p I m ted partner Sect on 27 09 With eference sh p co po at on assoc at on to he coni dent a characte o or other ent rv domiC led n the nlo mat on requ red o be V lage d 5dosed by the o d nance (k) Otner Enrtv The erm shall apptv to such ma"e s as othe ent fY means any pe son may be l"leard before the Board o un ncOfporated body not of ReVIew ev ously named o def ned (B) AI ules and egu at ons pand ncludes nter ala d cula and amendments o changes es ocated wuh n the V lage thereto wtlteh are adooted t1v ( Place of Bus ness Arlv the Adm n st a o under the author ty confe ed by th s bona fide off ce {other than a o d nance must be BPPfoved by mere stalutorv offiCe fac ory the Board of AftVIew befo e he wa ehause o othe space same become effectrve The wh ch s occup ed and used by he ta11payer n ca rv ng on anv Boa d sha I hear and pass on appeals from anv rul ng o bus ness act Vlt; nd Vldually or dec son of the Adm n st ato hrough one o moe of h !I and at tl'le equest of the egu a employees egula n taxpayer o Adm n s rater s anendance empowered to subs rtute ate A taxpayer does not have a nate methods of a locat on egu a place of bus ness out (C) A"f person d ssa sf ed Side Pome ov solely by con wth any ulng or dec son of 51gn ng goods o an ndepend the Adm n st atOf wh ch s ent facto or contrac or outside made uncle he autho ty heVIagetor sae confMred by lh s ord nance (ml Bus ness Allocat on Per mav appe~ theref om to the cen age The ave age percen Boa~d of Aevoew oMth n th f1Y (301 di'{S from tho announce tage or ved at by apptyong the ment of such rut ng or dee s on formula set forth n Sect on bv the Ac:Jm rustrato and the 27 03(bl the pe centage Boa d shall on hear ng have wh ch mev be appood to turtschct on to atf rm reve se or dele m ne the part an of lhe mod ly any such ul ng or ent e net profits of atal<PI't1!r to dec soon or any pan thereof be a located as h8\llng been - ,... liaiiDnf7 14: ''I . . I of made woth n the >~teoe oMth n the muntng of thl pr<MS ons The o low ng are '-Items wh ch are subjeCt to the t~ (A) Sala es bonuses o ncent ve paymen s recerved bv an nd v dua whe he d rect y o through an agent and whether n cash o n pr operty to serv ces ende ed on and afte Janua y 15 1986 l ) As an off ce or employee o both ct. a co po at on ( nclud r19 cha tab e and other non p of 1 co porat onsJ 10 nt stock assoc a on or JOnt stock company 2) As an employee as d st ngu shed f om a parme or membe o a partnersh p I m ted partoe sh p o any other fa m of un nco porated enter p se ov·med by one o mo e pe sons 3) As an employee as d st ngu shed f om the p apr e to l of a bus ness ade o p oress on conducted by nd VIdual owne 4) ~an off cer or emp ovee (whe her e ected appo nted or comm ss oned of a govern menta adm n s at on agencv arm authOI' ty boa d body branch bureau department diV son subd VJSJon sect on o un t of th e State of Oh o or any of the pol ca subd VIS ons the eat 5) As an oft ce or emp ovee !whether elec ad appo n ed or comm ss oned of a gave n menta adm n s at on agency arm author ty board body b anch bureau department dN son subd vts on sect on o un ol tt1e Un ted Stares govern men or of a co po at on created and owned o con tro led t1v the Un ted States Go vernment a any of ts agenc.es 161 As an employee o any o he ent tv o person !Bl Wages bonuses. o ncen IV8 payments ece ved bv an nd Vtdua whethe d ectly Of th ough an agent and whether n cash o n property io serv ces endered on anrl aferJanua y 15 1986 (1 ) Whethe based upon hourly da tv weekty sem man h y man h y annua un of p oduct an or p ecework ..... (2) Whethe pa o by en ndMdual 1m ted pannersh p paf1nersh p assoc at on co po at on ( nclud ng char table and othe non p of 1 corpo attons) govern men a adm n stranon agencv arm author~ board body b anch depanment drY s on subdiV son sect on o un 1 o any other ent tv (C) Commtss ons ecel\led by a taxpayer whethe d rect v or th ough an agent and whether n cash or n property,. fo ser v ces rendered on and after January 5 1986 ega dless of hOW cornouted by whOm or wheresoeve oa d H amoun s eceiVed as a d aw. ng account account e:w ceed the comm ss ons eamed the ta• s payable on the g ass amounts ecetVed Atmounts ecerved f om the emplover by way of expenses and no by way of compensa t on and used as such by the nd v dua ece VJng them. a e not deemed to be compensa ton I the emplover deducts such e•nense advances A~ such from h s g oss ncome lor the pu pose of dete m n ng h s ne p of s aiCib e under th s chap e It such comm.ss ons are ncluded n the net ea n nos of a t ade bus ness pr ofess on en te p se o act Vltv egu a IV ca l8d on by such nd VIdual and herelo e subject to taw: unde Sect on 27 03(A They shal not aga n be sepa ate y ta"ed In such case such net ea n ngs shal be taw:ed as povded nSecton2760 (0 ) The ece pt of tees and other compen!.a on fo pe sana serv ces rendeled shall be deemed to be sub ect to a•a1 on under th s chapte (E) Domestc servants are subtec o V lage Tax under th s chap e bu are not subJect to w thho d ng p OVtS ons That s o say he domest c w I eoon ea n ngs and pay the taw: d ec y to he Pome ov Income Ta11 Oepa ment The p av s ons of th s chap e sha no tie cons ued as e.,.v ng a a)( upon he to low ng 111 Poo el ef unemolov men nsu ance benet ts sup ptementa unemp ovment be nelts otd age pens ons o s m a payments eceNed f om oca state o federa gove n men s or cha tab e or e g ous o gan za ons f2 Proceeds of nsurance annu t es wor~men s compen sat on nsu ance soc a secu ry bene! ts pens ons compen sat on fo damages for pe sana n u es and ke re mbu se ment no nclud ng damages to ass of P of IS (3 Compensat on to dam age to P opef1Y by way qf nsurance o othei'Vt'lse {4 n erest and d Vldends from n1ang tile property (& M arv pay tnd a ONan ces rece ved as a membe of the The funds collec1ed under of Sect on 27 03181 Armed Forcn ol the Un ted ol th s chapter (n "The Qrd nerce Ord shall be depos ted n the nonce No 554 enacted by the States (61 Any char table educa Genersl Fund counct of the Vi lege of Po..... 27 11 CNdlt '"' meroy OhiO on January 6 t ana 1aterna or other type of profit associatiOn or organ T• 1'1111 • AI10IIIIf YIIIMo 1986 and any amendments 01 ron (AfWI~11"TTIIidOnt til tha zat on enume ated n Sec110n v neoe rs subjee110 a " teoe supplements the eta (Coll&bllle« H Ned P.,e) ncome tine n another vii age 1he prtMS ons �Paga-8-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy- Friday January 10 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 The Dally Sent.nel Oh10 Ord No M7 (Coiii8Detllrom Pre\'lou Pap) REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LEVEL HOUSE wttft l beciooms 2~· b.ns 8 111n1 oom liYIII room and lqe IIC!tll100 room IA>cltld on 8 acres l.ar11 fn pond Racme area 3 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME on 3 lots n Syracuse OLDER HOUSE wth l bed ooms on corner lot n Sy cuse HOME NATIONAL BANK FARM OR INVESTIIINT & BUILDING LOTS POMEROY Wnfht St 15 ac es wooded and huge pop a s exce ent t mbe seen c 2 BUILDING LOTS 1 ACRE PLUS 14 000 CASH Business Services RADIATOR SERVICE We can repatr and re core radtators and heater cores We can also actd bot I and rod out radtators We also repa11 Gas Tanks 0 z -a: ~ Telev ston l stenmg Devtces Computer zed Hear ng Atd Selectton Hear ng Evaluat ons For All Ages LISA M KOCH MS L1censed Cl meal Audtologtsl 44~7619 (614~92 X z - PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 M ddleport Oh o (614) or 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Gall pol s Ohto 45631 1 13 tfc CLARK COIN SHOP We Buy and Sell Gold & S lver Co ns Also Class R ngs Scrap Solver & Gold OPIN I 0 5 WEEKDAYS 10 2 SATUIDU 8 13 n YOUNGS ELUM REST HOME (P ly lu lanclltlf Home CARPENTER SERVICE HIOII 674 Plum 51 Mtddleport •Tender Lov ng Ca e •Sen o C zens •D sob ad V C YOUNG Ill •24 Hou Care Court St Pomerey CAU JOE BOWLAND After 7 00-367 0626 992-3595 Pome oy Oh o B&D MOBilE HOME REP AIR SERVICE GUN SHOOT 17lmo d 992 b215 992 7314 0 28 1230lmo SPRING STREET 6 ACRES - $6 000 ATTENTION BULDERS Th s p operty hasbeen sub d vded nlo 1 ac e - 10 aces tes can be sold nd v dua y Leax wa e obta n abe p ced ow pass be exce ent e ms Th s ~ an exce ent buy fa ethe fa m deve opmen MONTGOMERY REALTY DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW 992 3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10 8 tfc 614 385 7419 Collect ha ake 9 86 Ce k o he V aqe Co e Reed B NOT CE OF A PRIVATE SALE Not ce 1 hereby grven that on Jonuorv 20 1988 It 10 00 A M I provoto lllo w I be hltJd at the offices of Tho Contra Trult Co NA of Middleport OhiO 10 10 for cath the to k)wing coHate • to wrt t-11173 c.....- c to So 11 No CCY143 F409414 Tho Centro Trurt Co NA of M ddleport Oh o reaeNes tho oght 0 bd •• th ..... 1 8 9 10 3 c Pickup 11 Real j:state General Real Estate Pe den o e V age Co nc Help Wanted SAL£S REPS CCG CABU llllTO' 216E 2ndSt Phone 1 1614) 992 3325 NEWLISTING-Ode 28R home n Pome oy Wa k o soes Ony$6000 9 ACRES - Ease n schoo~ .J P wa e 3 Brs basemen & ootoo ld01gs Ast<~g $27 500 MIDDL£POAT ~ 8 ms 2 so es 2baths gasfu nace wood & coa hea nea bus ness sect on BAUII SUB DIY - 3 y old b leve 4 BRs ow hea b nsula ed 2 ba hs & nee g lot BRADBURY - Nea Rt 7 stsths 7 m amlyhome Cook & bake un s natu a gas fu nace ga age & eve ol On y $28 000 SYRACUSE - Remode ed 5 m fu basemen gas fa fu nace equ pped ktchen g ga age & b g o o ga den PDIIEROY- 2sto y 28Rs fu I basement ga age & a most one ace IIIDDL£PORT Lg level at ga age sto age &3 BRs REDUCED - Sma 5 m home n Mdd eport nea schools & so es $17 ~0 HANDYMAN - 2 houses you can ent o es o e Cose a sto es n Mddle port NEEDED RETAIL SALES PERSON ASST MANAGER RN's RN appfical~ns are now I:Eflg accepted lor ful>time and part time lllSitKJns. Coolac( lliredo of Personnel Pleasant Val ey Hospital Va> ley Onve. Point Pleasant. 