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'1tl "a. iOI' " ' '!II( 1V.OI Cl"" flnll l """"""'-' I :leg. cue ZIPPER-FRONT JACKET SIZES 38-46 1988 48-50 SALE$ 2a1 SALE$ SIZES COZY BOOTS Warm quilttd/slotarling boats in sins S, M, I, XL. Choost navy, rtd, snowcap, calico htart or Jennifer prints. $ 7aa c,,,,,.., sm s,,, $389°0 "*KIIOO_,_ MWI-- , . _ 1K1 I •0111 LADIES' SLEEPWEAR ' . long and short gowns and robts, l,fe~ I "i\· . •LIFETIME FRAME WARRANTY •INNERSPRING MATTRESS •DURABLE LONGWEARING COVERS •OUR REGULAR '896.00 ' By HELEN THOMAS Speakes acknowledged that , Reagan purposely did not Inform UPI White H~se Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) -Pres· some tap aides of his Jan. 17 !dent Reagan, facing' a long siege · authorization . to sell arms to with the Iran arms-Contra aid Iran, apparently bypassing his scandal, has.turned hls attentlon . own procedure' for circulating to next year's budget and domes· national security decisions .. But he refused io acknowledge tlc programs as Investigators a report In The Washington Post rummage through his tiles. Deputy press secretary Larry that a 19S2 "tuitional security Speakes said Thursday that the decision directive" by Reagan FBI, congressional Investiga- set up a system ·for notifying tors. and the staff of a presiden- eight top U.S. foreign and detial panel chaired by former Sen. fense policy officials of key John Tower at Texas have access decisions. • to the files ln a secure area oft he Speakes explained he could not Executive Office Building. confirm the Post account be· In addition, the White House cause of a )ongstandlng rule · counsel's office, headed by Peter against discussing top secret .· Walllson, Is preparing an Inter· documents ... But. he said, "As you know: on nal report from the papers In the files. the Jan. 17 or(ler, the presldenl Speakes said that Reagan is issued very strict rules about maintaining an "even keel" how It should be a closely 'held during the heavy barrage from type operation. ..•. As we've Capitol Hill and the media abou1 indicated, very lew people knew the secret , operatlon that dl· about this and It was a very verted up to $30 million In arms deliberate arrangement ... besales prouts from Iran to the cause It was a sensitive Issue." Nicaraguan rebels. On Jan. 17, Reagan Issued a Reagan Is currently working intelligence authorization, called on the 1987 budget and looking a "finding," which authorized over a welfare reform plan and a and provided legal justification "catastrophic health" program for the secret arms sales. Thursday evening, Reagan which Is being pushed by Health and Human Services Secretary helped an 8-year-old fatherless boy, Byron Whyte of Prince Otis Bowen, Speakes said. County, Md., light the Georges But the repercussions from the National Christmas Tree in a scandal are never very far away, ceremony dating back to Calvin with ·aides acknowledging that It Coolidge. will tak~ m~ny months before ap Standing with ·,h\m · in the indepeqdent counsd and , t!w Hou.se and--Senate select diplomatic receptlon room for the launching or the Pageant of Wat~rgate-slyle committees Peace were his wife, Nancy, and complete their probes. Tower's panel, looking into the Byron. who belongs to the Naoperations of the National Secur· tional Capital area chapter of Big lty Council, was expected to have Brothers and Big Sister~ . The red and blue lights ignited a report within a couple of on the 32-foot blue spruce when months. When full-scale hearings get Byron pushed the button on a underway, Speakes said the .lectern on a desk in lhe ornate White House would not object to room where the president greets public hearings by the congres· world leaders. As soon as the lights went on slonal committees as long as Mrs. Reagan exclaimed "there" some of the intelligence-related subjects are reserved for closed and the musicians struck up "0 Tannen\)aum." sessions. $6.8800 ' . ·' . ·'• CARING AND SHARING - Christmas is for 'caring and sharing, and this year the Farmers Bank & Savings Co. have Initiated a new program of remembering needy cbUdren. Employees have been Invited to purchase toys, bring In the receipts, alld tlien the bank will match the amount dollar for do Dar lor the purchase ol other toys. All wUI be turned over to the Jaycees lor distribution. The Idea for the employee participation program was proposed by John Karschnlk and the response SAVE 8207.00 victims can fend off disease By JAN ZIEGLER UPI Science Writer . WASHINGTON (UP!) -Call· fornla researchers have disco· vered certain white blood cells are able to keep the AIDS virus from reproducing, a finding that suggests patients may have the power to fight off the deadly disease withoul drug treatment. The team from the University of California at San Francisco reported Thursday the Isolation of the cells from three apparently heallhy homosexual men who had antibodies to the AIDS virus, but who showed no trace of the IIIIT FREE --.,.......... Mow-: ..,. .. SMtl "tlllllto 1t1t i HII _,. Plllll JOif ~"· __ ""'w1n lfltlfii_W. • C~ r CHM-9i llecl ll lll YtllfiA .OFIOOME~ II bllltl' blllllt\llft lOll iltll OWOOOWII "" o Duel EDGE !OILHNEI't• ~1'111\1 • t C.l(llll ·. ,lllll'llfl\11 • ao rr cora $719 The Proot Ia In lht Poalmarkl r..n • 111111 a. ,... Olfic& ltlltt . . 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If the CDS ceiL .vere removed from the bloodstr~am, made to multiply using a natural cellbooster like lnterleukln 2 and reintroduced Into the body, they could be a way of preventlng or treating AIDS, Levy said. "This selective treatment would avoid the known effect of IL-2 in Increasing T·helper cells that could become additional target cells for HIV !AIDS virus) replication," the team wrote. The AIDS virus attacks socalled helper T-cells . .JL-2, an Immune system booster, Induces these cells to multiply and has also been in testing as a cancer treatment. Officials label trailer fire cause 'suspicious' SAI.E ...'1S~ off... "' disease. . The cells, a type of white blood cell called CDS suppressor Tcells, destroyed· the acquired Immune deficiency syndrome virus when mixed together in a test tube. · "I think the drama In this Is that this Is the first Indication of a mechanism by which an lndivld· ual can ward off or suppress the virus in their own body," said Dr. Jay Levy, a UCSF professor or medicine who wrote the report published In the journal Science. "I'm really excited about this." he said. "It also fits into our own belief that If your Immune system Is functioning well you should be able to handle this virus." l#vy and · the UCSF researchers have been following about 40 healthy men who have IAJDS virus antibodies bul no deteclable virus In their system. Since most AIDS patients do have active virus Infections, Levy said he wondered what made the healthy men different • · I DONATION - A ~heck lor 12M was presented to Patty Hays, Meigs County special olymplcs coordinator, at right, by, left to right, Mildred Hudson and Betty Smith, of the Eagles .Club Auxiliary. Hays stated that tbe money wUI go ,ijiii"' AUIIDIIC . . IIU1lllll so far has been excellent, he reports. The bank wUI also continue Its annual project of contributIng to the ,food baskets program of the Jaycees whlcb will be usln1 the old Moore's Store buDding owned by the Farmers Bank for Its distribution headquarters. Here Bruce Reed, left, accepts a toy from Cindy Brown, and John Karschnlk, right, accepts one from ;Jo Ann Crisp to add to the already large array of toys. Researchers suggest AIDS MOTOR • Htlvy-duty S.O o\MP Molor ONLY fl995 to 20 IIO.W ONLY $18 29 PARI FREE IN POMEROY WOMEN'S DressjackttSale ...., ·•-s. jodctt/skirt suit~ pftaltd blou1111 stylos end • ., waist tlrosws. lllllts ·Sim 6 to 11 IIIII Slm 1211• ta 24'h Reg. 121 ....... •21.00 leg._S32 ....... ·.t~I.UV Reg. 131 ....... S2&.50 R~g. l41 ....... s36.00. MEN'S $54.95 Insulated Coveralls S IS4-U), M 131-' toward the purchase of additional basketball uniforms and equipment for the Carleton School basketball team. The. first home game for Carleton's River Racers Is scheduled (or .Jl a.m., Jan. 20. A !Ire which destroyed an Ferguson said that ·aulhorltles unoccupied house trailer early have no idea how long the trailer Thursday evening Is "of a was on fire before the departsuspicious origin" according to ments were alerted. He said Albany Fh'e Chief Jim Ferguson. tliere was no' electricity or source Ferguson reports that Albany. of heat in the trailer, and that a Rutland and Scipio Volunteer relative of Brickles reported th~t Fire Departments were called windows had been broken out of around 6:30p.m. toMeigs Counly the trailer earlier. Road 47 where the trailer, owned Sheriff Howard Frank was by Esta Brlckles. "was already called 10 the scene and the malter on the ground" when firemen remains under Investigation. arrived. WASHINGTON !UP!) -CIA Director William Casey, under siege in two days of congr~: slonal hearings, erriphati~ally denies reports that he knew or..;. but dld nothing abo~! - th~ brewing Iran-arms foreign polIcy scandal lhat exploded l.nt~ public view 17 days ago. . .. As Casey reiterated his stance Thursday to the House Intelll; gence Committee, the White House sent the Senate Intelll· gence Committee a 13h·lnch· thick stack of documents relating to the Iran arms-Contra at~ . controversy - about half the memos and National Securtl)' Council reports reques.ted. i panel spqkesman said. · , The. Senate panel, whlc~ launched an lnvesllgatlon intp. the matter last week, planned ,to resume hearings today. There were no similar plans for the House Intelligence and Foreign Affairs committees, whlcll opened hearings this week. • , · Still expected are a crlmliull' lnvesllga!lon by an Independent. prosecutor .to be named by:.a. federal court as well as ad~t:-- '· llonal congressional probes. . : Casey, forced to overcome· a loathing or the limelight in two grueling days or closed conunl~­ tee questioning, broke his silence Thursday and iold reporters h~ had an inkling that money fro'\! secret U.S. arms sales to Iran was missing even bo:!fore It was publicly rrvealed Nov. 25 by Attorney General Edwin Meese. Casey Insisted, however, that he had no idea as much as $30 million ·was diverted to the CIA-backed Contra rebels In Nicaragua untO Meese told b,irg. Casey repeatedly has sai4•1)i$ agency had a minimal rolfi ·Iii President Reagan's covert tr~n.. initiative. ·• '· Bul The Washington Post reported today that Casey provided the White House with an Intelligence evaluation that encouraged the administration's self· described effort to build ties will\ . Iranian "moderates." . Sources told the Post that former national security adviser Robert McFarlane asked Casey to submit his own evaluation of the region following a July 1985 meeting between McFarlane and David Kimche, director general of the Israeli Foreign Ministry. Klmche, a 30-year veteran of the Israeli Mossad secret intelli· gence service, had told McFar; . lane that moderates were wU!.tn.Jt to negotiate. · "Casey found the Israeli analy· sis bona fide, based on his qwn intelligence," the Post quoted one source as saying, and he spenl weeks gathering inform&· lion from U.S. Intelligence agencies and comparing it to Israeli information. · ' The New York Times reporled today that the CIA originally proposed the Idea of keeping th~ , Iran dealings hidden from Con~' gress. Sources told the Times the agency took the unusual step In the first draft of what became a presidential order guiding the program. Scientists remaining cautious tow~d cancer breakthrough Si1t1 401, ll 142·44) 111111 XI 146-411. lrosm duck with rtd ljllilltd nylon lini.,. Doublt action Iipper. lit ltn by \ Wr••·· S44'~· Elhrlrldr POll! ~Ol . 0~10 t ll4 1 nt " ' I CHAIQ£ <;AID 'r . ,. ®o® . Gellvera more cle• nlng powet1 2& Cif!lt A Multimedia Inc. Nawap~~,_ ~ ' . 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Days ·'til Christmas LORD ISAACS unu Ohio Lottery • By LARRY DOYLE UPISclence Writer CHICAGO (UP!) - A natural tumor·flghtlng subStance once touted as a cancer breakthrough effectively attacks a form of skin cancer resistant to other treatments, but government sclentlsls remain cautious about Its future. Interleukln·2 Is "an experimental treatment, and It needs to be kept In perspective," said Dr. Steven .Rosenberg or the National Cancer InstUute hi Bethesda, Md. •· The caution surrounding the NCI report in today's Journal of the American Medical Association even exceeds that usually exercised by scle~tt!S!S, reflecting the belief Of many medical researchers that early hopes for the highly publicized protein may have been too high. Rosenberg said In a telephone fnterview that while interleukln-2 may proye a valuable therapy for melanoma and other resistant cancers, "the research on this is really in Its Infancy. Oneofthe things we really need to tell Ihe public is that this Is certainly not ready or suitable for wide applications. " . Interleukin-2. produced by white blood cells as part of an overall defense reaction, was discovered in 1976 and has since been synthesized outside the body. Early reports referred to It as a "magic bu,llet" to fight cancer, and lt has been hailed as a cancer breakthrough. Dr. Charles Moertel of the Mayo Clinic In Rochester; Minn., wrote an editorial accompany· lng the NCI study and urged researchers to "slow down before you pull drug X out of a bag and splash It all over the headlines." ' "'Ibis Is an extraordinarily toxic and expensive drug, and preliminary results do not appear to me to be all that promising," Moertel said ln a telephone lnlervlew. · "This isn't going to be important to the cancer patient of today, and it's even too early to predict whether It will be any good to the patient of tomorrow," he said. Rosenberg and other NCI researchers have been working with lnterleukln-2 alone and In conjunction with specially cultured white blood cells called lymphoklne-activated klller cells. The team recently treated 10 patients with · cancers resistant to other treatments, six with a form of skin cancer called melanoma, three with colon cancer and one with ovarian cancer. The · patients received high doses of the lnterleukln·2 ·alone, given three· times a day for up to three weeks. In three of the melanoma patients, tumors shrank by 50 percent, altbough two of the patients required re_tr~atment. The tumors o! two of these melanoma patients continued to shrink for six .• months after therapy was completed. . ~~ No effect was seen In the three other melanoma" patients or the four other cancer patients. ' Rosenberg said the trial was still a success since melanoma ".ls a disease Ihat tends to. not show this kind of re6ponse to any other treatment" and added lnterleukln· 2 may be morl! effective used in combination wlth otl~r treatments. ' · .. Interleukin-2 produces a number of serious slcie effects, 'Including nausea and vomiting, diarrhea; rashes, leakage of fluid from blood vessels and blood In the urine. · ' · Rosenberg said treatment-related deaths . ar~ low In his lnterlelikln·2 studies, but he said: he' could not discuss the numbers untO the over,aJ,I:.' data are published In a scientific journal expected early next year. · · , I ..• ,. ' I .. . .. • �. Page-2-~ Daily Sentinel .• .Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio · Friday, December 12, 1986 ' ·Political gridlock The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio · "Iran and the Contras" Is the White House to one party and S!'ttling down for a nice long run Congress to the other makes the at the Con!!Tesslonal Theater In development and lmplementaWashington, and It Is tlmetotake . tlon of rational policies on just a preliminary look at the proba· about any subject almost lmpos· ble political fallout of this slble, and never more so than extravaganza, during the last half of a second The Immediate political conse· presidential term. quence wlll be <'V<'n more of a The Democratic · leaders on stal<>mat<> during the n<>xt two Capitol Hill will amuse them· years than we w<>re in ·for selves by thwarting Presldept anyway. As 1 have complained R<>agan I~ <>very way they can, many limes , the American peo· He will avenge himself by pie's d<>plorable habit of giving ' vetoing any Important bills they DEVOTE D TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~~ ts:m~ rn......_...... ~v ,,....,=,""". ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsl1er " PAT WHITEHEAD ·AS.Istant Publisher/Controller ',l BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor William A. ·Rwher pass. In foreign affairs. the Soviets, observing the Impasse, will probably d<>clde . to await Reagan 's departure .from the scene two years hence before making ariy Important new moves on the arms front. In Nicaragua, however, th<' Russians will be foolish lnde!'d If they don't double their' stake at once. President Reagan's· Space Shield may survive the Democrats' axe, thanks to the cooler. · heads In their party, but further A MEMBER of The Unltod Press International, Inland Dally Press _ Association and the Amerlc~n Newspaper Publishers Association . • LETTERS OF' OPINION are welcortl(l . They shooki be less than.l>O words .. long. All let te r s a re sub)l'CIIo ed i ting and llJJ SI be signEd with name, addr{'Ss and ~ telcphqnf' nu mber. No un stgnat lelt£'rs will be published. L£'1ters should be In good tas te>, a dd rrs s ln ~ Issu es, not ~rs ooalillrs. The Lighter Side '( rhe importance .o f being Rambo ••• f fP .I i ~~pinions of other editors Richmond (Va.) Times-Dispatch After mort' than five years, Roman Catholic bishops led by Archbishop R(>mbert G. Weakland of Mllwauk!'e have finished and 1 released their much·dlscuss!'d pastoral letter, "Economic Justice I For All : Cat holic Social Trachlng and the U.S. Economy." • ... Among other things, their letter ad vocates more governm<>nt job : err<~ lion programs, more welfare and a higher minimum wage. It seeks lower military spending so that funds may;),e freed , nol for, taxpaye rs, but for more social programs. .. , Ironica ll y, the letter Is coming out at a tlmewh<>n moreandmor<> people are qu es tioning the assumption that government can cure what ails society , ,.. Thl' bishops say th!'y are all for the private Isector, bu t th!' solutions they propose are statist for the most part. ' Now-the Roman Catholic Church Is going to spend more than a half a : millio n doll ars on "follow up" activities to spread their message. It's : too bad th e money can't be put ·to more productive use. I jToday in history Today is Friday, Dec. 12. the 346th day of 1986 with 19 to follow . The moo n is moving toward Its full phaS('. The morn ing stars arc Mercury, Venus and Saturn. The evl'ning stm·s are Mars and Jupiter, ·1 Thos<• bo rn on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. Th<>y :Include John Jay. first Chief Justice of the Supr<>me Court, In 1745; iabol ltlonlst William Lloyd Garrison In 1805; French novelist Gustave Wlaubert In 1821; Norwegian painter Edvard Munch In 1863; actor IEdward G. Robinson In 1893; singer Frank Sinatra In 1915 (age 111; television game show host Bob Bark<>r In 1923 (age 63); New York Mayor Edwar·d Koch In 1924 (age 621; and singers Connie Francis In J93S !age 481, and Dionne Warwick In 1941 (age 45) . On this date In history: 1901. a wlrelrss message was transmitted acrqss the Atlantic Ocean fo1· the first lime. . In 1937, Japanese planes bombed and sank the U.S. gunboat Panay lin the Yangtze river above Nanking, China. J.apan later said It was a mist ake. In 1975, Sara Jane Moore said she willfully tried to kill President Gerald Ford, and asked a San Francisco court to acc<>pt her guilty plea . She Is serving a life prison sentence. In 1981 martial law was Imposed In Poland. In 1985, the Cl'ash of an Arrow Air DC-8 military charter on takeoff lrrom Gander, Newfou1d!and, killed all 256 aboard Including 248 !soldiers flying home for holldays from Sinal peacekeeping duty: It Is ~he worst such U.S. military air disaster. • A thought for Ill€ day: Abolitionist Wllllam Lloyd Garrls()n said, "We may be personally aef<>at!'d, but our principles never." I In ! I oil ... . !