https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f18ccc08afe0ba93dcd20d2411c1d3eb.pdf cca2280dcfd32b70c80af833462cc809 PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Happenings in and around Meigs Area deaths Brian Keith French Brian Keilh French . 30, of 61 Franklin Ave. Athens, died unex pectedly Wednesda y al O'Btcness Hospit JI. Athens. &llurrlay at the Ewmg Funeral Home "1th Re\'. Ste,·e Nelson officiating. Burial will lx' in Meigs Memory Garden. Friends may call HI Ihe funeral hom<' after 2 p.m. on F r iti:l Y. Born in (;rll lipolis. ht· wa~ tht' son of Edn a :11ilk•r F'renc h Ru ssl'il uf Middlcp011 and lht· IJ IC Ed"·ard T. ~'ren r tl . l i e ,,.<:~ .., Hoc kin g a _,tudcnt Jl ttl(' port . he 1s sun iYf'd b,-,J bmthl' r ancl sistor-m -law , :\1Jrc .1nd .Jua n1t;1 French. Middlf'p!)l t. -. i ~ tf'r . .1 LuAnn E\'.111 >. Mlclcl lr pOI I. hb gramlmmh(.'r, C1-· 1cr Fn' nt·h. two n iect~~ . M . , ~ .m .111d .h·~sw a f-~\ · a n s . 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Mrs. CarpPntPr was bom 1n C'hrsrrr Tounship. f'- lP ig!:' Counr-y . on Dt'C. 11. 19111. a daughtPr of the F:rne~ t l.nr and \ora Spt• n('('t' ll nlter. . and f11ur This year we 're to finding more Americans the biggest tax refund they have coming. What can we find for you? .-\ c~ ron " '" rc~ tl hf' r. Mr. Zahl wa s a lso ftH' ht-. work m wocd n·.:;kJ('(l on cl . l l'l! •' l) f JJ t • \\ t!. . . l(,,r•ph I H t ~,m lt · \-l idd lt'J.!t H1 \\' t\ !1[\ m . . .- \ !ln'fl l .\ (·11'- R 1r im' ntt • \\ h-' • .\ nt l•'l '.I I!' DRESSES DRESSY AND FUNERAL HOME CASUAL STYLES in g t lu ' FamilY of REG. 59.00 TO S41.00 fridby2-4 p.m. - 1-9 p.m. Saturday Service 2 p.m. . 17th Anniversarv Sale 17 yea rs ago this month "we opened our doot s for the first time . Now (thanks to you) we are ce lebrating our 17t h year in busines, so come in and celebrate it with us and save like yo u have never saved before . NEW S PC. WOOD GROUP h4 (on5 truction (J.u Ch, Cho~r , 2 End Tables, ' Coffee Ta ble. 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LITTLE GIRLS' BLOWER BRIAN KEITH FRENCH \ \ ,1~ nc \ tl. tm r ;n ,' n. r ,-.\ tn ~ 'h.H It"·· f ~u-..h \\ 1:n1 ,1 feel wC'·rr RAWLINGS-COATS '·' ·t." i )l~ il . i~' £.:1· " " \\'l' rr:===========tl .1n · ] lorn !!'\ \ \\'_\ ..1: r. P' l!1 i! 'l'\l~ r<lll,b;t'fllf'nl s. Bitont r repo11ed l\' r~p11~<1 "II" ' ,, ' au e\W lli('(ll o oppose ~' < ' rn Riffe'" "f ' rl -\d ll1b' l' ' n " Hr A.\'enu.:- in quitr a ff'w studrnt.s." .·\ ' k'~ " 'h' hr "·ouldn N ight the PARKING ~ Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Friday. January 17, 1986 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper By BOJniOEFLICH Sentinel staff writer Steps lor selling the Pomeroy Junior High School, the nearby Marauder football field and parcels ln Rutland were made when the Meigs Local School Dlstrtct's Board of Education met In regular session Thursday night. Supt. Dan E. Morris reported there Is a Interested buyer lor the junior high school bulldlng and the property on which It sits, but tllat the buyer Is not Interested In the rest of the property In Pomeroy which includes the football field. However, Supt. Morris indicated tlle potential buyer feels he could Interest another buyer In the properiy which Includes the lleld. Durtng a discussion on the sale of the property, board president Rohert Snowden pointed out that previously properties of the district have been given for a token $1 Ia Middleport, Rutland and Pomeroy Villages and Indicated that it has been agreed that no more property owned by the dlstrtct is to be given away. Snowden pointed out the district has a need for money and said he Is anxious to have the recreation facilities at Meigs HighSchool completed. He spoke of the need for a new bus garage In the dlstrlct Indicating that money will be needed for those developments. Snowllen reported there are parcels In Rutland which also should be. sold. . Asst. Supt. James Carpenter pointed out that surveying of the property should be done so tllat the purchaser wUI be aware of property boundrtes. The board voted to have the surveying done and advertise the properties In Pomeroy and Rutland as soon as possible for sale at public auctions with the boarrl reserving the right to accept or reject all bids. It was stipulated tllat If tllere should be any delay in getting some of the Pomeroy and Rutland properties surveyed each piece should be advertised separately just as soon as the survey _work is done In each Instance. Salary adju!&ments The board moved Into a 10 minute executive session when a request for salary adjustments was presented from tlle principals of the district. The prtncipals following a meeting on tl1e matter had requested an Increase of $3,950each to cover the period from Jan. I to Aug. 1, this year. Supt. Morris sald that tllls Is the same dollar Increase which teachers had been given and tllat unless raises were given to principals, a teacher with maximum training and maximum experience would be earning more money than principals. Supt. Morrts also pointed out that the elementary ,principals work 2211 days compared to 1&1 days worked by a teacher. Durling a discussion on the raises, Barton said that 78 percent of the district's money Is going for salaries and that he felt tlle board must draw the line agalnst tl1ree and four thousand dollar salary increases. "We must get things in line and proper prospective," he commented. Powell commented he felt the distrtct should pay the admlnistators more tllan teachers and tllat a slgnHicant raise was In order so tl1a I the administrators would earn more than teachers and Powell made a motion to pay the $39;j) req uested . However, tlle motion died for lack of a second. The · boarrl then moved Into executive session alter which they returned to the meeting room and passed a motion given elementary priincipals and the assistant high school principal a raise of sum from Jan . 1 to Aug. I and the high school principal was given an increase of $1500. All four board members on hand voted in favor of that lncreaSl'. 1Continued on page 121 Rep. Boster says bill will boost Ohio coal usage kno~n C<UY ing . ~luU X' rt'\ quntr>d " " .. ; , ~· l n g \ OU lO!h J\ H \ ' lh .l l! ft> pl' t"i 'l'\t ' !' l fWt' nm Pomeroy, Ohio . Open 9 AM·6 PM Weekdays, 9·5 Sal Phone 992·3795 NTMENTS AVAILABLE r(nniiQU[~ trnm page l ' ~10po«l l. ' r1u . bu r .\ i 618 East Main Street Ponwro.\ llw E ~•- ml! 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Bun ~1 l 'd ll be in thr en tine takes steps to sell properties b ked potato plus Every dinner includes a ~ t Spot" and the niPces _l.rt't~ at at y .:,p~1lres;:: . Section , , 2 Pages Voi.J6, No. 191 Copyrighted 1986 IJ.1shan: four .1unt s among \-\-' hom is :-c > ~ · . • e A Meigs Counly man suffered minor injuries in a single- vehicle accident on Meigs Cou nty 19 Wednesday night. accorrling to the Gallia-Meigs post of the State Highway PatroL Bruce W. Blackston, 27, of Rt. 3. Pomerov. was westbound on 19, about sL,·tenths of a mile west of U.S. 33, when troopers said he allegedly lost control of ills pick-up Hat II<' 'ipr n<'cr [·'m:lcrick of PomP· i\k '(ll't' f l, · ',l', l .... , t ·,, lt 'I,Hl t•l \\'ur ld t n~ll l LJ Trt Meigs motorist hu in traffic accident 1{i ffi<'. F:agle Ridge: two nephews. R c;,,r\' ,Jnd Gordon Holter, \\ ' cdm•st.:ia ~ C'H'ning at a hospital in H~ ·tTif'n Splings. Mi ch. ,\1 '[ LJI'"d r\ " ..., u h_ P !lHll\tlt ., , t'lt \1 1' l bid Stdfion. cmd Sharon Holt er J...: ~ . ,I ~tl tl l)f I ht' t d n iHP l~ · ll u td lie c:l lk d }{ Jt It ' ... p_. . n~n r '-'h lp · ,m .; World's BtggtS ' "" Aaron Z. Zahl WM I I .111d .1 nwm t• •t trl the· \ "bll n Mrthodis1 t hu: t 11 SU I'\' 1\",Jl);.! , II t ' Ill ... \\ tk . .\l .!rT h,\ Ft·r tPII \h_-.. !11 1j :-I.... rt•l \l.1n .\1.1.\ lnt · H.ult '') \,~11\ .! \\ \ '.t ,l!ld "' ' \! '!'.! ; nH-...'! '- .tlld ll t'!J hi' H .... r~ .. \(~~' " ~ ~ ·, p, l i t 'nl ... . 11,· \' .! " prN"fld('li :n clt'.ll lt tJ\ •hn·c bJoth l' I'S. Er nd. lll 1--\ollPrT dnd H.J \-dt' n \l oon · ~ ' I ' It , ., \ \ i d t11 !W id .t ! ~ p.nl was nol trealed, troopers said. Blackston's pick-up sustained mod· erale damage and he was charged by tllepatrolwithfailure tocontrol. County Common Pleas Court from Audrey Arnold, Pomeroy , on grounds of gross neglect of duty . O. •lort"s Grff'n Uing. Colum- 12Pke1 Zalll. long-tlmc I' o !llCI'O)' Hi gh School t Parh~r. died tng . .... \ HI t~l•' Meigs County Emergency Medi cal Service rt'ports five calls Wednesdav; SvracuSl' at 8: 14a .m. to Church. Sl. ·for Estill Moore to Veterans Memoria l Hospital: Middlepon at 8: lti a.m . to Bradburv Rd. fo r Freda Clark who was lrea ted bu l not transported; Middlepon a t 9:32 a. m. transponed Freda Clark to Holzer Medical Center: Middiepo11 at 3:38 p.m. to 1689 Lincoln Height s for Dorothy Wya tt to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Tuppers Plains at t07 p.m. to Rl. tiffi East for Keith Harris to Vewrans Memorial Hospiial. by a brorhrr. sislpr-in -law . .\1;1 n · h:J thryn Hol trr. Basl1an: two I-:.'. I ll! \ loon•. 7..j . "\~ r. t l'u ~ · . d trd dl hi s ]lOnl t · \\'t '( ]IH'-...d ,l\ (\ l'f'ti n"t i L'Il>t'i li L'ia n. Mr. :\loo rr ~;~; a~ 1'1\ .' J'n d I f- ',lilt~ . lat C' l'bom.l' c~ n d '"a cu•w. ~<~ent off the lefl side of Emergency squads Divorce granted Ihe road and overturned . Gerald V. Arnold. Pomeroy, has su ffered mJ~or injuranswer five calls · been granted a divorce ill Meigs iesBlackSion in the 8:50 p.m. accident , but ~hP ts sutYi\'Pd AtYil Holter. and n lfx-.~_, , Thursday, January 16, 1986 WINTER JACKETS Good selection of regular 'and extra large sizes. Leather and suede jackets, denims, poly cotton blends. Regularly '2 9.95 to '15 9.95 S. M. L, XL Sizes plus tails and bigs to 4X. True western styling. Plaid patterns. Well known makes. SAVE 33°/o SAVE 33°/o '29.95 JACKETS .... .. .. Sale 120 .00 ' 59 .95 JACKETS .... .... Sale ' 40 .00 '89 .96 JACKETS .. ...... Sale 160.00 '169 .9S ~ACKETS ... Sale '107.00 ' 14.95 '16.95 ' 19.95 1 22.95 ELBERFELDS WESTERNS ........ '10.00 WESTERNS ....... . ' 1L30 WESTERNS ........ ' 13.30 WESTERNS ...... .. ' 15.30 Elhtfeldt .. "' ..."'•. Recently approved House legislation "puts in place the voter-approved system Ia find an efficient, clean way to use Ohio's coal - and maintain Ohio's coal industry -In the 1990's and beyond," says Rep. Jolynn Boster, D-Galllpolls. The legislation- designed to make available up to $100 mllllon In loans and grants for research and development In new coal technologies- was approved Wednesday by the Ohkl House of Representatives. House Bill 750 Implements State Issue 1, which was passed overwhelmingly by Ohio voters last November. "Ninety-five percent d Ohio's electricity Is generated by bumlngcoal, but becauSl' of the high sulfur content of Ohkl coal. the state hasn't been able to take full advantage of the vast resources <1 coal here in Ohio," said Boster, a co-~nsorof the bill. "That'swhyStatelssuelandHouseBW 750 are so exciting." The blll au tllorizes the director of the Ohio Coal Development Office, with · tlle advice'of the Coal Technical Advisory Committee- both of which were created by the General Assembly last session- to make loans and grants to businesses, as well as scientific and educatlonallnstltutlollS k>cated In the state. The funds wUI be used for research and development !X'Olects to J1"0nlOte the discovery of new technologies and toward the expansion of existing methods lor using Ohio coal In a safe, clean manner. The funds for the loans and grants wUI be raised through the lssuanre of general obligation bonds by tlle Ohio Department of Development. The blll allows the state to share In any royalties or profits tllat result from tlle discoveries or Inventions of the state-funded projects. Other provisions in the bill give the Public Utilities Commission oversight ri coal research projects undertaken by utlllty companies In order to protect rate-payers; and , at t11e same time, to encourage Investment In coal research by the utllltles. Teenager, alleged rape victim A Middleport teenager was allegedly raped late Thursday even· lng In Gallla County. Paul Gerard, ~peclallnvestigator for the Meigs County prosecutor's office, reported that he and Sheriff Howard Frank did the Initial Investigation after it was reponed by Veterans Memorial Hospital. The girl was taken there lor treatment and then later refer red to the Holzer Medical Center for further examination. Gerard said It was first believed the Incident occurred ln Meigs County. Audio-tapes, photographs, and statements have been turned over to the Ga!Ua County Sheriff's Department In Gallla County where the Jnvestlgallon Is continuing. Gallla officials were not available tllls morning to release delalls of tlle Incident. The Investigator said the alleged suspects Involved were not juveniles and that only one was actually involved In the rape. OOIIII'ES'IED - About 00 residents from the Rt. 143 - Ball Run ga&hered 1bursday ai lhe courthouse to contest the issuance r:l a Cl-C2 license for beer and wine carry out to D&B Qulckslop on Rl. 143. Those giving testimony In the hearing conducted by James Leon olthe stale Department ol Uquor Control listed several objeclloM to the Hcense. Main objeetlom were the bad curve on which the carry-oot 6 bmled and the lad &here Is anolherCliJTY-<lllt within me quarter mile of D&B's. ln addlllon, members of the Wesleyan Holiness Church objected to the the elderly and the disabled. Under pressures of the GrammRudman balanced· budget Jaw to lower the deficit to $144 billion from Its current level of more than S200 bllllon. Reagan reportedly plans to submit more than $50 bllllon in cuts overall. Whlle Reagan Insists he will meet the budget targets by cutting costs, Senate Democratic leader Robert Byrd said Thursday the president will have to propose new taxes or "deep, deep cuts" In the military spending, or both. Byrd, D-W.Va., said Reagan must take the lead on taxes because "he Is tlle one person who can get across that the dellclts are .serious and may lllvolve medicine that Is not sugar-Coated .... " Included In the draft health budget are proposals to: -Freeze hospttaltnsurance pay· ments, or at the most grant a 2 percent .Increase (not enough to cover Inflation) . -Institute a Medicare "voucher" system to allow recipIents to purchase individual health Insurance and todelayellglblllty for Jones were present on behalf of the county coiiiiTilsslon which submllled the license request to the stale on behalf r:l the applicant, Daniel Ralrden. The conunlsslon forwarded several letters and a 100 name petition opposing the llcensetolheslale. Yesrerday'shearlngwas then scheduled by the slate board. The hearing otrlcer said he would have a decision within lour w six weeks. Ohio could lose .millions in federal aid CLEVELAND (UPI) - OhiO stands to lose 4.3 percent of Its federal aid for a variety of social programs, educatkln and highways H the first wave of Gramm· Rudmann budget cuts takes effect on March I, the Cleveland Plain Dealer reported today. The loss to Ohio could run In the tens of millions of dollars for the seven months between March 1and Oct. I, 198i. "1hls Is just the tip of the Iceberg," said Sen. John Glenn, JJ.Ohio, who predicted more than $70 billion would have to be trimmed from the 1987 federal budget to meet the Gramm· Rudman target. Using figures from tlle National Governors Association and the National Conference of State Legis· latures, theSta teofOhlo's Washington office estimated the cut In actual federal spending In the Buckeye Statecould be as low as $30 mUllan. Reagan revives proposed cuts in Medicare, Medicaid WASHINGTON (U Pli - The fiscall987 spending proposal President Reagan submits to Congress next month wUI reconunend virtually the same Medicare. ami Medicaid cuts la\<1llakers rejected last year, a . draft of next year's health budget reveals. The draft budget, disclosed by congre5slonal sources Thursday, proposes Ia Increase the amount Medicare recipients pay for doc· tors' care to cover 35 percent of the cost of the program by 1991. It now covers 25 percent. Reagan's proposal also would limit federal Medicaid costs by turning the bulk of the program over to tlle states. Reagan's draft budget for health programs was drawn up In December but Is unUkely to change ~ry much by February, when the president submits his fiscal year 1!1'17 budget to Congress, congressklnal soun:es said. Medicaid, a federal-state program, helps pay healtll care costs for the needy, aged and handicapped. Medicare Is a federal health care Insurance program for license becau.se of the close proldmlty of the d1Urch parking lot and the carry-out. Prooeculmg Attorney Rick Crow and Commissioner Rich A separate calculation by Fiscal slashed by nearly $1 million and Planning Services, a financial funds to educate disadvantaged consulting finn In Washington, put children could be reduced s.Ji9.00l. the loss In certain entitlements at the newspaper said. , Christine Hoffman, spokesman more than $39 mlllion In Oh Ia. Glenn said 10 Ohio defense for the Ohio Department r:t Human projects would lose money . In all Services, said programs such as $l2l,IXXJ would be puiled back from day call', foster care counseling, Ohio defense Installations, with adoption, and United Way Sl'rvices Wright -Patterson Air Force Base would be affected . Federal revenue sharing funds in near Dayton expected to be hit tlle Ohio are expected to he cut from hardest. The stale of Ohio estimated the $189 mJIUon to $2i million. The student loan fund also would loss In highway funds would run ln the millions. The Home Energy be affected . David H. Harmon. Assistance Program to help poor executive di rector of the Ohio people meet \\1nter heating bllls Student Loan Commission, said could face a $4.8 million rut, and the fees paid by students 10 get the Headstart program may lose loans would be Increased from 5 percent to 6 percent of the amount $830,00>. Job training funds may be borrowed. HEAP deadline approaches Medicare untll tl1e first full tronth after tlle recipient's birthday. -Limit the costs of the Medicaid program by reimbursing states only for "medically necesssary services." -Restrict the federal Medicaid payment for educational and vocational services for the mentally retarded l)lld require a second opinion on surgery. MORE CUTS SOUGiff All ri the recommenda tlons were President Reagan reoommends Included In Reagan's fiscal 1986 the same Medicare and Medibudget but practically none was caid cuts lawmakers rejected adopted by Congress. last year bt his latest draft of Instead, Congress merely exnext year's health budget. UP!. tended , through March 15 the existing freeze on Medicare reim· bursements to hospitals. "What the administration Is Gramm-Rudman triggers autoproposing Is to shift these costs to matic spending cuts to meet the the elderly under the mistaken . deficit target. However, the law protects Medinotion tllat old people can absorb caid from any cuts under the these costs," said Rep. Henry automatic procedure lpld llmlts Waxman, D-Callf., chatnnan ri the Medicare cuts to 1 perren t House Energy and Conunerce those who favor those meaning subcommittee m health. health programs would be better off The new law gives Congress a letting Gramm-Rudman's autochanre to agree on legislation to matic cuts take effect rather than reduce the dellcit to $144 billion In attempt to avoid them. 1~1 1987. But If they fall, ·~····· ( MOO OI ~ lt l POMEROY 992-3(171 ' Meigs resident have only two more weeks In which is sign up for 'HEAP, tlle home heating assistance program. Senior Citizens Center staff ad· viso.' that the deadline is Jan. 31. Applications as well as personnel to help fill out tlle fonns are available at the Center. Asslst!nce Is based on Income, $7,875 In a houSl'hold witll one person, and $10,575 In a househOld of two. Besides the regular HEAP funds, there is some Emergency HEAP assistance available with tilt> dead· tine for that helng Aprllll. This help must be applied for. however, at !he Community Action Office on the ground Door of tl1e courtllouse In Pomeroy. In addition to assisting with applications for heating assistance, personnel at the Center wUI also have slgnup for homestead exemption, a reduction In real estate taxes for those 65 years or age or totally and pennanently disabled . Residents may sign upm the first Monday of any month tllrough Jmte. Guidelines specify thai the applicant mu st own the home as of Jan. 1 in the yearol application, and that it must be the place of residence. Income must not exceed $15,(01 for the preced ing year for the applicant . Total income Includes the lrtoome or the owner as well as the spouse Pven though the spouse may not actually be an ow~r . As for other programs, the Social Security represmtative wUI be at the Center next Wednesday, and then again on Feb. 5 and 19. An attorney provided through the Area Council oo Aging wUilx' at the Center Thursday. Appointments are to be made through Leafy Chasteen, m -2161. A blood pressure cllnlc will be held Wednesday at the renter from 9:30 to 11 :30 with the next one to follow on Feb. 20. Again this yea r the Health Malntenant:P Program sponsored by the Holzer Medical Center and Holzer Clinic, Ltd. will continue with programs to be scheduled every other month beginning In January . �·tm·tentat·y_ . Com Friday, January 17, 19S6 Paga-2-The DailySenti•el Pome~oy-Middleport. Ohio Fridiy. January 17, 1986 __ The Daily Sentin~l Ill Court Streel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTER~TS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~r:h sm~ . ,.,.._,._..,..,~d .=. ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD .Assistant Publisher / Controller BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associatro Press. Inland Dally Press Associa tion and the Amerlcad NPwspaper Publishers Association . LE'ITERS OF OP INION arE' W(>lromt> Tht>y should be less than Dl words long . All letters art- subjE'<'t to edit i ng and must bt> sl,g nt>d with namE' address and teleph one numb('r No unstgned l£>n ers will tx> publlshed Le tters should be In good taste , addrf>Sslng Issues . not pt>rsonalltles ( ET'Tll 0 •196 IIULME ,., .... vernment has forbidden trade with Cuba for the past 25 yrors; Cuba goes Its way. Most recently the president has laid heavy sanctions upon libya; our noble allies have pooh·poohed the effort. So It will be with South Alrlca. If Bishop TuiU's e!!orts succeed, and American corporations are forbidden to do business· there. the economic vacuum will be swiftly Hlled. A significant- number of blacks who work In Americanowned plants will lose their jobs. The example of these nondlscrtrnlnatory Industries wll! be lost. If there Is rooney to be made in South Africa, 91meone else will stpP In to mak,. lt. Formal sanctions·will have little e!fect. Neither will the kind of ritualistic demonstrations we have seen outside the &luth African Embassy over tbe past y..ar. Th..se nicely orchestrated evmts have an· the spontaneity of a good Swiss clock. At the appointed hour the celebrities pop out, march to the door and get polltely turned away. The pollee gently arrest those who have signed up for the afternoon's program. All hands are taken downtown to be booked. With a round of handshakes the defend- "'IItf WOit!\l """'--.£\£6............- Ohioans' income lags behind national average / Researchers report that tncfl'ases in per capita income in Ohio betweer I!r13 and 1983 lagged behind national incfl'ases. _. The state f,.ll behind the national average "primarily because Oh1o s economy suffefl'd from incfl'ased industrial competition." researchers saki Wednesday. . The findings. based on statistics provided by tre Bufl'au of EconomiC Analysis. wefl' compiled by the Southwest Ohio Regional Data Center. part of the University or Cincinnati's Institute for Polley Research . "The loss of Ohio jobs and an increased number of elderly persons in Ohio also caused the percentage of 'transfer paym~nts' 1income for which people don't render sen,ice, such as Social Security and welfare) to lncfl'ase at almost double the national rate," reported researchers. "Whereas in 1973. only one dollar In 10 or personal income repfl'sented traDster payment, by 1983, one dollar in every six or personal income represented a transfer payment." Per capita personal income fl'presents the total personal income of an area divided by the resident population-. It provides an indication of the attractiveness or an area's consumer market as well as tbe economic well-being of the afl'a. During the decade 1973 tol983. Ohio had an average annual growth in per capita personal income of 8.4 percent , slightly less than the averag_e national growth of 8.8 percent. In 1973, Ohio's per capita personal income was almost identical to that for the U.S. as a whole ($5,0ll to $5,0101 . By 1983, Ohio's per capita personal Income had Increased to $ll.218, but the na Ilona! average had increased to $1l;ti87. Ohio. which had ranked 21rd In per capita income in 1973, slipped to Z7th In 1983. Between 1m and 1983. Ohio's metropolitan areas had average annual growth rates in per capita personal income ranging from 7.7 JX>rcent to8.8 percent. The Youngstown-Warren area had the lowest rate. while several metropolitan areas had the highest rate- Akron. Cincinnati. Columbus, Dayton-Springfield, Hamilton-Middletown, Marietta, Steubenville and the Ohio suburbs around Wheeling. W Va However. no Ohio city had a growth rate above the national average. Berry's World "Hi, I'm Gary Hart, I'm either running for president or moving to Ireland to write books." ants afl' releazed. No one Is ever prosecuted; oo one Is even lnamvenlenoed. This Is apartheid chic, the trendy thing to do, but It Is Inconceivable that ego trips In Washlngton produce guilt trips In Pretoria. VIolent measures within South Africa offer much worse alterna· lives. Bishop Tutu rmrosely specu· lated on the kind of "naked terrorism" that he sees ahead . "VIrtually all school buses In South Africa carry only white chUdren," he said. "They are tre 91!test of targets." He also suggested thattbe outlawed Alrlcan National Congress mlght recruit black ser.oants to polson their white masters. "Here's 9Jmethlng we want you to sUp Into their early morning coffee." The murder of chUdren or the poisoning of white adults would trigger a passionate reaction among aD elements ol tbe white community. Many blacks would be as outraged. Moderatewhltevo!ces would be e!!ectlvely hushed. Positions would polarize, and So\!)h ' AfriCa's armed forces would mount bitter and bloody reprisals. What, then, mlght be effective In (:Alttlng an md to the most shameful elements of apartheid? Reform wiD have to come from within. The best the United States can do Is to encourage the voices or moderation, 9Jme or them within the Botha government, In their quiet search for a not Intolerable political solution. Patience, moral suasion, good example - these tools may be effective In ways not Immediately visible. Reforms or great magnl· tude take urn... Well, say virtuous Americans, time's up! Our patience Is eKhausted! We want our moral values adopted oow! What hypocrites we mortals are. Khomeini'S reach ____Ja_c_k_A_n_d_er_so_n_&_D-+a-le_Vr_a_n_A_t_ta WASHINGTON - Fanatical Shilte Moslem terrorists, ready to die tor the Ayatollah Khomeint, are In position in the United States, hoping to make 19H6 the year when Middle Eastern terrorism strikes on this side of the Atlantic. In fact. the FBI has been concerned for some time about the underground Iranian network of pot,.nttal murdefl'rs and saboteurs that is being buUt up in this country. The G-men know there are already at least 100 tralnro Khomeinl agents In place - a far greater danger than anything Libyan dictator Muammar Khadaly presents. for all his bluster. In addition. a recent highly sensitive intelllgenoe report indicatEs that 100 or more Khomelnl agents have entered the United States during the past year alone by way of Mexico. and possibly Nicaragua. Iranian -controlled terrorists haw already demonstrated the \irulence of their hatfl'd fo r Americans· At last count . Khomelnl 's minions were responsible Cor the violent deaths or a! least 264 Amencans in the Middle East. That's what lent added urgency to a highly confidential message sent out last Nov. 15 to U.S airport security o!!tces and Federal Aviation Administration regional divIsions. The bulletin. not [:Albllcly reported untU now, warned: "Information has bel'n received that approximately 400 Individuals of various Middle Eastern national· Illes. have bel'n training In htjacl: operations Inside Iran. "There were Indications that Iranian authorttles were seeking passports in prepar atlon Iof a) hijack operation. The Iranians obtatnro 176 Algerian passports for use by these persons ... who are fl'portedly to undertake a hijack late in November or December 1985. "It is unknown at this time whefl' the hijacking will take place or what alrllner may be Involved." (It's possible Ibat the Intelligence information that led to this warnlng actually fofl'told the rec!'DI Rome and VIenna terrorist attacks, which were intended to be hijacklngs. The terrorists were trained in Isfahan , Iran. l U.S. lntelllgen~ agencies know the Shiites' orders to begin operations In the United States this year come right from the top: the Supreme Councll of Islamic Revolution, formed by Khomelnl In September 1981, to oversee 9JIIll' two dozen terror organizations. One ol the council· s key components Is the Comrnlttee for North America, which has operational centers In this country and Canada. Our sources say one of Its members, Sheik Majdeddln Mahalatl, anived in the United States last summer. Mahalatl's ferrorist pedlgfl'e Includes the executions ol hundfl'ds of follow ..rs of the late shah In Shiraz during the 1979 revolution . Khomeinl has allocated mllllons of dollars to build up a ShUte terrorist organization among the morr than 60,10) students from Islamic countries who attend ·u.s. universities. Recruiters are reportedly paid $l.nl a month to sign up potential assassins. Even before the Iranian revolution. Khomelnl's recruiters wefl' proselytizing black mllltants in U.S prisons, under the guise of teaching them about Islam. One recruit, David Belfield, was charged with k!lllng antl·Khomeinl exlle l,.ader AU Akbar Tabatabat at his home in Bethesda, Md .. In 198l. Within hours of the srooting, BeHield had been spirited to Canada. provided with a fake passport by Iranian diplomats, and flown to Zurich and tren Tehran. Today. calling himself Daoud Salhu<klln, he Is an adviser to Khomelnl's terrorist plotters. He serves as liaison between the Khorneinl regime and Iranianhacked underground networks In the United States, organized under the Assembly of United Arab MovE>ments ancl- before, In November 1983, the FBI and other agencies learned or plans by the Khomelnl under· ground to conduct terrorist operations In this country. The Information was regarded as fi'Uable enough to requlfl' defensive measures. Concrete baniers and other security devices were Installed outside !he White House and the State Department. They are still In place. Up with teachers________Ar_tB_u_ch_wa_ld " What do you say we knock off and waste time watchm · the boob tube ' · Today, in· history Today is Frida v, Jan 17. the 17th dav of 191£ with '14R to follow The moon ISm it s first quartPr The m oming st e~ rs are Ml."rcury Vf'nu s. Mars and Satum The evening star ~~ .Jupl! r r Those born on this dale arc under the s1gn of Capricorn Thl'>' mcludP ~merican statesman. scientist Hnd author Benjamin Franklin in 1700: Russian dramatist Ant on Cheko,- in 1800: actor James Earl Jones in 1931 (age 551 : Conner hca\) -weight boxing champ Muhammad Ali in 1942 tagp 44); and entertainer Andy Kaufman in 1949. On !his date in history: In 18()), the first baby was born in the Whllf'. Hou se. the grandson of President Thomas Jpfferon : In 1917, the Unll{'() Stales bought !'il of the VIrgin Islands in the West Indies from Denmark for $2'i million. : In 19!'il. nine bandits staged a SI.I mtlllon robbery of a Brink's armored car in Boston. In 1917, convicted murderer Gary Gllmore was executed by llrlngsquad In Nev-ada, the llrst execution since Supreme Court reinstated the death penalty In 1976. A thought for the day: Benjamin Franklin said, "Necessity never made a good bargain." Reds confident .disputes can be settled without arbirator CINCINNATI (UP)) -The Reds are confident they can sign all eight players who flied for arbitration before their cases go to a federal arbitrator, club General Manager Bill Bergesch says. "The mere tact that a player has fUed for arbitration does not mean much. Negotiations will continue, and we feel there Is a good chance we'll sign everyon without taking that step," Bergesch said. The eight who flied · before Bashing S. Africa ______J_ame_s_J_.K_il_pa_tn_·ck WASHINGTON - Desmond . Thtu. the Angllcan bishop of Johannesburg, was In town last week. Peter, Paul and Mary, the folk singers. Wefl' hefl' too. Thl'lr purpose was to stir up American publlc opinion In favor of stiffer sanctions against South Africa. Let me wish them no luck at all. Economic sanctions simply do not work. As a weapon of lnt,.rnatlonal persuasion, they are about as effective as popguns. Tbe United Nations Imposed drastic sanctions upon Rhodesia; they failed utterly. We Imposed sanctions upon Poland; nothing happened. Our g:J· On Jan . 24 . or thereabouts. Christa McAuliffe. or Concord, N.H.. will be the first public school teacher to go Into space. I say thereabouts because shuttle fli ghts are now as dependable as the Long Island Rallroad . In any case . Mrs McAuliffe beat out 11 .000 applicants Cor the ride. If you ' re Iike me you will not be thinking of Mrs . McAuliffe at liftoff. but your own schoolteachers . and won d,.rlng what kind or fli ers they would have been had they applied for the trip. As much as I admired her, I don't think Mrs . Dunlap would have made a good teachernaut. Her subject was geography. Although she would have been a grea t help pointing out the Interesting mountain ranges and rivers on earth to the captain . Mrs. Dunl ap was a very tough discipli naria n and I fear she would have made t he crew stand In the corner most or the trip for whlspNlng without permission. She also had a pr actlce or making students whO didn't do their homework leave the classroom. Since no one evet dared disobey , I'm afraid half tbe astronauts would wind up hanging on the outside of the shu ttle walling lor permission to com,. back ln. Our homeroom teacher, Mrs. Amos. would have been anther story. She might have been just the right person for the shuttle ride except for one thing. Mrs. Arms was very broad In the hips - too broad, I'm afraid, to have squeezed into the cabin- certainly too broad to be weightless In space. You don't have to take my word for this. Just ask MOton Stevens, who made a sketch once showing how broad Mrs. Amos was. One ol the worst thfl'a ts a sev,.nth-grad,. student could dmake to another was, "I hope you g,.t caught In the coat closet with Mrs. Amos." What of Miss Gomez? She would have been a good choice except she was already famous . Her brother was Thomas Gomez. the movie actor. As long as I knew h"", Miss Gomez was n""er Introdu ced by her own name , but always as "the sister of Thom as Gomez." So while Miss Gomi'Z might have been excellent . I'm certain NASA would never let a Iac her who had a famous brother lilt off from the Cape. The next person that come to mind Is Miss Adams. She would have had a lot going for her as a ca ndlda t,. because she taught science. (It doesn't hurt to have someone on a shuttle trip who knows a It !leon the subject.) The down side of Miss Adams is that she would Insist on taking her ruler with her. I don't belev,. Miss Adams would w!lllngly strike any of the astronauts . But If she hasn't lost her touch. her ruler would get much closer to their Cringers than NASA regula tions permit. The next candidate that would have been considered If the shutn.. fight had taken place 47 years ago Is Mrs. Egorkln, my Engltsh teacher. It she had a fault It was that she always Insisted on being In charge. I don' t believe Mrs. Egorkln wouid go on the space trip unless she was assured in writ in!< that she would be captain of tbe mission. Mrs. Egorktn's other weak· ness was she would never let anybody go to the bathroom unless they raised their hand. My mind drifts to the final nominee - Mrs . Laub. a potential winner. Mrs. laub would have met all the ~ASA publtc relations criteria . Flnt, she was adored by her pupils. Second, she would have looked great In an astronaut 's suit. She would have had no problem posing ups Ide down for the cover of People ma gazine, or walking along Cocoa Beach with Barbara Walters tellng what It's llke to be a wlfP, mot her and teacher - and still have time to orbit the earth. H she had a flaw It was that she would never go on a space mls- slon If It Interfered with giving a test. Well, there Is my Ust of candl · dates. Every chlld and grown-up has some educator he or she would like to send up Into space. What makes America great Is !hat not only you, Mrs. McAulIffe, but every teacher In the country has. what I call for lack of a better name, "Th,. Right Stun." The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 PomerOy-Middleport, Ohio • Hawks dump Cavs, 116-99 MOST LIKELY FOR HEARING - Re<h lnllelder Wayne Krenchlcld above appears the most Ukely player of lhe ClncJn. nail Reds IAl take his salary case before an arbitrator. Krenchk:kl seeks a three year contraet while the Re<h arc offering a one year deal. (File pholo) . Girls' prep scores By l lnlrd f"rfM tnwmll&lllfl&l 'l'hlnU.J' II Ralull nn SPton Ill, On Ursula ~ • Coldv.·a1rr !B, Mlnstff lJ weeks left i>r teams and players to fl'ach an agreement. Last year, the Reds had no contracts decided through arbitration. "Filing for arbitration Is basicaDy a strategy on the part of agents," Bergpsch said. ''In most cases, the only thing which would prevent a player fUing would be if we were willmg to give him everything he wants without negotiation.'' Power, who made $2'i5.0ll last year and is in good bargaining position on the strength of his 27 saves last season, said nobody wants to "unnecessarily rock the boat" In contract negotiallons. "Everybody knows we have some g:Jod things developing on this club lor next season and nobody wants to let salary talks Interfere with that if at all possible," Power said. 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WI SIMct whit wo sol. . • Cltlll'4. roYONir1g credit from Cl1mrf.c Poymont may "'Y cltpeftdinQ upon balanca �' ' Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio friday, January Fridav. ·January 17. 1986 ~~~~! h{ _ I ~T\ Compl•l• ~ ·, Automottve S~r111Ce Prescr1pf1on'it Locu\t & Beech Stre-et 9'1 9911 Mtddleporl Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment Sale> ~er ... ,ce nn Nat•onwide Ins . Co. at Columbus 0 81)1! W. Mo~tn 9~nn18 Pomero.., f' Ph ~FRANKLIN' .l Rw W H f'lnin. p:Jstor, lX'bbtC' Btlck. SUnda) School Supl. ChUJ'('h Sch.x4 9 L'l a.m , WOMhipSef'\1e 10 l) '1\Jf'Sda~ . i .ll p m under dtre>rtiOn of LoL"i Rw·t POMT;ROY C'HL'RCH OF THE N!IZA· HENE. furl'l'r L1nlon and Multrli) . RP\. Thomas Gli'n M<'OU"Jl'. pastor Ovdr HNldrr ~ n S ~ Sup! .. Sunday Schxll, 9:1) a m., morning worsh.ip 10 lJ a m .. €'\!min£ !ll"f\icf> 6 p m. rmd·Y.'l>t>k S£1"\'lcl.•, Wl:'drwsday, 7 p.m. EPISCOPAL GIURCH. :126 I'Uill:ROY CHURCH OF CHRL'IT. 212 \\' Main Sl.. Nell Proudfoot past cr. Bi.bl(' School 9 ]J tt m . Mor~ w01-shlp. 10 )) a.m .. Youth ITIC'('IJ n ~. 6: 00p.m . Evt'TtlnJ< \I.'Orship. i:OO p. m. Wf'dnesday night prayrr meetins;:: and Bibk' !'I~ iOOpm 1l£E SALVATION ARMY . ll'i BullM'nut Aw f\J rnl:'ro\' Mrs Dora Wlnlr!J! In dlar~ Su nd1~· holirwss IT'('f'tlnll 10 am . ~ndily SC'hOCll. 10: .l) J m Su nday Sctml. YP.iM F:lol"if' A.d,llns lf';~der 7 l) p m. SalvaOon TT'lf'f'tln ~. ' 'dnous sprak£'TS a nd musk's(lf'M<Ik lllursda~· . ll .1 ) a.m. to 2 p m. Ladies HOfTW' lRaalf' membf-r-5 in c har~ aU "-'Ofrl'n tnV\lrd, b. 4.1 p m ThW'Sday. Corp; Cadrt C'la~s tYoung ~ pJto..B i bl~:> l 7. )) p m. Bib!(' St ud~· and Prayer nl('('f~. opA1 to I!"I:> public POMEROY WESTSIDE OlUHCH OF rHRL~ . :rt22fiChildrl>n\ Hom> Rodd tCounl\· RJlad 7tit !II:!-5Zfl. Vocal music Sunda\ Wri sihp \0 .1.m , Bibk> Stooy U a .m . \Vcr.:hlp. bp m Wf'rlnf>sday. BlbiP ~~· . i p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRL'ITLI.' C11URCH , Alvin Curlts. pastor: Und..1 S'!Aan. lrf'',lChln~ ,( K&c!::Rs 0 212 E. Main Street 991-3785. Pomeroy E Mmn St , PorrK'roy Su nda\ S('f\i<Y'S Holy communion on th:> first Sundtyof('ach rmmh, ,11\d rombioo:l Wlth monUng: ~a yf'f oo thl' thirtkl Sunday. Morrung pra~'Pf and serm:m on all ottv>r Sundays of thP month Otwt·h SchOO and .' lursery care pf01.1ded. CotfE'E' hour In the Palish H,tlllm11'1B:l!.ately fo llowtn~ t~ Sl"rVK'P. 9: .l l am Middleport. Ohio s(,- Suoda\ loll01qn.t: ~nd.1\ X-hool Youth 11Wf'flng. j J) p m ('\'Pr\ Sun L:~ ITEO .t m ftr<;l \1ITHODI ST P rea" hin~; q . :10 an<l se·con<l. Sun r1 :1y~ n f I' M'h mrnth 1hr d .1nd !ou nh Sun da \ ril rhmonr h ~~oor shrp "t' n ICC'S at7 Jllp m : Wedn r><;da\ f'\'f'n\ng.;; ar 7 10 p m P raH •r ,wd Btblt• Srud ' S(\'F: ~TH DAY A0\T '\'TIST Mu lb i' rn H P!ght~ Hoacl PomN o\ !.PrO\ Rn~ch \J, p;Toa S.J bb,tlh Sr h110l Su pt'lln lf•ndf'n t. H11onda M.1 r k m S, Jbb.lth Sr ht)\)1 t.lf1;! 