'iN 25550 Pltope (304) 67S-4340 THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP F11 All ru Pt 111•1 N11t1 Housin'g Headquarters In local area Prefer person wtth sales expenence and knowledge of acounts recetvable Send resume to P 0 BoK 7291 Pomero Ohto PWS Off <t Supplto & Furnilv t Wdoling and G '""''"" Slattor~ory MagntiK S1901, Rubbo< Stamps Ius ""' Forms Copy Stn "' E 255 Mil S Miildltport 104 Mtilber y A• Pamtray 992 3345 32 THE omp91"1sa on pad o an emp ovee sha n dee mnng he amoun on wh ch M a ~~: s o be w hhed gno e an amoun a ovved and patd by he emp aye o he Spe< al Ro " Fo l•n or ( t ens PH (614)99233111 or 992 61DD 6 30 PM Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only !j.JO tf 2 20 m KOUNTRY "--";\ KLUB Golf (qUtpment "'"'""lot'• $HOoo. 0... Gol ... $600 Dol New 6. Prio Owned Clubs ..... Nce ne house n own nce o must be seen Want $26 ~0 00 HANDYIIAN S SPECIAL In Mddlepo t I ~ slo y ode home that needs eve yth ng. N~ee eve o a o $12 900 00 AU AMEIKAN MAOE CARS & !lUCKS TRANSFER CASES OROUE CONVERTORS USED REBU LT TRANSM SS ONS We Also Carry F sh ng Suppl es W• D•llm AutomatK IUIINISS PMON£ • 4 997 6ll0 RE~D£NC£ PMONI • 4 997 7754 Tronsnt11110tt 614 379 Chottor Ohio 2 mo KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Wt R111 F11 lm R1 124 '""""Y Ohio 446-4522 U-SA~E AUTO RENTAL St Rt 160 Nort• Gelllpollt Ohio 7 OHIO Autho zed John Deere New Holland Bush Hoi Fa m Equ pment Deale Flr111 Eqalp•••l P1rt1 & SeNiee 1 3 tic J&F CONTRACTING DOZER BACKHOE TRENCHER SEPT C SYSTEMS WATER GAS & SEWER LINES RECLAMATION PONDS SPAING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS OUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH 992 7201 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alco Tre.,•lulu 992-5875 Or 742-3195 *VINYl SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING *llOWN IN INSULATION BISSRL SIDING CO New Homes Butlt No Sunday Calls I SWEEPER and sew ng mKhrte epa and supp tet P ck up and da ery 01 1 Vacuum C e ae o eha me p p•rt• Georges Creek Ad Ca 446 0294 «u lot1ery c.. •vo•onHIII Jan 9 12 1& Sanona S.h Filh now rt R & R M•rltat H•rtfo d w v. 304 882 29&6 M eDane Cu1 om Butdlertng 1 d•y• a week 30 4 882 3224 4 G veaway WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYliAII A •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY *GIBSON A£FRIGIRA10R •SATRUTE SAlES & SfiMCE •• IIUJ Ahll Tl• ,..~ Tll.llllll .. l>lllf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTtR- 91S 3307 4 I tfn PH 304 67S 2441 lEND AIEl CALl emp ovee or expenses neces 531 tv and 15C ua tv ncu ed by OnolleJt ., VIHo Wt ,.,. Any s,.aol o........ he empiC71M he &c ua oerfor mance o h s sE!fVIces CIIAUS IAIUY For Noun PH 742 2050 304-372-5709 II 21 llllo 3 Announcements Free Est mates ._ Wool. l1111n. S S pr11 T• 630 Uri. I 2 filii Salv dtty 10 11 30 1111 L&IGI ANUIAL & SUA GEIY BY APPT w..w..,. Annou ncemen ls PH 949 2801 or 949 2860 :115 · - - ..... suu. -AliiOIIS Amlflrsory or Spt<tal 11 4 c 3 14 tfc Paul E Shockey DVM PT I'I.IASAtn' OFFICI Henry ( Cleland Jr 992 6191 era Call: PH 992-5682 or 992-7121 TOWN & COUNIIIY VEI"EIIJIUIAN CUNIC Hafl y,. WIRING NEEDS Res dent a & Com me •Orve 1 •F eeze s PARTS and SERVICE 5 Roger Hysell Garage mo fOil lLL YM 985-3561 RENT A CAR CALL 21M MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE •Ranges JOHN TEAFORD o..rha~ R 2 Po oo Oh •Ref ge ato s RACINE - Beaut lui ofde home ealyacassc Pusa sma ler en al home If yoo have a taste for styl sh old call today $39 900 Jean rnusell 949 2660 Oot1 e Turner 992 5692 ,lo HII 98S 4466 PLUMBING & HEATING Washa s •0 shwaahe 11 Shoes Troph es GUYS~ILLE 992 22S9 POMEROY - He e s a n ce y emode ed house that ~ n good condton 3 o 4 bed ooms and a a ge ya d to pay n Unque desgn and sty e Ca fa an ap po n ment $24 900 00 AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL All Makes Curtom Cubs You h Clubt U S RT 50 EAST E Mat,nlool POMEROY 0 ALL CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEJ 9 ACRES o h top wth a bam and aide hoose that needssome repar P ced to se at $12 000 00 WI hho d he a o Butkhng EVERY SAT NIGHT Unde p nn ng SALES & SERVICE SALES & SERVICE COUNTRY - Na Po me oy Amosl4ac esanda n cely emode ed hou se Seve al bu ldK!gs and fen c ng $32 500 00 e ces a co mm ss ons ea ned G a emp oye equ ed o Boshon No ob too sma o oo b g We do Setups and 311 No lh lo<ond Mddleport Oh o 45160 BOGGS CHESTER - FIRE DEPT Anyth ng That Has To Oo Wi h A Mob le Home I TEAFORD ATIEST ane Wa on RACINE SHADE OHIO l1pley OHia l0.14·«c 18 aloe p 1n 1 114 742 2488 Norwtg~ to grvt awtv b It • t.n female y • old $JOOd lround hoO or ~e~u "" dot 30 en 878t dOg 1Yt 6 Lost and Found OS b a k & w~ a ICed bu Wtlgh ng appro II 860 lbt In Ylc nhy of Rt 8 4 448 4013 t11. n iLCa �• F riday, January Page 10 10. 1986 The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-OAY I .4 2 Mobll.ll Homes • for 6ent lOST : Fem~le Collie dog In Mid · dleport . Very friendly . NarM 11 Stmentha . 11 4 · 912 -14 31 . Raward. 2 lldr. ,..., ..,.ce. =· RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER 2 lldr. COl 114-246· liquldetion ulea. Licennd Ohio and WMt Vlrginit. 304 -713- 5785 or 304-nl -5430. 9 Wanted To Buy 2 bdr. 1rlll., In CIIV Scllool diltrict, counrv wtter, "LP gat end wood heet. Cell 814-379- WANTED TO BUY uMd wood 6 co .. hMtii'S. SWAIN'S FUANI . lVRE. 31<1 . • Olivo St. Gollipolit. Cel 814-441 -31159. TO~ CASH poid fo< '83 model and newlf uHd cert. Smith . Buicii -PontiK. 1911 Etstem Ave .• Geltipolia. Cel 814-448· 2282. Buying daily gold, ailvet co1nt. e,-~,__s,..a. ... - ... - / · 10 ''1' 992-3476 . _ _ _ _ _ 1c- ~7""__:_ Caah for old bookt, ltttert diaries. ~nd p11mphlets:•20o more for gi)Od copy of Browne's Ctnctnneti Ahnenec. 1810. 8o11 11•. •Ath.ns. Ot-tio. 4&701 . 814-593-8916 . o;. Wanted to Buy, Midwett du~ ­ bed , 14 ft . long wi1h folding re c kt . Telephone 304-675 6191 tor 1tle ekterty In our home . Trelnld end flttun yelfl IJtptdence . Call 1114· 992 · 1182 14x70 with22 rt. exPMMto on rtneed lot. 2 bdr. AC. undlrplnning , porch. m1t1l 7314. building . Coli t14-241-IU4. Individual with upen.ce in typing, lhorthend,lnd word proc•sing. Seeking employment • MCrltary or receptlonift. F01 CO"''IItl r•urne calll14·992- 1••70 Fleetuuoocl. 3 bdr., 1 ~ Ntfll; utrl nice. own. moved Vec~t~cy Vec.-.cy to' .., 11derty man 01 wom1n il p.-lvatl home. 114- 992 -7563. wom.n wilh• live-in politton with eld•tv n-..n or womtn. Ekptrilntt end Rlflrtncu . Elllployl!l elll Help Wanted pinnklg induded. Muet eel!. Cll Would like to k-.p eld.-ty peoftte in my home . CaM 11"·317- 304-n3 -&a73. MOBil£ HOMES MOVEOo In- WiH blby lit in my horne. I d8ys 1 WIN . From 7-1 dly ... lft. S• in penon -202 'h E. MainSt. Apt.2. Pomeroy. Oh. lUNd. rueoneble m•. Ctll 304-&78· 2331 Medic. l llbor1torv tedtnici1n. APPtv. in peraon between 9 & 4:30. Mon .- Fri. Medicel Pl111, 203 J1ckson Pika, Gdipolt.. Ohio. Blbylitt...- for 2'h Y' · ~d wented in hom. . Afternoon• •awntngs weelcdevs onty . C1ll 1514-317- 0 109 -'Y mom mg. Wented rel illblt tidy to 1M! in witt'! ekl1rty ~V - Send rttume to 2& .. SKOnd Ave ., G•ltipolis, Oh 46831 . Baby1itt11r ~ my honw, UO CMI et\ef 6 , 6\4-441- w.-. 0696. Wented: Two polltian. .veil8ble et •n int.,medietl Clrt fecility fo r devtlopmentllly dileblld ad ults in Bktwell: 1) Reli.t HouMm.-.t~g.,l iN • · in . weekMHb . 6 p.m . Fridey - 6 p.m. Sunday!. 21 18 -hour Community Service Worker (wHhnda. 9 1.m . · 5 p.m .. S1t. -!i:un .). Both poliUont requ ire 1 htgh tchoo l d~gree and Yalid driver '• li cenu ; u perience in working with per10n1 with mentel reterdation 1nd developmental dit abilitlnprtferrtd . Send ratume. indiCIIting whict'l po1ition applying for, to Robin Eby. Bucl!:eye Community Servlctl. P.O. bok 60 4 , Jlc k t on . OH 45140 . Deed line for appllcantt: J1n . 17 . 1 9 88 . Equl ( Opp o rtu ni ty E mp~yer . Oeaigner-S al es Person for a local fl&ritt . Must havl previout shop u perien oe S1nd r t~urne to be• T1070 in care of th e Gellipo lit 01ily Tribune, 825 lrd . A ~~t .. Glllfpolil. Oh 468l 1. 21 Busineu Opportunity retirement benef its. Mlucat ionell 11sittance. and othltf benefits aY eilable to our psrt · time me!"bers. 30 .. ·676 -39{;0 or 1-1¥)0-64 2-3619 . ca reer. 1nd m1ny oth., gttM bttn lrffte. 304-87&-3960 or 1 - 900 -1142-3619 hi>Y oftt.,_ A o f -. 304· en-2112 . •zoo • d... no 4121. 12•80 , 2 bedroom , lhtrp, P'lfPOit. l__,tt Mongagt Co ., Smell 3 bedroom mobile home. 614 - 582 - ~~· - 23 35 Lots & Acre1ge 2 One ecre. M.tge County, Ohio. Rt. 7 . Gil, county Wlter. ltl)tic l'ffttm. 1•.115.00. 304-171.... 2 .. . 0 & W Hom•. 448 -3044 . - : : - - - - - : - - - - -lcBy OWnlf . Remodeled 3 '*i· roo mhoutton At. 33 . New F.A. turn1ct , lerge lOt . f2J.OOO. Coll ect &1•·•23 -8219 . -lc8y owntf' . Stitely, 3 bedroom l"tou11 It 10 E. St. in Pomeroy. IS ~ed ac: r• . tami ty room, din ing room. F.A. htet. 2 blths. be11ment. g1r1g1. U7.000. Collect 614 -.. 23·1289 41 Houses for Rant Rlflchtr 1kting on 1 acre. Priced on Inspection only 30•· IS7&- 2961 . 3 bldtOOm houat. 2 tcr•. city weter, fr" Qll, 10 minutH from K•i••· Forullortongt.,mr.nt 304-273-2848 . . roar, Colll14-256 ·8211 . Oelry CIM g h . wide with remote - comp .. 1300. C11t 114 ·2•6- 50&2. refrig .. Sec. Dep .. no peh. C." Stebs- II per bundle whll1 tt'ley 114-446-2011 .,,., 2om. loo1. CoU14-245 -5804 rld~ted . Bled• powder *11 .111 . Thompeon • ........ ...... rofr19. ., 7 4m IUPPitel shop. Kotbtl 'l Gunt & Aepah. Mill Creek Rd. 1 mile off At. 7 , Hr~ . M ·F, &-8PM . Set. 1 -5. C1H 1114-44-IS -2311 . Firtwood h•rdwo"o d split. ltldttd. dlh•red . tl& • large lold , d.Wtrecl promtty . Ctll 514 - ~1 -7813 . AYe .. Ollipolts foncod bock yord , rofrlg. • 30G - range. UIIO pfu1 utilitiat, MCVrl!y d-oll. Co1U14·446· hitc:t., ton room~ 6 bitt'! . n.wty deco,.,ed . Inquire tt 918 SKOnd Ave .. Gelipolil. 3 bdr. I 'IJ mil11 pest Holrer on Ro 180. UOO mo .. 11&0 dep .. no Pttl. Ctllll14-388 -9713 . Hou• f01 rent . 13&0 mo., plu1 1150 dep . or fOt Mil . 3 bclr .. fllmily room, beth • 'A , IOCitttd 3'h mi. out of Gelllpolit. Oft At. 518. CaH 114-211·1781 or 11·· 281-UOIS. ~ • room~ 6 beth fwn61had . loettld 738 Th6rd -,..r. 175 dep .. t121 mo. CtM "8-3870 or 440 -1340. .we. " bdr . houat in country. e1150 Coli 614-811-7809 &PM. mo 3 bedroom~ a ltrgt Ylfd . city epte. end hou• In Middleport. Coli 114·892·1304 ., 114448 -1112. 