~ ; • ~ : • ' II a Polish attache at the Polish Schwartz says that on his , Bank Handlow In New York, to return to .New York he reported ; discuss the purchas<>ofunrelated all this to FBI counterintelliPolish products. Schwartz later gence officials there, and to : flew to Vl<>nna, wh!'re he mel Pentagon Intelligence officials In ' with the head of the Polish Washington. · ' commercial trade office. Th<> Schwartz also Insists he told , American businessman was In- the agencl<>s that som~ U.S. : vited to Warsaw during th!' 50th W!'apons might have to be sold to • annlv<>rsary of the ·anti-Nazi Poland as part of the deal - an i' uprising of 1943 - a good cover Illegal act that agency officials for his secret discussions. absolutely deny they approved. In Warsaw, Schwartz met with With co·defendan 1 Leonard l a high-ranking gen<>ral of CEN· Berg. presldl'nt of HLB, ~ ZIN, the Po.llsh mllltary safes Schwartz set up a company. : office. Schwartz Initially in- called Global Research and quired only . about the SAM-7 Development In Switzerland to.· missiles. He assur<>d the gen!'ral handle the weapons tranactlons. ·,: they would not ~ shipped to an But the scheme came unglued , "out-of-bounds" nation - like when a Customs Service lnfor· ~ the United States: It took two mant - who was also a business mor<> m!'etings to get the mlssll<> rival of HLB - stumbled upon • deal confirmed. evidence of the d<>al and In· ; Schwartz then brought up the formed f<>deral prosecutors. T-72s, and was told a sail' was Schwartz, Berg and the other ' possible as long as the tanks were defendants were called In for ' going to a Soviet "client state." questioning and were Indicted .' An American company couldn't after Intelligence officials denied ; be Involved. the price would be having sanctioned the Illegal sale ., high, and the deal would proba· of small arms and ammo to the ;· bly take a couple of years. Poles. · tt I. 1 . NY Islanders 8, New Jersey 4 Mootreal6, NY Rangers 2 1 . 91ft , 10'/t 13 I! R 9 6 6 Utah 7 7 II 12 . 14 J.J Boston 4, VancOuver 2 . Philadelphia 5. Calgary 3 Minnesota 6, Detroit 6 · Fr!aliy's Games 'foronto at Pltishurgh, 7: 30 2Yz 5 p.·m. . fil~~ 6 ~1l 7 1~r Saturday'!!! GameN Boston at Montreal, night ·' Vancouver .650 .6.12 \1,. A·U 5 ;428 a f • Philadelphia at Minnesota. night Piltshurgh at Toronto, night Chicago at St. Louis, ntjtht Calgary at Los . Angeles, night Transactions · Thur~day's GanH'I'\ Indiana I U,·l:lt.'Vciand 94 Golden Stal e Ill, Houston 101 lJtah 103, Dalla!o!98 ~at tie I J:t San i\nlonlo 107 Friday's Gamt-s Philadelphia Ill NPw .:,•rscy, l i:lO 8<L'il'bttll Nt•w Vnrk . (,\L) - Trudt•d oulfl••ld1•r l\11ke Eu.sler and mlnorlt ~ugut• Infielder Tom Barrtof.t tu Philadelphia lor pitt.-her ('harleil Jtud'iUD IUld mlnor-lcaa;ue pitcher .Jt•ff Knox. . N)' Ml•l!!! (NI. ) - Traded out· fielder Kl.'vln Mltcht•ll , tl}lnor lca~~tue lnfh•ldt•r Shawn Ahnt•r, minor league uutflt•ldt.'l' Stan .Jet· f erson and minor league pUcht.'l's Kc\' In 8 rown and Kl•VIn Ann· slronr~~:: to San Dlt>go outRelder Kt•,1ln McKt•ynoldK, relhof pltcht."'' Ut•nt> Waltt•r ~d minor lea.gut• Infielder Adam Gin g. , Oakland Traded infteldt.'f llonnlt~ Hill to fhicugu (1\1,) for (lltcht•r G4•nt• Nelson and u pla)'t•rto lw namLod. BaNkt1ball p.m. Sou·ramento at AUantu.. i: 30 p.m. W~U~hlnjlton at Detroit, 7:30p.m. LA LakL>rS at 808tun, 8 p.m . ChlCili{O at Milwaukee, 9 jl.m. Phoenb: at Denvrr, 9::w p.m. Pnrthlnd 111 LA. Cllpperi<i. 10 ::111 p.m . Sll.lurduy'N Games .. Atlanta at New York, night Boi<iton at W6t.Shlngton, night J•hiJadelpNa at Cleveland, nh{hl 1 LA Lakcrs ut Dctroh, niKhl New .JerseY at Indiana, nl1thl MIIM'Ilukee 111 Chical(o, nll(ht . Sacranu.ontn at llou!lillm , night Golden ShU.f" Ill San ,\nionio, nlghl . · · BoNion - l.A Clippers al Utah, night Denver at Phot'flh:. night \ •trill\ ·If, HOI:hLI u · 11;1 1·: (1/1·.~ f :tul/• •rf'llo 'l ' 1'nlri.·h· Hif'i., inrl . II I. T I'L~ . t ;f t; I Phlla Pttshr NY Jsln Nw .Jrsy Wshn NY Rng 21 6 14 10 13 12 t:! t3 10 14 9 t:! 2 44 124 4 32 107 ~ :12. 112 2 2ll 110 70 97 101 129 Hrtlrd Quehc 14 K 3 31 H7 RO 13 t3 4 30 104 91 93 115 Ill 12:! Adams Dlvl,lon Montrl t5 II 4 :14 107 96 Boston 14 II 4 32 100 91 r. 19 4 H 9ll 112 Campbell Conference Bullllio Norris Division W L T Pts. GF GA " St. Lous 12 12 4 ,21! ' 92 102 Toronl ' 11 12 4 2s" 92 93 ' Mlnnst II 13 9 25 112 108 RS 93 8 16 5 21 95 125 Detroit , 10 13 5 24 Chicago ftt't' Toledo jolts Redskins By United Press International The Toledo Rockets are off to 1heir best start in ri years with an unblemished record after five gam<>s of the 1986·87 basketball · Tonight's games a~t;ent llsl." NHL results S 24 Sl.~t.ned SCRAMBLE FOR BALL~ No~thGallla'~Kelth Burnette (20) eyes loose hall while unidentified Southern player scrambles to pick It up In furw11rd Darrt>n I>aye; placed for"·ard Scott Wc•dman on Injured Dan .. at s..w,, night · 6 26 Hartford, night 12 10 :5t!'i 4~'t 10 Jo .500 til ~ I t~ .211 . 11 LA Cllppe"' at night · BuffaJo ·at Quebec, night New .Jersey at NY L"'landers, Houston Denver San Antonio .:JOt iY~ Sau:nmnt .:100 11!t Paciflt· Dlvl~tion LA l..aker"' 15 4 .71\9 Sealtlc II R .5i9 ·I Gulden SU II 10 .550 !I Portland 1 PhDt>tlb: . . Winnipeg at Edmonton; 9: 30 p.m. · W L Pel. (18 Dalla." t Thursday's ResuUs 1•,., f ; il 6 . 6R~ Phttadlph 1:1 6 .6M Woshln!l'n 9 10 .m New Vqrk ~ li .%27 New ,Jerst•y 3 17 .no Ct!ntrlll Dl\'lslon .Atlanta 16 ~ .800 ·MII"·aukc U 7 Jt67 Detroit · 9 7 .Sfiit Chlc:ago 9 10 .474 Indiana 10 II .450 {'le\'Chmd. M II .4U \\ll$ ll'l'n Conference Mld~' I'St Division 1:1 1/ We knew about it ____.l_a_ck_A_n_d_er_so_n_&_D_al_e_~_an_A_t_ta! WASHINGTON - U.S, intelli· Schwartz has named nam<>s, gence agencies trl!'d to smugglE' dates and places In an attldavit stat!'·Of·the·art Soviet military submltt<>d to the f!'deral judge hardwarE' to the West. This is the handling the case, which has story of an American arms been put under s<>al for s<>curlty dealer facing trial for a transac· purposE's. Our associate Donald lion he Insists was a crucial part Goldb<>rg has learned many of of the plan. But Intelligence the d<>talls Schwartz put In his officials deny that they autho- sworn statement. rized anything IllegaL This Is Schwartz's side of the The tnt rlcate scheme collapsed bizarre story: , when a Customs Service tipster In 'Nov<>mb<>r 1982, Schwartz learned about the Illegal part of was contacted by a "fr!'e·lance" it, and those Involved wpre CIA agent, who told him the indicted for attempting to sell agency wanted to get Its hands on arms to Poland . Solomon two T-72s and some SAM-7 Schwartz, three other lndlvldu· missiles and launchers. The CIA als and H[,.B Security Electron- had come to Schwartz because of Ics Ltd . will go on trial In New his past d<>alings with the Polish York early next year. government. Th<> defendants claim their attempted sale of automatic By way of corroborative detail, riflE's and ammunition to Poland Schwartz noted that the CIA was part of the quid pro quo that Insisted he obtain the "hook would have Induced the Poles to numb<>rs, " found near th<> tanks ' sell them two Soviet-made T-72 towing hooks, as a v<>rlflcatlon of tanks and some SAM-7 anti· Polish officials' good faith . The aircraft t;nlsslles. U.S. lntelli· numbers could be check<>d g<>nce agencies have been trying against the agency's own lnt<>lll· for years to obtain the Soviet genae, Schwartz was told. weapons for analysts of their Schwartz began the tricky materi als aRd technology.· enterprise by arra nglng to meet ASSOC. By UnitOO PreHI'( lnlt'l'llij.llonaJ Ewilern Corlferent:('. 1\Uuntlc DM!iilon . In one area, President Reagan : probably will be able to make : . further Important progress, and , that Is the judiciary. No doubt 1 · Democratic Sen; Joseph Blden of , Delaware, the new chairman of l the Judiciary Committee, will be • a superb Horatlo·,aHhe-Brldge ~ In the case of this o~ . that : particularly controversial nomt- : n!'e, but not even h<' can hope to , block the gr<>at majority of , Reagan's chOices. Even In the ' case of vacancies on the Supreme : Court, It Is doubtful that the : , Democrats could sucC!'ed , In • wltholdlng ·confirmation lrom ' . either Circuit Court Judge Ro· ; bert Bork or Sen, Orrin Hatch of Utah. : As for the longer-range .polltt· : cal consequences, one simply has , to assume that the Democrats' • prosp<>cts for 1988 have lm- 1 proved. Ronald Reagan ' s me- 1 mory and legacy are still almost , certain to be the GOP's biggest • assets In the 1988 presidential : campaign, but the Democrats ; have gone over to the psycholog!- _. cal offensive and may w<>ll be ; able to r<>taln that Important ; advantage right through Elec· . lion Day. Th<> Democrat In the best position to benefit politically from all this Is probably Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, who, as thelncomlng chairman of the Arm!'d Services Committee, Is guaranteed a large and proml· n<>nt voice on <>very key ,qu<>stlon from th<> Iran Imbroglio and contra aid to SDI and arms control. "George, I'm in the middle of an important foreign policy decision. Can you come back later?" NATIONAL BASKETBALl. Bm~ton captures award Smythe Division Edmn . IH II I 37 (34 109 Catgry 16 13 I 33 109 113 Wnnpg 15 II 2 32 103 94 Ls Angl 13 13 2 %8 1%8 130 Vancvr 8 19 2 18 9t 117 NBA results ' military aid to the contras Is :' probably a goner. Of course, the , R<>publlcans may be able to , capitalize on this, as communism thereupon spreads through Cen- ; tral America. . • By DICK WEST : WASHINGTON !UP! I - Hollywood actors Sylvester Stallone and t:J int Eastwood head a list of the "25 Most Important Am<>ricans" published by, you should pardon the expr!'ssion, Penthouse·. magazine. • Although the publication deliberately <>xciuded President Reagan ~nd other government officials, It obviously retained lh!' right to ~el ect important former federal biggies. ~ Both Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger are on the list. = Also mentioned as important are "corporate raiders Saul St<>inberg ~nd T. Boone Pickens." Nowhere, however, did I S!'ethenameoHvan :{loesky, a stock marketeer sometimes plctur!'d as the biggest Insider In history. ! Likewise curious, considering "their money" was one consid<>ra•ion, there was no mention of Ross Perot, the billionaire s~ld to have ~en Involved In efforts to free American hostages In Lebanon. • Far be It from me to suggest that Stailon<>'s and Eastwood's movie· ~oles had anything to do with their being chosen. ~ Yet even Rea gan himself apparently admlr!'d the way Stalione rtrayed the screen charact<>r "Rambo." And he once us!'d an astwood line - "Go ahead. Make my day." - to characterize his vn dealings with Congress. • As a magazinP publicist wrote. Stallone show!'d In his ~erformances that "the ordlna'ry American could achieve the goals of tustice and dignity by the use of violence." • It fu rther was alleged that Eastwood' s movies demonstrated "an ;nerring knowledge of what Is right and wrong" by portraying the Star as "utterly without ppily ." • I'm not saying Reagan admired the way Rambo shot up the North Srietnamese. It could be he merely llk<>s scr!'enplays that call for an Ordinary American to obtain justice by force. • Anyway, 1 think It's a pity there hasn't been a more modern sequ<>l. (t could be tilled "Rambo Visits the Middle East." Or some such tUie. • I'd like to see any Iranian-controll!'d Lebanese hostage-taker stand to Rambo 's concept of justice. \ · -Let's assume that when Stallone goes to Iran he takes along an arm ·load of weapons not to trad<> for hostages but for his own use. , ' Then he discovers a pro-communist go~ernment In' Central America is holding stlll more hostages and that Its oppositiopleaders only respond to cash, I There might be a law against supplying the Contra forces, but what's an actor to do? • Rambo does what any other ordinary American bent upon 1 ac hieving just icc would hav!' done. He white washed profits from the 1ra n arms through a Swiss bank and gives lito the Contras. Sure enough, a hostage in Lebanon Is released, It may not be the hostage Rambo had In mind but he learned long ago nottolook a gift hor se in the mouth. • Rambo. as you can Ieli. had a good cliche teacher. ; As fa r as sequels are concerned, it might be less costly simply to 1cast Eastwood In anoth<>r "spaghetti western. " Any oater fllm!'d in Lebanon with an Italian director will do. But If budgetary considerations play a part, why not reappoint Kissinger to some federal post? l 0 · ( 'OII cge Iowa Stall• - Football team plact!d on NCAA prohatlon for two y••ars. -: Southern Cui - Annuunced lr~h­ man forward l'tllkl! fanudu ·quli h""'kl"ihall team. Southern Methodl!~il - NamNI Dudl~ Trlct' P~rk t>r, .Jr., attlog atll!ctic dlre•·tor. · Equ4!Strlan lntcrnaUonu.l Ei1urstrian Ff.'der· atlon - Namt'fl Princess Annt• pmo;ldent. Fo"thall D1•lrolt - Re·.iilkncd t:orn crhat•k Rod Hill; plat·t.>d t.-orn erhack .John Btwtlc on injurt'tl rt'Hl!tvt•. l.t\ Raiders - Sign('d dl'f cnsi\'t' ha.:k Odls MrKinnl'y; plact.'d defen· !<!lvP 1•nd Mike " 1l)ie. on Injured rt'Sl'rvr. . NFL - Namt'd ,Jume; ('onway oViKIKtunt exet.:utlve dlrt•dor and l(l•nerlll t·oun,.el IUid \ 'lnt.'l' Cal!ley 1 puhllt relations dirf'ctor for its ·Manaxeanf"n~ Coundl. · Golf PG1\ - Elet.i1•d ,Jamt"i<i Ray Carpenter prel'lldenl . Hol'kt'Y ll11.i1ford- At:qulfl'd left M'IDJtet;' , IJa\le St•nwnko from Edmonton. SVAC GAMES Oak Hill at North Gallia Southwestern at Eastern Symmes Valley at Kyger Creek Hannan TracE' at Southern TVC GAMES Federal Hocking at Wellston Vinton County at Trimble M<>lgs at Belpre N<>lsonvlll<> York at Alexander SEOAI. GAMES Athens at Warren Local ' Jackson at Logan Marietta at Gallipolis OT,HERS Northwest at Waverly Portsmouth West at Wheelersburg · Greenfield at Washington CH Boyd County at Portsmouth Saturday's games Warr<>n Local at Belpre WhePlersbuq~;f Ch<>sapeak<' Waverly at G)!oenfleld Gallipolis at South Point A1hens a I Alex a nder Wellston at Jackson ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) ~ Oklahoma's Brian Bosworth Is stlll thinking about what colorS to dye his hair for a banquet appearance Monday when he nic<>lves the 1986 Butkus Awa~d as the nation's best college linebacker. . "I might have to call Mr~ Butkus and see what his favorite four or five colors are/' Bos: worth said Thursday upon learn· log he had captured the honor f.o r the second straight year. The foot-high bronze trophy of a playe r standing In the class!¢ linebacker stance with hands on knees wa ~ first awarded In 1985 by the Downtown Athletic Club of Orlando. . The award is named fC?r Chicago Bears' great Dick But· kus , who will present Bosworth· the · trophy at a black· tie ceremony In Orlando. A · panel of sports wrlt<>rs, broadcasters and others con· nect!'d with football nominates •play<>rs and selects the winner. ' If There Is A Question • •• season . , . The Rockets pass!'d a maJOr test Thursday night as they posted a 73·68 Mld·Amencan Conference victory over previously unbeaten Miami. Blake Burnham scored a game-high 27 points and topped his teammates with six rebounds and four assists in helping the Rockets boost their record to.5·0 overall and 1·0 In the league. Burnham. a 6-foot-8 215-pound center from Council Bluffs, Iowa. connected on 11 of 16 shots from the field and five of six from the foul line In helping Toledo come from a 26·24 halftime deficit. The Rockets got 1.3 points from A,npy Fisher and 10 from Jeff Haar. Mark German contributed both of Toledo's three-point goals , The Redskins, 4·1 for,all games and 0-1 in th e MAC, wer<> paced by1Trim ill Ha ywood's 16 point s and Eddie Schilling's 11 . Todd Staker led Miami in rebounds (nine! and assists (seven) . Elsewhere In Ohio college basketball action Thursday night , Xavier romped to a 97-75 triumph over visiting Hanover !Ind. 1. Don't Take 1\ Chance. 675-4340 PIIIIITIACYWE SELL ~ Try on vanity for size ______Rus_t_yB_r_ow_n:: My husband stridE's out of the house each morning in a cloud of Aramls spray - a gift from a male frl<>nd. By 7 a. m. 'he's gone, but his memory lingers on, sc<>ntlng the rooms for several hours. I shake my head In disbelief. This Is lh!' man who, some years ago, wh<>n his hair grayed, was horrified· that I sugg!'Sied a J,illle Gr<>cian Formula . H!' resisted with equal disd ain my demonstrations that hair, If carefully directed, could disguise a widenIng bald spot. · Now, he's ·wearing cologne? . Yet his obeisance to self· <>nhancement Is minor compared to to what oth<'~ men are doing these days, Some pay $50 and up for haircuts at uptown salons or hav<> their hair permed, Some are stocking up on skin-care products - from moist urlzers and "toners 1' to expensive facial soaps. A few even go the mud-pack route to cleans<> their porE'S, The newly-elected governor of New Mexico, Garr!'y Carruthers - first successful Republican candidate In 18 years - had extensive dental work befor<> the campaign. A large gap between his front teeth was narrow!'d and over-large Incisors reduced In size. The media had a ball running photos comparing the "before" and "after" of his winning smile, Of course, movie stars are the major leaguers of Image Impact. Heavy-hitter Richard Chamber· lain, for ·example, after a TV Interview reportedly looked at his hair and demanded, "Did It look that weird?" Assured It was OK, he nevertheless lnstruc.ted I his PR man, "Don't let me do lnt<>rvlews with my hair like that." melle potions comp<>tlng for space on the bathroom sh<>lf. And then there's the mailer of time, as Mann polni!'d out : "Men At l~st month's annual meeting ar<> expected to be In and out of of the American Acadetny of the bathroom, showered, shaved Plastic and Reconstructive Sur· and ready to go In 10 minutes geons, It ·was announced that flat." But what wlll happen, she m<>n now account for 10 p<>rcent wonder!'d , If men take as much of all face lifts, 14 percent of th!' lime as women? eyelid lifts and 25 percent of all ' I can Identify with that di· nos<> jobs, And, endorsing their lemma. While I'm applying the own product, n<>arly one out of five plastic surgeons has under· gone aesthetic surgery: "It's normal for people to want to look their best," said conferee Dr. Bruce Connell, associate clinical professor at University • of California-Irvine, adding, "A • 0 wide-awake, alert and eager• • looking man ha s. a real advi!n· ' Iage In today's market." , 0 A Newsw!'ek article a few months ago reported that big bucks are being spent by men to get the competitive edge In business. Designer suits have nev<>r be<>n mort' popular. lfart, Schaffner & Marx, according to Newsw!'ek, now markets "The Right Suit," promoted with the slogan, "The Right Suit might -not help you close the deal. But the wrong suit could easily close finishing touches for an evening .: out, my husband busies himself < fixing the dog's dinner, locking ' doors and arranging house ~ lights. How will we get anywhere ~ on time If he too Is primping and , preening up to the last minute? : We'll be <>!bowing each other for •· space and wanllng two separate ',; mirrors. • And, whatever shall we do If our scents clash? AIR CONDITIONING TILT STEERING TINTED GLASS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION AM/FM STEREO CASSEnE RELAY WIPERS ' ' '' Berry's World "'' MEIGS COUNTY ' '• . 