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Sun d:n · Sc hM I 'I I'> ,, m Mor nlnl! \\ 1 11· ~hip U1 1l .1m t\undav t:vf'nt{l.C \f'f\ 1r r· 7 p m You lh mf1•TtnJ.: j Jllpm 1.\ pdnt~<;d;,, £'\f>f1 11l J.!'~f'nLcf' 7 p m l' hn1r p r<H'I Wt' S p m :v1 )Df)l ~: PORT CHl ' IW H or ( H R I ~T 'll h .11111 Main J)(,O MPil1lO 1'1111!-.tn AI IL II't"m ,,._.., ()(. mml :o: 'f'r l\.l lkP Cr•tlo~, · tt . Su nrt.-' S1·hool ';;;up£'rintl'ndf'nl n lblt• <.;c Mnl 'I 1(1 ,J m :.-l ornl n.c: \\'or" hiJ.i Ill 10 .I nl ~, 1 1 1 M lOg \\ 111 <. hJp i 00 p m \\ f'dflf'~ d.ll 7 110 p m l' rJ\I' r mf'f'ltn.C \1JI)I>LI P OH f t Hl ' RC' II OF T il E\/\ 1.. \f{~~r·: (op, l q, ,t ~ Rt'\ Ch,l rlt•s( 't,\l• 1nd 1{1 1 \ .1nc 1 ('ollt' Bill Wht lr- . Sund.1\ S. two! " upt \un tl .n Se houl 9 .10 ,1 m ,\ l m nm,e \\ ,1r,htpW U) ...r m El .ln J!'PIIslt ( mPl'IHl~ 7 I)() p m \\'f'dnf'Sdal . 7 00 p m P I , 1\1 I lfll' (' ltn~ l ~ITETli'RES8\' TI<: IU:\N \IISISTR\' OF 'lEU/ ~ COD/1'1' Ht•\ . Krn \\llkln son HAH H!SU '\\1 1 u .: P HESRi'TF:R I,\\ CHU H II - Sund.1\ \\ o r ~ htp Send rrs '• 00 .1m Ch uTr h :-.c hn nlli11 ;} Jm . BIIJlf' '\hid'> Sund.1\ ~ 111 p m l'r :n f'r (;roup Wr'dn!"'d.J\ ,1! :t no ,~ m Mti)IJLF:POR I' I'H.F: S. BYTER IA:'I< Ch urr h -.t' h<Jol lfl J", "m Mo r ning !J.'nr o;l'tl p 11 1J a m r u.., ~ dal . 1ft 00 ,J m Al blf' Stufh Thu r,J ,I\ 7 '\0 p rn B1bl• • 'iTud• S \' RAC LSE F'li<S 'I l ' !\1'1'1::0 P RFSIW TF.n!A'\ - \li or!>hlp ~ f't\' lrf' 10 15 :1m Churc h Sc-hool!O OIJ ,\ m Tuf'sdav In a m Bllllf<Studv Sunda v l:ip m .lum Orand S!' nior lihzh Youth (, roups R UTI 1\ ~D CHt:RC H OF t ;oo Pa st or J ohn F: \'.T n ~ Su nd,r ~ Se hool 10 00 am _' Su ndJ y ~ 1 orm nJ! Worsh ip 11.00 a .m Chll ilrrn · ~ Ch Uich I I .1 IT! Sunda y Evt'nln L. Sf'l 1 "'' '-; '" ' !J m W1'd , I) p m Young La di ('s ' ,\ux !IIIJ. ',\ r<dn 1• ~t1 :n , 7 p m . Fam II ) Wor.Jhlp II AZE! f 'OM\\ L::\'ITY CHCHC H Nl:'at Long But tom F: rhrl ll .t rt past or Su nda ~· Schoo l !:no ,1 m. Wors hip '10. 30 a .m . Prayt'r mee tmg Thursd ay, 7: 30pm . MIDDLE PORT FREEWILL BAP'I'IST CHURCH, Conwr Ash and Plum. Ralph Cu ndHf . past or Sunda ySc hool10 OOa .m .. MorninJ!, Worship, It · 00 a . m Wrdnrsda y a nd saturday E l.'f' nln~ Serv lcf's at 7: 30 p. m MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH l JNlTED METHODIST CHURCH soRTKEAST CL~'STER IW" . Doa Archer Rev . Roy De<tor Rf>v. Seldon John§(ll'l ALFRED -Church School 9 30 a m. Worship, ll a. m . UMYf 6. 3(1 p m. l'MW Third Twsda y. 7 JO p m Commun ion , hrst Sunday oArchm niSier. Sunday School 10 a.m.. Morning ,vorshlp 11 am .. Evening worship 7p m.; Wednesday evening Bible s!U dy aod prayer met'tlng 7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST. s1. Rt . 124. a nd (o. Rd . 5. Mark Seevers. mm!s· tor s,nday School sup1. Harr.,. Hen drlck s: Sunday School9:30 a .m. Mornin g Clally enjoyable, SUCh as a pamtmg or weed-pulling party. If the Sewing CirC le appeals to you, thiS COUld result in SOme pleasant COmpaniOnShip as well as a quilt for someone less fortunate than you . worship 10:30 am; Evening worship 1p. CHURCH. Corner Sycamore and Socond SIS , Po· meroy. The Rov William Mlddl•swarlh , pstor. Sunday SChool 9:45a.m.: Church ,.rv 1ce 11 a m. In any CaSe, remember that there IS no better int 1 1 I d ff h · ves men 0 your Ime an e or! t an In your House of WorShip, WhiCh has brought so much i'ou 1 and beautu Into uour life. Anthony Glannamore. Ph. 992 5898. Sa!Ur m Wednesda y worship 7 p m ST. PAUL LUTHERAN SACRED HEART CHURCH . Msgr day EvE'nlng Mass 7 : 30 p.m , Sunda y Mass, 8 a m and 10 am Confmlons nne half ho"' before each Mass ceo cla sses. VICTORY BAP'I'IST, ;2:; N. 2nd Si. 11 a .m . Sunday. CHESTER - Wors hip 9 a.m . Ch u rch ' ' Mldd lt'pOrl James E . K(>£1Set', pastor School lO a m . Bibi('Study . Thursd.n i p Sunday morning wors h ip 10 am ; Ewn · m . UMW. r1r st Thursda\ . 1 p m ·c om '------------------------------~ lnli( st>rv lc<> 7 p.m : WEdnesda y t.'\'Pfling' munton . lrrst Sunday tA rchfft worsh ip 7 p m VIsitation , Thursday 6: .lJ JOPPA - Wor s hip 9 .10 am . C'hurrh p.m Sr hoollO .l Oam . Bib It' Stud\' Wf'dn csda1 MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Gary 7 lO P m 1Johnson 1 · Holter. pa slor. Sunday School. 10 a .m . worship Sf'rv lct', U a.m .: prayer m('(>t!n ~. LONG BOTTOM - Church School 9 :Jl a m . Wors hip 7 p m ., Bibl e Stud) . W£'d 7: lJ p.m Thursda y n PS da~ 7 30 p m UMYF' . WR!n r!' dl\ , b 00 p m : Communi on Ftrst Sunda\ LIVING WORD CHESTER C HURCH · ZIU:\ (Hl 'R CH OF CHRI ST . Pumf'ro~ CAfU. ET O!\ INTER DE NOMINATIONOF GOO- GUtwrt SPf>ncer. pas tor. Sun 4 ArchPI I REEDSVILL E- Chu rc h s._~ hool 9 JOe~ H ~lrrt !'On\'lllf' Rd RobNI Purtrll , mlnr·~ AL CHlrRCH. Kingsbury Road Rev Da day School 9: 30am. , Mornin g se1v ic" m : worship S(>f\'l t'f' 11 00 am ~ D("(' t ert . lf'r. St('IP Stanl P} . s S Supt. , Bill Mc EJ ,·id Curl man. pa stor . Sund av School 9: 30 lO :OOa m .; Su nd ayf'vf'nlng sf'rvlce7·00p. TUPPE:RS PLAINS ST . P A.li L rov . As~ t Sup! , Su nday Sc hool !l. .lLt m . a m. Ralph CLJrl, Supt EvPnlng worship m . Mid -week pra ypr ser vice Wl"dn PSda y Wor~ h ip !if'n·rr(' 10 :ll a .m . E\ r nln~ wor 7·00 p.m. Prayt>r mt"f'tlnp;. Wf'dnt>Sdav i Pm Chu rc h School 9 a .m . Wors hip 10 d.m . Bibll' Study. Tu PSdav. ; -30 p.m UMW . s hip Sunda\' i p m ,1 nd Wedn~d a~. i p m ~ 00 p m · MT OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURC H. Third TuPSda) . 7 .10 p m . Commu n 1on ST . JOHI\' LUTHERAf\0 CHURC'Hti&Pinr ' 1.01"\G . BOTTOM \ CHRISTIAN , Jody Law rrnc(' Bush, pastor. Max F'o!mt>r Sr . ftr st ~undav l!\rcher l Gro\f' Thf' Kf'\ William Mlddl~th Holland . p.-u tor: Wall acr Damewood. Supt SundavSc hoo landMornlngWorshiP. ct~'TRAL CLUSTER pa sror. C'h u rc h sf'r\'l r r 9 ..10 ,1 m . Sunda.1 Sunda .\' Sc hool Supt. Worship Sf'rv lcf', 9 a 9 30 a .m .. Sunda y <'Venlng servlc(', 7 p. m., JW\ . Jam~ E . CorhiU S<' hool 10 .l:l J m m : Blbl(' Schoo!IO am Youth mf'f'lrnp: a'nd BfbiP Study, Wedn £>S~v . SCe\'en Nrlson DRADBL:R\' CHL'RCH Of CHRI ST day, 7 p.m . Rn Melvin Frank lin J ohn Wn.':':' hl. pas tor Su nda\ Sc hool 9 JO a HYSELL RUN HOLJNF.SS CHURCH . UNITED FAITH CHURCH, R1. 7 on Po Kn n emente s. ZuniA:III . .Jr . m L 1r ry Ha :-. nr~ . s s ·~u pt . M ormn~ Sunda\ S('hool at 9· 30 a m . Mom in~ wor mrroy By Pass Rev . Rolx>rt E . Smllh . Sr Re" . A.ndrPW Rubt'nklnr '>'l Ors hip \TJ .:lO ;& m <:hlp at 10 JOa m .. Sundavcvenlngs('fVIce . pa s tor. Mel v1n Drake, S S Supt . Sunda v A!' BURY 1Svrac u.'if'l _Worship 11 :1 m RAC I\E CHl:RCH 01 · Tll l:: i\AZA at j "ll P m Thu r-.day Sf'rvlcf'S at i· 30 p School9 .'\0 a.m Mo rn inti( Worship 10 . .30. . Chu rc h !)c hool q t l u m . Charg(' Bib le RE\E. Ht'v Thom,1 ~ H Co ll if'1 pHs lor m El'£'nl nli:: Worship 7· 30 p.m.: Wf'dn t'sda\ St d WPd d • 10 U'l'l' 11 Or.1 Bass. Ch,urman o1 thr BoMd ol Chm F'R~: EDO i\1 GOSPE L MISS IO N at B.1ld Pr 0a ye t Servlcf'. i : 30 p.m · u y , j'nt'30 >S <~v ' P m · Rt>hf'a :~ ~ · r ~al rs l Knob· Ioral!~" Tut'Sdav p m .. Choir TI Jn Llff' Sundav St: hool q .lO a.m . :VIorn .... on Countv Road :n Rl'v r AITH BA~ r a I ST CHURCH. Rao'lroad \\l >dn f'st1a,· tl ' 3(1 p m . l MW. foorth Sun i n~! wors hi p 10 .¥1 a m ~lmtl:n " "'nr n~ L,tl'. rf'n('f' G lu f'o;;cnmmp , pa s \or . Rev St.. Ma son . Sundav Sc hool 10 am : Morn da~ 6 :l(l p m 1 ~Pl~on 1 wors hip 7 .10 p m P r,wcJ mt•elln f2; .W p RoJ!f' r Willford asst pa s1or Pullctllrlji: I n ~ worship 11 am Evt>nl n ~ Sl' r" ln• 6 p ENTE R PR ISt: _ W or.~ hlp 9 01 m m Wl"d nf'sdal ~rrv lcM; sunda1 7 :ll p m Prav!'l ml'f't lnli: m. Pra v<'r m<'t'l l n ~ a nd Blbl f' Stud:. WNI Chu rctr SchoollO am Blb lc> Stud v, Tu(' s Ll BEHTY CH RI STI·\\ CHL RCH [h W ~ n (>!ldav. i 30 P m . Garv Griffllh, n('sda)'. ; p.m . l 'MW Fl 1 1M d 1 7 "" tPr Wood y Ca ll , pa "- l or Sf' IVIt'r-s Su nd,l\ lt'< Hif'r Youth gr oups Sunda y f'Vl"L'lln~ at FOREST RUN BAPT IST Rev Svlt" d 7 10 a\ . p.m ~ ~ on ' ~ · ·~' 10 J m .1nd ; p m \\ 1-dm•o,;tfa ,\ , ; 1) m +i .lll p m .,.,tth Rf\J;:t'r and Vlolrt Willford, Borde n pastor . Corn<' lhl s Bunch. su'pt. P m · L' MYF Sunda\ , +i p .m ChOi r Rf' I d C I S"nda " Scl1ool •:r 30 a.m, •-t-ond and hf' 1 r 11 · 111 w-' da ~ kll t•a l'"' umm un on S('I'V\('(1 fir st Su nd a y ::'14.' ' '· " pm Chur t:oun f's "! r ran n• founh. Sundays •·or•._,hlp .,•.•rvo· ._, ~·at2·JOp F LAT WOO(Y.:;ch School. 1 0 <~ m RACI "':E Fl . T R,\PTIST . Stt'l't' f',l r h monl h l \\' llrs htp II a m . 8Lblf' Studv ThUT !' dJI i p m l ' ~1YF Sund;n ti p m ' FrJnklm \ FOREt\T RL"\ _ w0 1 , h1p ct 1 m Churc h School 10 A \1 ( holr pr:tr ll r r . Tupsd.l \ . h \0 p m L .\ 1\\ . Ill ~ I Tuf'M.l.l \ : l,{l p m , \l'] ~nn , HEAT H t Mrdd lr po r1 1 _ f'hurrh SduJOt 9 \[l a m Mor n Tnf! \\ Ms hlp 10 .W ,1 m You! h Cr111.1p -1 p m Wt-..:1 nf'~<tn Churrh fM 1r rrhf'Jr ~ , 1 t ; prn . Thu r~ILn P t, IIPrSr-r, 1r r n lOp m Blb lf' Siu rh -; p m IZUn !Q',t • :'\ti:"'F.RS\' ILLF. - " nr .. hLp Srr\ l<'f' 10 .1 m Chu rctrSl: hnol 11 .1 m . L':'\1\\ thlrrl \\ Pd n t~dH . J p m . Ch.-,11- pr.Jrllrf' \ llln d,l\ -; lllpm , :'\f'l~ on 1 P EA RL f HA PF.I - \\\ ·r~hlpSi'nt rrG .1 m rhurr h Srh ool tl ,1 m t ' MW ;_; 1, cn nd Tu,•s.LI .l\' ~ \fl pm . L MY F la ~t Tu1' sd ,n 7 1/)pm 1Huhf>nklnJ! 1 P0\1F HOY - Church SehO<)I. IJ 1'1 ..~ 111 \\ o r.,h1p tn 10 ,, m ( hot r rf'hf'. 1 r~,ll \\f'dn r~d.!\ ~ \(1 pm l ' MW ~Prnnd Tu t'~d a\-; Ulpm l :\1\'F Sun n,n . t.pm , f orbll l t ROC !\ SPI{I\ LS- Churr h S<-hoo l <+ 1"• ,1 rn Wnro;:h!p 10 ,I m . BIOI£' Stu d\ . \\'('{! nt>Sda\ .; llpm l ' MYF 1 Sc>n lo r~ 1 Sun da\ , '> p m 1J untnrs • 1"\l' f\ oth 1, 1 Sun da' tip m 1Fr ,mklm , Rt T \. ,\ :-.:0- Chu rc h Schnnl q .J l 1 m \\ orshtp Jn 111.1 m l MV.. l [ \cn 1n£l'il r iP ' 'Wf'ond \\f'dm' vi.l : 7 10 p rn l'~1\\ 1,\ fl t•rnrxm (lr r lf' • ~N·o nd Th u r~da:-. 1 p m 1 R ubf'nk in~ 1 S,\1. F: M CESTFR - rhtnch 0:~.-- h"o " llOa m \\ or~ hlp ~ -t~ .t m 1Hubt•nklnjl'1 '\~ CHV\'lL LE - \\' oP.hLp ~ I() "m Ch u rr h Sr hoo l 16 .r m ! Hullf' nk lllf2 ' SOl TIIF.RS fl. l STF:R Rt>v . Rogt•r Graef' Rf•' Paul ~cC.ulr f' H I'\ Keith ltadt•r -\P I'LF C RO\'E - r tt urrh Srh ool 'l tMl ,, m W Cl r ~ h l p 10 00.1 m d1 r <, l .:~nd thrrd SUn (IJ \ SI, lJ MW S(>f' Ond l'ursd,n . j :W p m Pr.l\l'r m('f'ltn).!· Wr'<l n f'~dal . 7 p m I ( I r , 1(' (' I • RF.T HA.\Y- \~ o r s h t p ~~ .r m lhu rr h Schtlol Ill .1 m Alh lt' Sturh . Wn:lnt·~ d n IU ,1 m Um r J~ \\ o rn('n · ~ Ft>ll ow~ hl p \\'Pd n£'-;da\ . 11.1 m 1:'\l+ l ,utH'I C't\RM E L - Churr-h Srh011l !l 'Vl .1 m Wor.'i htp, lfl ~ ;, J m Sf-('o nd a nd 1-ourr tl Sund ,r _v~ Ft •llo u ~hrp dm nr r urth Sutr A!1 lh Jrd Thu rsda \ . ti 3CI p m t Mr-t;l.lt!'(' l £;\ ST LE TART - Churc h Se-houl flu m Wor,.hlp 10 .1 m M'«lnrl .t n{l fuut1h "u n da ~s . UMW firs t TuPSd <t~ . 710 p m ~G race 1 LETART FALLS - Wor,h lp q ,1 m Church School 10 a m 1G r<Jef't MORN I!'iGSTAR - Wor!' hlp 9 -I~ a m l. hurch School. 10· 31:1 a m . 8ibll> STud\ Thursd nv 7 30 p m tRa df'f't . RACINE WE SLEY AN - Churrh School 10 a m Worship 11 c1 m . UM\\' fourth Mon dav .11 7· lJ p m . Mf' n s Pr<.lyN BN'a ld tl\1 W•'l.lnt'!! d:n , 7 a m tGral't't SL'T"'l'ON - Chu rrh &hoot 9 30 d m Mornlnl( Worshi p I0 : 4 ~a m firs t and rhl rU Sunda ys. Fell ows hip dlnn(•r with Ca rmi' ! third Thu rsday. 6 JO p.m . IMcG uirt" I KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST . OllvN Swai n. Supt Sunda y Schoo l 9· .)) a m Pv ery wPek · HOBSON CHRI STIA N U ~ION , R~:>' Tom Sta te n, pastor . Sund ay Sc hool 9: .30 11 m : E\'~nin~ ~rvlce 7 :~ p m . Wcd nt>Sda} pr ayPr ffi ('('tlnJi: 7: 30p.m . , IJ l::,\ H\\'J\I.tOW lUOCE CHURC H OF CHRIST. Duane Warden. lll i rrJ~Il'f Rtblto cla!ls 9· 30 a. m. ; Morning Wors hip 10: 30 a . m ., Evening Wonhlp 6· .10 p.m . Wednt"!! day Bible Study6 ::.:1 p m . NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH, Sunday Schoo l service, 9: 4!'1 a . Wors hip service 10: 30 a .m .: m.. Eva ngells11r Ser vice 7· XI p.m . Wednes da y. Prayer meeung 7: JO p.m. Thursday ' Df\l\'f'r. Pil~ t or ~l t k1 • 'i\!.lgrt Su nd.n Sc hool Sup! . Sund ,n ~' h oo l q JO <~ m Mor nm g ~-nr s htp 10 10 ,1m , Su nda\ £'\cnm.c wor ship 7 :wpm Wrdn+', ll.n f'\rnm _g BLb lr -.!ud\ ; :lll p m DL:JU.!l\C UA.\1 ffi \1\1l ' ~I TY OIL 'ROI. Burlln,Eh;!m R..t:-. L.tudf'rmth p.1 ~ t M Ro 1X'11 Co:zJrt . :t&"t.<:; l.r nl pa.~tor :'iuncl.t\ S('hc~JI 10 J m . ~~o or<; htp i p m \\'rdnt'Stl .t\ 11 p m \ outh mf'f'1111£. Wrd . 7 p m r hu rrh "''T'\ Jl'("\ Pl .... F. I.ROn. HOLI \'ESSCHl ' RC U.I . mlk of!R t \~!) Hf'\ Brn .l W all~ l>d'>ttlr Ll't' Ru ~;~pll ~ S ~ upt Sun d.J \ SrhflOI rt 1f1 ,l m Mornr nj:: Wor~hip 10 111 .1 m Sun da \ f'\'f'nmc ~rr. tc(' i 10 pm \\f'dnP., dJ ~ "'1\ICt', 7 1ll p m SIL\'E H m ·~ BAPT IST. Bill lHtll' pJstor Sl£'\'1' Liltlr . S S ~up ! Sun<LI \ V hool Ill ..t rn \1ornm '-! wor~ l p . 11 .1m. Sund il\f'lt'nt n i! \!. O rshl p ~ 30p rn Pr,J\I'T mf'('tln~.lndRibiP~IudvThur~d,H . 7 'lOp m \ ' o11th mf'l.•ltn~ w,>dn f'~d.I\ a t: p m RE'... IO ICI:\'C !.I FE R,\PTl ST fHI'RC' H -181 'II !nd !\\'P, Mtdcll r port Sundal' Sc hool lOam S l.lnti,r ~ + 'W'nln g70rt p m . Mld -II.N'k S('r\'lrf' , \\f'd . 7 p m LA:o;CS \'IL LE CHRISTl A' CIH ' RCH H{ltx·r T E ~1U 'i!it'r pa sTor Sund..t\' Scho,., i ~lOa m , P.:r ul Mu ~ ~rr . ~ upt Mo rning ~~o ors htp 10 10.1 m. Sund ,l\ t' \ t' n m ~ ~rr \' ll'f' 7 p m : m1d \\t' t'k .,f'n lf'l ' \\',<dn 1 ·~ d ,l\ '; p m . SY RACL'SE Cllt'RC\1 nr fHF. :"\ 1\ Z..\REN E Hrv Glr-nn Mf' \lt ll dn P,.l~tor M.1n .l.1n1CP Ln t•ndr r. Sund,l\ Sch tlfl l Sup! Sund.J \' School '1· 1() •1 m \1o rnm g \ t or~hlp 10 .10 ,1 m . F\ ,Lflk!l'its tlr !'t'I'\'ICI' lipm Pla\ +'t .tn dP r.u ~t' \\'t>dn r-s d.n .i p m · Ynu rh mr'f'!lng 7 P m EOE!\ L'!\: ITE D BH E'THR[l\ I~ CIIHI ST. F:ld Pn H B l c~kt• p<tqor SuntLII School Ill :l m . (;ar. Hfi'<i . L..n lf',ldf'l Morn in~ ~"' mun . 1J .:~ m SuO<Iav 1112hl st'rvtr<'s Chr l~f\,l n E ndf'.l \ll r i '111 p m SonJ:! Sf'!'\'1<'(' ~ P m t-'rrct r h\ng ~ 'lfl P m Mtd wrPk pr.t ~ ~> r rm't'!l n ~ 'A f'dn l' ~ dJ\ i pm HEMLOCK I. IW\'1:: CHRI ST!Af'\ R r~N Wa lsnr.. past"r C'rrnson i'r <llt. Sund <n Sc hl)(l! Supt M111 n lng '>l'fJ r,.hl p 'i 30 d m . Sun dav S<"hOfll }(l .Ul t1 m . E wnlng 'iN\ irf' . i .lO p m MT U!" I O~ BAPT IST f'Kl n.1hl Shu" pasttlJ , Jot' Sa\'rt' Sundt~\' Schoo l ~upt Sunda\ S<-hool 9 4~ d m EH•nln~ u.·ot <;hlp 6 .'10 p m . Pr avrr Mft' llnli!' " ,1() p m Wtdnf''iddl' TUP PERS PLI\I NS CHL' H. CH OF CHRIST . Da\'f' Pn>n ll l'<'. m!ni !:> IN [)('n ·l Wr ll s. Sup! Church S<'h ool 9 J m : Wor ship S<>rvlcf' 9 : 4 ~ p m CHESTE R CHURCH OF' T HE ~A7..-\ RJ::NE Rrv HPrbfrl Gratt- p<L~tor F'rJnk RllflP. su p! Sunda} School 9 10 a m Worship ~ rvlc f' . 11 ,1 m and 1 p m Sund <n ' Wrdn f"Sdav . 7 p m P rayf'T mf'1 '1 I n~ run· FJU~ E METHOD!S r LAUREl. CHUBCH Rt"\ RohN! Millf'r pao;tor Rn bPr! E Harron. Dlrf'ftor of Ch1\c; f1 ,1n Edu f allon. Stf'Vf' Eblin ass isi.Jnl Su nda\ School !LlO a m , Morn I n ~ wor s hip 10 :Ill a m Choir praclicf'. Sunda y +l :~ p m , Evrnlng wors hip 7 ,')() p.m Wffior·s cta\ Prayer and BlbiP Srudy, 7. :lO p .m DEXTER CHURCH Of CHRIST, Cha riPs Russe ll Sr . mln lstt' r Rick Ma comtwr . supr Su nday Sc hoo l 9· ,l J am .. Wo rship srrvh· " 10 30 am Bible s tud\ . 1\lcsday, 7· 30 p.m . REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JESUS C II RISTOF LATTER DAY SJ\l l'<!TS. Po1t land Ra clnt Ro all . WilH a m Rous h past or Linda E<.:v.:ms, chu rct1 srh ooJ d lrPr tor Church S<'hool 9: :JO a m . Murn tn,~~; worslp 10:30 a .m .; Wt'dncsday rvrntng pra yer services, 7: 30 p m . BETHLEHEM BAP'J'IST RPI.' Earl S huler , pastor. Wors hip M>rvi C<', 9: 30 a m . Sunday S('hool 10: 30 a m . Bible Study and prayer H'rvlce Thursday. 7 JO p .m [H 992-3315 REAUOR WAID CROSS SONS STORE MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Ma in St .. Mlddl£'port . RC'v Calvin Minnis, pastor . Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt Sunday School 9 30 a m , Wo rship service 10 : 45 am SUCCESS ROAD CHURCHOF CHRIST an~JlJ~~~'"3f·i;o:w.t'8'.:- I your faith has helped you on occasion and bro ght f 1 d · th d k h U YOU COm Or urmg e ar er OUrS of your life, then you shou ld welcome the opportunity to repay these blessings which you have recei ved from it . Unless your House of Worsliip IS a most unusual one, 11 IS probab ly forced to exist ·on a very limited budget, and must depend a great deal on volunteer aSSIStance. If you are asked to help, do what you can according to your abi lity and your talents . Some of these actiVItieS can be so- BEN Pomeroy 216 S. Second -Joseph B Hoskins. t>va ng('!lst . Sunda v Btbl(' Stud y 9 a m.: Worship , 10 a m , S unPROPHECY day t'Ven lng: S<>rvlce 6 p m . Wf'dnt'Sda y Locatl'd on 0 J . White Road of Htghwny evt>n lnR sen·lct>. 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Radn(' 160. Pat H•nsm, P"'lor Sunday Schooi !O Rt IN Wl111am Hoback . past or SundaY a.m. Classes ror all ag•s. Junior Church u School 10 a m .. Sunday c.'venlnR s£>rvlce 7 am ., Morning worship 11 a .m . Adult . W('dn PSday E>veni n ~ service 7 p m Choir praclicr 6 p.m. Sunday Young P•o , p m CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Chcad l<'. · pie 's, Children 's Church and Adult Bible Supt . Sunday Schoo l 9· .10 a m Mornin g Srudy. Wr<In ..day a11: 30 p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL, 510 Gran! Worship to· JO a m P1 ayN Sf'rVIC'f' , alt('rnSt . Mlddi•pon Arrlllated wllh Soulhern att' Sunda ys. Baptlsl Convm l lon David Bryan, Sr, Ml j RALL'S 992-3978 GRAHAM 2101 REA~TY GrocenesGeneral Merchand1se Racine 949-2550 Community off Ct. Rt. 82 Rf.v Robert Sanders, pastor. Don Will, Ja ylt'ader. Sun· day School 9 ll a m , Morning Wors hiP 10:45 a m.; EV('Rinli preaching serv lcue· rond and fourth Sunday at 7. .l) p.m .. CltrlsUan Endea vor , first and t hird Sun day, 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer me-eting Pomeroy Mill WorkCabinet Making Syracuse "" 9~1 TEAFORD CLRSSIFED RDS THE DAILY SENTINEL Mf. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Loca!ed In Texas Ihe Lord thy God " - Deuteronomy 16.17 John F Fultl . Mqr Read the Best Seller Read the MiddleportPomeroy, llh. "E...ery man shall grve as he ts able, accordmg to the blessing ot MEIGS nRE CENTER, INC. RACINE PlANING MILL ~pl . Sunda\· School \1C'£'S. hi'! .100 !him - Jos1ah G. Holland 992-5130 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT GRAfE strong mmds, great hearts, true fa 1th and ready hands . 214 E. Mam Wm " Btll" Brown . Owner a m Cho!I rrhmrsal. Alime like th•s demands INSURANCE SERVICES and Rutland , Ohto45115 Phone ( 6141 741 REPAY THE BLESSINGS OF YOUR FAITH WITH A HELPING HAND Po m er oy 9'12 19SS y \.\<HJTF. S CHAPEl. WES LEYAN I Hl i RC' H - Cooh Il l£' RD Rf'\', Phillip Rl dm ou1 . pns tor Sunday School !l 30 a m , "' 0 1 ~ h 1 P Sf'I'\LC(' 111· 30 J m , Blblf' s tudy ,md worship sr n ·irl' . Wf'dnt>Sda ~. 7 p.m RUTL\ N D CHL' RCH OF' CHR IST . M.1rk Junt"' pastor Bi ll Nlcholsoo Sun dl:'o Srhool Sup! S unda~ School 9· 30 am, :\:lornm J! Wors hip ;md Co mmu nt on 111 .30 a . MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL . Third Avf' Re\' Cl;nk Bakf'r, pasror Carl Not · !Ing ham , Sunda y Sc hoo l Sup! Su nday School 10 am wl!h claSS('S for a ll ages Evf'ning srrvlces at Gp m Wednesday Bl · ble s tud\' at 7: 30pm Youth serv \C'£'s Fri da y ,11 7. 30 p m ECCLES lA FELLOII~HIP. 128 Mill Sl, Mlddi~or t. Brothf'r Chuck McPherson . pa101 0r Sun day Sch ool 10 am . Su nday cvenlnR services at7 p m and WrdnPSda y services at 7 p m. ANTIQUITY 8APTI5T. Kenn Pth Smith , pa s ror. S unda y School 9: l> am : church service 7 :10 p.m. yout h fellowship G. 30 p m .. Blblf' s tudy, Thursday, 7 JO p.m FULL GOSPEL LI GHTHOUSE. 33015 Hiland Road. Pumrroy To m Kf'IIY. pas · tor Danny L.ambN I, S S Supt Sundny mom in(! st>rvirP ar 10 am . Sunda .v ttven lng scrvtc<' 7:JO p m Tu<'sdav and Thur sda y St>n' !Cl'S at 7. 30 p m WORD OF FA ITH . 9J Mil l St , Mlddl£' · port Sunda y morn ing s.f'f\' IC£' 10 15 am Su nday ('Vf'nm~ 7: 30 Thursdc'lv mornlnll Blblt> s tud v 10 J m . Wftdnes day E'\'c>lllnJ:t 7:]) p m KEW HAVE :\ CHL' RCH OF THE NA 7.ARENE R P\ Glf'ndon S troo d. pastor Su nda y Sc hoo l !I 30 a m : Wors hip s('rv i<'<'. tO · 30 am . Youth SN\' lcft Sunda y ti: I ~ p m Suncta~' f'\' f'ni n gs er\' icf' i OOpm \\'f'd . n('Sdav Praver Mt'Pting a nd Btble Study 7 00 p.m NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH Sun da y a tl(lrn oon servlcf'S at l : JO. Thursda y £'\'('flinR sPr\ ices at 7 .'10 HlTIA :'>J DBIAL.EME'TI-tODISTAmos Tllh~ . p.:~o;tor Sonn\ Hud~ on .supt Sunday ~r h ool !t 10 t m . Morn in )?: wo rship . 10 30 ·1 m · 'u nd.1\' C'\' Nllnl!: sr n ·l{'(' 7. 00 p m \\'r'Cinr><.da y ~l'f\l Ct' i pm. \\'MPO pro ,i:TcHn GA m . f'Ur h Sundav fH'TJ. ,\ !' 