https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b1ce852b1760a2beef5c6b7aa21d292c.pdf b9014a45beac8cb6b4cf8a8bf4878c32 PDF Text Text .. 0 . . . Inside thefts Widespread, veteran says. ·.:] Page:-16-The Daily Sentinel f.'-f.~ HANES WASH!J:!GTON (J]Pil - A In July, Helmer was arrested ltary equipment is widely used by drug dealers and burglar.s: ' ';; decorated veteran, holl)e InfuU Tampa, Fla :, fp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;,;;;;,;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ charged with Army plundetihg tons of nejir with his a gar~e of illegal weapons and explosives from a weapons ·and ex(ilosives, includ'' ; ~ military ba se~ told a congres- lng 60 anti-personnel Claymore ,....~ . sional committee tl)at Insider mines, 59 fragmentation gre·-~ pilfering Is widespread ·and tm- nades and more than a hundred mensety profitable. pounds of plastic ex plosive. His "There's a large· market for trial is pending. anything pilfered froin the U.S. Army," Shawn "Helmer told a He stole the Items, he·said, by congressional task force Invest!- loading up a military truck at a Sixth Street gating mllltary thefts. "This Is supply depot, doctOring papers to known Army-wide. The Army C9Ver the missing items and Syraeuse; Ohio may pay $8.61 for a grenade, but hauling the goods aiYaY in his the (underground) rate is $50 a , private van and a li:!rtz rental pop. You can get $1,~ for a truck;.lie was never questioned :' ·Nov. 14, 10 A.M. to 9 P .' (light anti-tank rocket). · · "I Cbuld have taken a.lot more Customers, he testified Wed- including (torpedoes) ', but 1 just Nov. 15,. 10 A.M. to 9 P nesday, include surplus dealers, wasn't strong enough to Uft · , gun buffs and criminal motorcy· them," Helmer said. "Some of Nov. 16, Noon to 8 P.M.~ cle gangs. those torpedoes weigh over 250 Friday, Saturday ~ S~f;; "Sometimes one gang would pounds." ••• buy a lot of stuff- grenades were popular - then a rival gang Introducing ;:; Brig. Gen. Charles Murray, would start buying up the stuff," said Helmer, a former Ranger deputy· chief of Army logistics, battalion supply officer at Fort said the system's· protections Lewis, Wash. "In a way the were basically sound. · military weapons would keep· "What Helinerdescribed was a (the rivals) in ))alance. syst~ with all the necessary COUNTRY PINE "Pilfering is Army-wide, al· policies in place,"' said· Murray, most soldier-wide," ~e testified. · "but a system which could be "The stealing (of ammunition circumvented by Individuals wil· FURNITURE a nd ex plosives ) takes place from llng to sign documents, 1o Ue, to the (rank of) private on up. ·cheat and to steal." 614-992-5082 (Thefts) are cert'!lnly not limited In relatro testimony, Dallas ·to the enlisted ranks ." police officials said stolen mil- THE BERRY BAS·K.ET @n~Sau~ :.: MISSES WRANGlER unu CORDUROY 'THERMAL UNDERWEAR .. . BlAZER Warm, comfortable thermalltnit. Poly/col· 'ton blends. White, colors, stripes and prints. Men's sizes S to XL. Also Big Man and Talis. 56,59 ............... SALE S7.99 ...............SALE 58.49 ...............SALE 59.29 ...............SALE S5.20 S6.20 S6.60 $ 7.40. 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REG. REG. : . S8.50 BELT.S .......... S6.79. :. s 12.00 BELTS ........ S9.19 : S14.00 BELTS.:•••••• S9,99 : Ohio·Lottery State playoff • acbon res••_,. this weekend ~~;;:l- Page 3 Clear tonight, with a low in the upper 20s. Increasing cloudiness Saturday, with highs lll'lwcen !ill and 55. The prohahility uf predpit ation is ncar zero tonight and. 20 perce•t Saturday. 499 PICK-4 3829 • at y enttne Vot.36. No.136 Copy_rightod 1986 3 Sectio'"'s. 20 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Reagan labels eharges "false' ·· WASHINGTON (UP!)- Pres· !dent Reagan, ·denying he has "gone- soft on terrorism, " branded as " utterly. fa lse " charges that U.S. arms sent to Iran were used as ransom to free American hostages in Lebanon. In a nationally televised ad· dress Thursday evening, marked by defensive overtones, Reagan acknowledged "small amounts" of weapons had been delivered to Tehran as a result of an 18-month old secret operation aimed at broadening the dialogue with Iranian moderates. The president 'said he decided to speak out on this "extremely sensitive" matter because of rampant rumors concerning the operation during the past 10 da ys. " The · chargf' has been made that the United States has shipped weapons to Iran as ransom payment for the release of A,merican mstages in Lebanon - that the United States undercut its allies and secretly violated American policy against traf· licking with terrorists," he said in his broack.9,st from . the Oval Office. "Those charges are utterly false,' ' he declarro. • Reagan - spoke for about 13 minutes. criticizing the media for forcln,g him to expose the seeret operation and cllarging that: "Due to the !XIbllcity of the past week, the entire initiative is 11ery much at risk today ." Deputy press secretary Peter Roussel reported the White House received 1,(126 ca lls in the first 45 minutes after the broad cast, 726 oft hem supportiv~. 300 negative. Stung by c h ar~s he had committed a "major foreign policy blunder," Reagan stated flatly: "The United States ha s not swapped boatloads or planeloads of American ,weapons for the return of American hostages. And we will not." "Our government has a firm policy not to capitulate to terrorist demands," he said . "That ·no concessions ' policy remains in force - In spite of wildly speculative and false stories about hostages and a lleged ran som payments . "We did not- repeat- did not trade weapons or anything else for hostaJZes - nor will we. . . Oail) Numhr•r • Senate OKs . tax reduction; House to vote FLAG DISPLAY - These six Kroger Stor.e employees look lime out from their dulles Friday to place a new Ohio Dag on a new flag pole at the Court st: mini-park In Pomef!!y. The Dag was donated by the store and the pole is a gift of Roger and Mary Morgan. Employees at the flag raising, ·Include John Sisson, Ron Grate, Gladys Cummlnrs, Betty Wrilesel, Gary Grueser and AI Sines. Akron mayor blasts, moves to buy Goodyear facilities NEW YORK (UP!) - Akron month with the Securities and officials and union representa Mayor Thomas C. Sawyer, in a Exchange Commission, Golds· tives to make their feelings satellite-linked co.nference with mith's General Oriental inter na- know,n t o th eir e l ec ·ted leaders in 30 cities. called British tional ronsortium said it held U.5 represent a tlves. industrialist James Goldsmith's perrent of Goodyear's outstandNoting that ·Goodyear. with bid to acqu ire Goodyear Tire & Ing stock and plans to make a · 12,000 people loca lly, is Akron's Rubber Co. "predatory, obscene $49-a-share tender offer for the lar!>"'st employer. Sawyer said and despicable.'· company unless it can raise the each Goodyea r job supports Sawyer, speaking Thursday in market price of its stock above between three and four other New York to cities as far apart as $50. local jobs. New Bedford. Mass., and PhoSawyer will testify before the Goldsmith has revealed that he enix, Ariz. - ail of which have met . with Goodyear Chairman House Judiciary .Colf)mittee's Goodyear facilltles in' or nea r R.E'. Mercer and proposed a s ub co mmittee on a nti · them - said Goldsmith is a $49-a-share takeover, which the monopolies Nov. 18. The panel is corporate raider whose hostile company is fighting. Goldsmith's . expectro to focus on takeovers S49·a·share bid for Goodyear is group has not yet gone directly to and give particular attention to an attack on the American stockholders with a tender offer. the Goodyear rase. industrial base. After his speech, Sawy,er Sawyer blamed the workings "Goodyearr is under siege and of the Goldsmith group for opened the conference to callers our communities and citizens are forci ng GoodYear to forfeit Its from around thhe nation. wtn caught in the cross fir e." Sawyer control or to undertake a difficult ec hoed his outrage at the Golds· said. restruct'urin g program that mith bid . "A major part of Goodyear's could shrink the company or stock is now in the hands of a increase its debt load. raider and the arbitrageurs. or The Akron mayor. wtn was speculators , who follow such just elected to represent the cit y activity wit~ ail the ethi cs and and Its surroundi ng area in morals of sharks." Congress, appealed to a nation · In a document filed lat e last wide audi ence of mayors, local By LEE LEONI\RD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Small individual and corporate tax reductions are on the last tr ac k toward enactment by the Ohio General Assembly next week. The state Senate adopted the tax cuts Thursda y despite some mild objections that lawm akers , should wait until the state budget for 1988·89 is considered next year. "We'll probably pass it next week, " said House Speaker Ver· nal G. Riffe JL, 0 -New Boston, who said he has been kept i~formed about the bill by Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R· Port Clinton. " If it does what I unders'tand it does, we'll have no problem with II." The bill. which shaves the . individual income tax rates by 7 percent in 1987 and another I percent the followi ng year, cleared the Senate 29·1. Total tax relief is pegged at $303 million in fiscal1987. which tegins next July I , and $411 million in fiscal 1988. 11 is meant to offset a potentia I state revenue windfall from the elim ination of -credits, deductions and exemp· lions by the federal tax reform bill. Ohio's tax schedule is. ba sed on federal1axable· rn'come.·· ' · would be to permit "a tax increase wi thout a vote of the people or the Legislature." "I thi nk our constituents are clearly asking that we do this, " said Finan. · For corporations and corpora· lion extc ut iv es, til:' bill co ntains · the following: · -A reductio n in'the top corpo· rate income tax brae ket from 9.2 per re nt of income to 8.9 percent . -No corporate tax on income under $50,000, instead of only $25,000, thus helping small firms . -Accelerated depreciation, as offered by the federal government,,pha sed in over five years. -A reduction in the tax on individual income over $100,000 from 8 perce nt to 6.9 percent. Finan said that would help persuade corporate executives to move their fi rms ·to Ohio . Some Democrats grumbled that the tax cu t was a Republican political gimmick which could backfire if state reven ues fa II off. "We oogh t not be dealing with this blil toda y," said Senate Minorit y Leader Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown , adding that few unders !and the implications of the federal legislation , "We simply do not have adeq ua te fiscal facts before I)S to ac t intelligently on a tax reform bill today," said Meshel, woo Sen .. Ri chard H. Finan, R· ended up voting for the bill. Cincinnati. archit ect of the bill, Sen. Rotert L. Burch, D· cautioned that some taxpayers Dover, proposed an amendment will te paying more anyway. phasing In the tax cut over three beca use of tbc federal tax years so the s ta te could send $126 chanl>"'s. Finan said the purpose million to counties, townships, of the bill is to make Ohio's total cities and villages to offset the tax take "revenue neutral." elimination of ' federal revenue To ignore the P'Oblem, he said, sharing. Wintry blast creates record lows in Ohio By United Press Intem11tional Temperatures hovered in the low t ~en s in the Dayton area this morning•. but it didn ' t stop a couple hundred people from attending a tailgate party. The party Is an annual fall promotion by radio station Commission race still even following election canvass BEDIOOM FUIJilUIE MISSES . Reg. 59.00 Bras .....""" 56.75 Reg. 510.50 Bras ......... S7.87 . Reg. s11.50 Bras ......... 58.62 < 1/4 OFF MEN'S WORK GLOVES ~~tXEo Sport Bras, Camisole shoulder Tric~t and Lace Bras and the new Give·N· Take. . Contour Bra. Co"'lete range of sins. SALE $798to $2488 Choose lined or unlined leather work glom, jtrsty gloves and thermal lined gloves. 011' entire stock ·of work gloves is re· duced for 2 da,s. .~ . . . WASHINGTON (UP!) - A 13-member . congressional delegation arr ived in Japan Wednesday 1o begin a.lO-day lour designed to ''Impress the gravity of America 's trade problems" on four of its major far eastern trading partners. · Led by House Ways and Means Chairman Dan Rostenkov.ski, D-111. , the delegation ptaimed to meet wltn government and Industria l officials in Japan. Hong Kong. Korea and Thailand before return ing to Washington on Nov. 23 . The group's agenda was not disclosed lor securit y reasons. Rosten kowski was joined by 12 other House members, their spouses and slx committee s taff members . . They are Reps. Willis Gradison, R-Ohlo; Charles Rim!>"'l, 0 -N. Y.; . Ed Jenkins, D·Ga.; Ma rty Russo, !}Ill.; Ronnie Flippo, D·Ala.; Barbara Kennelly, D·Conn.; Barb!ra. J3oxet, D-C ali f. ; Nor man Sisisky. O-Va.; John Duncan; R-Tenn.; Guy Vander Jagt, R·Mich .; Bill Frenzel. R·Minn.; and Richard Schulze, R·Pa. Boxer and Sisisky are not committee mem be'rs. " I believe it is extremely important for memters of the comm it te on Ways an d Means twhich has jurisdlcation .over trade issues) to gain first hand knowledge of our trade policies abroad through direct contact with some of our principal trading partners ," Rostenkowski said in a statement before the group left Andrews Air Force Base aboard a military plane Tuesda y. "At the same time. we expect to speak frankly as members of Congress about the need to open their markets to u.s. ex ports ," he said. "It is essentia l that we impress upon these countries the gravity of America's trade problems and the strong support In Congress for corrective actions." The House approved a sweeping trade bill earlier this year that aimed some tough retaliatory measures at Asian nations like Japan that have large trade surpluses with the Uni\ed Sta t ~. · · But the Senate never aoted· on a trade bill, so the issue died when the Congress adjourned In Octoter. • Thursday. November 13. 1_986;. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio U.S. · lawmakers take ··concerns to Japanese REG. REG. REG. REG. ' '~·• POINT PLEASANT- It's been a week and three days since Mason Cou nty voters went to the polls and the question of ju st who will be sworn In as county commissioner come January remains up In the air. Republ,ican Earl Keefer and Democr at Thomas "Tucker" Mayes are deadlocked at .1,959 votes apiece . · The Mason County Commissio n. acting as ' a board of ca m·!lssers, declared the tesults of trro election Thurs cla .v nigh t. The canvass opened Monday morning and. folio wi ng a tv.'O-da>· recess. concluded at about 9 p.m. Thut"Sda)· when Keeler ancl Mayes werc declared tied . ThE' candidates ha ve until 9:06p.m. Monday - 48 hours following the declara tio n of the resu lts. £'xcludln !( weekends- to rpquest a rccount. Should the two be tied foilowin!( the recount. the countv commission would have 30 days to appoint one of them to the seat being vacated by Michael E. Whalen, who lost his bid for re-elecHon to Mayes in the primary . II the> commission falls to make the appointment. the decision wou ld be left up to Gov. Arch Moore. Unofficial totals on election night gave Keefer a 53-vote victory over Mayes. But Monday, commisston£'rs,d lscovered a 50-vote discrepancy in Precinct 21. oite of four precincts with polling places at Ordnance Element ary School. The tall v. sheet there showed Keefer with 122 votes while the form turned In to the county and circuit clerks' offices by poll workers gave him 172 votes. A one-vote discrepancy was discoveret) last night in another precinct and those changes, along with the counting during the canvass of several previously cliallenged ballots, left the race dead even. Following the C!iscovery of the disecrepancy in Precinct 21 Monday. the seal used to break and re-seal the wires on the ballot boxes was secllred by the Mason 'county Prosecuting Attorney's office and Ihe hallot boxes a nd keys wereseparated, according to Prosecutor Damon B. Morgan Jr. The boxes are now locked in the vault in the circuit clerk's office and the key secured in the evidence locker at the Mason County Sheriff's Department pending an anticipated recount . WING . Partiers put on extra layers of clothing and turned out to eat donuts and sip coffee and slushy orange juice. " I took no evasive ac tion except to put an extra battery on charge last night," said one partier. "Two stray kittens got to spend the night in the basement, but with 50 degrees tomorrow, they're history.'' The temperature in Dayton at 2 a.m. hit 11 degrees. breakin g the previous low for this day of 17 set back In 1916. It was the second day In a row that a record low was established In th<• city . ' were set in You ngRecord lows stown. Akron·Canton.and Cincinnati il2l. Cleveland (131 , and Akron-Canton and Mansfield (111 . Light snow fell in northeast Ohio during the ni ght. but ended in most places just before sunr ise. ODOT awards span contract A contract for the repair of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge has been awarded the Malden and Jenkins Construction Co., Inc ., Nelson· ville. according to the Ohio Department of Transpcftalio n. ' contract for the repair of The the bridge is for $1,Jl1,000 with the work completion date to be Sept. 30, 1987. .. ··So far, there has not teen a date established as to when ihe bridge will te closed to traffic tetween Meigs and Mason Coun· ties, a major CQncern for residents as well as businesses. However, attempts· are· teing made to establish a ferry service between Clifton, W.Va., and Middleport to be' operatro while the bridge is closed. \. ' .. DEDICATION- Taking roles in the dedlcalion of a pipe organ at the Coolville United Methodist Church were, friln'l felt, Rev: .Jeffrey Btrd~aii, present pa.,lor; Wesley McC wlC, minister of music allhc First Baptisl Church in Parkersburg, ~.Va., J:Uesl soio.ist; Philip Thoma•, local Ia,v reader: David Giiiil11n, chairmun of the klcai tru;;tees, 11nd .Joe Ruder, hu·ul church sdoool sup erinlendcnl. Congregation, fund drive aid church in getting new organ In special ceremonies a pipe sail , organist was Wesley organ was recently dedica ted at McC un e, minister of music at the the Coolville United Met hodist First Baptist Church in Parkers· Church. bu rg. A special choir taking part The organ was pu rc ha sed1and included Nellie Creeger, Marjo· installed by David Gillilan wit h rle Malone, Joe Rader, Da vid ass istance from members of the Gillilan, Philip Thomas, Johnnie congregallon . Philip and Boyd Coen, Rita Seals, Carolyn Rader. Thomas remodeled th e worship Martha Sue Matheney, Susan center to accommodate the or- Rader, Peg Burdsall, Ruth H~r · gan and enhance the bea uty of vey, Elva Gorrell, Olga Thomas, the chu rch. The Modern Wood · Judy Adams, Dottie Norman and · men of America initiated a Evelyn Saunders. matching · fund drive to supper! Carol Rader, Susan Rader and the project and contributions Martba Caldwell planned the came from: local· church ·homecoming dinner sponsored members and friends as far by the United Church Women. away as Florida , Texas, Massa· The church was established In chusetts, Arkansas and Indiana. 