114-317-0201 . ' Split tlrtwOOd t40 lold d_.l- IIi room unfumtshed eplftment. CtU 114 -892-543. or 304· 5S2·2111. 2 blcllroomapt. m nice ltctlon of Mldd..port . 1171 . p• month plut utiliti• . o.po.it requWid. 3 bdf . hou• locl1td betide RkJ - ' " " ' -· ...,...._Ll..... 2 ron. uao. por month p1urr d ...tll. 114-H2-71U. Twa bedroom, UftfurNIItld In Htndtnon '"'with lttltment. 1110.00 ' rnonllt •75.00 Nice 1 and 2 tH' tpertmentt dowfltown . 304-17&-2211 , AHIHe. orc:hlfd grua h .. • 1 tt, '*'· 114-216-111181 . Wollp_c_oo up10 80 por cent olf. Wlllpiptr Mil Oudlt. one ratt-tof Hob:erHoepltel, Rf- • · Golipollo, Ohio. Phono 114~448 - 3131. I • s~\ n .DO per bundlti al10 3~76 · 2318 . se% tfectriC IIAgt, MK Clttn · lng ov.n with Microwave ~., . .... One Mdroom1pb in Hlndwlon, ,_ly lnd CtfPI'lld, 8 OM. For •Ia · Two P201 . 71 R-1· mud· snow racUalt 1nd two regu&lr recliltl t-40.00 ptir. 304-871·1740. "->' 4ofy -lm Ami¥ •a..ne. 14 Dl . denim pent••10., Dacron intu'-tld oovereltl cemowfllgt, green Uti . lem lomervllli't. Okt Rt. 21, Ellt Reven1wood. IFri . ....,lntl•l- 1:00-7:00 p.m. Contlnood - Ammo lololfU10 Eastern, furth.- ,_.uct60n on 10 Building Mattriale ltocll , brick, IIWif' pip •• win· dowt. lk'lllll, Itt. Claude Wlnllfl. Rio Grandt, 0 . Cetl 81•· 246-5121 . Kentucky Lump , Ohio Lump , Ohia Stok•. Y•d or dellv.,.. cement bktck1 tnd bWildlng m~terlel . Otlllpolfl lloc* Co .• Plno Sf.. G•lllpollo. Ohio CoM 614-446-2783. Blodl.. brick, motUr •d me • 10nry IUPPIIII. Moun111Wt St... Blodl., Rt. 33, N., Hewn, W. Vo. 304.U2-2222 . Pats for Sale C-ol Holol. COl 814-4U· 07111. _..,... room.;.::.·... .. ............... lrfld. llfl, 112&. "" - - ~ 4411-7pm. 8:30. o...... doy llf, • 8101. Aofrlg...,.r, oldo by 'oklo, 3 dOOr, CO-~Ir10mt, rrott frw i l.. '""'d .. UOO. Coli 114·241· 9611 . • " - na.oo &oove ,..,.,. lood. Hoop .......... _ ..._ 114-742·2<MI . . AM. 304-1171 -J383. 900 ... fOUnd boO. . Ordllftl tiM. t18 . per bele. Volu,. rltll. Cll 114·912· 3'79B. NICE HAY-lA ..... F...-m. AM weether ecoeu. On At. 124, Wilt lktt of Rwtill'ld. Ott. nnr Pomerowo. No phon• at ttrm . For .,..,,. mfo . call Fret~k Ooeb.. et 614-4418-&414 or 814 · 458 4444 . Draoonwvnd Cttterw Kennel . CFA Himalayen, Pertlen tnd Si~m.. llment. AKC Chow puppiet. C.l 440 -38" lftllf transom! tM. LOCII rlftrenOII fumiltttd . F.............. Collcol1ocf 1-814· 237-041111. doy or nlghf. Rog•r• 8e1ement WoftfProollftg. COLEMAN WATER' WHL ORIWNG Pump ..1• • ttf'VICI. All. . . . . In Ohio. AM worl< Cell 304·273·281 _ Rovono- 71 L. 11ooto11o11on. Roof1rl• Wtyt lidlna. ltorm doon end winclowl- J:,.. tetHMt•. Cal 814-882-2772. r-ood. w. v•. wood, RON ' S T•laY ieion Service . Houll C. . l on RCA. Q~o~~~~r. GE. Spoclollnt In Zonldl. COl 304 -&76-2398 •• 114·4441 · 2414. Autos for Sale 1171 Dodge Megnum ••ctM•n condklon . ., .100. Coli 114· 246 -&104. 1971 Toyotl Wegon , with lkh'l Urt1, 1200 Mil. Ctil814-440 - 7197. 1877 Monte C.rto. AC. cn.liH. ratty whlelt, new tlret, nice cer , low mlleege. Call 11•·24!· 5183. 18U ·C..Vn., AT 440 4 ood .. n.1n1 ....t 11 ,7!0. Cell II' 4446-8228 ohorl . 11 CUflooo LS · PS, Pa, flh · AM-FM . , _, plull1 k'lterkH. good rubber, ••· cond . Colll14-381-834lllhor BPM. Be.utiful AKC Bolton Terr* vinyl roof, Dodge Atptn 4 dr., 1uto., lir, .a,. rime, kJw mllagt. .... UOO firm . CoU 614448-7432. 12.4119. Johno Ao10 Soloo, IIJ'r1Y111o Ad., Golllpollo. 67 1179 ChoYy P.U. V-8, o•. pb. IUIO, low mllet. RUM good. Mulical lnltrumentl BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditlon., NfetlfM. gu. .n- H.,. end strnw for Nil. 3M- 871-1018. 1982 8plrl1, 4 ood .. ounrool. AM-fM . . .. 12 ,288. 1910 12280. 514-HZ-7841 . . """"· palntN. roofing llndud· lng hot ter tppliCidon) 304- mil-e• In tow 40 '1. 13500. ~ belt offer. 114-112·7018. Opln deity Pltnly epplu, OfiAgH, nutl 11( fNi11 Md fi'Oduce . Jedle Fruit Mkt. At. 31, Hendenon. W. Va. .14,100. or belt NIIOMbll o""'· 114-881-31194 or 614815· 3881 . r M" s11 1111 tw: 11n Toyofl Cellco GT. Good lovo·, lol.k cond., meny new p1r11 . t1 150. F1rm Equipment 3,000 Ford cleMt treotor, 4,.., tn., 12 .• 1 lrm. l h. Intern• 11onol louoh llot Uti. I ft . Ford .._. clufy .. blodo ,, 80. Coli .14-1111·111122. If.-- 11711 Coprlco Clooolc, AC, PS. PB. Nnl good, cal lfter 5:00. 304-171-!124. ' II Chevtlle . good cond. ., .aoo.oo or ....... 304-671- 7378. ' 79 Iuick Lohbor, '74 Aivoro, 327 •vlno, 304-175-5182 . londocoplng. 304-175·2010. Rotlry CM' clbl• tool drlflng. M011 compiMid tamedty. Pump ..._ •Ad eenrioe. 3().1. 'Mary' and als o the upcom ing mini-serie s ' Sin s' . •1• ,.._ O..lom it. 141n. lpf- ..,., ..... ,............... 11 ln . c.. ....., ........ 2 -bottow. JIOwe to fit c Fannell 2 ...............~ Bethroom, kitchen rlmodlllft9, Clf'lmlc t.llllnlltllttlon. rootng. drywoM, plumlllng, ol...rlcol. 1.. pit- of bulldlngl. 304-111- 2440 . 82 Plumbing &Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end f»tnt OellipoHs, Ohk> Phon• 814-MII -3818 or 614· 446-44n R1. 1, Box 35&. Qllllpolia. Cell Cub Olhw eo he10r2 new . . . Nni lllo - · COII14-388-H14. ·1113' Ford Vt ton 302. 4 I!Od .. or ollor- CoM114 -311-8311 .... 0-41Jottomdrovpl0w• 411. ll8lff ..,._ lito F..-a. D!Mr ... - 1.... ......, ho fllrO _,..,., ond ·•aoo '*' (I) Agony llJl Wheel of Fortune (HI Price I• Right ClJl Bob Newhart 7 :35 (lJ Benford and Son 8 :00 D (l) llJl Knight Ridet A - GOOd -1 hCIVIting , b...,.tn1S. footers, drivtwt¥1. MPtictlnkl llndiiC~ . Cell enytlme 11~ 441-4537, Jtm11 L. Oevison Jr. owner. ' vengeful scientist programs_ KITT to de'stroy Michael {60 min .) In Stereo. (lJ Dorl• Dey' • Frionde (!) AWA Wreatling (I) (HI Woboter General Hauling J1m11 Bov• Wl1tt SeMce. Alao - ' ' flllod . Coll614 -251-1141 or 81 .. ·448 -117& or 81• ·441 - 7811 . Ken' • Water Service. Wtlls. ciltemt, poot• ttMid. Phon• 614 -367·0123 or 514 ·367 n41 night or dl'f . W1ugh'1 Wtt~r Service. WeHI. clatem1, poolt. Fast, relllbll llf'Vict. Cllf IU-211 -1240 or 114 -2&8 -1130 . R1110n1bla r•t•. · , Dump truclt tlf)tice now ftl ileftlt. wilt heul grevel, und, fill ctin, coal, etc . Ctll 114-446 - Beat ICCI attempt to rid W ebster of lo ttery fev er backfires when the y oung s - George's ler bec om es convinced that he has a winn in g number. e 85 87 1180 OM(:, • - Orondo V•l , euto., 32,000 mi .. 1 owner. c.• 114•441-1131 -IPM . ffi WKRP in Cincinnati II CIJ Clll Jeopardy e 814-317-0171. 77 Oklo T-odo. CeMfomlt Truck• for Sale (]) Nightly Buainess Re· 'port GDl Eyewitnesa News ® Divorce Court ClJl Barney Miller 7 oD5 (I) Mary Tyler Moore 7 o30 0 (l) lliew Newlywed Game fU ESPN 'a Speedweek (() New Price Ia Right 11'11 Ford Or.nlda. one owner, cllll04-878·4014 . 72 •0 (I) mllJlJefferson• Wheel of Fortune n5 -3802 7447. Cor. lhetp. 1800. 304-171· 7471. EVENING D (l) PM ~lne (J) Alt.. Smi1h ond Jones (!) SportoConter (I) Entorteln,...n1 Tonight J ames Farentino talks about his role in the new TV se rie s 1980 Cllovolfo. '1. dr .. Good cond.. .,700 . 614-911-4418. 1111 Cld. lld11t OeYih. Front whl. clrl¥o. Foly .... . h oalltnt condition. 31 ,000 mA•. 7 :00 Sterill TrM and Lawn S1n'i01. Excavating ltlnd . ...... .. *fl., / 575 -2011 "'675·7311. ' Fruit & Vegat1ble1 FRI DAY 1/10 86 RINGLE& ' & SERVICE , txp• rienc.t c.,.....,, electricien, Wur1taer piii'IO, Cherry finith, good cond. Mud sell . Catl 1111 P!ymolrth TC3 HomOll, Er ·ening Television Listings:=:::-:::::----:=::-:--:-------~-------:------------- Fetty Tre. Tririlmlnl, rtump removel. Cell304 ·17 ·1331 . JIM 'S PLUMBING. HEATING . 1880 Ford PlnfO. FTD . Englno bod . IBOO . 514-912 -5168. - qoinq up and ,-1-,.. ...... Home Improvements 81 J.n 7PM. ·-r. Here,Rover! ljOtl upto the the stair.s? Grouftd .... com. ea3. ton. 142.10 ~ ton . f22 . ~ ton . Your Neb. Al.o 1trew. 81 .. ·111· now-· <'> Is that all4ou\le to do, listen to ptc,ole, 0< 1171 Mul1ond II Ohio 302. V-8, PI, PI, ooto, ohocloo. uctlltnt condition, t2 ,000 fir m. Col1814-441-3481 . hllofl. 3• 16 ln. COM 3 pt. flhoh For rent lleeping Room• 1nd llt'lt houttltiiOfnt room~. P1rlt Art NMII 11114-912-5383 814·841·2714 . Building Supplies Soop ••• - 10 ... d.... of Furnithed Roomt h-v. llalrt • .,bmochlno...,o. Col1 114·448· 1122 ovo . 4 :30• Wiler •410ihoflllollo. rllloap~otoo. 1971 Yelow Stone. 21 ft, tufty conulnld , good cond . ' t2.000.00 . C1il 1fter 10:00 Conditioned h.., for ule. Cal 1r dllS plll Lilo un tmmo reduced addltloftal t1 .00-12.00, eome 11rltle1. Stle contiftuinll thrw 1 · 14·11. 1 GASOLINE ALLEY Miked ....s My for •le. 814- Oellvory. 304-1171 -3334 . 56 Motors Homea & Campa J 4013 . 3&81 . . J,.,ction '""-don6o RoM! • I --~------­ I ,OOOFord-.o--t bottom plows. . 4 row Fcw.t .... 11,780. Lllo10 1118. Col 114-218·8822. U11. Month. Klilt 1M Urge I'Ound • lqlMirt miked bll11 of hey . C.H 114·441· 79 IIJallafldCio'ltf. Quelty GUirlf'l· Matchlnt couch tnd ch1lr . utra chW. M1y be ...,. 83 Burdette Adcln . Wtd -fri . ted~• . c..t~.n. 19811 Chwellt front end p~trta. Call 114 · 24S -11040 after 948-2237. rouifl lumber Ill IIZM , Clll Surpluo - Auto Parts Accauorias 2nd. 3rd. C""intl by tllo bolo or 7:30PM . fNcllloMJ. Coiii14-288-IU&. •uo. 671-Un - 1:00 PM. & 1012 -IPM. Plcktnl UMd Furniture. goOd · Good mikad hey tqu.re bel• coM &14-38B-e720 . quelfty uMd fomiture, hours 1 :00 toi:OO or bytppGintmtnt. Good claM clover & orchlfd 304-57&-6483 "' 115-1450. groos flly. Coli 614-388-8713. Ge1 fumece, LP 01 · ne1ur111, 80.000 304- Hrt to' Mle t1 .00 beie. c.. 61 11- 418 ltudded ...,...... bulk wh:h 2k4 . . . . COWf'ld whtt 1 inch thk2 lu"*w. Ti'til; would build • 11k20 gerege I ft . high. t12 Nch IIC'tlon. C.UI14·MI - 304-n3-1143. pold. 104-878-2851 . 266 -11417. Hay & Gr&in &14-742-31 18. 114·388-1114. Two bedroom epertrMnt for .ce.n . ..,. ..~ce . Actun• onty. 64 John bolt for Mle. Ctll 814- French PrcrMntill dlnlnt room eoo-. Boats and Motors for Sale I Holttlift blby hlffer celvel. 76 Alrtirtcheng•wortlti'Ut.C.tl ..,t. t221.00 monttt. Camp 2314 Mt. VlmOft, 2 bedroom, futl biHm•tt. ..,.... 1 ot 2 1, ' 304 - 10:00 AM, 304-171·1393. 