0 Cll l ' RCH ·oF THE ;<.;AZA RF.">; f Rf'l l .fT wriiFord pastor . Su nd ay Srhool \-l ·:ma. rn . Wors hip st>rvlrf' 10 .10 a m . Youn~t prop ll''s st'rvl{'(' b p.m . f. l', m grlis llr ~t>n· krllll pm WtUn('sda y ~~"~'' lrf' 7 P m MASOO\' CHl i RCii OF CHR IST , MiUN S t . Ma~on . W Vn E ugPnr l r on gt'r, ml nl s rrr Sund avRiblf'S!ud\ lllam . Wor · ~ h l p 11 il m anr1 i p m Wf'dnestla} Blbl€' Stud\' \OC'a l mu st r i p m . \.!BERTY AS..~E MBI .Y OF' GOD, Dud tll ng Lan r Ma son . \\' Va J N Thackc>r , pastor E\'('nfng srrv kr ; -30 p.m : Wom f'fl ·.., Mtnl\lry Thursdav . 9 30 a .m ., Wf'dn rsdnl P rayf'r ..tnd Rth lt' Study. 7 15 pm . ll r\RT FOHD C'lll ' RCH C!=" CHRI5T IN CHHI ST!i\ :\' L.,: \I]O~ Thf' R<'v . Will iam famp t)l•l\ pt~,tur Sunday School 9:30 a m •Ia mrs H Ul!hNi , sup! Evenlnli!: srn· fc ei '\Opm \\rdn sd:l ~' ('l'f'nlngprayC' rm(.'('l in12 j J() p m \'nuth pra vf'r ~rvlce L'Eich T u!'~d.l\ FA IR\'.IE:\\' BI13LE CHURC H, LC'tart , \\ \'a , Rt 1. J amr-s Lf'Wis. pa st or Wor· ~ htp ' "rv tcr><> 9· :vJ a .m , Sundav S<'hoo l u ,1 m ~ : \cntn~ worship -; '\() p.rlr Tut>sda y rl)t f.l t! t' pr avrr mrr lln,e and Bib If' Stu dv 9 W e~ m Wor !<. hlp ser.·lrr. WOOnPSda }o -;- JO p m OU H SAVIOl; R LUT HERAN CHURClf. Walnut a nd Hf'nn• St~ . Ravens wood , W. \ " Thf' Rf'\' r. tw,er C. Wf' irick. pastor Sund ,t ~ SC hool <I 111 a m . Sunday worship \l.1m f AL\'ARY BIBLF. CHURCH loca trd on PomNn\ P rkf' rount, Road 25 nf'a r Flat "-OOds Rf' \ Blackw OOd. pastor Sen•lcf'S on SundJ ya i iO·.w a. m . and 7 Jllp.m with S undJ~ Sc-hoot 9·.10 am Bib I~ Study, Wed nf"'dJ\', 7 lO p.m F AITH FELLOW'SHIPCRUSADE F'OR CIIHIST . St. Rt 3.18. Antiquity . Re-v Frankli n Dicken s, pa stor . Sunda)l morn ing 10 am .: Su nday even in~ 7 30 p m Th ursda}' C'v t•nln ,~t i : .l) p m . 'TIVERSI'JLI.E CO MMUNITY BAP T IST CHl' RCH P astor Robert Byers Suncl ay Schoo l tOa.m .. Worship S('rv\('(' 11 ,1m . ~ und a1 Pv mln ,g S('rv \C(','i lOp m ., Wf'dh ('S da ~r C'V f>nl n~ srrv !C(' i : JO p.m. INDEPENDE I'.'T HOU\ESS CHURCH In r Pc.u l St . Middl('pmt Rrv 0 '04.'11 ,\lanll'\'. p.ut or Su ndav Sc l'l ool 9: lJ a .rn .. M o n11n ~ wors hip 10:30 a .m, E venlriJ:t worsh lp7·:JJ p.m . Tut"sday , 12 : 30pm Wotnf'n ·s Pra ver mw tlnlil Wt'dnPScb y, 7: l) p m Pra vf'r a ncl Pra lsP SPIVlc~ CHUFJ<"H Of JESUS CHRIST Marauderettes dump Buckeye gals, 51-30 I'UMlJROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS , ll arrlsonvii\ E' Ho11d Oavkl Ferrell, pas tor . Clinton Faul k. Su nday School Supt , Sunday Schoo l ~: JO a .m .: mornlnJ!: wor ~ h lp . 11 <1m . Sund i!y l'venlngsf'rv lre7. 30 p m Pt'CI \'C'T Mf'N\nJ!. Wt'dn f'S da y, 7 ,' l) p m. SYRACUS E FlllSTCHURCHOF GO D non ·Pf'ni C<'OSilll. Wor5hlp M- rvlt'e ~ nday 10 a m ; Su nd ny Schoo l 11 a .m . Even in$! worship sPrv!rt> 7 00 p m Wednesda y prayt'r mee lln g 7:00 p.m . Michigan guard Adolne Joubert during lhe fll'!ll half of Thursday nlghl's upsel vldory over lhe tmhealal Wolverbtes. UPl FIRST BAPTIST CHU tH.. H , Ma son, W \'a . Pas lor. Bill Murphy Sunday Sch oo l tO am . Sundav 1?\('nin,E 7 30 p rn PravN m('(' t! ng a nd Blblt•s tud\' Wedn'PSc11 y, i ..lJ p.m E l'r rv oo<' wt'komr RL'TLA ND fREE WI LL BI\ PTI ST. Sa it•m St Rf'\ Paul Ta\'lor , paslur Sunda y SchootlO .1.m : Sund,l\ f' V('nlnJZ -; 00 p m , Wednt'sday P\f'nlnj:i pm ycr mwl!ng 7: 00 pm SOUTH fi ETHEL NE W TESTAME NT CHURCH . Si i\Pr Rid,ii; P Ouant' Svdf'n strt ckt'r, pa stor Sunda ~· School 9 iJ .m . Church S<'rv!c£' 10 am . Blhlf' Srudy wro nrs day at i: .'lO p m, .J un(' 1hru SPptf'mbPr 7 p m October thru Ma\· Sund av r vt'nin£ Ff'llow shlp i p m Jun•· th ru Sl'piPmhf' r ,ll p m Uctobt'r thru Mtl\ Toni~t's SERMONETTE ITS GOOD FOR VOU How often have you heard your Motrer or Father say eat II, it is good for you. Everyone thinks trey know what Is good for you. Doctors, nurses, teachers, bosses, just l:Jts of prople will tell you . Sometimes they are right but sometimes they are wrong. We should know what is good for us. This also Is oot necessarUy so. We often do oot know always whalls good for us. We must learn from our own experiences as well as the experiences of toose who are older and ~~ than are we at the moment. 'I'bere ·' Is one ,who knOW!) w'Iat Is always goot.j>lor you, the Almighty Creator God of tre universe and His Son' Jesus Christ The ruipplest people are In families. 'I'be most contented people have a goal In life and are working toward It Those who have the most joy can see heaven as a rome for all eternity. Man has not deciphered this <Illy from his own life or thoughts. No, God has told us what It takes to be happy. Having a loving family. spending your life helping otrers and knowtng God Is a lways near you, ready to relp and guide when you feel weak tr lost or alone. "It is good lor you", are just words and yet they have much meaning and are so true. Read your Bible, pray dally, work to make your famlly happy, and where you live, make a haven for the needy. This Is Gods plan for a happy man or woman or chlld. Looking at all this, we most definitely can say "It Is good tor you." These are not just clever words but a baste truth. Gods ways are the best ways. Walking In His paths, we must say truely, truely, ills good for you . ~Jt & KARATE CLASSES GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor St. Pomery. OH . Phone 992-2976 FAll. &' WINnl HOUIS CloMd MCIIICiay lHs.·frl. 9 to 5, Sat. 9 to 1 BOYSAND GIRLS SIL ADIUM"II S RINGS ~RTQ1BX1g ••• Many other fe.ature ~ are Jv.arlable alan e~ttra charge . ~~ "Q'Jettelen 212 E. Pomeroy ' ODELS $6499 EXCEPT El MODELS 4 EQUIPED Wl1ll 4 CYL 1101111 ~ j n, BMING THIS AD CHOOSE FROM CHOOSE CAVALIER noM CaYahar (AS) 2-dr Coupe 3 TO CHOOSE NOVA FROM Nova 4-dr Sedan CHEVROLO C·l 0 AND K-1 0 11 TO TRUCKS CHOOSE FROM PLUS TAll 51 - Only, Jan. 27th EMPIRE FURNITUREh•rer, ..._ 101 West .... St. Photo Houra: II :00 0.111 . . . 6:00 EQUIM'fD WllH 4 CY. fNGIHf 5 TO CHOOSE FROM Cutlass C•era Brou1ham Coupe "THE ALL NEW" •No Age Limit - No Appoinr.ent Nftde4 / •No Extra Charge For Groups Up To Four •Poy Only •3.00 Down - hi. 011 Delivery Pl-tOTOGRAPHER HERE: Mond~y OLDSMOBILE ' CIERA Celebruy CHEVROLO TO COLOR PORTRAITS StJN TO 3 CHEVROLO 30 Total . S-10 FROM 95 ! ht, olfer v.11id on ly for the pure ha::.e o t ArtC u ved S•lad1um H . ~ - n ng s b PIW{" en l.muary l and f('bruarv 1, 1986. 3- Ia I 0 Color 3- Sa7 Color 6- 3'h x5 Color 11 - WlllletSize Color ...... TO CHOOSE CELEBRITY THIS IS WHAT YOU GIT .--' • 4 THE GRAVELY SYSTEM ~ All SEATS 12.11 ..• Meigs' easy win earlier in the BEGINNING ADMISSION EVERT TUESDAY IZ.ZS ..... are tremendously improved since season. CHEVROLO JACKSON J'ti<E -RT 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 - BIJUiAIN AATJHEES SAT three. Meigs' reserves are now 7-5 overa ll and 6-5 in lhe TVC. The Meigs ladies return 10 acuon Saturday at homl' againsl non· league fOt' Eastern. The Ea glelles are C'Urrenlly leading the SVAC and S-10 ••4 PiCkup Salurdll,v's games: Gallipolis at Point Pleasant Wheelersburg at Jackson Ceredo-Kenova at Chesapeake East Clinton at Greenfield Marietta at Belpre Columbus McKinley at Portsmouth Kyger Creek at Portsmouth Noire Dame the final eight minutes. Besides Harrison and Swartz's U poinTs, J enni Couch c~ipped in with nine. Nelsonville-York put out some good defensive work of their own. limiting Ihe lwo Miller sisl ers. Jenny and Julie. lo cighl pomt s combined. 1wo by .JuiJc and six by Jenny . Me1gs was warm from bolh Ihe field and foul line as lhe Marau· dere~es made 20 d 43 fieh.lers for47 per cent and ll of 16 from Ihe line for 69 per t-ent. Me igs had 20 rebounds wil h Jenny Miller high wilh six . Meigs had only 12 turnovers and committed 15 fouls N·Y had 18 fouls and put in six of 14 from the foul line. In the reserve game. N· Y scored a 33~24 win as lilr Meigs reserves played withoul the services of top scorer M1ss1 Woods. who is suffer· ing from a knee in jury. Woods is expecled back m act1on next W<'<'k. L Anderson I€(! the N-Y rese1ves wil h 14 while Meigs scorers in· eluded Beth Ewing wilh 13, Nancy Blankenship and De<> Henderson four each, and Jodi Taylor had ATLANTA (UPII- Tony Tubbs "I stlll can move and I'm stU! that on President Carter's boycoll of Cincinnati weighed 244 pouods fast,"Tubbs, 'll, saidwrenaskedil that cost Thbbs a shot pies al !he Thursday for his first title defense his weight was a concern. 1!8! Olympics. and challenger Tim Witherspoon . Tubbs wlll make the first defense "!look at all those guys who came said ''I'm going out to kill" the of the title he won April 29 on a out of the '84 Olympics, !look al all World Boxing Association cham- 15-round decision over Greg Page. that money they're making, and 1 plan in tonight's scheduled 15-round He weighed 226 lor the Page fight. wonder," Thbbs said "If I'd gone to TUESDAY, JAN. 21 title fight Witrerspoon, the former World the Olympics, it would have been "I feel really good about the Boxing CouncU champion. knocked much better." 7:00 P.M. light," said the 28-year-old Withers- out Sam Scaff in four rounds Oct. 12 Witrerspoon lost a controversial poon, wbo was mat the weigh-In in his last fight . He Is 23·2 with 16 WBC title fight 10 Larry Holmes in CARLETON SCHOOL for today's scheduled 15-round knockouts. May J9Kl, defeated Page in 12 SYRACUSE fight. "And I'm in good shape and Tubbs, 'l/, won the title seven rounds 10 win Ihe WBC title In when 1 feel like that there's nothing months after signed an agreement March 1984 and tren lost the title in CALL 992 -6839 or bothering me or worrying me. to fight for promoter Don King. He a 12-round decision to Plnklon 992-5896 The bout wlil be televised live by says he Is the heavyweight cham· Thomas five rmnths laler in his HBO. r~pl~o~n~oo=bo=:ey~kn=o~ws~-=an=d~b=l=rum~es~-llr_s_t_de_re_rue __.______________~--------------------Tubbs said his bulk would not be a problem. games Gallipolis at Athens Logan at Marietla Wheelersburg al Minford Chesapeake at Wayne South Point at Rock Hill Valley at Northwest Waverly at Portsmoutll West Green1ield at Miami Trace Ashland at Portsmouth Vinton County at Meigs Federal-Hocking al Alexander Nel~mvUle-York al TrlmbiP Miller al Belpre Wellston at Warren Local Hannan Trace at Eastern Southern at Oak Hill North Gallla at Symmes Valley Kyger Creek al Southwestern rm-----------------------------, ROCK SPRINGS - Jodi Harrison and Jennl Swartz scored 11 points each as the state's AP class AA 14th ranked Meigs Marau derettes revenged Its' only loss of the season with a 51-30 win over Nelsonville-York here Thursday. Coach Ron Logan's crew, who earlier lost 39-37 to the Lady Buckeyes, go to 12·1 , overall and remain tied with Alexander at ll·l In the TVC. The Meigs ladies are tled with Springboro and Sherwood Fairview for the 14th stale ranking. the highest ever for a Meigs girls' cage team. Last year's squad, which went 2().2, was ranked as high as 17th. Defense was tre name of the game lor the Marauderettes as they held N-Y's top three scorers 10 a combined total t114 (Xlints. Leading scorer Amy Dixon had 12 while Lee Ann Mays, who had 16 (Xlints in the earlier meeting with Meigs, was held 10 two and high-scoring BUlle Jo Spencer was held scoreless. Meigs held Ire N-Y girls to only one field goal in the second quarler, that a bucket the period's buzzer. By that time, the Maraudereltes had buill a 19-11 firs ! half lead. Meigs blew It open In Ire third quarter by ou·tscoring tre Lady Bucks 14-6 for a 33-171ead going into Tubbs ready for fmt title defense WHEELING, W.Va. (UP! ) lonner head coach at Indiana Don Poluszek, a former Ohio and University of Pennsylvania, acWest Virginia high school coach cording to The Intelllgencer. now an asSistant at CarnegieThe Moundsville High School and Mellon In Pittsburgh, will join the Alderson-Broaddus College gradu· new football coaching staff at ate formerly was head football Marshall, according Io a published coach at three Northern Panhandle report in Wheeling, W.Va. high schools- Weir, Oak Glen and Poluszek will become defensive Llnsly lnstitule. Poiuszek also has coordinator on the staff being . coached at Philippi and at Massilassembled by George Chaump, the lon and West Geauga In Ohio. new head coach al Marshall and APOS· VanZa ndt and Ward Rd . Elder .Jamf'S Mlllc r . past or . Sunday School . Ill .10 am . Wors hip S<>rvlc(', Su nda y, 7: l) p m . R~ lf' Stud y. Wf'dnf'S day. 7 l) p m . Fl..YING GOPHER - University d Minnesota guard Todd Ale><aoder gues llylaglhroolhlhe air afterbelngfouled by University d Defensive coordinator ·c hosen m ·roue - The Daily Sentinel- Page- S By JOE ILLUZZI his club may have caughl the UPI Spons Writer Wolverines off guard. At the beginning of the week, "I know the coaching job Blll was \1ichlgan coach Bill Frieder looked lacing - 'Here's Minnesota, 0-3. at his club's upcoming schedule and Here we are 16-0.' It's hard to get a said he doubled the No. 2 Wolve· team ready afler the game has rlnes could remain ·undefeated. It started," Dutcher said. took one game to prove hlm right. Michigan has dropped six of the Frieder ripped Into his players last 10 games II has played at following a pair of lackadaisical Minnesota's William~ Arena. ,;ctories over Illinois and Purdue "! don't know - maybe we last week. With the heart of the Big needed this, " Michigan guard Ten schedule approaching, Frieder Antoine Joubert said. "It's going to said the Wolverines would have make us come back that much shape up lor conSECutive road harder." games at Minnt>SOta, Iowa and Elsewhere In the Top :b:l, No. 3 Michigan State. Duke clobbered Wake Forest 73-63, The Wolverines dld not heed the No. 10 Nevada-Las Vegas beat words, and Thursday night were Santa Barbara 79-65, No. 12 SU!llrlsed by Minnesota, 73-63, to Alabama-Birmingham fell to Westfall from the unbeaten ranks. ern Kentucky '75·721n overtime, No. Michigan, 16-1 and 41. suffered 17 Purdue pounded Northwestern its first BlgTen defeat since a loss to 16-64, and No. 19 Bradley smashed Dllnois last January. a span of 19 West Texas State 78-53. games. AI Durham, N.C., David Hender"This is the greatest victory I've son scored 17 points to lead Duke, been Involved wllh as a collegian," 16-0 and 4-0, over Wake Forest, 6-10 said Minnt>SOta senior Marc Wilson, and 0-5, in an Atlantic Coast who scored 22 of his 24 points In Ire Conference game. All-America second half and was B-of-9 from the guard Johnny Dawkins added 141or floor. Duke. Mark Cline led Ihe Deacons "At halftime, we had a great deal with 15 points. of confidence. We knew If we played At Santa Barbara, ~iif., An· hard for 20 more minutes, we'd Ihony Jones scored 31 points and have the upset of the year." !XIlled down 9 rebounds to power The Gophers contained Michigan UNLV in a Pacific Coast Athletic center Roy Ta11Jiey, who entered bssociatlon game. Jones scored 19 the game averaging 16 points but points In the first half, and his 12 finished with 8. That, combined points In tlle first 4: 30 of the second with 17-ol-37 shooting from Ihe field half broke q:>en the game, enabling by the Wolverine guards. contribthe Rebels to lmproveto16-2 overaii uted heavily to the loss. and 5·0 In the conference. Santa "When you bottle up Tarpley and Barbara tell to 7-8 and 2-4. our guards don't shoot well, we're in At Birmingham, Ala ., Blll Gor· trouble," Frieder said. don hll a 15-foot jumper with 18 The Gophers scored 8 straight seconds remaining in overtime to points on three baskets by WILson, lift Western Kentucky, 12·3 and 2-1. including a 3-polnt play, and a over Alabama·Blnnlngham, 16-3 basket by John Shasky to open a and 4-1, in a Su nbell Conference 5343 lead with 8:42 remaining. game. Wilson scored ll points during a At West Lafayette, Ind., Troy four-minute span in Ihe second half, Lewis and TO<tl Mitchell each capped at 6: 36 with a basket that scored 19 points to lead Purdue, 15-3 made It 59- 47. and 4-1, over Northwestern in a Big Minnesota Improved to 11-6 Ten game. After leading 35-30 at overall and J-3 In the Big Ten. halftime, Purdue scored 14 straight Gophers coach Jim Dutcher said points to begin the second half . 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CHEVROLET ' HOURS• Mon., Wed., Fri. 9 to 7 T11s. & Thur, 9:30 to 5:30 Satvrday 9 to 4 �Friday January 17 1986 The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Fnday January 17 1986 Page-6 Your Socml Secunty Benefits and contributions are explained By Lou Harvath Field Representative Consider Social Security as an exercise in balance rna ntenance Ononesideofthescaleare hecon cerns of the Social Secur ty benet ciaries who wan thelf benefits to maintain buying po"er m the lac<' of Inflation On the other hand those peopiP who are paying the btlls- work ers who contrtbu e a percentage of their earnings towards Soctai Security coverage - wan to keep the cos s as lo w as posstbl e And they want as broad a co er age as poss be for her ax dol Jars 1Soc! a Secur ; is alter all soc al nsu ance ha p otects the rncom e earner from ncome loss due to e emen d sa b I t; and dea h Both in erested par es want a ue and eff c en c) n ha es peel the ovPrhead fo r Socia Se u it) s emarkabl io ~< Ad m n stra e costs are\t\el unde 1 perCPn of al IncomE' Tha s a f gure hatd to bea m go e n mE'n or p va e ndus I he p ogram • designed as a pay as ou go '~ s rm so cu en ax evPnues fund cu Ten be nef pa men s '\ ba ga n of fa th ex IS s be ween the two groups RP trees ho no recr VE' mon h1 hecks ha e helped fund pas be nef s " h he taxes hey pa d us s p esent da wo kers a epro td ng he r benet fund ng Janua -y ushPrs n some ch anges fo both groups Benefic a es h r seen a 3 1 percent ncrease n bene! s to account for he n Indoor cook's hazard Forme Me I(S -cs den M Ethel Sm h a eac e n he cou n for man ra s ill be obse 'mg her 96th b thd a next Tuesda Shr would en]OV hearmg f om o d tnends he -e He address s Mano Care 140 Count\ L ne Roan V. esen l r Oh o ~~l d Ma 1m Pa OJ r 5(' T01'11Ship es dPn s se ved b} hP OiivP Fire Departmen shou ld be ad ISed tha epll'sen at cs of a pho ography f m which " n be takmg p ctures on Feb 8 ""U be gomg door o door n ha a ea over the weekend o fam I anzP es den s WJth aspects of the dPpart ment s fund a s ng ac From ou Rutland " ay cones Mrd from JUT Luca ha h(' annua ml'f't ngof I'<' Me gs Count\ Beef Ca le Assoc a on " il be hP d a p m Monda at the C ub Res auran m RacmP Thet e \\11 be an clec ton of d ~tors and speake vil be Da e Flo\\ ers managP of he Muskm gum Coun L es ock Sales Inc md ali beef producers are n ed o aMend the sess on To make ese , a 10ns call Lucas a 742 2753 Som of he membe s of he Me gs High School gradua mg c ass o 971 are makmg pi ns to a c ass reun on n the sp ng In observ ance of he 15 h ann ersarv of gradu a on A meet ng o gr thP ball rolling "'I be held a 7 p m next Wednesday a he Pizza Hut n Pomero) and all members of thP c ass are nv ted to ge nto he pans Those m er ,;ted m helpmg bu "ho cannot be at llednesda) s mec mg or those who ha e ques ons can contac Bob 1\ errv a 99 53% Ka h Cunung a 992 >ll o K r'Aalkr a 99?>R 9 sed o be ou had f ends rnrm es acqua n n 'f' pals bud des and" ha "' r r Toda ou ha r " a onsh ps hich guess p ubab come n an ng degrCPs " h he ep tomP be ng of cou rsr a mean mf(fu 'PI onsh p I m no su e I kno a abou oda s lm go D:J keep sm ng Leonard completes recnut trammg oca !em and Na ) Scam n Rec '\ ck Lronard son of E eano E n I N ckioiS L Leona d S of -1-lf!X: 11 ppte Rm I Po nrro has om p rted crru a n ng Rec lJ Trammg Com n nd f ra a k"' IL Dur ng Lron' d ~ gh ~ck tram ng hr ud ed gcn m an sub f,ft-1 "C h IP g:ned 0 • ..,.,......,a;; ....,...... I UGH ~ DE TH. r 4' riA Jeep Wagoneer Jeep Wagoneer s 2 5L eng ne 4WO and plush nter or get you through rocky terra nand c ty potholes n com fort and ease It s the perfect comb nat on of elegance and style Test dr ve Jeep Wagonee today Only in a Jeep "Serving You Better" URN PI FORMERLY RIVERSIDE MOTORS 195 Upper AIW!r Road 446·9800 ,' REN!