0 FARM FRESH EGGS • • • LARGE MED. you out." Som<> execs shell out $645 for thr<><' days at a California makeover clinic 'tor hair, skin, body, nail and eyeglasses analysis, plus a shopping trip with a fashion consultant The Newsweek article promp· ted Washington columnist ·Judy Mann to predict new marital stress If husbands and wives both · splurge on expensive dress-for· success clothes. She also dreaded all the "his" and "hers" cos· 1987 ·PONTIAC FIERO 1 ,. • ' " How do you want to finance this? !' • • c ' ~ • 79 ( DoL 69( DOI. BOSTON FERNS . $795 PRICED AT $10,647°0 SEE 3 LBS. 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Kennedy hit 3 straight baskets early in the second half to thwart an att empted comeback by the Longhorns. Kennedy's baseline drivp gave Oklahoma a 5(),351ead with 15 minutes left. Kennedy was one of five Sooners to score In double fjgu res. He was joined by Harvey Gra nt with 16, Tim McCalister 15, David Johnson 13' and Ricky Grace 12. .Patrick Fairs led Texas with 16 points and Raynard Davis added 15. Travis Mayes scored 14, a nd Wayne Thomas had 11. • • In other games, No. 8 Aubu rn romp(>(! past Austin Peay 115· 93. No. 10.Western Kentucky lost to Central Michigan 73-65, No. 12 syracuse defeated St. Bona~en · Hire 66-52. Texas Tech surpnsed co-No. 19 Wyoming 69-61 and St. John's roged Seton Hall 72-69. AI Auburn, Ala .. Jelf Moore scored a season-high 26 points and five teammates scored in double figures to lead 1he Tigers over Austin Peay. Auburn led by 33 points at one juncture in the seco~d half and reached the century mark for the first time s ince 1983. At Bo~ling Green, i<y., Dan Magerle scored 23 points to help Central Michigan upset Western Kentucky and send the Hil· !toppers to their seco nd defeat In as many nights. Western had lost to Louisville Wednesday. At Buffalo, N.Y ., Sherman Douglas scored 20 points and · Syracuse . remained unbeaten with a victory over St. Bonaven· ture. Derrick Coleman grabbed II rebounds for the Orangemen. AI Lubbock, Texas. Mike Nel· son and Greg Crowe combined to score 35 points to lead Texas Tech over ' Wyoming. The Cow- . boys trailed 38·22 at halftime but rallied to close the gap on the shooting of Fennis Dembo, who scored 26 of his 31 points In the second half. At New York, Shelton Jones scored 17 of his game- high 25 poinls in the second half to spark St. John 's past Seton Hall in the Big East opener for both teams. The Red men tra iled 34· 27 a t halftime, but outscored the Pi· raies 19-9 in the first seven minutes of the second half. ~--------------~--• FRESNO , Calif. 1UP() - San. Jose State quarterback Mike Perez. the nation's leader In Division I total offense until he was injured in. the nint h game of the season, •hould be rpa dy to play Saturday when the 19th· ranked Spartans take on Miami of Ohio In the California BowL Perez. sidelined s\x weeks ago by a separated shoulder, worked out rather heavlly 0n Wednes· day, taking a number of snaps and crisply throwing the ball in the 40-to-45 yard range. " I think he's ready to go," .said San Jose State coach Claude Gilbert . "Based on today !Wed· nesday). if nothing happens, we' ll start him ." Perez was 1he most pleasant surprise of a s urprising season for the Spartans. The junior, who did not start for his · junior eollege team, completed 59.4 percent of his passes for 2,9:!4 yards and 14 touchdowns. Included was a 509-yard passing day against the University of Pacific and 433 passing yards In a 45-41 upset victory of Fresno State, · Perez ·Isn't the only talent on the San Jose State offense. The depth of the attack starts wlth the left side of thE' offensive line that includes tackle John Almonetti, guard David Diaz- InfantE' and center Tim Stejskal. The linemen Qpened t h~ way for Kenny Jackson to pick up 1,117 yards and 12touchdowns on 262 carries this season. The Spartan pass receiving corps·is hi ghlight ed bytheplayof Guy Liggins (72 receptions for LONDON (UPI) -South Afri· cans Christo Stcyn and Dannie Visser ups ~t top-seeded Andres Gomez of Ecuador and Hans · G lld~m e l ster of Chile 6-3, S.4, 6-3 Thursda y in a second· round · match at the World Doubles Championships. Gomez and Gildemelster. a team that won five dou bles titles this year. lost in 96 minutes . In anot her match in the red group. Stefan Edberg and And· ers .Jarryd of Sweden defeated John Fitzgerald of Australia and Tomas Smid of Czechoslovakia, 4-6. 6-4. 7-5. S.3. In a bluE' group match. 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By BOB HOEFLICH tal, Room 919, ·410 W. lOth AvE'., Sentinel Slafi Writer Columbus, Ohio 43210. , • Congrats to Rusty Dean BuckJOan, Meigs Lo· May I share this with you? cal School Dis· Our daughter, Jayne, is having tr ict teacher, an exciting holiday season. She )"hO has been has been cast in the role of Mrs, selectPd for list· Cratchit at Players Theatre in Jng In OutstandColumbus. The rnu sical is enIng Young Men titled "Scrooge" and is based on ef AmPrica for Dickens' A Christmas Carol. !986 11his Is the lllh year for Players The PfOgrai:ll seeks -to recog- to· do the musical during th<; nize the achlevemenls and ablli· holiday season. It's one of those 11es of men between the-ages of21 family type prese~tations that and 36 for their outstanding civic people attend year after year,, and -professional contributions to Jayne says thE' spe<;ial effects are \heir COmmunities, StalE'S and great. the nation. Among other things The musical opened-last night Rusty plays an active .r{)ie in the and there will be 14 performan· 9perations of the Meigs. Unit of ces over the next couple of weeks. the AmPrlcan Cancer Society. · The Debi and Bob Buck, James and Jennifer Sheets, Annie ChapThanks, Mark Venoy. man, and Mark and Nancy Mark sent along the answer to · Y'oacham 'families .& not . to a question from a reader who mention yours truly .;.. will be · wanted to know about thE' mean- attending and Jayne. undoubt· Ing of ."Nittany Lions" , the edly , will feel good knowing that nickname of Penn State.· some home town folks are out there in the audience. And t~is is Mark's answer : , "Penn, Statp's campus is IO· cated at the foot of Mount Nittany Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ables of ~nd the ·nickname Nittany Lions Vale st.: Pomeroy. were dPligh· was chosen bacausP a mountain ted to have their grandson. Todd Montanez, with them for Thanksjion once roamed the area. giving week . · Todd is a student at Marquett e ; Harrisonville Brownie Troop University, Milwaukee, Wise., JI16 also took part in Middleport's !=hristmas Parade Mon· and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. aay night. . . Agustin Montanez of Arecibo, The group had planrled to. Puerto Ri'co. Mrs. Montanez is arch but of course. the cold the former Carolyn Allman of aln tOQk care of that. The gtoup Pomeroy . ad gotten contributions of candy !'o toss <tlong the paradE' route.1'<' ' I have a novelty teddy bear on {hey ended up riding In a car and my desk .. .real unusual. You tossing the goodiE's out of the car · squeez,e Its paw and it plays a windows. · · , part of a Christmas song. All of us are using It when we get negative Incidentally, Mid~leport thoughts. · ' Chamber of Commerce Presl· Comes a negative thought and dent Bill Blower asked that I we squeeze the paw . Why is It I femind you to be sure to sign up for . the $~400 Christmas give· have the feeling that the teddy ·away being held by Middleport bear Isn't going to last very long? fTlerchants. There Is nq purchase If your thoughts are negative. drop .by and squeeze a paw. Do required for participation. · keep smiling. ; Paul Hauber Jr., has been t-a ken to Mount Carmpl West Hospital In Columbus where he underwent an emergency heart bypass operation. He's doing well but remains In the intensive care unit. ' And - I didn ' t )mow that pomer A. Cole, Tuppers Plains ~usinessman, has been hospitalllzed since September. He's undergone 'hearL surgery and I ~now would really apprecia te hearing-tram you ..The address Is Homer A. Cole, University Hospi· REGISTER FOR liNCOlN AC ·225 AMP WELDER TO BE GIVEN AWAY DEC. 20 AT 12:00 NOON ·cHRISTMAS (USI'S IU·MI A 01\'ision of MuHlml'dla. Ia<'. 983 yards and 6 TDsl and Lato Mal.a uulu · (56 receptions, 844 yards. 5 tds l . & WELDING. 17 COLE ST. Jl CHEVROLET Outstanding _young men in the area TWIN CITY MACHINE Upset marks World Doubles action The Daily Sentinel • .Beat Miami battles San Jo~e State· Saturday Sooners capture 84-65 hoop win . ' Friday, December 12, 1986' Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The ''The letter lank" .......... ..... W. va. . 71NI1• MEMBER f.D.I.C. 2212 I Point" t •Ail. W, Ya.t-- 171-1121 - lllhi-..... W. Ve. 112·2131 "LOOK THIS OVER" $5900 ,... ' ..., �-·-·--~- . Middle port, Oh10 . .....___ .. December .1 2, · ..·Friday, December 12, 1986 Reedsville.community happfning~ , Thanksgiving gueSts of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise werP Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Smith and daughter, Springfie)d, Va., Mr. and Mrs. JeffFoster anp family, Belpre; Mrs. Jackie Bigley, Parkersburg, W.Va. ; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bisc and daughter, and David and Leigh Ann Bigley. · Joining Mr. and Mrs. James Cowdery and .family for Thanksgiving dinner were Mrs. Connie Bowman and daughter, HQCklng· . port; Mr: al\d Mrs.•Don Landon. Tuppers Plains: Mrs. VIrginia ' Gardeners meet PROGRAM PLANNED - Bradbury Elementary School wUI present ·a Christmas program Monday, 7:30p.m., with the fifth and sixth grade bands to perform during the first half of the program. Vocafmuslc students and kindergarten class ·wUI sing during the second half. In addiUon to the concert, the sixth grade band wUI pluy Thursday at the Pomeroy Health Care Center. Sixth grade band members plcl"lred are, from left, front, Coutance West, llllltrudor, Abby Blake, Sherry Johnson, Penay LewiS, Wendy Clark and Linda Chapman, back row, Mar1aret George, Heather Frankowlak, Lori Kelly, Bobby Johnsml, Teresa May 1111d Brooke Cqates.. Not pictured, Verna Compston l!"d Mindy IJarris. Commurzity calendar I area happenings SATURDAY SYRACUSE ..., A Christmas auction will be held by the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Departmen t Saturday beginning at 7 p.m. a t the first station. POMEROY - Free family history workshop, Meigs County , ,.Museum. 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday; ~ all interested in submitting mate~ rial for new Meigs Cou nty CHistory invited to attend. --- .. ~ ~ j RUTLAND - Mid-state wrestling championships Saturday, 8 p.m .. Rutland_Civic Center. Mission Church, Bald KnobStlversville Road, near Racine, will present a Christmas program this Sunday at 7: 30 p.m. Everyone welcome. MONDAY HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville Senior Citizens Club will hold a potluck Christmas dinner at noon Monday at the town hall. ~ g WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - A Christmas program will be presented at the Silver Run Baptist church, Wednesday night. 7:30p.m. ROCK SPRINGS - Word of Church will have a Christ• mas auction, Saturday, 11 a.m .. : coonhunters building on the !I Meigs falrgro~nd: ~~ RUTLAND - Square. round ' and slow dancing Saturday, 8 p.m.-midnight, Eli Denison Post "467 American Legion, Rutland. Donations $2 adult, $1.50 ••o1 children. · : • RACINE -Racine Lodge 461 F & AM annual open installation of officers Saturday; '7: 30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. l Cantata The com blned choir members of the Bradbury Church of Christ and the Zion Church of Christ will present a cantata at the Zion Church on Dec. 21, 7:30p.m. TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet at 6:30p.m at the home of Phyllis sponsor. There will beHackett, a gift exchange along with an ornament exchange. =Life THURSDAY RACINE - The Ladies Auxiliary of Mt. Moriah Church of God, Racine, will have its annual Christmas dinner on Thursday iii 6 p.m. at the LaSalle Christian Restaurant in Middleport. The church's Christmas play will be held at 7 p.m on Dec. 21. A series of slides on Williamsburg a~d Its flower arrangements were shown at the recent meeting of Middleport Amateur Gardeners held at the home of Emogene Crooks. 1 Obtained from the·library, the slides were donated by Grace Etch. Gladys. Cummings presided at the meeting which opened with the club .collEict. Members responded to roll call · by telling something for which they are thankful. Mrs. Crooks had the arrangement of the month and Mrs. Cummings displayed an arrangement made by Janel Bolin. She also showed a variety of crafts which were made from the Meigs County Extension Service workshop. Verse of the month was read by Veda Davis and Jean Moore gave gardening tips on mulching to protect plants from the cold. Mrs. Ruth Betzingwas a guest. Mrs. Crooks and Mrs. Grace Pratt, co-hostess, served a salad course and hot rolls. Next meetIng will be held on Dec. 17 at the home of Jean Moore with Kathryn Hysell and Lillian Moore as co-hostesses. A gift exchange wtll be held. Walton, Susie Cowdery, Mrs. Mamie Buckley, Mrs. Nell Wilson, and Mr: and Mrs. Pat Soulsby and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sams and son, Benjamin. Weston , W.Va .. were recent overnight guests of Mrs. Nell Wilson. Walter Brown spent the Thanksgiving holiday with Mr. • and Mrs. William Thomas and family, Springfield. . Mr. and Mrs. Dawain .Durst spent Thanksgiving In Columbus with her sister. Mrs . Jean Frydman and d~ughter , Sarah., Chicago, Ill., spent their Thanksgiving break · with Mr. and . Mrs. Ernest ' Women's fellowship has meeting . .Pomerov-Middlepdrt, Ohio . I -Murphy. with .left Arnold ar Christmas Truth" was presented J)lanist . · b)• the youth of the 'Zion Church a1 New officers·were installed in a the -recent meeting . the ca ndlelight ceremony conducted Women's . Fellowship ' of the by Vir~lnia Wyatt. Installed Meigs Coun ty Churches ·of wNe Eileen Bowers, president ; Christ. Ruth Underwood. first vice presiTaking part in the pfay written dent; Phyllis Gilkey, second vice by Tammy Johnson assisted by president; Mary in Wilcox, secreShPrrie and Melanie Arnold were . tar-y; Marjorie Purtell. treas.Jeff McElroy, Carolyn Elma, urer; Eleanor Hoover. cards , Melanie Arnold; Tammy John- and Ida Murphy, news reporter. so n, Eri n Warner, Vicki Wrner, The meeting opened with singSherry Ar nold ,. and Peggy ing of "The Flr~t Nciel" and A Christmas play entitled "0 of "Angels from the Realms of Glory." with pray.er by Ruth Underwood. Youth from the Zion. Church sang "The ., Day ' Has • Come". and them was special music composed by Jeff Arnold and played him with his sister Sherr! Arnold writing the words. Devolions were given by Trudy Andrews of Pom~roy Church of Christ. Officers' reports were given and a hymn sing to be held In March was announced. It was to gl\•e t hf' mon<'y li·om t h<' money ttep to ' the Ohio ' Vallry Christ ian As,embly to be applied to the camp debt. II was announced that the Wiling Workers of the camp wilt meet on Jan. 13 at Walnut Street Church of Chris t in Belpre. Cards were signed for Nora Cameron and Jessie White. Refreshments of Christmas cookies, punch and coffee were served. · l'ot!'d / . r--------------__..;---:------ - .7. The group enjoyed a Than~­ givin!( dinner at the Pomenl:Y . Church o! Christ. Delores Fraqk gave the program cntltled "Tile Happiest Day of My Life" cali!Jig for .the cultivation of strengtllls Including Jove, tolerance, fo.t· giveness, ass istance, under· standing, fairness in dealings with others. Debbie Pickens sang ",Jesus, Ldrd to Me" and there was a pra yer lime for Emma Roush who was IlL ' . ;• ' 1: ., •. • • ~· •'I ' ' •• • .. '' • '' - . .,•' ..•, . " •• ) !~· ' •• • .. $PACEMAKER KITCHEN COMPANION RADIO/CASSETTE RECORDER WITH "MESSAGE CENTER" . 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The Chrl1t1111 81ft . CEDAR CHEST A ITY $2'1 '' AFTER REBATE 3 STYLES TO less 1 10°0 Moil-In Rebate CHOOSE FROM S19995 "' ' il 716 N. Stcond St. •• I, umo carr. . •1" I • .I BILLFOLDS • 4 °o OFF ,Middleport, Ol!io 108 W. Main . ,•'' ~' ~ -'"" EMPIRE FURNITURE- this account included a free '• Jubilee card, to let you make withdrawals,de!n;its,ortrans- : fers24hoursadayatanyof250 • Jubilee machines around Ohio. · '> That'sthekindofcash· management q~pability that ••. makes Preferred Checking a Money Solution for today. ,"WUI'S.Wl" -··'~ $299~5 All entries registered in .our store will go into the Pomeroy Menhants Association Give·Away. ' • • The Agitator • . FOI . . •n•a'IIOII BANKE,ONE. Vacuum · .the holiOays. Your cash doesn't just sit around in a Preferred Check- • ingaccount. Every dollar · • earns interest, every day. '•' And the bigger the balance, t the higher your interest rate. •• Like Jots ofbus~stomers •• • these days, we're · fans of • easy access. So we made sure . !aEUYOUIOWfl Add extra ~Ide to '• MiDDLEPORT - A Chrlst:Jmas cantata will be held Sunday ~t 10:30 a.m at the Middleport lt' hurch of Christ. Ron Ash is ~!rector of the cantata. "Of His lngdom There Shall be No nd", with Jennifer Sheets as the ccompanist. Cut It any thM Won Owil-. $12.00 any siu. B1U8h-VacTM •• BARGAIN I'ATINEES SA1\JRDAY & SUNDAY • ALL SEATS $2.50 ADMISSION EYERY TUESDAY $2 . 50 --- CHiisTMAS liiES 716 N. Stcond St. BAUM LUMBER · CHESTEI 985,330·1 --- ~ GIFT ITEMS TO (HOOSE FROM & ACCESSORIES AND TOOLS ' "•,POMEROY - Meigs County • useum open house, 1 to 5 p.m. ial exhibi t of old toys and ass paperweights to be feared; refreshments will be l;t:rved and homemade cookies •;)lrffered for sale . • •... ~RUTLAND - Evangelist cky Weaver, 17, will speak nday, 7p.m., Rutland Freewill ptist Church. Singing by the eflecilons w~~lso be featured. • ) Whitehead. , M,r. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mrs. Denver Weber, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whltehe11d. Mrsi Jean F1rydman and Sarah were Thanksgiving dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Bill Meredith ot Beverly. i Garret Chevalier of Frederick, town visited hls mother, Mrs~ Lona Chevalier. ' • Mr. and Mrs . David Weber' spent the Thanksgiving holiday with her parents, Mr. ,and Mrs, Vaughan Taylor, Dayton. .. :; Recent dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs . Denver Weber and family were Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Weber and family, Long Bottom. ~ ••• . ' ~ The Deily Sentinei-Pagl 992-3007 Pomeroy VILLAGE PHARMACY N. 2nd Ave. ·Middleport, 011. �... lr Page-8. The Daily Sentinel '. · • . PoorTmallliomoy-Middleport, Oh10 f11011y, Dt~~:tmn:JIIr 4 1.2, 7 u 19tS6q· f7 fXrERIENCE ·llif JOY Of RELIGION ~ The - ~J . ~ St. Rt. 0' Ray Riggs Ph. 915-4100 Chester \ ~ CENlER, INC. ~·~ John F. Full!, Mgr. , Ph. 992-2101 I ~ Pomeroy SWISHER. &LOHSE BOOK STORE Churc:h & Olhc:e Supplies GIFTS 9t Moll St. Moddleport FRANCIS FLORIST Wei~.