75 lArge round biiH ot hay tor Mil ortredtforcattte>. CIH814·"'1· Coli 114 -378-2414 . ·r·· 4& both , _., d--· 201 c.. -•-~ II. 1271. ,_Ill, - wv. 25253. Livestock One et.ctric. 1 ge.,line air CO~I'IIIOr I HP . t7&0. Hch. 304-571-3002 . Bath tub "nk whh vtnhy, c.-nmodl, 0\l'lf slnk light good cond., PGWCI• btut color. '1l00. Fumtahed one bedroom ept in UPJ* Point Pl1111nt, lktre nict , d....... 304-1711-1111. 1210. mootll. .,_-· .... 304-171-2111 . I'IIM 212, Ugrt, 882-31&2 . 68 Firewood for 1111 130.00 PU toed . HEAP ICCtptld. Celll14 · 388·9341 . Rog1r Meldt. Mt. Vemon ~ve . FumilhM 1 btdtoom .,.rt!Mnt. upltlkl. &lriou1 ~Hut lollng weigh11 Contee1 Qtor\1 Gmt. Rt 2 , lox firewood to, .. ,• . Ctiii14-.WI · 1437 or 114· ....• ·9218 Of 114- llo . 614-446 -8221 . 304·17 -1172 - Coli 514.3117-0203 . 114-441 -8180. 446-2297 . rlntM 73"' Or 171-1247. -Ceiii14 ·441-17U6 514-441·9641 . Microweve own 190. entique tire lktln . M5. ~..., ti.e IIIC1riC blenket 130 . C1K 114 · APARTMENTS . mobile hom•. houiM . Pt. P.....ntand Gllllpo- conooy. - aquipnwnt. Urt•t .11lection ~n S.E. Ohio. 63 ~~~ Sind deUvered . on• ton anc:IM. Jim Llnllr. 304-111 - 1911 Ford EconoUn• Ven, U1 br•• ~r ------LU...,_-..ou .. coet, lhntltone, 211-1112. I14-H 2.-71n . untum~M~J~NC~e ectuh s. no pet .. Cel 304·17 -1081. TONY'S GUN RfJtAIAS, hot dip rob~. ollfYI>oo of gunomltll -~loot ....,leo, 304-575- 1plit & cWlverld loeel 131. Out of town 140. Cell furnlohlld. 114·912-5908. 2 bedroom t'Kiu• U10 Mo. 171 t1 ,1ti.OO. 0 6 W Hom~~, 304-178-.t424 . 114-286-6411 . N Holl d '"r·• .... M.,..,. Flf'IUIOn, po•r....,· I!W en · ing, · •utotrtnt, end wlndow1. 1uto Buoh Hog SoO.& S ....co. Ovor doo 1o~ •M FM r -~. "' . Cllllh 40oood1r..f0ro1o~-Lom """" " pleyet". low miiHgt, like n.w. I oo,..letlline of n.w • uwd prictd t10,100.00. Ctl lfltr Flrw~ood 4 room 1p1. . wtth beth. Parti1Uy no..,._ phone 304-871-1381. 304-178-4l00 or SlS-1 aac• New life ttyl.cebinete by Home CriSt wl1h certmic coun· tlr top. Cell 114-241 -9114. New 1 1nd 2 bedroom fumiehld Ctll 114-441 -7473 . d...,lt. 42 Chlllcotlto Rd. CoM 514-441 -1340 .. 114·4483870. chtin holt t . Ctll 114·261-1129. 0690. 1-6 1chool, 314 lfd. 11.. K1nueg1. Orondo Collogo. Ctl1 114-2064 .. 114·- -1323. Jolin DHro gortrector blldt, term llltll, RMII - - - -- 2•4. 2•1. 2•8. And 11n. lu-r et uwmiiL Ra.d.11 Peech Fort Rd 814·912·5922 If 12:30 For ult fill dirt & h1y. Conttct Bruce DIVIton. 614 -251· 1427 . Glllpolit. 2 bdr., ltvingroom, dlningroom , new kitchen . 4 4 W.O. CR 018 6 SONS U.S. 31S W•t. Jacbon. Ohio. c.nt..- guns. munl1 loedlng A.... 1226 mo .. t171dep. Coli 514-441·4111 . IS roorne 6 bltft, n.wtv dtcoret ed . Inquire It 918 5~ Houll for rent In MHidiiPOrt. 3 bedroom~ , ftmitY room, fully 32 Mobile Homes for Sale CtUahen's Ullld Tir• Shop. Owr 1,000 titM ,Iiltl 12 . 13. 14 . 11. 11. 11.1. I mil• out At . 21 a. Dupl• for rent Ill ThiNI Aw.. with Ektlrior complett · in111'iof reedy to c omplete. All brick. COli Co. Cell 114-448 -1408 . Furn. ept. 931 2nd. A_,.. O.Mi· polia. 1 bdr .• 1235 mo., utlitltl pt6d . CtM «e-•411 tfter7pm. Older t.ome-in town Rtdne 1 Unfurnilhtd houM. 3 bdr ., 29 E•tra lot NIW' •itchtn applitncn . To1111v rtfinilhed Neil Ave .. Gtlipotis. C1tl • in1kte and out. Pt'lone wtNdtvt 4411 oftor 1PM. aft . 5:30 p.m., w_..nde aft . 1 p.m. 814 -949 -21S40. Priced U&,OOO.OO. Hou• co.l. Lump 6110ker . Zinn Fum. 1p1. 120 4th Aw. Gelllpo- •29 .900. co• &14-318-1711 . AN ADVEN.Tl.IRER . .995.00. 1979 FOfd Courilf, ofMIIV body. 4 ...... 4 cyl, Farm Equipment 54 Miac. Merchandise apt . pertill:ly fum .. downtown. w11er ptld. f 175 mo. HOUII forrent7 •1&0 rno . Cd 11 4-·141-3 19 or 2 bdr. g~tage ept ., I"M. H OT SURE 1 WAJ!i. C UT OUT TO S E o~ Lumber end fl,..-ood IAbl tor ule. t10 . per bundMI. Lumber 66 bdr. 614-441-0021 ' 61 Sit. Sun . !Kidt cemoufltQe) For 1111. Living room 1uita. ume es new. t300 . 304-171-1187. 111. 1 bdr., sdultl 1250 . utlltiel plkl. Ctll441-4411 etter7pm. welking distance from North GaiNI Higt'l Sct.ool. Reduced to 3 bdr 1tory & 'll. ful bHtment, v, acre Centenary. Cell 811l- 446-7398 . O.llwood ept .. 1 bdr, 1tov. • 30 1/:i ICfll for Mit. 814-992· 7015 . 790 . Coll614·441-0558 Wuher • dryer Mt t245 . Frigidaire wuher 118 . gu..,.. hervett told IUD. HOOVII' ponlblt WIMer II dryer 186 MCh . O.E. evoceda grllrt dryet' t91i . electric r•nv• tiS , .a.ctrk: ,.... aerimo~e 30 tn . ene. 111 rang a 30 ln . whittl71, 'lfrig•ttor wt'lltt 2 dr. 195, refttgeretor 2 dr. coppenone •95, relrigttator ekle by lldt 1180. Sllegg• AppiiiACI Upper Riwr Ad . 814· 446-2054"' 614-446-1323. 614·888 -7311 . g••;• 01llpoli• Furniltl.d tffldencv ept. 1M utilhl• paid. t171 mo. beeide Rio Grandi CaMeg•. C.M 614- Why ~,. double price? We build tMg • bdr. ElriyAm•i«*'!Horn. t18 .995. New model open. CIM lv own ... Mutt 1111-mov.d. 3 bdr. ranch , one Cll' Qlllgt Coli 114-441· poto. lac. Merchandise hood , 304-n3-5788 . Yllley Furniture . ""' & utld . Ll1"91 11Ct6on of ca,~tlhY fumi lure . 1218 Entern An ., 5111 . 304-671-5972 Homes for Sale 614-446-1699, 127 31<1. Gallipoli1, OH . o_,. 671-15600 Of 1175 -3824 . 31 County Appliance. Inc . Good Ulld 1ppllencn and TV 1111. BAM to IIPM. Mon thrv Apt . on M1in St. in Chnhire. 5 roorne & bllth, comp , tum. req .. f200 mo. Cell 114-245- 1172 Schultz 12Jt80 rnoWie homt . EKihept. CeMafteri:OO Pi.-ro tuning end replir, tune up for the holldeys. tplciel di•· count. W"d'e Kevboerd . 304- drven. refrigereton. ranges . Slttggl Appliances. Upper River Rd . belld1 8ton1 Crt1t Motal. 114 ·.... 11-7388 . ronf. Coli 814-448-9244 . ijOOd ........ ..... 5.00. 304571-3000. Profauional Service a w..h.,., Jul1 IYiillble 2 1pertments for a W Home~ . U24. 0 CST. •h• 8:00 304-171-1872. Urt• & room upfttifl ept .. tumilhld kftctlen. mo. plus utilitill, 231 ht. Aw . Ref. 04,991 .00. Coli 304 ·175 - HOME OWNERS -Refinance to low fbtld rtt"' UN equity tor anv Training provided . 1-112 -838 IB70. Mon -Fri. 8 AM to 6 PM Meture wom1n to Wit ch preldlool chtklln my home, GaiU· polll ''"'" .........,C811 reqund . 1&18. 19M Titon, 10d0, t1 ,981.00. 1972 Actdemey . 1 hiO . 12 ,991 .00. 1873 Concort. 22 Money to Loan REPS NEEDED for buein1t11 eccounls. Full -lime 1&0,000 to 110.000. Plrt-tlmt t12 ,000 to t1 8,000. No 11lling. Ftep111 buMo.. s. Set your -own houre. Semi drlvtH'I wlntld , 2 ytlrl over the ro.t uperlenc• . 1 v•• fla1bed. 23 yeers of egeor older. Current mad icel ca rd . C1ll J . l. McCoy, In c., 30 4-273 -939 1. Fumtttttd ~~" · · 4 roomt • bil h, no pttl. aduit1. C.l 114·4-48· fumih11d . lhlrp, 11.486.00. en..-gy •ffldent, duM bedroom AR E THOS E BillS FR OM THE CHRISTMAS HOUDAYS PIL ING UP. Join lht Army Nttlontl Gu erd t nd you will ge-t a monthly paycheck . 1 good Ptrt-time 446-0139. ......... o-.. ...... .... roorn tip out, t7,211.00. 1111 Schutt Cultom. 2 bedroom, a•. fln .. c. . Ctl ..... lnv•l1 .. ·191- I • 5. Dlhlkt 2 bdr. downtown , complete kitchen, eM Clfl"t. w••h•. dryer, electric h_. • AC . Dep. roqulrod. Cell doyo 114-44414313, l'ft, • wHkends 814- _. ...___ 6 room ""uM 1'h story. 'h bath shower btlmtnt. 2 cer 3'/J s cres in Wllnut Twp on sR WE NEED YOUR PRIOR MIL ITARY SERVICE EXPERI ENCE t N THE ARM Y NATIONAL GU AR 0 Monthly paycheck, 441-4222 - 1978 Noms. 14d0, 2 bed · room, total elec . fumlllhtd. pr i1tlne cond. 111.881 .00 . 1972 Schutt cu11om. 2 bed· .._ GOOD USEO APPUANCES 740YJ SecondAVt. 3bdr .. 1190 mo .• dep . required . Ctll 814· I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALlfY PUBLISH ING CO. reco"'"""dl dtet you 2688 . 33 48 2 Pert -t ime clerk-tr .. aurer . Must t1 1n hi9h schoo l diploma C1 n be bonded . Heve knowled ge of tigurM. Som~ bookkeep ing u p.,ien ce helpful. Apply Me igs Cou nty Publ ic Library 304-175-5316 or 304-671 · 781t. 1873 C.meron t,.l•. in New Haven. 111 tlec. pertlllly furNthld, MW undlrpenninQ, mutt uti , 15 ,500 .00 . 304-112 · 4 bedroom hOuse for HU fireplece, 3 mi. IOUttl of Gellipo: h . 132.600 . C•ll deys 11 144•8 -18111 Of niQhtl 114-448 1244. Eaty anemb ly world 1600 . per 10 0 . Gusranteed p1yment. No e• perien ce -no ul et . Det1ils 111r1d ••lf·addreued •tamped envetop11:Eian Vitii-7 Hi 3418 Enterpriee Rd .. Ft. Pierce. F.l 33'82 Radecorttld liM·· 2 bdr., 11SO to UIO. Coll304-171-5104"' 304-n3-lt12 . do bulin•• with peopte yvu know . 1rtd NOT to IMd mon.,througtl the mel untM you hevt invwti;etld tht ofterin9. 814-446 ·0322 0338. 1973 leron tntler, 3 bedroomt, furnished. toUil et.c. rww c.-pet •nd furniture. Newty l)llnttcl roof, Clillngl lnd DUIIIdt. Out· door ttor..t bAdg. com• tot, Euv Auembly Work l 1600 .00 per 100. Guaranteed peyment . N o E.perienc. -N o S1ln. O. t1il1 sen d se lt -eddrt tled 1t1mped envelope Eten Vita l -5847 3418 Enterpr ill Rd. ft Pi.,ce, FL Gov ernment jobt S16 ,040 S59,230 Now hirmg . C11ll 80 5 68 7 -6000 , ekt . R-980 5 tor cunent feclere llitt .. dty, lldu•s only. Coll814-44t- 5873. til36 . Rec ept ionist for locel dentll office. EJtperi..,eeprlfertblebut no t necetll'l'- P!eau ttnd retu me to Bo k 15050 tn ctrtof tne Gellipolil Deily Tribune, 82! 3rd . Ave .. Galllpollt, Oh 46&31 ' "· 1pt., cetttrel eir end htet in Included . Mult Sell. 304· 773· FllldiiCI.t l UMd Fumiture -· DrtiMr, • bed, miU4 office d•kl. 3 mUn out lullvlle Rd. Open 81m to lpm, Mon . thrv Stt. Nlooly fumlohMJ onoblle homo. 1880 . . _ 14•114. 2 .. ... tv-od, ......_ , . , ..... AVON Sell Avon pey Chril"tiNI billl . limited time 1t1rt up feeFREE . C.ll614-448 -33&8 . Mlectlon ot bedJOOm IUitH, rockers. IMUII Clblnltl, h... bolrdl 138 • up to •• IIi . Good n..- 1980 . . _ " ' "· 2 bodroom, unfurnflhtcl. v6nvt under· 0121 Keep thou New Yurt Reaoh;tio ns.~ LoH weight, feel grNt. .. m tk1FI Jolllrt . 10AM-8PNI, 614-.... 6 -47"i. tunhy) monthly rent ltlrtl et t171 for 1 bedroom 1nd t212 for 2 bedroom, d.,atit UOO. ktcetld Spring Vtlter Pleu ond Foodlond, - ' ond Coble TV IMiillltll, offioll houn u poeti· bll10 em to • pmand7pmto9 pm Mondty·Frid..,, Cel 11"· 448 -2741 or leew m1nage. 64 M ... """'"'"" hu1oll, us • 145. ~>«~ fromoo no. -·-~·· ns. • no. o1nv 1romo •ao. CIII~!C2-~~--~ , .' ~ JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS IE.,.., Houtlng Oppor· 1821 .. 