\ULT nJeep GallrpoiiS, 0 plover and employee That rep esen s an increase of a dime per $100 For hose who are self emp loyed he 1986 rate s 12 3 percent af er the tax erect is ap p ed And max mum taxable ea rn ngs are $42 000 this year It takes $440 to earn a quart er of So clal Securlly coverage in 1986 $1 760 of ea rn ngs represents the maximum of four quarters So the balance continues Inlla ion adjustments affec benefi payments and contributions so the so vency of tbe overall program Is main alned And things seem to be worklng pre ty well since there were trust lund surpluses again In 1986 Those of you who get ch<'Cks h s means tha you needn t worry about those checks con lnutng For those of you paying he axes don t \\Orry because and so tha wtll con i nue too wtll the nvaiuable pr o <'Ctlon you and your family t eceive dur ng your working years Reedsville community happenings Beat of the bend By BOB HOEFLICH Sentbtcl Staff Writer I m not an offender- bu I dtdn t know tha Ke th L san tar Jan a t Metgs Heal h Departmen re ports that n pas SPven years 83 people have d ed m the Un ted S a es as the result of burning charcoal mstdP homes tent s cars vans rucks campers o other Pndosures Someof hevtr lfnS\\erebunung charcoal m enclosed ares o keep "arm \<hUe others " erP usmg fo cooking purposes In al cases "here death occurred he 1ctuns died of carbon monox de po sonmg Carbon monoxide of course Is tasteless odorlpss a nd nvts bl<' Symmptoms of acute carbon mon oxide poisoning are headache con fusion dlzzinesss nausea and n sev ere po sonlng Joss of consciousness Little rPports tha bu nmg cha coal produces arg(' arnoun s of carbon monox de and onlvtakesa smaUamount in the a r to pnx:luCP he symptoms and even death "'lo only that but openmg a "mdow o using a fan will not assure tha carbon monox de wti be reduced to a safP evel The bo om I ne s tha vou a re not supposed to use charcoal in enclosed areas creases in the cos of llv ng as ;ea r Benefic aries who work are able to earn higher amounts In 1900 before heir benefits are affected The limits thfs year are $5 700 for some under ffi a nd $7 !IJO for some bet"een 65 and 69 AboVl' he ap p opr ate I m t one half of the excess s deducted from the year s benefit payments The contr bu on a e fo So c al Securllv tax deduct ons has been ra sed to 7 15 percent of gross wages to bo h he em Esta JWush Roush btrthday Es a Roush obs< ed <' 94 h b Kla on an " h a celeb a on a he homE' Cakr and cr c earn e r se ed He u s n uded he so ns and 1 es B Uand ah Roush and son Da ne and Bob and Ca ne Roush and her son Don Roush a ong " th Marilyn Cooper "ho baked he cake and fam I) Chi IS tr and Ga v Lee V sttmg on Su nday were he daugh er a nd he husband H da and Gene Da\ s Send ng cards were he daughte and he husband Max ne and Hen, Deems Audrey Will ams and Ca olyn Ted and Tra ts Carpenter area notes Da le D1 e ho had spen hr Hoi da seaso n with his sons n Ia and daugh ers Mr and Mrs Oles e Baumga dnr Coshoc on and M and M ~ C dr Wa ke Thu nan IS a hi lome and ano l ' daugh e Cel a D\e ' n M I e s herr hhm Mr and Mrs [)\ a nr o dan nd Sa ah ha e returned f urn Flond " here the had s rd l<' pi en s M and Mr W an Cu & sum a and ca l ed n I eo;hre Ed h I ons con a i rs~ ng a I'<' homr '11 c h ng a p r makr ms a led a M Ca mr io p nCo umbu M' C Jo d n spcn a a 10n n F o 1da • hr es he s rd I'<' o "' M s Cec I D\ r e Urn hr son and d ugl r m a" \1 nn M s Oa tr Jor Jan K r nd Ka ' i\popka nd o he rs m hf' a nd M \ Mrs Nell Wilson and Mrs Emma Durs visited w h Mrs Doro ha Riebel recen v at Be pre Ho day guess of Mrs \I gm a Wa on and Susie were Mr and Mrs John Calaway and family and Mr and Mrs Gary Landon and fanuly a l of Manon Mr and Mrs Don Landon of Tuppers P ams The Blf hdav of V gm a Wa on was recen y CPlebra ed Mr and Mrs Walter Brown were holiday gues s ofthelrdaughter and family Mr and Mrs Biii Thomas of SpMngf e d also Vlslting with he Thomas fa mtl\ vere Mr and Mrs Seve Co\\dery and family of 01 UlcothP Ho day gues s at he WU ams Balderson home were Mr and Mrs Bill De z of Co un bus Mrs Kathr) n Dietz and Mr and Mrs Jay Long of Belpre Bl Marshall of Washington Court HouSP and Mr md M s Warren Pickens Mr and Mrs WU am Congrove an d M ss Forrest Kibble •ere hoi day dinnpr guests of Mr and Mrs Roger Chaney and Angte of Tuppers Plams Mrs Congrove s b thda was also ce ebra ed Lyle Balderson Mrs Gene Wilson vis ted with Mr and Mrs Charles Congrove a Zanesvilie and Mr and Mrs Bob Sams a Wes on W Va during hP ho days Holiday guests of Ben Buck ey were Mr and Mrs George Buckley of ReedS\ Ue Mrs Pam Hoffman and family of Pomeroy Rd Mr and Mrs John Lodwtck of West Jefferson Mr and Mrs Chester Buckley and family of ReedsvU e Mr and Mrs Gale McCain and son of Toren Mr and Mrs Roger Buck ey of Pomeroy Rd and Mr and Mrs Randa Coulson and daughters of Coolville Holiday vis ors at he home of M and Mrs Ernest Wh ehead were Mrs Jean Frydman and Sarah of Hyland Park Ill Mr and Mrs Ed Hensch and Edd e of Canton Mr and Mrs Wa t Hensch and L sa of Canal Fulton Mrs Harold Sauer Joy Sauer of M ddleport Rd Skip Lamerens of Ga Upolis Mr and Mrs BU Meredith of Bever y Mr and Mrs Warren Pckens Mr and Mrs Denver Weber and Mark and Mr and Mrs David Weber CB radio club planning projects Ac es fo the yeat inc ud ng sa fety brea ks on Memorial Day Ju v 4 and Labor Day weekends "-Pte planned a a recent mee mgof he B g Bend CB C ub held a hP Rock Spnngs GrangE' ha I The cub \\hich rnCPts on the <'Cond Tuesda and las Fr da of each non h currently has a mem be' sll p of 60 w h dues or $5 a yea pavab no App ca ons fo membersll p a re $1 50 to ~ mg e person and S3 for Ia miles 1\ umerous Christmas projec s "e e ca ned au b he Club and nc udecl p ov d ng 16 food baske s and 16 f -u a) s for needy fam lies and pu -chasmg tovs for 32 ch ld en and gJ!ts for 6 adults n thefa m I es The clut also donated a caSPof fru I and c nd canes to he Car eton Sc 1001 and bo ught and de ve ed g1f s fo h< se en ch dren a lhP Ga l a Count\ CJ dren s Home Ga pol s F' cfru t a} e e also a ken o par of the pub c service program of he club Members partie pated n the July 4 parades n both M ddleport and Rutland sponsored a walk a than gave to the museu !a d stroph; fund ass sled n a search for two lost chid en and dona ed o a ransplan v c tm In add on members dunng the pas yea r assis ed m r ver traffic pa trol for thP f reworks d splay n M ddlepon operated base and ga r traff c pa ro and a pagmg booth at the Metgs County Fairgrounds and did raffle control for the M ddle port block party Plans a1 e aga n bemg made to a coffee break m May Door pnzes w II be so el ed from local bus! nesses dealers wU be presen and there will be food and game booths n operatiOn dunng he even which Is open o he pub! c Chatter Club has meeting Ne" office s were e ec ed hP ecent mectmg of the Cha tter Ci b held at the home of Delo -es Wh tlock followmg a holida1 d nne pa ty I r id a Crow s Steak How£ Elected were Bwnda Bo m pfl's dent Ela ne Quil en vicE' p l's dPnt Jan ce Fett v sec etar; reasufl'r and Mary Sta chP fio\\ er fund Donna Fry was \\C corned as a new member Men bets enJOYed a gif ex change a nd secw pa names "e e drawn for the ne\\ year Ann P sarv gil s " ere presented o Ruth Young AI ce Jacobs and Dot e Jones The b r hday of Linda Hubbard \\as obse 'ed Ga mes we r pla ved WJ h pnz s gong o nu --s ng homes mone v. as sen o o he nu rsmg homes o use m pu cJ asmg f u The clu b also dona rd SSt to he Rae nr Head S Ch stm as projrct Mob c CB un "err dona ed las ra o bo h heM dd epor and omr 0\ f o ce Dcpa tn rnts as a \\0 A ce Jacobs Dorothy Roach Ruth Young Frances Car eton and Linda Hubbard A contest was won by Jan ce FPtl\ and Frances Carleton " on he door prize There was [(roup smgmg of carols with Mrs Roach a he plano Mrs Fetty w I host the next meetmg Dance set Dance sponson'd by Syracuse Volunterr Fire Dcpartmen at S1 racuse Elemen ar; School Sat u llay 8 to 11 p m AdmtsS on $2 person Proceeds to the depart ments purchase of rescue au bags n and fam D:Jna d \\ oo en and M To p O'o'lde announcPd ha 1 he Datly Sentmel PHONE 992 2156 0\lltlhrS n hr Mason c mspec on " be held vn Feb 5 h l'f eshmen ts o be SP ed bv • omenoi OES Thank youca dsfo flO\\rrs" c cad from Lo s Pau e} Joan Stewar a nd Harvey E le" nP Refreshments were served n thr dining area by he refreshment comml ('(' Mr and Mrs Doug Bishop Mr an I Mrs G en Krnncdv Be er y B shop Frances Young and Nonna Lee Young Genealogical Scx:rety will meet Sunday The Me gs County Grnea logical Soc el} mee s 2 p m Sunda} at Meigs Museum Roger Theiss will speak on German Court PROBATE CO URT OF filE GS COUNTY OH 0 Esta e of Ma ury D M le Case No M d od F M le deceased Cue No 25 001 NOT CE OF APPO NTMENT OFF DUCIARY On January 10 1986 25 001 R D 2 Wagne Lane Pomeroy Oh o 45 769 waa appo nted 2 In Memortam Maury 0 M I e deceased ate of R 0 2 Wagne lane Pomo oy Oh o 45769 Robert E Bud< Probate Judge HOUSE OVERFlOWING? ClEAN UP WlTII CLASSIFIED ADS len& K Nessel oed Card of Thanks Cle k (1 WI Shes o Ihank enryone who ana ness and ecent pass na To the one I m.ss10 much CARD Of THANMS The lam y of Noa C moe he ped n any wa~ du nc he r0 he ne &hbo s eIt !Yes and 01ds who sent ood c.l ds te ephone ""'"~" and vJS ed a the tunera OOme we tru~ apprec ate 1"' tllou&fl dunna • t mt of SOITCJIIIII We wsh to hank the Po me oy Eme een , Squad the Home Hu th Ca t Nu SH D Mansi old & the sail ~ Ve r~ess te ans Memo a Hasp a We also want o Ihlnk he La d" AIIX IllY of toe AmenCMI ltc on Post 39 end tl'le women ot lht Church o Christ loJ tl'le mea IIIey prov ded The flora arr"'l"""'" wore at beautnu and wew•h o hank at who emon be 1!11 ou mo he< m !hot way Wea so wan to hank AeY Poud oot o hs oveyserv ce & h s WOlds of canso at on To hes a ofthe EMni fu- nt a Home and the pal bea e s au deepest thanks otach and enryone lou n Glmo e Ma to e ! apple Elza & Eve yn Glmo e & Fam Jy 17 24 31 3tc 3 Announcements tN MEMORY To Mom on you b rthday Happy B rthdey Mom I cannot .end a b 11hday cod You l'wlds cannottooch But God w I grve th 1 tu E•ecut x of the uta e of n th e Me gs Cou nt.,. P oba e 1 Pubhc N ottce Pubhc Not ce Pubhc Not ce r hool of n -u on o be hr d n llc p 1' on J n 2.1 w an noun '<I hen hP Ha 1 on c lhap c 0 lr of he E s r n S me <rn a he h K rn F rm na nn nd 0 1h pi -on p es dcd S e \ km ~" nd ~ PS('n a ~ o F o da and of D s 1 I 25 was n oouced an n sr rd n e Ea s \ pas rna uns pas JX rons al hosr ha lllg g and ppo n men s honon'd Masons nd a ;;o r mrmbe Rubv D h wr r prrs rn x nd "e :-om '<I The Land marks of the 0 E S were ad i 27 84 Bus ness l oss Se Of Read1ngs IY Tammy menage o.. , God plouo toke th s message To our lov ng mother up above And tel he how much we mil he And gNe her al ou ove She bid no one elan fare welt She sad goodbye o none The Huventy getes just opened up And a lovlllg God uid Como Ahhough he ooul 1 now a rest And frM from ce e and pam The WI.Ortd would seem ike Heaven If I could hove he back agam 1 broke my ~rt to looe her But ohe did not go e one for pert of me went with her The dey God ca lod her homo The fem ly of Wando Sttwatt unds or he Real Estate General REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPLIT LEVEl HOUSE wtlh 3 bedrooms 2 COI!fltte baths d n ne room ltv ne room and lar&e re<:rNttOn room located on 8 acres IAree farm pond Ric ne area 2 STORY HOUSE tn Rae ne near Elementary School OLDER HOUSE w th 3bed rooms on comer lot nSy racuse HOr.l NATIONAL BANK 949 2210 Tt It ' " po turt g ••• adwKt on lou •fft 1 bu Hits ond ma eogt If yeu o • .mh"py ond •n t bow wiW II woy o turn, tmt n for ocl' t One I wil IMIY nft Ytu ht t o 1M tf way HIW lOUDON 24 ( m A" Gatlijlol 1 OH Nt• door • IWR MMtk (Itt• olt 4U 4771 PJI. 11 Help Wanted NEEDED RETAIL SALES PERSON ASST MANAGER In loca I Qrea Prefer person With sales expenence and knowledce of acounts receivable Send resume to P 0 ope a ons ma n enance new equ pmen ex ens on and en a gemen at mun c pa serv ces and ac es and ap a mp ovemen s o he V age he e sh a be and s he eby evled a ax on sa a es wages comm ss o and o he com pens a on and on ne p o s as he ena e p ov ded - 27 02 Dotlrd.... As used n Se ons 27 0 a 2 7 6 he o """"9 wo ds sha have he mean ng as c bed o hem hs Set: on e.: ep as and he coo elC cea y ndca es o eQu es a d fe en mean ng a Adm n s a a o Taxa on A pe son des.gna ed and appo n ed by the V age Cou c who sha adm n s e and enoce he p o sons of hs chape b Assoc a on A part ner sh p m l ed Parine sh p o any a he fOtm a un ncopo a!d en erp ses 0\\'ned by IVt'O o more DB sons c Boa d a R8VIew The boq d c ea ed by and canst u td as PfO ded n Sec ons 27 13 ond 27 77 (d Bus ness An en e pr se ac VJty p ofess on or undertak ng o any nll u e conducted fo p o s whe he by an ndrvld ua pa ner sh p assoc a on 01po ll on or anv o he en tv e) Co para on A co po a on o o n s ode assoc a on o gan zed unde he 11ws of he u, ed Sta es the Stale of Oh o o anv o he state e torv o a e gn country Of' dependency t Emolovee One who workS tor wages sa arv com m s.s on o oc.he type of compensat on rf he seMce ot an employe (g) Employ!lf All ndll/ldua partne sh p assooat on co po e on gOV'tl'nmente body un or agency or: any o he, ent ty whtthe< or not organ zed fa prof~ wflo or ho emplovo one Box 7291 Pomero Ohto D The Dally SentJnei- Page-7 ~eo~~on nc o me wha soeve ( NetPro Aneganom he opera on o ll bus ness poesson enep !ieorohe ac VlfY afte p ovs on o a o d nary and necessary ex penses e he pa d o ace ued n acco dance WI h he ac coun ng system used by me axpaye o fede a come ax pu poses w hou deduc an o axes mposed by h s o d nance ede a s a e a d o he axes based on ncome a d n he case of an assoc a on Wlthou deduc on o sa a es pad a panne s and o he a-.vners and o herwtse ad us ed o he equ emen s o hs chape It•• 27 83 Yaca o Pay OhiO 2111 eou...... _.olthoTa The ax mposed (k Non Res den An nd vdua dam c ed au sde the V age ( Non Res den Un ncorpo a ed Bus ness En ty An un nco po a ed bus ness en ty p ~pony no hav ng an oH ce Of place of .BE IT OROA NED BY THE bus ness With n he V age VIllAGE COUNC l OF THE m Pe son Eery nau a VIllAGE OF POMEROY STATE pe son panne sh p r due ary OF OH 0 by an a ma ve\10 e as soc a on o capo a on of a membe s e ec ed the eta Wheneve sed n anv c ause SEC ON p esc b ng 11nd mpos ng a CHAPTER 27 EARNED N pena tv he e m pe son s COME TAX NClUDfNG N app ed to any un nco po ated COME TAX REGUIAT ONS en v sha mean he par ne s Sec on o membe s he eat and as 27 0 Pu pose appl ed o co po a ons he off ce s he eo 27 02 Del n ons 27 03 mpos on of Tax n Pace o Bus ness Anv 27 04 Effec ve Pe Od o Tax bona f de off ce o he than a 27 05 Re u n and Pavmen flle e s a utory oHK:e fac orv o Ta ~t wa ehouse o o he space 27 06 Co ec on a Sou ce wh ch s occup ed and used by he axpaye n ca ry ng on any 27 07 Dec a a ons 2 7 08 Du es o bus ness actiVIty nd .,..dua y o Admns ao h ough one o mo e of h s 27 09 n...es ga 1ve Powe s egu a emp ovees egu a v n o heAdmns ao Penaty o anendance o Res den An nd v dua D u g ng Co nf den a nlo ma on dome ed n he V age p Res dent Un ncorpo a ed 27 0 n ees and Pena es 2 Co ec1on o Unpad BuSiness En tv A(! un nco po a ed bus ness en rv ha\le an Tax es and Aa unds o Ove pa..-men s of ce o p ace o bus ness With n he V age 27 2 Voa ens Pena es (q i axab e nco me Wages 27 3 Boa d of Re-.ew sa a es and o he compensa 27 4 AI oca on o f unds 27 5 C ed o Tax Pad o on pad by an empaye o emp oye s befo e any deduc Ano he V age ons and o he ne prof sf om 27 6 Co ec on o Tax afte he opera on o a bus ness Te mna on of 0 dnance poesson o a her enep se 27 50 Del n ons o ac VJty ad us ed n act:o 27 5 Commencemen he Ta dance w h he p o.~ s ons o he 27 52 mpos on o ax o d nance Taxa!:) e Yea The ca Res den Emp oyees 27 53 mpos on a ax enda yea a he f sea yea he me ame n wh h he ne Non Res dens 2754 mpos on of lax Ne po s ae o be compued unde h s chap e and n case BtJs ness Pro s Res dents 27 55 mpos on of Ta ~t Ne or a eunfo a ac ana pa Bus ness Po s Non or a vea he pe od a whi ch such e u n s equ ed o be Res dens 27 56 mpos on of Tax Ne made s Taxpaye A pe son Bus ness Prot s Co para ons 27 5 Bus ness A oca on whe he an ndN Clua partne sh p assoc a on o an.., co po Perce n age 27 58 On Wha Ea nngs o a ono ohe en tv equ ed heeunde o ea eu norpay Ne Po IS TalC F s laved a ax 27 59 Fsca Yeas The s ngu a sha nc ude 27 60 Ne Bu s ness Pro s 27 6 Reconc a on WI h he p u a and he mascu ne sha nc ude he em nn e and FedeaReun 27 62 Re u n and Paymen he neue o Tax Section 27 03 Jdou 2763 Col ec on o Sou ce ofTu; A Subrec o hepovso s 27 64 Re u ns o Tax W h o Sec on27 16 ana nua ax he d and Payme 27 65 l m a on on C ed to he p~o~ poses spec ed Sec on 27 0 sha be m fa Ta Pada So ce 27 66. Sa us and lab rv of posed rn and a e January 15 986 a he ate of one pe Employes cen % pe annum upon he 2 67 Dec a a ons 27 68 Pavmen of a11. to awtng 0 a sa a es wages nsamen s 2769 Recp oc ty Povson commss10ns and o he com Ced o axPadoOthe pensa ons ea ned du ng he eHecrve pe od o he a d V ages 27 70 nQu s o a Powers of nan e by esden s o he V age he V age TaxAdmnst a o 27 7 Re co ds o be Kep t>v Emp ~e s and Tax pave s 27 72 Co ec ono De cen ces Alowance o C ed o Ove paymen 2773 Pea 'Yo DNugng Co f den a noma on 27 4 n e es and Pena es 27 75 Co ec on o Unpad Ta es 27 6 Voa OilS Pena es 27 77 Boa do Revew 27 B Appi cab ty 27 9 Co .s u on Sepa a b v o Pro sons 27 80 Co so Ida eel Re u ns 27 B Sp Pa o s 2 82 W hho d ng 5 atemen s pu pose o gene a mun c pa n M OES has meetmg 'MiEREAS ho V age Co n c has ecommended he Passage ot h s 0 d nance as an eme gency measu e n acco dance Wt h he Charte of he v age ot Pomeoy sad od ance be ng necessary o secu e evenue o he da v opera on o he V lage and o nsu e he con nuous un n ef up ed de very o sa d servrces and o secu e unds o p ov de Ia the mmed a e p esen a on of the pub c hea h sa ery and o operty and INHERE AS he V age Coun c fnd s ha sad odnance shou d be passed as an eme gency o d nance n o de o secu e evenue Ia the da 1v opera on o the V age and o nsu e he con nuous un n er upted de very o sad seN ces and a secu e funds 10 prO\IIde Of he mmed a e preservauon of he pub c hea h sa ety and -2701~ f' o d Zo; Co umbu s spcn a fr Ia h h he s s er M E hr Rfr and wa Mrs I lfgln a Walton and Sus e vis! ed with Mr and Mrs John Ca awa) and Mr ahd Mrs Gary Landon a Marton during he holidays Carrel Cheva lier of Can on spent several da) s with hfs mother Mrs Lona Chevalier Mr and Mrs J m Cowdery and famli} recent!) hosted a hoi day dinner attending were Mr and Mrs John Caiawal Lor Bob Kibb and Jenny Mr an d Mrs Gary La ndon Wes Michae of Marion Mr and Mrs Don Landon of Tuppers Plains Conn e and Ca o yn Bowman of Hockingport Mrs Virginia Walton Susie Co\\ de f) Mr and Mrs Patr ck Soulsby Tara Amanda and Steven Mr and Mrs Jeff Cowdery ail of Rei>dsv lie Holiday guests at he home of Mr and Mrs Warren Pickens were Mrs Fay Sauer of Middleport Rd Mr and Mrs B I Meredith and grand dat)ihter Tern of Beverly Mr and Mrs Roger Meredl h of Bar ow M and Mrs Ernes Whl ehead and grand daughter Sarah Frydman Mr and Mrs Denver Weber and Mark and Mrs ORDINANCI NO 114 AN EMERGENCY OADI NANCE ENACTING AN EAIINED INCOME TAX. IN CLUDING INCOME TAX R!OULATIONI FOR THE VILLAGE OF POMEROY OHIO Pomeroy- Mtddleport by 11> s hap e s effect ve as to ncome and p o ts ea ned a ace u ng on and ahe anua 5 986 and pay .p deduc ens mus be made aga ns a sa a es wages comm ss on bonuses a d o he compensa tons ea ned o accu ng on a ld afte ha da e Soctlon 27 112 lrq tllcwo £...... _, of T~~t; .. I ... n he case of he estdents ol he V age an annua tax o one pe cen ~ s mposed on a sa a tes wages comm ss o s ompensat on and o he ea ned o at:c ued on and af1e Ja ua v 5 986 Fa he pu pose o de e m g he ax on he ea g o he eslden a paye s a ed unde Sec o 2703 he sau ce a he ea n gs and he pace o paces n a a whch he se e we e ende ed a e mma e a A such ea n ngs whe e e ea ned o paid a e aJ~ta be �Page-8-The Dally Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 Friday January 17 1986 Ord No 147 (Colltlaaed from Pftvto• Paae > Pomeroy- Middleport Oh1o Business Services • VINYL SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULAnON Oc onon on Y deo We Tope Any Spec a Occas on CHARLES BARI.EY PH 742 2050 BISSELL SIDING CO 18 3 mo New Homes Built PH 949 2801 or 949 2860 EAGlE IIDGE SMAlL ENGINE CENltl Parts StrviCI 949 2969 FOR ALL YOUR In oda1 o1~ Ollt PUSH MOWER TUNEUP WIRING NEEDS 0 Change Sharpen Bledes P We Buy and Se Gold & S lve Co ns A so C ass R ngs Scrap S 1ver & Go d I B&D MOBilE HOME REPAIR SERVICE OPEN 10 5 WEEKDAYS 10 2 SAlUIDAY SHADE 9HIO Court St Pomeroy Anyth ng Tha Has To Do Wth A M ob e Home No ob too smal o oo b g We do Setups and Unde p n ng After 7 00-367 0626 171mo d Roger Hysell Garage or 992 6100 Rl 124 Pom• oy Oh o AUTO & TRUCK PH 992-5682 or 992-7121 CARS & !RUCKS 3 24 tl o TRANSFER CASES TORQUE CONVERTORS USED REBU LT TRANSM 55 ONS Wt Dtlm Auto mall< Transr111111011 Overflaul YOUNGS CARPENTER SERVICE WE ARE YOUR SA ES AND SERV CE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Fo A You Pin ng Nlfh •ZENITH •SYLVAN A PLUl 01 " Suppt es & fu n u e Wedd ng and G oduot on S o onery Mogne Sgn i ubber S amp Bus nes Fo m •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDR Y •G BSON REFR GERA OR • SATE ESA ES & SERV CE Sho~ Techn clan on Dulj Copy Serr u E lll M I Mddepo 04 Mu be y h Pomeroy RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER 992 33453 985 3307 4 1 n RADIATOR BOGGS SER~ICE SALES & SERVICE We can repa r and re co e rad1ators and heater co es We can also ac d boll and rod out rad1ato s We also repa Gas Tanks U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO Autho zed ohn Oee e New Holland B sh Hog Fa m Equ pmen Deale PAT HILL FORO 992 2196 M ddleport Oh o 1 13 1fc 1 3 '" ANGIE'S PIZZA 986 0 6 86 349 No 2nd bt M ddloport Oh 992 3559 FREE DELIVERY In ATIES a e Wa C e o he V aae Co B u e Reed Pe de o h v age Co 17 SYRACUSE POMEROY MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY MASON W VA Open Mon Thu s 4 11 F & Sa 4 12 F ee Est ma es V C YOUNG Ill 992 6215 or 992 7314 Pomoroy Oh o 18 EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYL & ALUMINUM J&F CONTRACTING DOZER BACKHOE TRENCHER SEPT C SYSTEMS WATER GAS & SEWER LINES RECLAMAliON PONDS SPRING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS DUMP TRUCK STONE & 0 RT Jl MCLIFFORD PH 992 ELUM REST HOME P t ously llu l111d It Hom•) 674 Plum St hi ddleport •Tende Lov ng Ca e •Sen or C t zens Ph !6141 843 S42S 111 mo RENT A CAR CALL 446 4522 W1 Rut Fo1Lm U-SA~E AUTO RENTAL St Rt 160 North Galllpollt Ohio 992-3595 1J01mo Real Estate General tEAFORD Real Estate 216 E 2nd St Phone 1 (6t4 992 3325 LIMESTONE GRAVEL SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT SALES & SERVICE gno e any amoun 11 owed and pa d by he emp o he emp ovee a expenMS neces sa~ and acua~ nc ed by he emp ovee n he ac ua oertormance o h s sEtJV~ces ave PHONE 10 8 !