1820 on land set as ide by the · Guest organist on homecoming Colley family , founders of CoolSunday mornin g was Edward ville. Circuit riders and local Smith, organi ~t at the Sixth preachers led worship In those Avenue United Mettndlst Church days in hom es, the b g school in Lancaster. house and' sometimes outdoors. · Church Conference records, During the organ . dedication ceremonies, planned by David •found during xemodeling for the Gillilan and Rev. Jeffrey Burd· pipe orga n .~ reveal that the I' I ,> ' ClfCU II tn r iUUl' ll CU II)H't'~CJ IIUr r~ a I Coo lvillr . Tuppers Plains, Brthel. Nrw Brn)·. Hockingport. As bury, Lott ridgr. Sand Hill. Flatwoods. Unitrd BrPthrrn . Mt. Oli ve, Torch. Laynrr and McGees in 18o6-57 . Confercn('(' apportionm ent s ror th at year ranged from $7 at Torch t o~1 20 at Coolv ill e. Ministers wrrr .J.W. ClarkP. W.H. ChPJT!ngton and S, · Rankin . A.S. Tidd 11'3 S secretarv. . The present structure . bulrt In 1855, wa s remodeled In 1906 by the Rev . d.H. Parkins who built the altar ra il. pulpit , tell tower and added sta in('(! glass windows whi ch are still In use todav Henry H. Parris h built pe";s: which were refinis hed after 70 years of service , during a project headed by Way ne and Sandi Ca udill . Clyde Whit o, Jr., Billie White , Emmett Swisher and Johl! !l-iken directed the addition of a basem ~nt and church school rooms In 195~ . �.. • ~ Fr~y. November 14, 1986 Ohio grid playoffs , resunie this_evening~ · ~ Commentary ' The ·Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTEKE!,tTS OF THE MEIGS·MASON AREA ~lb. ............,,_,:.,........,.c:::l,,. ISlM~ qJv ROBERT L. WINGETr Publlsber PAT WHITEHEAD ASsistant Publlsber/Conlroller ,. BOBHOEFUCH General Manager :=-v~~-.=; ; . -- What a mess. One worries about . many things, foremost a·mong them the crrolblllty of the president of the United States. When a month ago we a ll lea rned that a little dislnformatlon l!ad been beamed Into Libya, and that this had been picked up ~n d Innocently relayed back to the United States, result· ing in false Information moving from the .government of A to the government of B .back to tbe . We begin with tht> reiteration , people of A. one could tighten · last May, of official U.S. policy: One's belt and say, Well, In an age ' "The U.S. government will make of instant global · communlca· no concessions to terrorists . . Jt lions these things just happen. . will not pay ransoms, releast> But what has just now happened prisoners, change Its policies, or ts that the government of the agree to other acts tl)at mi ght United States at the top level enco urage additional the offic,e. of the president - has terrorism. " been caught up In fl at deception. WP now learn that even while Ugly stuff, the more so as tht> the statement w~s being ·made, story unfold s. the National Security Council ' A MEMBER o!The United Press International, Inland .Dally Press Ass<><;latlon and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LE1TERS OF OPlNION are welcocne. They shooJd be lesS than XO words long. All letters aresub)e¢1 to editing ~nd rrust be s~ne:J with name, address and telephon e number. No unstgnetl letters wJII be ·p ublished . Letters should 00 In gOod taste, add ressing Issues. not persooaU11es. The Lighter Side The new majority By DICK WEST WASHINGTON I UPI) -According to a headline I sawea rlier this yeat. almost a fourth of the working women In America regard t reir bossps as ''bozos." • ' ~ Opinions· of other Editors .''• The Deseret News, Salt Lake City Th~ Islamic Jihad or "holy War" Mos lem extremist group that reJ.eased American David Jacobsen Is among the most fanati cal and "We've got a hostage crisis - we let go of some of that last batch and now we need some more." Plot in the works WASHINGTON- Th e Central Int elligence Agency has bet>n tracking the mysterious opera · lions of Gen: Fabian Ver, former chief of sta!! of the Philippine armed forces. who reported ly Is plott ing to overthrow President Corazon Aquino. Intelllgence sources believe he has form ed a "death squad" that is ready to eliminate any Flllplno leaders who stand in his way. According to th ese sources, De· tense Minister Juan Ponce En· rile ha s already rt>eeived dea th threa ts for his role in boosting Aquino to power. Enrile ha s tightened his secur· lty; he ls constanty guarded by an elite security force of 600 crack troops. But he has also tried to placate Ver's partisans by speakln) out against' Aquino and accusing her of coulti' till' co mmunist Insurgents. Press reports have suggested that Enrlle Is maneuvering to run against Aquino In the next elec tion . But the truth is that he Is afraid of Ver and merely tr ying to save his ow n skin, our souret>s say. Under the Ferdinand Marcos ~ ' ' t had made a secret arrange'ment · .• with the government of Israel. . This called for the delivery of .~ arms, ilo less, to Iran. , · · ::• Now the preliminary justl!lca· lion for doin g · this was till' argument that till' Unlta:l Statt>S ought to get in tiH'rt> and pitch for support by the su!'Cessor govern· ment to Khomelnl's, The' argu· ment for Ingratiating ourselvt>S with t re future governors oiiran is rertainly a sound one: After all. Wf managed to become close ftiends to till' successor govern· ,~ ments of Hitler's and Tojo's. E)ut ·:~ the arrns deal ln question wa~ " approved by Khomelnl hims elf, so that to the extent we· were 'being plausible it was. !'Ornething like getting Hitler's approval of a deal with till' July 20 plotters to kill Hitler. What then wert> we up to, se ndlnl( arms to Iran? This L' the moment when o!!lclal Washing· ton clears its throat. Well . we were also - just coincidentally - in volved in trying to g!'t Iran's help in repatriating our hostages. because our five hostages were being held by im lran ·orlentro terrorist group: ' To ht>lp us out on thls dlsslmu· ia tion. we got from Shimon Pt>res. · who was prlmt> mlnlstt>r when the arms wer~ shipped from Israel. a marvelously fatu · ous couple of paragrap!E .about co mpass ion and loyalty. " lsrat>l, ..wiH'nltcomestosavlngtrellfeof • any individual, whether Israeli ~ or American. considers It part of . ! a democratic way tile to respect ' human Ufe and human 1teedom ... While not submitting tot t>rror, one should never ll!nor~t revalue on he safety of a single jX'rSon no matter what his cltizt>nship rna)' b!'." Uh·huh. • T - .. ' ' . By United Press hllehallonal , . over Troy.31·17. · .goes against Camp,bell Memorial Ohio hi gh ~chool fo<!tlillll The other two Division I games 110·1) Warren s Mollenkopf · playo!! action 1't'S1,1rnes this wee· will be played tonight, . wlth Stadium, Napoleon (8· ~1 plays kend with 40 teamS battling for Lakewood St. Edward (9· 2) Fostoria (H) at Ted Federle! spots In tht> following week's · ·going against Berea (10·1) at Field ln Oregon; Orrville 110·1) semifinals: , .Berea's Finnie Stadlum and . ta~es ~n St . Clalrsvllle 110·1) at There a~e 10 games s~heduled Dayton Dunbar (10·1) playlhg Dover s Cratt>r Stadlu.m; an.d both today and Saturday, includ · Fairfield (10·1) at Welcome CAPE 110· I) meets Cmclnnatl lng a, Saturday night btvlston 1 Stadium In Dayton. Forest Park 17·4) at Lock.Jand rematch between Canton McKln · St. Edward tailback Chrts Stadium. . ley '110·1) and Austintown -Fitch Williams turned In the o~·tstand · Tbe Divis ion IV g~es match (10.,1) at Akron's Rubber Bowl. lngper!ormanceoftiH' !lrstweek . Windham t9·2) agamst Gat e~ McKinley whipped Fitch lO· the of games. Williams rushed for Mills. Hawken (11·0) at Brooklyn, ninth week of the regula r season. 368 yards and six tou chdowns 1n Lor am Clearvlew 110·1) against . The Saturday night .schedule in the Eagles' 42·7win over Middle· C~stalla .Margaretta (10·11 at Division 1 also matches wor· burg Heights Midpark, with TD Sandusky, Columbus Academy thlngton and . Toledo W)11tmer, runs of 78 , 63, 63, 25, 24 and 5 (11·01 against Columbu s Hartley both l1·0, at Mansfield 's Arlin yards. (9·21 at . Cooper St~dlum in Field . Both had Impress ive first Tonight's otter eight games Columbus, and Versailles (11 ·0) round wins , Worthington over are all in Divisions III and IV. Chllllcothe 42·0 and Whltmer In Division DI, Kenston (9·2) a! c against Aoc.amllm (11· 0) at Tro~ .,:-:, Sa turdayos Dlvwlon TI gam . . Include another battle of u~ ' " . beaten te~ms. with Clevelan~ _1 Benedictine and Wllloug~by • South, both 11·0, meeting at tJO : . p .m. at Flnn!e Stadium In tre only aflerJl:!On co ntes t. The other Division D games are at nigH , with Finnie Stadium also hosting tre .game · bet wee~ . , N?rth Canton Hoover (10·1) an ·, Youngstown South 19·2) . w~:rW~ 00·1) meets Columbu ~ M • 111·01 at Mt. VernonlnD1vlsloi1II and Cmcmnatl Purrell Marlon , Ill · 0) · plays u;mop·MonrOt> t (10,1) at Dayton s Welcome. ' Stadium . i First Baptist Church Ra~ine, Ohio November 10, 1986 Soccer matches frozen out Thursda:Y ·, ;;;. .. : .l~ JERRY JACKS 6·0, 203·Pourid Sophomore Tackle By, United Press. International The site oft he semifinal game The Ohio High S~ool Athletic between Wester ville South 121·0· Association has po~t~oned .1) . and Stow Walsh Jes uit also Thursday night's boys Class AAA was switched by tre · OHSAA. ·soccer semifinal matches be· Originally slated for Wadsworth, ca use of the unseasonably cold the game Instead now wUl be . temperatures. playoo ill Marion Hardng at 2 The two gam!'S scheduled for p.m. Saturday. Thursday night will now be The otiH'r AAA semifinal be· , played Saturda y aftt>rroon, with tween Beavercrro k 120·1·1) and Saturday 's scheduled finals Cincinnati Turpin (2 1·1·11 will be moved back to Monday at 7 p.m. played at 3: 30 p.m. Saturday at at Dublin Hh:h School. Trotwood ·Madlson. TODUSMITH 5·3, 145·Pound Freshman Guard •: ·: .. Dear Friend,· · The First Baptist Church of Racine, Ohio~ cor· dially invites you to aHend a Praise celebration as we dedicatl! to the service of the Lord Je5Us Christ, a new addition to our worship center. I ••• When: November 16, 1986 ..'. •. Time: Two o'clock to four-thirty p.m. · Where: Racine First Baptist Church Fifth Street Racine, Ohio .. ' The program will include a short dedication .service in the Church sanctuary, whicli will be followed by an open house, refreshments and a . .. time of fellowship. '" Yours in Christ, ... I •"' ' MAT~ ~ SCOTT POWELL 6·5, 207·Pound Senior Tackle PETTERSON 6·2, 243·Pound Sophomore Tackle :f;/t:_c '·,. L-.-------.;.;;.;~;.;.;.;.,;,;;;..;~,' . : Pastor Steve Deaver Jack Anderson & Dale Van,Atta --------~----------------------------dictatorship, Enrlle and Ver scrutiny of 'the Defense lnt elli · to oust President Aquino and I ' were close friends. In fact, Enr ile genre Agency. A secret DI A erast> the Aquino namt> from ,, has confided to close friends that report claimed that Ver and Philippine politics once and for he urgt>d Marcos to appoint Ver Imelda Marcos sta cked the 'Phi· all. as chief of staff. But when till' llpplne Embassy in WastJngton . dictatorship came crashing Declared tIll' report: " Th e new down, the friendship broke up. tro m is ... t>Xp<;>c ted to monitor POVERTY ON TII.E NILE: Enrile abandoned Marcos ah d Philippine dissent act ivity in till' Tht>rt>'s .little doubt that till' orderro his troops to support U.S. The att ac hes will undoubt· Egy ptian "fellahin" generally Cory Aquino. An e mbittered Ver edly report on, and possibly live In abjt>ct poverty, and State fled to America with Marcos. operate aga inst, anti·Marcos Department SOUrC{'S say that f Intelligence sources now f!'· Philippine activists in tiM> U.S. " most worklng·class E~~pt.tans ,, ~ port that Ver ha s been flying Tllelr top tarw t in America live in hovels. But even In tiH'Ir ·•. back and forth between the was Marcos' arch·rival. Benigno st r alte ~ e d circumstances, ~. United States and Southeast Aquin o. The DIA r!'ported tha t Egypt 's lower classt>s appa r· .• Asia, meeting with cohorts and Imelda Marcos secretly called on entiy en joy till' luxury shared by " building an underground to op· Aquin o In May 19&1 , and warned many middle-class Amt>ricans·: pose Aquino. him tha t Ill' mi ght be assass i· videocassette recorders . nata:l If he returned to the Many Egyptian " hovels " boast While he was chief of sta!!, Ver Philippines. VCRs, and video shops s dl and Aquino disregarded th!' war n· rent rno\·les that Include the personali)' direc ted the security operations that cracked down on In g. la ter returned home and was latest Hol lywood produ ctilns as Marcos' opponents. He was In gunn ed down as he st!'p ped . off well as Egyptian films . The ·~ charlJ' of "special st>e urlty pro· till' plan r . This cold·blooded government reportedly·approves jects" that not only hou nded murder precipit ated the dra · of this home video fad, figuring exiles who dared to oppose malic evmts that led to Marcos ' that families who are watching Marcos but ellminatoo !'Orne of downfa ll and his r!'placement by tiH' !r VCRs aren't plotting ft'VO· Aquino 's widow. till' most troublesomt>. · lutlon. Possibly by the same ·.. · Vt>r Is now wanted In till' Ver developed a particularly tokt>n, th!' govt>rnment's Moslem ·, close relationship with President Philippines ilr a llegedly plo tting fundamentalist opposition hat es · Marcos' wife. Imelda. At one th!' assass ina tio n. Intelligence t re VCR craze, and ha s even • llrne. their operatlons in till' sources say that, meanwhile. he go ne to till' !'xtreme of torching . · Unit ed States ca me under the is directing a shadowy operation the cassettl'S. Churchill and summitry _ ___,. ___B__en__w:.. ,-a__tie_nb__e_rg In 1q:~ . Prime Minister Cham· berlain goes to a summit meeting wit h Hitler in Munich and comes back ass uring us trere will be " peace fn our tlme." He says that what ls needed ls more arms co nt rol, not more arms. and that Ill' wll l deal with Herr Hitler. Later, Chamherlaln says, "Our policy of appeasement Is liegln· nlng to work." And the Brtt!sh public applauds the app<;>aser. Within mo nths, Hitler· is on the march . Sixty million peo ple wlll dle before the war Is over. Cut to Iceland. Anot iH'r sum· mit, almost half a century later. It's more than a llttle confusing allout who did what to whom in Iceland, but several things come Into focu s. Reagan went to Iceland having already presided over. a larg' Ar:nerlcan mllit ary buildup following a decade of Soviet adventurism. And he surely was not pushing Star Wars - whatever Its merits - to app<;>ase t re Soviet Union . As soon as the Iceland summit ended, many liberal · pundits criticized Reagan for not making tre arms control dea l of till' century. Why, we could save a trillion dollars if we dumped Star Wars! And we ha ve a deficll and poor poople to think of. Reagan , the Ch·ur ch lllian hawk, returns to America . But this Is not tre !930~; Reagan's popularity jumps. Public support for Star Wars goes up. In some Senate races It ls usro as a symbol of' wretrer the candl· dates are for a strong America. Suddenly, everybody In politics seems to be stressing support for · some version of Star Wars and for a strong America . Now, PBS Is !'O rnetlm es critic· lzed for having a left .wln~. . .' ) Stnce Oct. 12. I have been somew hat mt>taphysl· musing, mwrderous groups In the Middle East. If not till' wor ld. ra lly, about how the past Impacts That tempers the hopes kindled this week for the l't'malnlng two on the prt>sent, and how the American and four French hostages In Lebanon held by the Jihad. present sends us dlm glimpses of. Wlll they also be released - or wlll they suffer the same fat e that the future. apparently has been metro out to U.S. embassy polltlcal officer Oct. 12 was the night that Wllllam Buckley and French researcher Michel Seurat? .. . President Reagan and his nego· Dealing with terrorist groups Is a iormldable job. Most demand the tlatlng team returned from the release of captured terrorists In exchange fo r innocent Americans Iceland summit. · and 'Frenchmen. Such exchanges lead only to new kldnapplngs - and It was also the night of till' final new demands . episode of the elght·part series What offers wert> made to st>eureJacobsen's releasearenot known, . "Churchill: The Wilderness Ye· but bbvlously U.S. efforts have paid olf. "Quiet diplomacy" may yet ars, " aired by the Public Broad· · triumph where bluster and accusations have failed. castlng Service. Having now read 'more than enough about the Reykjavik · summit , I am convinced that till' Chu rchill programs explained more about what's happening to us than all the Iceland com men· !aries rolled Into one. The PBS programs brilliantly drama tize Churchill's lonely up· hill fight during the 1930s to alert Today ls Friday, Nov. 14, tbe 318th day of 1986 with 47 to follow. England to the threa t posed by The moon Is moving toward Its full phase. Hitler's milita ry bulldup. We see The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. Churchill plead for more English The evening sta rs are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. arms and for a stern Western Those born on this date are under the sign of Scorpio. TIH'y Include diplomatic response to the grow· Roller! Fulton. Inventor of the steamboat, In 1765; French lng Nazi war machine. Impressionist painter Claude Monet In 1840; Indian statesman The Brit Ish mllltary lntelll· Jawaharlal Nehru In 1889; composer Aaron Copland In 1900 (age~~; gence community sends Chur· Wisconsin St>n. Joseph. McCarthy In 1908; actor Brtan Keith In 1921 chill a stream of secret · docu. (age 65); King Hussein of Jordan In 19~ (age 51); and Prince rnents detailing the German Charles. heir to the Brlt!sh'throne, In 1948 (age 38) . menace. Churchill makes elo· On thls datt> In history: quent speeches. But his alarmist In lB:r.!, the first horse·draw n streetcar made Its appearance In New and hawkish views are rejected Yof,k City. 1 by till' E nglish people and de· . In 1940·, German planes bombed Coventry, England, destroying or rlded within his own Conserva. · damaging 69,000 buildings. tlve Party. He Is frozen out of the In 1972, for the first time In Its 76·year history, till' Dow Jones Conservative Cabinet. Industrial Stock Averagl) closed above JOOO. , Llmp·wrtsted Conservatives In-,1975, Spain agreed to abanoon the Spanish Sahara, opening the tell Churchill lha t the country waY. to control of the African territory by Moroceo and Mauritania. won't s t ~ nd for cutting tht> social In 1984, former Israell Defense Minister Ariel Sharon went to court welfare budget to lncreaSt> the In New York with a $50 million libel suit against Time Inc. He lost the military. They say Churchill Is sultafler a two·month trial. exaggerating the Nazi thr ea t, A thought for the day:· Jaw!lharlal Nehru said, " Democracy and that Ill' sees Nazis under every socialism are a means to an end, not the end ltselt. " bed. (Sound familiar? ) 'foday in history . 