~ Crmn!.v ',., Oldmil Flori.~t 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 46769 614 / 992-2644 RIDENOUR FURNI~!e~H~ROWAR:rI Homelile Saws E Rawlings-Coats-Blower FUNERAL HOME ~~!!!. Prescriptions m While there's life, there's hope. - ·Cicero "The Lord is my portion ... tnerefore will I hope in him." I . Nationwide Ins. Co • • ~~. 216 S. S.ecood Pomeroy 992-3325 ot Columbus, 0 . 804 w. Main 992-2318 pomeroy EWS & SONS S()JiiO I {I ., " Brown's 'fire & and Equl'pment Sales serv1ce Rutland, Ohio 45775 wm. "Bill" Brown, Own~r J ' PMne·(6141742·2777 9'1i':'L~ 214 E. Main Gro~er•es ­ General Merchandese Racine 949-2SSO o..n, s... ,,.,. CHAPMAN SHOES I 992-5141 (row's Family Restaurant /Culldv 992-5432 '-------------..J io felt thot nHdl 1re in the lnteraat of the citizens of Meigs County and that addi· tional moneve ere needed to cover ume. therefore; ' BE IT RESOLVED. that the MaiUa County C~mmis ­ lioners do hereby ~eclare th't 1 financial emergency f,;ittaln this County and that 1he Board does hereby ex . press its intent to place a 1% perml11ive saln and use tall irito effect as of February 1, 1987. BE IT FURTHER RE SOLVED that a public notice be placed in the Daily Sentinel on December 12. 1986 and December 19, 1986. announcing public heerinfa on the matter to be hold in the office of the Meig1 County Comr,nillioners, CourthouM, P'o maroy, Ohio, at 10 o'clOcK A.M . on December 30, 1988 and January 6, 1987. Meigs CoUnty Public Notice Public Notice houu, Second · Street , Pomeroy, Ohio, until 12 o'clock noon on Jan. 7, 1987. The bido will be 'maintenance for both inteand eJit'erior pf buDding . required for said opened 11 1 :30 PM on Jan . 7, 1987. and rood aloud for the lollowlng building leeoe. Each bid to meet the condt· tiona and specifications as followo: Commissioners Minimum of 1900. oq ft. Mary Hobltener, Cieri< total ground floor space to 112112. 19: 2tc · houae, tha Meigo Countv Board of Elections: Toilet facilities for both men arid women; industrial-type car· peting ; special type wiring Public Notice for computer hook· up; ade· quate lighting tor technical office work; central heating LEGAL NOTICE and ~r conditioning. Must In accordance with Sec- be located within two blocks tion 307.B6, ORC, sealed of the Courthouse; must be bids will be received by the ready tor occupancy by Meigs County Board of March 1, 19B7. Minimum of Commiuioners in their of· 25 ft . counter space 'fice located in the Court- required. All bids to include cost of •~i1~!~:o.~and related facilities :-~ for a minimum of yean whh an option clause for an additional flva years. Rant to Include cost of water and eewage. The front of the envelope containing the bid mutt be marked "Sealed Bid - Elec· tiona OHica". BlddBJ to furnish own bid fonri. ·Tha Board of Meigs County Commissioners may accept the lowest bid or select the best bid for the Intended purpOse and ra· ltrvfll the right to rejiiCt any or all bide and / Of any port thereof . Me i g s County Commissioners Mary Hobstetler, Clerk 112}12. 19; 2tc WINDSOR, Mass. (UPI) - · Thursday by state medical exa· Jnst111merit approach Into PittsFec:l\!ral Investigators have miners, pollee said. field (Airport), and for sorrn: begun trying to determine the ThP plane was owned by the reason It looked like he just nosed· cause of this week's crash of a Teledyne Corp. of Los Angeles righ't Into a mountain," said Don. small corporate jet, which and was carrying employees of a Carlson, .an employee of Lyon "nosed right into a mountain" Teledyne diviSion in Des Plains, Aviation, who new out to find the and . exploded. killing all six Dl., to a business meeting, the plane when It failed to arrive on ~ people aboard. FAA said. · schedule. Lyon Aviation oper- • Investigators from the Federal "The aircraft was making an ate5 the airport. · Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety I Board Thursday removed some of lhe wreckage of the twin· engine plane that crashed shortly after 9:30 a.m. EST Wednesday In a rugged section of the Berkshire Mountains. FRESH CuT TREES AVAILABLE The cause of the fiery crash OR CUT YOUR OWN had not been determined. said NTSB . officials, who declined Located an Cherry litl... Turn East at Darwin onto lt. further comment. FAA officials 611, go 4 mi. to Milepost. Turn South on gravel road, also declined lo commept on the 1'lr nille to grove. cause. . WATCH FOR SIGNS HOURS: 10 'Til Dark The remains of the six people killed In the crash were removed CHRISTMAS TREES BRAD FORDS ·Open Daily 9:30-1 0; Sunday, 11-8 · At times we have all undergone 'some peri<!d of despair, during which our outlook could not have seemed more dismal. It could have I come from any number of causes: the loss of · a job, a severe financial setback, a protracted illness, 'the end of a romance, and so on. Some have. even contemplated suicide as the only way out of the abyss. Of all times, this is when faith is most important; to teach us that tltere is alw,ays hope as long as the sun will rise tomorrow morning. Every day should be looked upon ·as a brand new adventure, where some blessing may await us right around the next corner. Learn this lesson at your House of Worship, where God's love and guidance will show you that there is no hopeless situation. Receive hope, all ye that enter here. I ' Regula Pric~ Mpy Yory AI Some Stores Due To Local Con1)eMIIOn I . Veterans· MT. HERMON UNITED' BRETHREN "PolrlfHg'l II IN CHRIST CHURCH. l.ocail.'d In Texas "Serving Families" Community off Ct. Rt . 82. Rev. Robert I 04 E. MAIN ST~ Sanders. pastor. Jeff Haltci', lay k>ader: 1 264 S. 2nd, Middleport Ed Roush, Sunday School Supt. Sunday 115 E. Memorial Dr. Pomonoy School 9:30 am.: morntrig worship and 04 children's ch urch, 10:30 a.m.: evening preaching servjce on tht" second and fourth Sundays at 7· 30 p.m : Christian En· deavor on the first and third Sundays at : MORIAH BAPTIST, Fo,rth and 7:30p.m Wedn£>Sday prayer rnet>tlng and "F~ttrtlwf Fli•d Clriekrn" Main St. , Middl£'port. Rrv. Cllber! Craig, Bible s tudy. 7: :ro p.m. Jr .. pasr or. Mrs. Ervin Baumgardner, CHUR<;H OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Sundav School Supt . Sunday School 9· 30 a . 221 W. Main St., Pomeroy Loca ted on 0 . J . Whit t' Road of Highway · wOrship S('rvirr. 10:45 a. m. 160. Pat Hensm . pastor. Sunday School 10 mSUCCESS SYRACUSE f iRST UNITEDPRESBY ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m. Classes lor all age$. Junior Church ll TE RlAN - Sundav School. 10 a.m .; JoS<'ph B. Hoskins. pva nge\lst. SundaY.,. a.m.: Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult Chu rr h Sf'r\IJC(', 11 · 15 a m Blbl(' Stu(jy 9 a.m.; Wors hip, 10 a.m.: Sun· Choir pracUce6 p.m. Sunday. Y~ng Peo- da y E'VE'Tt inJ! SNV ic(' RUTLAND CHURGI OF GOD. Pasoor. 6 p.m.; WC'dn('Sday . ., TRrN ri'Y o-tURC11. Rev\•. W. H Pt•tTm. ple's, Children's Church and Adult Bible John Evans, Sunda y School,IO:OO a.m .; ev rnlnll SC'J'\IIC'(', 1 p.m. p;tslrw; J):>bbif' Buck. Suncla~· Sctnol Supt. WPdnl'Sda y at 7: :II p. m .1 Study. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racln o. ('hurctl ~:hOOI !+. 15 a.m.; Worship Sn11r 10:.10 Sunday Morning Worship U :OO a.m Chll· · HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grant dren's Church 11 a m. Sundav Evf'l'llnll Rt . 124. William Hoback. pastor. Sunday ' a.m. Choir tt'tlr'arsaJ. ThC'Sdav. i.l.l p.m. ' sfln•iCe St., Middleport Afflll,atf'd with Southern 7·00 p m wro . 6 p m ·Youn~ La· School ]0 a.m.: Sunda y l'vrning scrviC'£' 7 Wlfk>t cUt t'('t lon of l..nl<i BW"t Convention . David Bryan, Sr., Ml· Bapllsl dirs' Aux iliarv. WN..ln i'Sda y. 7 p.m Fam· p.m. Wr.;lnesrlay f'\'rning st'rvlcl:' 7 p.m. POMEIW Y CtfURCli OF' THE J'\A7.A· ..- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . J n l s 1 e r Sunday School 10 a .m.; Mornlnjiit Uv Worship. CARP!:NTER BAPTIST. Don ChPadlr. . RENF:. ror nrr Union ;md Multx>m Rc'\ worship 11 a.m.; Evening worship 7p.m.; HAZE L CO MM UNITY CHURCH Off Tuesday, 7:30p.m. . Supt. Su'nday School 9:30 a. m. MornlnJ! Thom.;.t." Glrn McClung. Jnstor. Norm:m ~·('!; · Wednesday evening Bible study and da ~ <I t i :.ll pm.; Mf'n's Praver Bre-akfasr Rl. 124, 3 mil~s from Porrland·Long Bot · REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS Worship 10.30 a.m. J,>raversrrvicf', altern· , ~':-'. s . S Supf . Sund,\\ Sc-hool !1.:11 .t .m ., prayer meeting 1 p.m. WNlnl'Sda~·. 7 a.m. tCra('('t. CHRISTOFlA'ITER DAY SAINTS. Port· air Sundays.r mornlnJ;! wcnhi p tn · ~ ll.m : r'\ 1'ntng S0'\'1(('6 tnm. Edsel Hart. pastor Sunda y School, BRADFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST, Si. ~UT'I'ON - Church School. 9:30a .m.; !1:.10 ll m.: ~u n day mornin,g preach ing land·Racin£> Road. Will!am Rou sh, pastor. p.m.: mld·WC'f'k St"IVt(t'. Wn. l n~a .v 7 11r'n MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL , Third Rt. 124 and Co. Rd. 5. Mark Set'Vers, minisMornln Jr Worship tO· 45 a m firs t and t l1{~ d Linda . Evans, church school dtrE'Ctor. C.RACF. EPIS('OPAJ Oil'RGI . l~; E. 10 :30,J.m. Sundii V('VlflinJ::: serv icl'S, 7:30 A\·e. R('y. Clark Bakl"r. pastor . Carl Not· ter. Sunday School $1Jpf . Harl)' Hen· ~ und.l~!': Fflllov.•shlp dlnnrr wl!h CarfT'Il'l I> m. Church school9: 30 a.m.; Mornln~worship Main ~1 .. Pornm~·. ~u nd:l,\ ' 'lf'l'\' 1(1"'' Hoi~ tln~ h am ~ Sunday Srhooi Sup!. Sunday drlcks: Sunday Sctioo19: 30 a.m.; Morning thirdThutsdav. b: 30om IMc:Guir<'l. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST 10:30 a .m., vt'ednesday ('Venlng praye-r t '(lnYrlUnJOn on t t'c- first ~und:" of t•at ·h rmnlh. worship 10:30 a.m.;' Evening worshiP 1 p. School 10 a.m. wlrh C'la ssC'~ for ull a~cs. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. VNnon CHU RCH . Cornrr Ash and Plum . Ralph serv ices, 7:30p.m . untl ('flmhlnf'd Vrillh monun~ J:ran·r on tht• Evf'nln~ 1 ~Prvi<'f'~' in H p.m WrdnC'SWy Bi· m, Wednesday worship ~ p.m . E l dr ld~f' . mlnls!rr; Otlvt"r Swain. Sunday pas tor Sunda v Schoo110:00 a.m : BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl tt\inld Sunda~·· M01 nine p1ayr1 and,n·rmnnn Cundiff S'f.· PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH , hli"~rudy ar 7 ~ :W p rn . You!h scrvicC's Frl· ~hool Supt Prrachin~ 9: 30 a.m C'ach Morning Wur!' i hip. 11 :00 n. m.: Wf'dn esd<ly pastor. Worship service. 9:30a .m. Shuler: all othe-r SuTK I.l~ d tlr 1mnth, Chu tTh School day at '7 : :l0 p.m. Corner Sycamore and Serood Sts .. Po· ~undav . Sunday School 10:30 a.m. Bib!£> SJudy and and Nu~'t')' r arC' pro\ •irll'(l Coft w hour il t 1t... and Sc:l lurdav Ev('nlng Services a t 7: 30 p. ECCLESlA F ELLOw.> HIP, 128 Mill Sr., · meroy. Th(. Rev. William MJddleswarth, HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION iTlt"'· m serviCP Thursday, 7: 30 p.m. P.trl'> h Hlllllmrrcdi.•tPiy !nlloo·tng ltr ~0"\1N" Mlddi('J)ort. Brolht'r Chuck McPherson . man Durham) pastor. Sunday service, prayer pstor. Sunday !iChool 9:45a .m.: Churrh INTERDENOMINATJON· R)MEROY C'HURCll OF f' HRLo;n', 212 W. p;tstnr. Sunduy St'hool 10 a .m.: Su nday service 11 a.m. 9:30 a. m.; evening service 7:30 p.m. ALCARLETON MEIGS CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. Da · Main ~~ ., i'\Pil ProudfnoL pa~ nc Bibl(' &hool C'VC'nl lt p: Sf'rviC'N\ a1 7 p.m . and Wedn<'S da y Prayer meeting. Wedneday. 7: 30p.m. SACRED HEAR:r CHURCH , Msgr COOPERATIVE P i\IUSH 1 vld Curfman. pastor. Sunday School 9: JO 1: 'tl a.m : !\'lornine ~· ou; hip . ~!::lit a.m : Yum h · Sf'n•lr('S at i p m. Anthon y Cilannamore. Ph. 992·5898. Satur· BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH Of UNITED METHODIST CHURCH a.m.; Ralph Carl , Supt. Evening worship r't'Y'Min ~. ti:m p.m .. ~wtln:;: worshtp, 7:00 p. ANTIQ UITY BAPTIST Kr nnr th Smith, day Evening Mass 7 · 30 p.m.; Sunda y· CHRlST, Joseph B. Hoskins. pastor. Bib!(> NORTHEAST CLUSTER 7:00 p.m. Prayer mN>Ilng, Wedn esday m. WcWtc~~ niJ!ht p-ayN' rnft'Tmg and Biblt> pa~ l or. Su nda,· S( hool 9:.10 a.m.: r hurch tMass. 8 a .m. and 10 a.m. Conff'Sslons me Oass. 9:30a .m.; Morn in~ Worship 10:30 a. Re\1. Don t\rcher 7:00p.m. st\X~· . i :fi:J p.m. srrviC'C'' i: :-10 p.m.· ~ou rh ff'l low!Ohip 6:30 p. m.: Evrnlng Worship. fl: 30 p.m. Thursday hour bE-fore each· Mass. CCO classes, Re''· Roy Deeter LONG BO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, VPrnon nrF MlXATIOI\ ARMY . 115 ButtrTnut m.: Biblr stud v. Thur sd;ty, 7· 30 p.m. • 11 a.m. Sunday. BlblC' Stud y. li: lJ p.m Rev . Seldon J~hnson EldrldJ::"P. pas1or: WaliacP Damewood, S. i\\t\. Jl(lfll(·~·. Mr s l))ra W'ln in~ In ctlm',B' PULL GOSPEL I.I GHTHOUSE. 3J045 VICTORY BAPTIST. ~25 N. 2nd St., NEW STJVERSVJLLE COMMUNITY 1 \LFREO Ctlurch Sthool 9.30 a.m.; S. Supt . Sunday School 9: 30a.m .; Worship StHll.l:t\' Wllirll'!to.: tne"('fifl_c:. Jfl a.m., Sundav Hiland Road. PomNoy. Tom l<<'lly . pa.c;. Middleport . James E. K~PStoe. pastor . CH URCH. Sunday· S<:hoo l st"rVil'('. 9:45 a. W ors hip. lJ a.m.: UMY F' fi: 30p.m ; UMW Service, 10:30 a.m. SC'huol. Jrf: 1) a.m . Surx!a.' ' Scrool ypq\.f tor. Dann\' Lnmbcrt. S. s. Supt. SUnda y Sunday morning worship 10 a .m.; Evenm : Wors hip SC'rvicf' 10:30 a. m.; Thi rd 1\l~dav, 7:30 p m Commun io n. HYS ELL RUN HOLI NESS CHURGI. Elol ~' Ad.uns . lf'.ttlrr. 7:.11 p.m. Sulv:mon morn In ~ srr\'IN' rll 10 11.m .; S~nd ay C'VC'n· ing !IE'rvlce 7 p.m .; Wednf'Sday ('VPnlng . Evangt;>lls!l(' Scn.•icC' 7: 30 p.m. Wt>dncs· first Sunda y. !Arrhrn Mlkt' Thompson, Nl•i H~lvt"n . WV. pastor. mr'f'fin ~ v:ttiot!'l !-l rt'akmo .tnd m11'\lr ~J:(l(· luL" ln.': srrviC'C' 7: ~0 p.m. TuC'!idlly and Thur~ · worship 7 p.m. Visitation, Thursday 6:30 CHESTER - Wor!:i hlp 9 a.m.: Church . dav: Pravrr m('('flng 7:30 p.m. Thursday Sundav SC'hool at 9-:10 a m · Morning wor- , p.m. Tltursd,t\ 11 :JI " m. to ~ p.m l.adlrs IMrw da~r St"rvlrl'S at 7' .1() p m . · ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomrroy Scho ol tO a.m : Blblf'Study. Thursdav, 7p. lJ>,Igul'. mt'm iX't~ in char.£..'(' , .111 W(JITll 'll WORD Of FAITH. ~1 Mill St., Middl eMORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Charll'S· Har risonville Rd . Robl'rt Purtell , mlnls· ship at ]0: .10 a .m.: Sunda y rvf'nln g st>rv let' m . UMW. f1rst Thursda y. 1 j>.rl}.: Com-· ln\'llfl1 . ti ' ~;, p m. Thut~h.~~ . f'orpr.: C'm.k·l port Sunda y morning srrvlr r 10:1.1 ,1.m l' Norris, · pa~tor. Sunday School , 10 a .m.; rrr: StC'vr StaniC'y, S. S. Sup!.; Bill McEI · :11 7:30p.m. Thur~da y SC'Ii' ir~ a! 7: :W p. rnun!on. first ~ und av IArcher l. m. C'li1soo.. 1rou11J.! PropiP·Rilllc• r. 7:l) p.m. Blhk• ~ und n ,v 'f'\'(lon lng 7: ltl . Thu n da y momln ~ worship seorvlce, 11 a.m .; Supday night ro;t~. As.o;t . Supt .: Sunda y School 9: ~a. m . : JOPPA - Wors hip 9::l0 am .. Church FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Bald Studv and Pt-.t,vt•t' mt'C'!lng. rpm ro ttr publ ic·. Blbll" ~1 ud v 10 .t.m. \\'l>d n~day rv rnlnfi!' worShip service, 7:30 p.m.; Midweek Wor ~hlp wrvict'lO: lJ a.m.; Evt'nlng wor· School10::ll u.m. B!blPStudyWf'dnesday. Knob, locatt'd oo Countv Road 31. RC'v. POMEHOY WF:)ITSJDE GIURGI OP i : 30 p.m. prayer s£>rvlce, 7;30 p.m. ThUrsday ~hip Sunday 7 p.m. and Wf:'dnl'Sday. 7 p m 7·30 p m. IJOhnson I. Clu('S rnca mp. pas tor. RC'V. ' CHRIST. .t~!JiChi ldrrn'~ HorTI' Ro.Kl (Count v NEW HAVEN CHURCH Of THE NA· ST . JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH . Plnr LawrrnN' LONG BOTIOM- Church &-hOot 9: :JJ UVING WORD CHESTER CHU RCH Ro~rr Willford. asst. pastqr. Prro c hin~ Rnad iii I. qj2 !l2.1!i \l('(';~t musk-. Sunday Wnr · ZARF.NE. Rr \•, Glf'ndon ~troud. pastor. GrOv('. Thr Rrv. William Mlddlt'Swart~ . a.m., Worship 1 p.m.: Biblf' Study. Wrd· OF .GOOGllbC'rt Sprnct'r, pastor. Sun!oiihp lfla .m.; Biblr Study U a.m.: WON hip. tip. Sundav S<·hoot9· :'ll i.l.m .• Worship srrvic<'. pas1or Churrh srrvlrl:' 9::\0 a ·m : Sunday sC'rv let'S Sunday 7: JO p.m. Pr ,\Vrr m('('tin IZ nf"S dav. 7·30 p.m.. UMY F. Wl'dnt"Sday, day School 9: JO a .m : Mornln~ servic<' Wf"dnf'sda ~ , 7:.10 p.m.. (;::~r y Crlfflth . m. WC'dn~ll''· Blblf' ~LJW. i p. m. a .m.: Youth Sf'r\'1('£' SundllV fl· 15 p. 10.311 Srhooi!O::JO a.m. fi 00 p. m.: Commu~ io n First Sundav. 10:00 a.M.; Sunday PV t•nlng st•rvlct'7:00p. OLD llEXTER BIBI . E OiRI~TI AN m. Suncby rvt'nln.': srrvl cr 7.00 p.'m . Wrd· IArch('r) . BRADBURY CHURCH Of CHRIST, lrad rr. You rh groups Sundav. rvt'nln):! a! m : Mid ·WE'rk prayf'r sC'r\'lrc WC<InE'Sday OfURCH. Al\•ln Cw·tl~. JXL'itor: Llndl1 ~~·an nl'!l.da y PrayC' r Mf'C' Iin ~ <~ nd Blbll:' Study John Wrig ht. pastor Sunda;.o School 9· :W a. 6:30p.m . with R~N and Violt·t Willfor·d. REEDSV ILLE- Church Sc hool9 lJ a. 7 p.m. Supt. Sund:.ty SdiOOI 9' :'II <1 m .. ~C':K·hln~,;(•J'· 7: 00p.m. m.; Larrv Haynf'!', S, S. Supt. Mornlnl:! lf'adrrs. Communion st'rYICC' first Sunday m.: Wors hip ServiC'f' ll'fiO a m !ON-I ('1' \. MT. OLIVE CO MM UNITY CHURCH. ('ach month . \ic 'N'. fir.-;1 and 1hirfl ~nrla~· fol~· tng ~ndi.t~' NEASE SITTlf.MF.NTCHURCH SunI,\'01'1' hip 10:30 ~t . m . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAU L La wrC'nct' Bush. pastor. Ma x Folmrr, Sr. WHITE 'S CHAPEl WESLEY AN S.hool. Yourh rl'l('('llng. i .:Jl p.m f'\'£.'1')' Sun dtl\1 uft i"rnoo n ~!'\' irf's at 2: :J(J . Thursday RACINE CHURGI Of THE NAZA· Church St:'hool 9 a.m.; Worship 10 am ; Supt . Sunda~· ~choo l < tnd Mcrnln g Worship da~ .• t>\'PnlnJ:! srr\'IC'rs at i : :10. RENE. Rt'\'. Llovd D. Grimm. Jr .. pastor. CHURCH- Coolvlllr RD Rrv . Phillip Rl · . BJblr St udy. Tu esday. 7:30p.m : UMW. 9:30a .m .. Sunda yev('n]n~ srrv lct>,7 p . m .: <k>nour. pll ~tor. Sundav School 9:30 a .m.; PIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Ma son, W. C.RAHAM UNITED METHODI~T Ora Bass. Chair man of th£> Board of Chris· Third Tu~da y, 7::l0 p.m.; Communio n Yotlth mN'IinR and Bible Studv.. WC'dncs· Va P n ~ r or . Bill Mu rphy. Sun~aySctlootlO PmtC'hlng 9: 31) a.m. first ;Jnd sf'<'Ond. Sun · 11iln Llrl' Sunda v S('hool 9:30a .m.; Morn· worship S«\rY I('C' 10:30 n m : Biblr stud y First Su nd n~· tA I'C' hC'rl da v. 7 p.m. •~ . m .; Su ncluy <'"m in ~ 7:.10 p.m. Pra~·er ctavs of roch monrh: rhird ;1nd fourt h Sun tn g wor~;~hip 10:30 a m.: C'Va ngell stlr srr- and worship Sf'f'Vi((•, W<'dnrsda y, 7 p.m. CENT R .~L CLUSTER UNITED FAITH CHURCH . Rt. 7 on PoRUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. m('('li na :.~n d Blblfl stud y Wrdnrstb y. 7: :lO da\•ra r h month worship SC'n·J('('!' at 7' 30 p.' vlrr 7:00p m. 'Y£'dnflsda y sC'rvlre. 7 p.m Rev. "atnflll E. Corbllt mrroy By · P~ss. Rl'v. David W[~l:' man.Sr .. p.m, E\'C'ryon P WC'ICOmC' . m ·. Wt"'!'lnfl!!;du~· t•v('nlngs at i.;JIJ p.m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dox· Ma rk Jonrs . p a~ t or. Bill Nicholson. Sun . Rev . Stf!