https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9a1901fae2c7ef120e597347dae776dc.pdf c822d672f6182fd94f5652ba81f819cc PDF Text Text Seahawks, · · Packers post · • Ohio Lottery Daily Number 317 PICK-4. 0206 • vtctones ~:;:::;;::> • - Page·3 • aty en tine 4 Sections, 48 Pages 25 Cents' A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, November 28. 1986 Blazes disrupt ' :towns : . Regan denies knowing of secret Contra deal ._ WASHINGTON (UPI)- White ' House chief of staff Donald Regan Is challenging an admlnlstration official to give lnvestigators evidence that he knew details of the secret scheme to divert U.S. ar111s profits from Iran to Nicaraguan rebels. The While House official told United Press International Thursday on a condition of anonymity about Regan's role ln the possibly criminal operation, and the chief of staff denied it strongly. The source promised to relay his Information fO Investigators if they are willing' to dig deeply Into the scope of the clandestine dealings. The official said Regan was Informed regularly aboui the operation by Navy Vice Adm. ~ John Poindexter, the national security adviser who quit Tuesday, an f) Marine Lt. Col. Oliver North, the National Security Council deputy fired for handling the scheme at a time when U.S. " J~9liday McDONALD, Ohio (UPli Water flooded an underground :natural gas regulator causing It to malfunction and trigger fires :In more than 20 homes just as some residents were prepared to 'sit down to a Thanksgiving meal. . Eight homes were damaged ·extensively, more than 12 others .reported having minor fires and .a nightclub was destroyed by ·a .fire which started after pressure :1n the gas line feeding a 3(). block :neighborhood more than .<Joubled. . : Officials said the surge of gas .that resulted with the Increased pressure apparently-Caused the :Pilot light flames and gas stove :burners to flare, setting off the .fires. . ' "We had a problem with the gas lines In town," said Me Do· 'nald FirE.> Chief Dan Nagy. "I had :something like 25 fires at one ·time." · Nagy said the fires were extinguished or under control by 5 p.m., and he said the only Injury .reported was a woman who experienced chest pains. Shew as transported to a Youngstown hospital and later released. Firefighters and emergency technicians from more than 12 departments rushed to assist the McDonal~ire Department. Nagy said most of the fires erupted from water heaters. furnaces or stoves and occurred In a 30-block area of the northeast Ohio town, which has a population of .about 3, 700. Between 700 and 1,000 homes were affected, he said. George Brown, a spokesman for the McDonald Fire Department, said the Red Cross and a Trumbull County disaster services agency set up shelters for the residents of the damaged homes. He did not know how many people were left homeless by the fires. John Tldyman, a spokesman for the East Ohio Gas Co. In Cleveland, said the problem was traced to an underground regulator which malfunctioned when it was flooded with water. "A serviceman went to (the regulator) after hearing an alarm and discovered that pressure was 2 ~ titnes what it should have been," Tldyman said. He said a crew of about 50 gas company representatives canvassed the neighborhood Thursday night to relight pilot lights blown out when the pressure Increased. Clear tonight, with a low in the lower 30s. Sunny Saturday, with highs between 55 and 60. The probability of precipitation is near zero through Saturday . A LIVELY TRIO - A fast-moving dance routine by Linda Young, Rhonda Haddox and Debbie Burns, I to r, will add comedy to the Big Bend Varieties of '86, which wUI be at the Rutland Civic Center at 8:10p.m. Saturday. The show Is the first produced by the Big Bend Minstrel Assocl~tlon in five years. Six file lawsuits military aid to the rebels was banned. Poindexter had been informed by North about the operation to fund the Contra rebels "every step of the way," the official added. " Regan approved the concept of using Iran funds to finance the Contras," the source said. " And he was informed every time there was a development- such as when the Iranians responded to an overture." Briefings for Regan took place between once a week and once a month in the White House, the official said, declaring: "I will tell the Justice Department what I told you if they conduct a thorough investigation." day, called the allegations "ridiculous" and through a spokesman argued, "If any of these people who claim to know this have any ev idence, they should take it to the Depa rtment of Justice." · Asked about his own Thanksgiving, Regan told reporters, "I feel like I'm lhe turkey." " I was never briefed tho- · roughly on ali of this." he said. "I never heard of it until · the news came out on Monday about what was happening with the Iranian money and the Contras ... I don't know where the story came from. How can you comment on im unnamed source?" Regan also denied knowing anything about l'Oorth's reported dest ruction of NSC documents during the weekend. The Los He said knowledgeable White Angeles Times, cltifig anonymHouse people have not been ous sources, said North went to interviewed yet. his office-and destroyed files that Regan, in Santa Barbara.. might have shed cruclanight on Calif., where President Reagan the scope of administration involremained in seclusion at his vement in the Iran-Contra ranch for the Thanksgiving holi- operation. against Goodyear AKRON (UPI) - Four more shareholders of the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. are legally cHallenging the company's decision to pay ·corporate raider Sir James Goldsmith $621 million to end his takeover attempt. There are now six cases in Akron courts alleging the Goodyear payment to Goldsmith was "greenmail" or corporate blackmall and constituted a misuse of corporate funds. The latest suits were filed Wednesday . · The business community defines "greenmail" as the pijrchase of a large block of stock from a threatening Investor at a higher-than-market price. Cleveland lawyer John Edwards said based on the current market price of Goodyear stock •. shareholders can argue that they would not receive as much as the $49.50 a share Goodyear paid Goldsmith. Edwards said while the Goodyear case may meet the definition of greenm~ll, It may not be enough to con~lnce a court to overturn, void ( or revise the Goldsmith settlement. Edwards said a principal of law known as tl\e business judgement rule is applied when directors are charged wJth violating their fiduciary obligations to shareholders. FIR8T PLACE - Dave Shinn, section supervisor for Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Melp No. 2 mine, shows off the two flnt-place trophies he received In hla flnt year of henchman competition. Goodyear paid Goldsm~th $49.50 for each of his 12.5 mill on shares and $37.6 million or Goldsmitl)'s Investment bankIng, legal and other fees lncur~ed in his takover attempt. Goodyear Intends to make a cash tender offer next weekof$50 a share· for 40 million of the remaining 96.5 million shares outstanding. If all shares are tenederd, Goodyear will pay $50 for slightly more thim 41 percent . of the shares. The remainder would be worth whatever the stock market is paying at the time. On Wednesday , Goodyear stock closed at $43.25 a share. If ali shares had been tendered Wednesday, a shareholder owning 100 shares would receive $4,601.75, or an av~rage $46 a share. That would be less than what Goldsmith received, but it does not prove the directors failed to meet the standards of business Judgement rule, Edwards said. But Alan Melal)'led, a Cleveland lawyer who filed Wednesday's ,shareholder suits, said directors could have displayed greater loyalty and care toward shareholders by accepting a tender offer from Goldsmith to buy ali Goodyear shares for $49 each. t. DITCHED - This 1984 Plymouth veered off U.S. 33, approximately nln~tenths of a mUe north of the junction with Ohio 7, Wednesday afternoon after Randall Williams, 21, Belpre, lost control, according to the Gallla-Melgs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol. Williams was southbound around 12: 50 p.m. wh~n he reportedly lost control, went off the right side of the road, struck a mailbox and landed In a ditch, the patrf!l said. Williams, whom the patrol cited for failure to control, was treated and released from Veterans Memorial Hospital later that afternoon from Injuries sustained through the accident. The vehicle was damaged heavily. Area man excels in mining rescue competition If they gave out rookie-of-theyear jiwards for henchman competition, they'd have to consider Dave Shinn from Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs No. 2 mine. In his first year of henchman competition, the section supervisor from Point Pleasant has captured two first -place trophies at only four mine rescue contests. The main purpose of a mine rescue contest Is to give the teams an opportunity to demonstrate their. efficiency In mine rescue procedures. Although coal mine disasters have been reduced in recent years, rescue team members are on call 24 hours a day to answer the needs of the Industry. In the past two years, ·the . henchman's competition has become commonplace at mine rescue meets. In this competition, each entrant must undergo a written examln~tion as well as a thorough check on a selfcontained breathing apparatus which Includes detecting malfunctions In the apparatus. The purpose of the check Is to ensure the machine's readiness for an emergency at any given time. The fact that It was Dave's first season In henchman competition made his two trophies somewhat unforeseen, but even more Ironic Is the fact that he came in last place during his first start. · "I told everyone there's only one place I don't want to be," Shinn said, speaking about his first meet at Blacksburg, Va. " But, that's exactly where I ended up.'' aut Shinn overcame the nervousness that often plagues a first-time competitor to win the first place trophy at his next meet In St. Clairsville. After that, he placed a very respectable sixth In Beckley, W.Va., In a meet spol)sored by Post No. 10 of the West Virginia Mine Rescue Association. And finally, he brought home a three-foot trophy from a state mine rescue competition In Beckley. In the state meet, Shinn placed first among out-of-state competitors and seventh overall, In a field of about 40. Not bad for the first year of competition. But Shinn's famil· larlty with the four-hour, selfcontained breathing apparatus used by mine rescue team members goes back a little further than thls ·year. Shinn began his career in the · mining Industry wltb Union Carbide's Putnam mine In Leon, W.Va., where he had a first class training on the rescue unit. ' "While I was at Union Car- bide," Shinn said, "a representa- the practical portion of the tive from Drager- the manufac- examination. The written port ion turer of the unit - came from asks quest ions on material which Germany to familiarize users Is covered in a bookiPt the with the rescuer." Shinn served manufacturer provides. Then, the practical portion of on the Putnam mine rescue team exam- checking the apparathe and helped train the team as tus for defects - is given· for a well. He also spent a year with maximum of 30 minut es. 11 Pittston Coal's Elkay Mining Co. consists of a number of tests 'including chrcks on vrntilal ion. in Logan, W.Va. Shinn cam.e to Southern Ohio the exhalation and inhalat iori Coal befire mining even began, valves, the press ure ga ugr, brramore than 14 years ago.ije spent thlng bag. demand va lve a nd about two seasons as captain for manual cut off mechanism. No more than 30 minut es is the Meigs No. 2 team five years allowed for a complete chrck on ago. As well as beginning the the breathing apparatus, Shinn henchman's competitions this said. "Of course. the better your summer, Shinn joined the mine time, the bet ter your score will rescue team again as the No. 7 be. The unit is comprised of at a nk person. Primarily, Shinn's position entails filling In for other of compressed oxygen which members of the team and play- distributes oxygen att 1.5 litres Ing a "patient" or trapped coal per minute. "That's more than miner during the mine rescue you'll need most of the limr." Shinn .said, so a de mand valvr is contests when needed. · Shinn's duties as henchman for provided to give the user more or Meigs No. 2 Include keeping the less as needed. Another large portion of the breathing apparatuses functionIng for mine rescue meets and for . unit is an alcali -cartrldge for the emergencies at the mine. Luck· purpose of absorbing carbon lly ! Shinn says he has never 1been dioxide. With the five-liter breainvolved in an emergency thing bag, check valves allow lhr · air in and ou 1 In the proper situation., The henchman competitions direction and then the connecting consist of a written test - 20 tubes must be checked toguaran(Continued on Page 51 questions - and "the bench" II ' '· \I '., �I • , ' ."_., , ...:. ! . .... -· "~.t <' ' ~~ -~ ' ..J; ' :.~ ..,., ' ... Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE 111/TERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lh ts:m~ ~v I"'T"\......._-r. ~c::::~~-==- ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHJTEHE .<\D Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB )JOEFUCH General Manager DALE RoTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER or The Uni ted Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the Ame rican Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OP I ~ I O~ arP welco me . They shoukl be lf.'Ss than l)) words IOnR. All lett ers ar(' su bJ('('! Io editi ng a nd rru st be signal wlrh na me- , addre-ss and teles,hon<' number. ~o unslgn«< INters wUJ lx' published. Leiters should be in good tasrr . addr rssing issues. not pt>rsooall tles. The Lighter Side ~ • ... ~· ~F;rid~a~y~·;N~o~v~em~be!;!r12~8!:_,_11_!!9!!8!6_ _ _~~~~~~~~=======P=ome=ro=y=M:::id::d:lll~port~~·.!:O~h~io!....-----:--:--::----~---Th~e;D~a;;;.;il~y~S;:e;-nt:ine~I~P~age~-:-3 ::~ ~- Pilge-2-The Dally Suiual > • ... Cowboys fall to Seattle 31-14 ::: ,, .'f' . · By MIKE RABU)II ~· " ' The Daily Sentinel . ., ~ a great job. He want ed the ball UPI Sports Writer and he ra n hard with it. EverybIRVING, Texas (UP\) - The ody did a great job." Ballas Cowboys picked on the Both teams are7-6, need tow in . ' their remaining games and have wr,_ong bird lor Thanksgiving. The Seattle Seahawks roasted, to receive some help alon g the basted and then carved up the way to make the playoffs. In Cowboys, building a 24-7 halftime addition, Dallas has to win two of lead en route to a 31·14 victory Its last three to post its 21s t . · Thursday. consecutive winning season. Seattle quarterback Dave "We couldn' t stop them and we Krieg dominated the first half just kept missing when we had and running backCurt Warner chances to make big plays," said took over from there to allow Dallas Coach Tom Landry, who Seattle to defeat Dallas lor the has set>n his team lose fou r of its first time in four fries. It · also last five. "They ran good rout es, marked the first time in seven Krieg thrE-w the ball well and we didn't cover very well. ye~rs the Cowboys lost thE'ir Kri eg. who wa s br iefly annual Thanksgiving Day benched earlier this ypar, com; assignment. "It was a great win for us," ' pleted 16 or 23 passes for 214 said Seattle Coach Chuck Knox, yards . He ran for one touchdown, whose team had lost four in a row threw for two more and directed before putting together Its cur- the Seahawks to scores on all four rent two-game -winning streak. of their first-half possessions. Warner ra n for 122 yards on 22 "Anytime you come In here and beat the Dallas Cowboys, you carrieS and pu t th e game aw ay with a 9-yard ru n with 10 minutes have had a good effort. ' "Dave Krieg wa$ sharp and to play. · "We fi nally put some things moved tlie balL Warner did '• 1 Will it ,sully:- Re~an ~ William A. Rushe~:f J,.,~ ' ~- . ' J' There II soraethlDII . faintly- • ho~ before tile ell!rllons.) the administration lliis fatally · know very well that II the United'_,. pathetic aboMt the a..,ellllwneet:l • It • ch~ to Wlleve l"tfti· undermine~ this cOuntry's States can establish !rlendly ]: of thP congresslo~ ~ats 'dent Aeagiltl, the fundaliii&!Jital "credlltillty ' by secretly autho- relations wllh post·Khomelnl and the liberal mectJ to .aflonll· ·, obj~e was to dev~op ~Y · r!zlng ·tile shfpltlent of arms to Iran 1which cannot. be long -Ill nate absolutely everythiAI else. contacts that would prove~~ Iran while pul!Jlcly iapostna J comln~i. this will benefit eYE'I'V"' "'~ to the 1\lgh objeetlv,e of ttnbar··: to ~~ Unltl!d Statea In ··Pfit· total ball on arms it( Iran aMI single one oft hem. The s~~~~~:~~;~}· rassing Ronald Reaaan. j,;. .• Khdirltlnl Iran .... sure!~ a urglna ~r friends and allies to dO In question was for that 1 and that purpose o~ly. Take the controvf!'Sy o«ior the . com~~tendabli! aim. It we pr~r UkewWt. administration's shipment of a to ~leve his ~evert~~! crltlts; hiS " Bur tile shipment In question Again . .the critics protest th~t. small quantity of arms to~taln ~ real purpose was IB securt the was not intendl!!d to !Nke some by "bar~alnlng for the release groups In Iran. P~actlc~ly no- rei~ our our llostap~ Jn Uleglti~t~ profit lor the United body contends t~i there was Leba.ten ""' at~aln, a thorel!ltiJY .States ltl'hind the backs of our the hOstages In return lor arms· • anything lpoble about Preai,dent deslnble goal In ltllel!. In both trlend5 - as with the cases of shipments to Iran" (I am quoting Reagan's underl)llng, motive In : cases, the crltlclsra has COliC€!!:- ··various -members of rllir OPEC Anthony Lewis of the New York authorizing the shlpmetll~ (One) ' trat~ on the alleged slde-"""'ts cartel, tor example, wllo have Tlmesi. President Reagan has E'xception Is Tip O'Neill. who of tllrtrmaneaver, rather.tllalllts been kllown to sell oil below the. violated his "firmly d«lared bitterly insists tht'Wbo~ thing '· aim,. • -,... lgl"eec!.:ule price lor tllelr owa · policy .. . not to negotiate with was a scheme to if! the ~!ages We are told. lor ~lnplrJ~t '-"eflt. Our friends tlld allle$ terrorists for hostages." rr that· were a fair description o! what• ; Reagan actually did, he would be' open to some criticism . for adopting questionable tactics to , reach a legit !mate goal. : ":· I . But the casual condensation or: this whole complex ,dlplomat!o· Initiative Into an attempt "to trade weapons to Iran for hostages In Lebanon" ('The Times' · James Reston this time) Is, to put It mildly, dlsl~genuous. It Certainly was much more than that. But even II It were only that, It "i would not properly be open to crlt iclsm (rightly leveled at a typical ransom payment) that It .•.' would merely encourage the ., . kidnappers to seize other hos• . ' ,, tages to to replace those re- · ' leased. If our contacts in Iran -1· were · influential enough to com· ·'•' pel the release of American . hostages in Lebanon without · meeting the kidnappers' longstanding demands, they presumably are Influential enough to forbid the seizing of replacements . . . together ·offensively ," Krieg. • said. "I'm happy about that. The · way things have been going, I'd have to say this was one of the better games we've played all year." After falling behind by a touchdown, . Seat tle drove 66 · yards the fir sttlme It had the ball and Krieg scored on a 6-yard quarterback draw. On the Seahawks ' next two possessions, they marched 77 and 46 yards. MAKE IT ARULE... USE WANT ADS. , ,: · ARANDY .. _.. TOOL 992-2156 ~:. Black and white hues · By DICK W~T WASHI NGTO:\ 1 t; Pit - A major controvt>rsy this year concerns whether old origi nal films shown on television should be colored . Some produ cers an d direc tors apparently see a dif!Prence bet.ween shooting a film in color and addin g the tint later after the mot1on picture is already in I he can. !?or instan cl', Wood)' Allen. who ha s mocl c movies both ways. dc$cribed thr coloriza ti on process as "Criminal mutiliation" and Jo~n Huston. who di rected " The Maltese Falcon" among othrr cla'ssics, said it wa!-i "1:ts great an impertinenCP as for someo ne to wash flesh lOOPS on ada Vi nci dra\\1ng." Elut othr rs. nola bi)' dist ribut ors . sec colorization as a way to present old mo\'ies from moulderin g In the vau lt s. And there is no do*bt It is co mmercia II)· succesful. . Whv. one tinted Lau rel and Hardy comedy is reported to have sold more' cassettes in six months than the uncolored version did in the pr~vious decade. !;personally don't ca re which wav the color feud is resolved . But I hoj>e television never gets arou nd to adding sou nd to old silent movies - particularil.v westerns. . Tt>chnlcally. that should be quite feasible. Holywood IS phony an~how and .thc dubbi ng process tha i mak<" It possible to substitute the singing vo ice of an unphot ogra phic chan teuse for dissonances of a beauty queen prPsumably cou ld be applied to the era before talkies. (am assumin g, of course. that non-talkingplcturcs are avalable for sale to telev ision networks. independent statio ns and VC,R owners. But while the commercia l possi bilities are good, it co uld be an artistic •. !USPS 14!1-9!iOJ A OlvL'ilon of Multimedia., In (' . throug h F riday. 111 Court St .. Po· mf:'roy. Ohio, by thC' OhloVali<'V Pub• llsh i n~ Company / Multlmf'd ia, In c.. Pomrroy. Ohio 45769. Ph. M2-2156. Sroposla~(> paid at Pomf'roy, Ml'mbf'r: Unltf'd Prf's.o; Int f' rnat lo nal. Inland Dallv Pr(ISSAssociation and I hP Ohio NC'w sPaprr Ass oc iation . National Adv('rtl slng RE>prrsf'nlativf', B ranham Nf'WspapC'r SalC'S. 7.13 Third A\'cnuf'. N<>W York. N('w York 10017. POSTMASTER: S<>nd addre-ss They:,.on,Jy get. kiJ~ed: , Jack A'nderson & Dale Van ,Atta c h a n~ to Th£' Dallv S(ln!ln{'\, 1l1 Court St. , Pomeroy. Oh'io 4~769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES WASHINGTON ""'The!rustra- have harmeil a fly," said a 'or dollars to keep n<'kotiatlons also been shot In reprisal lor • i ion and ultimate futlfity of onetime assistant. ·_:. ., ,alive through Angllcalf mlnlstet Britain' s cooperation in the · : : trying to ransom Americ"n hasDespite his record of kindness 'terry Waite. As a special adviser American raid on l.lbya. · · 1 tag_es with arms or money were and II!! sy~athy lor the Arabs ).