'ferrorism pays____~_·_ ___;,_·_w_ill-'-ia-~_F_.'~Bu_c_kl_ey_J_r: :~ DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor My dictlonary defines a bozo as a "fellow" or a "guy." In other words, a male. Just because National No Boz oo Day was crea ted by Larry Har.mon. 'who plays what has been described as " television's rmst pop~lar and enduring clown." doesn' t necessarily mean that all bozos are-clowns. Some may simply be men. Before you start jumping Jo conclusions, consider that No Bozoo Day this y!'ar was celebra ted last Friday, which my calendar tells me wa~ three days after the elect ion. I'm sure th!' voters,wouldn't have t>lt>cted any clown~ to Congrpss t>Vt>n if lht> two t>Vt>nts had coincided. Not wiH'n they could kee p till' clowns for themselves by elect ing tiH'm governors or !'O rnething. Harmon. Incident a lly, dP!lnes a bozo "a peculiar typ<;> of fellow." Hr :says bozos are likely " to miss till' meaning of an entire event bcc)lus!' they ar!' caught up ln the mea nin glt>ss deta il. " By that dt>!lnition, I could see why nearly a quarter of tre surveyed rrailers of the magazine Working Wom!'n consider their company managers "bozos." · I'Nr never been a boss myst>l! but I ca n tell you a bit about " meaningless drratl." And there's more. C'lluld the survey mea n that it would be better If managers saw the · mt>~ nln g of entire CVPn ts? Well. before you start jumping to conclusions co nsider ·that Harmon sa ld ·ont> of the pu rposes of No Bozos Day was to convey the message: "Don't be a Bozo wben lt comes to personal health and safety." I 1Jardly need point out that Working Womt>h didn ' t ask its f!'a dcrs wi>f!ther male supervisors were unhealthy or unsafe. Tht> poll merely required thr m to answer such questions as whetiH'r tiH'ir bosses tnsplrro loyalty . One of the ways aut o parts d!'alers are tryi ng to promoteht>alth and salet)· on tht> highw ays is by selling motorists "collis ion avoi dance" liglj ts, or thi rd brake lights that lit into rt>ar windows . f WOUld say fro m my l'entures into.ruSh·hOu r traffic thi s yea r tha t thr ligh ts are at least as popular as the fake radiator port boles th at r nj9ycd a brisk sale back In days when cars still had fenders. I'll concrdP. however. that one purpos!' of "collis ion avoidance" llg~ts Is mor!' than cosmetic, although many motorists may have bollght thPm primarily to prove they drive late·model cars. According to Harmon, "tiH'r!' are millions of 'unauthorized · Bozoo across Arn!'fica." He dops n't gut>Ss at how many climb behind till' w~el on occasions, but I would say most commuters drlvelikr tbey WQr<' ca ught up in meaningless detaiL fer haps "collision avoidanet>" llghts will help tiH'm see entlrt> !'vent s. · ~!'an while, any driver who runs into the rear of your car wiH'n a third bra kP light in the rea r window clratly 5 glowi ng Is strictly a bozo that womt>n ·can't Pli min ate by gett ing a job. -~ ~ .Meet the , Meigs Marauders : dovls h tilt. Yet. let 1t be noted that th~ Churchill story ls still tIll' most intelligent and potent case to be mad e for the har d·liner' vi ew that peace co mt>S from strength. The ob\'erse view yields th!' lcsso)'l of till' 'lls: tha t weakness yields chaos fort h!' democracies. Rememher, tht> ':Jls was lht> d1ccade when Ronald Reagan came of agr . After all the talk of a "successor generation," it l~ the tragic even ts of tre ',lis that still · frame the view of till' world as ,. see n through the eyes of policy makers ln Europe and America . Reykjavik and Munich . Both on our t!'levis iln on Oct. 12. History does not always repeat •· itself. People · do lea rn from : experience. 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"'Thou sha~ not be afraid for the terror by niaht; nor for the arrow... nor ... the pestilence... nor...the destruction." Pomeroy SWISHER&LOHSE PHARMM.' Y -~we Fitl DoctOrs' ru TfAFORD .REALTY 2 ~~:;;:r~O:d 992-3325 [B Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbus, 0. 804W.Main H2·2318 Pomeroy ••" ''" "' By BOB HOEFLICH fJ EWS & SONS SOHIO ,.., f'u(mJI.l;5, 6 Prescriphons Middleport Pomeroy FRANCIS FLORIST Meig~ Counry'!l OfdeJI Floritt , 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614/992-2844 RIDENOUR RNI~!~~RDWARl Hom elite Saws 214 E. Main 992-5130 Pomeroy 1 ~ Rawlings-Coats-Bio\)ler FUNERAL HOME ' "Stning Families" 264 s. 2nd, Middleport • ' 992-5141 is an emotion, whether 'well-grounded or not, which sooner or later strikes all of us; and we all . have our own brand of it. Some are 'afraid WAID CROSS SONS SlORE GRAVElY TRA7,CT~OR~si.Al;Esi']iiiJi-;0 of crime; some of an apparently worsening Grocenes- P-roy, 011. world situation that could lead to war or the loss of our freedom. Others· are fearful of General Mercttandise Racmet49-:ZSSO • 992-2975 . ,,,..,., ·, o..n, Shl '""" 104 E. MAlt ST. POMEROY CHAPMAN SHOES earthquakes, particularly after having experienced them. Still others dread an imPending illness, and even' a routine trip to 992-2815 Veterans. Memorial ~tal MT.' IN 115 E. ,.,.orlol Dr. ·2104 the dentist fills them with great apprehension. Resta~r111t protective s~ield of your faith; by readin~ your ..,,.,;., KHIIei, Fllti ctw.. " Bible and attending your .House of Worship regularly. This will help to dispel your imaginary fears and teach yoU to cope With the real oneS. 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-54,32 SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PREllBY · TERIAN - Sunday School, 10 a.m.: ~.-----------.J ch~~L~;~·~;..1~'JM"oF GoD. Pastor. ·~,;:;~~wC::W~~- ~,\J!;,r~:: John Evans. sunda y School Io:oo a.m.: Church SC'hool9: L'> a.m; Wcnhlp 5£'rvlr }):l> Sunday Mornln2 Worship U:OO a.m. Chll· ,WldN' {)!fl'('rlan of l.ilr. Burl .' POMEROY OfURCH OF 1lJE NAlAa.m. ll'tK>arsal, 'I'Ueiday, 7:ll Rctv. p.m. RENE.Choir Cam Unlon and MJlbm"y, Thomas Clm McCiullJ!, past!J'. Norman Pr£~S~- s s. Supl . Sunduy Sc-hool. 9::r. 3 m.: 1"0rnln_g wocshlp 10:.11 a.m.: N m~ sO'VIce& p.m.; mld-wrek Sl'IVict', W«lr!('!!day, ; nm. ~"' E. ' GRACE EPISOOPAL OnJRai. ni ~m S1._. Pormey. Sunda.,v S£'1'\'lroi Holy wmmuruonontlr nrst Surxta..vd mctl rmnth, wl!h morning J)'aycr on tht' lhlrdd Sunday. Mom!~ prayer and ~B"rronon and rombilwd otln Sundays ci thP rmnth Church &tlool llld NuJ'Smi, Clll'oprovid>d. r-~.r""' 00,, 111,_ 1 ~ UJU~ ..- "' ... eartsh Halllmrmilatc~· following-Ui'savlcr. ·, roMEROY C'HUROi OF CHRJST. 212 W. Main Sf .. Nl'll Proudfoot. past cr. Bible Sdlool ~'.11 a.m.. Mnrnln~wcrstllp.·JI: :Ilam : Youth n\::{>tlrtJ!S, 6:(1) p.m; E\'ffiing worship, 7:00 p. rn. w~v nll'(hl JJ'itYC'f met>tln,~~tandBiblp st\11:1.•. 7:00 pm. , •THE SALVATK)N ARMY. 115 Bultwwt Ayt•.. Porro-oy Mrs. I:'bra W\nin~ In dlar~ ~~;\' ~linE'S." RK'<'tln~. 10 a.m., !'ll.lnday _,..........,_ 1ucl) n.m Slnday School, YFSM ~ Adam-.. leackT. 7:ll p.m Salvalion mreUn~ \'arioutJ: speakm and mus ~s Jlf'('iafi. Thursdl,\', U·ll a.m. to 2 p.m. l.adlel 1-1om:4'a(M'. mm~brrs In char~. all WOilX'J1 lnvflrd: 6:-4.'i p.m. ThursdJ,V. C.O,:.. Cadrf Ciasss !Younp Proplf'oBibif'l, 7..)) p.m. Blbk• Study otnd Pr.t~ ITI(l(lfin~. t.p01 rotll' public. ,.. POMEROY WE'STSIDE OIURCH OF "''R-. -olllal Chtldrm'sHo~-" jCounly Llf . . .. JWOCJ Road 161. m2-sni. Voc~ ! music SundayWor·sihp IOa.m., Blbll'~udy n am: Wcn hlp.6 p. m WednE'sday Blblf' Study. 7 p.m "OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISl'lAN ClfVRCH. Alvin Curtis, pastor: Linda !M·an. &ipl Sunday SC'In:Jl ~ .1J a.m.: IJ'C'8C'hlngM't'-..im;, first and third !'llrda~ foikM'In,~~t ~nday Sdlool. Yooth mt't'llng, 7:]) p.m. f".My Sun· all !,;)j "~ · tGRAHAM UNITED ME'I'I-I)DIST, Pr'rech lng 9:30am. first and sl"epnd. ~u nd.iys of ooch month: third and fourth SundayC"ach month worship servi<'Nl at 7: 30p m.: wron(':';da,v rvcnlngs al 7:30 p m Pf'tlY{'r and Blblr Study. -sEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST. Mulbrri;.' H<'I.Rhts Road. Pomrro:v . Leroy Bi'Urh. Pastor: Sabbath Srhool Supcrln· UJick'nt . Rhonda Markin. Sabbath Srhool btjltns at 2 p.m. an Saturda.v wi th worship sfii'Vkfl rollowln,R at J; 15. Evt>t')'CI'Il' wei· 0011'1£'. ·,'RtrrLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ., Slst('r Harrtt'll Warnt'r, Supt. Sunday S(hool 9·30a.m.: Mornin~ worship 10:45 atm. 'POMEROY F1R~l BAPTIST, Lyston Hjlllcy. mlnlstrr William Snoufft'r, Sunda_v School Supt. Sunday School. 9:30a.m. : Mom ln~ Worship 10::10 a.m. .- nRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST. Po· 'B mrro.v Plk c. E, La mar O ryanl. pastor: Jact: N('(ldll. ~ unday Srhool Dir('{'tor. Sun· da~ School . 9:~ a.m.: Momlnfl! Worship, 10:45: rvenlnJI! worship, 7: 00 p.m. 10 ·ST · .1 &7::10 1EST.L WtdnfiSday PrayC'rScrviC'e , 7:00p.m. rO S.T.I 1:7:30 P.M. !E.S. T:): Mission Frll'nds ja~Mt 2-61. Ro~al Ambu ssadors rbovs ~~('S 6-IP.I , ~nd Girls In AeHon ! a~f'S 6-18 \ on Wt'dnl?!ldays, 1 P m. IDST.I&7::l»p.m IE.S.T.I: Tursday VIF,IAia!TiloHn .T6A,:JOBEpR.mNACLE CHURCH " · I • Dd • lry Run Rolld . R{'Y EmmC"sll RawsocJI.:hpas ror. HandiC'~ Dunn. supt. undav "'-' ool, IO.a.m.: Sunhdlnayrv7~ nlise rvThice,1d: 30p. m . · -Biblf\ tcer .IE. ;.,., p.mr urs ay. · ·~Y RACUSE MlSSION. Chrrcy St . Sy· r~cuw S<'rvlcc-s. 10 a.m. Sunday. EvenlnJr scrvlcrs Sunday and Wrclnl'Sd~y at 7: OOp. m~ MIDDL EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRTSTIANUNtON. RI"V. KclthEblln. pasvmtor,nS,~d.apl.'.' MScohrno~"9W~r~;~f"p.· ·10~~d,r H01• ""' m.i SUnda\1 f'V('ning St>rvlcr ?:.1() P m : Wrdnl'Sda.v Pra_v...r Ml'Nintt:. 7= :10 p.m. >IT, MORIAJH CHYRCH GOD. RarlnC'. Rrv am~ .,alter 11c · PBS!or FrfX"man William&, Supt. Sunday School ,:J·-4~ a.m.: Sunday and WcdnC'Sday rvt'n~~~fO~cr~cfR~- FIRST BAPl'lST. • ..--C....... ~-· Sixth and Palmer. Earl EdC"n, Pastor! Bob Parkrr, S.S. Supt.: Cat hy Ri~Kli . A~~t . Supt . Sunday School. 9:15a.m.: Morning Worship, 10:15 a.m.; Su nday Evnin ~ serv IC'fo, 7 p.m. Pray('r m('(' tln~ and Bib I(' Study Wedn l'Sday evrnln,z:. 7 p. m . ~ Chlklr('n'~ eholr pra ellc~. WrclnE'S · day. 7 p.m.; Adult eholr pracrtre, Wf'd .. 8 p.m.: Radio pr~rarn , WMPO, Sunday. s: ;wa.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, inister· Mikt> !ith'an d Mal n, AI Har1• 011 . m • p,r G~11~c~h:f~~il :~~IJou~::Wo~~~ w ship 7.00 P m 10:30 a.m. Even Ing or · · · WI!dnesdaY. ?: 00 p.m. Prayer meeting. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. FriPd Penhorwood. rastor, 992· 58. Bill Whllt", Sunday Schoo Supt. Sun · ·1 ~:~S~~:,~ ~~n~~i~ll~::.~t1~%h:. m. Wfdne3day, 7:00p.m. Prayer meeting. IJI!iTED PRIIIIYTEBIAN IIIINilTRY ;, OF !IEIG8 COIJlilrY a... llo!o w,..._ HARRISONVR.LE PRESBYTERIAN , CHQRCH - Sund1y: Wo'"'hlp SM'VIcl'S 9:00a.m.; Church SctloollO:l5 1.m.. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN - ; Sunday School. 9 a.m.; Church service, 1 JO;I~.a.m . Qulckol .... lluttt ••• natural disasters such .as bad storms .or Whatever it is that you're afraid of, put on the (row's Family Acroa ftem tiM CourlhoUH POMEROY, 01110-992-6677· St>rv lce 7:00p.m. Wed ., 6 p.m. YooOR La· di{'S' Auxiliary Wednrsday, 7 p.m. Famdren's Church 11 a.m. Sunday Evening U y Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Off RL 124, 3 miles from Portland-Long Bot· tom. Edsel Hart. pastor. Sunday School, 9:3CJ a m.: Sunday morn ing prNchlng 10:30 a m.. Sunday t>venlngservlces, 7·:.J p.m.• MIDDLEPORT FREEWn.t BAPTIST CHURCH. Corn@r Ash and Plum. Ralph Cundiff. paslor. SundaySehool10:00 a.m.; Morninp- Worship. 11 :00 a.m.; Wednesday and Sa turday Ev@nlng St:>rviC't'S a t 7:30 p. m. So just take whatever sensible precautions you can," and then trust in the Lord to do the Pemi,.y p. m. MT . MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Main St., Middleport. Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr., pastor. Mrs. Ervin ·Baumgardner, Sunday School Supt . Sunday Scbool9:30 a. m.; Worship Serv!C(', 10:45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Josrph B. Hoskins. evan~('I!SI. Sunday BlbleStudy9a.m.; Worship. 10a.m.: Sun- ,• day evenln(C service 6 p.m.; .Wrdnesday . evmlng service. 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY. Racln•. Rt. 124. William Hobaek, pastor. Sunday' 1• School 10 a.m.: Sunday Pvmlnfl! M>rvltt" 7 p.m. Wfdnesday i'venlntt S£'rvlce 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cbeadlt', Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. MornlnR Worship 10: ll a.m. PrayE'r scrvlre. altern' OF CHRIST. St. ate SUndays. c~-·ers, min'"· MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL. Third ~ "' .ter . Supr. Harry Ht'll · Ave Rev. Qark BakPr, pastor. Carl Notdrlcks; School 9:30 a.m.; Morning tln,e:ham. Sunday School Supt. Sunday worship 30a.m.; E\ffnlngworshJp 7p. Srtlool 10 a.m. with elast;N; tor all afi!('S Evcnln• st>n.·tcf's at 6 p.m. Wednesday BJ. m. Wednesday wonhlp 1 p.m. ,. ST. PAUL LUTIIERAN CHURCH, bl(' study ar 7:30p.m. YOlllh S('rvlces Frl· ' , Comer Sycamor@ and Second Sts.. Po- day at 7:]) p.m. meroy. ThP R~v. WHilam Mlddleswarth ECCLES!A FELLOWSHIP, 128 Mill St .. , pator. Sunday SCbool ' 9:, •• a.m.·, Church' Middleport. Brothcr Chuck McPilerson. • N pas1t1r ~und<'Y School 10 a.m.: Sunday ' service 11 a.m. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr . f'\'Mlln,::: s("rvl~rs at 7p.m. and Wedn£1Sday f Anthony Glannamore. Ph . 992-5898. Satur- S(lrviC't'!l at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kl'nnNh Smith, day Evening Mass 7 :ll p.m.; SUnday pa!Otor. Sundav School 9::» a.m.: cllurcll : 1Mh., shou , 8 a~lo · and 10 a.m. Confessions (l!e a11 r _. re eech Mau:CCOclaAeS, serviC'C' 7· 30 p.m.: youth li>llowslllp 6: 30 p. · m : BlbiC' :-tudy. Thursday, 7:30p.m. 1l a.m . SUBdaLP-r FU,LL GOSPEL LIGHTHOUSE. 330<'l M~d'i!?o~~ James ISJ.' ~~~. 2Pnda,fotr... HlliuKI Road. Pom£>roy. Tom Ke-lly, pas- , Sund r r , In oy m,orn,lng worshwlp 10 a.m.; Even · lor., Qa~ny Laq')bert, S. S Supt. Sun~y fl serv ce p.m.; Ednesday t>venlng momln« servlct" at 10 a·.m.: s\.nklay1 rven-. ~ worship 7 p.m. Vlsltallon, Thl,lnday 6:30 inK St'rVIcP 7:30p.m. Tu~day and Thun· da:v Stnlr€'S at 7: M p.m. . P·:oRSECHAPEL CHURCH Ch 1 WORD OF FAITH, 11.1 Mill St., Mlddll'- • N rrl ares- port. Sundfi!Y morning srrvtce JO: 15 a.m.: " q s, pastor. Sunday School. 10 a.m.; worship service, 11 a.m.; Sunday night Sunday (IY(Iftlnj:! 7· .ll. Thursday momln!ll' ~ worship servlee, 7::1) p.m.; Midweek ,!llbiC' study 10 a.m. Wcdnl'Sday £1VBIInF: . 1:.xl p.m. prayt>r serv~. ?::30 · p.m. Thursday. NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF THE NA· UVINC WORD CHESTER CHURCH . OF GOD- Gllbf>rt Sj)('TIN'r, paslor. Sun - ZARENE. RC\'. Gl<'ndon Stroud. pastor. , day School 9:.)) a.m .: Morning service Sunday ~chool9: l'J a.m.: Worllhlps('rvlcr, . lO:OOa.m.; Sundayevenin,li: sC"rvlct'7:00p. 10:30 a.m.: Youth servlcC' Sunday *1:15 p. Sundn:v C'venln,I!.'S('!'VIN>7:00p.m. Wrd - ~ .; Mid-week prayer service Wednesday m nl'Sday Pra)'t'r M('Ning and Blblt:" Study. 7mp.m. 7:00p.m. MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH SETTLEMENTC~URCH . Sun.' Lawrence Bush, pastor. Max F'dlmE'r, Sr: da~·NEASE aftf'rnoon ~rvlcl'S at 2:30, Thursday Supt. Sunday School and Momln~ Worship 9 · ~ am s d __ , . lc l'v('nln,l!.' S£1rv lr('S at 7: :K». . .w · .; un ayev11:1un11 .11t'rv t', 7 p.m.; BAPTIST CHURCH. Mason. W. Ydaouth mE'ellng and Bible Study, WE'dnt'S - VaF1R."iT . Pal! tor. Bill Murphy SundaySchoollO y, 7 p.m. · UNITED FAITH CHURCH . Rt . 7on Po - a.m.: Sunday l'venln~ 7::11 p.m. Pra yt'r mcroy By p •-· 0 ld WI S and 8\blt'study Wcdn£1Sday, 7:It · ass. ~"- av seman, r . mt'<'tlnp: p.m. E\'N-yonr "'<'lcon'l£'. pastor. Melvin Drak(!, S. S. Supt. Sund11v RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIS'!\ Sa· lkbool9: 3J a.m.; M()rnlnR Worship lO:ao': EveninJt Worship 7::ll p.m.: Wt'dnesday ll'm St. Rt>v. Paul Taylor. pustor. Sunday , School10i! .m.; SunduyC'V(Inlng7:00p.m.: Prayer Ser\11("(', 7:00p.m. WPdn rsday Cv('nin,IZ prayl'r ln('('lin,e: 7:00 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Railroad p.m St .. Mason. Sunday SchoollO a.m.·, Morn· In SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT . a: worship J1 a.m.; Evening SPrVIC'I' 6 p. CHURCH. SilvC'r RldgC'. Ouunr Sydrn· ' m. Pra)'fr m~ung and Bible Study Wed· strleker, paslor. Sunday ~hool 9 a.m.; nt>S da )'. '1 p.m. FORESt RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nylc Wor ~ hl p Silrv!cc, 10 a.m : Sundayc>vrnlnR • S<'rVICC', 7:00p.m . Wcdnt>Sd3y nl~ht Bib]{' • Borden, paslar. Cornelius Bunch, sup! st udy 7: 00pm . •· Sunday School 9:ll a.m:, ·•--nd and "'""" l~;~~~r:.eisit.~~~:::~~i~~~~~~~~~~..:~~~~~~~~~ Tuetday, 7 30 at 7;:JJ p.m.: Men's Prayer Br!e.ldast, ' REORGANI££~ CHURCH OF JESts Wednesday. 7 a.m. /Grace~ . · CHRISTOFLA1TERDAY SA..INTS. Pori · SUTI'ON - Church School, 9:30 a.m.: land Racine Road Wtulam R 111 · Momln "'8 WorthJp lO : t~a.m. first and third Linda· Evau, thurch · ou dlrector. • pu1or. ICbool Sunday ~: Fellowship dinner with Carmel Cburduchoai9:30a.m.: MomingwOl'lhlp third 1bursdav. &:lO 'o.m. (McGuirt"). 