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE Ull) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985 3561 All Maku •Washe s •D shwashe s •Ranges •Ref ge a o s •Drve s F eeze s PARTS and SEijV CE ~ Announcements TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARIAN CLINIC Paul E Shuckey DVM 1 Ca d of Thanks 3 Announcements PT PLEASANT OFFICE 305 Ja,kson Ave GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT Bashan Buddmg EVERY SAT NIGHT 6 30 PM Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 9-30 I 5MAU ANIMAL HOURS Mon Wod Thu 3 5 pm Tu" b 30 I F 2 pm Sa u day 10 30 am LARGE ANIMAl & SURGERY BY APPT PH 304 675 2441 BEND AREA CALL R1pley Off1ce For Hours 304 372 570 SWEEPER and nw ng ma h ne epa port s ads pp 01 Pck p a d de ery Oa 1 V1cuum C eane one he m e up Geo ges C eek Rd C1 6 4 446 0294 q? . Blue Streak Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER - I 15 tfn 4 810 3-D AUTO CENTER 1 W Mo n St Pomoroy Ohoo 992 6778 G veaway Feme e Ge ma S~ephe d brow & b DCk Ca 6 4 446 49 BED UNERS S175oo Full S1re (116500mnl POll£ ROY One I oo anch wth 3 bed ooms deck a ea a ga age on app OK I ac e $48 000 wheh he all: s obewthhed 6 4 992 6550 HOURS 9 00 A M 5 00 P M Mon th u Sat Evenongs & Sunday By Appo ntment TUPPERS PLAINS - Ap p OK 5 ac es w h a 3 bed oom mob e home wlh add o wo I p outs d shwashe el ange d spo a ont a d back po ches 29K27 un nshed ga age pu s ae ow h septc eec and wale $23 000 00 w hho d he a»~ on ompensa on paid o iln emp ovee sha n de e mm ng he amoun on BUSINESS PHONE 107 Sycamore St Pomeroy Oh PHONE 992 7075 EASlERN DISTRICT A ve y n ce 3 bed oom an h w h a a ge lam y oom on app O! 2 ace o go nd Pr ced o e a $45 000 00 G an emp aye equ ed o We Also Carry F sh ng Supples FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS RENTAL INVESTMENT Rae ne - 2 bed 00r11 home a ge o good s $1300000 81CC8SS of comm ss ons ea ned HEATING 992 3410 ~ NEW LISTING - 3 BR hou e v ewo R 7 l C wa a pet ng e ga hea ba h a e $22 000 PLUMBING & 317 No th St<and Mddlepo I Oh o 45760 CAll COllECT •D sabled •24 Hou Ca e CAU JOE BOWLAND DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW Comp e1e Gu e Wo k Comple e Remode ng Roof ng of a Type s Wo ked n home a oo 20 yea s Free Est me es 7 on 47 59 Eeg e R dge Rd Farm Equ1pment Parts & Ser~1ce mo e Me gs Memory g he Also Trusmlulon AU AMERICAN MADE e e REPAIR AUY.OMAnC TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL ud&d Ga dens 3 m e off R Wa Hewe A Full T111e Spec at Rates For Sen o Ctzens PH (1114) 992 33111 1110 m rt $J9 95 u COIN SHOP No Sunday Calls R2Poo0h 614 379 2270 2'3d MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CLARK F ee Est mates 3 Ha" Your Wodd ·~ Ann we sa y a Speua RUNN NG BOAR OS BRUSH OUARDIS A lOA E PRO EC ORS OUNOEE NEW REPLACEMENT PAR S 6 IDEAL TillE TO BUY A HOME' WE HAVE A 9 8% FIXED RATE MONEY AVAILABLE Henry E Ceand Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dolt e Tu ne 992 5692 Jo Htt 985 4466 0 Telev Slon Ustemng Dev1ces Computenzed Heanng A1d Selection Heanng Evaluations For All Ages z it LIS A M KOCH MS ~ Licensed Cl meal Aud1 log Lost and Found Los ama g 1 g ...., w h dog deca on e 1 lol In Pomeroy 1 ou d De 27 h 6 4 992 6246 8 :X: -z Housin'g Headquart ers (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992 6601 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Galltpohs Ohto 45631 8 13 tfn A CK PEARSON AUCT ONEEA SERVICE Es 1 e f1 m lntique lquld1tton •• •• L cen•• Ohio and Wu V rg n 1 30' 773 &7as .. 304 nl 6430 �... Friday, January 17, 1986 Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel 9 LAFF-A-DAY Wanted To Buy 44 LL f:!l I We pay c11h for late model clean uHd cars Jim Mink Chev -Oida Inc Bill Gene Johnson ~ ' ,JJ!d' ~ TURE. ,,d & Olrve St Galllpo lis Call 814-"1·3159 TOP CASH p1ld for '83 model ~~ i. \ - .--'1~~F --:n :o : r ~~~ 2282 Wanted to buy motor for vw Rabbitt CaM 614-448-4884 Buytng dally gokl, sliver cotna rmgs jewelry, starling ware, old 992-3476 • Cuh for old book&, letter~ . d•anea and JMimphhtt. I 200 or more tor good copy of Brown. a Wheat htea George Buckleyand , 1-n•t• 814-664 4781 Houn 12 9 p m ..... t•m• to 11 ... •'.l / ".. .Hoping this get-well card reaches you in time ... " ~;;==;;;;~~==:-r;;;;:~;:::::::;:=;:;::1 1 21 buy fur 11 Februarv 2 , 1996 Employ men! Servtces 1 I ~~Vr ______:___ • Buymg Raw Fur Bee1 and Deer hide• Selllng· trapptng supphet I -M•"'cc'•• •• , ,...,•••• - l Ctncmnatl Almanac. 1810 Bo• 114, Athena, Oh10 46701 614· 593 8916 Business 33 Opportunity I NOTICE I THE: OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that yoU do busineaa wnh people you know . and NOT to send mon-... ttlrough the mall until you hwe nvfttlgat..:l the offenng Farms for Sale Postton Open - Soc•al Worker Contract pert· ttme MS preferred, BS wtth countel1ng e:w.pe nenc:e rtqu1red For funher 1ntorma110n call the Galha Count\' Health Depanment at 814·"8·1M 12 UtlftiiOn 292 Equal Opportumty Employer Unl1m1ted capttal 1V11Iable for any bus~nost purpose Call 814· 266 -1772 AVON Sell Avon pay Chnatmas b•ll•. ~m1ted t1me stan up fee· FREE Call 614- 446 3358 leota's Tax Sarvtea Reatonable '••ad rat .. C.\181·· 245 -9693 Rodney Village II Exper•enoed bookk111tp11r that doe:sn 1 mmd answering tel• phone Call 614-448 0813 lncome...,.tu service Federal & State. Wallace RuueU , Brad· bury, Oh 814 992 -7228 Secretary lmmMhate open•ng part-t1rne, e11per•enc.c:t, fast , ac curat11 typ11t , filing, phonM, tecord keeping orgamzetional abtllty, uc grammar & spelltng Send ruurne to French An Colony P 0 Box 472. GaUrpo· lis Oh 45831 W•nted 24 enthus•atac males and females tor e spectacular showcholr., Galltpol11 Wr~te to 729 2nd Ave Apt 3 Galhpo· hs OH 45631 Eesy Auambl>;' Work ! •eoo 00 per 100 Gueranteed posyment No Elllletl8nce -No Saln Oeta111 send seli·addren«t stamped eowelope Elen V•u l &e•7 3418 Enteronae Rd . Ft P1erce Fl 33482 Gowernment 10 b1 t16 040 t59 ,230 Now h1r1n g Call 805 687 -6000 e111t Fl 9805 tor cu rr111nt federal hst Eesy 111embt\' worttl $800 per 100 Guaranteed payment No experten ce no 111ea Oatatlt sen d telt flddre11ed stamped envek>pe Elan V•tel -715 3418 Enterpr111 Rd Ft P•erce. F L 33482 Baby·stttllr needed for 10 month old., Middleport StH'Id refltf'en cn toP 0 Bo111 743 Pomeroy (lh., WE NEED YOUR PR IO R MI L ITARV SERVICE EXPERIENCE IN THE ARMY NATIONAL GUAR 0 Montht\' PI\'Check retlfamen t benef1ts educahonall asa11tance and other benefits awa1i1ble to our part lime members 304 875 3950 or 1 800 642 3619 ARE THOS E BILLS FROM THE CHRISTMAS HOliDAYS Pll lNG UP Jo1n the Army Nat1onel Guard and you Will get 1 monthly paycheck a good part t1m1'l career and many other great benef•t• 304 675 39&0 or 1 800 642 -3619 REPS NEEDED tor busmeu accounts Full-trme t60 000 to S80 000 P•rt lime S12 000 to S1B.OOO No selltnQ Repeat busmell Set your own houn Tremlf1g provided 1 612 938 6B70 Mon·Fn 8 AM to 5 PM CS T Sem• drNers wanted 2 VUf"' ower the roed e111penence 1 ve11 l letbed 23 yeart of age or older Currant m8diul card Call J l M cCoy Inc 304 273 9391 Pan ttrne full !lml!l u1preunta ll\lltl needed educational uhtt call 304 882 248 6 FULLER BRUSH Sales & Ser vu:e eam S8 to S10 hour For tnfo rma l!on cell 304 675 1090 Mature woman to lt~o~e 1n With elderly lady Relflren ces re qu1red cell after 6 00 304 675 1197 12 Situations Wanted Vacan cy for the elderlv 1n our home Tuuns:l ,md hheen vee rs e•penence Call 614 992 7314 18 Wanted t o Do Wouklltke 10 keep elder I\' p~tap l e mv hofllll C•ll 614 367 0 121 111 Wrll do babySAH•ng m my nome Even1ngs and wttekends Call 614 446-013 7 JWD 's Sephc Tanks Cl111ned Reasonably prtced Call llnyttme 614 -246 -9284 F111anctal 21 Business Opportunity Major shtnl bulld1n g comp any hat uee evaileble tor contttuctlon or ules onunt11d dealer Comp ..te training prow1ded no axptKienct nece111ry All Cllh bulh'tllt w1th e:w.ceUant tncome potent ial Refundable depotit required , Contact VIc Avan at 1 800·228 ·41114 23 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR , redJICO'w'tf' your l)llftO' Ibelutlful tone . call ttlday, Ward' s Key board 304·175·5500 or 875 · 3824 41 Houses for Rent 31 bedroom hou,. tor Mil, fneplaca 3 m1 south of Galllpo· h•. 132 500 Cell davs 614· 44& 1616 or nigt'ttl 614 446 12U - -- - - - - - -·lc8y owner Remodeled 3 bedroomtmuMonRt 33 NewF A furnaca large lol 123 000 Collect 614 423 &289 • l e- By own., Stately 3 bedroom house It 10 E St 1n Pomlf'OV 5 woodld tcrea , famlt\' room, d•n•ng room , F A h•t. 2 baths, bailment. gartQe t27 000 Coll1e1 614 423 1289 Smgle story 3 bedroom 1n town Close to tct'lool Easy to heat. B1g Buck wood or coal 11ove w1th m11onrv c h1mn11y S22 500 Complttety turn11hed, US 000 Call 614 -949- 2933 a ftt~r 4 00 2 blldroom hou11 on 1 acre ground betw"n Syracus• and Aacme on Rt 124 V11N1 oftl\lflr gar~t and 2 bu1ld•ngs Owner w•ll help f•nance Completely remodel8d Call 614 992 9903 unt1l 3 00 p m aher 614 992 5949 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAUTV MOBILE HOME SALES C Ml WEST GAlliPOliS AT 35 PHONE 814 -446 7274 1982 Clayton 14X66 tun., turn washer dryer AC , un"'' pmnmg & porch E1c cond M1ke an Offer Call 614 256 1621 or 614 256 6315 a. level 1 1h bath 10.50 11 500 C111 eve a 814 446 1324 1982 Townt'louae 14170 7111122 llltpando 2 bdr , AC butlt tn m1c•owave & ste reo Larva bath glt'den tub some furmtuta Wllher dryer Underp1nn1ng ,Jh10 m11t1l butld1ng on rent~ lot Must sell $15 960 Cali 614 246 9534 1969 Elcona 12a60 CaU 614· 256 8058 or 614 -256 6680 1978 BayVIew 14•70 on 1h acre ground 2 bdr 1 bath den total electr~c ••r 17x22 outbuilding, nc cond Wtll ••II together 01 Mparate Call 81•·••6 -Ul! or 614 448 4171 11fter 6PM 1980 llbeny 14•6• 2 bed room unfurn11hed v1nyl under pmnmg mcluded Must nil Call 304 -n3 5873 MOBILE HOMES MOVED 1n 1ured. reatonable ratea Call 304 576 2336 1980 Ltberty 14..&4, 2 br unfurmthed. vm.-1 underpenn1ng mcluded Must Sell 304 773· 5873 1973 Ca meron tra•ler In New Haven. all elec. pert•llly furnished, new underpenntng, mut1 sell. t6 ,600 00 304 -882 · 28 08 3 bedroom mob1le home 12x815 wnh t 1 Ox200 lot Plymale Road, Galllpoii1Farry, 304 675- 3693 Hou11 for rllf'lt , $350 mo . plut t160 dep or tor Nil 3 bdr tam11\' room, bath & 'h. loeatecl 3111 m1 out of G1lhpol11 on Rt 588 Call 614-258-6789 or 814·2118·8206 . • rooms & bath fum•shlld located 735 Thtrd·rear 175 dep. •126 mo Call 448 3870 or 448 ·13•0 2 bedroom houae t210 mo t75 dtpastt 42 Chillicothe Rd Call 814 - 446 · 1340 or 814· 4•6 - House tor rent or .... e w1th opt10n to buy, 3 bdr . gtfiQI, central air. all new carpet fenced tn bltck ylfd, approx 1 \7 ml from town on Bulav1lle Rd U26 mo t160 MC dep Call after 15PM or weekends. 814· 446 9208 3 bedroom . H1nnan Trace Sct'lool d11tr~ct. rrf & depo11t requned Call 814 -446 -8132 Secluded 3 bedroom modern fermttouae Near mtntl t260 depoa•t t260 per month Call ti14 742 2877 In Rac•ne, mea 2 bedroom partl>( furn11hed 1200 per month plus depo11t Ceil 614 949 2801 2 bedroom l'toute, full basement. 2 car garage, f•r4tJJiaCe 614 992 73&6 aftM 5 p m Bend •rae 2 bedrooms home on nver t~reptece end garage Ho · mutead . 304 675 5640 or 304 882 -2405 3 br house •n Hertford Fullv ctrpe1ad close to school 304 882 2016 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furnlthed AC cable no c1ty taxes bflautiful nver vtew m Kanauga Fosteu M ob1le Home Park Call 814 446 1602 2 bdr fully furn1thlld, 1 2x85, conv loc.auon , Upper RIYer Rd , water paid sec dep mqu•red Call 614 446 9668 Furn Gall•poltl Smgle ~6 after 7pm Call 446 New 1 and 2 bedroom tum11hed apts and house 1n M1ddleport Call 614·992 6304 or 614 446 1552 Two bedroom apa"ment tor rent $226 00 month Camp Conley phone 304 773 6143 2 bedroom apt Leon Hud approved Homesteed Realty Broker 304 -675 5640 or 304 882 :z•os Smell furn.shed apa"ment , no pett adults, references 304 675 1386 3 room turnrshed ap•nment, ground floor prNatfl entrance ut111t111 1ncludlld 180 Bowse r St , Htnderson $250 304 676 -6730 2 bedroom furnlthed end 2 bedroom unlurn11hed apt I llfrances and depo11t requ~red New Hll~o~en W Va 304 882 32e7 or 304 773 5024 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Shtepmg Rooms and hgt'lt hou11 keep1ng room a Porll Central Ho11l Ctll 8a -446· 0756 Housekeeping room, ranga. ra · rng share bath, male preferred. utthtlet pd f100 Call 446 441 6 tftlf 7pm Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APART MENTS (Equal Hout •ng Oppor tunltv) monthly rent starts et •178 for 1 Ndroom and U12 for 2 bedroom, daposn *200, located near Spr1ng Vall..,. Piau and Food:and, pool end Cable TV IVIIIIbia offiCI hourt I I POIIi· ble 10 am to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 l)m Monday Friday Call 614 446·274& or ltl\le m•••oe 33 Aedecoratld 1p1 , 2 bdr , $160 to 12:60 Call304 -175·51 0• or 304 · 1711 - IIJ~I • 78t8 Mob1le home lol 12 x50 ' or smaller, 876 water pa1d , 4th & Na•l Galhpob• Call 446 4416 after BPM Downtown oH•ce specs E~tcel len t kJceuon on Second Avfl Close to cour'l housfl perfect for attorney • CPA • or otl\et pro tesstantJp Buutllul hardwood floor.t' l trtm All uttlitl81 pa•d Ca ll Thtt W11eman AgenC';' . 614· 446 3644 Off•ce t pace tor rant Ellllcellent down town klcatwn close to ths courthouse Relect tor attor neys Ca\161 4 446 3644, Wiseman Real E111te COU NTRY MOBILE Home Park, Route 33, No"h of Pomeroy Largfllots Call 614 992 7479 Mobile home lot Mowr&\' Up· holsterv 304·67& -4154 Dryer tor 1111. t56 00. Phone 304 -578-2671 Bar. 4 stools, like new . antique 16 gal atone ilf' Phone 304 175-4163 House coal Lump • ttokar Z1nn Coal Co Call 614 -4W6-1408 Ca llahan 's Uted Tlra Shop Ovet' 1 000 tlm .al~:ea12 . 13 14, 1& ,6, 16 6 8 mila out Rt 218 Call614 -256-6251 D.atrycase9h comp , tJOO wid~twlthremote Cell 614 246 50112 Slabs 16 per bundle while thev last Call 614-2415 5804 For sale fill d1rt & hay Contact Pole Butldmg pletety erected entrance door, tn•es avellabla 0380 :z•x40 , com· overhead and •3600 Other Call 614 897 · a. HonfJ\' extnctot. bee t'IIVII other bteequ•pment very r11110 nabla Must sell Cell 814 266· 1579 Spht flftwood $40 per PU klad dehvered 2 m1 ebov• Sliver Bridge Call 814-448 -1799 or ewe 614·446 -96•6 4 cluster d1amond rtng , over 2 karats , 12 000 or best offer Call 614 448 8176 TRS 80 Rad•o Shack COrf1Juter model 4. stand. software & 1nstructton bookll t300 C1ll 814-446·8176 400 SWAIN AUCTION 6 FURNITURE 62 Oliva St . Galhpohs Ntw I uttcl wood coal ttoves 6 pc wood LR tune $399 bunk beds $,99 antron ~chnen t99 new & used bedroom su•tes rang11 wunger waahars. & shoes Nt~w hvmgroom SUilll •199 $699 lamp• also buy~ng coal a. wood stov11 Cell 814 446 -3159 LA\'NE'S FURNITURE Sofa1 and Chlllfl pnced tram t286 to $895 Tab In, 150 and up to '126 Htde l!l ·beds t390 1nd up to • 560 • to fa beds t146 Rech ners , t226 t o f375 lamps from 128 to t126 pc dmeuea from 1109 to435 7pc: t189andup Wood t~ble with •• chan• I 285 to f745 Oetk 1110 up to t225 Hutchn, 1560 Bunk bed com plete with mettre11e1 , *276 and 1$ to 1395 Baby beds t110 M1ttr11,.1 or bo• aprlngl lull or twin $63 , f1rm 173 and •83 Queen tttt f22(1 4 dr Ch8111 149 6 dr ch11U , 159 Bed frame• . UO and t26 10 gun · Gun &M».nfta, t350 Gaa or fflectrlc rang11 1375 Baby rnattreaus, 13& 6 14& bed fremes 120. t26 Ill king fr ame &60 Good &election of bfldroom 1u1tea, rodlett. metal ceb1nets, t'leldboa tds 13B & up to !66 no 740Ya SecondAIJe 3bdr . • mo , dep. requl,ld Call 8,4· Uied Fumnure .. Ore11er. 6 bed, metal office deaks 3 m•l• out Bulavil .. Ad Open 9am to 5pm, Mon thru Sat 448·4222 botwten 9 & II 614 -441·0322 Beauty St'lop Equ•pment 614·266 1276 after 5 30 Call Ftrewood muted 1e11oned 120 11 p1ckup load you haul 11 Call 614 4-41 4599 love se11t & che1t oblong coffee table 5 pc flrepl1ce utlf'laels brut plated double bed mat tr11ss & foundat•on . Call 61 4446 - 4337 F•nrw·oodforule Cal\614 256 · 1528 Sunbe1m v1ccuum cleaner good cond . e1tra b&gs t25 Call 614 266 6417 Arm stron g wood burntratowaor can be made .nto fum•c11 Al10 some wood 1160 Hand1 Kleen parts w111h81' $100 Call 814 245 ·5067 350 A dour 8 w•v blade, ell pow11r hydraulic wmch . brush canopy Call after 4 3D PM 814 -256 6479 Firewood $26 00 kled 8t Grain 1286 lart• round bales of hay tor ..1e or trade for Clttle Call 114·446 · 10152 eftar 6PM for sale h•y never wat red clover ordtlfd gran m1xed. Cell 304· 30C-458· 1•97. HIY · top quaiit>{ orchard greu and clover mixed, t 1 50 1 bale Calf 61•· 448-4699 Mixld hay tor sale Call 614 379-2182 Ant1que Emp1re tote 1300 Oak lo~o~.,uat and stand reupt'lol tterad •17&. Conaole t1treo $100 Firm 304·675 -6064 Tlmothv & clover hav for 111e Eer com 82 25 Call 614-446· 2118 Demon strator Sale Woodttove St1hl 024AV Cha1A11W and Bruthcunar, 361 VL Cha1n1aw Call 614 992 -209 .. . Pomeroy Home and Auto Half Pr•ca l Fl11hmg arrow lignt 1269 L•ght!KI , I'()n·llrrowt249 Unltghtod t199 !Free le11ersll See localty (800 )423 0113. anytime (800 )628 -2828 , ext 504 For ""· ear com 82 26 bu Call before B 1m or after 10 p m 304 -468· 160 1 55 Building Supplies Urve bales of hay Can del1ver 120 Call 614-992 7401 Butldtng Matenala Block, bnck, sewer PIPet. wm dowa, llnteltl, etc Claude Wtn ters RIQ Grande, 0 Cell 814· 246·6121 Kentucky Lump , Ohto Lump , OhiO Stoker Yard or delivery, cement blocks and bulld1ng matenal Gallipoht Btock Co , P1ne St • Gallipolis. Ohio Call Utility Bldg Spl 30 ' •40'•9 ' Eave w - 15 'xB' alichng door • serv door· $6255 tf'IC1td Iron Horae Bldgs 614-332 -9745 collect Bloclt, brlck mortar and ma· aonry auppl111 Mountain State 81ock, At 33, New Haven, W "' 30 .. -882 -2222 300 4x4x4' oak postl liS each or •1200 tor all Tobacco ttlcks 15c each 30•·675 · 1286 or 523 5843 BOO balea of hay for 11le S1 00 Plf bale Clarence W1dlline. lllaclne, Otuo 814 -949 2916 Good hay for sale 614-992 5833 Pets for Sale Transporlal1orr CAPTAIN EASY EA~Yt MAVIJE WE 5H0ULD TURN eACK. H'E-'5 CALLING IN REI~FORCE-MENTS. 74 ANNIE 'IOU APE MORE IMI'l?ATI\HT THAN WE ARE AT THIS POINT. SAHIB EON/ MM. I GUEG5 NO THERE AilE THAT'S TIIUE/ 1'/HUT 0' 100 WANT rtC T'OO? f'l?\lt:RFLI. E~HAU5T FANS/ YOIJ'Ll FiNO A 1'1(\LL SWITCH! M otorcyclas 1983 VT 750 Shadow. 1984 V 4li Magum, 19B2 6&0 N19htt'tewk, 1982 CB 900 custom Call 614 -367 0482 75 Boats and Motors for Sale John boat tor 11le Call 614 YEA ~ 1 76 8t I T~INK 9790 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel CFA Himelaytn, Pen1an and S1amese kittens AKC Chow pupp111 Call 446 3844 arter 7PM Puce reduced on beaut;ful AKC Boston Terrier puppies, Cell 614 -446-7432 Male La11 Apto 9 weeks old Aeg11tered w1ttl AKC Sholl & wonnecl 1175 Cali 814 -4W80708 B1rda f1sh , 1m111 en1mala and the11 supphu Flth Tank and Pet Shop, 2413 Jacltson Ave . Potnt Pleaunt. 304-876 2063 FoUr mtnlaturepoodle pups, two males two females, 304 882· 3672 Musical Instruments Auto Parts Accessories Solid upnght walnut p1ano, stool & music exc cond 1300 Call 614 -448·B176, Ilk for Jen Lowrey p~eno good cond 1800 Call 814 -387 7689 Music Man 130 wan amp head he cond 304·882 3236 Fm11 Supplies II LIVI! Siuck Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U S 36 Wnt, Jackeon, Ohio 814·288·14111 Maney Ft"uaon. New Holland. 8uth Hog Se!n • Service Ovtr 40 used trKton to chooM from & cort'CIIflta hne of new & used IHIIJIP nwnt. Llroaat .election 1n S E Oheo 135 MFtractor, 2 bottomplowt, 2 row MF com planter. 3pt disc o3.860 Col 814· 288 ·61122 Plows· Dear Bom 2 · 14 1n 3 pt hitch. 