614-211-8311. 18 Wanted to Do Apartment for IJent fully fum .. wether. drylf, AC, undtf· pinning 6 porch. Exc. cortd., MtM en Off•. CIU 114-251- Ser v1ce~ 11 Vou pty utiliti•. Adulte. 3~· 171-2535. 1912 CO-. 14X8&, 304-675-26 76 . 12BI. to 1891. Tllblet, 110 1rtd up to t125 . Hide·l·bedl,t380. and up to 18!0., eof• beds 1141 . Reclin•n . t221. to 1371., Llmpt from t28 . to 1121. pc. dfnett• ftom t10t .. to431. 7pc. U881ndup . Wood tllbll with ... chlir1 1281 to 1741. o ... t110 up tu 122&. Hutch•. tiSIO. lun• bed compitt• wfth m.........,, f271 . end up to Ute. Baby bids, •110 . Mtttr11111 or bok eprlngt, full or twin, 113 ., firm, 173 . end 183 . OuNn 111s, 122& . 4 dr. ch•t•. eu. I dr. ch11t1, •ae . Bed hamtl, I20.1nd US ., 10 gun • Gun clblnlts, 13SO. Gat or electric: rene• 1375 . Baby mtttr...... 2 bedroom traillf', reflf'lrlct . 6120 . P LA C E ~ l ' VE: DJli\J E t.J~ 1971 Ford Vtn, II cyt, tuto. p.m. · 30<1·1175-1714. 44 v LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sof" end cheirt priced from Trehr in Potnt Pt....,t .,.. for 1977 1 2•10 Ho..., Perk. good cond .. 2 bclr. Clll 114-241· - .. Hll RoM!. 304-1711-3834. 441-44118. ~~::::::::::::::::~~::::::::~~~~~8700. - - -- ~ ueed bedroom eultM, rang~~, wringer wtlhen, a llhola. New Hvlngroom IUit.. t181 · tl599, Iampo. boylnJ4cool • wood . o -. olso ~-nl14 - "-3118 . Orte tnd two bldrootnl, Sahel 12•10 2 bedroom. 1 b11ft un~=J• furnw:e. he.,-, rnetel nning. C•" 114· J:NITUAE 82 lipollt. Newau_. Wood·cotlltOVM, IpcwoodU. ..... 13H. b... Hdo U88, antron ~Inert Ill. new A 2468 . rw1t. Vans & TAl.~ AS.OI.IT &E tNe IN TH~ MIPDL.E ~ NOWHERe. SH OU~ D S ~E SOME OF THE. CJ· I Gold., f,lo. V-8. 3 opd.. . . . . . . . -. M·FM11-. low mlloogo. Cell 814-- - Household Goods AUCTION 3 bpdroom. fumlshed. 1 child, no "''· 3 mil• ebovt New Htven on Rt. 33. 304-112· ond mull 0011. COl t14 -2111187"' 814-8U·1617. 7419 18til Chovy PU nuck . V-1. •tao. 30.4-178-247a. 61 '*'· 614-H2-7478. Buytftg Raw Fur. Beef ltld DHr Wheat and nite lith. George Buckley , 614 · 684 - 4781 . Houn:U -9 p.m. 814· 14dO. 3 bedroom. Pertllllv fum'-Md . t221 . permonrt. plus d1901h and udlltl•. No 32 Mobile Homes for S1le hides . Selling-trapping auppliet . Mo-.. home klt1 fttileblt In Point PIN.. nt tnd Oalipalil, 304:J71 -3000. THI ~ 16 N O T~ I N (; , WAS11 . "f0\.1 1971 JMP CJ -10, long whotl Colll14-848-2424. Situations Wanted o- AMMO! uoo. 814-885-4418. but PU. quadretrac:ll. MO. V·l . euta., elr, PS. Pl. llldint ,... windOw. low rnHtage. 1178 10kl0 mobMt home far rent. 12 1970 ChoYy P.U. UOO. 114915-4473. Olive St.. coins, cu"ency. Top pric... Ed. urkett Blrber Shop. 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 814- 1973 ford Courier truct . As i1. COUNTRY MOIIlf Ho,. P...._. ROOfl 33, N - of Pomeroy. Loree lots. cou 814·182-7471. 2 bdr . til efec:trlc. wood burner, c.-pet throughout , AC, clet* with ewning, 2YI mill on Rt . IM. no citilclren. or in.tdl f*a. 1••1'0 3 bdr.. 111. bath, fur· •2110 mo. Con 614-4413713. ringa , jewelry, aterling were, old I MAY NOT HA\IE A DETONA1013.! BUT"~ 11n Ford150-300. 8cvo.. 4 00 . 514 -742-23011 . 446-31144. nlollod, friendly to Americans, I suggest Disneyland." DICK TR"CY 514·1143-8205 ' I --,- 73 Of 11 CIM Dan Johneon 11 Portt.nd. 2159 . Colt 51f·448-4807 - -2102. "If you want to travel somewhere where the natives are Page - DC CMI Trector. 41 HP. MOO. 1tlt 14 10n fiR bod, 4 WD .loop TNcll. 1400 . 1178 14 10n ford TNcll. 92,000. mOO.. •1100. conv. locotlon. u- Aivor Rd .. SERVICE . Eatate, farm, antique, . Daily Sentinei - '14 ton Ford P.U. 400 Noll, Gsllipollo. COli 441-4411 m•IPM. 114-. 12•11, )'he .( 'Ohio . 02&00. 114·912 -5270. Do~town offici Eqel· lent locnkNt on Stcond Av1. Close to court ttou. ,.-feet tor Wilt., pMI, Me. ..... ,.qunct. lttomtv"l . CPA '1 or othtr proColll14-441-l&ll. f• lion Ill. IHutlful htrdwood floon a trim. AM ut"ld• peld. 1H2 14•70 wltll 22 ft. .,_ Cell Tbt Wloomon Ag.,cy, 114, Public Sale & Auction Middleport. . . PLEN'TY u ·.eo· tue1. DMuttful riwr viiW In Keneuge. Foeten Mobile Homt Pomeroy- Trucks for S1le MobiM horM lot.. or ~m~ll•. ns water p~~ld, •tt~ • Furnlohool. AC. cablo. no city Porio. CON 114-441·1802. 8 72 KIT 'N' CARLYU ®br Llrry Wright 46 Space for Rant 10. 1986 0 ffi MOVIE: 'Zordoz' ® Twlllghf Zone (lJ (]) MacNeil· lehrer Newshour @ MOVIE: "Endangered Specie•' IHBOI ' MOVIE : ' Apoca!yp.. Now• IMAXI MOVIE: ' Honeysuckle Rose ' 8 :05 (l) N8A Beokefball: At lanta •t Boston e :30 (J) Flipper . (I) @ Mr. Belvedere ICCI W esley play s Cupid w hen Belvedere fa lls for Wesley' s t eacher. 9 :00 D CIJ Clll Mi afit• of Sci ence The misfits att empt t o reunite a Soviet refu gee w ith his gym nast daug hte r. 160 miil.) (J) 700 Club (!) T<>p Rank Boxing (I) Clll Dlff' rent S1roke• Upholstery (CCJ A fraternitY prank a t a hamburger joint b ackfires. Mewing Amold with a guilty consc ience. TRISTATE UPHOLirEAV SHOP 1113 leo. Ave.. GeNipotie ~~;;448 - 7833 or 614-441 : A II M Furnhurt MenuftcNring 8 f . Rt 7. Crown c~ o• C M . •••. "- • 114 -215·1470 441 - 3431 , Doll Evo. 514- Uphomr~. . ld • new II (I) ® Dalloo ICCI (1) 8to1•wWr 9 :30 (I)()JI He'atlloMayor(Premlorel (I) Leglolatlve Ao1ponoe 10 fht Sto1o ot ttoa Sto1o Metug_e . 10:00 O (l)Clii MiamiVIco While Ca • tillo and a government ageno nogofiOfe 10 arrange . 'h. surren d or 0 f a cnme boss , a s educ1ive young woman sets deadly ·sights 1 1 On Crock. ,, . 160 min. n Stereo . "" = • Th (I) Puttln' on ~"~ H~ no 1:15 Ill MOVIE : 'Splderman' at ..... . Not Quito (HIOI1at"T-Mr. R"'ht 'l;lf Is Doa ' ne 100 much in love to c~enfraoo on football. ...... .... Colt' s reunion w ith his high- 1 :30 (J) F - Knowo Best (I) Nowo sc hooI sweethe an is interrupted by her brother's 81 . 2 :00 • uu '-'~ e Fall Guy ICCI tempt to defraud an insurance co mpany With a h :;,i~~Y je we l rob bery . 160 .., ,.,., M h ,,_ ... "--' ot ar ~ughter Pageant c c 8 con rest( Cl -- ~ fi'~ f 1 "'" '""'-"' La nce shows a disgusted Fathe r Chris t opher lhe un - dorhanded ma1hods of An· · d 1 gela' s . hbusoness d d T ea ings ' and R1c ar an married ohe ohe 1 erry - are f s gnong o(60a re · 1r P ·man 1a agreement . ~nla .l "' urence Olivier · A Ufe @ News IMAXI Rockabilly Seuion : Cart Perfcln• end Frlonda 10 :2D (l) Sanford ond Son 1 D·30 (J) T Be A • O nnounced IHBOI Not Neceuarily tile News Thissket comedy series presents ches . news and film footage satirizing current event s. 1 O: ~D (l) Night Tr..u In Sooreo. 1 1 :DO D (l) (I) 0 (I) (J2J Clll Newt (J) Man from U.N .C ,L.E (]D) Eyewitness News ClJl WKRP In Cincinnati (HBOI MOVIE: 'The Cotton Club' ICCI (MAX] MOVIE : ' Christina' 11 :30 0 (l) Clll The Tonight Show T oniQht' s QUests ar e mime George Carl and Mart1na Ar roy o . (60 min.) In Stereo. (!) SportsCen1er (I) WKRP In Cincinnati II (I) Rocker "85 (I) Wall S1roe1 Week Louis Ruk eyser a na lyze s 1ho ·ao·s with a weekly review of econo mic and investmen t ma n ors . ® Taxi (J2J ABC News Nlghtllno ClJl Trapper John, M.D. 12:00 (J) Bo11 of Groucho (!) Sportollne (I) Entertainment Tonlghf Ja me s Fa renllno t alks a bou t his role iri"the ne w TV series 'Mary' and also the upcom · i_!!B mi nl·series 'Sins' Ill ClJ MOVIE: ' Rituala' (I) Comedy Tonight ® MOVIE : 'Aoaau11 on Precinct 1 3' (J2J MOVIE' ' Monatorold•' , 2 :30 0 (l) llJl Friday Night VI dooo In Soereo. . [I) 8111 Coabv Show (.!) To Be Announced (I) ABC Ne- Nlght11ne (IJ Wodehouae Pleyhouu (j)] MOVIE: 'P.J ." 12:35 IMAXI MOVIE : 'The Shin11)9' 12:60 cti Nlgh1 Track• 1 :00 (J) Wendy tnd Me 1:45 (H80) M_..., Loven (]) (]) New~ (]) 700 Club 17\ Mudo &-look ~ 0 ,.... - e CIJ Cll DicMk CVt.rkiE.: ~GoiNitedtolfm!_ ..... Amazon Women' , ,..,. CNN u---lne No2 15 I..DJ nvau• ...... 2:30 (!) SportoCentor 3:00 (]) MOVIE: 'The Hideout' (JJ World Cup Skiing ,-,. eom·•.· Brelll< "' """ 3 :05 (MAX] MOVIE ·. 'Ropo Man' 3 : 30 I..D' ~n~. INN Newa 3 :40 (HIOI MOVIE-. 'KGOD' 4 :00 (])College Basketball : Vir~lnla Commonw- o1 •-L----81-""'ham na """"""Y •and \P~f:'OVIE: 'Beyond .., G~ht _ ~---~e (MAXI MOVIE: 'Once upon o Time in America' (CC) 9 : 05 (l) N B~ Basketball: Phila· dolph'oa .- , Detroit 8 :30 ~ Mvsterioul World Tho ·F - of Ufe When the police stak e out the girt's shop in an etfon to catch a Garrett. In Stereo. SATURDAY ACROSS 1 O la nd ~ Tripodi (l) Clll 227 Mary 's daughter Hrend ~ lands in orouble when she moefs Cal· vin ao a dance, offer 1elling her porenfs she is going 10 the library . In Stereo . (I) Sneak Preview 10:00 D (l) llJl Hunter A forme r · movte star become invo lved wioh a geng ol mobs ters 1/11/86 22 Golf gadget assassinate 7 :00 • (J) ~ llaaketbell: App111chiM State at Mlr· a"-11 (J) Compbella (!) SportaCenter (I) • (I) Hoe Haw • ClJ Smail Wonder (J) Doctor Who {]J Wheel of fortune 25 Thai wo man 26 Mustcal i nstru m<'nl 1..-----l--------1- - 27 30 (ireek rl ic knam<' 31 1-'olluw 34 - B<•l1.ha :J6 ( 'ap 36 nrrl i n a ln~ 3 8 One k ind of b and 1 :3D (J) Guna of Win Son nett • ClJ 11'a a Uvlng llJ--:J- d y ClJl At the Movlea 8 :00 til MOVIE: 'The Druma· (I) Cofleie BalkttiMIII: Plttlburgh It SyNCUH 40 Mulct 41 J apaneS<' I' I -· I Ct wild dog 42 Fo nnerly 43~. · ~...:- "" in cards '-.L......I.-L,--,1 DAILY CR.YPTOQUOTES - He r e's how lo work i1 : til Women'a - . - 1: Ohio Sto1t 10t Norttowollt omWomens Big 10Beol<e1· ball. 12 hrs., 3D min.) • ClJ MOVIE: ·~ and AI~ R ~w ­ hcrat(' CD Solid Gold Clll Americo Dlaordor' D til Ill r; 23 Convened Hunter and his police colleagues. (60 min.lln Sforeo . CD 1988: Year of ,World Deatiny CD ~lege Football: All Star Game 1986 Ricoh J apen Bowl from Yok ohama. Japen. (3 hrs .l • ClJ Star Search E)IEN!NQ I C ud ~PI 2 ~ A Ta.-.t(' 9 Comrof _ .. m se("(tnd 3 Ou t of 10 .Judge's Lh(' way c h amtwr 4 Crissnoss 13 Fi xed 6 Having o nly , standard magn itud e Yt'Stt'rrlay s AnswN 14 Gon(' alof1 6 Const t'/19 llanutw 28 Sllt•nt 15 F'ound a lio n lauon Lrih utary fi lm 16 Muslim 7 F'ri(•n d (f•T.J 2S Ool"k lll,l.