\len Nelfrion pastor. M('lvln Drakr. S. ~ Supt. Su nda y da y School Supt . Sunduv School9: 30 a.m.; HUTJ.AND FREE WILL BAPTIST, SaPraw•r ,tn ti Blhlr Srudv. IN . Wood~· CHI I. puslor. Sl'rvlcf'S Sunday Rev. Melvin Fnnldln ~hoot 9: 30 a m ; MornlnR Wors hl~ 10: !lO; MOrnlnfi!' Worship and Communion 10:30 a . ll' m St. Rt'\' Paul Tavlol·, pdstor, Sun~y SEVF.NTH·DAl' ADVENTIST , M"lh10 a .m. and 1 p.m, Wrdnrsda y. 7 p m. Re'Y . Clement e S. Zuniga, .lr. Evmln g Worship 7:;10 p m.: Wt'dnf'Sday m. Sd mol10 u.m.: Sundn y f'Vt"n\n g 7: 00p.m.; f'rrv Hf'igh!tot Road . Pom€'roy . LNo~· Rn. Robert MuR~man Prayflr St'rvlcr, 7: l) p.m. RliTLAN D BIBLE METHODIST . Amos Wrdnt•sday Pvrn!ng prayrr m('(' tln g 7: ~ BrUrh . Pa sror: ~a bbath Sr hool Supl'rln ASBURY l~y racuspl- Worship ll a.m. RACINE FIRST BAPTI~T . Slrvr Till Ill. paslor. Sonn~ Hudson, supt. Sunday FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad p m. 1\Jldl:•nt , Rh o nt.l~• Markin . Sabbol rh School : (' hur ctl Schoo l 9:45 am: Chargf' Bibl(' Dl"aVN . Pastor . Mlke Swij!(>r, Sunday St .. Mason. Sunday ~r hool l O a.m.; Morn· SC'hool9: :10 a .m; M o rnln~Z worship. 10:.10 SOUTH AETHEL NEW TESTAMEI\'1" brginJ; ar ~ p . m . nn S:llltrel,t\' w!lh worship Study, Wedn o;day. 7 ~ p. m .: UMW, tlrsr School ~upt .: Sunday School 9:30 a.m .; inR worship 11 u.m.; Evr nln g st•rvirr 6 p. a.m .: Sunday f'VNlln ll servic-r 7:00 p.m. CHURCH. SllvN· Rid$!('. Ouanr ~y drn­ ~;t•r\' IC'r fo llowlnl! "' :1: 1 ~ . f:\'<'r~on 4 ' Wl'l Tul'Sday. 7::JJ p. m .~ Choir Rf'ht>arsal. Mornlnfi!' worshi p 10:40 a. m.: Sunday Wcdn rsday srrviC'f' 7 p.m. WMPO prom. PrayPr mf'<'tln,R and Bible Study W~ ­ Stl'lrk('l'. pasrnr. Sunday S(·hoo l 9 a .m ,; ('OmP . Wrdn;.'day 6:.'Vl p.m.: UMW. fourfh Sup· f'\'rnlng worship 7: 30 p.m.; Wrdn ~ W y nN~ d aY , 1 p.m. ~r a m 9 a.m. c"rh Sunda y. Wor1<i hlp Srorv irr. 10 a .m : Sun d3~' rvcnJn ~ RUTLAND PTRST AAPT JST CHURCH day, fl. 30 p.m. INf'lso nl. rwnlng Blbl4' stud,\' 7:30 p rn . FOREST RUN BAPI' IST. Rr1·. Nyle RUTLAND CHURCJi OP THE NAZA· "'4'rVi<'C', 7:00p.m. Wl'dnt>Sda y n!gh! Bible - Si ... IN Harri('TI Warnrr. Supr Sund:h · Ef';.lTERPRi5E - Worship 9 a.m.; BURliNGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH , RENE . Rr\•. lowrll Ford. pastor. Sunda y Bordf>n, pastor. Corn elius BunC'h . supt. S!Ud\' 7•00 p.m Sc·hool 9::i0 a m.: Mornln}; Wo rship. 10:45 Church SchoollO a.m.: BlhiP Study. Tu E'S· Burlingham. Ray Lai.J<k>r mllt. pa.o;;;tor; RoSunday School 9:30, a.m : Sl-l'Ond and &hool9: 30 a .m.: Worship wrv!c(' 10:30 a . am day. 7:30p.m.;. UMW, First Monday, 7: JAl bfft <:mart, as.o;lstant. pastor. ~unday Srhool m.: Youn.'{ propJ(>'s ~rv lcr 6 p.m. POMEROY FlRST BAPTIST. l y,rrm p.m.: UMYF Sunda y. 6 p. m. Choir RC' · 10 a m.: worship 7 p m.; W«tnl"Sday. 6 p,m . E\·a n,llrJislk s('rvkc ~ 30 p.m. W«in ~ da y tl.tllrv. mtnl-.tC'r Wilham ~ n ou fft • r . Sun · h('ar!'a l. 6: 30p.m. Wcdnf'Sday lFranklinl youth mwtln~: WOO .. 7 p.m . churdl .stTViC'Ni. s£>n' i<'€1 7 p.m. da~ SC'h ool Sup! Sund : t ~· ~rhool ~ · :VI a.m . FLATWOODS -Church SC'hool. 10 a m PIN E GROVE HOliNESS CHURCH \i MASON CHURC H OP CHRIST. Mlllor ' . Mnt'n lnc Won: hlp H1:'!0 11.m . : W«lr~ h lp . 11 a m : Blblf' Srud~. Thur5· mil(' off Rt . J2!l. Rrv. Bfon J . WatJs. pa.c;tor. ~1 .. Mason. W. Va Eugrnr L. Con ~rr. ml · ~IRST SOlJI'HERi\' BAPT I~T . P o· day. 1 p.m .: UMYF. Su nday. ~ p.m Robt"rl SC'arlf'S . S.S. Supt . Sunday Srllool ni~ l<'l' . ~u nd ay Bib lr Studv JO a .m.; Wor· m••ro\ Plkf' E . Lamar O'Rti';lnl. pas1nr: IFrankll nl 9· :m a.m.: Morning Worship 10· 30 am .: ship 11 a.m. nnd 7 p m. WMncsda y Blblr .J;_u•k ·f\C'f'{ l~ Sund:t\' Sr hool Dlr('('t()l . Sun · FflREST RUN - Wors hip 9 a.m.; Sul)day ,flvrning sC'rv lc(' 7::ro p.m.: wm . SIUdv. VO('a ] mu sic, 7 p.m. · d:n ~C'tll'(ll q. 'Ill,, m . Mnrntng W or~h! p . Ch urch Sc hool 10 A.M .: Choir pracll cC'. nrs da,\- srrvl(.'r, 7:30pm . GOD, D"d · LIBERTI' MiSEMBLl' OF Jn :. 4:i: {'\'f'nlng •.mrshlp. i : OOp m !D.S.T .l Tuf'Sday. 6::JO p.m.; UMW . f!rst Tursdny. SILVER RUN BAPT IST, Bil l LUII r. dlri~?: Lunr. Mt~son . W. V.'l . J . N Thack<'l'. &· 7:~0 tf. .S.T. t. Wt'<.int-sd.-t)' Pravrr SC"r · 7•,1() p.m. I NPIMnl pastor Stl'vc Lllth'. S. S~ Supt. Sunda.v pasror. [v('nln!.! ~rrv lr r 7:30 p.m.; Wo· \lt·f' . ; ·••r p.m tn s·u &- i::JuP M rE ~ HEATH IM\ddl('portl - ChurchSC'hool. Srhool lfl i.l .m.: Mornin g worslp. 11 a.m.: men's Mlnistrv, Thursda y, 9: 31l a. m.; T 1: Mission Frl rnd.'O w.c~ 2·fl L RonJI q: J(t a.m.: Mor nlnR Worship 10:;(1 a.m.: Su nday rv<'nlm! wol'shlp 7:30p.m. Prayflr Wf.dnrsda y Prayer nnd Blblt' Study, 7· 1~ . I Amh;t~1'.Hin r .~ t llOP· , tgf':'- ~ · 1 ~ 1. ;,nd Glrh Yout h Group. 4 p.m : WMnC'S dav, Church mwtlng and BlblC'stud.vThuNlday , 7:30p. p.m. In Ac-tion •aA t"l t;. J~ l on W rdnl' S d t•~·~ . 7 p Choir rt>hfla rso•l. i p.m.: Thur!l.day. m.; Youth m('('t\nfi!' Wfdnesoo .v at 7 p,m . m. tD .S.T. t & 7::Wp.m. IE.S.T 1: Tur!' d:L\' HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN Pray('r St'rvl.('(', lj·JO p m.; Bibl e Study. 7 REJ OICING l.IFE BAPTIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN UNION .. Th• Rev. Dav id \'l!'l!atlon, n:.lfl p.m. p.m. ! Zunl~a l. - AA.1 N. 2nd A\'f'., Middlrporl. Sundav PAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Biii McManis, paslor. SundaySchool 9:30 a. m. MI NE RSVILLE- Wor!i hip Servl re 10 School tOa .m. Sunday ('V£'n ln ~ 7:00p.m.'; ; Sunday mornlng service. 11 a.m. : Sun· II'VRun Road. RPv. Emnwll Rawson . pm.. . a.m.: Church !".C'hool. 11 am.: UMW , third Mld ·Wf't"k srrvicC'. Wl'd ., 7 p.m. .A Christmas song rings out "How I Love That Christmas da y nl~hl service, 7: XI. Wednesa y p-ayer roi-. Handh'\' Dunn . supl. Sund,ty School. Wf'dnt'!'!di:IY. 1 p.m.: Choir prari1Cf'. Mon· LANGSV ILLE CHRISTIAN CHURGI. meetln~ . 7: 30p.m. llla.m : Sunday f'W'nln gsf' rvicl'. i:?.Op.m . Feeling." Christmas is a happy time of the year. A time of da ~. 7.30 p.m. fN£'lso n). Rotw-11 E. Mussflr. pastor. ~undav School FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Leiarl , : Brh!r' rroc•hlng. 7: .111 p.m. ThurMlay. PEARL CHAPEL - Wors hip SE-rvi('(' 9::vl:l.m.: Paul MussN', supl.: Morning giving as well as getting. Our best joy comes from I he faces of W. Va ., Rl. I , James Lewis , pastor. WorSYRArUSE MISSION . Chf'rr~· S! . S,v· ~ : :W <J , m .i Chu rch School 10 · 15 a.m.: worship 10:W a.m.: Sunday ew•ninR srr· . loved ones we have given something, even a small gi ll . It is not ship services 9:30a.m.; SundayScboolll r. 1c u~c· Srr\· lr~. 1011 m ~unday . Even In ~ UMW S€-cond Tue5dav. 7:.l0 p.m.; tMuss· \'lcr . 7 p.m.; mld ·Wt't'k st>r\'lcr-. Wt"dn!'Swrvlc·f~ Suml,,y ,tnd Wf'dnf'!'da y ttl 7100 p. a.m.: Eventn~ worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesday day.7pm . man \ the gre~t value but maybe the uniqueness or special ness of the cotlalil e prayer met-tlng and Bible Study m. POMEROY - Chur('h &·hoo l 9 15 a m. SYRACUSE OilJRCH OF' THE NA· gift and moslly the love behind lhe giving. People say you 9:30 a.m.; Worship ser.olce, Wednesday ~O ilDI.EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST : Wors hip tn·:w <~ . m . ; Choir rt'hl•atsal ZARENE. Rf'V. Glrnn MrMII1an . J'I:HHor. 7: 30p.m. shouldn't have but are glad you did. IN CHRISTIM\ L'NION . Rt·,·. l<rith F.blin . Wf'd nf'S d ay. '7· .10 p m.: UMW . ~('({) nd M a~· ,Janlre lavC'ncJcr. Sundav School OUR SAVIOUR lliTHERAN CHURCH, p:J-.tor Sund n .~ · S(' hnol ~ · 30 a .m.. Wad i" Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., UMYFSunday,6 p.m. Su pt Sunday School 9: :lO 'a.m.: Morning Some seasons are happy seasons filled ,wllh joy and Walnut and Henry S!s., Ravenswood. W. Havm :m. supt.: Mornin g Wors hip to·30 tl. rCo rblltl wor~hlp t0:30 a.m.: Evanal'llsllr S€'1ViCf'. excitement. Christmas is such a season. The stores are all m.: Sunda~' f'\'f'nln}l Sf'r\·i('(' 7·:111 p.m .. Va . The RPv. Ceorge C. W"lrlck , pastor. ROCK S PRI ~GS- Chu rch Schoo l . ~ : 15' 6p.m.: Pra.vt>randPrai RI\ Wedn~cl:l y , 7p. 9.tnday SChoo\9: 30 a .m.; Sunday worship Wt~lnt ";c l :n Pt'.l\'1'1 ' Mr"f' ling, i · .1fl p m decked out In beauty and filled with memories of long ago for . a.m.: w orship 10 a.m.; Blblt" Study. WC'd · m : Youth mf('tlnlil. 7 p m. 11 a.m. MT. MORIAil CHURCH Of C.OD. nfflday. 7:?.0 p.m.: VMYF l&>n.lor~l. Sun· EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN many of us. Special lighting and lovely things lo look at and CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on fl.ltlrll'. Ht \' .lanw~ Sallcrfi<'ld . pUl' IOr . da ~· . !i p.m .. 1.!un lors1 rvrry or her Sun· CHRIST. C. Lt>Sl!r Gillilan. paslor. Sun. Smlllng !aces and good cheer shows on the faces of young ~ enjoy. Pomeroy Pike, County Road ~ nmr FlatF'ri'V'm ,tn W llll n rn~ ~upr. Sunday Srhc10l da y. 6 p m. !Frank lin I. · M y School 10:00 a .m .; Morning Worship woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services q : ~fl a .m .. Sunrl c~ ~ and W1'llnC'!id,l\ f'Vf'n · RUTLAND - Chu rch School, lfl a .m.: , 11 00 a.m. Sunday Pvmlnfi!" ~E'J"\\ IC1" 7: 00 p. and old alike. on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and 7: 30p.m. wtlh i n ~ -.f'rvl • ·• · ~ . 7.l).m Wors hip. 11 a.m.; UMW tEv C'nJn~ Cir('l('l m Wf'dn<'Sdav wrnlng pra yl'r .ll('f'V!<'t We hear special music, not just the same old humdrum top40 s,nday School9:· 3 0 a .m. Bible Study , Wl'd· MIDDU:Pmn F IRST BAPTIST. 7:110 p.m. ~ ('('O nd W<' dn N~day. 7: l1 p.m.; U~W IAf· nesdav.1:l0 p.m. Cornr r Sixth .mel Palmr1 . E.,rl Ed4•n. Pa .o: · hits or whatever. Music we know and hum and sing along with tr-rn oon CirC'Ir) sN'O nd Thursda~ . 1 p.m. FAITHFELLOWSIDPCRUSADE FOR lOt'. Ac'lh P,trkl'l'. S S.. Sup! . C.llh,\' R i)!~S . 1Mu ss m ~n 1. under our breath. We have a lilt to our step and (urn our though Is HEMloCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Rog· CHRIST, St . Rl . 338, Anllqulty. Rev. ,h.,l Supt. Su nrl.t \' Srhool. 9: 1fl a.m.; SALEM CENTF.R - Chur('h$chool 9.15 C'r Watson , pastor. Cr~son Prall, Sunday to family and friends who niay be far away. We recall past Franklin Dickens, pastor. Sunday morn· ~ orn i n J.! Wo t'.~ h l p , lfl: 15 a .m ., Sund il~· a. m.: Worshi p 10 15 p.m. (Muss man I. School Supt. Morning Worship 9· 30 a.m .; lng 10 a.m.; Sunday evm lng 7:30p.m. f. \·r nm J! ll('l'\'lrr. 7 p.m Prayrr m ('('ti Rfi!' SNOWVILL E - Wor s hip, 9:00 a.m .: Christmases and the memories, the gatherings and the friends . Sunday School 10; 30 a .m.; Evening ser· Thursday even In~ 7: 30 p.m. and BiiJir Stud,\' Wf'dn rsdU,\ ' r'Vt'ni n ~. 7 p. Chu rch s C'h oo l 9:45 a.m (Mussman I We think of that babe born in Bethlehem and lhe manger and the vice, 7:30 p.m. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· m.; C hlldr f'n · ~ r hoi r prac ii C'C'. WNin('!l · Mr. UNION BAPTIST, Donald Sh,P, Paslor Robert Byers. TIST GIURC!i. fear of the shepherds In the-fields as well as the supernatural d,tv, 7 p.m : Mull C' holr pra<'IIN'. Wed .. fl SOUTHERN fLUSTER i pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunda y School Supt . Sunday School 10 a.m.; Worship servl~ 11 p ffi .: Radio PI'Oilra m. WMPO, Sund n~· . Re\1 . Ro~eer Graef' angels and their glorious songs. We think of wise men, kings , Sunday Srhool 9:45 a.m.; EvenlnR wor· a m.; Sunda y evening servlee,7:30 p.m.: Jot· ')0 ;1.11'1 . . R1ov, Paul McGulrf' who followell a star to find the place where he lay and to give him ship 6: :M> p.m.: Prayer Ml'f.'lln g, 6:30p.m. Wednesday eventng servlcf. > 7: 30p.m. · APPI.F: (;flOVE- C'Hurrh Fichool 9:00 Wednesday. MlDDL ErORT CHURGI OF CHRIST , INDEPENDENT HOUNESS CHURCH i worship, honor and glf)s. ;t,m.._ WUJ ship. 10:00 u.m. !first .tnd third TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF ~!hand Mai n. AI Har tson . minislrr: MiklInc., Pearl Sl .. Middleport. Rev . O'Dell Sumr~ 1. UMW Sc-rond Tut'Sday, i : 30 p. We decorate our homes with light and green ery and stars and Gf'r l ~tch . Sunrlay School Sup ('rll!lendN1 t. CHRIST. Davp Prentice. minister. l.>t-ryl Manley, paAtor. Sunday School 9:30 a:m,; m: 'Pr'u~··f•r rnt'clln.'{. WCidnrst.t.ly,7 p.m. Wells, Supt. Church SChool 9 a .m.: Wor· Blhlr School 9: :W a.m.; Mornlnp: Wor~ hip Morning worthtp 10:3() a.m.; Evening as well as good things to wreaths and garlands and happiness j(: r.•C'f't. ship Service, 9:4~ p.m. " ~onhip 7:30p.m. T..,day, 12:30 p.m . Wo10:10 a m E\•enln g wor~hlp 7;00 p.m. eat. All this just io celebrate the birth of a c~lld so long ago who . RET JIA NY - W or~hl p . Ra m ; Olurch CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA· wronc~da ~. 1: 00 p.m f.Prayer m(l(ltln~ . men's Prayer meetblg. Wednesday, 7; ll ~ · h no l. 10 a .m.: Bibl(• Study. Wrd nf'S da y. first lay 1111 stablt, In a manger, filled with sweet-smelling hay. RENE . Rev. Herbert Grate , pastor . MIDDL EPO RT CHURCH Of THE N~­ p.m. Prayer and Praise service. Frank Riffle, Sl.lpl. Suiaday School 9:30 a. ZAREN£. F' rf'd PPnhorwood . pastor, 992· • Hl a.m.; OorC'a!li Women 's FC'IIowship , CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APa5· A babe who did not have a kingdom or riches beyond anyone Wrdn fl~da .v , '11 n m !McCulrl'l. m.; Worshlp service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. 52M Bill Whllr. Sunday Stilool SUp! S u~ ·· TOLIC - VanZandl and Ward Rd. Elder CA RMEL Ch,ch Sclo ool 9::10 a .m.: else's on earth but had Jess of everything. He lived his life, loved, · 1 Sunday. Wedne!!day, 7 p.m. Prayer meetdav Sc-hool 9::1) a.m : Mornlnfi!' Wor shl~. Ja mes Miller, pastor. Sunday School, Woro•hlp 10:45 ii .,... Second and Fourt h Ing. 10:.45 a .m.. Eva n g(' il ~lic mPetin ~t 7.00 p. healed, taught, a~d told us to follow ,him and sharewhal we have 10: ll a .m.; Worship Service, Sunday, 7: 30 ~11ndav~~~o : F'r•llo" ·shlp dlnnM' with Sunon LAUREL CLIFF FREE METK)OIST m. Wedn r.!:tda y:-7: 00 p 1 m ~ P r~n,t'r m(l('lln fi!' p.m.; Bible Study, WednPSday, 7:30p.m. with those less fortunate. All this we remember and ceiebral e lhlrd Thursdav, 6:30 p,m. IMrGulrPI . GIURCH . David Boll , pas!or. Rober! E. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, F:A~'T LETART - ChUr'<'h School9 am.; each Christmas. How we Jove that Christmas feeling. How glad Bllrton , Director of ChrlstJan Education; Harrisonville Rolr:l. Rev. Dewey Klng, Worship 10 a.m. S(l('ond and founh SunSteve Eblin, as.sislant . Sunday School9: ll Clln1oo Faulk, Sunday School we are each Christmas Eve, and how we wish we could keep that paslor: UNITED PRJ;l!BYTERIAN MINI!TR\' da v", UMW first 1\tC>Sday. i :ll p,m a.m.; Morning wonhlp 10:30 a.m.;Te.ns' Supt.; Sunday School 9:30a.m.; morning spirit all year long. Why not try? - Pastor William OF MEIOS COUNTY rGraN'\. · In Action, 6 p.m .; Evening Worship, 7: worshlp. ll a.m.: Sunday evening service Rev. Km Wllkln1100 l.E"fART FA I.I.S - Worship 9 a .m.; Mlddleswarth, Melp County Lutherans. m. Wednesday evening prayer and ~lb e 7: 30 p.m. Pn11yer Meettng, Wednesday, HARRISONVU.LF PRJ,.SBl'TER IAN · Ch ur('h School10 ~ . rn . (GraC4'l. _$t udy. 7; 30 P:m. Choir practice, Thursday, 7:30p.m. CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Scrvlc{'!} MORNING STAR- Worship, 9: j5a.m.' 7p.m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. .; 9:00a .m.; Church Schoo110:15 a.m .. Church Schoolr 10: ll a.m.; Bible Stutt, · DEXTER CHURCH ' OF CHRIST, non-Peqtecoslal. Worship .ervlce Sunday MIDDLEPORT PI<ESBl'TERIAN Wr<!nesday 10:00 a.m . {McGulrel . ' I ,Charles Rusaell Sr .. minister . Rick Ma· 10 a.m .; Sunday Sdlool U a.m. Eventn1 Sunday School. 9 a.m ; Churcn Sf'rvlcl' , ' HAl' iN ~.: WE:SLt.:YAN - lllu rth SChOOl supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m .: , •COmber, worslllp lfl'Vlce 7:00 p.m. We<!nesday 10; 1~ a.m. 1() n.m.; Worship 11 am , UMWfetur1hMon Worship service 10:30 a.m. Bible sl•cb:· · pray.,. meetinr 7:00p.m. POMEROY 992-2815 Public Notice P. J~ PAULEY, AGENT TEAFORD REALTY Pomeroy WAID CROSS SONS SlORE ·launches probe mto eras Businesses Listed On ThiS Page. FAITH IS THE BRIDGE BETWEEN HOPE AND DESPAIR 992·5130 Pot:neroy 1986 Memorial Hospital Mr. FRI., SAT., SUN. ONLY! l eHonor ~ OMrte AOV!RTISEO . MERCHANDISE POLICY Our llrm IntentiOn II to M¥t ..,.ry _,.,..._ llaed Item In ttoc:lt on our II ao •hel••• .OV.ftiMd item \l not •altatH !Of P\lf· ct.Me due ta any unfOI'tteen rNMH~I K marl wilt t uvt~ a ~Ill Cheek on requel tor lilt lfltr(:P\altdl. . tone rwn or r..eontiOit llmt!W' QUWlllty] to be pur-ch&Md M the Nlil pric4l ~--~Of Will Mil you I com~ quality iltn'l M l compArlbla rlducliOn 111 price , 2 $7 8 SAVE FOR 490fo Our 6.97 Ea. 72x90 Windsor Blankets in an array of beautiful colors. ,. ~!! S15 8 Our 19.97 Comforters, twin or full size. Polyester/cotton han " '1 2.97 -· 4 pc, Microwave Set 12.97 §] . MuHin pan, bacon rack, roast rack. bak1ng ring. $49 . 19.97 llcick & Whitt TV . Jogging Suits 7 ~· Cookware Set Sweaf suils lor men. women. Varied colors. fabrics. 1-2·qt. sauce pans. 5 qt. dutch ovens, 10" fry pan. 3 lids. Non stick. With dial-type VHF /VHF tuning, lightweight, low power usage. Style 01 ml1. may -~--Dool. YIJY . by Libby CoiKo SERMONE'ITE Netu•tly as Klustratod. That special season 30r.. v • 5.77 24 pc. Party Pleaser·Giau Set lncluiles 6 rocks, 6,iuice, 6 beverage and 6 coolers. 13.97 . Our 29.97 36.88 Otr 47.88 Food processor 20 pc. China Set . . Use lor slicing. shredding, chopping or purns. • Beautiful china dinnerware set. SAVE. Pattern thoices. service for four. 19.97 < Our 29.97 Mask or Pound Puppies lit Wlleel, 16" sleelr Ws wheel. SAVE. GrossiiiCIII Air GUlls . _........ --- ..a Air 17 U8!::i:' -I .00 - L•MII.'I 27.97== ltbollt IIMftd 10 "*·.•JllpAOIIOn Dultbulter Plus cordltll voc with charging unn, cleaning allachmenls. 933rt 7 Pc. Set 4.99 ..... 17.96 ;;~.. 