<l the archbishop of Canterbury, According to our lntelllgPnce dh{3st('r. tragically demonstrated . last ... or' possibly because of It? Waite kfemf(l to be · ~ose last sources, the British hostagps Itis difficult , for exampll'. to imagine t be voice of Tom Mix or any of spring, a lew dil.ys aftet the 1 · Kllburn was kjdnaJl'lied by apng Chrlstmastlme to gettllgseveral and presumably Kllburn- were , thq·old-timc silent wes tern sta rs. American bombing ·1'1lK.'Otl L~ .il· of exfSrtlonlsts, a 'sort of ~of the llostages out. (He also · shot by a l.lbyan army officer, > 1\'0u ld the.v sou nd anything like Dm·is Day. for instance? And that is ju•J their speaking 1·oices. What if Tom Mix , for example, should bya. A gentle, pro-A'fl!b llllfarian nese .)hob. They contact~ the vjsited the United States at least identified only as a Major Khal- : ·. i at the American Uii1vet'5.Jty In . U.s.,!jovernment and demi!t!led ·:'l'wice !!&-ring tlfat peri""' and met ifa. who had come from Tripoli to .. ' su~denly burst into so ng a Ia Gene Autr)' while in the saddiP? , !:don't doubt tha t Mix could bcmadetosoundasgoodasGen<'llutry Beirut was murdered wb('n hls•'r $3 mllllon lor the Jid.urn ot:flils:· with Lt. Col. Oliver "orth, tile do the job. kidnappers. tired o! waMJI!g !ori"'har~s. slcldy hostage. ex-National SecurltyCiiuncllotl'iKilburn. generous, warm-· dili;durln g his heyday on the silver screen . But 'uppose he came out the $3 million the Reagan admlnLast Dec. 27, we reported that cia!. who, as It turned out, was hearted friend or Arabs, was one s ld~in g like the "Sons of the Pioneers?" istrat!on was hopln11 to raise lor Kilburn •·was being held by a overseeing the arms /hostages victim of a tragic situatipn that f1 is diffi cult to im agi ne Tom Mix harmoni zing with himst>lf. With his release, sold 'him to the different group thatl . the (pro- · negotiations with lran at the has made every American jn the hit ' horse. Tonv. ma vbc. Libyans. who wanted revenge for Jr·anlan) captors of the other time.) Middle East a potential target lor !'alwavs did.wondi> r what To n_,. would sound like it given the vocal the U.S. air raid. · American hostages'' We withWaite's negotiations for Kil - abduction and murder by pro- . cords of.' sav. Mr. Ed , th e talkin g horse. Peter Kilburn, 00. was abheld 4etails while negotle)lons burn broke down several limes- Iranian terrorists - or mercen- . As far as i am concerned. Hollywood can color Ihose silen t western ducted on Dec. 4, BM. His body for Kilburn's release continued. and ended abruptly and finally ary thugs who hide out In the •· stars anv hu e it chooses. Thev ca n even make t be white hats blue for was found last April 17. three ~· when the United Stafl!l bombl!d Bekaa Valley of Lebanon under .· all I ca;.•,_ allhough tha t might be co nfusing to some vlt>wers who days alter the U.S. bomtl{lnj rai6: ·Sevft-al t11;11es wlihln thE' J.exr Libya last April 14 . .KIIburti's· the protection of Syria. al>f'a d_,. have trouble clist in!lulshing t be good guys from the bad guys. on Libya. Here's wliat h . . . ned few Jeeks~he \Yhlt.e Jt•se kldnawrrs were already sorelY, BILLBOARD ALERT: Com- . _ Jlut it should exec rise ca ution abou t startm g to add sound . during the li'h mo~ of!l'lvate see!IWd claM' ·to sprlngJni;:f{ll- ;_tl'ustrated at their Inability tosrif· m11111tles across the nation face a , • • hell that Kllt,urn ftldured:;~ ,.. burn trom captivity. ·The__' Na- !heir hostage for the .tj mill loR deluge of applications tor bll- ;. A erudih!~ &ener!Jis fTII(tl. said lion_.~ Security c'ouncll •ave they had demat\ded. iboard permits before Congress • to have the best ~lledli!n o! serlott cons~ration to the Idea The Libyans. had already of- reconvenes In January and takes ;. Verdi opera recor. In afirut, of rajil'ng s._;,.ieral mUllon doilllrs fered ).hem $1 million for tlw> up revisions of the Highway •' ' Kilburn often paid . ' the"l'duca- privately from Amerlcah,) lU- un!ortUiiate Kilburn two days Beautification Act. "The bll· ; • lion of needy studt'nts andllought manltarlan and churdt grod'!JS'o before the U.S. raid.~ The kid- Iboard Industry Is going all out to • ••• -1' books for them and the American · meet the kidnappers.' raniOn :1iappers quickly closed the deai erect thousands of new bll- , ~ • University library o~t of II~ o":n dema'~ds tcif Kllbutn and .9Jller ·and sold' their captive to Libyan !boards before Congress takes up , ~r. and Mrs. Robert Smith. area and do not know a lot of pocket. He had spell 20 years tn hostart's . · ,. : agents. On April 17, Kilburn's the billboard Issue again," ;. wtilse horne on Skinner Rd. was people personally to thank. One Lebanon and had suffered a · The same well-meaning body was found on the'roadslde warned James McMahon , execu- · , r~ntly destroyed by !Ire. would thing we are sure of is we could stroke that left him walk!~ with ' groli.fiS were provldl'llg (a~ '(*y !lear Beirut aJoiJ~ with t~e bodies live director of the Coalition tor ;: Ill«: to thank everyonr for their not have found a more caring and a canr. " I don't think . fw!. could do to~_flls day) tens gf thous~s '11! two Brltls~'ho:Stages, who had Scenic Beauty. klr(dness and generosity throu gh concerned place to settle. Thanks thii tragedy. to the churches and Individuals • •' who have been so nice. !;e just recently mov£>d to this Sue Smith .: ~ ... . . . . ~ ~ ' ...... ' •' GUMME$SBAcif; Ger-, ·: on Mf.orlsm and panicky at~ a bounced back and the leadership to be without it. Throughout tlw> > •, many- I a W.est Germany. Erlch , ~isastrous showing 111 Bavarian anticipated a stron~ sllowlng In postwar ~ra. he argues, the FOP ;: Mende ·is : still a fiKU'ry o({ ·· elect~s. endOrsed tile Christian the Bundestag election." And now has -kept West Germany ori'~lm_,.: • t cons ide r a b I e p o II Uc a I DeiiJOStats' , IJrop<>S!'ls. It }~!IW It's doWit again. essentially middle course, mod- •. •· ' •• finds Itself htced wltll. rank·:Jnd- ·. So It i/oes with the FDP- at lite eratlng the extreme right or left ~: ' significance. .• •:• He Is now retired from piilltics file revolt. as local leaj!ers moment, not all that well. • tendencies of rhe two major .;• • but , baclt ln the '50s and 'Qls, he char~e that key provisions in the Hans-Dietrich Genscher, Ger· , ;par ' '. I 1es. •' was one of the key shapers of ' packaae are contrary to _ba,slc many's foreign minister and the "We are the guarantors ot ;,' •• Germany's postwar democracy. party Jrlnclples. , ;~'< Jnan wHo fills Mende'seldroleas continuity, " says Genscher. • ·~ . Mende was then the top man of , In particular, thel! object to a fhe leading Free Delfttlcrat on This Is a claim German voters :• the Free Democratic Party- the proposal that 1\'0Uid.of!er im~l!- the national scene, stoUtly mafh.. ' soon be able to pass judg- ;:: • small but influential ~roupwhicll tty to terror.lsts wl'lo give evl- talns that the party 1!0 under · will menton. •, has positioned Itself betwH'Il the dence agalnot olht>r terror~ts. because the country can't atrord .t • Christian Democrats on the ~~nts of the rn~asure l!fY It ••• · · ; · • • political right and the Social • , W01if allow murdfrj'rs ti 'Jill< · . .w r •• ~ Democrats on the lett. The·- unllll8tshed with 'tire stA!ir's' ,...-- - ......"',-...ti,P .,-............~.-~------, FOP's parllcipatloa has ..been blesslJM. '• :.. • ·essential totheformatlonoff!JOSI Thi' disatray In _ the ' tanks postwar governments, smce comes at an especlafty lncoave. ~ • · neither or the big parties has • nient time, on the eve or lmwr.. •. been able to lock up an absolute tan! local elections and wltll a majority among German voters. natioqwlde vote !or,ll new .BIInUnd~r Mende, the FDP en- destag coming up lr(Januaty·. In ' joyed Its greatest success with the pqlls , the FDP b far ~w· • •·• the voters, scoring 12.8JM&cent of ~" where It was In Mell'tlt's h~. the 1961 Bundestag electiOns. He and It It rectives less t... 5 ' held key posts In ·most ot the per. of tile vote ln. Jan'*f' it { '' ·: governments _and Is a$Soclated ( 'won't eveo be • the ..f!!l!l •• with most of lhe lnntlvatlve Bundestag. .: -"-i:r-· '> '" . •• policies of the period .- esf)l!lally • n. ''Free Democrats hi"". a •• Ihe cu ltivation of c~r Itel with lonallbtory cit ups a!Widow-.·As ti) l986by NEA. Inc: ~ ' ~· •• 11·2? East Germany and E"ast Elirope. the swing party, they - '~ve ,; But when the FDP, In 1 major , participated ill every go(om. •• ••• shift , joined the Social Demo- ' .ment since 1,949 wltllthe exce:p. • crats In a coalition In 1970, ~l'nde lion of the .r.ears dllrlng w~lch ·i. could not go along. He walked out they were tli'l! mlcrOilcopit'OIIP_O" •., of the party and, !lnisbed his sillon to the 1•69 "Grtnd political career ai a C~tlaD' · ,·coafltlon" ot Chrbllan ~o- '-, ....••• Democratic backbllldl~ crata l!ld ~ De!f~ocrat:l.':.,. :·• The Mende story llllds .,leuTblt endef' when they I~ ; • TOday Is Friday, Nov. 28, the 332nd day of 1986 wit h 33 to fo llow. ·~ Jar lnterett at file 1110111ent ~ on wfth tlli Socla~s In lf10, Tl)e moon Is moving toward Its new phase. because the FOP is aaall .expe- ~~occulllnlng Mende'l'walk. Wllfll The morning stars are Mercury and Venus. f. • , rlenclng a touch of ~ullll. ,Now the~y switched back t« the Tlie evening stars are Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. , In coalition with I Cllt1tllan ,Chr Dllnocrilt; 111.:...\112. . ., Those born on this date are under the sign or Sagittarius. They ~J ~ded ' m' more Free DellllithtJ _.;) Democrats, they -... • a.,__ . I Include poet William Blake In 1757; John Hyatt , Inventor of celluloid, -~":""....._ ' over tough new ilntl-ternlrlsm , , balled out. By IM!-1, IIlli! partY, wu. j t)l-tJrHI:A. II'C I, ,1 In 1837; architect Henry Bacon, designer of the Lincoln Memorial, In legislation the government Is In sud! bad alape that politiCal 1866' Motown Records· founder Berry Gordy In 1929 (age 57), actress ' comrM!Itaton were-begtnRIRii to "Will you ~t ThaAksglvlng Day off?" I"' Ho~ Lange In 1931 (age 55); and Democratic presidential hopeful .proposing. The FDP Jeaderllllp, ~aetlng ·,,!Ire~ ob!tJ. .., :1. ,.. ·. • andJormer senator Gary H.art of Colorado In 1936 (age 50) . · to charges fi-t llf'!"rty,. soft' 8C ~ ""ly ~ Y"'f}l By Carrier or Motor Roule Onf' wPC'k...... .... .......... . ..... ... .... $1.2~ Onf' Month ...... ........... ,, .............. $5.4.1 On£> Yrar ....... .. ........ .. .............. $65.00 SINGLE COPY PRICE Dall y .................................. 25Ce nt s SubscrlbPrs nol d ~lr ln~ to pa y 1hl'rarriC'r mav mntt In advan['(' dirC'ct to ·Th<" Da liv S<"ntlnf'l on a 3. 6 or 12 month basi!<. Cirdlt wi!llx' ~rtvrn carrlrr E"ac h Wl'l'k. No su bscripti ons by mail prrmill<'d In arm!< whrrr homr rar rl rr srrv\cl' L'i avatlablt'. · Mall Suh!o-crlptlon" lnsldr Melp County . l J W('('kS"" "".,, "., ' " V, ....... , ... , . 8]17, 2~ 26 Wook, , ................................. ~14.ll6 52 WC'f'kS.. .............................. $66.56 Oul ~klr Meigs County t:J Wf'f'ks ......... ........... ............ .,SUt20 26 Wet•k.< .................................. $35.10 ~2 W('C'kS......... .... ......... ......... ... S67.fi0 . Letter to the Editor . .... .. ..'. Don Graff.; ... ~- t'- wes( Berry's World ... ' By RICHARD L. SHOOK UPI Sports Writer PONTIAC, Mich .. (UPI) - In Randy Wright and Walter Stanley, the Green Bay Packers are getting a good return for their investments in the future. Stanley, a second-year wide receiver-kick returner from Mesa College. made a sensa· Ilona! first start Thanksgiving Day with two touchdown catches and a game-winning, 83-yard punt return with 41 seconds to play. Wright, a third-year quarterback from Wisconsin who has seen moue knocks than a kitchen door. had three touchdown passes among the 286 yards that gave him a season total- 2,633exceeded by only one Green Bay quart er back. The two led the Packers to a 44-40 victory Thursday over the Detroit Lions in a game that swung back and forth. Stanley illso s~t up a third touchdown and galned ·124 yards with four catches. " I can smil e again," Green B~y Coach Forrest Gregg said alter his Packers Improved to 3-10. "It's been a long time. ObviouslY. It was an odd kind of .' . ! game. The lead kept bouncing back and forth. We had some breaks but I think we made a lot of breaks for ourselves. That made the difference." Stanlt>y, starting In place of injured Phillip Epps, decided It with his electrifying return of Jim Arnold's strong punt. . "The Iunny thing was," Wright said, "on the sidelines, we were all yelling for Stanley to make a fair catch. That way we could save time. Go down and get a field goal." 'Arnold's 46-yard punt was fielded by Stanley on his qwn ~7 and he saw nothing but blue m front of him as al least eight l.lons wedged up in his face. "We had a block return on," Stanley said. " which meant I knew I didn't havt> anybody with me. I started left , saw them chasing me and figured I only had one chance- reverse myself and for it." THAT'S JUST Sl.OO A WEEK ::.. .. $AYE S6.50 Be'r''rv s· World ~ .., ...... r I I I I . ...,.,., . . ...· o•~' -~ ". ')• • '. r· ' . CHAINS-CHARMS-BRACELETS OVER SSOO,OOO.OO IN 141 GOLD Our Facto•y Rep. will be here one day only with his entire line of 14K Gold oil at 60% oll.loyaways are welcome. This is the sole you've htanl about. Save Toda . 1st 12 PEOPLE RECEIVE A FREE 141 GOLD BRACELO 15th PERSON FREE 18" 141 GOLD CHAIN 20th PERSON BLACIHILLS GOLD NECKLACE DOOR PRIZES EVERY TWO HOURS IIEMINTl 25"fo OFF · BLACK HIUS GOLD 20'%i OFF GRANDFATHER CLOCKS 20"fw OFF ' DATE: __ ·- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ PHONE _ __ 1 CITY------~---------' ' 1 0 CURRENT SUBSCRIBER- 0 NEW SUBSCRIBER THE DAILY SENTINEL 11 · YOUR HOMETOWN NEJISPAPER" /(" ~ ~. ~- .. . ~----------------------------------------- ., ,. OFF RETAil ALL 14K GOLD YES.I WOULD LIKE TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER OF 6 MONTHS FOR ONLY '26.00. 1 ADDRESS ,.•• J. SUNDAY, NOV. 30th, 1986 11 :00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. ONE DAY ONLY ' 'I NAME - ,. CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE AND 14K GOLD SALE -·-----------------------------------·---., .. Today in history 3RD ANNUAl TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS SPECIAL OFFER JUST FILL OUT THE COUPON BELOW AND MAIL IT ALONG WITH YOUR PAYMENT OF ONLY S26.00 TO: DAILY SENTINEL 111 COURT ST. POMEROY, OHIO 45769 . ·' .. STOP BY AND SAY HELLO :: .. ' THE DAILY SENTINEL INVITES YOU TO $AVE 20°/o OFF THE REGULAR HOME DELIVERED PRICE. SUBSCRIBE NOW FOR 6 MONTHS FOR ONLY 526.00 -. Can the·center hold? Invites you To Our DO Y.OU .LIKE $AVING MONEY? A caring, concerned place ~ POMEROY, OHIO • Publish('(! ('VC'r y a ftC'rn oon. Monda.v ca nd <'lass Ohio. CLARK'S JEWELRY STORE Amos, Shawn 'Diddle, Brian Weaver, Chris Stout. Back, Coach Jay Rees, Ryan Evans, Shane Simpson, Scott McPhail, and Chad Diddle, Mgr. Green Bay investment • • • turns Into stunning win The Daily Sentinel . •, •' SOUTHERN RESERVES - The 1986-87 South· ern reserves wiJI open the new cage season tonight at Eastern. Tip of! lime is 6:30 p.m. Pictured are team members, front, l· r, Mike Sharp, Mike • I • I �t November r wants . Nn. Standjngs .. Amerit·• Hot~!lltoh ........ , .. : ............ 7 & •.138 I Saacrl&fflenlo ... ............... S II :SII$ s $11-nAntonlo ............. ..... S II .311$ :1 r,.-.,lflt· PI' to;km LA Lakers ................... 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Albinia Ill Mlwnl, 1 p.m. f.lnd•nllll.t Dtoa¥er, t p. m . - Phll.a.lpN111 II LA Raldt',_, -1 p.n1. Mon~. Det·. I Nl' Giaaltii llf Sun Frand"c'O,! p.m. ~ ~:: .:;~~ mn•IP".I: Edmuntun Dlvhlon 1~ I\ 1 29 . l11~ ,\Jlltt'l""' \ 'ant'OU\'t•r PN. fOR .112 .$1::1 ...l ,-n& 3 ~-t ~~~ ~. fa l~tar,\· :1 Frldu,V '" tl umts 80!oohm ut 8uff.uJo. 7 : ~5 p m. Sl . J.ouls Ill Dt•troil , 7:!15 p.m. Phlladrlphla at Wa.~hln.ftt o n . K:05 p.m. Toronlu at :\liflm'!>ttl~. M ::m p.m . Chka~o aL EdrntJntnn, 9 ::! ~ p. m . ; :.: ::! ; Dall• .......... ..... .... ... , ... II ;j .&Iii • Drtt\'l'r ......................... M !l -Ill j ' l'IJIII ........ 1................. ,., ' :i ,:lil;j '" By GENE CADDEll UPI S~orts Writer COLUMBUS. Ohio · (UP II Newark Catholic and Ayersvlll~. the veteran against the rookie, · meet Saturday morning in Ohio Stadium lor the Division V state ) high schoo'l football champions hip. . NC, seeking its third small. school title in a row and fifth overall, made its first playof.f · appearance in 1973, losing in the semifinals. It wasn't untO four years later. 1976, that Ayersvtlle began playing football on a varsity level. Thur"da,v · .~ ftto~ull \\ilnnipi'K Saturda_y ' ~ t;arn•.., Bullllllu at Bustun, r1h:hl Hartford at Montr...t.l. nll:'hl ' \\'~t~o>hlnl(lo• Tonight's games at Qurb•t·, niKIII PhlhuMphlu Ql "1' lslandt•r... niRhl N\' Kan~to.-,; al I"IU,.Il.rq:h. ni~tht N''"' ,Jt•n;ey at 1.()!; .o\n~·h'!'. , IIIJ[ht Mlrinf'Mtla Ill Torrullo. nl~hl Detrult at !>14: . L'oul!i ~ nl•ht t'hh'aKO Ill full(w-y , nl,;hl. I"' " 'in nip~ at Vllllt-oun•r, nl~thl Kitchen on 2nd unit .. Nine ar~a high school football players were honored by the A.IISOcialed Press Thursday by being selected 8e(:ond Team, Special Mention and Honorable Mention on the 1986 Class AA AU-Ohio Football Team. • Second team offensive honors went to Meigs' J. R. Kitchen. ·'·Receiving special mention were Pat Bokovltz. Coal GrovP; Huey Eason, Meigs; Brian, Da~·is ; Coal Grove; Darren Morgan, live lettermen to this season's learn. Pictured are veteran senior manager David ·Deem, Mall Harris, Kenny Turley, Todd Kimes, David . Coal Grove and Jason Bush, Meigs. Honorable mention honors went to Mike Hale, Oak Hill; Scott Koster, Ro~k Hill and Aaron Brammer, Coal Grove. ~ceiving AP Class AAA honors were Gallla Academy's Andy Howard; who was named to the first team, and Kirk Jackson, Bo Smith and Gary Harrison each re()elved special mention honors. Southern at Gallipolis Warren Local at Fort Frye Athens at Wheelersburg Miami Trace at Portsmouth Federal Hocking at Trimble Miller at Meigs Vinton County at Nelsonv!lleYor~ Newark Catholic, coached by J.D. Graham, will be making a record ninth appearance in the fltle game, with a 4·4 mark in the previous eight. The Irish. who had been tied with Cincinnati Moeller for championship game appearances, also can match the Crusaders as the only school with three consecutive titles. · Saturday's other champion· ship game, scheduled for 2:30 p.m., matches Willoughby South and Cincinnati Pur~ell Mari~n. ' EFFICIENT GAS HOMES · . SALE . Sun. 23rd through Sat. 29th Grand Pri1e Drawing .. RC , ' ' • t '·\ EFFECTIVE DECEMBER I, 1986 To make more efficient use of ~elephones, a new syttem was stalled at the high school, wever, a change in number• necetsary. EffHtive Dectmber I, 1916, the following numbers are no longer working nu..bers: 949-2176 VO AG 949-2190 MUSIC 949-2259 ATHlETIC DIRECTOR 949-3081 HEAlTH NURSE 949-2600 CENTRAl OFFICE 949-2700 HIGH SCHOOl The new nulllbers are: 949-2611 SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOl 949-2669 SUPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE 949-2213 TREASURER'S OFFICE 19". Color TV "Cable Ready" ;, ·' ") ' \'/;' • f • Federa) gran d. •· • 1 , • ! ' · I ,j , • d" lu: ury lo!e~2~ed~!~~~~~s. fur- cossetle stereo. sprinkllf systsno on fur· nace and hot water area. Save Now . at - S I . : 1 Sutton trwf.ees slllte meeting l bay win®w. ~ont k~eheit. tOidt Hlhts on bOqt s~ial 2 tone W.inscoted mill, detuze vinyl 0111 CDV!fin£ Spoolaitrill mold- : 1987 Scott t4z70 3bedrooms. 2baths. wired for ceil· in1 fan. furnished . I. on I,. Sl3 S00 i Page~) Area man excels 1987 Pac:e Setter 3tledrooms. I bllh.lui!'IY hDint tornlshocl. in' Just Buy Arrived. S21,9.00 Super at i ' " nished, 1lso includes microwavei dual 2 .~ ( • • ~ . J ~ Food, 'tay ba:sket applications 1S, 900 1987 Kentuckian 14z70 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, luzury $ .~k cebinets. microwm. sap•att 1trllty ' room. cathedr1l ceilinp. wtred for celllnl fan. total electric. SlS,900 Eas:tern hires·special ed tutor ~ ROGERS PARK VILLA . 863-8321 . . \ CALL-· KINGSBURY HOME SALES 1 H8/illay prbgi'arii slateaMbruJ.ay' . .. Man dies iri'sho(jting accident KEEBAUGHS of CHESTER RESTAURANT RT. 7 985-3132 . . Rutland Co~ncil meets Tuesday 500 gal0111 of regular or unllatW gasolile giv111 with ' MXh IIIW home ! pal diCIMCI during lhis Sail. ' CHESTER Tonv's Carrv 01.11.. ........ .................... 54 I #8:s\~lll4l~~ ! ! Shainmv's.Carrv Out ........................ .. !)() J .A.R. Con.!llrucilon ............................. ~ .J.D. DrllllnR ........................................ 2!< HIGH SERIES: Carolyn Bachnl'r .. 596: Bob HtnSif'Y. 589; 2nd HlGH SERIES· Drbi H~nsley, 511: Oannv Will. 5.10; HIGH GAME: Bob Hf'nSI('y, 2j5: 0('b\ H(lnSIC'y. ' 217: 2nd HIGH GAME;, Dannv Will. 216: Carolyn Bachni-r. 215. · TEAM SERIES & GAME: Sha mmy's . : "" 1 LUNCHEON SPECIALS OFFERED EACH DAY OPEN 'TIL 8:30 P.M. SUN. THRU THURS. 'TIL 9:00 P.M. FRI. SAT. Pts. MldcUE'PQr1 Lunch Room ...................... 66 Sayres Small Engln(' Rt'pal r ..... .... ....... 6<1 L I'· ''. .WE WILL BE OPENING FOR BREAKFAST AT 6 A.M. MONDAY, DEC. 1st thru SAT., DEC. 6th ~~~~~~ •' ' DEER HUNTERS PQMEROY BoWUNG LANES Early W-eoday Mixed N~\'anber 19, 1881 • I ~eig~L6cafmeri~Jor:.·n~t: · wde.k GRAVE Y NOTICE leaves Nordiques for Switzerland j·'Local Bowling . . 'TH£ Wellston at Belpre Special Price 1 Saturday's games Plus Delivery and Sot UP Special Sale Price / Gallipolis at Waverly Portsmouth West at Piketon SPECIAL BANI FINANCING Greeenfield at Pain I Valley Brookhaven at Logan Minford at Jackson Dec. 2 games Rt. 68 S. Parkersburg Marietta at New Philadelphia Y2 Mile South of Chillicothe at Portsmouth Marrtown Rd. on Rt. 68 Kyger Creek at Southern Fairview at South Point 11; 11, Southwestern at Oak Hill Eastern at Nortn Gallia ::~h . 992-5587 FOIINFOIMlnON Kyger Creek at Southern . .. f' Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace ·: -;Hockey Marl~n Stastny. a Switzerland. :czechoslovakian who defected to .-----...,---,---------~-------l fJlJO:~llll~""~l':'~""~!l'l_lllll_lllllllllll:llll!lll-.lllOil~:II!~J:II.IIfi'JWI' ~·""'~~~.~~~.'