10:30, a.m.; Wednsday evenlnr prayer KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. VC'I'flon serv!CN 7.l)pm EldridgE", minister: Oliver SWain. Sunday BETHi.EH&M: ·BAPTIST. Rev. Earl SSCuhnoolda". _Supt. Preaching 9: l) a.m. each Shuler1 PMtor. Wonhlp terVIce, 9:30a.m. .• Sunday SchooiJO ~ Blbl -·dy d HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur· :oN a.m. e ..... an man DurMm) pulor. SulKily aervlce. praYft' service thursday, 7:30p.m. CARLETON INTERDENO!IIINATIOM· 9:il'V a.m., evening IK'I'Viet> 7:30 p.m. AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. ~. Da· MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH Prayer meeting, Wedneday. 7:30p.m. vld Curfman, pastor. Sunday School9:l) UNITED METHODIST CHURCH BEAR WALLOW RIOOE: CHURCH OF a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening- 'f'Orship NORTHEAST CLUSTER CHRIST. Joseph B. Hoskins , pastor. Bible 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting-, Wednesday Rev. Don Archer OassE. 9:301a.mW.: Mhornl tn6 ~rWorshlp 10:sd:.)a. 7:00 p.m. Rev. Roy Deeter m.: vrn ntt ors p, : :KI p.m. Tttur ay LONG BO'M'OM CHRIS'IlAN, Vernon ltl!v. Seldoa Jobuoa Bl~l~:u~~~V~i.LE COMMUNITY Eldrld1e. pastor; WallaC@ Damewood, S. w~fr'PEfl - ChuuM~~6~~~ 9:30 u'·MmW.: ' OIURCH, Sunday School St>rvlce, 9:4S a. s. Supt. Sunday Schoolt: 00 a.m.; Worship . a.m.: :""&·m .: W hi iCE' Service, 10:30a.m. Third Tuesday. 7:30 p.m. ommunlon, ~V~-~~~~C' P ·,.~rv7 ~ 10 ' 30w.!!·m.; HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH nrst Sunda y IArcher\ cia Pr"'L Se u.:e :.,.. p.m. ..-...nes- MIII:E" Thompson, New Haven. WV. pastor. CHESTER - Wor!ilhlp 9 a.m.; Church ~;0 ~r mE'ftlng 7:30p.m. Thursday. Sunday School at 9:30a.m.: Morning worScht]~~ a;:·: 1B~~E"Ssdtudy. T1 hursda~~7 p. Ha:rl~vm!R~ %~~~jJ1~':1~~ ship atl0:30a.m.: Sundaycventn11servlct' m.; , rs ur ay. p.m.: ....um· I St S I S S S BIIMcEI at,:30p.m.ThursdlySt>rvlcesat7:30p. munlon. lirsl Sunda y tArcherl. er; f!'V(' tan ~ · · · upl.i I · m. JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m.; Church roy, Asst. Supt.; unday School9::lti.m.: FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald School 10·30 am Bible Study Wedn ~sda Worship servtre 10::tl a.m.; Evpntng wor· 7·• :tOp• m.• /Jotins'onl • y, ship p.m. and Wfdnf'lday. p.m. Knob. located (J!. County Road 31. R.fv. ST.Sunday JOHN 7LUTHERAN CHURCH,7Pint> Lawn>nCP Gluesmaunp, pastor. •Rev. LONG BOTTOM- Chureh School9·30 o ....., , Willford, asst . pas1or. Prea~lna ""' Grove. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth, •....,; Ll\ " W shl 7 Blbl S d W a.m.; or P p.m : E' tu y, o;u· St>rvirPSSunday 7::»J).m. Prayt"rmf(ltlnJt nt"Sday, 7:30 p.m ; UMYF, Wednesday, pastor. Churt"h servl~ 9:Xl a.m.; Sunday W«<nesday, 7:30 p.m , Gary Griffith , 6: 00 p.m.; Commu nion First Sunday, SchoollO::II a.m. l£>ader. Youth groups Sunday evenln(C at IAJ~~HSvtLLE _ChurchSchooJg:ao, Jo:~~=~~~~~~~~~:.Y%h~~;: &:30 p.m. with RO)::er and Vlolrt Willford, La Ha s s s M leaders. Communion service first Sunday m : Worship Service 11:00 a. m. f[}(>eter). m.: rry ynH. · · up1· orn1ng each month. 30 TUPPERS PLAINS Sf. PAUL w~~~fJ~ JnTJiCH OF TfiE NAZA· WHITE'S CHAPU. WESLEYAN Church SchoolTuesday 9 a.m.; !·II Worship a.m.; Sible Study p m.10 UMW RENE, Rev. Lloyd D. Grimm, Jr., pastor. CHURCH ..... Coolvlllr RO, Rev. Phillip Rl· · · · · " · Ora Bass, Chalrrnanottht>Boarth)fChris• dtonoor, paslor. Sunday School9:30 am .: TFhlrlr~SThdt>SdayiA, l ·h . :tO ,p.m.: Communion llan LifE'. Sunda~School 9 :oo a.m.; Morn- worship servlcP 10:30 a.m.: Bible study s un ay rc t'I' · 1n h 10 and worship S('rvlce, Wedntlday. 7 p.m. CENTRAL CLUSTER g worOOs p.m. lp :WednesdaY a.m.; £'vangellsUc SE'r· • RUTLAND. CHURCH OF CHRIST, a-. lamoo E Corbitt viet 7: servlre, 7 p.m. · -·· · LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dex- Marl( Jon(!~, pastor. Bill Nlcholsoo, Sun· B~\t!r::r~:.-:rln tPr. Woody Call, pastor. ServiCE'S Sunday day School Supi.SundaySchool9:30a.m.; 10 am and 7 p m Wed da 7 Marnln1 Worship 111d Communion l0:30a. Rev. Ch!me~~te S. Zunla•, Jr. . . . . nes y, p.m. m. . Rn-. Andrew Rubtnkln« RliTLANDBIBLE METOODIST. Amos ASBURY(Syracuse-\- Worship 11 am. RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. Sieve Tlllls, pastor. Sonny Hudlur., wpt.Sunday :Study, Chureh School 9: 45 a.m . Charge Bible DeavE'r, Pastor. Mike Sw~er, Sunday Scboo1 9:30 a.m.; Mom in«wors hip, 10 :,.. 'WI WednE'Sday, 7 . 30~ m., UMW, first School Supt.: Sunday School 9:30 a.m.: ...... da 7 ~ ho h Momtn,.. wo hi !O •• Su a.m.: Sunday evf!nlng serviCE~ 7:00p.m. u1fiS y, :o]U p.m.; lr Re E'lllrsal, "' rs P :..., a.m.; nday WednHday H-rvl"" 7 p m WMPO proWednesday 6· JlrJ:.m:, UMW, foUrth Sunevenlntt: wonbtp 7: l0Jil.m. ·, W<dnes~y · · In Bib! .... gram 9 a.m. E'ach '"Sundpy, daV. 6· J) p.m. I elsonl. · l"Vf'tl It' l' stu~~ m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE N".,." J:.NTERPRIS BURLINru•M ~· ~ .r. E - Worship 9 a.m.: -...nl'\o "'nuRCH, RENE . Rev. LowE-ll Ford. pastor. Sunday Church Sehool10a.m .: Bible Study. Tues· Burlin~m. Ray l.audermill. pastor: RoSch oo19.:...,a.m.; ~ wors hlp ~ervce 1 10m d bertCatan wilt t ...... ~ .......... S :.,., a. ay. 7~ ;.,., p.m.: UMW · Fl rst Mon day, 7: "" .w ' an _.cr. ...........,. dKiot m.: Young people's service 6 p.m. p.m.; UMYF Sunday. 6 p.m. Choir Rl'· lOa.m.: wonlllp!lm.; Wednesday,fi p.m. Evanttt'llstlcservice6:JDp.m, Wednesday 11 hef[A.}:gg~m.:.~~u":h~h~~~g~ . ~~ ~i~~~ HOifN~C:~Wl,s~* ~fS'o7/~tJRCH OF CHRIST. MIIIPr : Worship. 11 a.m.: Bible Study, Thu rsmiiPoftRt.32S. Rev. BenJ. Wat111, past'or. St M wv E Lc 1 day, 7 p.m.; UMYF · Sun day, 6 P m. Robfrt Searles · S·S· Sup I· Sun cial'oScflool nlstPr. " ason, , a. ~ene , ODg('t', m . Sunday BiblE' Study 10 a.m.·, Wor!Franklin l 9:30a.m.: Mornln1 Worship 10: a.m.: h FOREST RUN _ Worship 9 a.m.; ~nday eventng service 7: 30 p.m.; Wed · s lp 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Bible Ch rch •••1 1 10 AM Ch 1 ""day servJ- 7. 30 p Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. II ox'l ·. 0 r prae 11 CE', """· • .m. LIBERTY ASSEMBl. Y OF GOO, DudTuesday 6 00 );) p m · ·UMW first Tuesday SILVER ·RUN BAPTIST, Bill Lillie, L ?·30p m' (N 1 · )., ' • pastor. StrvP Little. S. S. Supt. Sunday ding ane-.Mason , W. Va. J. N. ThaC'ker, ·HEATH rMt~cPort) _ Church School. SehoollO a.m.: Momlbg worslp, 11 a.m.; pastor. Evening servlrt:o 7:30 p.m.: Wo· sunday eventnwwo shl 7 ~ p men's Ministry , Thursday, 9:30 il.m.; 9·30 a.m.; Morn1n ~ Wors hi P 10 : 30 a. m.: l'i r P :...., p.m. ray@r Wednesday Prayer and BlbiP Study, 7:15 Youth Grou p, 4 p.m.: Wrdnesday. Church m(>(>llng and BlbiPstudyThunday. 7:30 p. p.m. The 23rd Psalms is undoubtedly the most quoted scripture of Choir rehearsal. 7 p.m.: ntursday, m.; Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN the entire Bible. Many of us probably can recltetlx! 23rd Psalm Pray('rS(>f\lk-e 630 Btbl St d 7 REJOICINGLIFEBAPTISTCHURCH In Its entirety andd many more can quote portions of this p.m·. (Zu ni]il:a) .. : p.m.: t> u y. - 383 N. 2nd AVP.. Middleport. Sunday CHRlSTIAN UNION. Tbe Rf'V. David MJNERSVILLE - Worship Servlc£> 10 SehoollO a.m. Sunday evenln~ 7:00p.m.; McManis, pastor. SundaySchoo19: 3D a.m. scripture, known as the "Shepherd's Psalm." a.m.: Olui'C'b School. n a m.; UMW, third Mld·WN'k servlct'. Wed .. 7 p.m. da:Sun~hy mom ina service, 11 a.m.; SunThere Is one phrase I would like to bring loour attention and Wt'dnf:'Sday. 1 p.m. : Cholr prae!lce, Mon· LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHUROI )' n'A t aervlce, 7:00. Wednll!lay Jl'axer that ts "thy staff .. ; comfort me." ' day. 7:30 p.m. IN@Isoru . Robllrl E. Muaer, pastor. SundaySchooi meetF Ina, 7:00p.m. PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Sf'rv1Ct~9 · . 9:30 a.m. ; Paul Muss«. supt.; MornlnJ AIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH, Letart, In a sense the staff, more than any ollll!r item of his personal worship !0:30 a.m.: Su nday evmlna: ser· · W· Va ·· Rt · I · Jamot '~ - ·II1, Pastor. Wora.m.; Cnureh Scboot 11 a.m.; UMW Seequtpment,,ldenllfles the shepherd as the shepherd. No other rond 1\J.C'sday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF lasl vtee, 7 p.m.; mld-wPek ser-vtce, W«<nes· · ship .ervtces 9:30a.m.; Sunday School 11 TuPBday, 7::1) p.m. IRutirntfln!i lday. 7 p,m. a.m.: EvenlnJ wcnblp 7~ 30 p.m. Tuesday profession uses a ·"shepherd's staff." The staff Is essentially a ' POMEROY -Church School. 9: ISa.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· rottq-e pra~r meettng and Bible Study symbol of concern. the compassion that a shepherd has ti:Jr his ; Worslllp 1o:30 a .m.; Choir rehearsal ZARDIE. RE!V. Glenn MrMIIlan. (JI.Stor. 9:30 'a.m.; Worship service, Wa:lnaday sheep. . Wedn~d~ r. 7:30 p.m .. UMW. second Mary Janlet> LavendPr, Sunday School 7:ru.m. . Th rsday. 7·30 p.m,; UMYFSunday.6 p.m . Supt . Sunday School 9:30 a.m.: 'MornlnJ!: W lnR SAVIOUR LIJI'HERAN CHURCH, The staff, with Its hook on the end, can be used, with an 1Corbll0 worship 10:30a.m.: Evang('JISI\rsf'Nice a ut and Henry Sis .. Ravenawood, W. attitude of concern,lor the safety of his Oock. Such as, where a ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9:15 6 p.m.: Prayer and PralsP Wednedrl:y 7~ Va. The Rev. Gecrge C. Weirick, pastor. a.m ; Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Wed- m.; Youth.meetlng, 7 p.m. ' 9.1nday SChool9:30 a.m.; Sunday worship sheep, through his own action, becomes entangled In briers or m·sday, 7: .Jl p.m.: UMYF 1Senlor111. SunEDEN UNITED BRETHREN tN llCAo.mL. falls Into deep water (a sheep cannot swim 1 the shepherd can day. ~ p.m.: 1Jun lors1 P.VPry other SunCHRIST. C. l.l!'tlllf' 'Gillllan. putor. Sun VARYBIBLECHURCH,locatedon retrieve and return them to safety. dav. 6 p.m. rFranklln ). day School10:00 a.m.; Mornln~ Worship Pomeroy Pike, County Road 2!5 neer Flat· RtrrLAND- Churrh Stllool, 9: t5a.m; 11:00 a.m. Sunday t>Vt'n inJ sPrvb 7:00 p. Woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Service. The staff Is also used to comfort the sheep. The shepherd will Worship, 10:30 a.m.: UMW !E"enlngCir· m. WednHday PVf't'llnK prayer 1ervlce on SundayatlO:JOa.m. and7:30p.m. wllb use It to bring a shy and timid sheep closer to himself so that he cit' I sreond Wednesday , 7:.)) p.m.; UMW 7:00p.m. SundaySchool9: 30 a.m.'BibleStudy, Wed· nesday • 7: .w - .m. !Afternoon ClrC'Ie) st>COnd Thursday, I p. may give . special attention and comfort to I hal sheep m IRub@nk'lnJi:l . HE FAITH FE LOWSIDPCRlSADE FOR Sometimes the shepherd wUI actually hold his staff a~atnst th; SALEMCENTER-ChurchSchooi 10a. MLOCKGROVECHRISTIAN, Rog· CHRlST, St. Rl. 338, Anlklulty. Rev . ' • w hi R ~ kl er Watson , pulor. Crenaan Pratt, Sunday Fraaklln Dtckens, "'••tor. Sunday mom· side olsomesheep simply so that they "are in tou f h." They y·1u 9 4 m.; ors P : "a.m. ( u~n 8:30 ng).a.m.: . · School Supt·"' ~omlnr W h~ •ao In 10 ~ SNOWVILLE - worship, on "· a.m.; I a.m.; Sunday eve1mg 7:30 p.m. walk lhls way almost as though they were walking OurMI School 10 a.m. ( Rubenklng ). Sunday School 10:.11 a.m.; ventni aer- Tbul'lday even1n111: :.>p.m. "hand·ln·hand." The sheep enjoys this special attention from vlcf., 7: :JJ p.m. SI'IVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· the shepherd , SOUTHERN CLUSTER MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, ,TJST CHURCH. Putor Rober1 Byers Rev. Ro1er Graee Gaator; Joe Slyre, Sandly SChool Supt. SundaySchoollOa.m.; WorshlpHrYk'eri As we comply and cooperate with the "Gentle Shevrerd's" Rev. Paul McGulre undi_y Sch~ 9:f5 1.m.; Evenln:IJ wu-a.m.; Sunday eventne lt'I'Vlce,7:30 p.m.; prompting a sense of safety, comfort and weli·beln~ envelopes APPLE GROVE -CH urch School9: 00 ~~:e::· m., Pra)'fr Meetmr. 6: p.m. Wedaesday even~t nrvlce 7:30p.m. ' · us and we too can be "In touch" with Chrl~t. - Fred fl,m Worship, 10:00 a.m. (ftrst and third ' TUPPEy. P'" 'NS C INIEPDmENT lllUNESS CHUROI Sund,tHr : UMWSecondTuesday, 7:30p RS ~ HURCH OF Inc:, Pearl St., Mktllepcrt. Rev. O'Dell Penhorloood, Pastor, Middleport Church o1 the Nazarene. m ; Pra\'rr ~tlng Wedn esday 7 p m ~~~- ~a~ ~~~~liter. Deryl M1nley, putor. Sun4aySdlooi9:0Cll.ll!.; !Grarr• · · ' · upl. uro a.m .; Wor . · -Mominr wonhip 10:30 a.m.; Evening 111 'l'n'l'lce, l_:-&5 p.m. BE:THANY - Wonhlp, 9 a.m., Ol.urch W«~hlp 1: ~ p.m. Tunday,12:30 p.m . Wo~hoot. 10 a.m:, BiblE!! Study, w-n-day, RENE ER CHURCH OF THE NAZA - . men I Prayer meetlnJ. Wldnetday, 7;:Jl ~ ~ ~ ~ Herbert Grote put pm P d Pr 1o 10 a.m.: Dorcas Woft'ltln's Fellowship, Frank 'Rim ' S • or. · · · rayer an a elfi"Yice-. Wednesday ·11 am IMt!Gulrt>) ' e, •Pt. \llday Sdlooll:30 a. CHURCH OF JJ;SUS CHRJST APCS· CARMEL _ Chu.rch School 9·30 a m . , m.; Won-.lp lfi'VIee-, 11 a.m. aDd 1 p.m . TOLJC - VallZanclt and Ward Rd. Elder Worship, 10:45 a.m Secont1 an'd F00rth : :nday. Wfdnaday, 7 p.m. Pr1yer meet, _Jams MUier. aanday Sdlcol, Sundays; F£>11owshlp dinner wJtR Sullm 1 t'AuREL CLIFF FREE ME'l'HliXS'JI ~O:~-e'::;~~~=lce,Su~y. 7:30 third Thursday, 6:00p.m IMcGul.rtl . ' CHURCH. David Bell putor Robtrt E · ·~MEROY wi:sLEYnetdly, 7.30 ~· EAST LETART - Church School! a.m .; , '. Stev Barton,Eblin Dlroctor o1 Ctirt.ttu 'Education·,· ·HarrllonvWe Rood. •-A:N . -IIO!:MKinl.' Worshlp JO a.m. S('('Ond and fourth Sun· .t.. ... _ .._ ~ ..~ days; UMW fl rsl "Tuesday. 7: :JJ p.m. e•u-tlllt. ~ySduJOU: ~ pulor: Clbtta:a FIUIII, Sulday Sdlool jGrace) . a.m.; Momlnr wonbtp :xl:30 a.m.;Teeal _Supt.: Sunday School9:30 a.m.: momlnr LETAI!T FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; lnAcjlon,6p.m.; EwnlnrWoroblp, 7::t0p. . wonhlp, ~a.m. ; 8Mnday .... lltoorvl<e Church School roa .m. cOrare). 11). Wl!dnllday evt!lltl'lJ prayer and Bible 7:30 p.m. Pr1yer Meetae. Weitallday MORMIMGSTAR- Wonh'fj,9:-4ila.m .: otudy, 7:!0 p.m. Choir ll"OCUce. TINnday, r7:Jl p.m. ' 7 p.m. Sell SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. . c hurcl> ool, !0:.!11 o.m.; ble Study DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST non·Pflltlt'O&tal. w....,_, IOI'Yi<e !lwlday 1 Wl!dneodoy 10:110 a.m. !McGuire). Chari" Ruaon Sr., mlllloter. Rid! Ma: 10 a.m.; !tw>day lldoool u a.m. Ewn~& , . KAt'lNl: WI!:SLI!:YAN- Church Sctiool, comber, supt. Sunda:.l) Sdtool 9:11a.m.; wonblp servke 7: ~ p.m. Wldnl!llday JD a...m ~ Wouhlp ll a.m.; UMWtlur1bMon· worship "".. ·-·Ice !0•. l.m. Bib!e- ltU dy• In 7 110 ~·)'« meel a : p.m. ' ·- ~~ ' .......---•--.;,.;.;;,..;..;.,.~.:.;.-.._.,:.__ _ _ _ _ _ day The _Daily .Sentinel Page-6 Fri_day, November 14, 1986 -· ' . !;Jew light on war P. J. PAULEY, MiENT • ~end Beat of the bend ll•yR~ • Community C<dendar / are'a happenings . ' , FRIDAY . POMEROY - Mary Shrine No. 37, White Shrine ot Jerusa· lem, will meet Friday; 8 p.m .. at !he masonic hall in Pomeroy. better seat. There will be 500 Sentbiel Staff Writer seats bn the floor and after they Well, 'I didn't know that! are taken It will be bleacher : Ji>id you know · seating. • POMEROY- Delmar Hamm, that the "cease This marks the first musical by South Webster, wJII be at the tiring" comthe Big. Bend Minstrel Assocla· Star United Met)lodlst Morning mand ~ding the · lion In nve years. The show will Church basement Frtday at 7: 30 Civil War was consiSt or 25 acts and til!re will be to display his woodworking sounded by a a brief period midway In the Is Invite to crafts. The public Meigs County show to honor Mrs . Olive Weber attend. bugler, Natha· and Mrs.· Allee Ne ase to whom nlel Sisson? the show Is dedlca tE.!. RUTLAND - There will be a • Sisson was a bugler In Co. K, Sponsoring the presmtatlon Second West Virginia Cavalry, are the Pomeroy ·Chamber ol dance Friday, 8 1:0 11 p.m., al Rutland Civic CenleF. Music by under the command of General Commerce and the Rutland Civic Music .Express. Admission $2 . Gear~ A. Cust~sr . It was reCenter Organization: Sponsors, single. $3 couple. Everyone i>orted In the Tribune Telegraph of course, divide the proceeds welcome . 61 Sept . 28, 1932, at the time ot derived from lhe show.' Sisson's death that when two POMEROY - Meigs County Confederate officers appeared at The Belles and Beaus Square Appomatox, at Custer's com· Dance Club will he gln classes senior citizens are having • a mand, Sisson blew •the' call Monday at the recreation build- ' dapce Friday, 8 to U p.m., at the . halting the advancing cavalry lng at Royal Oak Park and they senior citizen center on Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Admission ~nd ending the war. Invite you to take part. $1.50. Music by String Dusters. There are undoubtedly other Your first two lessons are free • • fnleresllng facts about Meigs so If you find out that square SATURDAY County and Its residents · which dancing Isn't for you, you can MIDDLEPORT - A craft will be lost If they aren't drop II without losing a dime. bazaar open to the l,lUblic will be recorded. For !his reason tlx! You're Invited to slop by on held at the Middleport firehouse Meigs County Pioneer and His· Monday and just watch even to from 9 a .m. to 5 p,m. Saturday. lorlcal Society Is publishing a see II you might be interested .:... Proceeds will go to the Middlesecond volume of Its Meigs without any obligation . County History. U you have any questions or port Boy Scout Troop 245. A variety of handmade crafts, A workshop to help any with need a dash of encouragement the writing of a family history just call 992·2500, 7~2 - ZJ29 ; 992· baskets, wooden Items, baked will he held Saturday - that's 7261 and West Virginia residents goods will be tor sale. tomorrow - from 1 to 4 p.m. at can call 773-5910. LONG BOTI"OM - The Unroe the Meigs Museum. Butternut • Family of Crown City will be Ave., Pomeroy. Did I tell you? Jerry Colmer of PomeroY. Is a heart patient singing at the Mt. OllveCommun· Ralph Sisson, a pastchiefofthe confined to the CCU Unit at ity Church In LongBottom at 7:30 Pomeroy Fire Department, was Rhodes Hall , University Hospital p:m. Saturday. Pastor Lawrence honored by the depart men I Mon- In Columbus , Cards - and he'd - Bush extends an Jnvltatlon to the day night for having turned In 50 like to hear from you - can be public. years of service. sent to room 1136. RACINE The Eastern· Sisson joined the fire departSouthern alumni football game ment on Nov. 6, 1936. During A reminder. be played Saturday, 7 p.m .