32.88· Camera Christmas trH 6 ft. lovely tree, easy to as· semble. After VIS YldH Cassette 600 LMS Tape in 2 pack. 2, 4, 6 hr. Outfit includes film and T-120. coupon boot. '!' • • 29.97 ;:.,7 739.88:.88 Pc. VIsion 11/Ptlltt liflt Set Sinal• pu11p, 4-shot pellet clip, easy shootlnc. · 1 qt. sauctpin w/pour or 5 qt. sauce· skillet. �• DecemMr l 12 1 LAFF·A-DAY ~p:~~~~~i~·-~n~~~~Se~nti~ne~I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~O~h~~;;~---=----------~~~--~~~Dec~2~~m~M~r13~!!q _ Pubhc Not1ce NOTICE TO BIDDERS Soalod propo1alo for the furnllhtng of all mater als and perform ng all labor for NEW ACOUSTIC CEILINGS AND NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES for RACINE HIGH SCHOOL RACINE OHIO for SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT w II be rece vod by the Southern Local Board of Education Rae rle Oh o 45771 untl 12 00 noon prevadtng local t me Thurs day January 8 1987 and opened public y tmme d ately thereafter Proposals may be del vered or ma led Each b dder 1 to des gnate on the envelope that tt s a sealed b d The name and address of the b dder shall also be nd cate!t Draw ngs and spec ftca t ons may be obtatned from Franklin D lee AlA Arch teet 326 Front Street Ma r etta Oh o 45750 for a depos t of $1 0 00 wh ch will be refunded f the docu ments are returned w th n 10 days of the b d due data All p oposals must be accompan ed by btd secur ty n the fo m ot a surety bond or cert f ed check 1n the amount of 1 0% of the base b1d Fa lure of any b dder to enter 1nto and ellleeute a cant act for the work eo vered by the proposal he has subm ned shall cause the b d secur ty to become forfe Pubhc Not1ce Pubhc Notice ORDINANCE No 1176 86 An Ord nan~e to p ovide add t1onal compensat•on for VIllage employees for 1986 Be it orda ned by the Council of the v llage of Mtd dleport 11 follows Sec I That for the year 1986 the Village shall pay each full time employee 1n the act ve employment as of December 16 1988 in add1 t on to all other salary and frenge benef ts heretofore prov dad the sum of One Hundred Fifty Dollars (1150 00) •• additional sa lary Sec II That be t further resolved that the VIllage 1hall pay each part t me dm ployee n the acttve employ ment as of December 15 1986 '"add t1on to all other 111arv and frenge benefits heretofore provided the sum s.. of onty I VI Dollars ($75 001 •• additional oa lary Sec Ill That th s ord1 nance s hereby declared to be an emeraancv n order that employees may be pa1d th1s add1t anal companaa t on before Christmas and Inadequate meet1ng1 are scheduled to pass thia ord1 nance by normal procedures Sec IV Th11 Ordinance shall take effect and be m force from and aher Nov 24 1986 Passed the 24th doy of of bag nn ng Also the followmg des cr bed parcel of l1nd situate 1n the Township of Sala 1n the Metgs County Probata the Southeast corner of a 60 1cre lo\ formerly owned by Thorn• Sp ller 1n Sect on 3 Mary Jordan and John H Knotts Route 3 BoJ< 69 Town 2 and Range 13 thence North 47 Dog West 4 roda thence North 25 dog East 6 rods thence North 48 Deg thence Nonh 12 dog East 16 rods thence North 59 Dog Waot 10 rods thence North 9 Oeg 8 rods thence South 16 Deg Weat 34 rods to the place of beg1nn1ng Pr or Instruct on Reference Excep~mg any prev ous reservat on of minerals Parcel One was appra sed 11 $30 000 00 end Parcel appr•sed value Attorney for Moore s A D1vison of Evans Products Company (11) 21 28 (12) 5 12 19 5tc Be t ordained by the Counc Iof Village of Middle port as follows Sec I That the appropna t on for 1988 '"the Revenue Sharing Fund be ncreased by $4300 00 omce odd t onal funds have been re ce ved for th s purpose Sec II That these funds be used n the follow ng manner Street Ma ntanance s 1485 00 General Government 12815 00 Sec Ill Th s Ord nonce shall take effect and be 1n force from and after the ear I est date perm tted by law Passed the 241h day of November 1986 Attest Jon Buck Clerk Dewey Horton Pres dent of Counc I (121 5 12 2tc Shop the Ads f1rst! NOTICE OF SALE No 86 CV 142 lo thank Russells Nursmg Home Dr Baumprtel 0Bleness Hospital staff the Rever end Charles Noms pall belllrS and fnends for their prayers and support dunng the deallt of our mother Spectal thanks to 81gony Jordan Funeral Home Court I w II offer for sale at the front door of the Court house n Pomeroy Me gs ~ 992 21!16 Middleport Oh1o 1 13 tfc VCR TAPES County Ohio on the 30th day of Oecombe 1986 at 10 00 o clock om the Bashan Pia no Oh o 45783 and Route 1 Pomeroy Ohio 45769 espaclivaly Tract One A cart an tract situate n Chnter Townsh p Metga County Ohio more Pay Your Cable & Phone B Us Here Waot about 36 rods lo Jim NEED W~ITE OFF7 BUSINESS PHONE CALL 992 3325 BRUCt miD EH CE PHON I (6141 POMEROY 0 992 22S9 NEW LISTING- POMEROYNce 117 story home with vnyl s dn& 2 3 bed ooms part at basement and equ pped k«chen Just $10 000 00 SYRACUSE - Cokm al ranch 1728 sq ft cen1 a faye spa cous k!chen country fa my oom/ ra sed hearth lrep ace 4 bedrooms aundry mud oom ample c ~ sets and a 2 car gmge $49 !KJO 00 West pool BAUM SUB DIVISION Approx 5 yrs old 3 4 bed rooms w lh 2 ~ aths deck pat o and garage Spit foyer des gn all n good contlil on Natu a gas forced a r heal and cent a a Nce lot $59 900 00 Nonh aide of the otoblt 2 chaens and 50 hnka thence North 7 Dog East 3 chaina Elm tree on the Southw•t atdo of the Run thence North 46 V. Dog Was11 cham end 75 I nka to 1 a1oke thence South 19 V. RUSTIC HILLS - SYRA CUSE- Nce ranch wth co beg Weat 3 chama and 37 I nks to a Gum tree thence by the to mer tine of ••1d ton a po ch a~ge Iv ng room wth f rep ace 3 bed 1ooms 1~ ca~ ga age pat o central a and a Ia ge lot 64 M1sc Mercnand1se MINERSVILLE AREA - USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAW SHADES CAN IE PURCHASED DAlY AT THE DAI YSENTINEL TIL 3 PM. LICensed Cllmcal AudiOlogist - (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992-&601 z 417 Second Avenue &x 1213 SALES & SERVICE 271 N 2nd, Midtll1p«t EAR PIERCING MANICURING PEIMS AND ALL YOUR STYLING NEEDS Debb•e MNdDWI-Owner lmoJ8on Blevins Loretta Hol11nger Shelly Ohhnger Merro Am1bery GR<HE ROAD - Ap proM 2acres willl a3bed oom 1~ siOIY home Equ pped k~cherl outbuid n& and dmng room $~000 00 614 843 5248 DELIJEAY IN TR STATE AREA Lo01 304 882 3129 REASONABll REUAill 8 20 86 tin Ins de WV 1 800 654 4667 t 8()0.623-2013 In 16 I mo REIUilT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 109 MUL.ItiY AVE POMIIOY OH PH. 992-9949 lolllart011 11 ow- 28 86 I mo FOR SALF CHRISTMAS TREES TAGGING NOW Pre cut trees available Located on Flatwoods Rd (Co Rd 26) at Harley Honmg rtlldence 2 Mt from F1ve Polntt Watch for S1gns 1124861mo Henry E Cltllnd Jten Trussell Dott1t Tunttr Offlct'····-· ····' Jr 161 PROFESSIONAl II•• ,.,,.,lllfllt Ctw111 992 6191 M92S60 •Insulated Replacement 992 56t2 Window •V nyl Steel S d ng "22m •Stol'm W ndowa I£W , 405 IIAIN Strlll Pt PIIISint WV 25550 (304) 675 5252 •Doora FREE INSTALLATION SHOWROOM HOURS Plo 614 245 5309belween91!o 814 446 0176 End of yee 11le No payments unt Apri 1987 on any new mobile home PurchMe before Dec 31 1986 French C ty Mo bile Home nc Ph 814 446 Situations Wanted Price reduced ctivton 1982 t 2~~:80 totll e ectr c e11.cellent condlt on French City Mobile H~~tmtl Ph 614 448 9340 1973 Schultz 2 bedroom tr1ll., furntshed walher & dry her good cond t on Ph I 14 448 4083 or 614 446 3765 PAAENTSII Reom 1nd board for employed m•n Nice home. flm y 1tmo1 ph .WI C. 8 t 4 992 1873 1 B Wanted to Do pm 6 614 986 33&1 Lost and Found W do b1byattting In my home Mon thru Friday 8 30 to 6 Lots of l[C C1ll Orendme n VInton Ph 614 388 8193 , Grl'f Schnauzer fN CLEANING SERVICE We c ean hom• offic•& rlntll properti• C.ll 1nyt me Ph 614 38B 8700 2614 D 614 446 Ftnanm l LOST ph•d chest Needs 7wk old Gennan Sh• ftmtle bleck with wh te Loet on Johnaona Rd medic ne chlkla pet Ph 814 288 t4et 675 7991 POMEROY (6141 592-6151 Busmes1 Opportumty firm 304 171 2464 1973 20 Chl1eau 1 evel trtller Salt conts ned •r condittonll thermlt c controlled h11ter u1ed v-v little •3400 Wa d.n F Rou1h 304 876 2834 or 175 5737 "'!- EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR - CARPENTER SERVICE Addona 1nd tmodellng Roof ng 1nd gutter work ConCHte work Plumbing and •ect cal work (F- Eotlmoteo) V C YOUNG tn 9'12 6215 or 992 73 U Pomeroy Ohio .________;:.._4.15 86 lc Truck auto • heavy equ1pment rapa1rs and weldmg (All makes & models! Pomeroy PH. 949·2893 or 949·2756 Middleport John K Ientz Owner /MechaniC 1119 86 I mo • • •• ••• • _,, •• •• ----- ,,L h Ins de g1 1ge lilt Thu F "-C 1112 13 3t5 Condo ~St Pomerov I. Pt D&P APPLIANCE REPAIR 7 Years Mamtenance KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985·3561 All M1ku Exper~ence •Waahlra •Dithwaahlr• Work Guaranteed •Range a •Refrlgarotora 614-446-7126 11 26- lrl (CUr OUT FOR rUTUI£ US£) 1110 •Dryera •Freezers PIIRTS and ~~~••vu·~ Pleasant ·---·--' ,,-;, 304 an 6110 9 Homes for Sale 3 bel ar pool g• ... Nee Com mere.. property corn• ots & h ghw1y tront1ge Uat w th u1 We hve buyers A One Real Estlte Broklf C1ll 304 12y old home 3 bedl'ooms 11h bath eKtfl llfVI liv ng room k chen 1ppt lnCII 8•14 ut lty oom 2 Clf' carpon 10x14 bu ld ng f uit t '" gr1p1 h• bo 1 80 ecr• wet lot Ap p 0)1 t 6m f om gallipo is on • b aclc top ro1d Ph 8 t 4 268 6838 & VICinity Mov ng Sa e S•turd•y 0~ cember 12 3 10 m 111 v••t H ckory Ch1pt1 Popla He ghta. 31 674 5104 or 304 674 5381 & VICimty 6 oom houae 1 2 acres Double c~r a• 191 Located on Rose H I Be U• n pr c.d 120 000 Call 614 678 2613 ~ Wanted To Buy Oovernmlf'lt hom• from • 1 (U rep11r1 De nquent tu p opwty Repoa1111iona C. I 801 817 6000 Ext OH 9806 fo currtnt repo llat 2 bed oom houae to • • n Ctifton IMable Johnson p op etty Fu ty ClfPtled tcentty emodeled new roof Aaldnv We pay c11h fot late model c Nri uud Cl 1 J m Mink Chev 0 ds Inc .. Bi Otne Johnson .. e14 44e Se12 , ..;"" at a ooo Call304 n3 1&34 or 304 773 8784 TOP CASH plld lo 83 mod .... Llrgehouaewithth Nlotl 810 1nd !liWtr us.c:l can Smith luck Pontile 111 1 Eaat•n'\ A'lie Gall pels C. 114 •41 Uud Mob 446 Ot75 t Homn Ph 11~ 44 Apartment for Rent E Main Pom•ov 111 000 Call 814 986 4427 """' 8 00 Oft oeapace Store 1p11Ce n Pt PIHunt A One R11t Estate Ph Rental o N e1ly fum shed mobile home CA & helt excel location 1dult1 only C1 614 448 0338 15t3V.Z 3 d Ave 1 bd privlle bllh t 140 Pll mo Deposit equ•td Clll 614 448 4222 -n911o5 Forn shed 3 rooms 1nd b1th cle•n 1dult1 only no pets Clll tt4 4-46 t619 Space for Rent wood and co• burner couch antique draa• 2 TV gam• 2 lilY bike oven1 ch dr~n• JU ca maker sno cone mach ne Call 114 56 Pets for Sale 448 7054 afteo 3 30 Pu a bred black Germ1n ShePI d fem1l1 PIPtrl 3yrs old Ca 6t4 448 0648 64 Commlldott Computtt with pr ntlr aoftw1 e d 1k drive alii 1 m... chin11epug tyraokl hu papers Excellent chnatmu g ft 614 266 1989 8 Rooms a baith out bul d ng g•rden 4 oom• Cll'peted C tv achoo dilt ct county wettr 16 min from c: tv WMitl no naida pets Reference & depoat r~ qulrad UOO OOmo plu1 utititH Ph 8142668265 3 Bedroom Ranch Rodn-v Y II~&• U815 00 pet' month plu1 depaalt eft 1nce1 re qutred Bl1ckburn Rea ry Ph 814 446 0008 Fut'n shed apartment uplla rs Adultsontv all uti tlnpad C.ll 2 Bedroom , Ill baths loc.ted n downtown 1 •• Adults onty referencH & depot t equ r.cl Plo 814 448 3771 2 bedroom hou11 ior ent n Middleport Complete y remo d.. ed New Cl petlng thJough out New cab nets 1271!1 per month pNs depot t Ca I 814 992 6868 Be1uttfu new house n Pom• roy Al10 new one bed oom fu n ahed aptrtment n Mlddl• po<t Call 114 446 1552 o 114 992 6304 Smell 4 oom 1nd bath hom• whh 1tt1chtd g• agt m Midd t:l pon C.r.-ld new stoVI 1nd ttf iger1tor Excel ent cond t on Ide .. tor 1 1 ngle o max mum of 2 adults So ry no 5fl11 or children t175 monthly ptu• security depo•t Phone 114 992 6292 4 oom house torrent on At 12 304 6763017 The Oaks Apartment• We •e now hav ng 1 Decernber mov• n t pec • on 1n1 & deposh S 199 s all you pay to mO'IIe n fa December Get n on the 1Gtion & call fo mo e entonnst on C• I 814 682 7570 Terry Htle Ru Mngr E H 0 Man1gtd by US Sh~ter Cop Nice 2 bed oom apt ref g & 1 ove & wlter turnlahed No pttl 4112 mIn from Gal po • S210 oo por mo no DO dep Ph 114 4-48 8038 2 Bedroom 1 v11r eue t250 00 per month Phon• 448 215Bp Yerv ntce unturn n town spec ou1 2bd retr g enge y1 d & cov•ect pit o qu et st eet No peta t175 00 month plus deposit & reterences Cl Etrl Tope 441 0332 dev• Of 441 01 11 evenings & wk ends 1 Bed oom basic rent 8176 00 plu1 • ect:r c A to equ red 1 1200 00 security depoatt CON TACT J1ck1on E:st1t11 Dept Ptl 448 3997 Equa Housing Opportunty Fumithed apt 11715 00 wat• pd 2 btd oom 131 VJ Fourth Ave Ph 448 4411 atter 7pm 2 and 3 bldroom 1p.-tmen11 •nd houltl n Pom.roy or MlddiiPOrt Furnished or unfur n shed Pay own utilltl• Ca I 1 1nd 1 V. bedroom ..,. 1Yellab t at A Ylfl dt for rent Bille rent 111111 •• e171 plus utll tltl f200 secur tv depoait equlred lnqu re at 614 882 7787 42 Mobile Hames for Rent 2 bdr Ill Lit till paid eacept elee turn or unfurn aec:: d.,aah JtqYired Convenient location C•ll 114 441 8888 or 6t4-4-41 4778 bedroom apt tor rll'l1 a.lic rent 111r1s U 11 • month that includ" al utllltlt1 O.poait reqund of t200 Contect VII Ita• M•nor Apt Mldcleport 6t4 912 n87 Equal Opportun ty OX 800 bl Ph 814 245 6474 M1:rcholllllse 51 Household Goods 6461 SWAIN AUCTION l1o FURNITURE 82 676 2010 2466 New Moped t400 t 970 Buck Sky lard 1300 Co I 614 992 7690 County Appl ance nc Good used appllanctt and TV 11t1 Open lAM to IPM Mon th u Sot lt4 4-46 1699 627 3d Ave Goll poHo OH 614 992 2319 614 992 3110 Used 275 gtllon fu.. o I tank f36 Can be aeen at Mega T re Center o ca et4 992 2101 or LAYNE S FURNITURE Sofa• and chairs priced from t396 to 1996 Tab t1 f50 •nd up to 8125 Hide a beds 8 390 to 16915 Rec ners- f226 to t376 Lampl a 28 to 1126 D nettn t109 1nd up to e486 Wood table w 8 ch• 1 1286 to $7915 Desk • 100 up to t 376 Hutch" t400 and up Bunk beda complete w m&ttretHI $29& 1nd up to tJ96 Bilby beds 8110& 1176 M1ttr11s•orbo11. sp lng1 full or twin f83 f m 173 •ndl83 QueenMttt22& K ng UIO 4 d IWtf ch11t tiS D •••• 189 Gun cabinets 8 10 • 12 gun G•• o electric tnge t 37& Blby ma1tr11111 La ge aund ba s of hay torsa e $10 00 each Ph 614 446 AKC Reg stered Norweg an E k Hounds lwks oWl e1dy to go UO & King ftoame 860 Good on of bedroom auttea met1l c1b nets headboards I 30 1nd up to 886 W nter fllh ons & special ch 11 magltts for you pets 0 oom & AKC Reg stared Germ•n Sheph•d pupp es goad blood nes eady to lmmed lte Ill& EliCe lent Chr 1tm11 p ..enta Ph 2 eg at•ed Walkers female 9monthtold o d G and N ght Wtk• mee Ca 1 male 1 One7vea Champton 6,4949 2667 Betgle puppies Ready to go by Chntmll A so o der Be1g es 304-676 301 1 F rewood Se11oned mixed h1rdwood sp t and deiiVIfed •40 fo X • ge p ck up oad 3938 Mu~cal 57 Ph 6 4 388 9908 Transporlation Autos for Sale 3 1983 P ymouth Tu smo 1 7 eng ne 2 doo 86 000 m at n ce 83000 00 Ph 6,4 379 2726 Must se 1978 Oatsun 200SX 66 000 tctual m In 6 speed tflntm nlon ookl & uns good ------------ a•• Washer• dryers efriger1tors angtt Sk1gg1 App lancet Upper Rwtr Ad beaide Stone C est Motel 814 448 7398 FrUit 58 8o " ng oom suhe t399 00 4 pc la111h bod oom 1uite 1139 00 We also hiYI pottery Mollohan Furn ture • Appl 1n~ Kan1uga OH Ph For Sale Soh 1nd coffte ttb call 014 4,.6 3&74 F ewood for sale U& Plf lo1d 6 lo1d1 t 160 De lvered 1nd otackad Call 614 949 2601 tfte 600pm Vegetables F tlh t uckload New Yo k 91 own •rge apples 7 Jt nds Navel orang11 tengelos ban• n11 grape1 sma I ott or by bo11. Jac:h Fru t Ma ket Rt 36 Hende son 59 For Sale or Trade S• e or t ade 1976 Elkhart Mob le Home 2 bedrooms Good used cotor T V 1 rang11 from 8815 00 to t1&0 00 Cal Lee TV 1 Sae 1t 814446 1149 Shop fo Houoln~ Chr 1tmas with Children• swelter jaekats hand knt 11112 B C1 eB1.-1 My L ttla Pony T 1 n Others 304 1986 Dodge Aries automt c wth AC 4 doo 11 OOOm ke new Ph 614 379 2728 1981 A e1 K Dodge S a on Wagon AM FM Ste ea Cusette auto CC ea w ndow wtpet'l good cond t on Ph 1916 Mu118ng 302 Bos1 eng nt Runs 1nd looks good Neada • ttle work t 1 500 o bett offer w consrd• • t ade Call 614-379 2436 Good ulled d yer S75 00 Ph T1pp1n Gas Renge Bakel good t28 Drop leaf t1ble t20 Flo-d dollvorod Ook l!o hick ory split HEAP voucher pict;up load Ul Calll14 441 2223 oo 614 441 3028 1880 3150 C John Otttl Do1er with c~nopy and wanah Ph 388 9312 or 3B8 9012 uklng price 113 000 00 Uve Xmes trill t28 50 F r• wood 18100 Oumpt uck toed hHP vouchers ICCepted Cll 614 •u 9641 Don • Landec•PII 4 wh tl 1pokt wheel• wtth t " size 1000xtl5 with 8 lug whoall UOO 00 Ph 614 9340 or 304 671 33t 3 II< Ltve slock B1 Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOF NG Uncond t on1 fet me gua 1n tee Loca eferences furn shed F ee est mates Ca co eci: SWEEPER and sew ng mach ne repa part1 and supp 81 P ck up and de very Dav 1 Vecuum C eene one half m e up Geo ges C eek Rd Ca 614 1985 Fo d Mustang new 289 auto mags 1966 Chevy mpa a SS Convertab e 750k Honda 446 0294 Ph 614 446 4462 1476 304 882 2203 FOt 11 t tobogg1n nw• u1ed padded lilt ng to four no 00 TIH•nv •tv e hang ng light 840 Vio In With cue ll'ld tttnd t12& Ski boots Polomlte size 6 t2& Nord Cl 1 ze 7 a40 Junior go fclub• •so 304 176 Fo Hie t 11 P188 13 rad •I snow t re1 wtth atudt used 2 monthst66 12 gaugeshotgun 140 304 468 1t9B Fo 11 • 24 bovs ln'lltder d rt b ke good cond t60 304 875 676 2267 New basketbal baickboard and hoop Ph 304 676 1536 66 BUIIdmg Supplies Build ng Materf1 • Block brick sewer p pes win dows I nte 1 etc Cltudl Win ter1 Rio Gr1nde 0 Cal 814 2411121 Concrete blocks • sl111 ylfd or delivery M11on 11nd Gil pol 1 Block Co t23~ Pine St Gall-o Oh o Call 814 446 2783, Poe Bul d ngt by Qua ty luiklera Workshopa c11porte •nlmal shelte 1 a••g• Frae ea1lmat11 Phone 114 384 6762 66 Pets for Sale FTM Gene al Cont act ng 13yrs experience Roof ng & Con at uct on Ph 6, 4 388 9308 F ee 11t mates 10% off du ing he hoi dev• offer txpt 11 Jan 16 1987 RON S Telev 1 on SeJv ca House c1l s on RCA Ouaze GE Spec II ng n Zenith C•l 304 676 2398 2454 0 814 446 body ult Call 6,4 949 291, 1979 Old1 Cutes 81860 or belt off• Call 614 986 3605 1984 Oodge D p om at 30 000 mtles Loaded $6500 Ca I CAOSS lo SONS U S 36 WMt Jackson Oh o 2 end tables coffte t1ble matched all f100 orbeuofter ce 304 1!1715 2291 P 11th:: cllttm 1t1te approved pllat c atptlc tanka plut c culverts meta cuiYirtl PION F,tflll Supp lll~S for s11e1 0 r1dieltrm saw ~ot1 of attachments Plus Hobby For 11le g rl1 Strawberry roller shoe skatll 1 11 13 like new pompoms t10 2 IllS mlttrna fo v1n new t20 tlch 304 Co 6t4 2&e 126t Services 1978 Chevy lmpe a 360 auto 61 Pickens Used Furn ture Good qui ty used tu nhure Open 9 to I or clll for appo ntmant Ct ahan 1 Used n e Shop OYir 10001irnslut1213 t4 15 11 18 6 8 m lw out At 218 6 4 992 7191 1984 Plymouth Rei 1nt auto a cruse AM FM C11h p ce 83 499 00 Johns Auto Sa es 8ullwilla Ad Ga poll 676 $612 k tchon tabla 304 676 7807 6203 64 M1sc Merchandtse 0 G E 18 cu ft HaNMt Gold refr ger1tor 3b4 876 6783 Coli tt4 992 7018 304 $7& 6483 or 67& 1450 Se f co nta ned 1 de n campe Sleeps 4 Can be seen a Sv acuse on Second S Ca Roge s Basement Watt p oaf ng 1 9615 Dodgt ao..hog moto home Co eman turn1ce. a cond ttantr used tlet: 911 o battery Exc shape Can beseen 1t Krodel Pa k 304 67& 7329 671 &610 8110 814 446 1797 79 Motors Homes l!o Campers 1900 00 Ph B14 448 8106 12260 Call 814 992 7841 Ca' louvers f t1 83 C•m•o • etc Uv ng Joom au te and tab 11 t 46B 1732 1 6t4 237 04B9 dav o night FULLER BRUSH PRI)DUCTS Call 304 678 1090 6 pc Wood 1976 P vmou hArrow for parts Good 4 tpeed t ant new clutch and p essu e p ate *75 304 614 24& 9698 614 992 6891 992 701& cwt 304 468 1031 1 Boss 302 Fo d eng ne com plete w th headers 1 New ce ale $900 00 1 used S350 00 614 379 2726 1981 Gravely 8 HP Koh If eng n1 30 nch mow1 du1 wheel a Ve y lm e hours C.l aale 614 t888 Dried she ad co n 84 60 per cwt g ound 16 00 pe cwt ground w th mo aa1e186 75 plr 1983 Plymouth Tu smo 2 door 115 OOOm N ce & clean Ph Instruments Knight Woodburn., fo W th blowe t100 Ce Auto Parts l!o Accessortes 68 72 No'ola parts Contact John aftt 5pm Ph 614 446 71 Reg atered Beagle pupa & alder dogs Dwight Baker 304 895 814 992 3tt0 76 614 446 4211 614 992 23t9 .. tct Used Fu Nture Wllhtf S. drye rtnge wood tab e & 2 benchll beds drlltlf wood wtrdrab• 3 m 111 out Bu will Rd Open 9AM to &PM Mon thru Sit Motorcycles 1062 Ph 614 211 1117 Used 276 gallon fua o I tank S35 C1n be lttn et Ma gsl' • Center ore• 114 992 2101 or F rewood Seasoned mixed hardwood sp t and dl v.,ed 140 tor X large p de up Ioili Valley Fum tu e new • used Large section of qu1 rty fu n ture 1211 Eastern Ave Ga pols 74 ,985 250 8 g Red GC 51 000 Supply Shop Ph 614 446 023t Firewood all hard woad Heat vouche 1 1ccepted 136 1 pickup load Phone I 14 742 0 ive St 01lllpo a New • used WOOd COIIItOV81 6 pc WOOd LR au te U89 bunk beds t19t antron reel ner1 t99 new & uaed bedroom au tu 1nge1 wnnger Wllhtrl • tho" New liv ngJoom suites 8199 S699 lamps also buy ng coal6 wood stovtl Call814 448 3tl59 t979 Chevy SWB 4 wheel d IVe o&ded new 10•50 1 res 55 000 m n o fa offe 304 676 2842 afte 6 p m Ph 8143889906 Stove co• wood burner with fen blow• t187 00 Or ental rug very Ia g& t165 00 l11m1 n good cond ton Ph 614 379 EVANS ENTERPRISES Jaco oon Oh 114 288 6930 380 Grant It rooma beth glll(ll work lhop 123 700 Mako ootf• Calll14 2 VII 0 d he~fe app 448 0840 304 675 1078 Clnltr DupiiJI 646 Second carplted 3 bedroom LR DR ni"N k tchen & bath withe & drye hook up S286 00 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Ptl 00 r::;;:::::;:::;:::::::::-r.;:::::;:;::::;:::;:::::-l$1 600 00 Ph 6t4 266 6664 t Fu n shed Apt e210 00 utit• 5rm hou11 2 bed oom• toc1ted on 588 In Rodney Deposit requered nopeta Ph 441 2288 - - - - - -- - -- ClM~~oyNE,t, ~ne GOOD USED APPLIANCES Houses for Rent Ap111ment fOt lilt In Chtlter 2 br ldtchen bettwoom wtth leun.