! ;North America to play with the ;Quebec Nodiques, has signed a ~contract to play· the rest of the .season with Sierre of Switzer:tand. Marian's brothers. Peter :and Anton. play for the Nor;lllques. Marian played with Qu· .ebec and the Toronto Maple tiafs. .. . Evgeny Beiosheikln, ,!.b!' No.1 netmlnder fort he Soviet ~key team, was react Iva ted by Ole Soviet Hockey Federation. ~loshelkin was taken off the & {oster for a recent three-game ~ertes , against Czechoslovakia , HOMECOOKED FOODS ALWAYS AVAILABLE INCLUDE because of excessive drinking. Homemade Pies: Apple. Cherry, Raisin, Pumpkin, Black tie will play ln the Soviet Union's Baspberry; Homemade Soups: Vegetable Beef, Bean, Dec. 6 exhibition game In Chili: Plus Homemade Biscuits, Sausage Gravy, Cornbread, Cole Slaw, Macaroni, Salad and More. .. . ~::; ::::-;.~~~~~r.EJr~icEM~·~~~~:lt:on:.~:f~~;~i~~~p 1!1 U !! I !9 108 /\!I U II 0 ~ 't9 II.~ K I~ 2 IH !'lltlll 't H ~ 16 7K !l'l fal~~:ary fentraJ Dlvl!-lton ,\Uuta 11 :1 :m Mlhuukt~~• II , 5 .681 1 C'hlt·· 7 ~ .8 t DflrDM a 8 .4:15 1 ~~~~-· 'eI !I" .!JM - ~21 611-1 fk>Ytolllllld " 't•!oilo•rn ('onfert'ftt~· ' Mldwf'Ni DIYrt!iun M' I. Pt·t . GB L· Patrick Dlvtrolon \\' ·L T Pbi. GF tl\ Philad1•lptda .......... :. l~ I -: ;12: fHl -17 PltbiMirJ:h ............... l:l M t ~ 119 111 11.,' l"lander!>! .......... , 1:1 ~ I 2i 1\11 GK Sm~tiK· NBA Standings EllHlll'f'n runft>rt'W,.._. AlhMIIIt• DIYI<o6on , W L BfNohlc. 9 -1 Phil.lplll~& 9 l " 'INhiiBICf-011 8 ll \\'aJe,; foafl'fl'llt't' a .n Tlunp• lilly Ill Mlnaf!!Ooh, I p. m. '. SOUTHERN LETTERMEN - l'he defending SV AC champion Southern Tornadoes, who also claimed the Sectional crown and District ~~·v.· .lcrsl'.\ ' ............. 11 9 :! - ~ 113 95 Wa.o;hln,;ton ..... ,....... 'l' II lJ 19 74 &2: ~\' R.anrt'"' ............. <11 ~ JJi 1111 ~s t\dlim" 01\'i!>iktn .'rlontn·W ............... .. 1:! II 11:: 13 Qul'ht'\" ........... ......... 11 9 -1 2lli !!I n Hur1lord .................. ID 6 :1 23 1111 ti:l HOlilon ............ .......... f! II ~ 2t iii Ill Rullulo ................. .. ~ 13 :1 II U j.J C'ampht•ll funlf'rt'n•'f ~urrls rH\' I!>ikln ~' L T PL... GF G.\ Toruntn 10 ·~ .. $4 ;:t 11!1 Sl . l.ool• MII~OOinil lll'troll IIII~Ul~tlfl Mlnni'S(II a .11211171112 ~ 'hil-aj~;u ll3 !I ' l i) 1'l 9fj -W to 5 PM SATURD!IYS 91o t . NHL' Standings . ~:> Gret'nlby ........... . ............. :!It 0 .t ll TiUilpll Bay ........................ '! It 0 lb. ' . · }arm fentrul Chlc.,.o ................... ........ 10 ~ o .K:I:I 111n•f!IOI:a .......................... s & 0 ..)()fl . Plans to update tlie couniy's Transfer~ ~pproved by th~ · Industrial development sUe sui-board included $55Q· within . th6j . . · · · vey were !)lade and lnterdepart· Board of Elections budget; $70(1 . Me~tls for d~r hUilters will be served.-at the Racine Fire Thomas F.. 'Hatf'~eld the, Frazeysburg Cemetery > mental budgetary transfers were within the 'sheriff's bucjget;f l De~artment annex, ,, CtJt:ner : . . . ·•· ' . Friends may call' at tlie funeral . approved when the Meigs County $1,000, TB offiCe; $8.000. EMS. • '6. . .o.flfitlrd and VIne,' - Dec. 1 through . ·~, 0 ec: .~· ~ "· , · . .: . , Thomas 'Edward .Hatfield, 68, . · homefrom2-4and7·9p.m.today . . Commissioners met Wednesday · In other business. the boar4 1 Br~akfast, lunch ~~ ·dlnnM1_wlli be'servedwltli the facUlty to · of H¥sel.l nun Road, Pomeroy, El . F.. Pridd . - ., In r~guiar session. Will apply for $300 ftOJ'J1 th-l , ~opel) for eating !re'ln·4( 30 l >m· to 10 p.m. each My. Lunches · died 'ij!esilay at Veterans Memiue . · . Y Rhonda Ullman. plannlnl' county's $10,000 chiJd abuse an~ .Will .i;!e pa~ke4 lor those who' ptefer to remain In ilie field, lmd · . orlal Hospital. .· coordinator tor Buckeye Hills· child neglect grant, . with th~ thermos jugs· will,' bt filled: The proCeeds will be. dlylded Born Oc\.14,1918,-toFrankand Elsie E.. Priddy, 69, of Rt. 1• Hocking Valley Regional Devel· money to be used for adminlstra~i between Pheobe Hatfield, he was a life Middleport, died early Thursday opment District. asked the com- tlve purposes. This is rhe secon . ,,, . .the flremeh.~auxillary, . . ' ,. ' . and elnetgency squad. ..mem · berof Whl tea h 11· veteranso· 1 mornl!llg a·t Holzer MediCal missioners to update the survey ymr(orthegrantfromt he 0·'11 •' • c i " . '. ~ ') . ' . Foreign Wars No. 8794, and a, 'Center. · ... . , tiv Jan. 1. of Criminal Justice Services, an ~~ tl;.t• , ' f '~ supervisor at · the Franklin ·· Born Oct. 2. 1917, at Snowville The survey was prepared by I he program .is overseen by . · Myst~ry win'h~r riam~d• . . County Waterwor~s. to the. late Frecj ·and Carla Buckeye, Hills in 1984 and lists local advisory board which wal( · ' r1 · - 1 q'th . -6-o ·, 1 , Survivors Include his wife; . Romine Dll~ner, · she was a sites within t'he cqunty which · 'formed last yPar.. · .~ · Bpmile Cl!!llind, ·.3)M5 H~fRvn '!tOad, Pomeroy, Is the , -Ellen; four sons, Robert, Dqnaid, retired · pastry cook at · Ohio would be suitable for industrial in final businss, the comm31s, wlnnet of The' OaiJY~nt!nel. ·~ov, ~Mystery Farm Contest. . James and Richard; one' daugh'-, . , Univers-ity. development. The inf<;>rmation is sioners. with regret. accept . . Five resldfn!~ ~11{t!Y t~•\Hied tile farm as t.he·C~apman ter, Nan~y Sue Hickle; · two · Surviving are her husband, . filed with Buckeye Hills and. the Jhe resignation of Charles Lega · Da,lry F1aqn, lormel'lf,the Joe $alley P'arm on Ohlo .124. Cleland stepsons. Thomas and Larry Loyd M. .Priddy; three :. sons, o .h i o De p a r t m en t o 1 as Meigs Countv Disaster Servt4 VIas seiecfed from ;aii'lin'g tlni flY~ correct entries 1JY lottery to Tucker; three step daughters, Raymond and . Fred, both of Development. ces Dlrecto,: ·The ·reslgnatlo~ . receive .t~e $.~ p~~e'"~rded,ll!' the con.t~~t. , . f , _. Mary Stace, Sandy Phillips and. Middleport, a,nd John, of ~scon. . . wJU. be effective Jan; 1. ,· 1 ' ~ .1, '· ,• . ..., 'f ' Fl K d 26 d hlld n. dido; 'Calif.;. two daughters, Ann , , . t l · . , t .{ " ' ' ' · '\', ,·,· lr:ea,toy g~and~~~~r~ni r:;.~ Thomas, of Middleport, and jUry 10 JCtS, . ' . · brothers, Fred and David Hat- · Alberta Loftis, of Harrl~oJiyllle; • field; and , one .sister. Dessle eight grandchildren; nlhe greatTwo area people have been case were Billy Hager. Phelps,} i • ~ ~ ' "J ' f', , Spires. ' grandchildren; one ~~~ter, Edith Indicted in U.S. District Court , Ky. ; Thomas .Rouse. Kertnlt; ac~rdS:!Ice wtttl- the uitlfOrm f(:hool lunch mehu of the Services. will be Sat~rday, 11 Lambert, Rutland; andoQehalf- · Huntington, W.Va. , In connection Timothy Santo, Cambridge; .andj· Lpcl!) School 'District, the mehu for the week of Dec. I a.m., · at. Schoedlnger East brother, Chapies · Dllcher, with a case involving the distri- Dannv Dean, Ranger. W.Va. ' . . Columbus. butlon of drugs at Kermit, W.Va . 2 h • "d l1 Ch I 5360 E Ll I Ave., ape· v ngston Thomas Meek of Ga!II'polis and . urt m a.~ct ent sllli.cfi:· 'lrench'frles·,pe&n!llbutter anil . Columbus, with· ·Rev .. Joe Farry In additjon to her parents. she was preceded. In death by 0ne Carroll Manley or Middlepon A driver and passenger wer B I officiating. urial will' beInG en sister. Edith /DIIcher, and one were ·indicted along with four treated. and released fr.om Vete saildwlch, corn, f~utt, cake: milk. '~i~~~~~;Y,:t~~s~:~ w:~~e·lldt Rest Cemetery, Columbus. grandson. ·--· .. . others by the federal grand jury. rans Memorial Hospital Thuts~ rolls and butter, applesauce, ' .; .... ,· ' ,, Friends may call at !he chapel Services will be 21p,m. Sunday The indictments charge Meek day night for injuries sustain~ 79 from 2-4 and · p.m. today. at . Rutland Chur~h of God with with alleged possession and when the vehicle in which th~ • Tiiursday ....: chill with crackers, peanut butter sandwi_ch. cheese wedge, milk. . Mark A. Laudermilt Pastor John E.vans officiating. intent lo distribufE• marijuana. were Iraveling veered off Sal.s Friday - cookS' clleice. Burial will be In Miles Cemetery. vallum and PCP' from 1984 until bury Townshfp Road 20A an, r late this year. Meek has also been struck a brldg-P. • Mark A. Laudermilt. 38, of Friends may call at Rawling· • / Coats·Blower . Funeral Home charged with carrying and hav· Franklin While .. 1 .7. New; Cheshire, died Thursday at Uni· ' from 7·9 p.m.· today. 2·4 and 7-9 ing otb'ers fransport marijuana Haven, W.Va ., wasdnvmgsouth-• versity Hospital. Columbus. Anequipmeht operator. he was. p.m. Saturday, andJit the church and PCP from ohio to Kermit bound around 10: 50 p.m. with bor.n on Aug. 15, 1948, at Wheel· for one hour prior tb services. . with t'he inlention of selling the David R. Long, 16. PoqJeroy, as l Rutla:~d Vjll~ge cb9;ncu 'will meet al 7 p.m.' Tuesday at the drugs. his passenger. accordmg to the, log, W.Va. , to Rl.ta Bing Lauderr. Civic-Center: • >Iff · Manley is charged in the Callia-Meigs post of the Ohlol . mil.t of Rutian!l and the late Darnell D. Jeffries· indictment s with alleged posses- State Highway Patrol. : Lewis Laudermllt. Darnell D. Jeffries. 72, Route I. sion and inlent to distribute White's vehicle went off the• He Is survived by his mother, West Columbia, died Wednesday marijuana. valium and PCP right side of the r'oad and·struck: his wife, Ellen Laudermil.t and a on arrival' at .Pleasant Valley from 1984 until this vear. the side of a bridge, damaging: son, Mark Anthony Laudermllt Hospital. The other four Indicted in the thl' car heavily . . II, address unknown, another Sutton ToWJ)slllp 'f!'ust~s wll1 ijleet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the He was a retired farmer and son, Mark Anthony Laudermilt attended ihe Cijfton Tabernacle Syra'cuse Munlclp~Liulldln~. · · !Continued from III . Rutland, and a daughter, Church. . t '·" . ' .. Rl.ta Laudermllt. Sturgis. Mich. Surviving are two sons, David tee that they. have properly move in lockup (waiting for ·· thelrl . .'' ' Also surviving are three sis· E. Jeffries, Buffalo, AYory Jef· the air back and forth from the practical problem) ," Shinn sald.l ters, Reba Board, Rio Grande; .~et ferles, Point Pleasant; twp "That gives me a chance to find1 Edna King ." Albany, and Caro· daughters. Mrs. Roberta Cossin. face piece. "It' s important lo keep your out what. turned up on competi· ; lene Bing, Virginia Beach. Va.; · The Saivatl;n Arnty, 115 Butternut. Avi>.', Pomeroy, will be Mrs·. Juanita Hoffman, West eye out tor th,e reflectors and tions that I didn' t go to." . ,o~~ five brothers, Lewis, Racine; taklng.appllc!itlons !or food liukets and toys for the Christmas Columbia . · approval stickers that are reAt the las t meet in Beckley, Larry, Salem Center; Ronald, season froin 10 a. in. to noorl land 1 to 4 p.m. on TUesday and Also surviving are three sis- quired on the back of the pack. Shinn askPd the captain of the Northup; Donnie Ray, Rutland. Wedn~sday . ' •· . · ' · · Beth Energies team a question ters, Mrs. Genevieve Harrison. too," Shinn said. and Danny Michael. Senecaville; Eleanor. Mrs. Audrey Harmon, "In Beckley, the judges had on procedure right before II)~ and a speelal friend, Joan removed a very small pin from henchman's competlllon. and Rutland, Ohio, Mrs. Dorothy Snyder. Cheshire. Funeral services will be held at Long, Liberty; one brother, the Inside of the face mask, " then applied his suggestion dup. . . 2 ·p.m. on Sunday at t·he Ewing Herma.n· Jeffries. Leon; . ten Shinn said. "Another time, one of ing the practical portion of tt\1: grandchildren, four great· the two hoses that leads to the tes t. · ,; Funeral Home. The Rev. Ce()i! David Chad~ell hils' been employed on .a half· lime basis to mask was too short. " Aft<'!' this year's performan· grandchildren. · Wise will officiate and burial will scrvt! as a tutor for special education students In the Eastern Pre9eedtng hlni in death was . The procedure part of the test ces. however. Shinn probably be in Mrles Cemetery. Friends LocP,T School Dlstr~\ who ~a<d special help,. Salary for the Includes communication to the will have to dig a little harder ~~~ his wife Hazel V. Sayre Jeffries, may call al the funeral homr at position will be pa~ entirely through federa\ Chapter VI·B judges. "You have to tell the get any information out of the who died Aug. 3, 1973. ' anytime. The family will ·be funds. . judge what test you're perform· other ·benchmen. He's not ll Funeral services will be Satur· present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on ' ing," Shinn said, "They have a rookie anymore. ·t'• day, 2 p.m. at Walker Chapel Saturday . ·, checklist that they follow along r------~----..;,..... Bible Church, Roberlsburg with 'pastor Randy Whaley officiating. with. 1 think It 's good to look Paul iDe:Mc.'Nemar Burial will follow in Walker· judges right In · the eye when 1 ' ' . ' speak to make sure they're Pauline McNemar, 72, of 12945 Chapel Cemetery. A program ·to brief Meigs CoUnty residents on last minute !lift Friends may call Raynes Funchecking them all off." West Carlisle Road, Frazeys· • I£lea~. fashion trends and deeorat,lng lips will 'be'o!fered by the Shinn mostly practices at his eral Home in Buffalo, 6-9 p.m. burg, formerly of · Hemlock Meigs Cooperative [xtenslon Service Monday.'7-9:30 p..m., at Point Pleasant hom£' by going Grove. died Wednesday at the Friday. Grace Episcopal Church, -East .Maln Street, Pomeroy . . Dented the benefits you dt>over the apparatus and the Good Samaritan Medical Center Veterans Memorial The program inciu.~ a welrome and demonstrations on how serv!'? Call a lawyer With manufaCturer's book. That's in Frazeysburg. to create a bias scar! from a siX-Inch strip of fabric, as well as ex pertence In handling Soclak where his biggest fans are. tooWednesday! Admissions She was born on Sept. 8.1914. at such topics iu Tradll)!)llal Hobday Treats; .Twinkling LigHts and his wife Mary. 10-year·old son, Serur!ty cases. No attorney Edna Haning, Pomeroy; Charles Harrisville, W.Va .. to the late . Beautiful Sights. Fabric Flower Decor-ations anti Gifts from t·he Jason , and 6·year-old daughter, fee unless your claim Is• Neece, Middleport; Chad Wise, Glenn Layflelcl and Darla .JackHearth. There will also~ a HcJlldayStyieShow, potluck dessert Middleport: Della Stahl, PompCary. approved. Free Initial son ·Layfield. and was a retired and an exhibit sharing with The Fabric Shop, Syracuse At work. Mike Delcotto, who consultation. roy; .!err~ Moore. Middleport. press operator at tli~ Ohio H~memakers' Club ittd the Meigs Library. Wednesday Discharges - Re- also serves on the Meigs No. 2 Plastics Co. In Frazeysburg. She f! rogram partlclpdlils include Sand! 'Eyman, Hocking County mine rescue team. often helps was a member of Ihe Church of becca Ward, Lavinia Simpson, Extension Agent: Diane Rice, Southern High School home him by changing things around VIrgil Saunders, Lawrence Scar: Christ. Frazeysburg. ecol)omlcs teacher; Ann La!'lbert. The Fabric Shop; Meigs on the mechanism. berry,_ ,Edward Coon. Surviving are a son, William · . CountY. ;4-H Fashlqn Soard n:Je~bers; Syrac~se Homemakers; Shinn also learns a lot from the Thursday Admissions - KenMcNemar. Frazeysburg; four Meigs Library; and Cynthia Oliveri. Meigs County extension meets and from talking to to neth Lawson, Syracuse. daughters. Mrs. Homer (irene! agenr. homP !!(:Onomtcs and 4-,H. other bepchmen at the meets. "I Thursday Discharges -Jerry Baxter, Pomeroy; Mrs. Leland The registration I~ Is $2 ana no pre· registration Is necessary. talk to benchmen all the time Moore, Preston Parsons. James tDorlsl Hlnd<'l. Mrs. Basil Those at.tendlng are ·~ked to btlng a dessert tcr~hare and their while the mine rescue teams are Hess, Robert Canaday, Evelyn (Madeline) Smith, and Mrs. own table serylce. rloor pr~es will be awarded. Mains. I ' ,. Donald (Barbara 1 Chapman, ail , of Nashport. Ohio; two brothers . . .. Russell and .June Layfield. and a llf'.~-----1111\110!11111\lllll\l, sister. Minnie Layfield. all of ., . Harrisville. W.Va .; 17 grand· A 72-year ·old Wl:>st Coiuli)bla, W.Va., man died in an ehlidren and 21 great! . ill apparently accident shooting Wednesday. Darnell D. Jeffries grandchildren. p...,.Chr. rtiat, Holly ''"'• u.,. & Cur ~~ 1 She was preceded In death by 11 died of an apparent ltlnshot wound. the Mason County Sheriff's ill - ''"'· foilott Plsmts, Ita· ...... kt11, Christher husband, Carl F. McNemar II Department reported. . R on May 1, 1982, and a daughter. ill Wroalhl, (.... ArrlltflnMflt~ He was found at about 1 p.ln. Wednesday by a relative. the Gro'" ._bh.& Sprays. ~ Mrs. Sarah Farnsworl h. department said. He !lad apparPntly been cleaning his shotgun Funeral services will be held at ! when it discharged. striking him In the chest. R 1 p.m on Saturday at the Jeffries was taken to Pleasant Valley Hospital by Point Frazeysburg Chapel of the Pleasant Emergency Medical. Services, and pronounced dead Ill SYRACUSE OHIO Baughman·Vensii·Orr Funeral 1 by Or. John Grubb. Mason County medical examiner at 3:15 Opon Dally 9 to 5, lul.iOY Ito 5 1 Home. The Rev . Robert Knox ~m . • PH. 992-5778 111 i ·will o(flclate and burial will be In ihJII'IJII'IIIiii. . JIIJIJIIIIJII'I~!lOiilllllilllllll ' • At111111a IU Utah, 10: 00 p.m. Olica«n IIi LA. LMkerli, ID:3ll p.m. Gold!>~ Stalp l&l Si:&lTitlTU'IIIO. Ill: :ltip. m. . 'SMurdilY'" (illmt>t~ , l'lt>Y•>Iand·at New \ 'ork, llflfi'DOOII ~an Anlonlo Ill Wa.<illlnfl;ton. nllfhl Df'nVI'I' al Mlhuwkt'C' , nl~ Ulldl at Du.lllf'O, ltl•ta Nt'w ,JrrSe)' at Hooston. nl~ht · t 'ht c aKQ at Goldt>n Stutl•, nl(hl San Dil~ lf) .. ........................ ~ IU lJ .IG1 .Panel makes :site update . Meals to be_....;pffeted to ·hunters .. .Qen,·er .I¥ ln.U.-a, 7:30p.m. Ne'l'' .lersey at. Dalla-~, . H : IJ p. ~. Sl'alllt• ..t l"tlqenb;, 9:311 p.m. Dea\'t'l' ...... .. .............. ......... t :1 0 .7"50 LA R!Uder'M ................. ...... .. K ~ 0 .667 NJUI!iMCity ....................... 7 50 .lll3 St>llllle ..... ... ........... ............. 1 6 0 - ~ Dt>treat' ...... ... :.......... .......... s . ~al . Former Sritlsh arid EuropeaJ . heavyweight champion Joa ' Bugner may return to England tO' continue his comeback, After tw~ successful fights .agatnst.ranke(( American. heavyweights 'In ney, Australia , since Bugner wants ·.to . Witherspoon for ' the, ., !ng Association title. BU1gner, retired In 1984. He lost twice paints to Mu)lammad All afld went the , tllstance with Frazier before on ., . . ! ' The Gallipolis Carry Out. 19@6, 701. HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE .1 ! ' ' ,..:.m K~&t J'~ NITEOWLS ,SlYIIne Lane!~ • 11 ·5-111 ptp;, N f<url.. . ........ .... .. ........... .. ........ .~ Exxon ....................... ........ ,... ~A {i.~~:J;~ ~~;; ~~~ris::.:: ::J Pharmacy North ........... ...................... 42 Ri<' Mini Mart .............. ................ .... 41 ~rs- PomrroyJ Midd l('p<lrt ......... .. ....... 37 DSke Truckln.~t ................. .. .. ... ........ ... 37 G ilf'n' Hair Am... ......... ,.............. .... 37 J 'fl't'~ Truck & Exc ............................ :tl K,mart .................................... .. .......... 32 Quick Rlck'• .......................... .... .......... :lC) JND: GAME : Sand,v folm~r . 181: Chris Ballf'Y/Trudy Casto, l'ri; Bc>v Roush. 174: IND. SERIES: Sandy folmrr. 4&1: O.bblr Sklnnl't'. 479: Thrlma Slnl"S, 471 : TEAM GAME: J':.Exxon. &12: Pharmacy Nornh. 614· Je!II'J'; Trucking. 605: TEAM SER· JES: Gall('ry Hair Arts . 177-1 : Whal ey's, 1767: Phannacy North. 1756. fOR SAlE o.. ,..ill~r•d ••slot P'o'P· "•' oM his lhoh. aali . :J 1110nth5 •hi. ,K. 000-0000 BU~ I would likf to bur GARAGE !Alf Jtyt. datiliftrg , · a,.llofl<tl, g.... ... , gokltart, rM11 little ••P"• le«~tod 2 mih1 •tt ol ttt. ,..,._,, I a.m. to 4 p.m. WANTED TO uud auto part1. LH .. ing primarily for 6$ and ot•r parh. Paying top dollar for 57 thru 59 modtls. THIS BLOCK CO$TS sI0.00 PIR DAY CAlL 992-2156 PHONE 000·0000 THIS BlOCK COSTS $5.00 P£R DAY CAU: 992-21 S6 HAPPY 40th BIRTHDAY GEORGE Hove A Niu Day! NI:J'E OWLS Skylne LantA IJ.JZ.SII · Team Pts. •11 ..... .... ............................................. 54 Kut N Kurl. .................... .... ...... ......... 52 J 's Exxon .. .................. ....... ....... ...... .... 5Q Phtrmar.v North ,,, .. ............ ..... ........... 50 Jim Mlnk's .......... ... ....... .... ... .. ....... ...... 48 Rio Mini Marl .......................... ....... .. 47 i Sean-Pomfll'oy/ M iddleport .................. 45 Dukf Trucking .................. , ...... .. ......... 43 , Wllaley'tl Used Cars & Pa riS ............... .42 Gall pry Hair Ar1s ........................... ..... 42 Kmart ... .. ............ , ................... ........... ..16 Jf>tfPn TrucklnR & Exc ....................... 33 · Quirt Rl•k's .. .. ......... .. ........ ................. 32 IND. I<AME: Trudy Casto. 207: Bev Routh, 178; Trudy Caslo/Sandy FolrnPr. 174: IND. SERIES: Trudy Casto. 552 ; Sandy Folmer. 48'2; Shirley Sullivan/ JuanIta WIIJOfttr, f71: TEAM GAME: Gallery Hair Ar11. 1143: Pharmacy North, 642: S.aro. Ill; TEAM SERIES: Gallery Hair Arlo. 1113: Phal'nlacy North. 1855; Rio Mini Mart, 17!11, I THIS BlOCk COSTS 17.50 I'U OAr CALL 992-2156. Wt luy Gt14 Cotns '"'"" ... tlollat lor al goW ttins. bpert appraisal. CALl 000-0000 HILl' WANIID Nood Partti..O Ponon lo Work In ttotlsln1 Stare. taH D00-0000 Afttr s,oe P.M. · CALL 992·2156 FOR. MORE INFORMATION DAI.LY SENTINEL Retail Merchants Association invites you to find Rutland PT,O caneels.dance The Rutland PTO ' dan.ee ~cheduled !or Saturday has been canceled. ·The Christmas Spirit in Gallip.()lis •Friendly Merchants •Free Gift Wrapping •Store Window Displays ·. { •Santa's House ' Beginning December 1st -Free f!owntown Parking -Open Even?ngs until 8 p.m·.. , for life's little emergencies as well as life threatening emergencies ,I \ It(. P,ays Wolfe's Fltnrs t'IHts ~;, To Advertise New. 2t a Open NouN Christmas Parade, Saturday, Decembe11 6th Most Stores Open Sunday beginning ~ Dece .· 7th · 30 1:30 to 1:30 IW.M. D~ prizes wHI ~~e:..,n located 011IIH011'11t oilY I W. ney. o--s :~:~ CIJII Wolll. ,,, I ., ,· CALL . ' =-:::.:po=NDER=gs=-=lf. 992-2156 . ) ., " It 1986 Pondetou. Inc, . .'• 'I,' ' v. �\ I "f' u m w u .' .. Friday, Nove""r !,B. 1986 • w •·. .. , l fXrERifNCE THf JOf Of RELIGI0N • .. .. The :Daily By The · Bend ...•• Sentinel ~~ Friday, November 28. 1986 .- Page-7 - Message and Church USED CARS, ~ . MEIGS nRE \ \ CENtER, INC. A~·( John F. 'Fultl, Mgr. • Cllesler Ph.992·2111 Pomeroy IF YOU WOl,ILD _ HAVE A GOOD NEIGHBOR, BE ONE YOURSELF "Let 1!1/ery one of us BOOK SlORE PHARMI£Y We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions GIFTS MicldlepOt"t plea~e TEAFORD REALTY . 