• will ceremonies, he was presented a The Ladles Auxiliary .fo the at the Southern High field. watch by the current fire chief, Orange Township Volunteer Fire Tickets may he purchased at Charles !-fgar. Department will be staging Its at the gate. Southern High pr Fellow firemen kidded Sisson a turkey dinner beginning at 4 p.m. bit - what with 50 years service Saturday at the fire station In ORANGE TWP - Oran~ to the department - he will be Tuppers Plains . The price of $4 Township Volunteer Fire Depart· presented a " good" watch. includes " turkey and all the ment's annual turkey dinner wllf trlmmlns" - even dessert . be Saturday, at the firehouse. - -J:.. Advance tickets lor the Big with serving to begin at 4 p.m. Bend Varieties of '86 - to be Speaking of Tuppers Plains. staged at 8:10p.m. on Saturday, Nancy Schul Is again giving POMEROY - Salisbury PTO Nov. 29- are now on sale. plano lessons at her home in fall leslival will he held SaturThey can be purchased at the Tuppers 'Pialns. There just aren ' t Rutland Department Star~ and too many instructors around day . The kitchen wUI open at 5 Rutland Furniture and Bottled these days . You ,can oontacJ p.m., games will begin at 6:30 Gas: the Middleport Department Nancy al her homelf you want to p.m. and there will be a perlor· mance by the Shady River Slore and Dan's In Middleport; give plano the old college try . Shuftlers. The public is Invited. Swisher and Lohse Pharmacy, Top of Ihe Stairs, Farmers Bank .It gets cold every !ali, right? and Savings' Co.. Chapman Then why was Is It such a shock SUNDAY Shoes, BBank One and at The this fall? Do keep smiling. POMEROYA free workshop Dally Sentinel in Pomeroy. on researching and writing tam· Why buy advance tickets? lly histories will be held at the Well, there are some advan · Meigs County Museum in Pome· tages . Number one is thai you roy, Saturday 1 to 4 p.m. The save money. Meigs County Pioneer and Hls·The advance tickets are $2 H & R Block. Kehler Bu; !ness Iorlcal Society is offering the wlille tickets at the door will be Services, Pomeroy, and Bank workshop to assist Individuals $2.50 each . Also with advance One, AIIX!ns NA, are sponsoring Interested In having family hlsto· tickets you can rrove right Into a tax Information seminar cover· rles Included in the Society's tlx! Rutland Civic Center without lng I he new Income lax law from publication of Meigs County getting tied up at tbe box office7 to 9 p.m. Monday at the Senior History Vol . 11. All articles must · the result - you should · ~I a Citizens Center, Mulberry be submitted to the Society prior Heights, Pomeroy. to the deadline date, Feb. 15, Topics covered will Include 1987. Individual income tax provisions ·and business tax provisions. POMEROY - Meigs County Speakers will be Karl and Mary Genealogical Society will meet Kebler from H & R Block and Sunday, 2 p.m., at the Meigs Karl Kehler III, CPA, from Coun!y Museum. Kebler Business Services. They will be covering all aspects ofthls POMEROY - The Big Bend new tax law and will address CB Club will have Its annual , By RUTH POWERS questions that residents might Thanksgiving dinner at the Rock ·Be an Ohio reader : As part of have concerning a speclllc Springs Grange hail Sunday at 1 Libraries: Lear ning for Life p.m. Meat will be furnished and situation. actlvilles at your local libraries, Light refreshments wUI be each family Is Io take a covered the library is conducting a served. There is no charge lor the dish and their own table service. survey to find out what your Members of the club and their seminar. f ~'vor ite hook is now or w~s when growing up. Letters will be sl'!lt mit and forms are available at lljo library for patrons to fill out. USED CARS Join 1n this aclivity and s!Dw yoo are an Ohio Reader. If you ·h~ve' never been to the library, now Is a good time to come In and sh'are your favorite book. :rhe week of Nov . 17 ·22 Is Children's Book Week. Any child ~ signing up lor a library card or 4 Dr., 4 sp. displaying the library card I!ley already have. will rece ive a coupon good tor a small cone 4 Dr., ,4 sp~ good condition. from the Dairy Queen. Remember your library now has a literacy program. There 4 Dr~ runs good, 4 sp. are volunteers walling to help people who need help with reading. 2 Dr. H.T. ~ library has the Talking Bdok equipment In-house now, so If :you need the equipment · or k'\()W ot anyone needing It Looks & runs lice n1w, outo., P.l~ P.S., air. contact us at 992·ii!13 or 992·5713. ')'he lovely ladies trom tre RSVP progam of the Senior Auto., P..B., P.S. 1 . Cilizens had their Halloween stqry ho~r Oct. 29. Stories. crafts, and treats were enjoyed by the~ 2 dr., looks good, runs goad. children attending. Our own ' story hours are Thursdays at Pomeroy Library, 2 p.m. and Looks & runs ..... Fridays at Middleport Library, 2 p.m. Some 'ot this information may seem repetliious, but I feel the public needs to be comtantiy aware of tbe many sei"vlce$ Its library system can and does otter. Come In and check us out! Tax seminar slated ·for Monday guests are Invited. The most valued member will be announced. furnished. There will be a pig In' a polk auction following the dinner and members are asked to take ·gllts for the Athens Mental Health Hospital. RACINE -Racine First Bap: list Church will dedicate their building addition 9lnday, 2 to · 4:30p.m., with a smrtdedicatlon Date chanp~d service In the : sanctuary, folPOMEROY lowed by open house and refresh· ments. Public Invited. POMEROY - Mount Hermon United Bretlrm in Christ Church, Texas Community, County Road 82, Is having a hymn sing 9lnday, 7 p.m ., featuring the Joy Singers, from Racine. Other singers Will be tlie' Buck· leys; the Hollers, the Sandi!rs and the Victory ~artet. Everyone Is invited . MONDAY ' ROCK SPRINGS The Grange officers' meeting will be held Monday, 7:30 p.m. at the Rock ·Springs Grange Ha II. All Grange o(flcers are w-~d to attend. RACINE - Soutlx!rn Lpcal School Board will meet 7 p.m. Monday In the high school cafeteria . POMEROY - Meigs County Churches ot Christ Mens and Womens Fellowship will have a Thanksgiving dinner at tlx! Pomeroy Church of Chrlsl, Monday, 6: 30 p.m. George Pickens and family . missionaries from Africa. will he guests. A meeting of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter,: Daughters of tlx! American Re -: volutlon, will meet Friday. Nov. · 21, Instead ot Nov.l4, at the oome : of Mrs . Ronald Reymlds. Pros - ~ peclive members and guests are· Invited to the meeting. A next : door parking area bas been reserved. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16th 'All You Can Eat" HOME COOKED PAN FRIED CHICKEN $425 HOMEMADE NOODLES & CHICKEN W'TH OUI OWN 1HICII HOMEMADE NOODLES $325 loth served with Mashed Potatves with Homemade Gravy; Home·cooktd' Gretn ns with Mushrooms, Hot luttertd . Rolls, (offu (regular « decoffeinalld tioth frtsh lrewedl a.. KEEBAUGHS of CHESTER· RESTAURANT IT. 7 CHEnEI ~Purina· • REG. PRICE 112.00 TUESDAY POMEROY Zi Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet TuesOiy, 7 p.m ., at the Meigs County Senior Citizens center. Memb!rs are asked to bring food Items . Band changed POMEROY - True Country, with Larry Hubbard, will be providing music for Fr.lday night's dance at tb! Meigs County Senior Citizens Center, instead oft b! String D\6 ters . The dance · w!ll be from 8 to 11 p.m. and admission 15 $1.00 per perso~. Granp~ dlaner The annual Thanksgiving dinner d the RacineGr:rtgl' hall, Oak Grove Road, wlll be held Nov. 21 at 6:30p.m. at the hall. Those attending are to take a covered dish and their own \able service. The publ!c Is ltvlted to attend . Ham and turkey will he SAVE suo 2011. BAG $1140 • WE ARE NOW STOCKING ALL PURINA SPECIALTY PET FORMS. R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 39'1 W .Main IF•-Iy ••'" S.pply I . Pomeroy, Oh. The Store With "AI Kind• of Stuff" - for Pett, Stables, large 6 Sm11t Animels • lawns and Gardens -~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~ library lines: Ohio Readers SERMONETTE The new golf course next to the airport in Gallipolis, Clifhide, is a reality. During this construdion •1hase, over $1,000,000 - in pledges and donations have been made, and the course wm open in May of 1988. WH.Y JOIN NOW? · 1. Price increases after November 16, 1986. Full me•nhip now - $1250.00 When course opens - $1000.00 2. Easy payment plan (We will work with you monthly, quarterly, yearlyll · SPICTACUlAR. :~~ 1980 Chevette ... ........................... S119 5 1979 ·chevette .............................. S109S DID YOU KNOW? 1. Memben can. leave their me~ership to a de- 1978 Dodge Omni ........................... S89S f signated heir in their wiii;(One generation only.) 2. Memben receive preferential treatment for teeoff times on weekends 111d holidays. 3. Members will have exclusive use of plonned swimming pool and tennis courts. 4.-lf you move from the area, there is a process to . sell back your me~ership. (There is a $20~ transfer fee.) : 5. You can switch menarslip due.s (single, family, · · social) from year to year. 6. If you don't play golf, there are social memberships available. ·1. "lusin.." 1111mberships can also name ultimate owners (children, church, etc.) 8. Donations and ~usiness me~erships moy have positive iqalications under the new tax laws.. 1978 Chrysler Cordoba ................S1195 1976 Ford Elite ............................S119S =· 1978 Ford F-150 Ranger ............S169S 1973 Lincoln Continental Marc.;... S6SO' =· 1964 Olds F-85 ........................:..... S600 • J,. , ' '" �P.ae-6-The November 14, 1986 ' •, Business Services -- PHONE 992-2156 ll! ""' DliM1 S..t•• Ctlstltitd Dtlt 111 Court St ''""ror Ollie 451l! a few pennies spent here comes back folding money . ...... -•• ~ \.~- · 992-2156 8 Publtc Notice NOTICE 'lF ELECTIO,J The annual &lect10n of directors of the Albany In de pendent Agrtcultural So Ciety will be held December 8, 1986 at the Albany Gr1nge Hall 16cated 11 AI t.ny OH Votmg hours wdl be from 3 00 to 7 00 p m Cand1dates for d~rectors nJUit be a member of the IOCtety Pet1t1ons mu !1: be 1'9ned by 10 01 more members of the soctetv and filed Wtth the sa::retary of the socterv at least se~EI1 days before the electiOn Pet1tlons may be obtatned from the Secretary Dor•s H Moce. R ~ 1 . Box 298 Albany OH 45710 ReSI dents of Alexander local School DIStriCt 18 years o1 age and over who purchased membershep tickets for the 1988 fatr are ehgtble lo vote for d1rectors Dorts H Mace Secretary Albany Independent Agricuttural Soctety (11)14. 21 2tc PUBLIC NOTICE Tho annual report Form 990PF for December 31 19B4 for the Kobble Founda tton , Bernard V Fultz Trus· tee ts available for public m· specttOn at Bernard V Futtz Law offtce 111 Yl W $•· oond Street. Pomeroy Ohto. 46769 dunng regular bustness hours for a pereod of 180 days subsequent 1D publication of this notice (11) 12. 13 14. 16 17 1 B 19 7tc Public Notice CHRISTMAS AUCTION FRI. EVE., NOV. 14, 1986 7:00 P.M. Located at Sc1p1o TownshiP F1re Dept in Ham· sonville, Ohio All ktnds of toys, silveiWate 1tems, tools. clocks. lamps. pictures: .tewelry. leatfier wallets, Sunbum razors, mus1c box. all kmds of Christmas g~t items. Come one. come all Help the f•re department. Eats Grab Bags Door Pnzes fEAFORI)m Phone Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE The Metgs County Budget Comm•sston will hold a spe aal meet.-. g oo Monday November 17 1986 at 10 00 A M on tho Meogs County Auditor s offtce WILLIAM R WICKLINE Metgs County Audttor (11)141tc llpocial 1-(614)·992-3326 ; 67 ACRES - Of traclor la;d '" hay w1th all monerals nea Sumner 8 ROOMS - 2 story, lg 3 BRs. 3 balhs, gas FA furnace w1lh wood unot coo~ & bake un~s lg fam11i rm lorepla ce wood untt formal d1n mg & lg yard POMEROY - 9rms 2 apts 2 lots gas furnace modern k1tchen, basement. garage - '" near Kroger's RACINE - 6 rms. lull basement coal furnace carpelm g, 2 porches dbl ~araRe on corner ~t near sd10o5 Owner lmocong or ~<Kie attractiOns SanitatiOn Adventstng MttceHaneous expense 1, 251 17 Pnntong 1. 153 17 Matntenanoe repau llo .. pplle. 743 36 Change 1. 000 00 Total expenditurM of the y.. r 22 966 16 ....,,. on the tr-.ry o1 the .,d of the yoor 2.382 16 TOTAL 25 . 33B 32 ADMISSION Gote 9 . 360 00 rockets 2. 711 00 con.....,.. 1 013 04 Clou entry lees .., 463 35 Contest entry fHo 1 347 00 Unimproved land For Sale 110 acres on Rainbow Ridge in Chester Township. Home National Bank RACINE, OHIO PH 949·2210 State Aid J UIUOr fair SALEM CENTER - 4 76 acres 6 rm ranch. 3 BRs ~lee 8 B heal. carport and Insulated Only $32 500 43 ACRES - Eastern Schools, 4 01 5 BRs, furnace, bulldmgs all mme1als to settle estate MIDDLEPORT- Modern 3 BR home hidden next to the woods Gas FA furnace dmmg rm. lull basemen! & sw1m pool BUSINESS BUILDING Room enough for 6 rentals Now occupied by 4 BUILDING LOT - Baum Sub 01v Restncted area SELLING PROBLEM ' Ho11s1nq 54 M1sc Merchandtse F..,d Mobile service JERRY'S SIGN SERVICE 992-7460 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Al•o Trmllll••l•• PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 JERRY 7 Ofllo Foor Fund County Aod Sac 1711 01 or 03 SIC 1711 03 AdverttStng Miscellaneous mcome Heildqu;lr1Prs Rt. 124, , _ . , Ohio - Addon• MKf remod•hng -Roofing tnd gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and 1l.mlc81 work (Free E111lmatio) V. C. YOUNG IR H2-6215 or '92-7314 P-roy, Ohio 4-15 '86-lc E M-ainl.lolll POMEROY,O. 992-2259 64 Misc. Merchandise NEW LISTING - MINERS· VILLE MEA- 5 room horre on a mce lot 3 IEdrooms, ba· sement mce woodw!Jk w1th 2 fireplaces Carpetrtg and many other features ASKING $24 910 00 NEW LISTING - IIIINERS· VILLE - Small hou se al a small prtce Good rental prope~y Elec BB heat 1 bedroom. equipped k1tchen WANT $9,500 00 RACINE - One floor plan home w1lh 2 bedrooms dtn 1ng<oom lull basement. and a one car garage Must see $12 000 00 Ml DDLEPORT - Fantastic home w1th a g1gant1c fam1ly room w1!h a beautiful f11e place. large 1tv1ng room, 3 bedrooms 21.1 baths full ba· semenl and approx 1 ~ acre of ground MAKE OFFER $45 900 00 nME HEATING CO. 701 2nd Ave. G•llipolis, Ohio OriN DAllY 9 AM·5 I'M BAUII SUBDIVISION - ltp 10121/ ll/ tfn ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 25( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAM' SHADES. pro! 5 yrs old 3 4 bed room home w1th 2 balhs deck, pat1o and garage Spht toyer des1gn all '" ggod con d1!1on Nalural gas forced all heat and central arr N1ce lot $59,910 00 ACREAGE for elbow roo ml Approx 10 acres of land near Chester w1th wafer and elect11c available Perfect lor mob1le home or bu1ld1ng s1te Only $7 500 00 Henry E. Cleland. Jr 9t2·11t1 Jean TnssMII .... !Mt-2SIO DOlt It Tur.ar. .. ft2·St2 iif1ct .......... 9t2·225t UN IE PURCHASED DAlY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •In sui allon •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Rooftng 11·1-16·1 mo 40625 St. II. 611 Pomeroy, Ohio SERVICE 6141992-7119 W. VA. Readents , Call Collect Middleport, Ohio 45760 SAlES & SERVICE w. c.~ Fllh~na ~uppu.. Your Cable & MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Types of Phono Bills Here .,.... - IUSIIISS IIIONE (6141 "2-6550 IISIUNCI PIIIINI 1•141 "2·1IS4 C!~H~~E AUTO •' •Sewage Systems •Water & Gas L1nes •Water Well Drolling •Trucking Day or Niaht NO SUNDAY SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYl I ALI-II Complete Outler Work Complele Remocleling Roofing of Ill Types Worked In home • • 20yllll "Free Eat1m1tea·• CAll COLLECT. Ph. (614) 843·5425 992·2198 Middleport Ohio , 11 111" 1·13-tfc p,., '"""' lllfll 'WI: Offica S.,lias & Furnitwe, Wttlrl11g and Graduation Stationary, ....otK S•ns. lultlror St-.s, lulinws For1111, Copy Soruw, Etc. 255 Milt St.. Mli.tpart 104 lltrllrorry lv .. POMtroy 992-3345 3/2/ttn LIMESTONE HAULED Annnu nc1: na:nl:; 3 EAR PIERCING, MANKURING, PERMS AND All YOUR STYLING NEEDS Dabble Meadowa-Ow-; lmojean Blevins Loretta Holsinger. Shelly Ohlinger Melina Downing, Marrl Amabury 10·17·1 mo BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 317 Ill. Stc011d Mlddltport, Ohio COMMERCIAL • RESIOENTIAL -FlEE ESTIMA11S- PH0NE (614) 992-5009 SPEC/Al/l/111 IN'WINPOW l POOR P.EilACENEIIT lmo TROMM EXCAVADNG 742-2328 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND ......... -.. PH. 992·9949 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT St'<~l your loved on• IOrnt of 1M sorrow a llt!Mf'll Purch11· lng nwnorlel proptrty before need ••tu•lgoodcommon ,., .. Cell now tor brochure Ohio Ytllty Memory 01fdent Clll IU. .WI 38115 Mtig1 County Memory Gerdtna CaH 114·&92· 1151 LQOking for HlrtY Pin 1ppro• age mkt to lite eo ·.. ww ltltionld In Bembtrg Gertn~ny 1141 41 Anyone wit" tnforme . tton ptHH contlict ~ ZHiet 389 X Wlloon Rd Rodcllfl, Ky 40180 Rectr" Gun Shoot epontor«< by A1c6n1 Oil\ Club EvetYSundly, beginntnt 1t 1 00 p m Factory Choke. 12 gu~gtlhotguns "-no l"tonl It my horN nur Elatem Higt'l SChool Schul814 117 3338 Nancy No hunting ortrnp111lng on the floyd Weber Ferm It K•o No hunt1ng or trMpllstng Mynas F~rm locttld Ch ..tnut Ridge Rood Viii·MIIterctrd jlt your e~~rd TOOi.YI AltoN.- CNdit C~td NO ONE REFUSEDICtll 1· 518 459 lB4&e•tC1980, 24houn Giveaway 2 4mo okiiJppln both female Ph. 814 317· 0111 REBUILT & REPAIRED 190--Y AVE. PO.IOY, ott. Announcements Etectnc cook stov• Nfr'lltrttor bo• IPrings end m•ttrnt, chlir fr~me and ltudlo couch ff1me Ph 814 148 0321 AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS ~ . f III!IIIIVIIII'III S1~rv11:1':; 11 ... Help Wanted "' Mike Chnstm11 ITI)ney Avon Make 46 percent CoM 614·141· 3358 '"" ' Enthuiestlc - energettc perean w1th good communlc•tion• lkilll P011110n IVIII.Ieto work tor Southt11tem Otuo'l hn011 '' outdOor rtc:rNtton firm No 1xp IWCIIUry, Wtll trlln ltlrt imnte• d•tlllv C•ll between 10 a 4 •cept Mon & Tu• Ctl 114 286 2241 " .. ~~ Slletptoplt Full or pert tlrnt to 1111 cemetery & merch Call 814- 448 Jet! or 814 692 1151 Metntenanc:e per10n to liv~ 1n ' ' •.-tment C0"1!1ex Cell 304· :~ ; 175 5t04 ' " ·~ " • ~. -· HELPWANTEO No expenenct ntCttllry, mutt bl IVIIIeble for tmrnedittt em• ptaym.