-y room living room a d n ng room til eiiC Approk 7 mi111 from Pt PI on Rt 12 2 tTICtnppro" 1 ecremoreOf'llll over ooking ~nawhl River _J.IIJl( f.LWatf 1974 Chevv Sport Van good cond t on reason•b e p ce Ph 614 2661989 135 11o 141 Bod lrsm• UO 6t4 44S 9623 pm 992 2602 '- Chnstm11 Slit t n Pd 1 bed oom f at floor Ph "., Mond•y Dec 1& 11 17 1981 Additk>nll m sc good hosplt-' bed IIWing m.ch nt elect ic ro81er chrlstmaa d•eorlion• dilhtt & pane K.K Busmess 8UIIdmgs Professional Serv1ces 2842 or !71 2010 YOUNG'S Two btd oom t •ler couple~ one 1m.tl child Referencea II Oepol t Evl ett Schw1rtz At t Locust Lane PI: P ea•ant back of l!o 4 W D 614 246 9524 114 4-48 0322 34 41 Sta ks T 11 tnd Llwn Serv ce H1dges shrubs buthu mmed landscap~ng stump lnd eat rtm01111l 304 571 Yard Sale 304 773 11024 1918 2 bedroom PMC mobi • home Reidy to mo"e t3 000 a82 3288 7 2 bedroom mob le home Mid d eport 0 Reference wHh 1• cur ty deposit 304 882 3267 dopoolt 304 876 1112 do but nt11 wtth people you know •nd NOT to send mon.,. hJough the mail untl you hiYI nvtst.igated the offer ng 23 7764 1972 Alcons12x10 2 bedroom mobile homt Complet:ely fur nlahed excellent condlt on 304 676 5t04 Lolt blue tick • w.lktt coon hound in back of M1son 304 12d5 tfl ler ful v ca peted 2 bedroom 911 tu nace 6 acres U50 per month plus utI t es 614 992 2016 or 814 992 Fum•hed 2 bedroom e185 per month Plus ulilltill t76 00 NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO rte(lmmtndl ttt.l you loll 1 biD & tan Garm., Shephlfd m11e pup P• k Drive lrll lalt IHn t 2 9 81 304 MEIGS COUNTY MEMORY GARDENS 21 446 0722 14900 Calll14 985 4227 •4t00 Ca $14 98& 4227 I Aft• 8 304 937 2003 I Fun shed oom 919 2nd Ga pols t116 Utlt" pd Sh1e bath Sing a m• e C1U 446 4418 1fter 7pm 2 Bedroom no pets Crown C ty 676 3000 8x41 two bedroom with gil furnace Ct 1814 985 3350 o 1972 Alcona12x60 2bed oom mobile home Comp ettly tu ni1hed exee tnt condition hnt tl JOOiterl 1nd hens Tak1 DP Gympac Plus to "'' complete with benCh 'D m• chine rowing. cu I a. lit bar 161ilbl ot weight • comtl with self supportng lllnd e40000 Cattltter 15pm 814 ,U8 2252 Mixed h~rdwood sllbl $12 per bund e Containing 1pprox 1Vt tons FOB Oh o P1l It Co Pomeroy Oh o Call 814 992 K & K Mobile Homes 2 and 3 bed oom mob le hom11 304- 614 245 9513 lor datalo Rabbits Ph 304 871 7313 Rooms fo rent dey wtek manth 0. Ia Hotel Ctl 114 441 971 6 Rent I SlOW II I 120 month 12x80 2 bedroom In Centen1ry 2 bedroom mob lehome nkyglf creek tchoo d "' ct Ph 614 Vans 1971 Dodge W ndow Van 3 apeed 226 6 cy nde una good body good t 860 00 Ph Ph 2144 D Sante w I v att your chi d It home Bell.,en clll North Pole Grain ted Angus Steers 446 0501 Ph 814 448 4292 73 2661266 614-446 07110 2 bdr mob ehom• Upper Rver Rd !12 m le f om Oa lpoll 2 ch dren ICC:epted Cell 614 9340 Col 304 67& 1429 614 4-41 4802 2282 RESIDENTIAL l!fiNDOW INC 1874 Ca age Houte 1 2~~:15 2 baths 3 bed ooms tota e ect r c Carpet tlwu out must aee Ph t986 14x60 1ml lOUth of gllll po s dam St At 7 No pets c• aft" 3pm Ph 266 6089 Ll1 Avon help you gil the best of holt polt Chrt.tmu billa and blues Fret g1fl with frat order 12 5 86 1 mo Mobtle serv.cB 441 1102 Oh Ph 814 258 64B4 cal 304-882 !114& 1 6 old lly ng hens 3 vtars old! C1l I 14 742 21 25 after 5 OQ 2 Bedroom fu n 1hed We accept HUO Btaut ful rwer y I"N Fos ters Mob le Home Pa k 814 5 Coueh ch.t ottoman up ght p ano itml e Doberman Ph Furmahed Rooms 6024 •• 304 882 3217 Opportunity Employer Soelbat 1141834111 Equa 12 Entert•lnment Ctntt hM AM FM ad o ecord p eyer 1 TV t nHds epa cast over f900 00 will tel tor t160 00 Cal 814 Bu-'neaa or Office SpiCe fo rent New H1ven 304 n3 Apartment Manegtf toJ 8 un 11 n Mtson W Va Call Den sa ho•• 114 4-41 2012 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 4 eve 6 speed am fm cessette good gt1 m leage 14950 304 675 5630 afte 6 p m 10t0 COUNTRY MOB LE Hon\1 Ptrk. Route 33 North of Pom•ov LIJge ~t1 Call 614 992 7479 Cletn wei m1 nt1 ned a um num 1 ded 3 bed ooms t bath1 fo mal d nlng rec room arge ett n k tchen 2 ca garage New fuel effie ant tur nace 304 675 4604 1973 Vlndale12x86 with 7x14 fPIPinda Tote elect csetupfor woodbumtr Good Cond ton Lit Avon help you g.. lht belt of polt Chr stmu bAll 1nd blues Fret g fl with f at ordtt Lolt PtkinMe mile 1n1wers to Sug1r lear lost on second ave tf found c•ll 114 446 8209 or Rent NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL TV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLI POLS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 '1> Beaut fu wh te female Ango e Cat to g "'to a good home CaH lfl., fipm 814 " ' 7625 for Want I ve n middle 1ged wom1n to watch 2 children 1 c:h kl n 1chool L ght house wo k, modente cook ng S•lllf'Y oom and bo~rd Call814 742 2060 1ft., 7 00 p m 67& 3950 or 1 100 642 3019 3044 LOST PH 992-2975 Electromc Organs Govemmenl lobi •11 040 •&9 230 yr Now hir ng Ca I 806 687 8000 Ext R 990& for c:u en1 ftd•ll lit ... a Beag e like lema e brown bltck 8mo o d ap.yed hed ale vic nrty of Stitt St • Htdg• wood Ph 6t4 4-4$ 2t06 204 Condor St Pomeroy Oh o Has Lowered Prices 1 805 687 6000 Ext A 980~ omes Or ----------:-:-:~:lc Need moner to cont nue you co ege1 Befort you d op out cal th1 Army N1tional Guard for f " nro m11ion on our educt i6n esliltanct program 304 992 5766 OPEN Mon F11 Bam 9 pm-Sat 8 6 Walk 101 Welcome GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES Fo d t. GM Truck Fenders Ea v 39 La e 55 Ch ome Bumpe 1 GM 73 Awl nes now hiring Fl ght At ttndanta Agents. MtchBcs Cultom• Ser'l!iCI: S .. arles to 860K Entry tevel poshlons Call 4 fem•l• Kn ves TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Serv1ce AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS G1veaway 8952 Chooels BODY SHOP PARTS INC. wv 4 Part W.tk• and p1rt 8e1g a pupa to ghle IWI'f Ca 1 114 992i"' Droll B 1s J.R.'s REPAIRS 0_,_ th( 8 13 tin Saw Cham Planer Kn ves MOUNTAINEER ON BEDUNERS We sell top qua ty pans tnd hava 3 y Ult th ough w11 antv ave ab tv No hunting or t npa11 ng~ Mynes Fe m OCitld ChMt~ L Ridga Road C rcular Saws I 3 86 tic 80 866 Fo d 73 77 S69 THRU DEC FREE NSTAL R~ottf Galltpohs Ohio 45631 Bu1lt BEECH SIZE 23X30X007 EACH 6 room home on a nce lot 3 bedrooms basement nce woodwork wth 2 lrep ace~ Carpet ng and many other fea Ask ng $24 900 00 ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE 2s( :1: SHARPENING SERVICE fann Equl.mnt P•rt• & Service E ngthe Nonhsideofther1.1ad to a stone thence North 37 V. Dog West pesa ng tho an a: 10 S tic Dtaltr road thence North 39 Deg 2 cha ns and 76 hnks along the road to • stone thence to Cl Coq~utenzed H•nng A1r Selection Z Swtm Molds Interpreting SeiVtces ' ~ LISA M KOCH, MS LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT Author uol Jahe DNre Ntw Hollond Bush Hog Farm Equopment oitutle In Sal11bury Town lh p Moogo County Ohio Main 11 992-3410 U S IT SO EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO Tract Two A certa n tract con111t ng of two parcels C aft ule Sit Dee 13th .)! 10a m 1 At the home of 1 fem.te puppy part hound p&ngMmtn shephtrd Ph 114 44~ I DENNY CONGO WJLL HAUL JUST CALLI BOGGS Real Estate General Rae nt Oh o B11utlful antlqua bo• grand plano Boys 20in b ke Twin aile m11tr111 set Ph I 1 4 441 0766 t:3:,=~H::==f:s:=:-r:;4:2:;M~o=b~l;le:;H~o:m=a=s=:148 Ph 614 446 4796 Main St shots Colll14 446 3073 Yeterao) Deed Book 253 Page 445 Deed Book 268 Page 863 v, Deg SPECIAl/ZINC IN WINDOW I. DOOR REilACEMENT (II you 1re a Headquarters ~~ the home Geraldlnt Clol'l¢ bo•d a. salerv Pt P111unta ee 131/> Poat ._,.ay No Tretpua ng on Pent11ote Property PHONE (614) 992.5009 Housing more or leas Pr or Instrument Reference Nonh 37 ~550 (614) 9'12 Ohto COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL -FREE ESTIMATtS- !111/tl• SAlES & SERVICE Mlddlep~~rt 317 N Stc011d PH 949-2801 or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls Ntw l.orotion: 168 North !«ond Mddleport Oh10 45760 1 ov• PAINTING EXTERIOR Free Est1mates PLUMBING & HEA nNG 101 m Doc rest my feet " Help Wanted lodv to n care lor old•lv lillY 5 doyo a wook Room & Moo • own• 614 992 2626 BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes "t Croft solo Sat Ma n St Pomttoy OhiO *VINYL SIDING • ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULATION Buddng 11 AK ne Gun Shoot eponaored tty Rae ne Gun Club Ewry SundeiJ beg nnlng 11 1 00 p m Ftctory Choke 12 guage shotguns , t""':":'':":':'"=~':"'----L..~--~-:""'~-=~~-I· I Rrverine Ant qu•open even in.. BUILDING GENERAL REPAIR and byappo ntmant 1124 ea.; BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. IL "Just giVe me five mmutes to Rae ne Oh o REMODELING - 1918 Fo d R1n11er Bilek F1 60 wnn ng bOI ds c1b I ghtl Sharp look ng truck C1 pet ng AC C1 614 992 7181 sturdy 114 992 3312 FOf ent S HP ng Rooms and light houst keep ng rooms Ptrk Cent • Hotel Call 614 448 Ri<hlrd ~----------~~v INTERIOR 45 f illjllliVIII"Iil Sr•r VICr:;, Geroldlna Clolsnd AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR fully descr bed u followo Johnsons Northwest corner thence South 109 rods to the South hne of aa d SecttOn No 2 thence West on the satd South line of aa d Sechon No 2 1 09¥2 roda to the place of beg1nn ng con ta n ng One Hundred and PH 992 6173 Alto Tr1n111tllllo• We Carry F sh ng Supp es OH Rt 124 Pomeroy Ohio Fa<tory Choke 12 Gauge Shotg 111s Be ng 1n Sect on No 2 1n Town No 4 and Range No 12 of the Oh o Company s Purchase begmn ng at the southwest corn~+ of sa d Sect on No 2 thence North on the West I ne of sad Sect on 166 rods and 8 I nka to a stake thence East 146 rods to John Shumwava Wast Nne thence South along John Shumways West I ne about 54 rods to J1m John sons North I ne thence Mlcklep~~rt, Hobson ld Roger Hysell Go rage EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. follow ng Ianda and tene menta located at Tuppers OUTL~T LARRY'S CARPET ONLY $299 RACINE FIRE DEPT. Thomas SfMII&r to the place ONLY S7995 PAT HILL FORD GUN SHOOT n sold North 28 dog eest 5 chains and 86 I nko along tho nld of Letha HOOVER NO DOWN PAYMENT 6 17 tic and Chester Rold thence Famtly WIShes ~~rv S2S995 POMEROY 992 210~ Case of Moore a e Oivla10n of Evans Product Company Pia nt tf vs Everett L Crow Jr et al Defend ants upon a Judgm.nt therem rendered being Case by Thomn SfMIIor thlnct South 89 dog 0111 3 ella no and 151 nko to the Pomeroy Tile TELEVISION core radiators and heater cores We can also actd boll and rod out rad1ators We also repair Gas Tanks PER MONTH WITH PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Company 1 Purchllt beg n n1ng on the ltne of Section 2 at the Southea1t corner of a tract of land formerly owned Cowin We can repair and rei- M01gs Counly Ohio n the contam ng an aggregate 4 76 .crea more or lass and Ning mora fuUy descr bed aa follows In Memonam RADIATOR • SER~ICE 319 95 -20 00 Rebate 1 1 By v nue of an Order of Sale ssued out of the Com,.,.on Pleas Court of In Sect on No 3 Range 13 Town No 2 n the Oho 2 14 Day T1mer S10995 MGM FARM CITY INC. Twonly F ve (125) ocrao SAVE STEPS! Event $4800 4-16 86 "" MICROWAVE Real Estate b ddar An Ordrnance to appropr ate add tonal funds n the Revenue Shar ng Fund w th n the V llage Treasury 4 cern Must bl dry ud cl11n Wtty drivt 100 mll11 when vou c:fn get the 11mt Pf ce et MOM Ft m City ri Pom•oy7 C.ll IJ4 992-2181 1nd atk for II 28 86-1 FUllY REMOTE & liST AlLED Day or N1ght NO SUNDAY CALLS GE VCR Now buying ahellid corn end 11 Call: 742-2407 I T1k ng orders for Chrlstmd Colonial ltyle doll crad • 1nd Deacon tty e toy ch..t mlde Sm1ll 1 br second too 8132 60 month plus f60 dep OS t 304 176 5&79 INtningl OJ weekend• I!V.'etend• 10' MESH ANTENNA PANASONIC RECEIVER PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 S29995 SWEEPERS FEAFORD A performance and pay ment bond n the amount of 1 00% of the contract s to be turn shed by the successful ORDINANCE No 1175 86 ONLY GOLD STAR the part of the b dder Pubhc Not1ce RANGE 30 ELECTRIC GE 19 ted by the b dder to the (12)12 19 26 (1)2 4tc HOTPONT to accrued 1 98 8 real estate taxes GERALD W TOWNSEND 992·2772 At Reasonable P11m S2999S Me gs County Oh o CUSTOM BLILT HOMES & GARAGES o( 614 192 2461ovan ngo ond 1974 Fod F,OO 361 engne ke new alum num oppe needs some ~ody wo k Excel ent wo k lllh c e AI s $760 Phone 814 742 2746 4'1 8471 anytime wk-endl after 5 week diVI APARTMENTS mobile hom11 houlft Pt P •••nt and O.lllpo II 814448 8221 ~~h p-'d Pre t880 a Single o' _.0 • col~ CaU Mire 1nd !lion Fuhat14 992 2101 diiY' Trucks for Sale ,983 Chevev S 10 4 speed hn camper top call &14 446 7060 f rad •1 000 00 f m Cal 614 erldnce Caiii14992B215or 814 992 7314 QUILlS BOUGHT SOLD •All Typet of Excavating •Lindacoplng •BoHmentl •Sewage Systems •Water • Gil Lines •Water Well Drolling •Trucking •NEW FURNACE •AIR CONDITIONING •HEAT PUMPS •BLOWN INSULATION •REPlACEMENT WINDOWS FREE ESTIMATE BISSELL BUILDERS Clark 54 M1sc Merc,-ha_n_d,.,. ls-e HEATING & COOLING 446 6323 Doy or htllllll mo 1117·15 Probate Judge Lena K Nesselroad TERMS OF SALE Cash on del very of Dead Subtect HOWARD E FRANK SheriH ol CARPO UPHOLSTERY PLUS Iota of Box 59 Albany Oh o 46710 Robert E Buck (12)12 19 2~ 3tc J&L INSULATION JAMES lEESE L&W CLEANING 25236 Co executors of the eatate at Ida E Deneson deceased Two was appra sad at $22 500 00 Tho real ostote cannot be sold for Ins than two-thndo 12 3) of the No Albany Ohio 46710 end 99 Brook Drive Reynoldoburg 0 43068 were appoontod Dead book 2BB Page 17 Real Estate General Owner as qu dated dam ages and not as a penalty because of such fa lure on The Owner reserves the ght to accept any b d to wa ve any or all nform.. lt as n b ds and or to reJect any or all b dt at hrs descret on 8 ds may not be w thdrawn until 45 days after be ng subm Had By orde of the Southam local Board of Education Bobby Ord Supe ntendent Oenn e H II Treasure Case East 7 rods thence North 7B Deg East 17 rods to oald Spiller o East hne thence South 25 deg West Attest Jon Buck Clark (12)5 12 2tc east 4 rodl Court 72 1103 t 978 Oh o t 760h Anni Apartment• for r•tln Pomeroy One and two bedroom Cle1n MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY N CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright KIT vtn..-y Cot Qov~rnment modtf 415 caliber JPeclll edition 1 o• 2150 col 6Ctort item never been Business Services NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On December 9 1986 bury County of Me gs and State of Oh o Beg nning at November 1 988 Dewey Horton Pres dent of Counc 1 Public 64 M11c Merchandise Rent 11 The Pomeroy-M1ddleport Oh1o Farm Equ1pment 814 742 246t MIII'Y Ferguson New Holltnd 8u1h Hog $1111 & Service Over 40 used tr1ctor1 to choo11 f om & complete ne of new S. uaed equipment largnt select on n JIM S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SA 31 W Gall polio Ohio Call 114 446 9777 eve 11• 448 3592 Up front trlc tOfl whh warranty over 40 u1ed lracto I 1000 tOOII UTI~ITY BLDG SPECIAL 27 x36 x9 EAVE with I d ng doo & aerv c:a doa t4 288 00 • tcted Iron Horse Bui d ngs Ph 614 332 9746 SALl SALE SALE Speetal yea end 11 e prices on Trtc:to 1 1nd Va mee H•v Equ pment up to S3000 00 offl Mower-s mower cond tlon•s. 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I boosts local .taxes · The lime of' year for paying property taxes Is nearing and Meigs County T · · G c 111 d 1 ld · t .t ' reasurer ~rge o ns a v Sf'S res ens o "be·prepared" be . fore opening tax statements bi'Cause In many cases, "the taxes will bl' higher," due to the recent reapp' ralsal · · ot property In the county. Due to the reappraisal In all districts, new voted millage In some districts and rate reductions by the county budget commission In other districts, "the Increases will vary considerably," Thr dlst I tColllns I hlexplains. h th I f ee rcs nw c e rates ncreased '-~ """a use o new voted millage are Rutland Township, Rutland VIllage and Pomeroy VUlage. the county who have made Sl Real lfl estate t I owners throughout I th I t . or own 1arge t rae1s gn can mprovemen s to e r proper y, Of land, wlll have the .g reatest Increases·. · w~~~~~s~~-tc1t5~ates that tax bills will be mailed to ri'Sidents the Due date·~ for payment of taxes will be Jan. 3o, 1987. Office hours at the treasurer's office areS: 30 a.m. to4: 30p.m. Monday through Friday. Organizational session planned The annual organizational session was setfor 7 p.m. onJan . l3 with a regular business Qleetlng to follow when the Meigs ·County Board of Education met In Pomeroy Tuesday evening. The board approved a school bus drlv.e r certificate for Harry Clark and approved membership In the Ohio School Boards Association and a yearly subscription to "Briefcase." Modifications t.o thl' appropriations were made to correct for sick leave, personal leave and vacation and to cover the OSBA membership fee. All membl'rs of the board and County Superintendent John D. Riebel were present. Patrol cites Long Bottom woman A Long Bottom woman was cited for possessing license plates bl'longlng to another vehicle by the Gallla-Melgs post of the Ohio Highway Patrol following a one-car accident Thursday In Chester Township. Geraldine L. McGinniss, 41, was southbound on Township Road 114 at the lntersi'Ctlon with Township Road 261 at 2: 45a.m. when she reportedly lost control of her vehicle whlJe.turning left, troopers said. Her car went of! the right side of the road and struck an embankment, the patrol said, causing slight damage. 