( star '!ame 8 Surreasr plan• 29 Arnatt·ur 17 Cares..o.; II Lihrary 24 Dt~ma n dtn~ rad 1o 18 Navy o ffict• patro n 25 Coal o JWrat or . w orkt>r J2 An:· h itt~t: sc ull (4 • 32 S ht •t •p l ik~· 20 Grerk tural 26 Wo o d, •n 33 F'li m·h mo un tam piers s hot• 3 7 l.a("k 21 Zh ivngo's 16 Can dlenul 27 EXL4 ' 1l:-. l vt• 39 Spoil I!Wt' 0 _.:.".,".:."..,.-,,--4 F'avori n ~.: '""' Lady Bluo(CCI Ka1y ba1t 1es 1he leader of a gang or motorcyclists IMI has gone on an armed robbery rampage. (60 m in .) to in Or{'-~o n DOWN 6 Cnpo nr featu re II (I) ® MOVIE : 'To Be Announced' pl anning 44 Collep,o film ro ll• With her. In Stereo . ""c--::''"" •• ....,,-~, r~ 4 :30 (J) MOVIE: 'Young and Dlongerau•' 4 :40 (MAXI MOVIE: ' Endgame' decide not to tell Mrs . 9 :00 D CIJ Clll The Golden Girls Rose makes a fa1al mistak e when She allow s her boyfriend oo spend lho night 9 :30 0 @l News ~"tr' by THOMAS JOSEPH group of counterfeiters , the girls lo\le , and Doc itnds htmself in a romantiC tnangle wrth a senator and hts w1fe !60 mrn.) "" uu Jamoa Paul McCartney (J2J The Love Boat ICC) Ace involved with a b ecomes ' spy an d his daughter, a proI es s ional dared evil falls in When Dominic visits an old war buddy. he becomes involved in family tens ions and 8 drug·running gang. (60 min,) (Ill Holywood'a Privo1e Home Movtta ICC) Bill Cosby holts a look a1 the privafe home mo•los of Hoil"t_wood otero. (60 min .) (111 . (JJ MOVIE: 'Ctwnga of Ha· bit' I I I I PIRAMI ) of 2 While serving as ohe Qroup, Nell ia asked oobe on Gory Collins · folovi81on show. In S1eroo. ltiiOI' MOVIE: 'Midd and Moudo' (CCI ± ] MR THE .. ( ) . AXYDLBA AX A is l.ONGF E LL O W FE!e lle~JAL. '-Y AMOVN"r "T'O. hints. Each day the code letters are dofferent Now arrtnoe tilt c ~rcled lelt81'8 to form thl surprlae answer. IS suo· g~t~ted bV the lbOvt oenoon I I I I t (I I Yesterd.'ly'a I J umbles: SKULL BRAVO WEOGEO Antwer: Whi t bOwlinG wasRI GH T OOW~ HI S ALLEY '• _ One letter stands for another . In tlus sample A os used for the lhree L '~· X for the two O's, etc . Single letters, _apostrophes, the 'length and formation of the words are all WHA"T WE DDIN~ l ) !Answers tomorro w (JI) Glmme • BI'Hk P•rt 2 manager of an ex-con rOCk ] : LAYMAN C RYPTOQ UOTE 1· 10 G JG VR S Wil RY A T PH G V r; K p II ,. T E K E ,\ T I ' f\ .J \ " (; I I W II S P Ll P K .I '·• - C P S S P <~ V H E s p A T ~: ..,. Yetterday 'o Cr)'Jitoquote: WA LKINtl ISN'T A I.O~T - ART - HOW ELSE CAN ONE GET To 1 T il t; CIARAGE'! -.'"~ AUTHOR UNKNOWN T E 8 W �J ' Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Judge tenninates 39 court cases Thirty-nine cases, 10 of which were DWJ 's, were processro Wednesday in Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Fined for DWI were Charles Smith, Reedsville. UXl and costs. 10 days in jail and Ill day lirense suspension; costs <Only for left of center; Belinda Roosh. Pomeroy. m and costs. IOdays in jail and lW day license suspension; costs only for left of center; Orien Colmer. Pomeroy. $2i0 and costs, thrff' days in jail and 61' day lirense suspension; costs only tor left of center; Sheila Jones, Dexter. $250 and costs, three days in jail and 00 day license suspension; $C{) and costs lor no operator's lirense; costs only for failing to display valid registration; Eugene Arms~ Pomeroy, $2i0andcosts, three days in jail and OOday license suspension; costs only for failu re to control; Duane Jones. Dexter. $2i0and costs. three days in jail .and 00 day llrense suspension; costs only for failure to control; $35 and costs. three days in jail and restitution for leaving the srene of an accident; Eugene Phillips Jr., Albany, $250 and costs . tht'ff' days in jail and 00 day lirense suspension. costs on}y for left of rPntPr . Also MalVin Wisecup, Middie- port, S2i0 and costs. thr('(' days in jail and 00 day license suspension; Earl Pickens. Syracuse. S2i0 and costs. thr('(' days in jail and ro day license suspension, costs only for failure to control; David Dillard. Racine . $2i0 and costs. thr('(' days in jail and 60 day licenSI' suspension; $50 and costs for possession of marijuana. Also fined were Keith Musser. Middleport, 00 days in jail with 58 days SUS!l<'nded. costs, six months probation, drug abuse; costs only for public intoxica tion; Roger Dlllard Jr. . Pomeroy . $125 and costs. three days in jail. six months probation. driving under suspension; Shannondoah Hinkle. Ravenswood , W.Va.. $100 and costs. reckless operation; Craid Donohoe. $100 and costs. thr('(' days in jail with jail ttme and $C{) of nne to be suspended U license is obtained within 60 days. no operator's license; $29 and costs for speeding; Da niel fisher . Ravenswood. W.Va .. $75 and costs. three days in jail suspended U license is obtained within 60 days, no operator's license; $25 and costs. speed unreasonable lor cond itions; $15 and costs. fa iled to dispia;· valid license plates; James Thomas. Pomeroy, $50 and costs for no driver's license; $-28 and costs for speed ing; Rickie LRtt. South Point . $C{) and cas ts with fine suspended . hunting wit oout a license; William Cremmns. Ru tland. $50 and costs with fin~ suspended . ll oours ~blic ser•icc work at the co unt; animal shelter. abandoning animals: Lon nie Black. Rutland . .ll day jali sentence suspended. restit ulion a nd Meigs man escapes injury from wreck A Meigs Count\· man escaped injury in a onp.n•hiclr ar cidcn1 Thursdav P\'~ning on Ohio HJ The Gallia -Meigs post of the State Highwa;· Pat rol said Harry R. ButchPr. 3i. of .1!001 Mudlord Rd .. Pomeroy. was northbound on 143. when he ailegrdl; "·ent off the r i,ght >ide of the road and in to a dit ch. Butcher's pick-up sustain!'d light damage in the R· :l'i p.m. accident and he wa< charged bY thr patrol with DWl and fa ilure to control. -============;l r The Daily Sentinel. i l 'SPS IU·961 l Oh· l~lon ,\ ol :YiulllmPdla , lnt· f'\f'n J ltNnoon . Monda \ th ro u~h F nda~ , I l l Coun ~r. . Po m Nm·. Oh io. b' th1• Ohio \ 'a lit•\· P ub l is hln ~ Co mp :i rn M ul tt m Pd ta . l nt Po mt>rm . Ohio ~ li ti~ Ph 9!1~ ~ I Sh Sf' rond d as:. post a£!' ~tid .11 PomN m Pub ll~ hro Oh io MPmbN . L' n ltf'd P r f''>~ ln tNn, ttlon.tl. Inl a nd Oailv P rf'S., ,\ ssncla !lon .tnd thf' O hio NrwsPap<>r Associa t iOn ~a tlonat Ad\'f'rllsln,E: Rf' pi'I'Sf'n t.III W'. Branttam N(>V.•spapPr Sa if's. i .1.1 Third 1\ \'POUf'. NN ' Yo rk . J\' pw Yo rk Jll(Jl i POSTMASTER: Srnd addrrss t' h ,m~f'S to llH' Da il\· S(>nlln r l. I ll Cou rt St . ~!lY'r oy, Ohio H ifi9. SU BSCRIPTION RATES Dy Carrtrr or Mol or Roule Onr Wf'ek .. $1 10 Onr Month . . Onf' Yrar . S-U fi $~i 'l(] ~ IN GLE COP\' PRICE · Dall;t .. 1 Subsr rlbf'r s no t dc'strtng to pa y th('car Friday. January 10. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio costs. criminal mischief; Etoilla Cassell. MlddlPport . restitution and costs. passing bad checks. Ronald WhitP, Cheshire, $lJ and costs with line suspended,lailure to control; Dorothy Thompson, Cheshire. $10 and costs, failed to yiPid right of way; Kevin Moss. Belpre, $5 and costs. no brakes; George ShulPr, Middleport , $10 and costs. failed to display valid license plates; James Mart indill. Columbus. $10 and costs. failed to display valid license plates; Paul Wilson, Racine. S25 and costs, expired license plates; JPrry Me Pherson, Portland. SIO and costs. failed to yield. Fined for speeding were Jack Satterfled Jr .. Pomeroy. $25 and costs; Harl)· Mowery. Parkersburg, $21 and costs; friedrick Bever tee. Columbus. S26 and costs; David f!opkins. Marietta, $21 and costs; Neal Branch, Tuppers Plains, $25andcosts; James Stack. Radcliff, S:zi and costs; Mark Tredway, Chesapeake. $ll and costs; Jeffle Elliot. Pomeroy, S:ll and costs; James Harmon. Por-' !land, $24 and costs. forleiting bonds in Meigs County Court for sp('('cling were Michael Starkey of Marietta and Ricky Anderson of London. $50 each. '\Ohio senate 'approves s~~lt . llill COLUMBUS. Ohio (UPI) Motorists traveling Ohio highways will have to start fastening their seatbelts by early this summer of lace the posslbltity d. a citation and line. By the narrowest of margins COMMITfEE APPOINT· ME!\'T - Melp County fanner Theron John8oa has 0081 selected to a lllree-year 1enn 011 the Athens, Vlmoo, Melp Farmers Home AdminlllralloD Coounlliee. Jom- openleo a lann near Racine ralslnc beef caWiJ and He WIS employed by Fannen Bank 1111d Savings CGmpany for 20 yean and served on lhe SoB Conserva· lloa Sen1ce Board lor 26 years. The responslbillly ollbe FmllA Coounlliee 5 to determiDe • ellglblllly lor all fanner 101111 applications. The conunlltee Veceillbles also makes l'llCOmmendallons concemlns problem loans and debt seatem...t CMes. Other committee members are Martha Lee of RadDe and Dale Percy ol Albu.Y. Area deaths Larry M. D~m~t Larry Meredith Darst, 37. died Thursday at his home at Route 2. Albany. He was born feb. 6, 1~ at Kyger. a son of James Meredith and Ruth frances Darst of Route 2, Albany. Other survivors are two brothers. JamE'S Eddie Darst. Albany; Sammy Louis Darst. Carpenter; three sisters. Sara Mae Gillman. ,Hamden: Ruby Eloise Simpson. Middiepon. and Shirley Louise WIU. McArthur. several niPces. nf1JhPWs. uncles and aunts. Thrff' infan t brothers preceded him in death. Mr. Darst worked as a custodian in the Albany School System. He was a member of the Lower Lighthouse Church of Prophecy. Services will be held at I p.m. Sunday at lhP Rawlings-Coats· Blower funeral Homp with Bishop John Paiiard offi ciating. Burial will be In the Gravel Hili Cemetery at Ch<'S hire. friends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. Lloyd H. Peyton f uneral seni ces for Lloyd H. Peyton . Jr .. 61. who dird Mond ay at his home on Bowles Road. Dex ter. will bP held at 1 p.m. Monday at the HuntPr funeral HomP in Rutland . Mr. Peyton was born ln Logan County . W. \'a . a son of the late Lloyd H and VPra Winters Peyton HP was retired from the Southern Ohio Coal Co. SuiViving are lour sons. Richard. DextPr; WaynP. Rutland; Stl'\·~. Tiffin . and J im. fort Rill')' . Kan sas; seven daughters. Jane BarP, Portsmouth ; Jeanie Gonsales. Arizona; Joanna Remaley . Vienna. W. \ 'a.; Patty Rupe, Colorado; Barbara Sail. \'ienn a. W. Va .; Cindy Peyton. Cincinnati. and .J ~nn;· Peyton. Dexter. Also sur.