216 s. Second p'ome~ov 992·332! ·m ~ ~ ~ -~ ~ 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 46769 614/992·2644 IIJ ·1 WAID CROSS SONS SlORE Groc:eriesGeneral Merchandise Racine 949·2550 E & HARDWARE Rawlings-Coats-Blower . FUNERAL HOME CHAPMAN SHOES 104 E. MAll ST ~ POIIROY 264 S. 2nd, Milllllporl 992-2815 992-5141 (row's Family RestaurCIIt "F~tttlllfl ICHttelr FIIU CillfAI•" I ri~~~tNCI:J:.Er~:~~~ UNITED PRESBY. I' School. tO a.m.: servh::P. 11:1. a.m . , 1..------------..J pa~tor: Dc>bbif' &rk. Sunday &OCool Su pt. C'hurr h !-<·hool !+. 15 1.1 .m.: Worship SN-\1£' Yl::Kl a.m. C"hotr IT'hf'arsal. ThClda~·. i: ll p.m. unclrl' tHNY'IIOn of Lol'> BurL POMEROY O!URCH OP TilE NAlARENF.. C"nriY't' Union :tnd MJIIrm . Rr\'. Tho ma ~ Glrn Mc<1unj;!. p.1stor. Norman Prf'!i;· Jcoo.·. ~. s . Sup1 .. Sunct1y Sc·hool, 9:ll a.m .. morninc "·on•hlp lfl: ll a.m.: f'\·rning SO"\ i!X' 6 p.m.: mld·WC\lk Sf'rvt{'('. wronC'Sday. i p.m GRArE 'EPL<;(X)PAJ . 01\:RCH. :l2h E Main !\!. ~llY"mv. Sundav ~·iC'f'S : Hoi\' c1'lmmunion on ttr ru·st Sund:1 ~· of Puch rronlli. , anti cnmbtnrd "11h morning p-ayf'J· on rtv!hlrdd Su.nda~·. Mornlng pra\'f'r and,;e rronon 1 all othl'r Sundav,; d rtw:- nron!h. Churrtl Sc:h ool , und Nui'S('f)· ('il fl' prnvWr d. ('off('(' hour in 1tJl P.wlo;h Ha111Jl1 m •di: t! ('l~ fo\towing lhr-saviC'f'. RlMEROY CHURO! OF' O!RJST. 212 W. Mt~ in ~ -- :\"C'tt Pluudtnol. !Xt.<;lt:r. BibiC' School 1 1:: :tr:•.m.: :\1ornln):!; wa-shlp, fl::ll :t..m .: Yourh . ml'f'l ln ~. wm p.m.: E\l'f1lne: ~fll'ship, 7:00 p. m. WrdnNia~· ni,:rt\r Jl"41YC'f mmtn.c: andBibtr !--1\.d..-. ~: (It p m. · THF. W.\'.\TIOr'\ ARMY . 11~ BUitct'nul 1\ n •.. Porn•n r~ Mrs. 01r:t Wlnl.np: In d'raJ' D:' . ~l'llb\' hot\nt'S.o; Jfl('{'l in~. 11\ a.m.: ~nr\.1\' Sl:·htt,i. lfl ~ 1) ;r.m. Sunday Srlmt. YffiM F.lotSC' ;\cl am ~ . l<':tdC'r. 7:.11 p.m. Sal\'atlon mR•tlng. \"m1ou..; ~:p('akrrs :md mu.o;i<" S px'lnl~. Thu rsc~ r;.. u·:fl <~ . m . f(\ ~ p. m . LadiC'S Hom· lc'ag~.K\ rTIC'm rn In l'haqr. ;J!t womrn lm111"tl; 11; ~ ;, p.m. ThursdHy. Corp: Ca tt>t ('I;.~ so;~ 1 Ynun.c: Pmplt....Biblr- t. 7:ll p m. Brblt' Study :.net Pr:tyr>r fT)(Y'!Jn,e:. fl)m lot tv> public-. ffiMEROY WF..'ITSIDE CHURQI OP CHR r!rr. :tl'l!i Childro'l's Hofll' Road rCoumv Road ili t !ft2.!\21i. \'oro tl m u~k. Surxb v Wor. slhp 1fl a.m.. Blblr ~ud\· U a.m.: Wor.;hfp. np. m. Wrdn~ry . Blblr ~ IJd:l,·. i pm. OUJ DEXTER BIBLE CHRL'ITIAN Ofl'ROI , Ah·in Cw1is, p;L~rnr: linda ~ -..Ill , Sup! Suncla~· Sd rnl !t. .1\ a.m · p-(';:rrhin~ st·r\1C1'. fln;t .uxtltilrd ~ rxta.\'follm · tng S.mdav !V-hrtll. Youth 111CY'tln~. i:.l l p.m. PVCI)' ~un· <.1;1\ , GRAHAM UNITED ME.'THODIST. Prmc hlnj:l 9: .VI u m. fir ~ t 11 n d S('rond. Sun· d:l ~' S of ro rt1 month: third unci fourth Sunda \· (':tr'h mnnt h wo rship sf'rvl r ~ ut 7: :KJ p m.': WC'dn f'!' r la~· r\'rn ln,gs 111 7: 30 p.m. P~~~~'E:~~H~~1rlr~dr)VENT1ST. Mu lb· r rT'' H1•l ghl ~ Ro;Jd. Pom f'rO~'. lrrny Bni<'h. P<.~ ~t or ; Sa bbat h S<'hool ~upC'r ln · 1t11df' nt , Rhonda Mar kin. Sabb<tr h Sfhool tr~l n .~ a r 1 p.m. oo Sa tu rda~· wit h won; hlp SC'I'\' k'r fnllmdn,e: a l :1: l!i E,·f' l'\"011<' ~ ·£' 1 · I' Ci m£' . Rl'TLAN D PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Sl., ll'f Hnrrirtl Warnrr, Supt Sunday Sr hool 9: W n.m.: Mor nln!Z Wor10hlp. 10:45 a.m. POMF.ROY 11 RST BAPTIST. Ly.,on H:lll rv. mlnh<IN. William Snoufrf'r. ~ un ­ da ~· s'rhool Sup! . Sunda ~· School. !1: :ma.m. ; MnrnlnL! Wrws hlp Hl :.10 ;t,m. FlRST m rr ~· SO l!f HER ~ BAPTIST. Po- Plk r . F.. !.11 mar O'Bry.ln l, pastor; .Jurk Nf'f'Cts . Su n du ~· Srhnol DirC'C'IOr. Sunda\· Sch ool. !U II a.m.: Mm·ning Worship. 10 : ~a: rvmin ,~? w OJ shlp. i:OOp.m t D . S.T .~ & i:.10 IF: .S.T. l: Wf'dnrsdav Pm vrr S('r· ,·ir<'. i :IMJ p.m. tD.S.T.r & i:.'IO P.M . rE.S. T.1: Ml!i!'lon F' r l rnd .~ l al:!t'!i 2-ti t. Ro.\':t l Am h:t ~.;a cl nt!' l boV!i- ; t ~rs ti-11" 1.. tn cl G ir l~ In AC'IIOn /itgPs tt. llil l on W rdnf>Sdil ~l !' , 7 p. m. tO.S.T. I &: i : "lO p.m. ([ ,S.T. I: TuNidJ,\' n:;wt p.m. , FAITH TA BERNACLE rHURrH. Ba l· \ ' IN ha tlon. IPv Run Ro:xl. Rf'\•. Em!Tll'n Rawson. p a ~ · ru'r . H:wd l<'~ Dunn. sup!. Sundny Sr hoot. tn ,t,m.: Sunday r'\"f'n I n ~~: ."f'rVIIT. i : 30 p.m. . BII>IP tN C'hlnfZ, 7: :Jil p.m. Thurs d a~·. SYRA\ 1'SE MTSSIOt\, \hrrr_,. Sr.. S~·· l'<I<'U ~ c'. S<'I'\'ICN<. 111a.m. Sunday. Evrnlnli! .'Wn:lf·Mo Sundtl.\' ancl WrdnNOday a! 7:(Kl p. m. MrDDL. F:PORT rH URCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTl hi-; UNIO N. R r~ ·. Kollh Eblin. p;ts hlr. Sunduy School 9:.10 u.m , Wudf' H a~a n . su pl. : Mornln ~Z Warship. lO:ll a m.. Sund<IY f'Yf'fl ina SN\'It'l' i ::to p.m.: WN1nc':'> cl<1.\· Pr:m •r M('l'l in ~ . i : 30 p.m. MT. MORI AH CHURCH OF GOD. Radnr R('\' . .Jam('S. Sa ucrri('ld, pastor. F'r ~ ma n Wlltiu ms. Supr Sunday School !I· .&5 <~ . m .: Sunda,\• And W('dnc.>sday N'Cn· In ~ srrvlc·~ - i p.m. MIDDL EPORT FIRST BAPTIST. Comrr Sl:-ct h nnd Pal m('r. [ uri £dC'n, Pas· !or. Roh Par kPr, S.S. Supl.. Cat hy Rlf{~ s . A~l' l. Supt. Sundav School. 9115 a.m.: Mor nlnJt Worship, 10: 1:; a.m .: Sunday E\'C'fl lng sc-r·vlrr . 7 p.m . Pray('r m('('llng ~ md Blbll' Study Wt'dnC'Sday cvr nlng, 7 p. m.: Chlldrf'n's choir pracl\cC'. Wcdrws· dav. i p.m.: Adu lt ('holr practl('(', Wtd .. Iii p.rlr .: Rad io pr~ram . WMPO, Sunda y. M;30 ,1.m . MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. ~th and Main . AI Hart son , mlnl.41.ter: Mlkl' Ge-rlach. Sunda y School Supertntmdrnt. Blbll' Schooi9:,'V) a.m .: MomlnJ: Worship lO:JO a.m. Ev~lnl{ Worship '1 :00 p.m . w~nt'Sdav . 7:00p.m. Prayer m~tlnjl . , t-!IDDLEPORT CHURO! OF THE NA· ZARINE. Fr<'d Ponhorwood . pastor. 992· !21!9. Bill Whii P, Sunday Scllool Supt . Sun · day SChool 9::.1 a.m.; Morning Worship l0:-45 a.m .: EvangelisTic m~tng 7: 00 p. m. Wtdnetda y, 7:00p.m. Prayer mft'ling .. IIMTED PIIDIWTEIIWI MINIITRY ....... OF IIEIQII 00111\TY w•~­ HARRISONVB.LE PRiliBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Wonlllo Strvlc., t 9:00 1.m .; Church SchoollO:l~ 1.m .. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN 1 Sunday School. 9 a.m.: Church iorvlce, ' , 10;15 a.m. ! ost af us have neighbors somewhere and in order to establish il n~rby; 716 NORTH SECOND AVE . . I FLOWIIS lOt IV~ OttiiiiN . (614)1J92-203t II' (614)992-5721 ' I 06 luttor0111 ~·•· P-oy. relationship with them, while respecting their . 204 Condor St. P-roy, OH. right to a certain ~mount of privacy. If you • 992-2975 should work to maintain a friendly and helpful the lady next door is ill, ask her if you can bring . her anything from the store. Agree to watch religious affiliation that differs from your own, MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCJ!. Locatoo 1n T•xas C(lmmuntty off Ct. Rt. 82, Rev . Rotx>rt Sand•rs. pastor. J•rr Holler. Iay ~dd•r: Ed Roush, Sunday School Supt . Sunday SChool 9: 30 a.m.: momtng worship and children's church, 10: 30 a.m.; evening preaching serviC!' on the second and invite them to accompany you to your House of l ·dtoeu,1rvtohrs~~dt~~· ~:~ ~n~~~r~h;~~~!~~:i each other's houses when one of you is away on a tri'p. Finally, if your . neighbors have no · a gesture than can • resu II 1n Wednesday , p.m.prayer meeting and many . to s t a rt blessings for bot h o f you. Th e best way · t0 reso1ve t0 be a good nelg · hbor; the new yearts 7 30 OF PROPHECY . a.OFJ. GOD While Road or Htghway· pastor. School II 10 all ages.Sunday Jun ior Church worship II a.m. Adult and there is no better way to do this than to Sunday. Youn~Peo- Eastern; ~ellssa Calaway. Eastern; Kim ' Adams, Southern; Lisa PJ1pe, Southern. J unlor Miss Is sponsored locally by Southeast Ohio Junior Miss Inc., with Sonja Demosky and Ralph Werry, ·producing and dlr~ctlng the program. Sunday's prOJII'anl starts at 3 p.m. at Meigs Junior High School auditorium, Middleport. Veterans Memorial Hospital The conlestants, and their creallve and performing arts In addition to I he creative and presenlatlons are, Legina Hart . performing arts segment of the Soui.hern High School. daughter program, ronlest-ants will be of Dale and Kathryn Hart , judged· in youth fitness and P<rt~~e performing a dance routine; Krlstl Haynes. Meigs High, and appear ance cat egorie,. In· terviews and scholastic judging ~aughter of Larry and Paula Haynes. with a vocal! solo; Jm will take place on Saturday. Nease. Soulhern. daughter of Bill and Donna Nease, presenting a Winner of the program will fashion design; Robyn Barnett , represenl Meigs County at the Eastern, daughter of Ron and Ohio Junio r Miss Finals in Mount Carol Barnett, a dance and Vernon du ring February 1987. lwlriiDg routine: Admission for the program will b~ a do nat ion of $1.50 for adults and $1 for high school students. Kin\ Adams, Southern, daugh· t~r of James and Carol Adams. a ThP loca l program Is spon·· ~ocal solo: Amy Louks, East.ern. sored by Southeasl Ohio Junior daughter of James and Sharon Miss Inc. , with Sonja Hill De· Louks, a plano solo; Lisa Pape. mosky. Meigs County Junio r Southern, daughter of John and Miss 1981, and Ralph Wer ry, Patty .Pape. a dance routine; . , What is Thanksgiving? ., • Now open evenings till S p.m. until Christmas CLOSED SUNDAY '. ... .. I ' -: . f. I H ' '10.99 '14.99 '11 .99 BOYS' 8-20 RACK LONG SLEEVED TOPS & SHIRTS $ 70 VALUE$ TO 112.99 $ Open House Sunday, Nov. 30 2-5 P.M. INSULA COVERALLS OLIVE 8o NAVY REG. $45.99 We Want To Welcome You to ·Our 88 11x96 90x101 I VALUES.TO 525.91J SALE $900 COFFEE AND COOKIES WILL BE SERVED We · invite you to stop in after your morning worship service and fellowship with us. We'll be serving refreshments and offering our Season Greetings to you in thanks for your patronage. Middleport ok Store 390 N. SECOND AVE . . . ' 1,1 ! "l, . '. .a,~ i.._\to'-' l ... MIDDlEPORT ." IIEAR ~E!' ., DAN'S .·1N MIDDLEPORT . IS HAVING THEIR ANN~AL ~ SUNDAy I NOVEMBER 30th ' 12 NOON-S P.M. Rebste Event $1998 + •REFRESHMENTS~ . . ·' SPECIAL MERCHANDISE 5o·Ofo MIDDLEPORT. OH. •I ..'. .' ... •Refreshments •Giveaways •Drawings eSpecial Prizes PURCHASE ANY 2 PAIRS OF ~JEANS FOR S19.98 After Rebate while supplies last. . Expirtl 12/31/86. {jiHZa MIDDLEPORT, OHIO- ON THE "T" 110 SECOND AVE. Sunday, November 30th 12. Noon til 6 P.M. . SORRY NO LAYAWAYS · DUliNG 'tHIS OPEN HOUSE SAVE UP TO OPEN HOUSE AmR REBATE 200/0 Off STOREWIDE '••• . $770 '13.99 ~~~§~~~~~~~~~~~;;~r;~:~N=T=~·~·T~":I;N~=MI:::~~==~··. ..,.. ,. I ~...~:· ------~------·---~-J.'·,..; SALE PRICED 4 -&X Oversize Tops ... Reg. 4 -6X Coordinating Rib Knit Pants ........ Reg. 7-14 Tops ...... .... Values to 1·14 Rib Knit Pants ... Reg. 83 MILL ST. Christmas Open House '' GIRLS RACK RALL'S BEN FRANKLIN ' . •REGISTER FOR DOOR PRIZES . ! .. OPEN SUNDAY; NOVEMBER 30th . . 12-5 ~ TO PS BLOUSES & SWEATER VESTS -• l DEPARTMENT STOlE RACK OF LADIES ' • " SERMONEITE - on Deo. 17 for Christmas delivery In the area The annual Chrl.st· mas dinner. will· be held al the church on Dec. 16 ' and will be followed by a program by Carrie Kennedy and a gift exchange. The program calendar for the yearwascompletedandcommit· tee reportS Were made. • A letter was read from fl.L , '• Hegnauer to the sponsors of the _f · Habitat for HumanityWaik: The 50-day walk covered 1,000 miles from Americus, Ga .. lo Kansas Dr. Arnold J . Sattler of Gallipotal and Diplomat oft he American City, Mo. and ralsed.dver a half · us spoke on "The Medical Board of Int ernal Medicine, million dollars for I he projecl. as Response to Nuclear War" al a participated last summer _In well as Introducing the work lo recent luncheon meeling of the training In medical planning and • the thousands who had not Episcopal Church Women of care in rad! aHon accidents con- 'I previously hear of it. Grace Church Pomery. dueled by Oakr idge Associated ··: In his tetter the minister noted Dr. Sa tiler. who is a member of Univers illes and the United that the number of people walk· the Holzer Medica l Center Hospl· Stales Depart ment of Energy. lng changed daily. 30 walkers _:_::.:.:_::::::.:..:.:.::::::.:::.::::.:=:..:.:.::.:.::~----....:_-------- m. MT. MORJAH BAPTIST. Fourth and Main~~ , Middi('))Ort. Rl'v. Gilbert Craig, Jr. pastor. Mrs. Ervin Baumgardn er. . 1 Sunda ~' School Supt . Sunday School9 : 30 a. m.: Worshlp S('I·vlc-r.l0:45 a.m. . SUCC ES.~ ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Josrph B. Hoskins, {'V an~rllst . Sunday . , Blblr Study 9 a.m.: Worship, 10 a.m.: Sun- ,. · ·. .______· .;. · ~~ ceiving Ihe houses in the proJecl · work are required to work wjt~ the builders and also to pay monthly a~ount as rent until Ihe .:. ! house is P<~id for. . .• • Ma ry VIrginia Reibel h ~~ a l Thanksgiving program w1 a 1 medila~~on enliti~ " Let Us Give . I' Thanks by Loutse Dixon :Ifh. : and pra y~ r poems by _e en Steiner Rice. A !rlendship clfcle , closed !he meetmg. j ed .... A potlu ck dinner was ~n °Yh by 15 members precedmg t e • meet lng: Gay Perrindha~ gr~fe. · M1ss. Relllcl decorate t:f e Ia es • In a fhankSgiVInl\ mo · I 115 E. Memorial Dr. 114 RUTLAND CHURCH OF coD. Pastor. demonstrate that we are all the children of God, and Adult Btbte day ('\'miO!'!' ser\'Jcr 6 p.m.; Wl'dnesday . John Evan!'. Sunday School 10:00 ii .m .: "'/:~~~.f'.,.' t 7: XI p.m. l'V rn l n ~ srrv lct> , 7 p.m. Sunday Morning Worship 11 :00 a.m. Chll· no matter Where we live. ·; CHAPEL . 510 Granl PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY . Racine, drrn 's Church l l a. m. Sunday EvenlnR St .. Mlddl Affiliated wtth Southern Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor . Sunday · Service 7:00p.m . WPd ., 6 p.m. Ywna La· Baptist Convmtton . David Btyan, Sr .. Ml· SChool 10 a.m .: Sunday e\'C'nlnJ!: &Prvlcr 7, • ' p.m . W«<nf'~da y C'VPnlna servlct' 7 p.m. , . , dies' Auxiliary Wf'dnesday, 7 p.m. Fam· ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - J n i s i P r. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Mornlna CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Ch•adlr . . ll y Worship. worship lla.m.: Evening worship 7p.m .; HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH . 011 Tuesday, 7:30p.m. W<'dnP!day even in ~ Bible study and Supt. Sundav School 9:30a .m. Morning '· Rt . 124. 3 mil~ from Portland·L on~ Bot · Wdol~na~7d::~,.. ~,. m,_.m' M _ oGnr'as_!r1a.Yff Bn'akfast. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JDHJS pra:t,er mH'tlng 7 p.m. Worship 10:it0 A.m. Pra)'('rsE>rv1 cc. alt('rn· , , • 1 _.. 1om. Edsel Harl, pastor. ~unday School , "' '" " CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS. Port· BRADPORD CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sl. at" 9.md a y~ . , . , 9: 30 a.m.: Sunday mom In~ preaching ~U1'1'0N - Chut'rh School . 9:.3!1 a.m .; land-Rarlnf Road. William Roush, pastor. Rt. 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Mark SeevPrs, minlsMIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Third 10:30 a.m.: Sunda y f'Vmlng s e-rvices, 7:30 Mornin )l Worship 10:4!'1 a.m. first and third Linda Evans. church school dlr('('tor. ter. Sunday School Supr. Harry Hen Rev Clark Bak('r, past or. ca rl Not · p.m Sundtl\·o,;: FC'Jlowshlp dlnnt'l' ~·fth Carmtl Church school 9:30a.m.; Morning worship drt~ks: Sunday School 9: 30a.m.: Morning AvP. ll ngham. Sund;r :-- School Supt. Sunda:V ~ ·.. ' MIDDLEPORT FREEWtLL BAPTlST third Thursdu\', 6: 30 o.m . !Mc-Guirt' I. 10: 30 a.m.: Wednesday eventng pray('f .. worship 10: 30 a.m.: EvPnlng worship 7 p. School 10 ;:t .m. with rlassros for all BfitC'S . .. •, KE"O C'HURCH OF CHRIST. Vernon ~ pm 1 , CHURCH. CornPr Ash and Plum . Ralp h serv 1~ .. u, 7·, ,JI, • · m . Wednesday warship 7 p.m. F:nnln t!~ C'f'\' lrrs.:•l !;p.m. WcdnC'SdayBI· 1 ,. Cundiff. pastor. Sunda:v School 10:00a .m.; ' Eldrida<'. mlnlsH•r: Oll\'<'r Swain . Sunday BETfn.EHEM BAPTIST. RPV. Earl ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHUROI , 9 bl1• study :tt i : "Ill p.m . Yooth sf'n'IC('S Frl · Morning Worship , 11 : 00 a.m.: WednE>Sda y SChool Supt . Prf:'8<'hlng :30 a.m. rach Shult'r, pastor. Worship service, 9: 30 .i.m . CcmE>r Syca more and S('C(Jnd Sts .. Po· da.v at i : ,1() p.m. .: and Sa1urdav EvC>nlng SPrvlces at 7::l0 p. ~undu y. Sunday School10::ll a.m. BiblE> Study and meroy. The Re-v. William Mlddli'Swarth , ErrLESIA F' ELLOw.iHIP. 128 Mill St ., · ,· , m. ' HOBsON CHRISTIAN UNION ('lllur· prayer servicE' Thursday, 7::ll p.m. pstor. Sunday SChool 9: 45a.m.; Church Mltld lrport. BrQ!h('r Chuck Mr PhE"rson. . man Durham) paslcr. Sunday service , CARLETON JNTERDENOMJNATION· serv!CP 11 a .m. · MEIGS pastor. Sund:ty School 10 a .m.; Sunda y· · 9:30 a.m.: Pvenlng SPNict' 7:30 p.m. AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road . Rev. Da· SACRED HEART CHURCH. Msgr. COOPERATIVE PARISH 1'\·rn ln g sr n •I('!"!O u1 7 p.m. and W«inesda :v · · · Prayer mff'tlnil, Wedneday. 7:30p.m. vtd CUrfman, pastor, Sunday School 9:30 Anthony Giannamort'. Ph. 992·5898. Salu r· IJNITED MI!THODIST CRIIRCH ·"<'fV k C'S nt 7 p.m. BEAR WALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF a.m.; Ralph Carl. Supt. Evening worship da y Evening Mas's 7 : 30 · p.m.; Sunday NORTHEAST CLUSTER ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kr nn oth Smith , ' ' CHRIST. J owph B. Hoskins. pastor. Bible 7:00 p.m . Pra yer meeting, WednPSday M ass. 8 a.m . and 10 a.m. Confessions me 1 Rev. Don Archer Clas.~. 9: :W a .m.: Mornlna Worship 10: ~ a . 7 00 pastnr, Sun duy Sc ·hool 9::n ~ m.: church , Rev. Roy Deeter ~ f' I'\'IC'I" i: 30 p.m.: ~'O Ut h fr li 0\4'Shlp 6: 30 p. m.: E:vrnln,ll Worship, 6:30p.m. Thursday : LcfN~- BO'M'OM CHRISTIAN. Vernon half hour ~fore each Mass. <;e n classes, Blbl sc d · )) U a.m. Sunday. Rev. Seldon do-on m. : Blb iC' stud y, Thursda:-- . 7:30p.m. ' u y . "'E·RPV.miL. LE COMMUNITY ElclrldgP. pastor: Wallac• DarnE'Wood, S. VICTORY BAPTIST. 525 N. 2nd Sl .. ALFRED -Church School 9:ll a.m.; FUll. GOSPEL l.IGHTI«lUSE. 3304o NEW STfV S. Supt. Sunday 30 a.m.; Worship MlddlepoM. James E. Ke£>SPP, pastor. Worship, l1 a.m.: UMYF6 :llp.m .: UMW OIURCH . Sundav,S School sl'rviN.\ 9:45 a. Servl10· 30 School9: m Hll :1nd Ro:td . Pomrrey. Tom l<f'lly, pas Third Tues day. 7:30 p.m Communion. "'"' · RUN a. · Sunday morn in~{ worship 10 a.m.: EvPn tor . D11 nn~· La mbert. S. S. :"iupl. Sunday m.: Worship st'rv lcE' 10: 30 a.m.: HYSELL HOLlNES~ CHU ROI. lng strvlce '1 p.m.; Wednesday Pvenlng flrsl Sunday. tArcherl morning sf'l'v\cr ar 10 11.m .: Sunday (' Vf'D t ,. EvangrUstiC' &>rvlcC' 7: ~ p.m. Wf'dnffi· Mlkf•Thompson . Nev.· Hm·rn . WV , pa 10tor. worship 7 p m. Vlsltallon , Thursdav 6:lJ CHESTER - Won hlp 9 a.m.: Church lng srr\'ICI' 7: :«l p.m. Tu ('!;da y and Thurs- 1 1 dav: Pr:l yC'r m(l(\tln~ 7:30 p.m. Ttlursday. Sunduy School at 9: :to a.m.: Mornin g wor· p.m. School10 a.m.: Bibl e Study, Thursday, 7p. d,t \· Srn•lri'S ul 7: .10p.m. ... ··"' ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· '" S d in t HarrlsonvJIIe Rd . Rolx>rt Punrll . minis· shlf at !0: ,)\,a . m .: ~ un a )- ''''"n gsN\' rr MORSE CHAPEl. CHURCH - Charlt"S · m.: UMW. first Thursday, 1 p.m .; ComWORD Qp PAITH. 9.1 Mill Sl. , Middle-.' .. ' a·t .:.lO p.m. Th ur·~d:J .'' SN\' iCf'l' 'al i : JO P· Norris, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.: munion. first Sunda y IArchen port Su n1ta ~~ morn lng !O rrvkr 10: 1S a .m.: ·, · tC'r: St£>\'l' Stan l<'y. S. S. Supt : Bill McEI· m. worship service-. 11 a .m.;Suflday night ..JOPPA - Wors hip 9:30 a.m.; Ctlur('h Su n d t~.\ ('H'nln ~r 7:]1. Thursd.1~· momtng , rov. A sst. Supt. : Sunday Schoo! 9:90a .m.: FR EEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald worship service, 7:30 p.m.; Midweek SChool l0:30 a.m. B i blrStu~ WC'dnesday, wOrship ser\'l('(' 10: ~a . m.; E\'(lnlng wor..., c " R d 31 n- 1• Blblt" ~1u11~· 10 a.m. W('\lnNiday f'vmlng locatn• on at oon oa · R('\'. n..~.· · prayer st'rvlce, 7:30p.m. Thursda y. 7: 30p.m. fJ ohn scnL i : .10 p.m. ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wf>dnf'Sday. 7 p.m. Knob. Lawrr nrt' Gluf'Sm mp. ', . pa.41.lor. LONG BOTIOM -Church School 9::.l NEW HA YF. N CHURr H OF THE NA· ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH. Plno Ro~or Willford . ""· paSior. Proochtn~ LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH a .m.: Wo r~ hip 1 p.m.: Blbl£> Study, WE'd GrO\'£'. Th(' Rr\'. WlJiiam Mlddl~warlh. ~f'n'ICf'!l ~unday 7: YJ p.m. Pr:lyf'rm('('f\n g OF GOD - Gllbcrl Sp<'n('('r, pa,. tor. Sun - , ZARENE. RC'v Glt"ndon Stroud . pastor_ _ _ nl'Sday, 7: 30 p.m.; UMYF. Wt:"dnesday, Sunday SC'hool9 :l'lot.m.: Wor.'l.hlp ~c rvict', ... . past or. Church sC'rvlcP9: 30a.m.; Sunday WC'dnf'!\da y. 7::W p.m.. Cary Grlfftl h. da y School 9::10 tt .m.: Morntn .c: s('rvtct> n:OO p.m.: Communion First Sunday. lO::W a.m.: Yout~ srr\'IC<' Sunday 6: 1!i p. SChoo! 10:30 a.m. Jradcr. Youth f!:roups Sunda y C'\'C'nlnJI: at 10:00 a.m.; Sunday ('Vf.' nlng sr rvlcE' 7:00 p. IArch('r l. m . Sund.ry I'Vf'nln g st•rviC'f' 7:00p.m. Wf'd· BRADBURY CH URCH OF CIUtiST., S:30 p.m. with RQflt'r and VIol('! Wlllfcrd. m.; Mld·wt•t>k prayf'r Sf'rVI<"r WMn PSday REEDSVILLE - Church School 9::11 a. " · J ohn Wrlahr . pa!jtor. Sunday School9: :wa. c 1 fir nda 7 P m n ~ d ;rv Praye- r Ml'c>trn~ and Btbl(' Study 1 1 1 m.: , Wors.htp &-rvtl'E' 11 :00 a.m. t[)(o(oterl . " Ha yn('S, •..... S~ ·Supr. MornI"I! lt'adf'rs. .ommun MT . : OLIVE COMM UNITY CHURCH, 7: 00p.m. m.: Larr,.· l'a ch month . · on f,('r'V cc " .~u · TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL NEA SF. SITTLF.MENT CHURCH, Sun~·or.~ hlp 10:30 il. m. WHITE'S CHAPEl. • WESLEYAN t.awl't'n('(' Bush. pastor. Max F ol mr r , Sr. Church Sch<lol 9 a.m.: Worship 10 a .m.; da~· aft('rnoon .l.;flr\'ic<'S ar 2: 30. Thursda y RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· CHURCH _ Cool\•tile RD. R<'V. Phillip Rl· Supl. Sunda~· School and Mornln~Wors hlp Blbl (' Study, Tu esda y. 7:30p. m.: UMW, c•yr nlng S t' n'IC'~ :rt 7: :trl. RENE, R£"\', Llovd D. Grimm . Jr .. pastor. dronour. PA~tor . ~und a y Srhool 9:30 a.m.: 9:30 a.m : Sunday Pvronlng S('rvlcf' , 7 p.~ m : Third 1\iPSday, i :30 p.m.; Communion PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. MO!on . W. Oro Ras fi , Chalrinan of thE' Board of Chris· wcrshlp !;('rvlcf' lO: :\0 a.m.: Blblr ~0tudy Youth m('('tinj:!; and Biblt" Study, WPdn Ni· FINtt Sunday tArchPrJ. llanLJfr . SundavSchool 9:lla.m.; Morn· d hi 1 w~ d 7 dav l~m Va. Pa ~IOI'. Rltl Murphy. ~unday Sl'h oo llO CENTRAL CLUSTER '" a.m .: l'\'<lft,II;E'IISl1C st>r· anRUTLAND wors P 5('1"\' t'<'. l'-lnrs p m. u· Nl . E. D. FAITH CHURCH. Rl . 