-wt major medlctl btntfh:l & paid nctttan C•ll 1!114 441· 3117 10t m to 4p m .. ,.,.t Netd Blbytlner 2 n~ghtlt w"k I'll 614 388 9882 .. WANTED P1rt ttme Relief ' :~ HOUHmllnllfiler Utve tn, WMt· • .. k.,dll for 1n l'lttrmtdit .. f;afe " l.cillty for dtvelopnvn ..lly dit· .._ .... ebtad ldutt1 ~ Bidwell, Ohio, .:-:Hours· 4 30 p m Frld1ythrough ~ 4 30 p m Sund•y 134 hour1 / """I Htgh school degrtt, ,.,-.. vtlid Ohio driver's Ncentt 1nd r 1 ~ good driVIng record requtrld. " 1 ~ experience working with Ptr· .ant with m•U•I ratlrdtbon tnd • " ..i' devek»pm.ntal dltabllld• pre. " 1"' 1 terrtd. high level n.dtd ."~' S•lary t4 ISO In hr V..:etion •""' lf'td au::k ..,_,. btntlltt Senct ~me to Robin Eby Butktvt "«" ... ConwnuNtyo ._1rvite1, P 0 Bo• ' : 1 104 Jeckton OH 45140 ~ • Otldllne for eppllc•n•• 11 20- ..., 81 Equal opportunity employer ·: ~ .,.gy 3000 Oov•nrnent Jobs Utt ... l' t16.040 til 2Ji) yr Now Hit· ilg Cell BOI5 887 1!1000 ht ::'! R· 9805 • Pert 111M A N I)OIIIion IVIllable ' to v tt • 100 bed 1kllled long term '.;:·: c1re f.cillty operlted by a -.cilflg fllr'llf19 home corpora- r tion Ellietll~r~t opponunlty for tNue who may be attendlnq 'r"-'1 achool or het~e ftm11T comrmt- 'j ~ tmentt P011110n 1de1 1or Ctpl 1• .,. bl1 gerillftc nurses or nuflet who woukl Uke a::ld idonaltiiP•· • • .. nence .n long term care heel· "f" ~ lent blflefits, Nlary co mmonau "" r•te w1th uperlencv Fo; ~ ..... tddtttanel Wltormatlon con ttct i.!"'L"" Nency Vtn Meter Onector of " r 11 Nurs111g Pomeroy Heehh Cere Center 11 814 992 6808 ..,., ... . Kltt.,t ~1le Md ftmllt 304. 451 1823 or 304 1111 71511 Applications br the po11tlo n of ' .... Actwtt1e1 Dtrtctor . t Pomeroy " ~ Health Care ~nter are belng ' "'''" tc:ctpttd Grlduates from ac ... credited 1choot1 meJOnng in ~ recreat10n11 t~lrfiPy are desired u bu1 conalderltiont wtll bl given to rrotlvat.t eppllcantt ••pe! ~ ·~ rlenoed 1n rtc:rutlonalact i~Jititt who I)O IIMS drrve lnovltiOf\ ""' end a co~a..lon for ctrlng 1nd .. d und1rttand1ng of lhe elderlv••~ • Q 'f Apphc•tiDn11re avadeblt •tThe Pomeroy Hnhh C1re Center' " 1" Monday throu~ Frldey I w 1•;., t . ,~ ~ :) ,.,,,m GREAT BEND IrK. N.E.C.A. CONTRACTOR •Residential , •Commercial •Industrial Loti 1 mtd blut m•llcel~n cvcloptcUa. •round Holltr ., Eurelce. If found pltue caN 114 2H· I087 Lolt 'II: lrilh Stntr 1h Codttr 8penttl, 2'h ft 1111. brown tnlwert 10 Bridgtt. REWAA 0 "'114·141·31110 .. 114 141 3077 •k for Elline Mu"1towtr ;;::;--:-:-:-=:--::..:___ Help needed lfl horNforSenlc;ltt pan 1HTWI Clll &14 992 6873 rl"'1-" .n "" Lott·Atwlrd Forthern.tmof1 "DIImltion" T1ktn from Plea ...,, Hill School Rd Con 114 371 2241 • •~Y ·" '- w1th elderly '"" to Iwe ., ., ... "', Mloolng !tom 8 . s purtll- lordtf Colle puppl11 In ChlrotM Hill.,.. Ill••• ceH 114 411·2318 ' "' LOIT,IIIM>r1holtoollrloolldog, IO liM, blue ODhr. •IWirt to "U~". 304-171-1373 coupl& Clrtng 1ot wom 1n lltht · hou~a lcteplng and cooking for room and board Werm hofftl J\•u c can 614 742 2928 ••t .u~ MOM AND OAO look•"t lor mMIIIJI ~nds for your ton or ~ .. : ~ d•uftter1 Ttit Army Netlonel ''11 .! Guard cen provide more thlf'l ~ '" 111 OOOntduc•t10neuitt1n~ , :o lD (JIIIifltd indMdu1l1 8tn6ort r .. Cln en lilt now and begin •m ,, a Ina• til 00 for one wttk end ~ per month l lrld delay lisle - ., Tr~tnlng until Jun• 1917 For 1 ..... "'EE INFORMATION PACKET ~ Clll1·800·642 3611 , ., ~ ~~ .. -· ' \ Own your own jun •ORIVIMir, i1dit1 tpptrtl. children• matemity, ltrllt tiJtll pethe dlnceweer aerob1c Of •ccneo rlu •ore Jordlche Chic, l". U.vt, lzoz Gittno Gutt1 Ctlvln Kle111 Sergio ~ Vel.,te, Even Acone LIZ Cl•lbomt, rAemb1t1 Only 01101ine. HNfthtex. over 1 000 othlra t14,300 to S215,900 tnvtntorv. tr11nmg. li•Nre~ grendoperung etc Can 15 M• Loughlin Aepo11111td 1983 14x70 Three bedrooms 2 betht •&oo 00 down toh U35 ,... month FtM dthvery We hive 11verll Mkt Ohio Financt•l SMV>CO 800·826·0752 1 4a70 Fleetwood 3bdr 2 bathl Mutt Hie for more Info caN 614· 388·8133 lifter 4 p m Profeaional Serv1ces llrg1 ttltctkm prtce \'educed on 111 homta, French City Mobile Home~ Inc 614 448 8340 1972 Ntw Moon 12x80 total IIICtriC, 2 bedroom• new carp•t excell1nt condttlon Mu1t ue thl1 14 960 00 Ph 614·441 0171 2 bdr in Crown City, corner lot Cell e14 441 7806 work or lt4 441 1900 homo 1972 Ubtrty, 2 br atow & rlfng Undtrpinntng. full tank t4200 Call 114·182-87150 or 114·245 9214 8rtnd n~rwdouble wide, 3 bdr 2 bltha. fum11htd, doubl• ln1ula lion lerge lot, 121.900 C•ll 114·448· 3040 Mutt Mlll12ll65 Vlndtll 14x70 e•p total elec cent 111 di1 hwnher. 2 decks •wning WDOCalumer, • underpmmng Must I t t to appreciate C1ll 614·251· 1108 1874 12XII Carriogo Houoo total electriC: 3 bedroomt 2 baths coq,..tely ctrptted, very nlco 11880 00 Ph 614·441· 0176 1 Zx80 L1btrty Mobtle Home Refngeretor stove ctntrtl tlr Totlil tltctrlc Call 814·949· 2518 Home• for Sale 3 bdr , tlr, pool, g•rege Ntce Commerc:tal property com• loti • htghwly ffotltlgt U1t wtth us W. hiiVt bu¥ert A One ReM E1tate Broker Cell 304· 674·5104 or 304·174 1311 '79 Vlctarl•n mobile homt, 1 acre 12x11roomtddtt~n front diCI<. f25 000 00. G-ood. W Vt 304·518·20t B 33 Farms for Sale In RIO Or•ndt, FA g11. LG kit lot•ofctb..tts.40gll HWt•nk. 4 bdr wen lnsullttd .. trllotl, cloM to school, benk, • college Renttl pottntill Cell &t 4·2·15 5823 lfttr !5 30 Of 614 " ' 53415 day• Office tpece Store 1p1ce A One Re•IEIItttflh 3041!175 1104 One ltdroom houte furntlhld. one ••II child, no ptt1 ThrM Bedroom houM unfumtthed Ph 614 441·032t 7 Kret, 2 btm1 , 1 IIPhC fink and rurtl wettr for 7,000 514·441·M99 3 Bedroom brHte WIY 2 Clr garage 1\t\t •cr• tpp 8 mil• from Holz• Ha.plt81 route 1 10 colll14·388·1301 o•814·3BB 9708 35 lots 8t Acreage lot approxirnatttyo 1 •cr• City Wttlf .......bl. Rt 62 N 304 171·281 1 oftor 5 p m 8 roo., hou11 1 2 acrts Double 41 Houses for Rent car g~ fagt loclttd on RoM Hill Btrglln priced 120,000 Coli : - - : - - - : - - - 114 178 2113 2 bdr houll witt! garag1 ctr ptled, curt•lns, dlahw11hlf' & 4 bedroom homt 1YI bett'll nrfrig Nt•r MW city pool 101 locettd on Ortvtl Hill no Ath Kinton Dr Rent 1300 mo dtp St Mlddl-n Ohio Cal 81 4 a11111 requlr«< Cell &14 ·446 992-6714 4347 Forule 8roomhouu 4tota E M•tn St Pomeroy Clll 614 986 4427 tfttf e 00 pm N1ce 2 bedroom t'lome It 301 Wright StrHt, Pomeroy A••• dence of the 1111 Htrbtrt •nd Gladys Moore M•y bt ...,. by IPPOintmtnt Ctll 114· 992· 6&19 ,130 AM · 400 PM Immediate oceul)lncy Mlddlepon 8 JOom. beth gtr 1ge good location t23 700 Makeoff11 Ctlll14 882 2102 6 rooms, built m porch, storm windows/ l'llturll au utility building 0 728 ICntl ktcated Rulltnd t24 000 !14 6BZ 6738 HouM tor 1111 by owner Lo Cited In Tupptrl ptalnl Ohio on State Route 7 Seven room• beth full b11tment, l•rgt lot Priced ta ull Mu11 .., to aj)prtclltl Ctl 114 817·3400 2 br, kitchen blthroom with l•undry room, living room & dlntng room all tlac Appro• 7 mlln from Pt PI on Rt 82 2 trectt 1pprox 1KN more or overlooking Ktnawha River 140.000 Ctll 304 876 1440 b.._l30ond430 t•• lot homa 3 4 br. all tlec tully cerpettd fmlshtd butment. Ambrolie 7ml. . fromPt PI on At 82 City ''"'"'· povod driYIWIY • IIP1~ qnk tltu8ttd on '1:11 ..:r1, cwerktoking K1nawh1 Rlvtr •so 000 Ctll 304·878· 5440 botwMn 8 30 and 4 30 3 bedroo"" 1 ~ b1th1 formlll dining rec 100m 2 a. ...... can w.U.. tG IDWn 304-175· 4804 3 bedroom, one thWd •ere• .tift mil• out IW Hill Aold air CDRd, ldtch• tppllancP'" 304· 111 21M erooma beth full aiM baatmtnt on40x1101ot 31t22ndltrHt 304-17f 2810 •!tor 4 3 bedroom all ~ lir cond, onoohod earlll•· 2 lott llllllpo llo F""Y 304·871·2832 41 H ousas f or R ent New Haven Very ntct 3 btd· room house 2'h b1ths. family room hut pump 2 cer g~rege referencet Home~teH A..hy, 304 882 2405 o• 304 875 6640 " 2 bedroom houM. furnihttcl with 11ove and refrigerttor only fully carpeted and clean, 507YJ Second St New Htven 304 882· 2606 enytime 42 Mobile Homes for Rant UMd t t"~o.me•~ 12X50 2 bedroom 1974 all 1lectrlc fully carp-.d. excallent condn10n buHt on porch, W'lder pinning, tte down striPS Ont owner, must Itt to appreciate Ph 6t4·441 ·3006 St1rb Trte end liWn Strvtct Hedgu 1hrub1 bushel lftmmed, l'!"diCiping, ltU,.. and leaf rtmoval, 304 171 2142 ... .,. 2010 31 " >: EOE Lost and Found Businea Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO M0rnntnd1 thet yoU do bu~~n•• wtlh people you know and NOT to Hnd money throu,_ the mall unt1l you have lnv•tlgettd the offeMg • • tlulnM P~l . 304·1115 ·15181 8 21 E•erienOtd over the rold Uuck • :• driVer Clll aftlf &p m Ph ..... -... 114·44·1425 Sub lu1 Dnver • mult hokl bul *'"r lta.se or Mlllng to obtam , and 1 phy11c1l exam . Sal1ry 15 0& per h:tur Cont1ct Mr Dlvld Ratliff, Prlndp ... Guldl'\11 Hll'ld School. P 0 Box 14 Chnhir• OH 45820 or call 1114)317 0102 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S OUALITY MOilLE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 614·441·7274 Fell Hie no payments til Feb 1987 We will mll!,t the tlrat 3 month• ptymentt on any new mobile home French City Mo· btle Homu Inc call 814 448 9340 23 " 4 11·7-16·1 mo Oeaning lttvtce We clean ID~1. offices• rtntll propert111. calli for frtt estimate Ph 8t4· 388·8700 1M 814·448 2614 tnytlnw C11h peid for tllnding tnnberJ ~.., Phone 814 992 3811 ·~ ;;--:-:---:----,--- EUGEIII LONG PAT HILL FORD Septic Ttnk Pu1111lng Comm~r clel & .-identltl/ 2 truck• 1or P'O"llt ttrvlce teo per 1 1500 gol load RON EVANS ENTER· PRISES Jl~kton, Oh Ctll .,uect 114 288 11830 ~; . 1 pe1r of Pat Ctipptrt Ph 814 261 1989 lftor 5p m 18 Wanted to Do W•nhd to buy fr•zer In good cond. 304 1111 2927 =~~=.:.._- ,' PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 We can repair and rill! core rad1ators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 271 N. 2nd, Middleport 992·5766 OPEN:Mon .·Fri. 8 am-9pm-Sat. 8·6 Walk·ins Welcome ·, H11der panet gnH end front for 1981 Oren Pfy • mouth Fury Car UH tram 1971 1982 Chrysler New Yorker New Port or Ply fury ~,' Ctlll1 4 · 992 707!i ~ "AI l10sanable Pr1c11" SER~CE roue l" ST'Ill ~ SALON "' bumper CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GARAGES •Dryers •F,.zera PARTS and SEIWU~E Turnips a. Kale al1o fltiiWOOd 35 00 T L cell 814 268 1233 \ Eftlciencv Apt all uttlniel peld ground floor prWat• entrence prlvttl Plfking, t176 00 mo Ph 814·441·76t5 1 bedroom apt for rent Baale rent .tarts t21 & • month tt'llt tncludts 1H uti11tte1 O.po11t requlrtd of 1200 Contect VII lqe Menor Apt Mlckll1port 814 992 7787 Equal Houtmg Opportunity _ . . . . : . . - - ' - - -- ·lcClun, roomy 2 bedroom apwt ment1 Reduced Ntw Heven, W Va C•ll814 · 992 7481 Also ~l~l</~;;~;;;;;•;••;~-==--==:"":...,:::-::·:-::":.~ _•_o_m_ ..... _•_lo_l.,.•_oa_•_•_ _ __ rl~~~· 2 bedroom, partly furntthed 32 Mobile Homes op .. tmant oil Sp11na Ave fo r S ale 30 mch 911 range, good workmv cond caH 304 675-2987 or 304·468· 1876 BISSELL BUILDERS •Aetr~geretofa "~ D E W•nted to buy Standing tlmbllf Coli 114 742 2328 1912 17 Miscellaneous Wanted to 8uv ltandlng timber phone 304· 875 4<1 12. 8 00· 5 00 PM after 6 00 PM 304 , 171 3924 .. 304 312 1192 • Excavating •landscapong •Basements • 8uy10g d1IIV gold silver coin 1 .... rinll jewelry, steriB~g ware dd com• lerge currency Top prt en Ed Burkett Blrbtr Shop, 1 . . 2nd Avt Mlddlet~ort Oh 614 992 3471 •' =-=~-=-=.::.:._.~ Ohio RADIATOR Naw "-Iiiii: 168 North S.ond • . 35809 Titus Road •W. .heu • Dlahweatwra •Ran goa 8tbytiti'l mytanoryoun wil dD aomt light hDu~k Refer .. ce• C1ll 1nytlme ;104 175 ----------~- ~ 24 Hour Wrecker Serv1ce Full SmKt & l~p•r 985-3561 All M1ku JACK'S 1Afl( SERVICE PIINT SHOP of the yaor TOTAL (111 141tc INSULAnON PH. 992-2772 F11 AU Factwy Cheh 12 Ga~t Sltatg111s ® WANTED TO BUY- wood & COli hMtefl SWAIN'S FUANI lURE 3rd & Olive St Glllipo Ill CaDit 4 441 31119 -..:.:_;..;.-_..:.."-..,..--:-~ 1 Will buy ICriP mtttl Short Iron t2 10 per cwt Mo10r Clst t3 00 per owt Aluminum t 2i. per pound ' R•U1tors t 20 per pound Coli 614 182· 71575 W1ll buy ICtap mttal Short Iron U 10 per cwt Motor C11t t3 00 per cwt Aluminum t 2Z per pound Aldiators t 20 per pound Coli 61 4·182 1576 .' Fer• E••'~•••t Puts &Senti•• J&L .BLOWN JAMES KEESEE THE QUAUTY llllance '" trMsurv at the begmntng . EVElY . SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. lloalar ICUT OUT FOR FUtURE IISEI "Fill l5YIMA11S" 10/ 27/ 86/ 1 mo 24 .576 69 CHESTER-915· I lolhan lvlclin1 o.,., Call: 742-2407 Chat~ go RACINE FIRE DEPT. Authorizetl John Naw Holland, lush Hog Farm Eqttipmont CARPENTER SERVICE 24 HOIIR GUN SHOOT U. S. RT. SO EAST ' GUYSVILLE, 01110 YOUNG'S ~ ClCJ 1:::1 SAUS & SEIVICE • \ Wanted 6·17 · lie RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 1 bedroom. W'lfurnllhtd ... utlllt•.. p1id t230 DOmo Ph 814-448·7511; "\i W1 p1y Cluh fpr l1tt modtl cletn und cars < Jim Mink Chtv ·Oidl lnCI 1111 Gent JohniDn 814·411 3172 .BOGGS Business Services .. ~':.. IIUSONABLE • RELIAIIE Roger Hysell Garage SIEGFREID D 0 '9::---""'w""a-n7te"'"'d'""T:;::-o-;;Bu,-y- " " 614-843-5248 Window • Wood • Paper Plastic · Truck S1lk Scteeninc Boat Lettenna · Realty Jackets • T·Sh nts SIGNS OF All KINDS ' Ntee 4 room unfurniet'led apt in town loctdon, ueo 00 mo plus utilitl• tZOO 00 dep requ ired, no Ptll Ph &14 44& 4897 , ~' lin R&S SAliS Will FURNISH SAl£ ITEMS 742·2882 Real Estate RIIIIOR 216 e 2ndSt - - · ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ALBANY INDEPENDENT AGRICULTURAL SOCETY FOR THE YEAR 19B6 Bdls of current year Temporary payroll 1. 260 90 Non-payroll Bustness & pro1eul0nal expense 2.1100 59 Judges 170 00 Adnumstra11ve expense 165 49 Taxes 41 67 Duos 100 00 Premtums Seruor premtums 587 33 Jumor premtums 1. 520 00 JurMOr expense 1.077 63 U1thttes 629 7B Electronic Organs No Sunday C~ntenery Service "F ' " Eatlmat11" . lnlidt, lttf«t, 2 10 c:Mt tltblet, ", pUk>w l*'til miiC Thurt Frt , _._ & Set H1rm1n Nor1hup Ad " TYs, Antennas Sattlltt Salts lnst.atlon New llamn lull! PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 Publtc Sale & Auct1on J.R.'s REPAIRS DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER Public Not1ce ONLY IISSRL SIDING CO. Publtc Notice Total rece1pts for the year *VINYL SI)IIG •AWMitUM SIDIIG -.owN II IISULATION ' . .. "GIMjjoiTs.. . . ... ,, & Vicinity "· • 1 bedroom AM¥ house, fur Nshed txc.,. uttllt~e~ Wettr fum11htd 1225 00 mo Ph 114·4<11·1759 HOUH 1n City, Patio porch built 1n kltchoo Ph lt4 251 833B Fumtlhtd houtt 4 room1 a btth toc•ttd at 735 ,.., 1hlrd 1ve n 30 00 mo t76 00 d•p ~It Ph 814 448 3870 or 114 446 1340 2 bdr ht IZOO Ptf month Utilltitl not tndudtd, Dll tiNt 1to\ft! • rtfrlg supplied, hal W 0 hookups, 1200 MCurlty depollt Reference required Ctll 114 988 4150 2 bedroom houH for rent Ph 114-441· 0722 6 room house 928 ftrst •ve Ph 11( 4.41 3941 aftlr 4p m Be•uttful 3 bedroom houu In SyracuM Oepo11t 1nd ref•en en requirld Call 614 912 1298, 9 II, Monday throwgh S1turd1y 2 bedroom c1rpetttt, Wllhtr tnd dryer hook up, ltrgt y1rd Rtf roqul•od 814742-2841 . &man 1 bedroom houn Total eltctrtc In Mln. .vlllt b•klt Bulk Plant Ctlllt4·992·1215 2 bdr all utthti" p•id except elec 1 turn or unfum , Me depo11t requ•ed Conwnlent klc•tlon C•lll!l14 "8-8868 01' 114 448-4771 2 bdr fullyfumlshed •dultsonly utll p11d Call 61 4-44&·41 10 3 bedroom Bul•vllle Ad Call It 4 441 0627 after 2 pm In Eurelte nice and cltln ldultt only No pets deposrt required 18000mo cell614· 26&·1836 before 10• m 2 btdroom trllltr loc.ted at Bidwell can &1 4 448· 91&9 2 Bedroom tradtr It Potter t171 00 mo ywtltr fumishtd adult• only. Ph 114 3BI 9371 2 Bedroom furniahtd "h mile off 160 on 1554 t160 00 mo plus deposit Ph 614·388-915 1 2 Bedroom fully furnllhed ldult1 onlyo. til utHIIIH paid ••cept G11 • etectnc Owner PIYI Willi', IIWigl, mowing & tfllh ptck·up Four tenths of • mtlt from city lmtts Ptt 114 441 7793 2 Bedroom trllltr t1 35 00 mo eduttt only or 1 blby, no pets Ph 114 256 1157 2 bedroom mobill home for rent Ph 11.· 4<16·0122 73 Jtip for ule t1 500 00 Clll 114-3871803__: .,vtlma Flrtw'ood delivered Oak & hick ory, apltt, HEAP voucher ptckup lold t36 C•ll614· 441-2223ot" 614 446·3028 3 room 1pt for tent Clll 614·992 6434 or 304 882· 2666 Remtngton 1100, 20 g~ge skeet btrred vent rib 1300 00 firm Ph 814 241 M97 5pm 2 bedroom clan to school poll off•c• and bank Newly remo· dtJtd 1176 Cell 614-742· 2•60 lng arrow •fl• Pi:UCE WAR I Half price! Flath· s~gn1 t2891 ltghted non arrow t279i Unlighted t2311 Froe ltrtttrsl S•locally Fectory 118001423· '0163 anytime Twtn Ctre Bur bed 1preld wtth m•tchlng bed ••• curtatns 6: pillow 1h11m tl50 DO like new Ph 81 4-4<18· 31 42 -:-------·lcFirtwood for 111e 136 ptek· up W,ld Oetnrered Heap Voucher• accepted --'------~- - lc- Furnished Room$ Firewood for ule S36 ptck·up lold Oehverld HtiP Voucher• lcctpted Call614· 742·2488 For r.nt Sleeping Room• and light hou1e keepmg room1 Park Ctntrel Hotel Cel1 614 446· 0758 Ml•ed h•rdwood sleb1 t12 per bundle Contalnmg -..pro• 1'h tont FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomeroy Ohto Call 814· 992· 6481 45 Rooms for rent, day week month G•lll• Hotel C•ll 114 448 9680 Rent ••low tt 11 ZO month Fuml1htd room 919 2nd Galli polte 1116 Udllllel pd Share bath Smgle m•l• C•ll 448 441 I efttr 7pm 1979 Jeep I cylmder good oondHoon U.IOO 00 Ph 61. 446 4292 ________ _______ , 1974 Ch~t~~ey Van Pt'l 81 4 · 258- ' ~ 1$89 or 614·446 1883 •h•r t ~ 6p m t ) Cal\ahen"s Used Tire Shop Over 1 000 tlret, IIZII 12,13 14,16 18, 16 6 8 mtlll out At 218 c111 e14·266-6251 Fall landscaping includes mu lching tree&thrubpllnting fill d1rt a. top1o1l Davison• LlndiCII)Ing Ph 814 256 1427 3 roomt tnd btth, tefrig•retor end stove fumithtd private entr1nce all uttlitlll paid, 304876 1090 H•tf Prk:el Flashing 1rrow llgnt tzllllighted. non errow t2891 Unlighted t239! free ltnenl SN locally Call tod1yi Facto01 1 IB00)42 3-0t 63 anytime ,,,) 1978 Chevy JA ton 4 wheel dr1ve 360 euto Excellentcondl· 66 8 u1'ld'ln!J S up plies 71 A utos for Sale Merced" 1978 460SEL4 door XX Shafll loaded will htde 1 614 886 7311 COncrete block1allaize1 yard or deh\ltry M11on Sind Gallipolis Stock Co 1231h P111 e St. 0•1:fo11o Ohio can 614 4<16 278 Pole Bu1ldtngs by Outllty Butkttrs Workshops carports, animal •heltert garage• Free eatlmatea Phone 814 384 6782 66 1973 Oldom>bole Wagon & 1976 Cheveile t:JOO DO each Ph 614· 388· 9303 1887 Chevey Impala 396 325 HP red w1th black Interior, fender 1k1rt very good condtt1on '1.900 00 Ph 614 246 9109 19"81 Bu1clt Skylark power 1teermg, brlk81 atr cond1t10n front wheBI drtve 4 cylmder 13.260 00 Ph 6t4 3177209 Pets for Sale 15 DodgeDo" . SE. V8 AT AC CC. PS ek , cond One owner 12 460 Coli 614 ·446-0716 Field Reg11tered Engliah letters Ont pup, 7 months old One dog 3 vear• old Call 814-245-6697 after 6 11 BlAck le&ebre H•s every thtng E11 c:ond mstde & out Mu1t to apprec••te t1 000 Cell 614 446 0778 AKC tegllltered Shetland Sheepdog puppy. Cocller Spaniel Mtnilture Schneuzen No checks Call 814 -992·2807 1982 Ford Eaoort 4 speed 11r wire rlm1 new tlrtl t1 999 00 Johns Auto Sales BuitabUie M1le R11 Tenter pop 1 okl c.n 814 9'9 2668 •e 1986 Ford Etoort D•e•al 6 IPeed N1vy Blue AM FM cassette AC need to han peymentt taken over Ph 614:ltS 9889 alter 4 30 WIMika One 3 year old Beagle $50 00 304 ·676· 1296 Musical Instruments 1973 Dodge Cherger S E 400 IIUIO G C S700 00. Ph 614 388 8282 Tllung ipplic•t•oos on tour 2 bedroom mobtit homu I 180 00 per month plus eu 1200 DO depollt 304 176 3002 8u11n"s or Office s,.ce for rent NIW H1v1n 304 773 5024 "' 304 1112 3217 For nle li6 pttct ut Chint filii In boll Old upright pteno Sounds good 614-992· &127 Duni'Ovln Fruit Farm wtll clott Nov 26 Get your appleswhUt 1959 Ford 4 wheel. 