3· 1t In 3 pt hitch ldjultlble plows, 5 bonom 18 k1 Cau temi·mount plows, 2 bottom plows to fit C Farmtn tractor, 2 bottom drag plowt. Ollvar4bottomdrqplows 4ft Wood• ~tv mower fjts Cub Farrnal, Oliver I I triCIOt indt · pencMnt live PTO widetrontet'ld, Oliver 60 trtctor Z niW tirn tuna Serious about los1ng we~ght1 Contact Glor111 Grate Rt 2 Box 282. lttlrt, wv 25263 304· 882 -31112 c... llko nM CoM 514-388 ·918C. For •te round hayb ..a mowt"l. sci..ors Nft & • Ht of ltona racks ContKt Bnan Wmdon at Eastern Hlgl'l School 614 -9815 · 3329 Of env otharEastem VoAg member 63 Prcken1 Used Fum!ture, good qu11t1y used ~rniture , hours 9 00 to 6 00 or by eppolntment 304 ·6715 8493 or 1.. 150 en H111f Prlcel Flshmg arrow signs &269 11 llyhted, non -•rrow S249 Unlighted t199 !Free 1en:e1111 See tocetty . IB00)423 0183 anytime 18 00)62B 2828 IIIII 604 livestock 3 Springing Herfert 2 Hoi Herford cross 1· Hol Angus CfOII 11 .. ·949· 21582 2 y11r old Quarter Horae M.,a, broke to rid•. t176 00 304· 175-1799 Htnl. 50 centa each , SuHakl. W Vo 304 937-2208 Hydr1ullc wo od tplltttr S500 00 Cell after 6 30 30" 3 Jerseys for 11le Cal aher 7 304·1178·2011 SA.RGE 1 81Kk JHP top for 1961 67 N 19n Plymouth Valatie p1na. tunsmi1110n , slant 6 engme, • t.res like new 304 773· 51 09 Of' 304-882-3121 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers f"i:~~;hllhave been You ma4be Andm-miss never felt shock, Slim I1,/UI(:r;, the g.qame? m-miJ life! qetto bed 23ft. 614·246·944a Servt ces 9188 2 tone 19B1 Dodge Challenger e:w.c cond Call 814 256 1946 after 4PM 1977 Toyota Celtca GT full\' lolded, f976 Call 614 446 1982 Pto;'mouttt Horizon 4 dr , 4 api , nice, U.399 John's Auto Galhpol11 Oh 1978 C.maro AM ·fM PS air, 'auto trans. bit wheel tir11, no rust. garage kept n~ car, 12 ,600 f•rm PB new very Call 114·446-9407 1978 Mustang 11 Gh•a 302. V-8 PS PB. auto. n11w t1r111 . shodu excellent condition, t2 ,000 t~rm Cell614 -446 3486 1978 AMC Concord wagon good cond , fully equ1pped, new hres, kJw m~lug11 , $1 600 Call 114·446 -7904 1983 Chevro ..t Cavel1er Stat• oowagon. auto AC P8, AM -FM caaette, 13.300 call614 446 1711 or 614 -388 -9811 •her 5PM 1Bn Ford Mavnck. fa" cond . t300 Call 614 266 -6251 1975 Monte Certo Ps, pb, e~r Aunt good Very good cond 1164 ctttvy lelltrt 2 door hardtop, standard, runs good Body fan •660 OBO ~ Call repair (X posrts 1978 Dodge Cha"'' Slll'lt 6 hcellent cond , Stendard 4 Goodyear racHel tlttl, almost new, wh1te ratted l•tters. 10 senn 4 alum apoka whla t500 614 949 FOf' 2160 .VII 1975 ChtV\' Impala 37,000 IC1UII mll11 S1750 hrm 8t4742·2187 81 oo J04 -aB2 ·3776 1111 Corv11Me 64 000 miles, 17.000 00 Phone 304·676· 1161 ,,.., 6 00 197" Grand Tonno t1lt wh~~~tl filS . PD. AC . 69 .000 m1i11, ..00 00 304-176 4210 1173 Maveridll200 00 Phone afttf' 2 00 PM 304 175 4823 T1 Okilrmbile Cutlan 1800 Fuel oil ttove, 260 gal tank, beth 1100 304-578 -2738 Oe1tun 280 ZX 2 2, 111ver blue, ac. stereo, e•c co nd *6.900 304-523-!1843 1t76 Ford Pl"'tO 1979 engtnll, n..., ba11ery and starter alumt· ,...m slot whMIJ 4 C\'1 . 4 IP Nftt exc body great! Am-fm ca..etta tape "B•IIaG11a. C•rrv 0..1 " New Haven 304·8B2· 2428 72 BASEMENT J and l InstallatiOn Rooiing vmyl a1dmg. storm doors and Wll"'dowa. Free Httmttes Cal 614-992-2772 COL.EMAN WATER WELL DRILUNG Pump tales service Reg•stered 1n Oh1o All work guaranteed Call 304 273 2811 Ravana wood W 'It RON S Talev la•o n Serv1ce Houaa calls on RCA , Qunar, OE Special•ng 1n Zenith Cal 304 -578 2398 or 814 446 2464 Trucks lor Sale I 14-441-42611 1178 ChiYy Scottsdale 4 -WO with mlf'ly extras, good cond n Chtvy 4-WO C1ll aher 7. 114-317-0851 ' 1171 ChriV Luv 4 IPd , ttdlo, 11t0ftY $1 ,799 Johns Auto lel11. lulavillt Ad , Gallipolis 1810 Chovy PU 6 cyl , 3 opd , aharp. $2.6915 1978 Dodge van tt ,486 1978 Fe<d P\J t1 096 1'71 JteP CJ5 Golden Eagle M ,OOO, U.0915 B & 0 Motors. Hwy 110, 814·448·7322 1178 Dodge'htonplck up New camper top 8 cyl 3 spHd E•ctllll'lt condition Mav conlkltrtrlde. Call 814 -949 ·2518 1113 Ford plclr.up fatr cond •:100 Phone 304 675 oo En'ning Television l-istings _________________________________________ FRIDAY 1/ 17/ 86 Fetty Tree Tr1mmtng. stump removal Call 304 6715 1331 RINGLES ' S SERVICE expe· nenced carpent11r. electriCian, m11on , paintar, roofing (lnclud· ing hot tar application) 304- 8:00 llll NoW1on'o Apple 8 :05 8:30 voyent' IIl Andy Grlff1th 0 CZJ NBC Nlgh11y (MAX) MOVIE. ' Moscow on News (]) Green Acres (]) ~rtsCenter 8 05 8 30 (I) Colobri1Y Chofo ® Mr. BelvedorotCCI Mar sha & de c 1l 1on to qun law sc hool 1s met With def1ance (MAXI MOVIE "Royol Wed· ding• 8 :35 (J) Carol Burnett 7:00 0 CZl PM Mogozmo (]J Courtsh ip of Edd1e's Clartc Plumbtng and Heating. 18 yeart e1penence. unstop dra1n1 New -remodeling · repa ir work Phone 304 882 2012 ® The famrly attempts to help K1mberly m her bettla 8_9a1nst bul1mta fll (!) JeHoraono 0 CIJIHJ Whool or Fortu oo Excavating 7:05 7:30 !]]) Barney M1ller ([) Mary Tyler Moore (2) New Newlywed a (]) Please Don 't Eat Oa•s•es ([) New Price Is R1gh1 fl) (!) WKRP In Cinc1nnat1 General Hauling Ill ® IHJ Joopordv Cll Agony James Boys Wat11r Serv•ce Also pools filled Call614 -2661141 or ti14-446 1175 or 814-446 7911 Ken a Water Strv1ce Wells, cittern 1, pools filled Phone· &H 387 0623 or 614·3677741 ntght or d•Y Waugh' s W1ter Sarv1ce Wells . clttema. pools Fast. rellebte tervice Call 61 4 -258 · 1:z•o or 814 · 268 1130 Reasonable ratn 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 S~tc Ave , Oalllpoltt 814 · 446 7833 or 814 446 - 1833 R a. M 'Furnl!ura Manulactunng. St Rt 7 Crown C•ty, Oh Call 814 · 2158 ·1470. call Eve 614446 · 3418 Old & new Uphottarad tm 9 30 Wh"l of Fortune ([2) Price lo Rlgh1 (H) Benson ® Stnford ond Son 8:00 0 [I) iHJ Miofi11 or Sc•· 7:35 enca When Johnnv B falls for a myster~ous prmcess he and the othar m1sf1ts may not l1ve to regret it (60 mm) (]J Doris Day's Stravmsky IS told for the f~rst t1me 1n an1mat1on (6 0 mon ) (R) Best Friends (I) Webster (CC) George 's anempt to c ure Webster s lottery fever backf•res when Webster b"heves he hat a wmnmg number fll (!) MOVIE· "Block Sun· d•y' D Cl) [ ) Krah Salutaa the O.arga Burna 90th Birth· day S~lel An all star cas t celebrateS George Burns 90th birthday and show caae1 hlghllghtt 1n Burns ' career (60 min ) C1J MaoNaii·Lehrer N•w•h· our (fi) Wethington W•ek m Revl•w {CCI Paul Duke Ia ® Ho•o the Mevor ICC) ([) Well Street Weak Lou1s mm .) ® ® F.olcon Cro01jCC) Angela brtngs her daugh· tar Julia home to bnng trenqu1llty to her family, but the plan backfires when Julia def1es her mother (60 min )• 4:30 4 :35 7.00 ~~,·~u/ Ot: 4 by lHOMAS JOSEPH fl) (!) MOVIE 'Tho K•ds Are Alrigh( (I) MOVIE: 'Beware My Lovely" IH80J MOVIE. 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A Soldier'• Tale The ta l e by Game lllJ Th•s Old House iCC) [I) IHJ Tho Ton1ghl Show Tomght's guest 1s Dabney Coleman (60 m1n) In Stereo (]) WKRP in Cincinneti confronts Angeh ca after he learns that Jack IS not Mar. mos' son, and Mark resents Pam 's rn vol vement w•th Matt' s eme rald m1ne (60 mtn) our (J]) Divorce Coun Cage' ill MOVIE: 'Tho Gilded 11 :30 D 0 Cil ® Dallat iCC) J R ()) N1ghtly Butinesa Rapon ® Eyewitne.. 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IIPtlctanka. tandscep1ng Clll anytlma614· 446 -4537. Jamea l Davason. Jr owner IH801 MOVIE: •Tho Clo,. (]]) Jeftersons (HBO] Videa Jukebox Plumbing & Heating B3 a wealthy Austr111 l1an family and cente rs on the for b1dden love of a beautiful woman and an amb1t1ous pneRt (3 hrs ) (I!) MOVIE 'J•gsaw' ()) Eyewitness News 2440 JIM ' S PLUMBINQ & HEATfNG Rt 1, Box 366. GIII•POIII Cell NewsCen1er Tuna 895 -3802 AND HEATING Cor Four'lh and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 446 3888 or 614 .46-4477 {]}) The Thorn Birds Based on the no~o~el by Colleen M cCul lough, th •s story spans three generatiOns of I]) Spoodwoek ® II Cil (IJ IHJ News fJI (!) Dlff ron1 S1rokos Cll 3·2· 1. Con1oc1ICCI Rotary or ceble tool drilhng Most wells completed umaday Pump 11111 and ltrVICII 304 82 D Cil 2:50 (]] Laurence Ohv1ar ·A L1fe Part 2 [D Nawawatch week s news (I) • tOO,OOO Nama Tha1 Starks Tree and Lawn Serv~ce, tendscaping 304 576 2010 Bathroom. k•tchen remodeling. ceram•c tlltlnstallet•on, rooting, drywall. plumb1ng , elect neal. f•ll ph1111 of building). 304 -676- iOmed by top Washongton JO umehsts analyzmg the EVENINQ 875 2088 "'875 7368 85 'II 41114 5·10 Ma111i Cab a•r. PS . auto trana, AM ·FMcaueUeand lean 5HP IJO·kart. ltlce new. 11'78 Chrysler Cordoba Call 4111 Home Imp rovemants WATERPROOFING Uncondltionel hf•t•me guaran· tee local refarenoes furn•thl!ld Free nt•matet Call collect 1 814 237 0488, dt\' or mght Rogers Basemen' Watarproofmg 1171 Butck Century. 6 ,000 mMea on ..-gine, body uc t1.1500 61 HOLY MOLY, 1T'S CA.RRYI NG ' EM THERE ARE TWO MORE UP Tl-IERE E A1 t100 614 -949-246t 1876 Plymouth Va l11nt Scamp V-1 . 2 door, 318 motor AC PS rldiPI tires , radio Call 614 246 IU-742 2602 1984 D1tch Wttch 6&10. 272 t29 ,500 1984 Ottch WitCh e&10, 502 hr ' U6,500 1980 460 B Case Dour 6 way bllde 0 hours on engine maJOr 200 hours on new undercar riage, t25 000 1946Rogers26 ton low boy. 521500 1966 Prucou tandem 11xle 26 ton low boy &6500 lawson and law· son Inc 614·949 229301" 614 698 -6364 4631 Autos for Sale UBO 614 -992-7839 57 lOOKS LIKE WE'D SEHER MAKI': OUR t-1()VE BE FORE IT GETS ANY STRONGER I 1979 GMC J1mmy Coach Van : • 71 S1les Bulavllle Ad Bnarpatch Kennels All ·brMd groommg Adult• & puppi11 Englt'h Codter Spantelt 388 5 k1tchen uphol1tered barstoola Very good condttmn Call 61• 992 2441 after 5 00 TO NY S GUN REPAIRS hot d1p reblua1n; , all I\'Pel of guntmlth work fatt tarvlca , 304 -675 VIA "''"'1"ELLITE- Hey 304 675 -2991 0028 930 Ca11 tractor wl1h Clb, low hours. 6 bottom semi -mounted plows, 4 row JO com pilntar. 14,650 Cal 814 286 6522 hrs , r, f 256 - ~17 900 lb round balet Orchard grasaand clover Quality gueren ttld $18 per bale Volume rat11 Cal\614 -992 379B M1xed hardwood slabs $12 per bundle conte1n1ng approx 1 11, ton fob Ohm Palle1 Co , Pome roy. Oh 614 -992 -64e1 675 C216 Hay 675 3668 t950 614 992 5705 Merchandise 14 '19 Chevy 1.4. 4t WO , ac, cruise cont Scottsdale posk Man 0 W1r camper top mtuleted $4,200 304-523-6B43 or 675· a Wh~rtpool comptct auto w11her 4 yrt old, U25 .00 Hoowr compact dryer needswork StiO 00 . 304·675· 6504 after 56 Shotguns tor aele Winch11ter model 12 12 ga . 1600 Win chester model12 · 20 911 •&oo Wtnchetter model 24 double 12 ga t350 Wmchnter model 24 double 16 ga $300 Winch•ater model 37 lingle 16 ga t126 Winchester model 37 11n;le 20 ga S126 Lefever N1tro tpK double 20 ga $400 (Browmng Belgtum grldeA-6 12 g1 t576 , hght twetve model, fired lell than 10 t1mn I Must sell collec· lion, need money for property, all guns have orlgtnal bk.ieing no cracked wood Call 614 -441· '\OuR SWISS 1!:> ABOUT 10 COolE MEIIT')QJR DEADLINE I t. 814 446 2783 TRS 80 Model 4 computer wnh OMP 110 pnnler L1ire new or 304·876· 1-----------190 54 Misc. Merchandise 9407 One and two bedrooms Sand Htll Road 304 1576 3834 44 Antiques 54 Misc . Merchandise ·f 1984 Ramcharger ,4 whl dnva Standard, 16,000 m1 Smoked gl111 Priced to Mil 614·949· 3093 Ftrewood 100% perfectly IN son ed oak Split deltvered 1tacked Call 614 446 ·0373 51 Household Goods 980-C106 814 992 2371 N1ce 1 and 2 br apartments downtown 304-675 2218 86 '" Mapl11 d1n.tte Mt Tab~ . II:W. che~rs and hutch 1126 Call F~rewood tor Nile 130 00 PU load . HEAP accepted Cell814 388 -9341 Roger Mnde 2 bedroom mo btle home tor rent near Ra c•ne Call &1 4 992 Mini farm l bedrooms, bHI ment barn bmldmgs t225 month plua depoart Call 614 Electric dryer good cond , 90 Call614 ·266·8251 APARTMENTS . mobtle homea housM P1 Pteauntand Galhpo ... 814·4•6 ·8221 14•70 3 bdr •n Centenary Cal! 614 446 4292 43 Farms lor Rent v.a. 5PM 614-245-9448 TIMI HO'"IEVER , WE SIMPL'YCAI<NCT lj (• Sentinei - Page- 11 Daily Vans & 4 W.O . 1979 Jeep CJ ·10. long wheel bate PU , c,.tldfttrlck , 360, V 8 , auto , t•r , PS PI, tlldmg r11ar wkldow. low mileiQa. 1979 CJ -6 Golden Eagle. 3 tpd. epoh wheels AM-FM star110 low m1toage Cell 614-446 01 nu Anuque Qwltt (handmadtl on co na•gnment " New Ap · phquea " I White, At 3. Bo• 5 c. Rodney, W Va 415631, 'oOU~ The 523-5U3 Whnlpool electric dryer, ex.cel· l~~nt condition , Call 814~ Bruce 01111ton, 614 -256 · 1427 Gentleman wanu to rent room w•th bat h m pnvlltfl home w•th•n c1ty of Gell1pohs Ca ll 614 446 1189 llct 25 2 bedroom unfum1h1ed lrlller depos11 requ1red Mrddleport Ohto 30 .. B92 3287 or 304 773 -5024 73 992 7022 E H 0 3 bdr turn11hecl. 1 1/ 1 bath, Qes 4 mt Rt HIO Adults 8225 mo plu• ut1l1t1e1 Call 614·44 6 1339 11868 Valli\' Fumll\,ne. new • uaed large aechon of quahty fumi Hue 1216 Eutern Ave , Gallipolia 2681 47 Wanted to Rent 1 bdr m crty , g11, c11 ntral IH patiO oH atriiNtt park1ng Call 614 446 4159 VW Rabbitt LX p1ckup. new dletel engme ec atereo 48 mpg, exc cond U,500 304· 53 WE'RE PUTTING THE MONEY EXOIANGE. THROUGH- 2933 County Applience, Inc Good uNd appllancet and 1"11 Mtl Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat 814·446-1$99, 627 3rd Ave Gall•polil. OH eff•c•ency $160 utilities 2 lxh unfum 12160 w••her & dryer hookup 'f.! mile past HMC on Rt 35 Call 614 446 4369 or 30<&-675 9760 0338 1373 or 114·982·2143. 3 room & bath turnllhed, su•table for adulta Call 61•· 446 3733 or 6, 4·446·0171 46 Space for Rent Fu lly c1rpeted No pets Phone 614 992 2051 rangu Skaggs Appllencu. Upper River Rd betide Stone Cr•t Motel 614-448 -7398 1982 Oodga A1m custom van auto, cerpet , AM FM tape, wire nma, IPOrty, 14,499 John 's Auto Sales, BullVIlle Rd . Galh · po\11 , Oh. 3 rooms & bath. furn•ahtd , utlhttM furmthed , 1200 mo Call Earlie Carr 614-446 3793 CALL LIS NOW - 1977 Chev. hi" ton Pickup . I cvl t1d, with top, uc cond, one owner, 12 000 00 304·e1&· Hide-A-Way couch wtth match · 1ng chelf Call614·448 -021fl 0690 QLI~, I wE MLJST REQUEST AN El<TENSION ON L1MIT- 9700 Duple:w. tor rent , 55& Third Aw . Galhpol11 2 bdr , hvm~room cf•nlngroom, new kitcl\an , fenced back yard, refrig • ranga. UBO plus ut•llt••· & HCUtlt\' depo~t Cell 81 4 -44& I DICK TRACY Trucks for Sale · Whnipool dryer 4 vr old, good cond Call &14-C.8· 7231 aher 3 bedroom house 1n Middleport 682 2881 8 acrt mfni farm on McCumblr Ad forSIIt 121,500 orrerttfor 1250 per month 114-992· 72 Furn apt 939 2nd A~o~e Galli polls 1 bdr. t23& mo , utilit•• paid Call 446 -4416 ahllf 7pm 4 rooms & bath newt\' deco rated tnqu1re at 918 Second Ave GallipoliS Must Hit 1972 SchuiU: 12•815, 7x1 1 e•pando, 3 bedroom, wood bumer, AC wether drv-r · partially furnished ali apph•n· Nicely fumial'ltd mobile home cea .:Z porch• and underpert- eH apt , central air and h..t In nmg, 16,600 00 Phone 304· c•ty. adults only Call 81•·•46· Farms for Sale 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrighl 5818 The Maples Elderly and Hand• capped Housmg All ut1hues pa•d Convemently located for Mn1or c1trzens Oft street posrk •ng Secutlty and fire protection LJ'Ie·m rea•denl man~er Rental asststance available Cali 614 Homes for Sale 4 KIT 992 -208C 2 bedroom turn•shed apt Cell 6U 992 6434 or ao• 882 3 bdr garage, ctty gal F A woodF P . U75mo 1100dep & rei requ~red Call 614 446 1171 Of 614 -448 4305 By owner Must ttll moved 3 bdr ranch, ooa car g.a,rage. walking d1atance from Nortt'l Gelha Htgh School Reduced to U9 900 Call 114- 388 8711 Apt on Mam St In ChiShne, IS rooms & bath, comp furn Oep req , 1200 mo Call 614 246 - 6 roomt a. bath newly deco rated lnqu1re at 919 Second Ave . Galhpol11 3870 Rea l Eslale Just na•lable 2 aputments for rant Call 614 -448 9244 paid St'lareblth, 607 2nd Ave , 3 bdr 6Y, m1le1 pest Holur on R1 160, UOO mo •160 dep no pets Call 614 388·9763 Professional Services Furnished apt , 4 rooms a. bath, no pelt adulta Call 814 -446 1619 1-406-748 ·2497 22 Money to loan OIHO 446 0139 Furn •ffiCitnC\' $190 ut1ht111 p11d 920 4th . Galhpolta Sm· gle Ca \1446 4416 after 7pm Rentals HOME OWNERS Ref•nence to low f1:w.ed r•t• U11 equny for any purpo11 leader Mortgage Co , 614 592·3051 Deluxe 2 bdr downtown. complete k•tchen all carpet, w ..her dryer electnc h.. t & AC Oep requ1rttd Call dt\'1 614 448 4383, e~o~e S. weekends 814 · 7 ICrt farm, City Wltlr, MptiC system 12x24 b•rn. Htdlory Chapel Road Wnta or call W•lham Mortlaon. P 0 Box , 647 Colstrip. Mont 69 323 or Help Wanted Medtcal laboratory techmc••n Apply 1n peraon between 9 & 4 30 Mon Fri Mechcel Piau 203 Jackaon P1ke. Galhpol•s 1 - ,\llfr--\> cotna, large cunency Top pn· cat Ed Burkett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport Otl 614 51 Household Goods GOOD USED APPLIANCES dryers. refrlg•ators. IV" WANTED TO BUY uaed wood & coal ht1ttr1. SWAIN'S FURNI Apartment for Rent W~thetl . 614·441·3612 and newer used cars Sm1th Buu:k Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave . Galhpol•a Call 614 446 Friday, January 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ponwuy-Middlepon, Ohio s= Jumbles FORT\' CHAI..K DECODE PATIER Answer Whll that well to-<lo man was MARD TO " 00 lflflLG R 0 y I (i ROPCtZK K IJ G F Y W Y X •, I ' t,f ll \ tl { I \\ IJ h T \I 11 '· I I f\ t M ll .I ( M XL K K A P Z l" M 1 I. <' I <; ~ II I < 1\ Yeetenlay"o Cryptoquote . I ~ WI NTE R WilE N I liE ·J>AYS GET HORRIDI::R. WE LO~<; FOH f'LORiflER BILL VAUGHAN .~ �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Mary E. Furbee, 93, of 52!n'l St. Rt. 124, Rac!n(', died Thursday morning at Julia· s Personal Home Car.. Center In Clifton, W.Va. A hou~wi!e and member of the Methodist Chu rch at Great Bend, she was born Feb. ll, 1892 in Tvl"r County, V'(Va. to Wesley 'a nd Harrtett All"n McCormick. She Is survived by two daughters, Juanita Sayre of Portland and Harrtett Schaeff('r of Day ton; a son, Raymonf! Furbee of Racine; seven grandchildren, Dwain and Roland Sayre; Karen. Eric 'a nd Richard Furtbee; Susann and Gregg Sha('ffer; seven great grand chlldren, Christopher and Michael Sayre; Michelle and Michael Bidwell; Douglas, Aaron and Brent Furbee; and a great great grandson, Joshua Swann. She was preceded in death by her husband, Marion L Furbee. Services will be Sunday, 3: 30 p.m., at the Ewing Funeral Home. Bulial will be in Letart Fa lls Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home alter 7 p.m. Friday and all day Saturday. The family asks that in liPU Of flOW('rS, donations be made to favorite charities. Mildred E. Carpenter Mildred Eileen Holter Carpl'nf('l'. Medina. former M('igs rf'S ident who died Wednesday in Akron , was preceded in death by her parent s. and two sisters. a n infant. Mary Louise Holter , and Wilma Gail Holter Fenton . Among her su"'ivors are four great nieces. four great nephews, 1\<'0 grea t-grPlat niece s and two grea t -g rea t nephews. Vern F. Gret>n Vern F. Green, 88, Phoenlx, Anz .. formerly of Meigs County, died Jan . 10 at his te>sidence in Phoenlx. He was born in Ohio and worked for 38 years for the FlrestonP Tire and Rubber Co. In the Akron area. He had resided in Arizona for the past 24 years. He was a vef('ran ci World War I and retired from the Firestone Co. in 1962. Surviving are his wi!P. Mutiel: a son, Raymond V. Green, Akt:vn: a sist('r. three grandch ildren and slx great-grandchildren. Se"•ices W('re held Jan. 14 in Phoenix with butial in that city. The A. L. Moore and Sons Funera l Home was in c har ge of arrangements. Lucille Vaughan Lucille Va ughan, 69, of Pnosp<>Ct Hill in Pomero~ · . died Thut~day t-vening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A hou~\\i fr and me mber of the Lutheran Chu rch, she was born March 31, 1916 in Pomeroy to William and Eliza beth Reutt' r Leifheit. She is survi,·ed bv her husband, Richard Vaughan Sr., Pomeroy; five children, Richard W. Vaughan, Middleport; Suzanne Warner, Pomeroy; Patrick Vaughan, Hasting, Mich.: Judith Hunt<>r. Middlepo rt; and Ma rtin Vaughan of Leland , Miss.; thtw sisters, Florena> Windon of Pomeroy; Ruth Wipple of Muncie. Ind .; KarhiPI'n Epple of Akron; a brother, Ernest L<'i fll eit of Akron; II grandch ildren. four grea t grandchildren ; and several niecps and nephews. In addition to her pa rent s, she was preceded in death by a brother. Ear l Leifheit : a sister. Ethel Clifford ; and a grandson William. Services will be Monday. 10 a.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. James Corbett officiating. Burial will be in Wells Cemetet-;•. Fr iends maycall at thdu neral home atrcr 7 p.m. Saturda,v and all day Sunday. Board takes steps ;Continued from page 11 SpUt voles During Thursday night' s session, the board voted - with split votes Involved - to change t be conCl"pt of regular board of educaarion meet· ings. Usually du ting board sessions there have been additions to the agenda . These ha vt• been appro,·ed for discussion and possible action a1 the beginning of the mectings. was called from the meeting duP to a fa mily illness. Powell 1·ored aga inst the motion with Rup<'. SnowdPn and Barton casting affir matlv£' votes. came to a ,-orr hr and La t·l) Powell Adopts hudget The board adopted a $3.2b2,8W budget for the first sL' months of I his year and named Eliz.abct h Ann Brown and Robin Boring ro the substit ute reac hN lis t. Cliff Kenned~· wa_s named Meigs Varsi ty Bas!'ball Coach for the current school _Vl'ar. Hubert Ray Cornwell was acc"epled as a tuition student s and a setv ice contract with E. C. Ba bberr. Inc.. for insp!'C tion and sen·ing of the sewage aeration system ar Meigs Hig h School for 19S6 was rcnewrd ewn though Rup<' did sti'I'Ss that efforts sho uld voted to rontinur the .;1ppru\·a! t.