7 on Po· tn ~ wor~hip lO:.ttl CHURCH OF ay.CHRIST, a .m.: Sundu,v rv('fl ln A" 7: .)1 p.m. Pray~r Rev. Jam- E. Corbitt mC'c •tlnc :1nd Blbl <' study Wrcln C'S diy, 7: :11 \'IC'f' 7:00 p.m . Wt'dnt>5day ~f!M'i('(', 7 p.m,. Mark JonPS, pa stor. Bill Nicholson. Sun· mt:>r ey By-Pa ss. Rrv. David Wl~rman, Sr .. Re". Steve~~ Nelson . p.m. F. \' rr.vmw wr iCO fOC' . UBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH . Dfox. dav S<'hool Supl . Sundav-School9:30 a.m.; pa:;1 or. MC"Ivln Dmk C", S. S. Supt. Sunday Rev. Melvin Frutlln RUTI.hND PREE WII.L BAPTIST. Sa· lrr . Wood y Cull. pa.~ 1or . SC'rvlcrs Sunday MOrninl!' Worship and C'ommunlon 10: 30 a. ~hool9: 30 a.m.: Morn l n~ Worship 10:30; Rev. ClementeS. Zunl1a, dr. 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. W('C)nC'fiday, 7 p.m. Evmtna Worship 7:30 . p.m.: · wcd n ~da y lrm St. Rr,-. Pn ul Ta,vlor, pastor. Sunda y Rev. Robert Mussman ~·h ool 10 a.m.; Sunday C'\'rntng 7:00p.m.; mR.UTLANDBIBLE MET HODIST. Amo!! Pray<'r SrrviC'C', 7: ll p.m. ASBURY ISyracus t' l - Worship 11 a.m. Wf'Cinj •~d a y f'\'l'n ln l!: pru,vf'r m('('IJn g 7: 00 RACINE FIRST BAPTIST. St('Vf' Til II.~ . pasiOr. Sonny Huctson . sup1. Sunday FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH. Rn ll road : Church School 9:45 a.m.: Chargr Bibl<' p.m. ~\'l'l". Pa!ltor. Mike Swtrfr. Sundav School9:l0 a.m.: Morning worship . 10:30 J:it .. Mason . Sundoy SchoollO a.m.; Morn St udy, Wl'dnC'Sday, 7:30p.m.; UMW. first SOl!fH BE.'THE L NEW TESTAMENT , School Sup I. : Sunday School 9:30 a.m.': a.m .:, Sunday ev<'nlng Sf'rvirf! 7:00 p.m. in~ worship l1 a.m.: Ev<'nlnll sf:'rv ic(' fi p. Tu ('S day. 7: 30 p.m.; Chclr Rfih £'arsal . . Momlnr worship 10:40 a.m.; Sunday WE'dn€'Sday S<'r'VI('(' 7 p.m. WMPO pre:: m. PrayPr mN•r l n ~ und Blbll' Stu dy Wf'd - CHURCH. Slh·rr Rldgr. Ouanr Syd('n· Wf'dn{'!; day 6:l1 p.m.; UMW. fcurth Sun· rld~l' r. pastor'. Sunday S('hOOI 9 a .m.: .. ·• evE'ftlng worship 7:30 p.m.: WE'dn~day JlUM 9 a.m. f'a ch Sunda y. Of'SFOd<IR.vES . i P- ~UN BAPTIST R"\'. Nvto :"l da y. h:30 p.m. (Nl'lso n). Wor !'i hlp S.:•rvlcf'. 10 a m.: Sunda v f'Vf'Din ,IZ .,.. 0\'PnlnR Bible •tudv 7:.:10 p.m. RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE Nlo2.A· T ' · ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.; srrvicr, 7:00p.m. Wf'dn <'Sday n~ht Bibll', ~ BURLINGHAM CoMMUNM'Y CHURCH, RE:N E. Rf'\', tow£> II Ford. pastor. Sunday BordC'n , pa stor . Corn elius Bunch supt . Church SchoollOa.m.: Blblt" Study. Tu~ ­ Bw-Hn.~~:h.lm. Ray Lal.ldtrmiJt. pastor: Jto. · Schonl 9:30u .m.: WOI'S hlp s('rvi('E'l0:30 a. Sunday School 9:.'1) a .m.: Second and ll 1U d~' 7:00 D.m . day. l ::IO p.m.: UMW. Flnt Monday, 7:30 brrt O:J:an. as.'~L•1anr pastoc. Sundu,vSchooJ m .: Young PMPIC'" SC'I"V I('(' 6 p.m. p.m.: UMYF Sunday, 6,p.m. Choir Rt>· 10 a.m.: wol'!llhlp' 7 p.m.: WE'dnesday. 6 p.m. E\'OnJtC'IIsrtr s('rvlcc 6: :.t p.m. Wt'Cin~day •. h<'arMI. A:M p.m. WNtne,;day. IFranklln t youth mt'f'tlnlil:: Wed .. 7 p.m . churt'h smrl('('!;. s£'rv lei' 7 p.m. FLATWOODS- Church &hoc\, 10 a.m. PINEGROVEHOLINESSCHURCH. 'h MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST. MII\rr • ; Wor,. tl lp, 11 a.m.: Blblf' Study, Thun;·,' mlll'otfRt. 32~. RC'V . Bm J . Watts. pao;.tor. st .. Mason. W. Va Eugmr L. Congrr . ml· da y. i p.m.; UMYF. Sund•Y· fi p.m. Robl'rl S<'arl<'1'i. S.S. Sup!. Sunday School nlstrr . Sunda v Blblf' Studv 10 a .m.: War· t Frankllnr . ' ~hi'p 11 a.m. Und 7 p.m. Wroncsday Blblr 9:JO a.m.: Mornin~ Worship 10:30 a .m.: POREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.: Sunda.v rv m tna ~Cir\'IC"r 7: 30 p.m.j Wed · :'itudv. ' 'OCal mu ~ic , 7 p.m. • Chu rch SChOol 10 A.M : Choir practlre, TI('!J!\ay,orvlcr . 1:30 p.m. . \.I BERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Dud· Tu £'1;d&y . fi :ll p.m .: UMW . nut 'J'u('lday, SILVER RUN BAPTIST. BIJI Lll1lr , din~ L.onr. Mason. W. Va .' J . N. Tha <krr, 7:.10 p m. tNt'lson) . •• I pastor. Stf'Vr Llttlt". S. S. Supt . ~unda:-pastor. E vrntn~ ~(I T'V(('r 7: :10 p.m .: Wo· HEATH IMiddlf'l)ort l -Church School1 School tO a.m.: Morntna worslp, 11 a.m.; mrn's Ministry.·. Thursda y, 9:30 a.m.: ' •• 9::J) a .m .: Morning Worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday (>Vf'nin~ wor~hlp 7: ~p. m. Prayt'r WrdnC'Sduy PrayM" and Bib](' Study, 7: 1~ Yout h Group. 4 p.m.: Wl'dnf'!lday . Church m(l('tln~t and Blblf' sludyThul'!lday, 7::\0p. p.m. Choir rftK!ars aJ. 7 p.m.: Thu rsday. You lh m"'tln~ Wednescloy at 7 p.m . HARTPORD O!URCH OF O!RIST IN m.: ·., P ray t"r S€-rvi('(>, 6:30p.m.: Bibl e Study, 7 RF.JOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN UNION. Th• Rev. David p.m. tZunl ~a ). . 1 . - AA 1 N. 2nd AvE'.• Mlddll'pnrt. Sunday McManis, pastor.SundaySchool9:JOa.m. MINERSVILLE - Worship S.rvle<> 10 •. Schoo 10 a.m. Sunday ('Veninp; 7:00p.m.: • : Sunda y mointna S{'I'VIct'-, a.m.: Sun· 11 o.m .: Church School. lla.m.: UMW. thlrd Mld·WI'f'k sf'n•irt>. \'{C'd . , 7 p.m . " Wf'dnf'!liday. 1 p.m.: Choir pra(flct, Mon· LANGSVILLE CtlRISTIAN CHUROI . day ntghl servtco. 1:30. Wedn .. ay p-ayer da\', 7:30p.m. ~NPlson ). Robl'rt E. Mussl'r, pa~ror. Sunday School m~l~~v{f:~PBTBtE CHURCH, Lelarf, We know how the pilgrims gave thanks 1he first time. PEARL CHAPEL - Worship ServiC'f' 9~ l0 a.m.: Paul Mu5srr. ~upt.: Mornlnll W v R J L t w Governor Bradford In 1621, had the tlghl idea to give I hanks thai 1 -~ 9::l0 a.rp.: Church School 10:15 a.m. : wnr~hlp 10·30 a m· Sund'"'' "" .... In• · -r · a., r. , ames ewll. pat or. or· .. . ~- .. ~·Wlldn~· "' ...... · ship servlcea 9: ll a.m.·, Sunday School U · mld·W('(lk · " UMW Sf>cond Tuesday, 7:30p.m.; /Muss· "l<'f'.· 7 p.m.: 5l'n'll't', . they now had enough to last them this winter. Without the help of . d 7 a.m.; Evening worship 7: 30J.m . TuHday man t \ ay . p.m. a few Indians Ihey would be In terrible shape as they were last SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· tolll(le prayer meeting an Bible Study POMEROY - Church SchOol, 9: I~ a m. winter. They gathered to thank God and maybe ask his blessing ZARENE. R('\1 Clf'nn MrMillan. pislor. 9:30a.m.: Worship senrlce, Wednesday : Worship 10: ll a.m.: ChOir re-hear, a! 1' ~Jri'tviOUR LUTHERAN CHURO!. WPdn('Sday, 7:30 p.m.: Ur.JW. se«rnd for the coming year. M~ry Jan tor LavMid<'r. Sunda.v School l Tuc:sdaV. 7 : ~p . m . : UMYFSunday, 6p.m., Supr. Sunday School 9: 30a .m.; Morning Walnut<-i.nd Henry Sta .. Ravenswood, w. In this modern day and age I fear we have belittled ICorbllil . · wor~hlp 10: :W a.m.: Evanl(rllsllc- ~C'IVIct', Va . The Rev. Gtorae c . Weirick, past cr. ROCK SPRINGS - Church S.hool. 9:15' 6p.m.: Prav . ~randPralRE'Wedn ., - y, 7" Thanksgl;--tng to just a day of a big meal with all the trimmings ,.r• m .: Youth me•Nina. 7 p.m. " &lnday SCIIool9:30 a.m.•: Sunday.worship a.m.: w orship 10 a.m.: Blblt' Study, Wf'd· and a lime to rest and relax and watch T.V. It Is a family time to 1 nt'Sday, 7::JJ p.m.: UMYF ISenlorsL Sun· EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN I &\TvARVB1BLECHURCH,Iocat!don get together, which is very good and most necessary. But we day, !li p.m.: iJunlors t E'Vf'r'Y othef" Sun· CHRIST. C. l...i'!lllll' Gillilan. pastor. SunPomt'roy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat· day. 6 p.m. 1Franklln1 . should also think of giving to others out of the bounty, the grace day SChOol 10:00 a .m.; Morn In~ Worship woods. Rev. Blackwood, putor. Servll'E.'S RUTLAND -Church School. 10 a.m.: of God has showered upon us. , 11:00 a.m. Sunday evm lnJil: SNVIC'l' 7:00 p. Sunday at lO:~ l.m. and1:30 p.m . with 011 '• . Wort! hlp. 11 a.m.: UMW (Ev('ning Clrctel m. Wrdn0'iday evt>nin ~ prayer serv ll'f' SundaySchooi9:Xla.m. Biblt'Study, Wed· 7: 110 p.m. St"l''nd W£'dnf'!day. 7: :J) p.m.: UMW IAf· '· Now that Thanksgiving is over for 1986, we need to look back nesday, 7:30p.m. . t«noon Clr ct rl sfCOnd Thursday, 1 p.m. to yesterday and consider just what went on. Did we Invite a '• (Mussman). FA IT II FELLOMIIU P CRUSADE FOR HEMLOCK G~OVE CHRISTIAN, Rog. CHRIST, St. Rl . 338, AJitlqully . Rev. neighbor who has no family to become a pari of ours. Ashirt tall •, SALEM CliNTER- Church School9: 15 er Wa1son, pastor. Crenson Pratt, Sunday Franklin Dlckena, putor. Sunday morna.m.; Wonhlp 10:15 p.m. (Mussman) . relation my Father would call a distant cousin, did we Invite School Supt. Morning Worship 9:30a .m.: Ing 10 a.m.; SUndly 'evmilg 7: 30 ·p.m . SNOWVILLE - Worship, 9:00 a.m.: .,'· them to be part of our family, did we remember they may be Sunda y School lO;ll a.m.; Even In& ~tr · Thurtday evenlna7: 30 p.m. church school9:45 a.m. 1Musaman1 ., vice, 7:00p.m. SfiVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAPalone on a holiday? Thanking God for material things Is good '.., MT. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, TIST CHURCH. Pallor Robert Byers. but good health, good friends and sharing with those less SOVTIIERN CLUSt'ER pastor: J .. Say,., Sundoy Sohool Supt. Sundoyllcllooi10o.m.; Won~tp ...-vice 11 Rco!v. Ro1er Grace Sunday School 9:45 a.m.; · Even11111 Mil'· fortunate Is also Thanksgiving. Some say It should be o.m.: Swtday ovenlnr Hl'lllce,7:30 p.m.: Rn. Paul McGalre s~lp6: ~p.m . ; Pr1yer MeetlnA,6:30p.m. · "Thanksllvlng." Wedneodly ..,.. .. , ll'l'lllce 7:30p.m. APPLE GROVE - CHurch·School9:00 Wl!dnPSday. !Nai:PDIDENI' RlUNESS CHUR01 .1.m. Wo.,hlp. 10:00 a .m. lfl"l a nd third TUPPERS PLAINS CHURC!j OF Thanksgiving is over for another. year but there are some Inc., Peorl St.. Mlddloport. Rev. O'Dell Sund nvs 1: UMW Sc:-rond Ttl t'Sday, 7: 30 P· CHRlST. Dave PrentiCE", mtnllter. ber)'J holidays coming yet, "Christmas and New Year's." Why not lllanloy, putor. Sunday Scllool 9:30a.m.: m.: Pra~·rr rrwNin~ . Wednrsda y.7 p.m. Wells, Supt. Olureh School 9 a.m.; Wor· lllomlng wOI'Ihlp 111:30 a.m.: Evening lnv.tte someone else In to share our joy and happiness and God's rGr uc£'r. . ship Service, 9:~ p.m. w<rllllp 7:30p.m. TuHdly,l2:30p.m . Wo• BE.'THANY - Worship. 9 a.m.: Oluroh CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· bounty. A phone .call, ,a few hours away from a lonely house or men'ol>ra~ rneetlnr. Wednotday, 7:30 •·. School. 10 a.m.: Bible Study, Wednosclay, RENE. Rl>v. Herbert Grate, put<r. p.m. Pi-1yer 1nd Pralle a«YJce. apartment may make It a more beautiful .and special day for lfl n.m.; Dorcas Womt"f\'s Fellowship , Frank Riffle, supt. Sanday School9:30 1. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APCE· someone else. We need to share our joy and happiness. rt may W00n<'S da )! 1 11 a.m. (McGuire) . lm .; Worship lf'rvlce, U a.rn. and 1 p.m. •. TOLIC - VuZondl and Word RA! . Elder CARMEL - Chu rch School 9::.> a .m.: SUnday. WednOidoy,l p.m. Prayer ,_t· • the Million Dollar Jackpot Is not theirs but a few hours with you Jarna Mtller, putor. aand1y Sdlool 1 Wonhlp, 10:45 a.m. Second and Fourth tng. .IO::IOo.m.; Worsblp Sorvlc., S.Dday. 7:30 · and your family may be more welcome. Thanksgiving Is a time Sunda ys: Frllowshlp dlnnN with Suttoo LAUREL CLIFF FREE ME'I'JIJIXST p.m.: Bible Study, Wedn-y, 7:30p.m. lhlrd Thur.dov. 6:30p.m. tMrGulrel. CHU~CH. David Boll, PMt<r. ltabfrt E. . we gather together to ask the Lord's Blessing and to give film · POMEROY WI:SLEVAN RlUNESS, .' EAST LETAI\T - Chu reh School9 a.m.; Blrt111, Dtrector c1 Clu'loU.n Edaeltlon: • RarrloonvDie Rood. Rov. Dowty Klnr. · . . Thanks and also to share with others a little joy and God's •• Worship 10 a.m. s«<nd and fourth Sun· Sten Eblln. u•tatant. SundlySdiOCII t: 30 fill'"': Clln\111 Faulk, Sunday Sctlool Grace. Thanksgiving Is a beautiful word. Just look at It and dav11; UMW first 1\lesday, 7: ~ p.m . · a.m.; Mom In& wor•lllp »:30 a.m.;Teena " 1 sap!.: Sunday Sctlooll: 30 o.m.: momlnr tdracn · In Action, 6 p.m.: EV811nJWorlblp. T: 30p.. think and dream. But also let us share It with others .~ho may . wcnhlp, 11 a.m.; Sunday .... LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.: ' 1 m. WedftHCiay ......, P'l)'fl' ond Blblt / 1:30 p.m. Prayer llleetlnlo Weilneoday, ' need a little bit of love and kindness. - Putor WUflam Church SchooiiOa .m. tGr..,o). atudy. 7:30p.m. Cllolrproctlce, Thundly, 7:30p.m. I Mlddl-arth, Melp County Lutheran8. · MORNINGSTAR- Worship, 9:15a.m.; ·1· 7 p.m · SYRACUSE FIRST Cllt1RCII OF COD. i Chureh !l<hool, 10:30 a.m.: lllble Study DEXTER CHURCH OF •CHRIST, nm-Penti!<.'Oital. Worsblp oorvlct' Sunday . Wedneoday !O:OOa.m. (McGuire) . .Charleo Ru~~ell Sr., lllllllltor. Rick Ml· 10 a.m. ; Sunday School II o.m . Evonlna . KAI:INt; Wt;SL.t:Y AN - Church School. ·I<'Ombor, oupt. Sunday !l<hool 1:30 a.m.; ••• W<rlblp oorvlco 7:110 p.m. Weda ..day IOa .m.; Worship II a.m.: UMWl>u~hMIII· • 'Worohlp Hl'\llte10:30 a·"!· Bible IIUdy. t pra~ meetlnc 7:110 p.m. ~ "'''""'!"" · and 10 support persons went all the way. The Rev. and Mrs. Hegnauer were In that group with the minister walking 600 miles and his wife dPiv lng I heir motor home all the way using It to pick up the weary and 111 along lhe'way. He noted that the walkers were a diverse group, conservative and liberal, Protestant and Ca· thollc, young and old , profess ionals and day labo rers. persons from :lO slates and 12 countries . The minister was one of I he top five 'persons In the amount of pledges secured, 174 sponsors pledging $7. 017. The people re- -~ Episcopal Churchwomen meet more pleasant and secure atmosphere· for all concerned, we Worship; 228 W. Main St., Pomtroy TRINITY O!URO! . Rio\·. W. H. fffiin . t1 r7~/baskets will be prepar~d borrow their lawn mower, return it promptiy. If "p,.,,.g ~ Q•Oif $~ .fll1t " "StrYing Families" 992-5432 ,. Pom,og Flow~, 1 Homelite Saws of Columbus, 0. 804W.Main • 991·2311 Pomeroy Plans were completed · for remembering the elderly and shut -in members of the church, the out-oFtown and those. in the armed forces when Friendly Circle met a! Trinity Church 1<1 Rutland. Ohlo4S77S J wm.''BiW' Brown. owner · Phohe 1614) 742-27!7 · Count y'., CHdeJt Florisl RIDENOUR SUPPLY I~111>1•1TUR Nationwide Ins. Co. Friendly Circle conducts meetin:g Brown's Fire & .Equ'lpment sale~ •ncl Servace FRANCIS FLORIST lWe i,.~ Page. P. J•.PAULEY, AGENT .,,. his nei1hbOIJ( lor his JIQOd to ed~ic~ion. :-' - 'Romans 15:2 SWISHER &·LOHSE Church & Office Supplies 99 Mill-51. 'f · BIUiinesses Listed On The - Open House-Sunday, No.v. 30, 1-5 P.M. ,WE'RE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS TIL 8 P.M. SPECIAL DRAWINGS .·' . .. '"' �• • frida~ November28, 1986 In .the spotlight Family medicine ·. By Cindy S. !)llverl · ·Coun,y.Extension Agent We are in the midst of a' busy season. This week In the Spotlight takes .a ·Jook at several timely topics; reading fabels on ready to. wear garments as you shop for holiday ,gifts and suggestions for usb'lg deer .. , j READ THE LABEL: Did your ftocky nephew end ·lip with a (Itted shirt two si2;es too small or· fOUr daughter with four youngs· ters with clothing that needs ~andwashing or drycleanlng lor Christmas gllts last year? If so, be sure that you read ·labels ~arelully .when buying holiday 'lfts this year. Label Information £Ould affect your choice and the tecelver'·s enjoyment of the gift. ' .Check fiber content labels and . ~an(f tags. Federal law rC9ulres fiber content ' labeling. Re· member, natural fibers like rotton ' or )Vool ahd either cellu· .. REVIVAL- Rev. and Mrs. · william Tillis will be sirigln~ . · and delivering the messages at a revival to be held at the Rutl and· Bihle Methodis t Church Friday through Dec. 6. Services will be at 7 each evening. The public is invited. ' . 1 .' '• . .. ' . ~ve opens lfor business ROCKY'S II RAVENSWOOD, WV LONE WO~F BAND J.. FRIDAY & ·SATURDAY 1 Take special care in buying clothing gifts Josle man,made fibers like rayon are absorbent 11nd provide greater comfort for the person who perspires easily. Synthetics are ea ~y car~,. but u~ually less comfortable. The person who travels often might a11preciate fabrics that. do·not wrinkle easily ln. the su.ltcase. Synthetics, wool and silk sultings ·orten have wrinkle resistant properties . ' Note care labels as they might affect 'how often garments are worn. A silk blouse whlcli re' quire~ dry cleaning or · hand washing may hand ·1n the closet, or lie In ihe laundry pile because of care r('Quir~ments . Children's clothes get dirty and may r('Qulre bleach for ad('Quate cleaning. What cautions are noted on the · care label?. Special sizes are great for people . ~ho need them, but mlstal\lngly getting a size ten ' pe(lte for a size ten long could be a .disaster as a holiday gift. Check sizes before purchase lor propor· tlon, length of !It, styling for stocky and slim physiques. Use labels to help improve shopping choices and make gills something to be enjoyed with ever wearing. FROM. FIELD TO TABLE: Did someone In your family bring hOme ·a deer as a result of a hunting trip during deer' season? The bulletin Fro m Field to Table Is available at the Cooperative Extension Service and Is a handy guide to all of the steps In processing, preserving and cook· lng. venison. Cost of the book Is $1.05 If you pick it up at the office or $1.50 II we mall tt· to you. Our office Is located at 32 Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. The followin g recipe is a sample from the book : Venison Barbeque Sandwiches ' The Cove, known for about a half century In Meigs County as Shenang · Springs, wUI hold a grand opening Friday to mark the completion of a renovation and under new '· ~~ , . ·~ , The new owners are Donna and Charles Barley of Harrisonville who purchased .the estatilish· ment a couple of months ago from Michael Roberts. This week, finishing touches are being put on the redecorating. A " ~ ' ,, '. .. Ferguson birth r· i ,.' . Mr. and Mrs. Mark Fergu son of West Columbia, W.Va . an· • i(ounce the birth of their first • child. Jeremy Allen, Sept. 9. He · weighed nine pounds. six ounces a nd was 21 Inches long. • Malernal grandparent s are 13E'verly Collins, West Columbia, ..y. Va. and Geo rge Collins. Reedsville. Paternal grandpar· . ents are Eugene and Dotti r Williamson, Mineral Wel ls. •'ft.Va. t; (: ' ,,. ., .', ·- The Interior has been corn· pletely paneled, restrooms done in ceramic tile, ceiling fans installed, oil lamps placed at NEW' OWNER- Charles Barley, who Is a new owner of The intervals about the walls, new Co~e ~n Route 7 near Pomeroy, pos'es with the traditional sign of tiles noors Installed and heat has the establlshmeJ1t. His wife, Donna, Is co·owner. been changed to natural gas from nice place to visit . wood and coal. New furnitu re has dance floor. The establishment will serve The Cove will feature live been purchased ,for the establish' ment which will seat about 100 ,. entertainment on 'weekends an'd short order food and will be open ' when improvements are done. the new owners will cater to a from 10 a.m. to 2:30a.m .. seven There will be a band stand and a middle aged clientel wishing a days a week. . ·' . \ (:\, • ) ' l' • q Bcckl Hoffman Hoffman wins ' .. : competttton , B~cki Hoffm an. Pomr rov. wo n the litlr of J9Rii Junior Miss • _Wlnt r rrimc in competitio n hel d rC'cently at Ripl ey High Schoo l. Proceeds went· to "A Child's Wish ~ Come True. Inc." Beck!, daught er of Brucc and < Pat ti .Hoffm an. Wil low Creek • Road . PomNO)'. competed •• against 22 girls her agr for· thr • tItle and won it on her modeling ability. She also competed re· :; cent ly In th e Ohio State N.B .T.A. · champlonsh:ps where she won , : first place In fancy appearing. •- modeling her majorelil' outfit. , She Is a student of Kenda and • Kelly Ri zer of Ra cine. and a fifth : grader at Pomeroy Elcmcnt ar\' . ; She Is t h1• granddaughter ~f :; Ma~lnc Hoffm an. Clift on, W. Va . -: and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roush. • Palmett o. Fla ., formerly of ou want rock-bottom interest rates when you look for aloan. And if it's a line of credit you're after, you want it · to be hassle-free and easy to use. . That's what customers like these are looking . for. And they're finding it all at BANK ONE. Something to satisfy their very specific needs. Our Equity Money Service ,lets you uSe the equity in your home to get cash ri¥ht now. With tax-deductible interest, of course. But it's all the special features designed into Equity Money SerVice which make it your ulti· , mate.borrowing bargai.n.'We spent long hours working ou~ ways to gtve you JUSt what you want ...~nning with achoice of how to make use of your credit. I , 'Rvo Great Ways 'IOBorrow. Once your credit line is established, you can use it .anytime over the next 10 years-simply by wntmg acheck.You never have to come into the bank. "Becailse of my income, we didn't qUillify for go~~m~ment student loans. I Nul to find a IJJw. cost way Ill borrow $25,000 for my dawglttm' coUt,e luitiOII over the nt:rJ few }'f'tiTS. This way, I am jMSt write a check ... and I know tht m011ej's there." Rates are lower than you'll find with other. kinds of loans. " '' "[wanted to use the equity I've InUit up in my p/Dce to help my gmndsoll buy his first house. ," WejtlltatTflllfftl for tht lqan at BANK ONE. I told thtm · lww ....:hi nerW' .. ad it as a·nke..,...., • foul lww '-lilt irrlwat rille was." Ed Bird ... '·, '' . ' '" Elizabeth Humer "We consiJ/idllttd ahome-impovcment lotln and all our other bill paymercls anlo a new Equity "Men I saw tJr,t home·equity borrowi'!{ made a Money Service loan. It's fTtJII to ntiJke just 011e lfiOIIIIJly ~,; IG lot ofsense from atax-lllw standpoint, Ifilurnl it lmOIIIMflyaMI wt'U make was time to setup acmlit lint, lltt /at ,.,.mL Now lilt am tvtn tlwugh wt won't 11ttd ,., /4i,., tltirrg»-m4ybe tlte money until next spri~. ,~t~orr fWojeds around I nolly enjoyed workirtg With tilt /aOust, " the people at BANK ONE." FRIDi\Y RUTLAND- Rutland Amerl· ' can Legion Is- sponsoring a euchr~ party Friday, 7 p.m., at . : Your Social ·Securiry · Cheek how tax laws affect your .SocSec .} •• •. ,, ' ,,, "N John and Nancy O'Fiaheny . , Bill George Racin:e merchants.plan holiday Christmas observances in the have drawings for rrizes with no caroling by church groups In village were planned ·when the · purchase being r('Quired to vll!age. · ...