1973 they I••• Ph 114 198 6298 Chevy ptclwp, 1986 Honda CA Hre 12 00 to 8 00 closed m ~r:oo Mondlya St At &81 South of I -" __ Ph_ 8_t_4_·38 _ 8_ B3_6_8_ __ 1979 T Btrd, n 000 milet PS Albeny PB. AC. Crutu AM FM APPlES - Plenty lpples, l•rge Clltene S1 . 900 00 Ph 614 1l1t 111 vatllty All fruhs end 258·&287 tfter 4p m produce JACK'S MARKET At 38 HtndetiCm 1988 Plymouth Tuntmo 6 1111Md 15 000 mila~ Many e11tr• t4600 Call after 4 DO Suppllf'c 814 ·992 1837 & l IV I:Sllli,k t987 Plymouth GTX 440 tour IPeed tlao 197& Mustang 2 IUtOINit iC tour CY'Iinder Phone 114 915 4301 61 Farm Equipment 198?- Pontile 97. 000 mtle1 328 auto Otl filter end gre11ed CROSS& SONS U S 36 Wnt J1cklon Oh10 New banerv and rear t1re1 t315 814 949·3039 114·211·8411 Maney Ftrgueon New Holtand, BUih Hog StiM & StNice Ovtr , 984 Chevy CIVtller PS PI 40 Uled tractort to choo11 hom IUtOhtnl Cletn lowm1le1 Call & CO"'t)letellnt ol new & uHd 614 ·992·370J equipment l•rg~•t •lectlon In 19n AMX for 11le 614· 742· S E Ohio :11119 JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SA 3fi W Gelhpoh1, 1838 Ply 2 door mechanic•lly Ohio Clll 11.t 4ft 97n, eve goc:-d, body good ongmal nevM rt11tored let t offer 614 992 814 441 388 2 Up ..ont trac tora with Wltrenty cwr 40 uatd 2061 t'tc:tor• 1000 toola 1977 Couear little rutt Good New and ultd part s for Whitel, lhlpll nzoo or beat offer c.n Olivera, M M O.utz trtctora 814· •a 3641 after 4 00 p m Skltrs Equipment Co , 304 191' Okl1 Cutl111 Suprema 876 7421 Whne, e• celltnt condltton 52 000 mlloo 11800 Call 304 773 9149 •her I 00 p m 62 Wanted to Buy 3 Mdroom fumlshld trill• on C111b Creek Roed. mtnied COU· pit only children welcome, no ,.t1. t1 00 00 per month. dep ostt requtred. ulllltittt extra 304 815 12011 Moblla homu. t200 OOto 1275 00 month w11er and sew•rincluded 814 441 -0497 445 2430 or 141 0801 44 Apartment for Rent buy'"' County Appliance, tnc Good UHd •pplllncu end TV lttl Open lAM to IPM Mon thru Sot 814·4<11 11,9. 827 3rd Aw Galllpolil, OH Vllley Fumltur•• new & Uled Urge MCtion of IJ!IIIty furni lure 1218 h1lern Ava , O•lhpolll LAYNE, S fURNITURE Upright ptano make offer Wood burn1ng stove with hn 1225 00 Phont304 ·17! 2088 or 675 1147 Bltck " Afttr Sl• 'TUXEDO wtth IIIII CUrnmllrbund lhlrtlndtilt aize 40 A txc cond. 304 178 6211 Couch 1nd rtereo good oond 304 1115 1315 Ktng coel or wood 1towfor ule Ntw blower •d gfltt S260 304 1115·41937 Ulld Burnhlm 200,000 btu 1111 fum1ce w1th conuola M1nlord Blooolnu 304 875 2111 J Regency Inc 2 bdr, kttchen nice good loc•non, fumithtd ruaonable Ctll 304-178 1104 or 304 171· 7437 Nicely fumlat'ltd mob'lt t'lorN CA & htet e•ctl locttion edultlonly Cllll!l14 441-0338 51 3lh ltd Ave 1 bdr prlnte blth. 1140 p•r mo Dtpollt r~uirtd Cell &14 441·4222 bttwttn 9. 5 fumilhed tpt t225 UtillttM paod 1 BR 920 4th Golhpollo 448 4416 efter 7pm FlJmiet.ed apt 1 bdr 122& utilltiel paid 701 4th Gtllipolll Ctll441 4411 •furl pm Fumtlhld efficiency 1180 utili· tin paid 1h1re btth, 701 4th, Olllipolll Cell 441·'4 18 ahtr e pm F"mllhtd 3 rooms •nd btth ciHn, adults only no pttl Call lt4 146 1519 Svfat •nd chart priced from t3t15 to •n& Tillite. UO ond ~ to 1128 Hide I btdl t310 to t591 Reclmer~ 12215 to 137! lamps I 28 10 t126 01rtttt.. 1109 tnd up tD 1a915 Woad table w 6 rh.trt t211 to .781 O..k tiOO up 1D 1378 ' Hutchtl 1400 and up 8Wtk btds co~ltt• w· mlttrtl ... 1295 tnd up to 1395 llbybldt t1 10 a t175 MattttiiH or bn tprmg• ful or twin Ill flrm t73 and t83 Outen 1tt1 t225, King t350 4 dfiWer ch•t tee OrMMn 189 Gun Clb11tll 8, 10. • 12 oun 0•• or et.ctrlc renee 1375. Blby mattr•• Ul • t41 B.t fl'•m• 120, t30 • King frtme tiO Oood Mledion of bedroom atttft. mtttl ceblnetl heldbo1rdt 130 and up to 115 UHd FwniNre WHhtr & drytr g1s ren ... wood t.blt • 2 bench•. btds dreeHr wood Wllrdrobt 3 miltl out 8ultvUit Ad Optn 8AM to 5PM Mon thiU S11 114 441 0322 Electric htat pu., 1100 00 Roller txtrcl•• •45 00 Ph 114 261· 1211 2 bedroom houH for .ent In Middleport Co~l.ttly \remO · dtltd Ntw c.rpltlng through · out N- Cllblnm 1275 oJ110 depollh C1ll 81•· Fumtthtd ll)arlmtnt, updllrt Adutle only ell utlllti• ~kl Cll lt4 441 tl23 2 bdr newly rtclecorlttd. 111 utllitlll paid, Mtr McOonelds Ctll &1•·411·7025 1-::-:-:----=------::: 01k Apts now lcc:tptlng appll cedon1 far 1 or 2 bedroom 1pts For mort lnforrnedon c•ll 114 182·7870 etll coiiiCt H out of town E H 0 Mon1111C1 by U 8 8htfttr Corp Cell tnytlmt dly or night Building M•terlall Blocl!; brick IIW'tr P'P•. win· dow1, linttll, ttc Cltudl Win· ten Rio Gr~ndl 0 C.M tf(. 245-5121 Bwktlng Supplill Surplu 1 Ckntoutl Buyouts 1 Wood burntng thett metel stove• similar to Franklin •69 9& eech ot 2 tlr 1100 00 2 Steel insulated prlhung door 1 no brick mold 18 96 3 Interior pr•unv door'• til li111 1nd ftntlhtl 129 II Ncfl 4 42 ' Vanity with (81 marble top al49 96 ..... 15 8" by 20 ' White corrwntrcltl gutter a 1 00 I* It 1 . 1 end2pcFibtrglllltub und lhOWitl whitt •d DOlors 1159 8& to t189 96 7 PreHnllhiCI oolllloorng I<" T • 2 ~"W rendom t.ngth T G Gunltllk and naNral finllt'l .111 oq ft 8 50% off Vinyl siding tnm 0 S Cornen t4 DO ln11d1 Comer• t3 00, 12..J Chane! 11150 00 (Sl colore 8 Wood Roof Truu 20' to 20 ' .10 00 to 21 00 10 Ttmpertd lntul•tld GIIU Ptnttt ,."Tx32'W x76' H 1299511 I , 1974 Dodge elec uats u ruMing cond body orett shap• NII'W blttery JUst wtnterlzed AM·F M CtutUe all new dres Alktng •800 oo wtll t•k• gun on •Ide Cen be teen anytime 11 538 J•cklon P1k1 Apt 88·8 aero•• from Donnelll 1 Fruit Vegetables F;trrn 1919 Oodgt Mt-gnum l400 Call 614· 742· 2411 Now buytng thtll com or eer com. Call forl•t•t quotes Atver Cny F1rm S~o~pply 814 441 29S5 Want to tuy pickup load of corn 304 882 3t10 63 livestock , 1982 PonttiC Grand Prix .... ~... 14,100 00, t980 Pontile lonn~t~~ille U 100 00 Both IXC CIDnd 304 895 3820 or 195 -3681 1979 Mercury Clprl, 304 675 4041 78 Ford LTD , air cond. c ru11e, '11 Cadillac Coupe Ot Ville new trenlmll&ion t900 00 Both lfOOd oond, 304-1111 1721 high miiOfiiiO, 01 200 00 6 year old Ou1t1tr Hortt gliding h11 been lflown 4·H •860 oo 11""· 304·676-6799 lfttr 5 30 For 1111. Gum1ey 1nd Hol1t1ln cows Reg Sirnmtntat cows Hol1tlln tt•rs 304·896 3319 84 Hay & Grain Llrga round btil1t of htv 110 ••c:h. Squ•re beiH. t1 25 aach Ctll 114 448 1052 altar 5 Hayfouelt • 1 OOparbale Call • 14·949·2273 Tr.tnspllrl.t!IIHl 71 Autos for Sale 19.76 Pontitc Orand Pnx tun l good body ntld1 wortc, 304· 1115 6529 Locka 1973 Ford lTD 360 tutomatic good t400 00 C:lll 814 441110& lf'lytimt IUAI Olo11 tub w1R kits thelves 129 95 PENN'S WAREHOUSE Welllton Ohio 114 314 3845 f01yl8to5 j, t21 C11h pakt for junk car1 COIT1»1tlt Body' s towed Coli 814 ·182·17110 or 114 :145·8284 ••v Auto Parts Acceaories - - - - - - - .., Budget trlnlmtaiiOnl u1ed & rebu11t Tool convener• & 'JI1 ~ ttlrllfer c... Will m.ltver c.. h , ~ &. C1try or lnttall ~~~ &14 441 u. 4870 or 614 379 2220 , "· • 360 motor out of 1974 Olda ,. , Cutl•u l100 c.n 614 949 - ,1 2317 ' • "" ::;;;--:o-:-.,..,.-'--- -' " 79 Motors Homes ··• & Campers • '• ----~----------~~ · ' Tow bar •uembly for mwlng ; COrl'plct au behtnd motor horN f or truck, 304-n3 95156 • '... .,. Services ~----~~==----'' 1 81 Home Improvements . ' BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond1t1on•l Uftthne guar~n· • ltr IH locll reftrencn fumiehed .. Fret eatlmattt Cell collect • , • 1 814 237 0488, d1y or ntght ' 1.'\ Roger • Basement • J~":,. Waterprvofmg Chn.tma1 tr... ltone mulch '-· ·~ gravel coal firewood t35 " 1' Otllverlld H11p vouchtrt IC· ' • .... ctpted Oon'tlandiCtplng C1ll ... 8t4 441 9841 .. . SWEEPER and HWing machine ~ rep11r parts end sup.,.._ Pick up and delivery Dtwil VtcLium ') Clt•ner one half mile up • ..' George~ Creek Ad C•n 614· .... 446·0294 " RON ' S Ttlt~J il ton Servlct Hou11 cell on RCA, Ountr, ' "" GE Spaclaltng In Zemth Ctll ~ ' 11 304 678 2398 o• 614 -441· ,,, I 2454 ' AINGLES S SERVICE, .. Pe· ~ rienced carpenter. electridan, •..., .. matan pelntlr roofmu (indudmg hot tar appllcttton) 304· • I • 675 2088"' 676 7147 Starkl fret and llwn S1rvlct. '~ Hedgu 1hrubs buthu tnmm•d l•ndtclptng and _ tluf11) removal ltaf removal ~.. ~ 304·618·2010 .. 571 2. .2 ... : I Rotary or cable tool drilling t1 Mostwell•ca,.leted••meday ~ Pump NIH and 1ervlce 304· ;~ 896 3102 • A1t'tby Construchon , c~rptn : tery remodeling , room ldditlon r cement block work, roofing,' mtenor tnd e•terlor painting 1ldlng Roofmg Fr" eltlmtt•t 304·676 6445 or 875· 5152 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER 'S PLUM81NG AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gtll1pot11 OhiO Phone &14 U6 31:188 or 614 446 4417 85 General Hauling J•mes Boy• Water Serv•ce At10 pools f1lled Callt14 266 1141 oo 614 4461176 or 614 446 79t1 T'l Chrylltr Ntwport 304 1115 23n 197J~th 4 door •lr cnlil1, PS PB good cond 1800 00 Clll 304·115· 6303 1179 Buic k Eltctrl ell etctrel w;tad cond, 11 200 DO 304 912 2712 ) ' ' . . .' I • ••• •• Coal limetlone, gravel etc Oel1vered 1 ton and up Jim Lan ie r 3041!175 1247 or 6715 7397 Coal snd llm"tone delivery Hr\ltce 304·67&-3t 90 87 Upholstery Trucks for Sale 18 78 3 (J.Ierttr ton ford plot~ up Y· 8 ..toJNdc 1100 00 Ph 814·388·9303 1816 s 10 truck bed end 2 a V I llJ)ttl. other parts ctll 614 ·268·8439 1178 Ford Super Cab with topper Neede llnle body work Runt!J>od Cllt 81 4 -949·21 II I .. I Wattenon 1 W•ter Hauhng reuonlble nte1 tmmtd11te 2 000 gallon delivery ellterns pools well etc call 304 676 2919 1980 ford T B~td,loaded 1977 Olevy Ch!IVenne. ptck up both hive euto tr1n1ml ..10n PB PS 304 615-5281 r Ftny Tree Trimmtng stu,.. • 1 · 1f removel Call 304·176·1331 Dlltard 1 Water Delivery C11t erns pool 8r well Anyt1me but Sundav 814·441 7404 t300 " - - - - - - •. ' 1975 Ltnoo~ Mtrk IV \ltrygood CDndltton Pnctd rNaonably 304·115· 150110 72 1182 Subln.t 4 WO wegon, VG oond 13. 310 Call 514 448 4141 a UHd Corpotlng, 12X28 Block •nd ONfttt, good condh'lon Call 814 441 1811. 19&5 Ford Murteng niiW' rebuilt motor new tires auto D'lnl, 1600 00 Ph 614 448 4462 Klmbal Celutr• Orga~h pro 1r1t1t1amer ••c cond 304 458 1166 after 5 30 PM 55 Building Supplies 4 Post• ~ted wtth bo• •rlnge tnd mtttrtel, excelltnt oondltlon aiiO lrltiQutt Clll814·441 1&17 Or IYenlngs 114·248• 9372 Whirlpool HtiVy duty Wllhtr Dryer, 3 pfect Bid room 111'1 whh box liP rings • Mtttrtta, 1 Soft Chllr Ph 614·448 0878 lfttf 3 30p m Upright Plano t150 304 676 2797 8i & 1982 Chevette 2 door auto matte 11 500 al1e Chev parts tor t ale Ph 614 448 8628 68 3 bedroom mobile homt, g• hett t110 per month • secur 11-1 dtpollt 304·812· 2111 or IB2·3323 .J AKC Reg Doberman pupptes 8 weelct old. excellent ptchgr• 1160 00 Ph 814-266·8403 Sell'l 2 H P air co,.rtttor. 4 tlr hoiH, wttlf fill• pressure reguletort 2 IPriY guns 1&60 Invested t400 614 742 2323 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 112 Olive St , Oellipoti1 Ntw a uud wood -cotl•tovee. t pc wood LA IUitl 1398 bunk bede 1199, antron rechntrt 199, MW & ul«< bedroom .. n ... rtng~l wring•r w11hars • aholt Ntw ltvtngroom suttt. t199 t889 lamp•. 11to coli a wood •ovtl Call &14·441· 3119 1972 FlH Harley 01wld1on Fully dra11ed wtth 16 OOOmllaa Coli 614 992 2817 1986 Celetmty Wagon. 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Two Reg Beagle mates 811'0 old ello have 10ma younger pups available Ph 114 245 9678 2 bedroom tNII~r for rent Clott to tctloolt 1nd norn Cell lfttr 5 00 p m 114•892 1914 Ml!rC ll d IIIII s~ Motorcycles 84 Honda XR· SO tliC cond UOO 00 86 Honda ATC 200 • '" X 3 wheeler 5 months old ., 400 00 304 675 2918 48 Space for Rent 2 bedroom mobile home Mid dl.,ort 0 Atftl'tnce with tt· curltv deposit )04-882 ·3287 or 304 n3·15024 1 ' 74 1985 Chrysler l•ser Sun roof. Turbo AT A C All opt10n1, 14 000 niles Ph 614 446 41 60 oher Eip m Athlev Wood Burner with blower t200 c.n 114 992 3301 or 614 992 64151 Surplu1 regullf 1rmy camou ftage Clrhlnt, Denim Aent1l clothing, camoutt.gt cover.a1 UO 00. H 0 "Sam" Some rrillo ISgt U S ~ Rot I Eoot of Rtvtntwood Fri. 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Merchandise New one bedroom •PI in Middlepo., Call814· 992· 5304 or 814 446 1652 1fter. 8 00 pm lMge VIand Street IPittment, gel •nd weter peid unfurn11hed 304 895 3450 & 1982 Subaru 4 WO w~gon, VQ cond $3 360 Cell 1!114 446 4141 IJOwnlng Sweet 16 Beligum 16 g•uu• 660 Ruger Model 77 L W 270 caMber t380 00 Ph 114·4<18-7019 APARTMENTS, mobilt homet house• Pt PleeHnt and G•lltpo hi 614 446 8221 Vens Commttdore &4 Co~uter, Ollk drtve kty boerd rronlter & prtnttr a. software fdr mort ~nformat.on Call &1•·266·1989 after 5p m 1 bedroom ept n Middleport All utilities paid t210 per month S100dePQiit 614 992 6111 daya, 81.t-992 &713 tv enmg1 1 bdr apt overlooking city perk K 0 t180 per month Call P.J 's 114 441 1818 or evening• 114·141· 2321 ._n 1974 Ford F 100 PS. PI auto, 3)4 1116 6120 C B.lV. Radio Equipment culv•rt• metal culverts RON EVANS ENTERPIUSES. Jack· son Ot'l 814 286· &830 F1rewood for Hit t30 00 PtJ load Call Roger Melde 614 388-8417 3 bedroom hDust in Middleport Stow end rtfrlg fully cerplttd no pooto Ctll 814 882-2011 lmoll 2· bodroom homaln Mid lllth wkh tub tnd &tlowtr. atttohtd garegt, Ylrd Cafl)tttcl, ntw stove and r~trle 1r110r Juat rtght tor llngl• or worlllng aouple larry no pet1 '" chlldron """''" 1171 month plut MCurltv depotit Phont 114·N2·1282 52 2 end 3 bedroom aplrtrntnts tnd t'lou ... tn Pomeroy or M•ddlePon Fuml1hld or unfur mahed P•y own utlhla C•ll doyo 6t 4 992 2381 0000 USED APPLIANCES Wathtra, dryers, rtfr6Qeretors, r~neu Skeggs Applitnces. Upp• River Ad bnldt SIOnt Crwt Motel 114 141 7388 I·~~~!::~==-=~= 1980 Dlt!Min ptc:k·UP Aunt \ e.11ceient •1&00 Celle1•·992 184t P111ttc c11tem state 1pproved1 plall1c HPtlc t•nkl plaltic 2 bedroom furntlhed 1 new carJ)et $225 per month Deposit and rafererce required Glenn 8•••11814 948 2801 1978 GMC Ill ton 354 engenl Alto 1974 Prowitr C1mptr 1ir, 1V antenna Steep1 I SeH tontiW\Id Call 614 742 2577 1 Ptcktnt U..t Furniture Good qutltly ustd fumiturt Opan S kl 6 or call tor eppointmtnt 304-676-11483 or 1115-14150 Pomeroy Ohto largl p•tiO end yard Coli 614 992·8186 tfto• 600 pm Nlctly fumlahtd 2 bdr tpt Aduht only lnqu1re •• comer First • Olltte St at lhOIPPitdl &aln a Strvlot 2 bedroom fumllhed cl11n, 1 child no pttl NtwHtWn t171 I* month . 304 112 2481 Soft Btdl one like new 1260 00, cost ovtr 11500 00 n•, one good 1hepe t65 00 ph 114 441 1769 A & M Cuetom Couchn •"d Atupt'lollltry, St At 7 Crown CHy Oh 114 l61 1470, Evo 814 448 3431 Optn dell' 1 to 5, S•t 9 lOto 1 30 Old &ntw Upt'lostered Mowrey 1 Uphollltfmg urvlng trlcountyer&a21ytlrt Theb 11t ~ In furniture upholltering Cd _ 304 17& · •154 for tree - eltimatel J �~ . .. • •w • .. 'I Page..:..s- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, NovemiM!r 14, Local Briefs:·---. Firefighters extinguish Goodyear blaze GaUia man ·taken to center · GALLIPOLIS- Joseph A. Bevan, 34, Rt. f, Crown City, was taken to the Athens Mental Health Center T~ursday tor !'valuation following his release from Holzer Medical Center, according to the Gallla County ShPrlff's Department. Bevan, who barracaded himself in his Harrison Townslllp residence and held off deputies for sev~ days following his alleged refusal to accept a court order on Nov. 6, was removed from the house ·on Mart! Road Thursday ~rnlng following a tear g'es attack. . He was trPat!'d and relpas!'d from HMC for exposure to tear gas and abrasions to the legs below the knees. A sheriff's spokesperson said warrants have been lssu!'d for Bevan's arrest when he is relPasec! from AMHC. The warraftts charge Bevan with obstructing offlclal .buslness and aggra. vat!'d mPnacing, tile spokPSperson said. · • ' ... • '' • 1-vehicle accident injures driver · USW local to meet Tuesday Local 5171 of the Unit!'d Steelworkers will meet Tuesday at 6: 30p.m. at the Union Hallin Hartford, W.Va. All activr members are urged to attend. Shade River Lodge meets today · Shade River Lodge No. 453, Chester, will hold a special meeting Friday, ttodayl, 7:30p.m .• with work in the F.C. degree. No EMS runs reported Thursday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services rpports no calls for assistance on Thursday. Marriage license issued ' A marriage licPnse has been lssu!'d In Meigs County Probate Court to Donald Leroy Martin Jr .. 21. and Connie Sue Alley, 22. both of Middleport. ' Divorce action filed in court A divorce action has been fllPd In M~igs County Common Pleas Court by Mabel BernPas BrumfiPld, Pomeroy, against Donald Brumfield, Pomeroy, charging gross neglect of duty and E'XtremP cruelty. Michael Gray Wollard , Washington, N.C .. and Nancy Jo WallacE' Wollard, Middleport , have fll!'d for a dissolution of their marriage. · Racine bank files suit Home National Bank, Racine. has fil!'d an action In Meigs County Common Pleas Court against Sandy Creek Lumber Inc., Richard Williams and TerPsa Williams, all of Antioch, TPnn., et.al.. requesting judgment of $24 ,473.:.1l plus Interest. I '' ' Ohio primary date to change · · . , · COLUMBUS (UP!) -Legis Ia· South, or New Hampshire's early lion moving Ohio's presidential candidate sbowcase •." added primary from the first week in Brown . May to the third Tqesday In March, starting in 1988, wlll s00 n oo on its way to the desk of Gov. Richard F. CPles te. The House adopted the prop· osa l Thursday. 