· ~· ­ ing are 13 grandc hildren. two brothers. RhondiP Peyton. Branchland . W. \ 'a. and ivan Pp;·ton. San Anton1o. Trx . and four sisters. JosPphine Clark. Apple Grove. w. Va .: Mar.- Rose Vanover. Am hcarstdale. W. Va.: lmo~nP McGouch. CiPveiand. and Marcaiean Fowler. Chapmans\'il le. W. Va. He was preceded in death by his " i fe . Emily Ma;·nard Peyton. whom he married in- february . 1948. and by three brothers. Officiating at Monday' s seJVICi'S wll l be Rev . O'Dell Mantey with burial to be in Sta ndish CPmetery. DextPr. friends may call at the funeral oome from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Su nday . Claude V. Eblin Claude V. Eblin. 70. Union Ave .. Pomeroy, died friday morning at Vrteran~ Memorial HospitaL Mr. Eblin was born in Pom~roy on M<m:h 15, 1915, a son rt the late Mahlon and Virginia HJnkJe Eblin. He was a retured coal miner and logg~r. Sun1ving are his wifP. Mary Maxine Conkle Eblin; a son and daughter-in-law. Claude Douglas and Suzanna Dawn Eblin. Pomeroy: two granddaughrers, August ina Dawn and Claudine Lashane Eblin and three grandsons. David John. Howard Eugell(> and Ivan Joseph Eblin, all of. Pomeroy. Also surviving are a brother, Mahlon IDoc I Eblin, Pomeroy, and a sister. Elva Grueser, Pomeroy. Besides his parents. he was preceded In death by a son. floyd Eugene Eblin, a grandson and three brothers. Services will be hE'id at I p.m. Sunday at the Ewing funeral Home with Rev . Howard Sear iPs officiating. llurlal Will be in Gil· more CemetPry. Friends may call at the funeral home anytime alter 2 p.m. on Saturday. Thursday, theOhloGeneralAssem· biy sent to Gov. Richard F. Celeste a mandatory seatbelt bill applying to au tomoblle drivers and their front-seat passen~rs. The Sel)ate agreed, 17-14, with House changP.> In the controversial bill which has been debated in the Legislature for the last yPBr. A spokesman saJd the governor wUI sign the bUl when ft reaches his · desk. perhaps next week. Ninety days later. or sometime In AprU. the seatbeit provision will be in effect, making Ohio the 17th statP with such a requirement. After a •-month grace period, Ia w enforcement o!flcers will begin imposing a $:11 One unbuckled drivers and $10 for each unbuckled front-seat passenger. Michael Salster. CO<iroinator of Qtlzens for Safety Belts, a private coalition of chambers of com· merce, auto manufacturers. municipalltles and safety organizations, said a S15,<Dl public awareness campaign will start in about six weeks. Weather forecast Today .. .varlable ctoudtnesswitha high 40 to 45. West winds lOtoll lliph. • Tonight...partly cloudy. Low in the mid als. Northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Saturday ... sunny with a high 40 to 45. Chance rt precipitation is 10 percent today and near zero percent, tonight and Saturday. YES, WE ARE! Yes, we are still taking !enior portraitJ. You not only get" a wide selection of poses to choose from bu! ourportraiiJ carry a lifetime guarantee. A// of our portraits are done in a deluxe matte fini sh at no extra We charge and all are delivered in at· use tractive snowdrift folders. The Photo Place Charltnt and lob IIMflch 109 Hip St. Pomeroy, Ohio Free Golf lesson! Golf 2-0oor Come in and learn all there is to know about the reliability. durability and efliciency' of the German-engineered Volkswagen Goli. Bring your family in today for a test drive - it won't cost you a thing. Unless , of course, you decide to buy one. Drive the 1986 Volkswagen Golf - it's a car above par' lWO YEAR &1':.. It's not a car. UNUMITED MILEAGE WIt's a Volkswagen. WARRANTY. Veterans Memorial 446 9100 Adrnissions--Gracl' Glaze, Pomeroy; Charles Bush, Pomeroy; Della Clelland. Pomeroy. Dlscha~--F1oyd Dailey, Alan Wilson. Lucy McCune, Robert John Flyl'r. 195 Upper IIMr RDid Galipalis, 0. And Here's Why: Comanche XLS. '-.l.tntlt rd k :tiUfl'"li'\l'ludl · 1 .\-ru ... 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Sl4 .!H> :It; Woel<s.. ................ . - .. $29.t2 - . $5824 Oui~ld e r Ohio weather: Deaths .... .. .... ................... A-t cloudv, . fair --Page A-3-- Annual 'First Baby Derby' winner from 1\'feigs Page B-8 · · Sports ......... .. .... .. ...... ..... C-1-6 Take-One ....... .............. Insert Weather .... .... .. ........ .... ..... A-3 tntittt 9 Sections, 60 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia In c . Newspaper Middleport- Pomeroy--Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, January 12, 1986 Seatbelt law: local patrol commander reacts By JOHN FRIEDMAN Times-Sentinel Staff GALLlPOLIS - U the mandatory spatbeit law enact!'d Thursday by the Ohio General Assembly had b('('n in Ioree during 19lfi. all lour highway deaths in Meigs County and at least two of five in GaUia County cbuld have b('('n prevented, according to Lt. Dan Henderson. commander of the Gallla-Meigs post of the Stall' Highway Patrol. None of the people killed in automobile accidents in 1985 werP wearing Sl'at belts "and at il'ast !()percent of those injured would not have b('('n,.as seriously ln ju('('d" if they had been wearing the !Pits. he added. "The odds are so much grea ter of not being kltied or seriously injured it is ridiculous not to wear them," Henderson said. Hender9Jn said he has not been involved in the investigation of a fa tal accident in which a person died because they were weating a sea I belt. In 1984. Hender!Dn said lour people killed in area accidents were thrown from their vehicles and probably would not have b('('n killrd if they had been wearing the restraints. "They were relatively minor da mage accidents ," Henderson said. "But they were killed when they were thrown from thP vehicles." The seat bell law may also help reduce insurance rates, Hender9ln said. " U It' s your right not towear a sea t lPII ." he said, "and you get involved in an accidPnt and arP hosplla lized. it's m;· insuran C'<' money that's h~l p ing to pay (the bill I ." Once the law goes into effect , probabl; !Dmetime in April. "a large segment of the population will wea r them just beeauSI' it's the law. Most people are taw-abiding cit izens," Henderso n added f ollo-.ing a two-month grace period. law enforcement officers will begin imposi ng a $::!1 fine on unbuckled drivers and a $10 line on unbuckled front seat passPngers. The House of Representali\'eS had deleted a requirement that rear sea t pa s sen~rs wear the belts and the Senate went along with the proposal. Even after the grace period , a police officer will have to stop a vehicle for another violat ion bcfor~ issuing the seatbeil citation. Revenue from the lines will bc placed in a Spc'C ial seat belt educational fund for the Ohio DPpartm!'nt of Highway Safety . Violators will bc able to a\'oid the fine by watching a special ODHS sa fetY film on the importanre of wearing a seatbeil . Sen. Paul E . Pl~ifer. R-Bucvru s. the bill 's chief sponsor. said between 300 to 400 latalil iPs ca n be prevented in Ohio each year if motorists obey the law He sa id thPre a rP 1.600 fatalities annually on Ohio highways. and other states with mandatof\· bcillaws have experienced a 25 percent r!'duclion in fatal accidents. Deadly gas leaks from Piketon plant Additional funds flow into library coffers By CHAIUENE HOEFLICH Times-Sentinel Stall POMEROY More than $100,<Dl in additional funding will flow into the coffers of th~ Meigs Library Board in 1~ . due to a change in the way libraries are financed in the Sta t ~ of Ohio. MPigs. libraries which operated on intangibiP tax receipts of $65,823 in 1985. wUl ha\'e S169.826 to spend this yPar . How rhl' funds are spent is detPrmined pntirely by th~ Meigs Library Board members. Pat Holter. president. Pat Milts, Mary Kay Yost, and Don Mullen. No cri t~ria lor expenditures is set by the state. Two years ago when the lntangi· bie tax was repealed to be e!fective on Jan. 1. 198>, the State Sl't aside funding of 6.3 percent of thP total incomP tax for library revenue. "We expected the new formula to ('('place thP amount from the intangible tax receipt s and perhaps show a sma ll increase. but we didn 't l'XJX'CI anything like this ." co mm Pnt ed Ru th Pow e r s . librarian. But when local funds. considered by the State Department of Taxa tion as a guaranteed sharP detPrmined by previous operat ing funds . were matched and there was a hugh excess of money remaining1n the fund. a "share of the excess" was assigned. she explained . Smaller libraries. or those which had operated on the fewest dollars in - previous years, were given larger port ions of the excess as a "catch-up" techniquP. or to bring simlllar funding to all libraries across the state. Gallla County which had a guaranteed share of $156,848, an · amount comparabil' to thp intangible tax receipts of previous years. received $72,:))6 in the distribution of the Pxcess monies. The increase in funding is expected to be continued at the same level, according to Ruth . Powers. tibarian. She reports thaI long range plans for expenditures. Including a building fund, are being developed by the Library Board and a special committee composed of Debbie Weber, Reedsville, Cindy Oliveri. Meigs County Extension SeiVice agent, Shirley Huston, SyracuSI'. and Sandy . Sergent. Rutland. has been appointed. Priorities this year. Mrs. Powers notes. will be the purchase of new books. She says tha 1 the library can now begin to removP books which haven't been checked out lor five yl'ars. replace books which are in poor condition. expand magazine and newspaper subscriptions, and replace some equipment and furnishings. The Board is also planning to reinsta te the film service. The libraries stU! have projectors and tContlnued on page A3 ) Times-Sentinel Stall bat! IS. ('r.f'd ll wil l !)(' gl vE>n r arr lf'r ea ch 52 Wteks .. ................................ $59.80 Along the River .. ..... .... .... B- f -8 Vol. 20 No. 49 Copyrighted , 986 TUPPERS PLAINS--Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District is ready. willing and able to extend watpr tines into 1he St iversviile area of M~igs County Hsome already pxisting customers will allow easements across their properties. The $451.