--=--~_;_ _;__.!j,!.. Racine Merchants Association register. met recently at .the Racine The merc hants are · aso sponDepartment Store. soring a home decoratipg co ntest Santa will arrive in the village for Racine and viclhity . The with the annu al Christmas pa· categories are religious and rade which has been set for Dec. non-religious. Residents are to 13 at 1 p.m. He w!ll circulate register by list!ngth'elr name and ' around the village and In the home location on a card and ~3 1 JACKSON PIKE · RT.35 W£5T stores .all day. Anyone interested leaving it at Village Cutrate P<lono446·4524 in enter ing a float in the parade is befon' Dec . 20. .Judging will take BARGAIN MATlNEES FRI/SAT/SUN asked ·.to contact the Village place on DPI'. 22 . ALL SEATS $1.50 Cutrate or the Racine Depart- • Arrangemen ts are also heihg ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY IZ .50i ment Store. The businesses w!ll made for several evenings of __ NOV28 thru DEC 4 Free Methodist Church attendance rally finished The Laurel Cliff Free Metho- Steve, Matthew Sellers, Rachel dist Church Sunday School rally Wilson. Janice Haggy , Deanna contest ended recently ·with a and Alicia. and Evelyn Stan ley. Karen Stanley, Kristin and Thanksgiving dinner held at the Grange hall on the Rock Springs J .P .. Marvin and Bonn ie Friend. ·Arnie and Travis, Bennie and Fairgrounds. Prizes were awarded to Bob Sa ndy Wright , Jessica , Harry Barton for taking the most youth and Kay Clark, Pete, Jimmy, and fa m!ly visitors and to Brian Vanessa and Christa. James E. Denny. Ri chard Friend, and Martin , Steve and Wanda EEb· Mildred Hudson, visitors on all lin, Becky Eblin . .Rev. David four Sundays. Games and sipg· Bell, Jonathan and Debbie. and Iva Powell. ing were enjoyed. A!tending were Oscar Price, Mark Friend, Harriet Ha yes, Sherry and Christopher, Richard and .Shirley Friend, Belinda SouIs by and Blllv. James and Donna Gilmore. ·Nettie M'oore, Nor ma Baker and Nancy, Jeff Arnold, Gerald and Kathy Pullins, Judy Jewell, Brian Denny, Ardith and Edith Barton. Bob, Patty and Scott Barton, Clarence Story, Eva Robson, Octa Ward, Fra nlln an d Ida Mae Martin, By LOU HORVATH Field Representative Most of you are aware that ~ Congress has enacted the 1ax , reform leglslallon Into law. What ; that package means to each ; individual will probably ,bedeter· , mined over frantic cups of coffee : and crumpled tax forms In the 1 wee hours of April 14, ·1988. A change that may affect you , could also have an Impact on : your Social SecUrity office. Part ' of the new legislation requires : the taxpayer !dentlflcat ion number for each claimed de· . pendent age five or ?lder on all . tax return ~ filed .beginning In · 1988. The IRS uses a person's , Social Security number as a . taxpayer Identification number. What this means to you Is that your chlld~en ·need a Social : Security number If you plan to ; clalmtbemasdependentsonthal • 1987 tax return. Although the : deadline on that retu rn Is April of ' 1988, we are bringing this to your . attention now. Here's why. : The IRS estimates around nine million people will need numbers : because of the new ta~ bill . , Simply speaking. we would rather not see all nine million In ; our offices on April 12, 1988. Tn I other words, get the card h<'' "' <' ' It's needed. Because Interest must be re· . ported bY, financial Institutions to the IRS, all interest bearing accounts r('Qulre a Social Secur· lty number. If your child has none, then your number would be used. The reported Interest just might be enough to bump you Into a higher tax bracket. That seems reason enough not to walt to get your c hll~ a Social Security number. The process Is qu ick, simple, and, best. of all, free. Stop In at your Social Security office to complete the one:page form . You'll need your child's origlnlal birth certlfica te of a certified copS' from the county health department . Also I bring somE' form of Identification sue~ as a school record or Immunization card. As a parent applying fo r a child, you'll need to present some form of ldentlf!catlon, too. Your documents will be given right ba ck to you. Be sure to bring in orlghlal documents because WE' cannot accept photocopies. That's ail there Is to it. Your child will have his or her Social Security card In the mall In less than two weeks. And we won't have to worry about seeing you In the middle of April 1988 with a desperate look on your face. You'K he prepared . the legion hall. Cash prizes. Bring a friend. POMEROY - Meigs Senior Citizens DancE' Club is sponsor· lng a dance, Friday. 8 to 11 p.m., at the senior citizens center In Pomeroy. Music by Happy Hoi· low Boys. Admission $1.50. SYRACUSE - Revival Syracuse Chu rc h of the Nazarene. continuing through Nov. 30; Ted Robinson evangelist. Services at 7 p.m. week evenings, '10: 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday. Sr\TURDAY CHESHIRE - Silver Run Baptis t Church, Cheshire, is having a gospel sing Saturday, 7:30 p.m.. with True Gospel Sounds from Wheelersbu rg. Pub. lie Invited. PORTLAND - "Pre-Holiday Festivities" at .Portland Elemen· tary School, 5to9 p.m. Saturday. Admission $1, preschoolers free. Chrismas bazaar, live · music, food. Everyone welcome. · Our low interest rate is just 2.5% over prime.** Of course, you pay interest only on the cash you actually use. · • - Tracy Mcl!Un· ney, daughter of Paula Myers, LanpvUie, has been named to Who's Wbo Among Amerlc1111 Teenage Studl!nts. The Melp High School senior Is a member of Spanish Club, p88t , t~e~:relary of Junior Clvllan and current president; vice president ol United High School PreM, VMH Candys· trlpen president, former busJ.. nell m1111ager of the Melg~~ )'earhook current editor, and liM' been a member of the Teena1e Institute for I he three Some of our customers prefer amoretraditional one-time loan with afixed interest rate. And th~ same payment every month. SPECIAL MATINEES FRI/SATISUN! REWARD UNDELIVERED SCHOOL MODELS . 'c.'~~~~ LIQUIDATION · "'~+6\)~o.,.._, MAY BE LAST CHANCE A11HIS PRICE! · c . Tri·Stltl Edue~tion Dt~rtmtnt gltced ordtrs in anticipation of rrevious year sales. Due to budr.et . ' , ellis thtu lilts art unclaimed. These m1chints m11st bl sold! AI machines offered are new and.flle -!~ most modtfn 1111Chlnts in the U.S.A. These llltchint_• artii~DE OF META~ and sew o•. •ll tabncs. ~_,., lewis, c1nns. ~~ftoltllfL.~f!On slretch vinyl, sil•. EY~N SEW PN lEAJHEI. These l!'lthlntS art n~ • " with 1 25-YEAIIARRANTl. With ntwl987 CustOIII ~ullt.CI~t~ IC, ~o.u ~~~ stt the dttltnd ~~lit .., ~ happen, str1l,tlt stwill. zlpiJ. b11ttooholt1 (1ny Stn), 1nwtubl~ bll~i:lhtm. m~nOlflm. Sib~ stifch . tMJOidtfY, tppliqUt SN on tiUtiOftS lid SlllpS, IO@Stlfth. tllltlt IIIIth, Strlttht St,rtlt~ stitC~. III ~ • of this ena mort withOut tltt nttd of old·fnhiontil ums or pracrammtrs. Your pr1ct WJlh ~lm id . $ta llithout fhis tel $499. lllttrCird tltd VIJIICCtftH. Your checks au Wlltome. Show1rc mcon· junctloct with ri·St1lt Distrilllltofl. 1·100·331·9051. NATIONWIDE SERVICE POLICY INCLUDED 4 HOURS ONLY TUESDAY DEC. 23 pm·7pm HOLIDAY INN .450 PIKE ST. ON RT. 7 & 35 GALLIPOLIS WE'RE· OPEN .FOR YOU suo BEEF AND NOODLES DINNER ' We 1ttart with USDA Choice beef tips, simmcn:d in thd.r own <asty juicc:s, h<!3ped room gravy. Plus, all you from oo r f.unous Or choose a lump-sum loan for aone-time need. '· SOON! THE PERFECT GIFT FOR SOMEONE · HO HAS EVERYTHING! W FT CERTi FICATES NOW AVA! TRADES ACf:EPTED L!YAWAofS WELCOME <."att to car Choose a line of creditfor long-temi borrowing needs. thru THURSDAY; While thev last vour arice S148 with creamy, real mush· Soup. Salad and Frui< Bar. What customers like these are finding at BANK ONE may be'exactly what you're after. So whr look any fuither? We think yo.u'll find the ui!Jmate equity loan n,ht here. Ea:ause at BANK ONE, we're working very hard to become your ultimate lank. To apply or to get more information about EQuity· ,· Money Servire,just stop by any BANK ONE oftice, . or call us at 593-6681 or 1·800-824-6954 in Ohio. · . CHECK THE over piping hoi noodles, ' Combine all Ingredients in heavy pan . Cook three hours on simmer stirring occasionally. For ultimate eating serve on homemade rolls or buns. The book also gives tips on . _______C_o_m_m_u_nt...::'ty_ca_le_nda_r.....:/_a_re_a_h_a"'-pp_e_n_in~g.L..s_ _ _ __ .. ·, - 2 lb. cubed venison; 1 can tomato soup; 1 cup water; ~cup vinegar; 'h cup Worcestershlre Sauce; y. up sugar; 1 onion, cut fine; garlic; salt .and pepper to taste. BANK ONE, ATHENS, NA A!fltnl, Oflio Wlfl'lbtr FDIC f • ' •' F·R IDAY'S UNTIL Includes Lobby, · Installment Loan Department, Drive-In And Walk·UP Window • • •' • • • ~,... reare. '• 7 P.M. • 1m lhoUSilnd pt()pk who ral'l1. [ Now at Shoncy's. ,, '' BANKEDN£. .. marinating, broiling, roastin~1 making jerkey and sausage. Jus! ask fo r Bulletin 724. ~· Did You Know That : Dei!C .range In size from 130·300 lbs . . bucks and 120·150 Jbs. for , ~ 9:30 P.M. til ·1:30 A.M. · The Daily Sentinel- page- 9 PoineFC?Y- Middleport, Ohio ··Peoples Bank ''The letter Bank" ' SHONEYS. 'Consult your taJt advisor for s~dflc cond iuon\ and d~t ail s, .. Thecurren1AP~ Is I&X.. This Is a ~a('iab1c r~t!• and mHychange month\ The annual fee \11 S50, ~· 2212J_ _ A_ ..,.....-America's Dinner 1llble:r --- ~&...:. I MEMBER F.O.I.C. TAK.£ 110ME ... SOFrANOCU!IJ)Ly SttoMEY BfA~! ~4.99 Paint" ... w.v.. 171-1121 5th$._. -Hiwn.W. Yo'. 112,21:•• . �1986 ~P~ag~e~1~0~Th~e~~~~~~:=:=~:=:=:=:=:===~==;~~me~~~~M~~;d~le~~=rt~·!O~h~io~~----~~~~~~_:--~--~~~==~~~~~· ~~ The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Or lnlt Dlilly StntiMI Cln1it1td Dept 42 Mob1la Homes for Rent. A1111111111 c I'll II' II L Business Services • Ohio ~ In Memoroam 61 Household liloods KIT 'N' CARLYL! 72 Ill Caur!SI Po1111ro~ 01110 457h In m~ary ot O.orge Nessel "'' ..? rold Sr who paned away 17 Pubhc Not;ce Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE OF SALE to a stone thence North 37'12 Deg Wast pass•ng the North side ot the stable 2 By vtrtue of an Order of Sale ISSUed of (OE PAl last~wi~...~~~~~tJc~aseEvant of Moore s ~ dates of ftnal acttons and tssuance dates of proposed achons are stated Fmal ac ttons may be appttaaed '" ants wnttng w•thtn 30 days at the date of thts nottoe to The Enwonmental Board of Fie vtew Rm 101 250 E Town St Columbus OH 43215 Nottce of anv appeal shall be flied wr th the d•rector wrthin 3 days Proposed &Cttons w~l bticome ftnal untess a wntten adjudtcat ton heanng request IS sumttted wtdM 30 days of the 1ssuance date or the Director rev ses / wtthdraws the pro posed act1on Any P8t'$ln may submtl comments and / or raquest a meetmg regardtngany non final actton wrthtn 30dll'fs of the date 1ndtcated Ac t,an as used above does not mclude recetpt of a VM'ified complamt If stgnificant publte mterest e~~:1sts a pubhc maet u1g may be held As to any act10n mcludtng recetpt of venfied co mp4atnts any per son may obta 1n nottca of tu rther act1ons and addttional 1nfo rma1ton Unless otherwiSe provided m not•ces of parttcu lar act1ons all commun1ca ttons shall be sent to Hear tng Clerk OEPA P 0 Box 1049 Cclumbus Oh 43216 Ph (614 ) 466 6037 Con sult ORC Chap 3745 and OAC Chaps 3745 47 and 3746 !i for requtremenls Apphcetton for CertificatiOn Huntmglon Dastnct Corps of En') tn eers Vanous Twps OH Pe rtams to 401 Cen 1f1C1 tton Publtc Nott ce No (HJ 86 104 Established a general perm~t lo r certarn dredgtng acttvtt1es 1n Ohto River 8. tts tnbutanes [11 J 28 1tc 2 In Memonam IN LOVING MEMORY OF WANDA STEWART Mom tl has been two ye~r s Since you lett us all To make you r place m Heaven Wh en our Master d1d call Mom I st11l feel your presence As tf you are always near Gu1d1ng me from day to day Unt II can be w1th you there Mom we all m1ss you but We know you are happy where No more patn troubles and suffering Cart touch you there Rest 1rt peace Mom you des me All tht reward s and more Unt1J that day comes when We w1ll meet ort God s shore 1 of Product Company Platnttff vs Everett L Crow Jr at al Oefa"d upon a Judgment thereto rendered baing Case No 86 CV 142 tn satd Court I Wtll offer for 11le at the front door of the Court house m Pomeroy Matgs County Ohto on the 30th day of December 1986 at 10 00 o clock am the followtng Ianda and tene ments, located at Tuppers Platns Ohto 46783 and Route 7 Pomeroy Ohto 45769 rnpecttveiv Tract One A certain tract sttuate 1n Chester Township Me1gs County, Ohio more fully descr~bed as follows Bemg in Section No 2 1n Town No 4 and Range No 12 of the Oh1o Company 5 Purchase begtnnmg at the southwest corner of satd Sechon No 2 thence North on the West !me of satd Sect1on 166 rods and 81Nlk8 lo a stake thence East 146 rods to Jotm Shumways West hne thence South along John Shumways West hne about 54 rods to J 1m Johnsons North hne thence West about 36 rods to Jtm Johnsons Northwest corner thence South 109 rods to the South ltne of sa1d Sectton No 2 thence West on th&Uid South ltne ofsatd Sect1on No 2 1091h rods to the place of bvgmmng con tamtng One Hundred and Twenty Frve {125} acres more or less Pr1or In s trument Reference Deed Book ~53 Page 445 Deed Book 268 Page 863 Tract Two A certatn tract cons1sttng of two parcels sttuate in Salisbury Town sh1p Me1gs County Oh1o contammg an aggregate 4 75 acres more or less and betng more fully desCt•bed as follows In Sectton No 3 Range 13 Town No 2 1n the Ohio Company 1 Purchase begin nmg on the hn e of Sect ton 2 at the Southeast corner of e tract of land formerly owned by Thomas Sp41Jer thence South 89 deg east 3 chams and 15 hnks to the Pomeroy and Chester Road thence North 28 deg east !S chama and 86 links along the satd road thence North 39 Deg 2 c h11ns and 75 hnks along the road to a stone thence North 37Y2 Deg West pan mg the North s•deot the road to an Elm tree on the Southwest ttde of the Run thence North 461f2 Deg Wast 1 chatn and 76 hnks to a stake thence South 191f2 Deg West 3 chatns and 37 links to a Gum tree thence by the former line of satd Thomas Sptller to the place of begtnn1ng Also the followtng des cnbed parcel of land situate 1n tha Townshtp of Sal11 ¥.WIIQO Pubhc Not1ce Sadly mlestd by F1mlly OF 8 rods thonco South 16 Oeg West 34 rods to the place of beg~nmng Pr1or lnslru ct ton Reference Deed book 288 Paga 17 Excepting any prev10us r81orvatron ol mmerals Parcel One was appratsed at $30,000 00 and Parcel Two was appra11ed at $22 500 00 The real estate cannot be sold for less than two thirds 1213) of the appratsed value TERMS OF SALE Cash on delivery of Deed SubJect to accrued 1986 real es tale taxes HOWARD E FRANK Shenff of Me1gs County Oh10 7 Years Maintenance Attorney for Moore s A Otvtson of Evans Products Company 111) 21 , 28 (121 5 12 19 51c Day or N9!t NO SUNDAY CAllS tin We Carry Fishing Supplies Your Cable & Ph''"" Bolls Here ~ Work G 161 North lecond Middleport Ohoo 45760 SALES & SERVICE Exp,:~r~ence IUI~IIS PHONE (614) 992 6550 IIIIDIIm PHONf (614) 992·7!14 uaranteed 614 - 446 • 712LV 11 26 861 mo WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SitVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SAliS & SERVICE W1 H111 AFill Tl• Shp T11hlel•• 01 ••., GERALD W TOWNSEND RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE CHESTER-915-3307 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Typos of Excavating •Landscaptng •Basements •Sewage Systems •Water 8t Gas L1nes •Water Well Ortlling •Truckmg Call: 742·2407 4/ l!lfn RADIATOR •BLOWN IN We can repair and r&~­ core radiators and heater cores We can also ac1d boll and rod out radiators We also repair Gas Tanks. New Ho1111s luilt "Free E111met81" PAT HILL FORD PH. 949·280 1 ar 949·2860 992-2196 M1ddfeport, Oh10 1 13 tfc No Sunday Calls ® CHRISTMAS TREES AUTO 24 Hour Wrecker Serv1ce Full & Rep 11 r llrv•• TAGGING NOW 35809 Titus load Middleport. Ohio Ph. 742-2592 Pre-cut frets avaiable Located on Flatwooda Rd (Co Rd 26) ot Harley Han1ng resodenco 2 .4 M1 from F1ve Po~nts Watch for •AUTOS •LIGHT ~~:UCKS Roger Hysell Garage ® @ JACK'S SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Rt 124, Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR 40625 Sl Rl 681 Pomeroy, Oh1o 24 HOI II ~F.RVI( F. 614/992-7119 W VA Residents Call Collect TrU&IIIuloa PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Alto II 486 11110 FOR SALE Two bedroom house on Lon coln Heo1hts 1n Pomeroy Newly decorated lmmed1 1te SID 500 No Sun· CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons •nd remodeling - Roofing and gun.r work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electncal wor .. {Free EJttmateal V. C. YOUNG 10 "'·6215 or 992·7314 Pomoroy, Oh1a 4 t5 861c E Moi1nWMI POMEROY,O. Galhpolos, Oh1o OPEN DAILY 9 AM·S PM 10/ 23 /16/ tfn 992 2259 NICE LISTING - Really n1ce1 Spilt foyer home With 4 5 bedrO<Jms all 1n mel lenl co nd1tlon Garage mce lol WB hookup hlmdsa nd shutlers mcluded Want $54 900 00 B~SINESS ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 2s( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LArN' SHADES. CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. OPPORTUNITYH - Bar room &liquor license avatlable and or commercial huoldmg Call for detaols IN POMEROY - N1ce lotlle hou se ready lo move 1nlo 3 balroom~ gas lurnace lront S1tl1ng porch $14 000 00 but w111 excepl offer PRICE REDUCED- POME ROY - Good lookmg slucco large lol garage basemen! fi re pla ce 3 bedrooms needs repa rs bul has polenl ~al lo be rea lly "'" EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck, auto. 8o heavy equipment repoors and weld1ng (All mok es & modolsl PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John K. Bentz Owner LIM~STONE HAULED TROMM EXCAVATING 742-2328 $14 900 00 PRICE REDUCED - POME ROY - Older 11h story frame home on a large lol House needs repaored 3 bedrooms, halh k1lchen $9 900 00 PRICE REDUCED - MID DlEPORT - HANDYMAN S SPECIAL - I 'h slory older home lhal needs work N1ce 4evel lol 3 4 hedrooms lwo car garage $9 900 00 PRICE REDUCED lANGSVILLE One floor plan w1th 2 bedrooms al um1num Sldmg newrool Large bath w1lh utlhly room 1~ acre lot Screened Side porch S17 000 00 11 J.86 I mo Window - Wood Paper Plashc - Truck Silk Screemng Boat lettenng - Realty Jackets T-shuts JERRY'S SIGN SERVICE 992-7460 SIGNS Of ALL KINDS JERRY Rt 7 SIEGFREID l1ddleport 117861mo BOGGS SALIS & SDVICE U. S. IT. SO fAST GUYSVW, OHIO J..., OVERLOOKING THE OHIO Sox rooms and balh paneled and carpeled Jusl above Pom eroy Oh1o on Slale H1ghway Gas furnace blown on 1nsula I on 1n walls and ceil ing large liVIng room Noce front porch covered w1th ndoor outdoor carpetmg OverlooklnglheOhlo RIVer All thiS lor only $19 900 Autloor11lll D•ro, Ntw Hollanl, hth Hog Form (qoipmtnt haler VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING •In sui atton •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement Windows •New Roof.ng Malgs County Fllh and Game , r Club will havs a special meettng ~ "' Stt N<W 29th between• 7p m ~ J All tlchla ~·t be turned t'\IO to- .., .. Tom Gruestr at th11 tlma , ,1 proplf1V , .. •;,. No hunttng on my wtlhout writlllf'l permtiiiOn Rodney Keller ~ 1 1 • No hunting or trnpassmg 1 Myna• Farm loclted ChtstnU1 ,.u':1 Ridge Road • 0ir~ Because my 2 vary valuable __ German Sfltpherd doga wl!lle ., if! ~ shot Hundng Js no longer ) " ~mtlted on my farm on Red 1 '1. mond R•d9• Ed•lh Rogars u " c4.---"'G""1'"v_e_a_w_a_y____ ~ ' : ---------- · " '"' Puppies Satn1 Btrn•d • Ger t 1.. r ~ man Shap1rd cro11ed Wtll mike '! good W11Ch dottt Ph 614 268 ~ to,._ ,.08 " I 3 mala pupple• 30• 1111 3121 ptrt "' Sheepdog 1 1 l""'P ':\ ~~ ~ ' •, --------- ' I KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE los1 'AI lrtsh Setter Y2 Cocker Spaniel 2 111 fl tall brown " M'ltwers tO Bridg.. tn aree ol • t R1ceoon rd & Sho•tring Rldgt .. ' Rd REWARD Ph 114 4411 ... 1 ~ 3780 or~,. ••e 3077 ask for El•n• Mwmpow1u 985-3561 •• d. LOST 'It W1JkM fe111alellound All Ma•u wtthll wtth bladl spota. brown 'f ftNtl Pwt REWARD •10 00 for - t •Washers •Dishwaahan •Ranges •Refrtgerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and !:~IRV IIr.~ lnformatton lt~ding to return no ~ 4 1111 qulltions aaked Ph 114 388 l • 1267 John Sw11her R1 2 Bo• ~ " 213 Vinton Oh •s1ee Jr .,. ,.1 " Ohrl away 4 whitl ducb Ph 11• 441·7907 u ri ,, AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS JO' S GIFT SHOP In Syrac••• Ohio RtBUilT & REPAIRtD "YES. Wf AilE OPEN." THIIIS ·FRI.· SAT. 9 to 5 SUGAR RUN ASHLAND llglttfg flf C6tln1111r "FlEE ESTIIIAIIS" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-9949 PH • .,.,7.7 CEMENT HORSES OEEAS ftA881TS DOGS lob lorton, Owner Ph 5144452358 --------------------· FOUND Female blactl & Stiver J Germtn Shepard dog app ISmo ~ • old on NelghborhOOd R Ph ,r, or a__.14.;_44~1:...:27_4:..t:..o:..fl:..•.:......4p=.m:...._ :~ d~ dtl I' • LOST 000 M1xed braed raddtah brown short hair 30Jn ltll fem•la REWARD Ph 114 . .II 3780 or 814 •41 3017 lost In Morntng Sur area white with gray lpots fJITitle Walkl!ll K found plant CaH I 14 Ms. 2111 ~"II' mo "<:'' It lolt Ml•ed breed long ti1lred I "'' ' brlndlt tniWtrS IO T!Qtr Mly h1ve Fr1nklln County dog ttgt ,~>.., 1 lost tn lottridge Tuppers Ptttns 1111: tfM C.ll81. H2 310& JriN DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! ~==::;=::;:;;::;:::=:." ''" "" 7 Yard Sala • "; I '111 8-13 tln J.R.'s REPAIRS 10' MESH ANTENNA PANASONIC RECEIVER TVs, Antennas Satellite Sares Installation $4800 ' PER MONTH WITH LARRY'S CARPETMldlloport, OUTLET Hobson Rd. OH. PH. 992·6173 RACINE FIRE DEPT. Balhan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. I 3 Bedroom bretll wty 2 cer gar-ae 11(2 acre IPP 15 milts from Holzer Hostpltal route 1110 call 614 388 9301 or 11 • 388 9708 I room houae 1 21Cftl Double car g•rtge located on AOMHIH lhrgatn priced 120 000 Call Airlinlll now hiring Fhght At tendtntl Agenta MechM'IICI C\lstom• S.rvtct Stltrlea to s!OK Emrv ~~~ poshlona Call , 806 e&7 eooo Ext A 980& Government homts from $1 ru repW] Delinquent tP property Rapo11estNons Call 805 887 8000 Ext OH 980& for current rapo h•t AN 1 and LPN 1 needed to comphrla mobMa tnsurtnce 1111 amtnlliom P111 t!ITIII Automo b1le necnSifY C1JI 513 781 121 I Sue rooms end btth Syracuse Nl• school •nd churchn Call 114 982 3880 MOM AND DAD tooktng for coll111• lunds lor your son or daught•7 The Army Nehonal Gu•d cen providl more th.. t 18 000 Jnlducttkln tlllstan• to qutllfled lndlvldutls Seniol'l c10 enlill now IfNI begin •~ mg• IH 00 for on• wHtl end pet' month lnd del.,- a.. ic Tu111ning unril :Jun•1117 FOI' • FREE INFORMATION PACKET coll1 800 &42 3119 House for stle 380 Grant St Mlddteport I room btth gar lgl work ahop 123 700 Mike offer C.H 814 992 2802 2 bedroom house tor ~t~le m Clifton (Mable Joh,.eon prop ertvl Futty ctrptttd recentty rarnodettd new roof Askin1 11 e 000 Call304 n3 151S3hr 304 nl &78• 2 br kitchen balhroom With laundry room llvinQ room • din'"ll room allelec Appro~~: 7 mtl'" 1fom PI PI on At 82 2 triCIIapprox 1 .crtmoraorlest O'iierloOktng Kantwht Rivllf •40 000 C. II 304 575 5440 betweet1 8 30 and 4 30 VETERANS Your prtor mllttary sarv•ce•s worth MONEY An E 4 ~all to purchaae ntUtble on m th11 Army Nttianll Gutrd can thr• bedroom house t acre lo1 earn up 10 1131 98 for ana Jim HtH RoM or wtlt ICCtpt week e.1d P• month an E IS up trld•tn on tmmtdlllt purchue to 11113 so om. bentfiu 304-57B 3073 mclude 150 000 1mt lntur~r~et educattan funding •••tance One and half story frame house rattrement and much more. C.ll 4 lledriKifftl city walar 11 304 875 3910 or t 800 142 1cr11 Rt 2 South 304 875 3619 3020 An uMitent tnvettment fur h....ty man Great •tarter or ucond home 3 bedroom pertly rllltOrM 2 ltory l•m house PHVSICAL THERAPIST TEM ftiW wil'int .nd ptumblng. city POARV POSITION Jocil1011 1M chy w-'1 tMW •hchen Genrll Hoapltll ftlpley W Yt and ct,_ t..autlfvl nk trim h• •n QPpOrtunif¥ for tempor outllde ne.da renovetion lull ary pllt'l Umt work approai dry bt ........ l 1 acre lwtl l..d m~tety I hovrt until full tim• t38~000 00 0J1ion of I'PH* therlpifl c•n stlrt Ideal for 14moreacrat Jw•landclewed som10na who wtntl to work 11 000 00 11ch PtvMI roed oH lew hOurs d8yt or coupla days • At 2 O.lllpolls Ferry 304 175 weak Call personnel office 3073 BetuttCitnl needed Studio One 30. 87& 4&10 .... 5 00 1715 2473 ••lor T••• or len• Wll.., 304 372 2731 ANSWERING SEftVICE tor ser vtee oritntMI comp..,., Mwll hve within 171 1elephont .. change Workatftomt Apptyto Box C 21 ctre of ~nt PN•tnt Reglstw ZOO Main St Pt Pit two story brick htllle 17acra guest house. b~ma on 1 100 h rrv• front 3<M 871 7124 W Vo Situt~lions NEW AND VIED MOBILE HOMEI KESSEL S QUALITY MOilLE HOME SALES 4 Ml WE.ST GALLIPOLIS AT 31 PHONE 114 .WI 727. W1nted mo.,, Truclltr wtntl to in sh•e eap.,.... OhtaarWV Bo• till 1114 lchuh 3 lfll 14X70 with 1'tt XZD Upandl on Lft • DR Chesh11a OH 45120 has spece IIVIf microwave In VIC&nCIII for elderly paoplt 1n khdMn Total eiiCtr•c 2 fuH b•h• Own•wHihtlpfin.-ce tf my home Short or long term Hot mtt11 tnd Wlfm home Interested cal 11• 441 87211 R••on~t rites References Must S.ll and lott of TLC C.H ~ttmt 1973 Vlndlla 1 Zd15 with 7r.1• i14 949 3014 J; •xptndo Tot.. tl.ctric Mt up for WiU dO light l'loute cleM'Itng woodbumer Good Condition W11911 by day 5 d.y• a week. Ph 114 24•u 5308 ..,•-•• l----------I A.,atN~Hd1 Need help with your hotulay claanmg? C.H Ol~~tburn ClaiM tng Service Ph 114388 1027 flnence em! *1500 • t•h W. down hiVt em we 01/lr INfll\eJ'IS Delivered •t No Extra Charte Mkt OhJo Fln•n ci.. hrvlc• Cttl BOO 826 9 Wanted To Buy 271 N. 2nd, Mlddloport 992·5766 OPEN Mon -Fro 8 am-9 pm - Sat 8-6 Walk-1n1 Welcome EAR PIERCING, MANKURING, PERMS AND ALL YOUR STYLING NEEDS Debb1e Meadowi- Dwnao, fmoJ••n Blav1ns Lorena Holo;nger, Sholly Ohlinger Merrl Amlblry BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR REMODEUNG INTERIOR PAINTING EXTERIOR 317 N. Stcoed Mltldloport, Ohle COMAIRCIAL • RESIDENTIAL -FRU ESTIMATES- - PHONE (614) 992·5009 SPECIAI.IZINI IN WINDOW I. IJOM ~EPlACEMENT mo 14 1cres n•ce locatton electric tty and sprmg Wlttr tvatltble Excellent for house trailer or trllter ptrk Good dMr hundng Call 814 992 3•oe or 1114 992 3326 Renl~ls 41 Houses for Rent 6 room houat 928 flrslawe Ph 814 441 394& lfllf 4p m 3 Bedroom Bath & 'h FA loeatltd 31h mttes out At 1588 U26 OOmo plu• Oepo~~t1 Ph 114 255 6789 or 114 258 11205 Small 3 bdr house nu:e n•gh borhood chy schoolt no pets coupte or couple wtth chtldren 1300 per month Depostt 1 yt•r lease Rtfarence• rtQUtred Call U8 0122 lfiM 4pm 11• 2 Bedroom houte wtth garage Ill electric wtth wood burner t 1h baths 3mi from Holzlrs 1dul11 only depos•t requtred Ph 114 U8 2783 after &p m call 814 441 26151 or 814 44&.0818 Unfurntahed 5 room house 1Vz btttt• utility room Gas httt c • ., !Smiles from town refer ence & deposit raqu~red Renl 1325 OOmo plud ul!ltttes Ph 114 441 .,., Hou11 on Texu Ad for rent MHJitl home on Stall• C1 Ph 114 . . . 0758 II' I' I ,ol Bulineu Opportunity -"'.:......c_.,_~_.e_,4.:......44:..1:...:3':..":..8:....____ 4 Room Country Homa 1Omin IOUih of Balllpoll• oft At 7 Adults preferred Otys 114 ...a 8430 or Wetlltndl tnd Ewninva &14 246 8457 2 bedroom haust for rant tn Mlddi_,OI1 Completely remo deled New CllfP«Ing through out New cabinets '275 per month plua deposit Call 814 992 6868 -.. Jt ... uytng d•ily gold sl.lv• colnt rings )twelry aterling ware old ... 1 • coin a llwge currency Top prt- ' : ~ Clll Ed Burkett larbtr 'hop I' 2nd Ave Mtddltpor1 Oh 81• .. ~1 Homea for SaleNtct ll~~~~~~:: J bdr Mr 71 pool g•~g~ Commercial prop.-ty corner lott & hlghwty frontage Ult with us We hiW't buyen A One Aeal Estate lrok• Clll 30• 892 3476 874 5104 .. 304 174-&315 Wtnted to buy Sttndlng timber j ,..-.• . Ctlll14 742 2328 ' ~ ' 1 •• .t llom•oy ntll.... e Helder p•n.. grill tnd front ' t bumper tor 1181 Gran Ply ~ ; mouth Fury Car ult from ,. 1979 1982 Chryaler New ~) t ' Yorker New Pon or Pty Fury ' '" 4 _c_.,_l8_,_4_a_a..2:..7:..a:..7.5: :.....:1__~ l.stl !JI"' BUVJNG RAW FURS I GlnMI'Ig :: ~ \ Yellow Rool bltf 1nd deer r " hldts Also MJJlng !rapping l! aupples Wheat lhtl Nlte Ut• J ~~ Hours 1 00 9 00 CkJstd Wed : George Budllty 11• eu 4711 ,.. ,'"$1 Beeutlful homt In Fl1twood1 New kltchtn lttth • cerpetlnt C..H 114 441 2318 Ouptax IU Second ctrp81ed 3 bedroom LR DR new kttchltn & beth walher 6 dryer hook up 1285 00 mo plus u1tlhi81 1: security dtpoad Ptt 114 0890 2 tnd 3 bldroom apll1men1s and hou.. tn Pomeroy or Middleport Furnished or unfur nlshed Pay own uttlitiet c.n days 814 992 2381 1 1nd 1 '-1 bedroom apt available e1 Rtvertlde far ren1 8aatc rent st•rt• al 1179 plus uttht111 1200 sec:uri'l deposit raqulrad Jnqulrt 11 61 992 7187 One bedroom tot•l electnc. unlurn1shed apertment W1ter fr" Cell I 14 992 6742 or 114-982 2084 In Raclna verv nlee 2 bedroom duplaa Fully carpeted 1200 I * month plus ut•htttl Call 11• &•9 2801 or 114 949 2aeo 5084 APARTMENTS mobllt homts hous• Pt Pleuant end Gtlllpo "• Ia 448 1221 45 1970 Atllftdc 1b80 2 br equipped for woO!Ibumet' r• triOitftO:randstoVt ltadroomtlr cood Furn11hed Rooms For ren1 SltBPing Rooms and light house keepirtg rooms Park Centrtl Hotel C.ll 814 «8 0768 Furn11hed room 919 2nd 0.111 poUt lt16 Uttlltlea pd Shttt bath S1ngte mite Call 4•e 4•115 tfter 7pm 48 Space for Rent Rent Fum111hed 2 bedroom mobile home on pnv.te lot located In Crown City Ot)io 112! 00 mo 1100 00 deposit Ph &111 258 1117 ~~~ c:8- - - -- - - - - ' - "• , Plastic clstam st•te appro\led pl..ttc septic tankl plnltc culverts metal cutverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack F nd 2323 our rooms • ear•ge JaHeraon Blvd 1160 00 Utt70 mobile home Camp ConltY 2 Bedroom fully lurntthtd ldultl only til utHi1ta plkl gn & alec:tric Own• p-vs w•ttr aewage mowing & trllh p1dl up Four t .. m. of • milt from city ltmlts cable T V hook up Ph 614-44& 7795 n 100 304-1711947 2 bedrotm trailer for rent Clot• te schools tnd stortl Call lflll' 5 00 p m 514 992 5814 For rent or a• 1••70 3 bedroom total electric U?ll .,. month tnoludas watef' and gdage 150 depoalt. rl'feren c11 No flahllng or drintdng Coil 114 317-72B7. Mobl hqmalotl small chtldr•n •ccaplad Rt 1 locust Rotd Mobil homt 1011 Ohio Rlv« Road and Potters Creek Route1 304 IS71S 107& Bulin... or Office SpKe fof rtnl New Haven 304 713 5024 or 304 882 3257 49 For lease For laiN b1Hmtnl shop under 1 ISOI Jtfferson Btvd tliO someona to clean out for •crap Ctlllob Lewi• 304 87& 1435 MI! r c 11 o111 !11 s e 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 Olive It G1itlpoll1 New. uNCI wood COIIttov• I pcwood LA •u•le 1388 bunfc beds 1191 tntron reclln.. ••• ......, 6 used bedroom suit.. ranges & sho• Ntw wringer IMngroom suites 1118 till lamp• alao buyW!g c:oll & wood ftOVM C.U 814 448 31159 w••W• County ApptlanCI Inc GoOd uHd applllnCH tnd TV ..,, Open lAM to ISPM Mon thl'\l Sol ., 4 1189 127 3nl Ava OalllpoUs Ot-J V.. IIY Furniture niiW • u•!Mt Ltree Mc:tton of qualtly fuml tura 1211 E1starn Ava Gill poll• Z bedroom mobflt home. Mld· dlepoft 0 A....,ence with •• G.. 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C..lll14 992 :1571 Elaetrlc Lowrey Orgll'l wh:h pedal• and lots of rhythms 1700 Ftv• I..,\ bran chandt ller 116 Whltl gold diemond neckl.ce 8300 Call 114 982 2571 nso oo 69 For Sale or Trade For sale or trade AQHA mare 1nd colt Mart Js bred to AQHA P1Jomlno lt ..lion CtJI 614 949 2465 eventngs or 11• 892 7863 f IIIII Supplll!,, 1'. LI VI!SIIJI:k Shop for Christmas with FUUER BRUSH PROOUCTS C11t 3tM 1711 1090 :::6l;"': 8528 79 Monte Carto VI AC PS IW TW AM FMC8 Goodsh1pe no rust t1 850 00 Ph 814 «IS 4113 1ftar 4 30 4door 28l8 AC AM FM proof under 571 1848 Warm MornlnQ htltlng atova 1276 00 cost 1420 00 Cal 304175 1892 EKtrcl.. billa Queen ..za bH comple1e cheat nht ttlnll to match End t1ble and temp 12 IJILita sltot Qun tingle thot 22 rifle Prtced to sell 304 4158 1898 PA Hand mada tolkl wllnut or chtrry gun ctbtnftl. holds 10 guna phone 304 171J 311.211 66 Building Supplies Ztl 5121 1 976 Chevy Nova 4&5 Olds •nglne EtCcelltnt condttton Call 514 985 4308 1178 Mustang new tires new pllif'l1 rltbullt engtne E~~:cellent condhlon 11000 Phone 614 1984 Pontiac 1 000 tutomatlc. n 100 oo 304 175 1141 82 Chrysler U La Beron BOO 00 304 575 7124 72 Trucks for Sale S~rVIc~S 81 Home Improvements eASEMENT WATERPROOFiNG Unconditional ltfettml guar•n tee local relerencn fum11hed Free Httmate• C1ll colec:t 1 614 237 0488 diV or night Rogers Blstmant • .. Wtttrproofing SWEEPER and •ewtng m~ehtnt repair l?lrll 1nd suppll" Pick up and dalivMY Davia V~tt:uum Clttner one htlf milt up Georges Creek Ad CIH 114441 0294 IOR'II body 742 wortc2745 Aa Is 8911 Phonol14 I I • ' Sttrkl Tr• and LAwn Service Hedgu shrubs bushu trimmed landscaping tnd stump rllf't"'ov•l leaf removtl 30• IS?e 2010 ar !71 280 82 Plumb1ng & Heat1ng CARTER S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Founll and Pine G1lhpolls Oh to Phone 614 441 3888 or 614 446 4417 li~~~~~=ij~~~ J1m11 Boys W1ter S.rvtce Also pool•fUIId CtJI614 2561 141 or eu 441 11715 or 114 448 7911 Wlttersan 1 W1ter Haulmg r..1on1bla rat11 lmmedtate 2 000 gttlon dellvlll CISterns pools well etc Clll 304 ti?l 2919 Coal ltmeslone gravel etc Oelivarad 1 ton and up Jtm Unler 30• 1247 or 115 7397 A & M Custom Couches and Atupholstery St At 1 Crown City Oh 514 255 1470 Evo ,, ••413438 0pendtJtv8to IS Sat 9 30 to t 30 Otd & new Uphos1ered 1874 Ford F110 3&1 engine E.cellant work vehicle with like ni!W aluminum topp• needs - • • "" ..,.• " • .,: ' .... ~ RINGLES S SERVICE axpe .. rlenced carPtnt• tltctneten mason p•nler roofing findud lng ttot •• application) 304 11& '2088 or 1115 7147 Fanl tnrc* I 879 302 4 o 11 100 00 PI! 114 311 9303 Mitt Ferm Tractors Bell Prioe Aree &klan Equlpmlflt Co Henderson W Va 304 1111 • Fetty Trea Trtmmlng stump " removtl Call 304 IS71S 1331 B7 115 1281 or 571 227B ' ' RON S Talevillon Serv1ce '"' ... Houu call• on RCA Ouar.r "' .. ~ Spoclotrno on Zonhh Crrl 304 5711 2398 or 614 44& ... ... • 2454 1112 bod.,. Rom 110 VI R. . . Hitch wrth topper good condition Ph 114 441 OliO. 1111 Y 8C JMp towmltNga. nlat 1tere0 • wheels Call 114 241·9497 lfllf lp m 7421 814 992 3648 en 1818 Fordtrudlforlaltortrade Ph 114-441 3243 Morg1n'1 Woodewn Ftrm 304 1I 000 bushel grtln bin for rent 10 ft sltda tn ctmper fully sttlf c:ontllntd for sate 1800 CtH 814-949 2013 I 18 Ctprlca Eltltt Jtallon wagon lotdad exc cond 30• 175 5241 Round btle teadtr on ult now 119 10 & 1110 .Appla g.rt feed"' ... 10 AltJ:er Fann Supply Ph 1114-241 8193 Buikling Matarial1 Block brick aewer pipn win dowa Nn1..1. Me Cltudt Win..._ Rkt Grandt, 0 Call 814- 7851 Mass., ftrgu10n New Holltnd Bush Hog Sel• & S.rvu:e Ovar 40 unci trtctor•to choo1e from I oompl11t1 lme of new 6 u1ed equipment LAroest aelecUon In S E Ohio 2424 79 Motors Homes 8t Campers Ashby Con1truct1on c.-pan terv remodeling room ttkhtlon cement blod! work. roofing mtartor •nd er.tenor pllnttng •dmg Aooltng Free esttmet" 30• 176 6«6 or 6715 &1152 1976 Ford Pinto good work car ••oo 304 67e 2704 2 man tobiCCO stnpp• & prMI I 850 00 end • Tobacco lltidl. pull• 11110 00 Ph 114 379 360 Chavy engtneand tutnsnns slon I 17& 304 578 2704 t 980 VW Rabbit 415 000 tctual mtlts 1954 Chevy truck Runs good Belt offer c..l 814 992 CROSS. SONS U S 36 Welt Jtcllton Ohto JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SA 3!i W GaiiJpolle Ohto Call 814 441 9777 INII 814 448 31512 Up front lriC tors with warranty over .\0 usad tractors 1000 tools For salt 310 auto t11n1 S I Chsvy part• 2 bl ctrbur•or lnt.. e 30& block with avery thtng from heads down fuel pump power steering pump He1d1 huders tl1ernttor ra dllltor Ftrat •115 takes all Phone 814 843 6207 Aot•ry Of Clble 1001 Mlin1 Most walls compttted same de~ Pump slln 1nd Mnlif' 304 8911 3802 1974 LTD Fotd •oo e ngtnt Needs aorna work Aa Js 8200 Pttone IS 1• 1n 2n& 1979 Dodge M1gnum 300 Call 111. 742 2481 814 211 5451 Chrytler call 11 • 441 0118 - - - - - - - - lc- Farm Equ1pment Svotom KA700 with SPMit:ll'l monitors rnicrctphona stand 304 8115 3978 ~-:~i~o~~i~:::. floor odomm.rsmtenntil 1 •ervlce racords local owner 812 7887 81 GM Automttlc Transm1tsiont 6 , 514 sse 7311 BEAUTIFUL PIANO Sp•net styled contole pltno in 18 000 Ph 814 2.6 5820 ••ctllant condil•an slored lo calty Anum• low monthly 1982 Dadgo 024 AT Pe PS PIVf'ltnt balance Full wtntnty AC AM FM Stereo new Pltnt Call extension 24<4 toll frH It &3 OOOm• 12 200 DO Ph 114, 800 841 4145 441 9669 •fter ' Hammond Qrg.., wtth laslle 1982 DOdO• OJplomtt tuto 1Jr Speaker Only 1500 Come and tZ •99 00 1982 Ford GFintdt Ht t1at 409 Founh St A•clne •utoalr t1 999 00 John1Auto Ohlo or call6t4 949 Z4n Salat 8ui11Ville Ad Ollllpoltt Ohio Tony s Gun Repaln hot rtblu• ing Open 9 00 AM to 100 PM C•II304 en 4131 Chrtstmu Tr"' trH Cut lth 1 Chrlstmtt I any size rNwtll1 Chrtstm• Trtt Fsrm Hangi"U Rock Rd Maaon WV 30' 713 1371 or 812 2888 e, Bud Blast Machine partl cluner & three H P .;,ompr• tor 80 Gallon t1nk 1900 00 for Ill or wut aeparata Dnll Preas 175 00 Front Chp 68 72 Chll'ly Fend ers Hood Grill Bumper excel lent cond 11150 00 1953 Chtvy diHssernbled ex ctllent body t 961 2 ton Chavy naw motor ptmt intl!llior f1 •96 or bnt oHer For til of the 1bove Ptl e 14 2tse 1755 Mtrceda• 1978 460SEL4 door XX Shsrp loaded wtll lutc:la Musocal Instruments fyerwhhtootswitch 180wltls Ph 4·3&8 8132 Budgllt transm1111on1 ...ad 6 rebuilt Tool convartars 6 tttnlfar CIIH Will dtliv• Clllh & Carry or Install ctll 1114 446 4878 Of 814 379 2220 1-------------- PNvy htrtt1g1ltad guitlf ampll Muted hardwood alibi •12 Plr bundle Conta~mno lpprox 1Va tons FOB Ohio Ptllff Co Pomaroy Ohto CtJJ 11• 992 1411 Auto Parts & Accessoroes 20 ft Garh Camper Sell conttlned good ' •h•pe C.ll 1983 Oldsmobtlt Roy•la eacel lent condnton PS PB cru••• Pnce Reduced Cuddly Taddy control ,.., defroster crushed bears AKC rtglnertd Chow velva~ Mltl 4 dr sltver Priced Chow pupptat Ratldy to go to aellat 14600 C.ll448 0840 homeNov 19 Red.bladl: e•c or448 1429afler6pm btoocll!ne ~ant piM av•ll• ble The parfact Chrtstmtl Gift 81 Plymouth Champ good con 3011715 15799 1fttr 15 30 ditlon t1700 00 Ph 114 261 1316 8 AKC registered Co ell !If Spaniel 1- - - - -- - - - - pups 1125 00 each 304 882 198& Chtvatle 2 door 17 000 2081 mll• 13600 Call 614 441 Needed tmmtd11ttly male '-• A Poa or Pe•ingasa for breed lng Ctll 304 17& 183& alter 1 2 00 noon tilt for Sh•na 76 CCC Oaner•c Certtttcatu 304 AKC Registered Slberlll'l Husky both parents on pr .. m1ses Call 614 949 2940 tfter JIUPPltl 1982 Hond~ Z 60 R good condttlon Ph 614 441 1950 I Honda CB 900 Custom loeded with HondiiCCIIIOI'Itl AM FM c tssena 11500 XL 250 lor Ptrll 160 304 882 3397 n1ble Call 814 379 2435 8 yr Gelding very Qentle appro• 1 1001bl Ph 614 «I 7040 or after 6p m 614 992 114-24B 1417 UMd dryer for Hie call 304 41.. 1141 tnvtim• Good u•ed woodburner Reno Groom & Supply Shop Prof11110n•l Service til stvles 111 breeds state At 141 Glllllpohs Ohta•&&31 JuheWebb Ph 114 446 023t r•• 304-B7B 1413 01 171·1450 2985 Pets for Sale 378 MtrUn New tnd used pll'll for Whites tcope and •llnijgj: ~o4:'5ji~2ltii- l Olivtn. M M Otutl lflc:tOfl or 111 2282 lidtrt Equtpment Co 30• tJI5 74.21 I Ploken1 Ultd Furniture Good qutllty used fumhure Open 9 to I or ctU tor .,polntment Now buytng 1hell corn or ur com Call for I&test quotes Rtver Chy F1rm Supply 614 446 675 1807 275 gtllon otl or gu barrtllt 120 00 etch Ph 1114 318 91.0 Karoaena ha•ter 110 00 304 Tral• IPIIOI aorosa trom Ohio Pillet on C R 20 TPC wtter Clll 114 H2 2141 wenlngs ond 514-112 14t1 ..... ourlty' - 54 M1sc MerchandiSe Fumtthed Apt 1210 00 uttl.. tin Pd 1 bedroom ftrlt floor Ph 4•e ••18 1fttr7p m Roomt tor rent diV week mon1h Galli1 Hotel Call 114 441 8115 Rent as lowes 8120 month ·lif=~~~=Hiiii~~= Bunk bed• 1199 00 2 tw~n mattrassaa t50 00 hch caD 1fter 6p m Ph 814 446 6612 Callah1n 1 Uaed Tue Shop Over 1 OOOtlres slz .. 12 13 14 111 16 16 5 S mil• ou1 At 218 C1ll 814 261 8251 Bt•uJiful new house •n Pom• rov Also new one bedroom fumlthed tJMnmtnt In Middl• r,~ 9 f"2 1~ 3 ~ 4 «I 1 ISI 2 or 1- - - - - - - - - - - OuHn stza bad a frtme 160 00 Ph 614 4411 23111 Furnl•hed afflc•ency lt7& 00 2rm• & b1th utUittes Pd 441 4411 tftar 7p m 2 bdr mobile home In Ever grttn Call 114 -«1 7032 Professional Serv1ces l! 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' a bdr lpt upstatrs private entrance Adults only no pats U1Uit161 furnllhed Call 614 446 2583 5 room houu 2 bedrooms loclled on 1588 a1 Rodn-v Oh no pat• Ph 614 US 2281 • '" WANTED TO BUYusadwood& coeJ hlateta SWAIN 5 FURNI TURE 3rd & Oliva St Galhpo 114 445 9523 3 room lumlshed apartment for rent C.ll 814 992 6434 or 304 882 2&18 Mobile Home 2 bedroom fur nlthtd •n galltpolls rent 1200 00 mo I 200 00 depo ..t If lnlai'Hted Ph 114 441·7t88 or &1 4 441J 9539 23 Fum11had apartment upstairs Aduh•only •II u111iti•P••d Clll 2 3 bedroom housu 1275 OOmo eachcall814 -"8 1875 Aodnev YUlf!De Concrete block• alls1zes yard or delivery Muon und GaiiJpohs 8k)clt Co 123% Pint St G•lllpolia Ohto Call 61• 446 2783 Aduht only Inquire tt corner First • Ollvt St at Sheppard• 5•1n 6 Service 1285 OOma rmtrences & daposit requrrad Blackburn Realty Ph 614 448 0008 3 6edrooma 2 bdr fully !umlolrochckrltl only udl paid Call 114 441 4110 ft' • \ S14 445 1&19 -.l--------Nicely furnllfled 2 bdr apt 1 bedroom 1p1 tor rM'It S.stc rent 1tarta 1215 1 month thll lnclud11 •II utllltill Deposit r~qulrad of I 200 Cont~et VII lage Manor Apt Middleport 81• 892 7787 Equtl Hous•ng Opportunity W1tl do Jrloutt cltenlng 30• 675 IS7Zt """' -:c--- --..:.:..:.::...._.:__ . " • BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. Tolal electrtc Iota avatllbl• in the K • K Mobile home park on 21415 Elstem Ave Movetn now PlY no rent until Jtn 1987 Ph 3()4...175 3000 Furnished 3 rooms end bath clean adults only no pets C11J COUNTRY MOBILE Home Ptrk Route 33 North of Pom.-oy Large lot• Cell 814 992 7479 ;")'!'"! J 1 1cr11 2 b1rn1 1 sephc link and rurll wtttt for 1 000 114 441 8699 0712 ' ..-- =-:-.,-,;::--:----- ' 36 lots & Acreage *225 00 304-175 1371 "" l/2/tln GUN SHOOT ' We pay cas h for lete model clean usttd cars Jtm Mmk Chev Olds Inc Btll Gene Johnson 614 ••• 3672 F11 All y,, Prlrotltt N"b 992-3345 8 8 ~ -t t IS13'h 3rd A.va 1 bdr pnvlfe tits plkl shtre bath 70'1 4th Glllipohs Call4411 4416 after 6 S I 514 178 2&13 21 NO DOWN PAYMENT PRINT SHOP Forn, Copr ltnkn, Etr 255 Mill so. Midllltport 104 Multtrry a,, Pomeroy 0M88 Or Cullom typing nNded must bl nett wot1l C.ah ,..d per page Send resume to box T 700 tn care qf •he GI JIJpohs Oaity TnbunL 121 Third Ave O.llllfO hs OH •15831 f I 11 Yard ~it on lucts Lane Pomt Pl•••ant Thursdty Fnday Sat urday Sunday Mondty THE QUAUTY lus~tass Ba1ement Silt Saturday Nov ., ..1 29th 10 00 2 00 Partill con tenia of etbtta 1 mlle west off • 111111 At 33 County Ad 19 31731 ' ,,,.. Petch Forte Ad Pomerny FUU YREMOTE & INSTAll ED Service and Graduation Slolion11r, MapotK Signs, lubb• Stamps, .,_ - •V 10·9·tfC PWS Offlto SuiiPht & Furntfurt Wtllchng Bndl MIIOd 8u._Contrecto11 nl!llldl4 o.... ranlesd lull time war• C. II Stl'i'e 8 OOa m to 6 OOp m Mon thru Fn Ph 614 888-481515 18 Wanted to Do & V1cinity FILL DIRT RIASONABLE - REIIAIU 8 20 81i tfn f H Jim Oh Ph 30H7519H or 576 1295 Pomeroy Middleport LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL 614-843·5248 Hr!afl1t contoct 31 ' 992-3410 Electromc Organs Mobile serv1ce ,.1..,. • 12 CATS EAGLES VIRGIN MARY WHITE ANGELS AlSO LARGE BIRD BATtfi 112886lmo 12 Gouge Slootg1111 ' FOUND Sm.. I colllt type dog " o.1 J mostly bladl brown dot over .,. w eye on Ch1rola11 Hill arh • • Nicely furnished mobile home CA & hell nee! location adultaonly C.\1814-448 0331 ~X t;;;:::;~:::;:::;:;:::r---~-:----.,...-1 -:~""'-,-,-,-,.""'----,.-:- 1---- -------- r wtJ f 109 MUliiHY AYE. I'OMEIOY, OH. Farlory Chollo 11652 • ----------· : ---~~---- : YOUNG'S 701 2nd Ave. property on Ballt'(s Run Staller P0111mouth &14 3&3-11315 No hunftng or lrespa111ng day or ~ ~ night on the Charles E Yo•t ., ., farms husbands •" J..tad1ng Phll'mecy nHdt top ,otcl! 