65·27 •.sending It back to thE' Senate, where it passed last March. Sen. Stanley J. Aronoff, R-Cinclnnati, the author, said he will ask next week for concurrence in the minor House changes. . . Aronoff and Secretary of State Sherrod Brown havE' been push- · lng for the earlier primary datE' to make Ohio a factor in the presldPntlal nominating process, and to influence othPr Midwest statE'S to join in a regional primary. ThE' Meigs County Genealogical Society wlll m!'t't at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Meigs County Museum in Pomeroy. Lronard Bass. Syracuse, will be gupst speaker. The public is invited. . "This is one more link in the chain for a regional primary In thE' Mldwpst," said Rep. JProme F . Luebbers , D-Clnclnnati, the House sponsor, woo not!'d that 1111nols has its primary on the third Tuesday in March and that M.lnnPsota. Indiana and Michl· gan may follow suit. "With this chap~. Ohio would play a more significant role in determining who would be the romlnees of both political parties," said Luebbers. Ohio's primary was in JuDE' from 1976-83. It was rnov!'d back to May in 1984 to help Sen. John Glpnn. [).Ohio. in his abortivE' prPsidPntlal bid . SomE' opponpnts object!'d to shuffling the date around, and others pointro to the estimat!'d $5 million expense of a special primary evpry four years. StatE' and local candidates would be nominated at the regular prim· ary in May. "Our d!'cision to join Illinois, and thu s crpatp the foundation of a Midwest rPgional primary. will mean more political clout for our statE' and our rPglon of . the country," said Aronoff. "It w!H movE' Ohio's concerns closer to the top of the national political agenda ." . Painting le8SOns will be offered in Pomeroy in December, Bob Hoeflich report8 - B-8 -Page B-1 Art Buchwald finds a new way for the •. Vol. :l1 No. 40 . ·U.S. to combat terrori11m - A-2 FAU ~ WI/ITER NOIJR$ CLOSED MONDAYS TUES .. WED.• THURS .. FRI. 9 AM to 5 PM SATURDAYS 9 to 1 THE GRAVELY Soulh Central Ohio Clear tonight, with a low in the upper 20s. Increasing cloudiness Saturday, with highs between 50 and 55 . The probability of precipita · lion Is near zero tonight and 20 percent Saturday. Winds will becompsouthPrlyat · 10 to 15 mph tonight. Ohio Elltentled Forecast Sunday throop Tuesday A chanre of rain Sunday and · Monday, with a chanre of rain or snow mainly in northern part of the state on Tuesday. Highs wlil range from 45 to 55 Sunday and Monday and from the mid 40s to · the ·Dw 50s Tuesday. Overnight lows will be between 35 and 40 Sunday and Monday mornings and in the lls early Tuedsay. , WILL YOUR UTILITIES PUT YOU IN THE POOR HOUSE THIS WINTER? • RYOU FRIDAY'S UNTIL 7 P. • By DENNIS SHUMATE incompiet ion . forced the White Times-Sentinel Staff ,Falcons into a fourth-and -fivE' POINT PLEASANT - The situation. Gibbs dropped back Wahama White Falcons returned and fired a pass to Bumgarner two kickoffs for touchdowns here for six yards and a first down at Saturday afternoon, but needed a the Pineville 49. kPy fumble recovery, advanred Facing a third-and-seven , into thE' endzone off a 43-yard Gibbs found Bumgarner open pass from quartPrback Sean past the PinevillE' secondary . Gibbs to Brad Bumgarner and down to the thrre. where Bum· Matt VanMeter's extp point garner was tackled from behind with 3: 16 remaining in the game and fumbled . to take an exciting 25-24 victory Robbie Grimm, who was trail· over PinevillE' in the opening lng the play, outraced a Pineville round of West Virginia Class A detender to the ball, plck!'d up football playoffs. the DOS E' pigskin along tile left After Pineville had takE'n a sideline and scor!'d from three 24·18 lead on a fivP-yard run by yards ,out. VanMeter kick!'d the FrPd Hatfield , the White Falcons decisive Pxtra point for the startI'd · their winning drivE' on winning margin that s!'nds Watheir own 40 aftpr a · short .hama into second round playoff Pineville kickoff. action. Wahama wast!'d little time to Following an incomplete pass, Gibbs connected wiih J .T. Lloyd excitE' thE' crowd as Lloyd took for five yards before another the opening kickoff 88 yards tor a I Includes Lobby, Installment Loan Department. 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SHOREY~®· ======America's DinnerThbler========= ...... -- It Animal shelter group's big leap ·Minutemen • In playoff tilt 'I · sell, Long Bottom; Howard Tho• mas, Letart. W.Va.; Katherine Weaver, Pomeroy; Martha Hart. Letart, W.Va .; Wilbur Smith. Rutland. DischargE's - Juanita. Chap· man, Harold (Duane) McDaniel. Fannie Maynard, Jennings Way· land, Christopher Bissell. · Today, partly cloudy. High 5fl to 5.'1. B Soctiono, 58 P~~goo A 'Multimedia Inc. Now-or :wahama nips James R. Bryan · 204 Condor St. Pomeroy. OH . Phone 992·2976 Along the River ........ B·l·8 Business ... ...................D·I Comlcs ........... :........Insert · Classlfleds .... D-2·3+5·6-7·8 D,e aths .. :..................... A-6 Editorial ..................... A·2 Sports ...................... C·l·8 . · Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Copyright«< 1986 lbure inVited to an oldfashioned --~ - - says .we~come to holidays tnttS·• By NANCY YOACHAM Tlmes·Senlinel Staff POMEROY - The fir$! yPar· of MPlgs County's twoyear hou sing rehabilit ation program, funded by Community DpvelopmPnt Block Grant funds through the Meigs County Commissioners and admlnistPred by the Gallla· Meigs Community .Action Agpncy at the request of the commissioners, is winding to a close. Ron Crawford. program dl · rector. reports that 28 homE's havE' been repaired through · out MPlgs County, some of which receiv!'d "quitE' extensive" repairs. The grant allows for rehabilitation of 23 major projects and five e mPr· gency projects per year. Gal11a County has "totally, finished" thE' second year of Its hous ing rehab funding period, Crawford says, with a ' total of 55 homE's repair!'d during the two years. BecausE' Ga llia wrapped up Parly, It received an add!· Ilona! $75,000 in bonus funds, thus Pnabling thE' ·Ga 111a pro· gram to continue through <\;:rll 1987. · Crawford says eight additional homes may now be rPpalred in Gallla with the bonus fund s. Altogether, Gailia rec~lv!'d nearly :1590,000 and Meigs $642,000 for ttelr respective two-year programs. Of those tot a is, Galiia received $293,!61 for Its second yPar, while Meigs receivro :1321,000 for its first -year. Crawford says the second· year -of thE' Meigs program wlll begin gearing up in mid -December. As in the first-y ear. homes to be rehabilitated will he chosen oo a point system by a flve-mem ber panel estab· lished by the Meigs Coun1y Commissioners. . Points wlli be asslgn!'d on various items, including the. size of the family, family Income and the condition of the hom!'. The maximum income to be consldPred In Meigs County is $16,!XJO, however, lower in· comes will again ·be given GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 8t SERVICE . •• SH()NEY'S ::;::::::;;".:.~~.~·~· .: BEEF TIPS & Mr. and Mrs. John Bryan of Middleport have recelvE'd word or the death of his brother. James R. Bryan. 704 Emmons St., Lincoln Park. Mich .. Thursday morning. Funeral services will be held Monday and burial will be at Lincoln Park. . ' ' . effort to end Ohio weather c. 50 cents Bucks· in. first place·- hooked up ·the ho~es and flr!'d · water Into the aroo to coollt down . lle,fore Goodyear .P~rsonnel, our; assistant chiP! CharlPs 'follivPr: and members of ti)e Po in~ , Pleasant Volunteer Fire Depart, ment enterE'd the building tq make s.~re things were undeP control. The Point P!Pasant Voluntee~. Fire Department sent 10 mPn and three trucks to the srene whil~ Valley responded witheight men and two trucks. and Gallipolis arrived at.the scenE' with six meq and one truck . I Gov. Richard F . Celeste announced today the award ofS.'i,!1Hl to the Meigs County Health Department to fund community operated hPalth promotion programs focused on attacking the leading causE's of dPaths and dlsabUltles In Ohio. The grant was awardPd by the Ohio Department of Health through thr federal Preventive Health and Health SE'rvlces Block Grant. ·"Promoting good health practices and reducing the risks to premature dPaths and disabilities help avoid needless sufferlnl!: and also r!'duce health carp Pxpenses. Keeping health carec 0sts down is , essential in protecting Ohioans' pockPtbooks," the governor said. Most prPmature deaths and disabilities are due to heart disease, cancer. stroke and accidental Injury. Evidence Indicates that lndlvlduallifestylp is a major contributing factor to thr number of premature deaths and disabllltles, the department of health reports. Individuals can significantly influencE' pPrsonal health outcomes by adopting position health habits. according to thE' departmPnt. Health promotion projects arp deslgn!'d to promote healthy lifestyles and reduce hPalth risks that are associated with the leading causes of deaths and dlsabUltles In Ohio, the department rPports. · :f. IArea deaths I • . · ' Sunday "No longPr wlll topresldPntlal candidates be ablE' Ignore the nreds of Ohio oocause they are Genealogical society meets Sunday Health department gets funds a Valley, Point I;'leasarit and Galli· polls (ire departmPnts, Roberts added . According to Ted Nance, llPutenant with the Vall!'y unit and one of the first firpfighters on the srene, there was more smokE' at the Goodyoor plant than anything else. "We saw a who.l~.lot of smoke when we got there, Nance said. "By the time wparriv!'dGoodyear's firE' brigade pretty much had things under control. We could see morE' smokE' than wp coul!l · fire. I we got . there we j r------------....-1 A Jackson County, W.Va., man sufferedminon1sibielnjurles in a one-vehicle accident on Ohio 124 Thursday: Lewis A. Young, 36. Sandyville, was not treat!'d, according to the Galiia-Meigs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. The patrol said Young was eastbound In Sutton Township at 4 p.m. when the truck he was driving reportedly struck a brldce. went off the right side of the road and overturned, causlnl! severe damage to the truck. Young was cited for failure to control. '. POINT PLEASANT :.... Volun ' berts, manager o( industrial tcer tt're departments from Point relations at the ApplE' Grove Pleasant. Valley and GalUpolls · faclllty. Rooorts said thPre was . respoild!'d to fire. at the equipment damage , but a mone· Goodyear Tire and Rubber Plant tary estimate was unavailable. Thursday at 10:15 a .m . According . to Roberts, the The fire. which was confined to utlllty buUdlng is seperate but a \ltillty building used to ) tore, adjacent to Goodyear's main hPat and melt raw materials , buUdlng. The fire, which appar· resulted in no Injuries to person- ently originated around a heat!'r nel at thE' plant or f!reflghtprs at us!'d to heat transfer liquids, was thE' site, according to Bob Ro· confined to the structure by the • • • . · j 198~ r-• I • ; · I LOOKING FOR AN OUT - PlnevUie's Fred Hatfield (22) looks lor an out as Wahama players Eddie Starcher (33) and Terry Hawkins (38) close In durin!( Sa(urday's playolf game between the 6-0 White Falconi Pad. Wahama's try for two was un~;uccessful. Plnevllle battled back at the end of the quarter wl!en Fred Hat· flPld scored .trom 11 yards out. . White Falcons and Pineville at Point Pleasant. Waliama E'dged the Minutemen, 25-24, Ill advance In West VIrginia lootball playolfs. Pineville missed thE' conversion . attempt and the gamE' was tiro at s~. The White Falcons -scored the o~ ly points of a defensive domi· (ourt ruling _ clears officer ~· ~:· ~:~~.t- nat!'d second quarter on a 14-ya rd run by Grimm with 8: 42 on the clock . Wahama·s drive was started when defensive back (Continued on C-2) < y~ar BEFORE- This was Flora Bailey's home before housbtgrehab111fatlonfundswerespenl to upgrade the residence. Located on Hartinger Parkway, the bluse, as pictured, was large, drafty and extremely hard to heal. · AFI'ER - Bames Construction Co., of Galli a County, wuthe conlriCtor responsible lor repairs to this Hartinger Parkway home, owned.by Flora Dalley• ..,.pproxlmalely $13,000 of Melgs·County's Community Development Block Gr111l houln1 rehablllta&ion luncls was spen€ to upgrade the residence. Barnes CGIIItrudlon hu been reapo•lble lor repairs to 15 Meigs and Gall Ia homea which have been upiJ'aded with houal111 rehab funds. In the picture are , from left to right, John Manley and Jbn Ba-a, of Barnes Construction, .and Ron Crawford, housing rehab program director. ;:referenre. Only owner-ocoupl!'d oomes wili he rehabilitated. Mobile homes w111 not be ·conslder!'d. Duplexps or homes repaired under prpvlous city or county Housing and Urban Development progr81l')s are also not eligible for the program. The l . • ownPr must have Uvecr 1n the bornE' for at IPast one YEIIr prior to applying lor assistance, and a 'five-year lien 1s placed on the b:>me . The lien only eovers the amount or the repairs and is r!'duced by :IJ .perO!nt each 11 thl1 Dve years. Meigs resldPnts wishing more information on the second-year of thE' county's housing rehab program may co'n tact Rick McDonald, Meigs housing specialist, in his <lfice on the ground floor rl. the Meigs County Courtoouse. GALLIPOLIS - A federal magistratE' has found in favor of a Gallipolis policeman sued by the mother of a man who died aftPr being shot at the Ga111a County Sheriff's DepartmPnt five years ago. The decision came from Magis· tr(lte Norah McCanl\. King Frl· day following a four-day trial in U.S. District Court ln .Columbus on the suit. brought by Helen Sharp of Springfield, admlnlstra · tor or the estate of Byrm\ D. Redman. against Patrolman Jack Owen. The suit claim!'d that Redman , 22, was denl!'d du.E' process and was the victim of wrohgful death when Ow!'n shot Redman on Sept. 12, 1981, following a ram· page in which a dispatcher and a jaller werE' shot and wounded and a shPriff'S captain was severely beatPn. In the. original suit, filed in August 1982, OwPn was one of several defendants . Those ln· eluded ·the dispatcher, Anthony R Haner, the jaller, Oliver "Bud" Raygu, sll>riff's Capt. Silas Hamilton. Patrolman (now Sgt.) Keith Elliott, Sheriff James Montgomery and spyeral county and city officials in office at the time of the Incident. All of tbosP defendants were later dropped from Sharp's suit, with the exception of Owen, brother of current Galllpolls Pollee Chief Joe Owen . ThPre was no immediate word on whether King's ruling would be appealed. Sharp's suit claimed Redman was arrPst!'d by the Ohio High· way Patrol on Sept. 12, 1981, and after being taken to the Ga lila County Jall, he was repeat!'dly assault!'d and ' attacked by Haner Raygo and Hamilton . During thesE' ~aults, Sharp's suit claimE'd, Owen and Elliott entered and joined In the tray. The suit claimed Owen then shot RE'dman. The orlglnalsultsought a total of$1.7 million In damages. The suit contllcted with reports of what happPned at the time of Redman's death. Redman was arrPsted on "intoxication charges" by the patrol and taken to 'the county jali. Once there, he reportedly attack!'d RaygJ with a razor Redman Is oolleved .. to have concealed on himself. (Continued on A;3). By LEE ANN WELCH Tlmes·Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Gallla countlans have the opportunity to he in the doghouse - the DE'W . animal shelter, ready to be occupied. 'I:he opening of t~ sheltE'r, on OhiO 160 next to the Children's Home, Is scheduled for 2 p.m. today. ThE' Gallla County Animal Welfare League has made gig an· tic leaps forward since its beg!~· nlng In 1979 when the "dog pound" was a hut surrounded by wire on a landfill in Eno. According to Marilyn Smith of the AWL. the Humane Society of the Unlt!'d States and the Gallla County Commissioners had several heated discussions at that time about the care gtvpn dogs in ·thE' area. "Gallla County was known as 'thE' worst dog pound In tlie nation.'" Mrs. Smith said. In short 'lour years, the group had madp progress. an.d the animal shelter had been relocated to a barn on the old Gallipolis DevelopmPntal Center grounds off Farm Road. The group Is charter!'d by the Humane Society of the Unlt!'d States, and John Hoyt, president of HSUS, has visited the local group on occasion and addressed thE' issues concPrnlng the ·mpmbers. ' • Now. the Gallia County Anlmal WPllare League Is OPE>nJng Its new shelter, which has th~ features found in "big city" 'facUlties . ' The shE' Iter has office space, a food preparation room, and 18 • Individual pPns tor dogs which have an automatic watering system and food bowls attached to the gate . Each pen also has ·a resting bed and a drain. Built by county employees, ·· Ga111a County Commlsslollt!rs : allocated $50,000 tor the mnstruc- . tlon. which brokE' ground last January. Had the building ~n contract I'd out, Mrs . Smlthsaldlt would cost at least $100,000. Mrs . Smith credits the commlsslonprs with the progress · made by the animal welfare league in getting this new : facUlty. · " In a lot of areas, the animal welfare 'leagues and counfy governmPnts don't get along.'· Mrs. Smith said. "But here, It's an exceptional relationship." Most of the "extras" in the shelter wlll comE' from th~ league's funds. which are supple· mented with bake sales, otl)er other fund -raisers at the River Ri!creation Festiva l. the Gailia County Junior Fair and other activities. As the league raises money, . there wlll be more stre l cages in · the puppy room . Currently, thE' ; cagE's fro m the e~istlng sheliPr wUl be brou ght to the bullding. Each cage , which bouses five units, costs · about $1,!110. There arE' also a numrer of other things planned for the shelter - like directional signs and maybe somE' landscaping. But that will havp to walt for money or civic groups 10 voiun; · teer their services. The league is not just the "dog • pound, " but a group of dedicateq citizens who are concPrD!'d with the treatmPnt .of animals- from population control to the Ill man~ - and in some cases the inhumane- dPstructloq of animals and experimPntation on them . The group also has a pet the~apy program for the area nursing homes. In It, members tak~ their own an lmals to the . , residents to visit with, talk to and just love. a ,.' L 1 L I f • � 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 11. November 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. 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