> madr to drtrrminr lf thrre is a Howr ver. la~t night it was agn:W that in the !uturt' all add itions to the agenda plt'senred by the adminis· !ration or board of education members will be considered without the board vor ing on them. Board member. Richard Vaughan, commented that he prefe rred to vote on thf' items. Howt>vPr. whC'n 1hf' issuP method on the addiltonal ilt'm' while board mcmb<.'rs. Snowden. Larry Rupe and Bob Barron ,·ot<'<l that the addit ions will be aurum.lli · ra lly up for considera tion if 1hp~· arc Hem s from the admin istration or boa rd mr mb<>rs. The next changt:> in t..Janl ptucPdurPS ramr whrn it was suggt:•stPd that pi'Cplc allrnding !he mr<'lings be allowed to speak allhP clos<' of sessions. Snowden said this would relieve residents from going through the rstabiL<hed pmc't'dure outlined for app<'aring on the agenda . \'aughan said a C<'i ling should be put on such expressions. a limit ation to .10 minutes. Barron said the board should listrn to rhr publ ic and Snowden commPnted that action on a n ~· commf'nl.-; or problems plt'srnrrd would nor nl'('('Ssarily ha\'l' 10 ll<' ta ken at the sam e m ('('ting u nl f'~s an f'mrr gt>ncy situation was invOI\'('d . Vaughan suggested thai mCf'tings be set to end at 10 p.m. It was agreed that public express ion will be permitted in the futu nc and tha t meetings will go to 10 p.m. at the maximum . At thi.s point. Vaughan 7~\HL SER"lCES - Aaron M. Zahl, 82, of 250 Mt~herry Ave., Pomeroy, died Wednesday .-enlng at the Berrien General H6Spltal In Berrien , ('.enter, Mich. ' A retired school teacher wkh 41 years servlee, he was bom Nov. 17, 19ro ln Minersville. Hi• lather was August Zahl Survivors Include a son, William Zahl of Groveport; a daughter, ~Irs. Leo (Jean) Smith, Berrien Springs, Mich.; six grandchild· reo; four great grandchildren and three nle<!es. Zahl was preceded In death by his wife, Mildred lllll Zahl, In 1983. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funer-.ll Home with ll<•v. James Corbitt officiating. Burial will he in Beech Grove Cem('lery. Friend• may caD at the funeral home aft er II a.m. Saturday. Plan soup supper Rac ine Post 602, American L<'· gion, will hold a soup suppl'r from 12 noon to 6 p.m. Sa tu rday at the post home. Soup, sandwiches and homemade pie wil l be available. Vetl'rans Memorial If you would happen to brea k through the ice, don't panic! Do not remove your clothing. Your r io thing ca n trap air to provide flotation along with trapping a layer of water thai your body will warm to slow the loss or body beat. To cli mb out, tu rn the direction you carne from . Place hands and arms on the unbroken ice surface . Work forward onto 1~ Ice by kicking you r feet. If t ~ Ice breaks, maintain your position and slide forward again. Sharp objects such as large nalls, knives or car keys . may oe used to jab into the Ice to gain lev<>rage to help pull yourself out oft ~ water. Once you are on the ice, don't stand. This concentrates your weight in one small spot increasing t~ chance .of ice breaking again. Instead roll away fi'O m I~ break un til you reach solid ice. Then get to a s ~lter an d warm yourself Immediately. When rescuing someone, re- o5. today .. 20 percent and 60 Chance of rain tonight.. Is 40 percent pl'ra>nt. Extended forecast , Sunday through Tuesday A ehance of showers or snow Hurries Sunday. Mostly fair Monday and Tuesday. lllgm In the 40s Sunday and In the :lls Monday and Tuesday. lAiws in lhe :lls Sunday .. in the ~ Monday .. and in the teens Tuesday. Ad missions.. J. inda Bnmry. 11<l · Mu tllh.\ Dance set The Svracu"' Firr Depa rtment will stage a dance from 810 II p.m. Saturrlav in the Svracuse Grade School auditorium ..Admission is S2 a pl'rson and pmcreds will go towards the punchase of rescue air bags for the department . ThPt'c will be a dana> Saturday, Syracuse Elementary School audit· ohum. 8 10 ll p.m. Admission is $2 pl'r person. Proceeds ; to help puncha.,e rescue air bags for the Syrac u se Vol un teer Fir e Depa rtment. 1561. dra ling with thr ll'!'pPCti\ 'C' arr~1 s nf work for thosr PEDIATRICS I would like to announce the openrng ol my new offee in Pornt Pleasant West Virgmta "Tranarlnnia 1·5000" "PI" "PI" sun. t hru Thurs., 7:00 sun . thru Th urs ., 7:10 Fri. and Sat., 7:00, 9:00 Sat, and Sun . Mot., 2:00 Sat Mldnlghr, 12:00 Fri. and Sat., 1:10, 9:10 Sal. and Sun. Mal., 2:10 Sat. 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COunt \' Emergency M<'di· Sf>rvlcf' reports fin• calls Thursda'; Middlcpot1 at 2:'27 a.m. to ~ orth ~'C'Ond for Dessio Boring c~d dri.lo( 195 Upper River 1981 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88 ROYAL 2 DR. and Da\·id Bowen. $5195 :vtPmor ial Hospital. MILLING DIVISION INSTANT SUCKLE '· MEDICATED MILK REPLACER l981 BUICK REGAL 2 DR. 2 tone blue. tilt. cruise. air. SA~E W~ Have So, if you really w.rt to Roach Proof your home, Grab Arab-H's Deadly on Roaches SUGAR RUN MILLS PH. 992-2115 110 MUliEIIIIY AVE. POMEROY, OH. King Builders Supply 405 North Stcond H2-3748 CONVENIENT OFF STREET PARKING Middleport 0 AT $3995 7. 9°/o Financing on Selected Buicks, Pontiacs and GMC Trucks. Smith-Nelson Motors POMEROY, OHIO 500 £. MAIN ST. tmts Vol. 20 No. &0 Copyrightlld 1986 992-2174 Page C-1 Inside: Along the Rlver ........ .... ... B-Hl Editorials ........ ........ ... .. .... A-2 Sporl.'i " ........ ' .... .. .....,., .. ' C-1 -8 Take-One ....... .. .. .......... Insert Weather ...... .. .. ,........ .... .... A-3 Ohio weather: rain likely -Page A-3- tttiittt 8 Sections. 58 Pages 50 Cents Middleport-Pomeroy--Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday. January 19, 1986 A Multimedia Inc . Newapaper Public hearing on connector road scheduled By CHARLENE HOEI'UCII 'l'lmes&ntlnel Staff POMEROY - A public Involvement meeting on one phase of the preliminary engineering plans for the .proposed ronnector road from t~ Ritchie Blidge at Ravenswood-Great Bend to Ohio Route 7 and 33 at Rock Splings, will be held on Thursday, Feb. 20, 7 p.m. at Meigs Multi-Purpose Building in Pomeroy. Officials at the Ohio Department a Transportation. Dishier 10 office, Marietta, advise that representa tives of ODOT as well as the Woodruff Consulting Firm, OE'Veland, who are diolng the prellm!naring engineering plans wUI be there to discuss progress on the project. By LARRY EWING Since both the Gallla County rolleges and the proposed !our-year 'l'lmes&ntlnel Staff instllutlon In Scioto County would RIO GRANDE- While students and faculty at Rio Grande College be puU!ng students from a service and Conununlty College are conft- area of overlapping adjacent coundent of the Institutions' ability to ties, a Rio Grande task force academically compete, .they do projects potential losses (ranging express "roncern" about t1w> prop- from 10 to 90 percent ) of students osal to upgrade Shawn('(' State attending Rio Grande from souCommunity College In Portsmouth theastern Ohio counties. "Of course, we are concerned," to a four-year unlvl'rsfty. , said Dr. Barry Thompson, PresiMany in the administration, dent of the Rio Grande Faculty however, fear t1w> Shawnee plan could have a "serious" lmpacr on Association. "We are roncerned the future of the combined colll'ges. about educatlon ... and anything that In a report to tbe community might hurt educatktn at thll lnstltu tlon Is of conce•n 'to us." college board of trustees oo Dec. ll, "All the studies aren't In , but the 1985, Rio Grand(' College President Dr. Ooudus R Smith reported , prellminary numbers are dark," he added. "WI''re a strong, viable "Loss of income to Rio Grande tnStltutton ... and , given the massive College could be as much as $600,!ro to $8Xl,OCXJ annually and amounts of resources that have been poured inlo Rio Grande, you S2ll,!ro to Rio Grande Community can 't help but wonder about t1w> College." Dr. Herman Koby, Secretary- need for another institution so Treasurer of the Rio Grande close." Need Questioned Community CoUege Board of TrusRio Grande's Dlrecror of Admis· tees, sees lhe proposed Shawnee conv.,rs!on as a "serious problem." slons and Records, Dean Brown, "And, it's molt' than a financial also questions the need for tbe pmblem," he said. "A toss of proposed !our-year lnstltuUon at students rould mean a cutback In Portsmouth. "I can see no way II (Shawnee 1 class offerings and In supporting Statl'l can avoid being anything major programs." ot~r than an under-funded, under'Snowball Erlect' "You could end up with a populated program," Brown snowball pflect ," Dr. Koby added, roncluded. "Given thai the population pool is " If classofferings had to be reduced or a major area cut back for going lobe declining between now economic r..asons, It could lead to and the late 1900s," he said. "The addltonal students considPrlng obvious result of this is going to be transfer to find a stronger major or that 1~ state will have to split the course of Interest." (Contlnued on page A31 Clifton man dies in Mason County's first traffic fatality . POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - A Clifton man who died of injulies suffered In a single-car accident on Route 62, Friday night , has become Mason County's first traffic !aral!ty of 1986 A spokesman for the Mason County Sheriff's Departm('nlldentl!led the \1Ctlm as W!Utam E. Varian Jr., 21, a passenger in a 19'79 Plymouth driven by Roy A. Estep, 24, Shade, Ohio. Varian was pronounced dl'ad on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital by Mason Coonty Coroner John M. Grubb. M.D.. the spokesman said. Estep was treated and released from the hospital. Both were transported lo PVH by the Point Pleasant Emergency Medical Service. The sheriff' s spokesman said the accident occurred at about 9:50 p.m. on Route 62, half a mile south of the Mason County Airport when Estep, traveling south, appar..ntly lost control ol his car. The vehicle left the roadway and turned over several times. Varian was apparently thrown from the vehicle, the spokesman added. The accident remains under Investigation by t)le sheriffs department. Funeral arrangements for VarIa n will be announced later by the Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason. will be held and the environment al impact slalementhis exp<>Cted to be completed in May, 1987, with the prsllminary engineering to be completed after that. . Alter a location has been established and environmental clearana> obtained, then delailed design work can proceed. Actual acquisition of property right -of-way s and constur tlon funding. however, appears to be several years down the road, ODOT officials concede. II was a year ago this month that Gov . Ril"hard Celeste announced thai stale funds totaling $800,0CXJ had been earmarked for the preliminary engineering to relocate State Route 124 from Pomerov to the While t~ meellng Is ~~ for 7 p.m.. ODOT advises that officials will be there beginning at 4 p.m. for individuals and groups who want to meet plior to the open public session. Results of the environmental impact studll's to date will be detailed for the public along with the two alternate alignments or routes being considered. Aerial photographs of the proposed routes will be displayed at the public meeting, and handouts on the status of the environmental impact and locations wlll be available. Public lmput Is thE' main emphasis of the February meeting, officials report . In the fall a form al hearing Rio faculty, students react to p~posal to create new university SUPER USED CAR SPECIALS OFFICE HOURS Su7...annP \\'('a\'rr . ronsta nr P \\'ps i. ~rigs "Spies Like Us" URN PI RMERLY RIVERSIDE MOTORS M.D. as an r lPmrntary a r t (1\' l'ni S ·!~ They've created a reliable German road car thai handles a nd perlorms like many $20,000 European sedans. And has more passenger space than some $20,000 sedans. 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Watl'rcralt, 10556 McKelvey Road, da~··s cine; Char les Chaffee, Rrwlsville: handlr th\' work witil thr arnllion Thr Friday. January 17. 1986 Ice water rescue: stay calm Area deaths Mary E. Furbee t Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio . .... ' '·' \l ..... ' ' ' t •!i.l ?;. ~:~·~~··..;.,·"...~~~· S'IUDENT, FACULTY CONCERN - Students and faculty ai!Uo Grande College and Community College are confident Ill the Institutions' ability to academlcall,y compete. They do express "concem," however, about the proposal to upgrade Shawnee State Community College In Portsmouth to a four-yMI' university. Ravenswood Bridge over rhe Ohio River, a dtS ranee of 15.69 miles. The $17 million Ravenswood Bridge was completed in October, 1981 with fund s to build the brioge cotl)ing from both West Virgin ia and Ohio. The building oft~ Ravenswood Bridge was the culmination of W years of rfforts by residents on both sides of the Ohio River . Since the completion of the bridge. efforts have focused on gelling fund s for the road. The Meigs County Commissioners have tong contended that building a highway from the bridge to Rock Springs will open up a new and large segment of the county to eronomic development. Decision to cut EMS director's job was financial - Burleson GALLIPOLIS - Thursday's move by the Gallia County Com-mission to fire Emergency Medical Services Director Jimmie Evans and abolish the director's position was not done out of malice, T. Ka!l Burleson, president of the commission, said Friday afternoon. "There wer.. no politics and nothing pl'rsonal Involved," Burleson sald. "It was just a business maneuver. We've been watching the EMS' Opl'ration ov('r the past year." The move will save the county i"" <IOIT"' money trun Ule EMS' budget, although how much has yel to be determined. The elimination of Evans' salary will save t~ servicE' about $16,!ro, plus fringe benefits that would have been paid In his behalf. However, Burleson said the service will need a leader and t~ commission intends to look to the ranks of current full -time employees. "Somebody has to be In charge," he said. "We'll try to get a working leader and we"ll have to compensate them some way above and beyond their regular sal ary ." The commission has tentative plans to Interview at least three cummt full-time EMS members for lhe position on Tuesday, he added . Evans' position is not the only place t~ commission is looking to cut the service' s budget. Burleson said more cuts, mostly from overtime and maintenance on vehicles, are probably on the way. The service also needs to in· crease It s collections and the BUSINESS DECISION Thursday's move by the Gallla County Commission to fire Emergency Medical Services Director Jimmie Evans and abolish the director's position was 'just a business maneuver," T. Kall Burleson, president of the commission, said Friday afternoon. · commission is looking a I the possibility of charging Holzer Medi cal Center and area nursing homes for non-emergency transfers made on their behalf, "but there are no guarant ees there is any help there," Burleson said. Money for the service's budget, reduced to $210,!ro plus colleetlons in 19!li, C'Omes from federal ri'Venue 1Cant inued on page A3 ) No recurrence of cancer in Reagan WASHINGTON (UPI I - President Reagan got good news Saturday that ther.. was no recurrence or the colon cancer for which hi' had surgl'ry last year and the three polyps removed from his bowel and a pimple takl'n off his face Friday W('C(' benign. The White House Issued a onl'-paragraph statement , attributed only to the office of the press secf('tary, declaring that detailed la boratory l.'xams of the colon polyps and lhe papule, or pimple, on his light cheek were not cancProus. Rl'agan's personal physician, Dr. Burton Smith, called the president with the new s Saturday morning, the White House said. "Final laboratory evaluation on the three intestinal polyps and facial tissue removed from the president yesterday has been completed and all are benign . The president was in[onmed of the results by his physician at Camp David this morning," the statement said. A spokesman said no further test results, such as blood tes~ . blood pressure or choleslerol counts, would be released - apparently reflected a clampdown on the president' s medical records or- dered by first lady Nancy RPagan. who complained last year about the lack of privacy associated with her husband's health. The intestinal polyps were discovered and removed during Reagan's slx·month postoperative checkup at Bethesda Naval Hospi-tal Friday when he underwent an uncomfortable examination of his lower Intestines by an optical tube inserted through his anal canal. Alter 5 ~ hours of examination, Reagan, his wife an~ their dog Rex flew by ~llcopter to his mountain retreat 70 miles northwest or Wa shington . where he did routine pape!WOrk and delivened his weekly radio broadcast. marking the birthday of Martin Luther King J r. · In the broadcast. Reagan said be shared King's dream of a society in which pi'Cple are "j udged not on the color of t~ir skin but on I~ content of t~ir cha racter. " But he also reiterated opposit ion to the use of goals a nd rlmetabiPs in minority hiling and promotion and said his economic policies have given blacks greater opport •tnity to advanre. (Continued on page A3) Ohio lawmaker stands up·against Feds ARIUV&'! FOR TESTS l'mlldent Reagan ...Ill Ids hand to Ids hear as reporters shout quesllon!i Ill the Bethesda Naval H011pltal Friday, 'lbe president arrived lo undet'lll 1M 111'!11 thorough Internal examlnallon s~ Ids cancer operallon last July. Reagan pi pod news S1ltunlll¥ that tllere was no reeunmce of the colon cancer. Tltree polyps removed lrom his bowel tllld a pbnple taken ott his face Friday were benl&n. COLUMBUS (UPIJ - First It was automoblle seat belts, now auto emissions testing . StatE' Rep. Louis W. Blessing Jr. , R-Onclnnatl, Is "sick and tined" of being pressured Into passing bills by the federal government. and he's fighting back, Blessing Is calling for a convention to amend the U.S. Constitution to prohibit Congress from forcing states to comply with federal law as a condition for receiving federal grants. His resolution tohtha t effect will receive an Initial hearing Wednesday In the Ohio House Economlc Affairs and Fro..ral Relations Committee. The House Is meeting In solo session again this W('('k whlle the Senate continues with committee meetings. Ohio has a mandatory seatbell law which floated through on pressure from the bu.s. department of Transpoliallon. Now a'ote Is scheduled for Jan. 29 on a blll requiring auto emissions testing In . the Cleveland and Cincinnati areas because of a U.S. Environrnenlal Protection Agency threat to withhold money from surrounding counties unless the air Is pulilled. "What right d9es Congress have to tell us to wear seatbelts?" said Blessing, who points out that the Conslltu lion reserves to the states powers not specifically dell'gated to !he federal government. "They've been getting around that by threatenlng to Withhold money," said Blessing. "I'm sick and tired ci it." Blessing said Ihe auto emissions lestlng requirement , which would affect his district, is "the perfect example" of blackman by the federal government. "Everyone to a person says It !emissions testing) fs no good, It \\'On't work. Yet thzy're going to pass this bill beca7se orthe threat d the loss or funds. The merits of thE! program are not even being considered," Blessing said he f('('ls his proposal will generate plenty of support among his colleagues. I other activity this week, Senatl'-passed legislation cracking down on unllcl'nsed fireworks manufacturing operations will re- a>ive a hearing i I~ House State Government Committee Wednesday afterroon . That same tl'll"<'l ing will provide a forum for a constitutional amendment permitting I~ goveror to fill a vacancy in I~ Ueutenant governor's office. The Senate Judiciary Commlttec will continue hearings Wednesday morning on legislation authorizing wlretapplng by law enforcement agencies under carefully controlled conditions to flghl organized cnm ... The Judiciary Committee also will consider House-passed legislation autholizlng closed preliminary hearings oo certain sex o!fen~ Involving a child. The House meets Tuesday at 11 a.m. � 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 17, 1986 carpenter furbee green holter leifheit mccormick vaughan