<Dl project is being funded through fa rmers Home Administration in thP form of a $352.0XJ Joan and a ~.000 grant. Efforts have heen underway since •19lll to pipe water to the StiversvUie area where 36 customer.~ will be seiVed by the extended line. A smaller line on Skinner Road will .also be included in what the water district calls the Phase 111 project. as well as a small line in East LRtart and a small line in the Minersville area. Th(' Dat iv St>n! lnt'l on a 3. 6 or 12 monTh Ohio 13 Weeks.. ............................ 115.60 · 26 -Weeks.. .................. ---- .......... 131.20 Inside: Editorials .......... ... ..... ... .... .H tmts By NANCY YOACHAM riE'r m.w remit In ad vanr f' dlrf'r T 10 52 Wed<s .. .... ......... Columnist William F. Buckley Jr. presents 'shop talk' - Page A-2 Page B-1 PIKETON. Ohio tL'Pl i - Monitors Installed ,_Iter a fede ral agency report!'d leaks at Ohio nuclear materials plants showed 46 pound s of a radiooct ive gas leaked in just one week at one of tht> plants. autoortt les said Saturday. The Deparnnent of Energy said results of tests late friday showed uranium hexafluoride. the same gas that killed one worker and injured 32 at an atomic plant in Oklahoma Jan . 4, was escaping from an air evacua tion system at the Piketon uranium enrichment -plant; '1lb0ut' .,... miles """Ill ~ MORE MONEY, MORE BOOKS- Wlth the Meigs Ubraries haYing Slfi8,8'al on which lo operate In 19S8, an increase of over SlOO.OOO, patrons can e~ped 1o see hundreds of new books on the shelvi\S ~ the Pomeroy rutd Middleport Ubnu-les. Seeing Ruth Power.~, Ubnu-lan, Jllltting new books on the shelf will become a famiBar sight as lite year moves along. Columbus. , Wiley Johnson. chiP! of the department's Facilities and SystPrns Safety Branch in Oak Ridge, TPnn .. said there was no indication anyone had bee n injure(! . Last month. a General Account · ing Office report requested by Sen . .John Glenn. D-Ohio. said there wpre numerous probiPms with leaks at Piketon and at the fNnaid uranium weapons processing plant near Cincinnati. William Manning. director of the Enriching Operations Division . said special fill ers wpre installed on the air evacuation system at Piketon on Dec_::!1. Th~ plant . owned by the Depai1 ment of Energy and operated lly Goodyear Atomic Corp .. produces fuel rods for nuclear reactors. Water district set to lay lines despite easement problems Ohio lottery winners P ICK4 $1 straight bet pays $2,760. PICK -4 $1 box bet pays $115. Some color h~mony • Joost givt us o <Gil for yoor a(l(llin'-1 afttr 5:00 P.M. or anytimo ett Wooh,.L Melvin !Peck 1 Hood. 68. died friday morning at his home at lll Locust St.. Pomeroy. Mr. Hood was born in Pomeroy on Dec. 5. 1917. asonofthe late John Thoma s and Emma Marie Massar Hood. He was a cranP operatorwtlh foote Mineral Co. before hls retinement and was a member of the United Steel Workers of America. Local 5171 A vl'teran of World War 11 . Mr. Hood belonged to feeney-Bennett Post 128, AmPrican LRgton, MlddiP· port, and was a member of Trinity Church in Pomeroy. Surviving arp his wife, Helen; a daughter and son-in -law. ChPryl and Vic Durst. The Plains; a son and daughter-in -law. Danny and Rachel Hood. Pomeroy; a son. Tim Hood. at hom~; a siSter. ThPlma NE'ase. Pomeroy; grandchildren. Scoll. Jason and KPIIy Durst and David .Johnson. and several nieces and nf1Jhews. Services will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing funeral Home with Rev . W. H. Perrin officiat ing. Burial wUI be in Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends may call at lht> funeral homP from 2to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. $84,225. ··Page 8-l HIGH SCHOOL SENIOIS Melvin Hood CLEVELAND iUPII - Thursday' s winning Ohio l:.ottery numbers: Dally Number 387. Ticket sales 1 o · t a I e d $1.18I.O:Il .!Xl. with a payoff duP of S478.127.!Xl. PICK-4 5621. PICK4 tick~t sa les totaled S!86,9.'!7.!Xl, with a payoff due of usage growing Judgments sought fannPrs Bank and Savings Co., Pomproy. has filed two foreclosure actions in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. An action requesting a $6391.09 judgment has been flied against Hillard Conley and Margaret J . Conley, Middleport. et at. lor property in Bedford Township. An action requesting judgment of $11 ,729.33 has been filed against Leonard Conrad Lyons, Pomeroy, et al, for property in Chester Township . Library 195 Upper Riwlr Road Gallipolis, 0. Altogether, 50 new taps wUl be added to the Tuppers Plains-Chester network through the Phase Ill project. The new line wiU tie in with-the exis lfng line at McKenzie Ridge and an ~.tlXl galion water tank will be installed on a slle atop McKenzie Ridge. This tank wUl supply customers on the ex tension and existing custom~rs on County Road :!l between Ihe Bald Knob-Stiversvilie Road and McKl'nzle Ridge junctions. Don Poole. a Tuppers Plains-Chester representative. says th~ project has b('('n and will lP delayed beeause of the refusals of easements from property owners. The district did not want to cross country to lay the new line "but we may have no alternative. " Poole says. Just a few exiSting customers from the McKenzie Ridge area and County Road 28 are ooldlng out on the easements according to Poole. even though "special and very stringent specifications" have b('('n written to accomodatP property owners. TheSI' very customers would also benefit from the extension beeauseplacement of t he tank on McKenziP Ridge "would strengthen the whole area·· accord in ~ to Poole. "I guess they've forgotten what it's likP to be without water," hP adds. Poole doesn't think construction costs wUI be increased If the water district is forced to go cross country but it will be an "extreme inconvenienCE'." Construction through a wilderness arpa "ercatcs a · maintainance problem more than anything, " Poole says, "beeause 90 percent of the leaks oo any lin~arr Gramm-Rudman law challenged in court Gillmor takes Celeste .to task on unemployment rate TOLEDO. Ohio (UP! I - Saying he wants to IPII the public the facts behind Gov _ Richard Celeste's "State of the State" address. Senate President Paul E. GUimor Friday said Ohio's unemployment rate would be even higher II it were not for the large number of people leaving for thP Sunbeit. "Ohio has the highest level of ·out-migration' of its people of any state in this count ry with one exception." hi' said. GUtrnor. the state's highest rank· ing Republican and a possibl~ opponent to the Democratic gover· nor. said the CPieste administration has cost Ohio as mony as 160,tlXl jobs. The Republican leader took the governor to task for the high unemployment ra te. Gillmor said CPiesle failed to say Ohio's \m· ployment rate is the second highest in the nation. "Dick Celeste may be proud of Ohio !Ping ~9th out of !Xl states econornicaly, but I'm not," he said. The senator has foUowi?d Celeste around the stall' Thunsday and Friday to offer a rebuttal to the governor's address Wednesday "Regarding my potential, proba· bie. extremely probable, we're-not· quite ready-to-announce-yet candidacy for governor, I'm ruMing a positive campaJgn, " said GIUmor. ''I' m running positive carnapign, I'm ruMing a Paul Gillmor earn· palgn, a pro-Ohio campaign." GUlmor saJd his position as president of_ the senate obligated him to o!fer a countl'fll(linl to the governor's address Wednesday. "That's w~ I would say this (Continued on page A3\ located b; customers." Poole was reluctant to give an approx imate construction date for the Phase l ti project "beca use we've.al('('ady had so many Mlay s wp didn 't count on... He wou ld say that construct ion is coming ciOS('. At the present time. Tuppers Plains-Chester is taking bids for construction of a back -up generator at the exlslin~ treatment plant in Long Bottom . The water board has talked about a back-up genpra tor for several years conunent s Poole. Alt er last winter when a separate boost er was out for live days. the board felt the;· could no longer postpone construction of a hock-up. " If that had b('('n the treatment plant out for five day s. it would have b('('n a disaster." explai ns Pook>. Construction costs for IlK' ba ck-up genera tor will be approximately $3l,(ll). WASHINGTON (UPl\ - Con gress passed the Gramp1 -Rudman balanced budget law to avoid making unpopular spending ruts. but in doing so shirked its constitu tional duty, lawyers told a federal court in a key legal test of the measure. lAW CHALLENGED - 'The conrtlutlonallty of the lalanoed budJeC law bealtlrllle name11 ollls !ifiiiiiiOI'!I Sen. Wamn Rudman. R-N.H., left, and Sen. PIIIL Gramm, R-Tex., Is being chaDensed by a federal employ- uulon and 12 Howe members. During more than tht'ff' oours of argu ments Friday, six attorneys debated the constitu tionality of Gramm-Rudma n's key provision - a trigger requiring spending cuts without letting Congress vote on them. 111te law Is being challenged lly a federal employees union and 12 HouSI' members. who say it violates the Constitution's sPparation of powers doctrine by shift ing Con· gress' budget - making duties lo nnn-elected bureaucrats. " What "'r haH' hf'IT' is ;1 law whose principal pu rpoSC" is to enable those who are cl!'Ct('(i ro make the laws to a\·oid hard choices. " said Alan Morrison. representing the House membrrs. " W~ see the statute as a patent abdication of the congressional duty," Lois WiUiams. of the National Treasury Employ!'('S Union. said. LawyPrs for ' th~ House. Senate and General Accounting Offic ~ defended the low. while the Reagan administration said it would be constitutional lf the prt"sident, instPad of the GAO. had final sa von billions of dollars worth of cutS: The law, which " 'ou ld end deficit s by 1991, calls for au tomatic budget cuts If Congress and the White (Continued on page A3) � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 10, 1986 darst eblin hood peyton