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OhtO 46776 Robert E Buck Probete Judge Lena K Neuelroad Clerk APPLIANCE REPAIR .. r<f.. 3 Announcements State of Ohto Begtnnlng at the Southeast corner of a 60 acre lot formerly owned by East 6 rods thence North 48 Oeg east 4 rods thence North 12 deg East 16 rods 1honco North 59 Dog Wast 10 rods thence North 9 Oeg East 7 rods thence Nonh 78 Dog East 17 rods to sa1d Sprller s East line thence South 26 deg West 1989 ! ' ' ' ' : " - - , - - - - - - - , - -, utM OF bury County of M81g. . nd 111) 20 27 (12) 4 31.f 4 rods thence North 26deg Nov~ber29 I Trucks for Sale 1979 Ford pu:lt up Ph 814 .41 3243 LAYNE S FURNITURE : t ,, The Upholstery 11_~~~~~.::::_:~:: • ' �.. ..... ~. ,. ., • • .' ', I I' Page-12-The Daily,Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I Friday, November 28, 1986•. ' · ------~~~~~------~----------~~~~~~~----------------~--~~~~~----- ~--., Ohio. Briefs:--.. Home State judge rejects rfiotion on_ jury Defendant awaits new trial ruling ' h ' ' 1 Fire officials press arson probe COLUMBUS IUPli- Fire officials ruled arson in last week's blaze in a storage fac ilit y where 600 pounds of unstable dynam ite had been found a month earlier. Fire officials said they questioned two people, but fil ed no charges . Li e detector tests were ordered. Damage to the storage facility was estimated a t $25,000after last week's fire. 4 When the dynamit e was fou nd , about 1:500 people were evacuated until fi re officials cQu ld stabl lze the ex plos ive and set the storage space on fire. That fire caused $40,000 In da mage. John Reider. who admitted owning the dynamite, faces several charges in connection with the storage of the ex plos ive. Lack of winner boosts jackpot CLEVELAND !UP!) _- The top pr ize in Ohio's Super Lotto draw in,g went un claimed Wednesday night , meaning the next drawing will be fo r a jackpot of at least $7.5 million. Nu mbers drawn Wednesday were 5, 15, 17, 27, 33 and 35. Ohio Lott ery officials sa id $4,341.483 wol'th of tickets were sold for the game. The 1' 91ickets tha t had five numbers produced $547 for their holders while another 6.249 tickets had four numbers wit h their holders get ling $43. Another 102.379 tickets had th rf'!' numbers, wit h each ticket · wor th $3. Security cloaks Columbus airport. COLU MBUS 1UP I I -Add it ion a! security was added a t Port Columbu s lnlernalional Airport during this busy travel period while offici als tried to determ ine how a person slipped t hrough the ChC'ckpoints wit h a handgun in a suitcase. Airport officia ls say a guard spott ed the imageofa handgun in a suitca se Tuesday morning as it passed through a X-ray c hec kpoint · By the lime I he guard spotted the image a nd turnecl around to look for a super visor. the pas senger and the bag were gone. said Maureen Michael. a spokespe rson for a irport admin istra tor Ri chard Carey. Add ilional ·sec uril y officers were hired by airline officials to work Ihis holiday period. said airport · offi cials and the CINCINNATI (UP!) - The . judge in the trial of former Home State Savings Bank owner Mar· vin ·warner has rejected a defense request thai the entire ·panel of 400 potenliai jurors be 1 thrown out. . . Hamilton fc ounty Common eJls..Court.Judge-Richard-NI.,.ha us said Wednesday that a fair and lmparllal jury can be picked from the original pool ~f 400. Foliowlng the judges ruling; jury selection continued through early afternoon , when the trial was recessed for the Thanksgiv' lng holiday. Jury selection wll) resu me on Monday. Warner and former bank pres!· d,e nts David Schiebel and Burton Bongard are standing trial on charges of illegally funneling . considering giv ing refresher coursC's to the cu rren t security officials. Holiday accidents kill 4 Ohioans , By Um'I ed p ress International At least four peoplcwNe ki lled In accide nts on Ohio roadways during the fi rs t 35 hours of the long Thanksgiv ing holiday weekend, the slate Highway Patrol reported today. T he 102·hour count ing period. which began at 6 p.m. Wed ncsday. co ntinues through midnight Sunday. The victims: Wedn esday night Findla y: Pamela L. Laird. 29. Massillon. killed in a three-vehicle accide nl on U.S. 30 in Hancock Cou nt.v. Thursday Chttlicolhe: Sco tt Oliver. 20. Chillicothe. killed in a on e-car accident on a Ross Countv road. · Painesville: Alv!R- Pease. 17. Perr.v. and Jerry R. Co le, 17, !llladison. killed In a one·car acci den t on a Lake Coun ty road . seclion of the community. But assistant prosectuor Larry Ellerman called that contention "an Insult (o. Int elligence." He said the only issue was whether the defendants could receive a fair trial from the jury . . · "We've seen a cross-section of this community" In t h~ original group of prospective jurors, said Ellerman. "We've seen black aitd ·white, rich and poor educated a nd non- educated. '" ·_concluded the judge, " Wha t we have tried to do here Is to seat a fair, ' lmpar lial jury. It Is the opinion of this court that this panel of jurors Is no different than any other pan~l." In jury selection Wednesday, . two more potential jurors were accepted Into the pool of tent a- lively quallf.led jurors, but two others were dismissed from the panel by lawyers, leaving the total of jurors tentatively seated .. at 11. · · . . I , Because attorneys have th~ · right to automatically dismiss u~ to 10 more juror!; It's exp~ted t~: take several more days to seat 12· jurors and four alternates. ~~ Warner Is charged with d'· counts of willful mlsappllcatloO of funds, four counts of securities"; violations and one count of tiled : . _. :.; by deception. Schiebel Is charged •with R counts of willful mlsappllcatlo~ · of funds , fiv e counts of securltle{ violations and one cOUnt Of theft :· by dec eption. Bongard ti : eharged with 44 counts of willful· misapplication o( funds. • 25 Days 'till Christmas There'~ no plact) like home for " healI h, COffitOJ1 - 8-1 .,. .,._'!""1___.______________...-t ' ASCS ballols due Monday - A-6 Vot. 21 No. 42 By DENISE COUTURE PITTSBURGH (UP! ) - The U.S. Economic Development Ad ministration could become the subj ect of leg islation tha t would require it to help WheelingPittsburgh Steel Corp. rev ive Its ·, Monessen rail mil l, U.S. Sens. Arlen Specter a nd John Heinz say. The two Republican senators fro m Pennsylvania and local politicians ·Wednesday met in Pittsburgh with representatives of Wh eeling-Pitt and the United Steelworkers of America. The senators said they will seek an early December meeting with top EDA a nd Commerce Department officials to tr v to persuade the EDA to subordl.nate a Wheeling-Pitt loan so the steel company ca n purchase an electric furnace for the rail mill. If the meeting Is uns uccessful. Heinz and Specte r said. they will see k an amendment to a supplemen tal approp riations bill to require Ihe EDA to do so. Ohio weather . South Central Ohio Clepr tonight , with a low In the lower 30s. Sunny Sat urdav with highs between 55 and 60. · · Th . r probabil it y of preclpitaliOntu rdaIsy. near zero through Sa Winds will he light and varia ble tonight. , Ohio Extended Foreeas·t Sunday through Tuesday A h f 1 S 0 ran c ance unday, in with a the chance of snow flurries northeastern part of the state on Monday. a nd a cha nce of rain or snow aeross the sta te ·on Tuesday. Highs will be in the 50s Sunday. dropping into the upper 30s to middle 40s Monday and Tuesday . Overn ight lows mostly will be in Ihe 30s. Wheeling-Pitt, operating under federal bankruptcy protection , closed the mill in Monessen: a small steel town In wes tern Pennsylvania 's depressed Mon Valley. To revive 1he rail plant. and save 500 to 700 jobs, Wheeling· Pitt offi cials say they need $25 million from private lenders to build the furnace. The company ha s offered to contribute $15 million of its own money. The EDA ha s dec lined to pa rticipate In developing the furnace because of Wh eelingPitt 's multi-million debt . The EDA ha s also refu sed the co m- 14 Section•. 120 P1g11 A Multimedia Inc. Naw&paper Violence surrounds union protest LORAIN . Ohio (UP!) -Police officers dlspers~~ ,~ a United Steelworkers demonstration ag~lnst shipment of steel from a USX Cor p. pipe mill where four people were hurt and 15 union workers were arres ted. The union 's district director and a local president were among those arrested when violence erupted Wednesday as the picketers attempted to block a shipment of steel. About1681aw enforcement officials from six departments made t he arr ests after order ing union members to · leave. Dlstr Ict 28 D!rector Frank Valenta, Local 1104 President Alfred Pen a and two pollee officials were taken to St. .Joseph Hospital. a hospital spokes man 'd V Sal . a1cnta. who had a broken nose· sa'd I po IIceo ffl cers kl c ke d him In the head. Pena hurt his hand and shoulder. Wednesday marked the 11Rth day 61 the longest work stoppage In Unit ed Steelworkers union history . Union members contend they are 1oc k ed out of wor k. b ut co mpany officials say the hourly Area fire fightel(s take part in special training programs pany·s requests to stretch out its that the EDA " thinks It may lost· debt payment s for 30 years and money on the operation and 1t'; lower Int erest a point below the up to us to convince them -that current 11 percent . they ought to be hi a risli. • But private lenders are reluc- position." . tant to put up funds for the To do' that. he said. "Sen. Hein~ . furnace while the EDA holds first and I will knock some heads here. lien on the Monessen facilit y, We have some clout with the Heinz said . administration. I sit on · th~. The - goal of the proposed Appropriations Subcommittee , meeln11 in Was hington. Heinz which fin ances the Com·merce said, is to get the EDA "to back Committee, for example. an<l off from 1heir Draconian propos- . passes on the EDA financial als, the effect of which was to be requests. :· to close that rail mill and doom "Sen. Heinz has key assign: · any chance of expanding that ment s on the finance commltt<'6 mill. " and the banking committee an<f, Specter .<aid the problem Is we're determined not to · lose these jobs." · SALEM CENTER - Three local volunteer fire departments received a s pecial opportunity to . train recently at Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs No. 1 mlne. Firefighters from Salem Center, Wllkesville 1 and Pomeroy turned out with fire-resistant helmets, fire. coats, pants .and boots to train for handling themselves In a smoke-filled house and to practice putting out fires. The training was possible because there was no longer a need for two ·houses previously used as a water labor atory and a coal laboratory, according to George Andrews, fir e protection coordinator for AEP Fuel Supply. The new AEP Central Coal Laboratory, which includes a water lab, is located adjacent to the Meigs Division office complex on Ohio 689. It was dedicated in June. "By allowing the local fire departments to burn the structures for training purposes, the company also saved tear-down an~ haul-out expenses," An· drews said. The•training was made possible by temporarily donating the property to the Salem Center and •' .·.. workers are on strike. 16 · Wh en USX ma d e prepara tl ons Oct. Gorman's ruling also gave'· to ship pipe from th e Lorain plant USX permission to ship o.thei; Sept · ?1 - a nd 22• 50 people were pipe as long as the company first, arrested on charges of disorderly offered ·the work to union' conduct and failure to dispers e. A members. If the union failed tti' judge later issued art order report 10 work by Oct. 27. tM . allowing the company to ship company was fr ee to ship any': pipe. remaining steel. the order said.) "It's regrettable that these The arrested union member$< extraordinary effo r ts had-to be were charged with riot, a mlsde-:; taken to enforce the court .. meanor, and five also were;• order, " USX spokes man John charged with inciting violence.. ~.; Shortridge said .. " Let's not forget felony. that this is pipe produced a t .. Lora!n prior to the work stoppage on July 31. The pipe Is for • customers who want it a nd need Public Notice lt." The s teel was shipped at 5 p,m.. NOTICE OF about one hour after the protest. APPOINTMENT OF Ftou · CtARY The USX spokesman said more On November 17. 1988. shipment s would be made during ;n the Me;gsCo.untyProbate • the next several weeks. C0t1rt, Cue No. 25.209. Cuyahoga Count.Y Common Oorothy M. Collins, 32762 c tt·•n• A00 d• pometoy, Pleas Jud•e · Frank Gorman • Ohio 45769 wa• appointed ruled Oct. 15 the company could Adm;n;strator of 'tha Oltate r Immedi ately begin shipping s teel of Robert E. Cotuno. de· to a Texas compa ny which had caaoed. late of Taxa• Road. ' purchasPd the pipe months bePomeroy. Oh;o 45789 · fore the work stoppage. The first Robert E.Judge Buck. Probate shipment moved out of the plant Lena K. Ne••lroad, Clerk 111 121 t ltc r-=::::;;:;:;:::;:::::;===--:: .., TRAINING SESSION - Donned with self· contained · brealhlag apparaiu-. four fire department volunteen enter one olthe old houses at Southern Oltlo Coal Company's 'Melp No. 1 mine. From left to rll(hi are John Wood, chief of ° WASHINGTON (UP!) - Lt. Col. Oliver North, at the center of the Iran-Contra controversy, told associates he had direct access to President Reagan and got approval often for sensitive foreign operations, a conservative activist says. Neither the activist's statements Friday, however, nor word from two White House officials Thursday that 'Nort h also briefed Reagan on private military aid to the Nlcarag~an Contra rebels offered any evidence that the president knew of the scheme to send the Contras money from U.S. arms sales to Iran. F . Andy Messing, an activist involved In conservative causes ' In Central America. said Friday ALL CARS & TRUCKS IN STOCK! HURRY! BRING YOUR TITLE ••• ·cHEVY 3 DAYS ONLY •FRIDAY •SATURDAY •SUNDAY discuss trips to Central America that supplied aid to El Salvador and escorted visiting members of · Congress. , Messing sa id North told him he on.'' got direct approval !rom Reagan North. Is described as the key to carry out plans to Invade player not only In the one-wa;Y secret sales of U.S. arms to Iran Grenada and monitor extremist - which Reagan lias admitted death squads in El Salvador. The a nd defended - but in !he . president endorsed details of possibly criminal Contra money both plans that North proposed In plan, which Reagan said he knew 198.1, he said.Rep. Dan Burton, R-Irid. , a nothing of. •'•Reagan is not as detached member of the House Foreign Jlnd sleepy as many people Affairs Committee who has think," said Messing, an ardent worked frequently with North, supporter of both the president called the Marine officer fired this week from the National a nd North. 1 Messing, executive director of Securlly Cou ncil' an "an unsung the National Defense Council hero who did p1ore than a nyone Foundation. said he met wllh else to set the Grenada operation North monthly since 1982 to In motion." ' -·. .... overturned, roBed several tbnes struck a FATAL WRECK IN GALLIA- Charles M. house belonging to Carl Rathburn, Patriot Star Wolfe, 31, Rt. I, Gallipolis, became G.. lla Route. Wolle wao dead at the scene when the County's seventh 1986 highway fatality Saturday patrol arrived. The house, located approximately around 3 a.m. According to the Gallla·Melgs Post, one-tenth of a mile south of LeGrande Blvd., was Slate Highway Patrol, Wolle, driver of a 1977 damaged extensively. No one was home at the Chevrolet plck·up truck, dled from Injuries tbne of the accident. Dr. Edward J . Berklch, received ln the mishap when he was pinned under A8lllstant Galli& County Coroner, ruled Wolfe's the wreckage. Wolfe, a guard and llnebacller on death was caused by a crushed chest and head the 111'10 Gallla Academy High School champion· ship football team, was traveling ~orth on Rt. 141. Injuries. He also had a fractured left arm. The according to the patrol when the truck veered on . body was taken to Willis Funeral Home, Gallipolis. the right side of highway In Green Township, Holiday shoppers descend on stores SPECIAL on what Is believed to be the biggest shopping day of the season . Retailers say the early surge of The target for the protest was shoppers may signal the begindepartment stores that sell furs ning of a healthy holiday buying and one primary target was the binge this year. With the Thanksgiving dishes Sears stores. About 30 protestors unfurled a barely washed, t~ousands of banner In a Cleveland Sears store shoppers across Ohio descended and antoerh group marched on malls and gift shops Friday through a Sears store In Columand Saturday. Shoppers got an added edge In the race In bus. No arrests were made. Toledo s hoppers were , In the Columbus. where some stores opened their doors on Thanksgiv- mark~t for laser tag games, the Ing, allowing shoppers low alkol! latest rage. And some people who the calories from the big turkey had that high-tech game on their Christmas list may not lind It dinners. But while some people were under the tree thls year. buying, a few others were trying Caron Riffle. managet of the to keep shoppers from selecting Hobby Center In Toledo's Southfur coats. land Shopping Center, said Fri· In Cleveland, Columbus and Dayton, peopleproleslingtheuse day that orders for the high-tech of an'tmal fur for clothing staged games place<l alter Septmber demonstrations. Their action may noi he fllled In time for was part of a· nationwide protest Christmas. By United Press International • ; • ' OPEN .FRIDAY TIL 8 P.M. CHEVROLET ·CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE POMEROY, OHIO .• he Is "positive the president signed off on North'.s work In Iran based on what North told me about other operations he worked S-10 PICKUP 3 DAYS ONLY Fire Prevention Bureau, Andrews explained the technique that firefighter s use to find tJlelr way out o( an unfamiliar house that Is filled "'!lth smoke. . " As you enter the house, you string the hose line throughout the building as you go, " he said. " The best way out is to follow the hose line back.'' Once outside the house, the department s spent some time firefighting from the outside, · tes ting their ability to hook up to eac h others' trucks, and testing different configurations of using both water and foam to fight fires. · The day was a full one, starting at 10 a.m. and not finishing up until about 7 p.m.; the wives of the volunteers provided lunches. " We feel it was a good experience for us," said Dick Lambert. chi ef of the Salem Center Volunt eer Fire Depart· ment. "Some of the guys had never been Inside a hou se on fire before. We hope th at if they ever have to do anything like that In the future. they are now prepared for lt .'' Beside the training the volunteers received In fl.reflghtlng, lt gave the companies a chance to Continued on D-8 ·' '. OPEN SUNDAY 1 TO 5 '• - the WUkesvUie Volunteer Fire Department; Greg Bolen, from the Salem Center Volunteer Flre Department; and Danny Boles and Jerry Cummllip from the Wllkesvme department. . ON THE SPOT FINANCING ALL UNITS IN STOCK! Wilkesville fir e departments. " We had taken everything out of the houses that we wanted," Andrews said. · The two-story house previously used as a wat er lab had several rooms filled with .hay in It, he said. When It was lit, the house filled with smoke, making It a perfect training ground. Four fire department volun· teers entered the house donn ed with self-contained breathing apparatuses. John Wood. chief of the Wilkesville Volunteer Fire Department. took two young volunteers with him. and a Salem Center firefighter joined the group. " It was good training for all of us," Wood sa id. Some of the new volunteers had never had an air mask on before, and "t hey did real well," he added. " The men who entered the burning twostory hous e learned how to test the steps while going up and_ down the stairs ." This proxlded a good opportun· tty for the rookies to get conditioned to heat, smoke and virtually a no-visibility situation, Andrews said. A former firefighter with the Lancaster Fire Department and chief inspector for Lancaster 1s Activist: North .told of direct access to President Reagan FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY NOVEMBER 28, 29 & 30 • Partly cloudy Su~day, wilii highs In the low 50s. Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant. November 30, 1986 C~od1886 OVER DEALER COST , 1 Along th_e River ...... .. B+H Buslness ...................... E·I Classllleds .. .... D-2·3-4-5-6-7 Deaths ............ ... ......... D-8 Editorial ................... .. A-2 Farm -. .... .... .. ...... .... .... .D-1 ..... ....... C-1-8 tntts • 3 DAYS ONLY! MAIN STREET • + 20 27 ~~-~-~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;.iiijiiijiiijiiijiiijiiijiiijiiijijiijiijiijiiji~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiii~~.iil . ; 4. I ,. patient's . . C-1 ·crowned Division I, II cham t . ror a suspected passenger and People's Express and Flor ida Express fligh ts that were about to leave wer~ detained. All passengers and ca rry-on luggage went through the metal detectors aga in, bu t nothing was found. Airport orri cials will evaula iP thr serur ily system a nd are millions of Holl)e Stiite dollars to ESM Government Securities of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., which went bankrupt. Home State lost at least $144 million when ESM collapsed. When Home State depositors learned of the loss. they started a run on their-bank, which closed Injust · a few days. That in turn started runs on other Ohio savings and ·loans and Gov. Richard Celesteclosed70ofthem until they obtained _ federal insurance. I . Defense attorneys had asked the judge to dismiss the original group of 400 potential jurors on grounds that so many of them were automatically excused from duty that the group did not refl ect a representative cross· Pa. senators plan action to aid compan~. Co lu m bus policE'. ~g-an immC'diat eJ~· 50 cents ' ATHENS (UP II -A ruling Is expected Monday on whether there will he a new trial for Naomi Wooten, who's accused of killing her husband nearly three year_s ago. Her firs t tr ial in Oc tober ended In a mis trial when an Athens County Com mon Pleas Court juror becamf ill during deliberations. The defe nse argued for a directed verdict of : acquit tal since 10of the 12 jurors had favored acquittal-when the __Qfl i.bfr.allons..ll'er.e.hal ted-~ . .· . --- - -·-The prosecution wants Mrs. Wooten retried on the cha rge of aggravated murder fil ed In the December198.1shootlngdeathof her husband MichaeL 1 A search Sunday COMIN(l DOWN - Worken have been lltuiJ the put week or 10 removlna debrll from l111lde the Melp IM. Tbe hlotorle buUdlni wu destroyed by ftre In June. · Tbe remalaa of tbe onee Jl'aDd structure.wUt be razed In the near luture. " I "The only pro blem Is, tthe game! is so hurd to get ," she said. More traclil tonally, sweat(.lrS also seem lo be popular gi ft s th is year. "Sweaters." said Pam Diem· klewlcz, spok es woman for the Lion Store at Southwyck Mall In Toledo. wher<' many peoplewevc gathered more than an ' hour before the doors opened at 9:30 a.m. "Sweater dresses and sweaters· and sweaters. The brighter and more colorfu l, the better." Youngstown shoppers also swept the stores early Friday. At the Hills Department Store outlet In the Austintown Pi ~'za, the parking lot was full shor.Uy alter the store opened Its doors, and manager Gary Kazmierczak sai<l shoppers were waiting outside for the arrival of a familiar holiday figu re:· � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 28, 1986 dilcher hatfield jeffries laudermilt layfield mcnemar priddy