20 appear for 'Daddy's Day' Twenty men were to appear Friday morning In Meigs County Common Pleas Court before Judge Charii'S Knight, to explain why they are bl'hlnd In paying child support. Scheduled to appear before the judge were Dalton B. Grover, Pomeroy: Gary Duane Slaven, Syracuse; Lawrence J. Seymour, Middleport; John William Hess Sr., Switzer, w :Va.; Roy Grayson Bareswllt, Middleport; Thomas E. Smith, Pomeroy: Gary Honaker, Mason, W.Va.; John Jay Davis , Albany; Stewart Sisson, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Clyde W. Cunningham, Hartford, W.Va.; DOnald Eugene Casto, Pomeroy; John Mark Haggerty, Mlc)dleport: Timothy Brlnager, Racine; Elbl'rt Williams Sr., Langsville; Jami'S Robert Grimm, Pomeroy; Daniel Amos Grogg, Reynoldsburg; David E. M,lllhone, TUppers Plains; Wllllam W. Hawk, Rutland; Ralph L. Reed, Cleveland: Jay Coffey, ~lddleport. Gerald Brown, . no address listed, was to appear for re-evaluation of his support orders. Four released from probation Released from probation In Meigs County Common Pleas Court were Gregory Mark Tyree, Charles Tyree III, Daniel Richards, James Arthur McDonald and Christina M. Smith. Meigs property transfers . · : ' · Bernard J . Diddle, to John R. Hunnell, Violet F, Hunnell, parcels, Letart. Thomas S. Massari, Robert R. Myeress, Marlta Myeress , to Richard Myeress, Dorothy Myeress, parcel, Salem. Forest Winters, Opal Winters, to Forest Winters, Opal Winters, parcels, Scipio. Bobby Joe Adams Jr., Belinda Adams, to Freda Ferguson, parcels, Sutton. Freda Ferguson, to Bobby Joe' Adams, Jr., Trustee, Parcels, ' temporary tag from 1986 deer gun, refrain from complainant,, permit artd att'ach to . harvested · . menacing and carrying a weapon while Intoxicated; Jerome K. deer· · • · , Ja~I'SBing,, ongBottom,$100 Howard, Pomeroy, $75 and costs, " 1 j 11 $25 f fine and and costs, hunting , uspended o • privileges three days n ta be If suspended for one year, taking ja11 sentence o s deer with gun during closed operator's license Is obtained season; Danny Yarbough, Wads· within 30 days, no drivers II· worth, $4QO and costs, forfeiture cense; Thomas Mankin II , pomeof hunting equipment, spotlight- roy, $10 and costs, failure to yield lng offensa·, Jam~ L. Davis, from private drive: Donna El• o• Portland, 5100 and costs, failed to frlnk, Albany, $10 and c9sts, tag dead deer; $30 and costs, assured clear dlsta_nce; William shooting at and taking a deer M. Forrest, Middleport, $10 and from or by the , aid of a motor costs, fa.!lure to yield; Michael vehicle. Tlce, Rio Grande, $10 and costs, 1 lid 11 . failed to dlsp aY va cense , William R. Boring, Snowville, plates; Roger Lytle, Belpre, $10 , $500 and costs, 10daysln Jail, $450 and costs, passenger, no seat 1 of fine and jail sentence to be · bet. Fl ed fo peedlngwereAJh~rt suspended If premlsi'S Is cleaned n rs "!" up within seven days; Ella M. J. RI'Ctor Jr., Lorain, $23 .and Cleland, Racine, $250 and -costs, Costs·, William Neal, Ripley, $20 three days In jail, license sus- and costs; Roy J. Clark, Olive pended 60 days, DWI; Eugene Hill, Ky., $21 and costs; Ida F. Long, Long Bottom, $100 and Counts, Racine, $21 and costs; f ded 30 d In Ruby Vaughan, Mlodle(i9rt, $24 and costs; Mindy K. Hill, Racine, ball f f !ted h d $24 and costs; Michael VanMaand costs, failing t .o detach · months pro on, ore ... an tre, West Columbia, W.Va., $23 ro~~e~_ "fb~t:;l~~k~~::~;~~~~~ J~~~~~-~~~~:~s:S\usPend:tslx Area deaths Ara Layne JeweU Ara Layne Jewell, ~. New Haven, W.Va., died Thursday In Holzer Medical Center Hospital. She was born Oct. 11, 1896, In New Haven, to the late Allen L. and Maggie P. Capehart Layne. She was pri'Ceded In death by her husband, George C. Jewell ,who died In 1971. She was a membl'r of New Haven United Methodist Church and the Live Wire Class for many Emergency runs Meigs County Emergency · Medical Services reports nine calls Thursday: Chester Fire Department at 3:50 a.m. to a chimney fire at the Andy Barty residence on New Hope Road; Pomeroy at 10:15 a.m. transported Willford Hlll to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 11:06 a.m. transported Mary Gibson to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 11: 48 a.m. trans pored Nina Pickens to Plea· sant Valley Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 1:03 p.m. transported Admissions - Willford Hill, Mason, W.Va.; Lynda Fral!'y, Gallipolis; John Hoffman, Mason, W.Va. Discharges - James Suttle. :r;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;~~~~~~;;~ . Lyle J . Swain, Mary R. Swain, : Sutton. • to David Riggs, parcels, Olive. · ' Roy E. Fri'Cker, DI'C'd, to Christmas·Steclals • • Racine VIllage Council will :meet at 7 Monday evening In : .recessed session In the council : rcbambers. ' Hantii"' latllolt, Clwltt..., WrHtht, Ca... "''"'filii""'~ • = HUBBARD$ GREENHOUSE I ! ! lf 1I Gra" .._.,,, & lprayt. ill SYRACUSE, OHIO 11 ill o.,.. Daily 9 to s, ~ -, ta) I I ,I I Log~: M~s,: 3 cos~ ; Ro~ald Nu~~·: lA PH. 992-&ns . at!!.~· • ·• •. William Hall, Lowell, ,$26 and ' costs. · . . . ::. be Forfeiting bonds were Her r ,•• L. Grate II , Pomeroy, $45,-· passing on a double yellow line;; '· Bernard Jones, Caldwtl, $421:.: Richard M. Cline, Athp s, $5Qlc: and Brenda S. Roush, omeroy•· • $50, all for speeding. . • Vol. 21 No. ,.,..Ill oJ - $2195 1986 BANK GRANT AIDS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS .:.. Ohio Valley Bank Prealdeal James ·L. Dalley, left, presented a check Friday "to Rio Grande College and Community President Paul C. Hayes. OVB has pledged $li0, 000 to the enJ)owment fund of FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY '86 CUTLASS SUPREMES 3 TO CHOOSE FROM 511,900 '86 CIERI's 2 TO CHOOSE FROM 51.2,900 '86 OLDSMOBILE DELTA 88's 3 TO CHOOSE FROM ~~:~e 1 $13,900 '87 CHEY. S.;.l O's STAinNG FROM $6895. .,Jut lax, nu. a Dottlnatlon ChargH. , "r.· FULL SIZE CHEVY TRUCKS ~8 7 STARTING FROM SPECIAL GOOD THRU DEC. 24th * R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. m w. ., "F"""" ,.,. , , " ,_oy, 011. · Th1 Sto,. With "All Kldn1 of'Stuff' - (or Pog1, Stblo1. Llrge & Small Anlm.,, & Llwna end Gorden• .. POMEROY,. OHIO $8895 • · RIO GRANDE - Ohio Valley career and lde~ls of Emerson 'E . productivity, human relations, Bank has pledged $50,000 to the' Evans, e~trepreneu r .and suc- marketing lechnlqui'S and other endowment fund of the Emersop cessful businessman In southern related fields. The school also E . :£vans School of Buslni'Ss Ohio. provides computer training and Management at Rio Grande 'taxpayer assistance. College and Community College. The school was officially dediAfreeenterprtseworkshop-a Th~ school , created In 1982. cated In a newly-renovated build· program on the' American educaemphasizes small business and lng In "lite fall of1983: Atthat time, tlon system - Is sponsored entrepreneursblp through educa- a '$1 million fund-raising effort annually by the school. Now in Its . tiona! programs designed to was Initiated by the RGC Board 13th y~ar, It provides Insight and foster free enterprise, marketing of Trustees. The endowment activities designed to create a and business managpment. from OVB will provide for the better understanding of the free "This generous grant reflects continuation of programs a11d enterprl~e system.·. Ohio Valley Bank's dedication to standards established by the ·Through another program. the the true goals of both entrepre- school. S!udents In Free" Enterprise neurship and higher education," With a current enrollment of team brings to students a more said RGC-CC President Paul· C. nearly 300 students, the school complete appreciation of the free Hayes. "Both systems focus on also extendS small business ancl market economic system. In the the future. Both r~al12e that entrepreneurial conc4!pts to the past three years of participation, today's Investments lead to to- community as a service function, the college's SIFE team has morrow 's social and I'COnomlc to support small business and placed twice In third place and rewards." Industry In Ohio. once , In sixth place In lnternaHayi'S lidded that the bank Communlty service proji'Cts tiona! competition.' "has always dedicated Itself to Include the SpoJ.!SOrshlp of counDr. Richard T. Adams will the improvement'o(thecommun- sellng workshops and programs assume the duties of the dean of lty It serves. This grant will for operators of small bust- the SchQOI of Business Manageassist In our coqttnulng efforts to nesses. RloGrandealsoprovldes ment In January. do the same." , · . manangement assistance to area Adams, who currently resides Speaking for · the college, businessmen through a small In Gallipolis, earned his doctoHayes expres'sed thanks to the buslness cooperative program rate In I'COnomlcs from Purdue bank for "allowing .us to move with the U.S. Small Busloi'Ss tJ nlverslty In 1965. He was toward a more positive future for Adminlstrajlon. awarded his master 's degree in . our community." . In addltlon to counseling, jead- · business administration from the The school's mission, college ersh1p In business educa)lon Is · Haryard Graduate Business officials explained, refli'Cts the offered through workshops In School In 1942. ntlo & Oottlnation ChorpL • •CHEVRQLET •OLDSMOBILE •CADILLAC ' . A Multimedia Inc. New1paPer WASHINGTON (UPil -InAttorneyGeneralEdwlnMeese's vestlgatlons Into the diversion of request for the spi'CI'al prosecu, profits from arms sales to Ir~n to tor should ' be broadened 10 Nicaraguan rebels move forInclude any private supply netward on two fron(s this week with . works for the Contra rebels that ,expected ·app~lntments of a spemay have,vlolated the Jaw. clal prosecutor and a blue- ribbon . That request took on ·greater Senate Pl\nel. significance In the already volaTrying to calm the furor tile case whert .the Justice Deswirling around his presidency, partment said Friday It had Ronald Reagan tried to put on a brletly halted and FBI probe oJ Christmas-as-usual atmosphere, 1 such private efforts because f · spending the weekend at the "legitimate national SI'Curl~ White House . ~ttendlng parties concerns." Y for his . staff. and the Secret Although. ·a spokesman conService.. , ' firmed that Southern Air TransThis week s spotlight Is dl· port airline, a Miami airline once reeled at the s~I'Cial three- judge owned by the CIA Is u d panel that Is expected to nam~ an federal investigation: he de~ Independent counsel In the case. anyone In the .)usttce DepartThe counsel would serve the ment knew details ot the dl verl as the specIa I prosecu• ,.., slon of up to $30 million In arms same roe tor who brought Watergate crlm- sail'S profits to the Contras wh lnals to justice. are lighting to overthrow Nl~ara~ Legal sources Identified the gua's Sandlnlsta government , leading contenders for the job as Senate leaders plan to ~nLawrence Walsh, a former fed- noun~eTuesdaythemembershl era! judge and deputy attorney of a seii'Ct committee to lnvestf. general and Harold Tyler, a gate the scandal. There was · former federal ludge. speculation that S!'n. Daniel The feder.al court P,anel also Inouye, D-Ha\V&Il, veteran ot the will ctU1slder an unusual appeal Watergate seii'Ct committee ' by Democratic members of the would be chairman. ' Senate Judiciary Committee that Democratic Sens. Howell He- '• Employers , financial Institutions and I he Bureau of Workmen's Compensation face the same penaltltles for falling to comply with out-of-state orders for withholding- of support, as they po for falling to comply with orders from within the state. If an absent parent Is selfemployed, or has an Irregular pay schedule, that parent will bl' required to enter Into a cash bond of bl'tween $500 and $10,000, to e nsure llayment of support. And each new support order or modification will now Include the a bsent parent's social securjty number a nd date of birth, and If an absent parent Is unemployed with no attachable Income, -~he court will order. that parent to seek employment and notify IIJe ~~~!:n ed~hen employment , ~s Another major change brought about by the new law, according to Jean Vineyard, director of the Meigs County Bureau of Support, is that new or modified support orders must be paid through the cou nt y bureau of su pport. Montes not paid through the burea1.1 of support will he considered gifts, and not su pport payments. Many other tools are Included In the new law, all which allow the state to more effi'CIIvety enforce child support orders. their reports by the Friday deadline. County Audltot Ronald K. Canaday listed expenditures of $1,413 on political advertising, maps and cards, and lis ted one contribution, $30, from one of his employees, Karen Brownell of Kanauga. Canaday's opponent, R . Rosa lee Walker, listed expendl.tures of $367.49, primarily for newspaper advertising, and don at Ions of $367.49..Denver walker, Rt. 1, Bidwell, was the Jargi'St contrlbutor to her ca mpaign with $227.95, according to the report. Common Pleas Judge Richard C. Roderick Jr. spent $3,882.16 in his race, with the larges t expen-. dlture, $1,962.35, listed as payment . for a campaign loan. Roderick reported contributions of $2,355. The largest contrlbulion, $1,000, was made by Galllpolis attorney Warren F. Sheets, the report said. . Donald Andrew Cox, who will succeed Roderick In the judgeship, spent $1,667.20, mostly on newspaper advertising. Cox listed $850 in contributions, with the largest contribution coming from Bob Evans, Rt. 2, Bidwell, at $250, the report said. Cox's report noted a balance of $1,249.57 brought forward from his pre-eli'Ction !lllng. Dr. Dan C. Notter, who will bl'come county commissioner next month, reported expenses of $491.91, with $266.40 going to newspaper ads. He listed contrl· butlons of $295, with $150 coming from V-Pac of Col umbu s, the report said. G. Gordon Fisher, who opposed Noltl'r, reported expenditures of $243.19, with the largest expense, $112.35, listed for the cost of posters. He received a total of $150 In contributions from Galllpolls reSident Jami'S R. Allen and local attorney Ronald R ." Calhoun. The Gall Ia County Republlciui Finance Committee Informed the board of eii'Ctions that' ·It spent $864 .68 and ri'Celved contrfbullons of $1,393.68. It brought forward a balance of $3,334~5from Its pre-eii'Ctlon report and: said Its blggi'SI expenditure Wl1s $232.96 for a sample ballot In the Gallipolis Dally Tribune. Dr. Gene Abl'ls of Gallipolis · was listed as the largest contributor with $250, the report said. The Gallla County Democratic Executive Committee spent $10,987.18 and ri'Celved $3,326.20 In contributions, according to Its report, with a balanceof$7,927.59 brought forward from its preeleotlon report. Television advertisi ng accounted for much of the expense, with $4,568 paid to WSAZ, Hun tlngton, W.Va., and $1,790 going to WVAH, Hurricane, W.Va., the report said. The report listed the lar~I'SI contributors as Gallipolis attorney John E. Halliday and Exi'Cutive Committee Chairman • R. William Jenk ins at $700 each. . Halliday al so flied a report with the board of elections revealin g he spent $565 for ' sample ballot s. The Gallia County Republican Club reporied that il spent $2,268.04 and received $514 .10 in contributions. The club brought for ward $2.407. 80 from its last . report, a nd lis ted lis largest expenditure as $1,596.14 for news paper advl'rtlslng. Biggest cohtributor, the report said, was Bob · Evans with $464.10. (, • ' New house speaker accused of breaking fait~ PRESIDENT Reagan said In hll weekly radio sl!eech Saturday the lax reform tall, ln1 efleel l an. 1 would mak~ ' lhe economy "shoot for the stan." WASHINGTON (UPI) - PresIdent Reagan accused new House Speaker Jim Wright of "breaklng faith with' the American people" Saturday by proposing a delay In cutting the top tax rate tor America's wealthiest people. Without mentioning the Texas Democrat by name, Reagan said In his weekly radio speech the tax reform takingeffi'CI Jan.l wouid make the economy "snoot for the stars." · Reagan dwelled exclilslvely on economic policy Jess than a mo11th before his 1988 budget \ I ers a nd sources of Income. Procedures have also been included to withhold wages and assets of parents who were Issued orders bl'fore the new Jaw, if these parents are 10 days behind In payments. In addition to workers compensation, support payments may now be withheld from various state and local goverllment rellreml'nt systems, such as the Public Employees Retirement System (PERS), any municipal re tirem e nt system, State Teachers Retiremen~. System, School Employees Retirement System, Pollee and Fireman's Disability and Pension Fund, and the State Highway Patrol Retirement. An employer or finan cial instl· tullon who does not comply with the withholding order Is liable for the amount not withheld or deducted, and may be fined $200 for failure -to comply with the order . . And If an employer takes releases on an Pmptoyee, or refuses to hire an individual due to a withholding order for support, the court may fin e that employ~r up to $500. The employer could also be ordered to · make full ri'Stitullon, including reinstatement and back pay to the employee. ·H unter -o utspends Boster .in recent election, figures show By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - State representatlve candidate Garry E. Hunter spent more than his opponent In the Noyembl'r eleclion and also received more contributions, ca mpaign expense reports revealed. Hunter, who lost to Incumbent Jolynn·BosterofGalllpolls, spent $44,596. 21 and received $35,726.58 In cotitrlbutlons, while Boster's campaign expended $37,161.34 and got $29,610.911n donations. Both candidates filed their post-eli'Ctlon campaign reports Friday with the Athens County Board of Eli'Ctlons, In accordance with the statewide dead· . line for filing of eli'Ctlon expense reports. Athens has the largest population In the 94th House District, which Boster will now serve for a third term. Thelargestexpendlturel n both Boster's and Hunter's races' appeared to be for media campalgnlng. Boster's report showed a $15,000 In-kind expenditure to the Ohio House Democratic Commlttee, which purchased air time and print materials for her campaign. ,The committee also !lin of Alabama and George provided Boster's campaign with Mitc hell of Maine, both former a $3,000 contribution . Hunter paid out $7,000 to the judges, were also mentioned . Ohio House Republican Commit· tee for an In-kind purchase of media services, according to .the report, and .received a $5,556.50 donation from that committee tor use In his campaign. '· ThereportsshowedthatBoster brought $8,363.79 forward from her pre-eli'Ctlon report, and Hunter's campaign had an $8,869.63 ~ginning balance. In Gallla County, au· candldates tor countywide office flied I: , 'Plus Tax, By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff · POMEROY - Ohio lawmakers have taken steps ·to further Insure that parents pay child support, tha!lkS to a . new law, signed by Gov. ftlchard Celeste on June 18, that bl'came effi'Ctlve DI'C. 1. . Provisions ot this la:w greatly strengthen Ohio's child support enforcement efforts, and bring the state Into substantial com-· pllance with the 1984 Federal Child Support· Enforcement Amendments to Title IV-D of the Social Security Act. According to Information published by Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Henry T. Webber, the new law Is very tough on delinquent payers of child .support, and places pressure on the court to operate an efficient and effective colli'Ctlon system. WebJ?er was one'oftheprlmary developers ·of House Bill 509, which became the new law. In the long run, the new measures are designed to make fewer people dependent on public assistance. A major provision of the new law Is the mandatory withholdIng of wages or assets of absent parents, on all new child support. orders or modifications. And the order for withholding wages and assets appiii'S to future employ- Pace of Iran alms probe.picks up • I E. Eva1ns S<:,booi . Manarement. The school emphasizes small business and entrepreneurship through eduC"a· Ilona! prol!l'ams di'Signed to foster free enterprise, marketing and business management. ' 3 DAYS. ONLY 1·1 Sections. 92 Pages Point Pleasant. December 14. 1986 New law ·s ens child support; ·tough on delinquents FREE TREATS FOR KIDS WHO C9ULDN'T MAKE IT ON MONDAY. ' •Guinea Hamsters, Gerbils, Fls , ParakHts, Finches, Cockattth ~ Food, ·Cages, ·Books & Supplies •Dol & Cat Btds, Sweaters, toys & Christmas Stockings for bot or Cat 44 ' OTHER AQUARIUMS ON SPWAl TOOl INCUIDIS: 10 .... l!.ck ._., a.-!•1111 20" Scmt~. (onr; 2 •. ltllililg (or19 tclllll4~ H_,. '-rt IIIII Cloudy, with highs near 30. • •••••••• 0 • •••••••• 0 •• SATURDAY 12-NOON til 2' P.M•. 52195 HAMSTER VILLAGE IR . Evans School of Business receives "$'50,000 ·pledge~ frtitn Gallia bank; \ Along the River ........ B-1.-8 Bu~tnrss ........ ... ........... D-1 Comics, ................... Insert ClasslfledS .. .... D-2-3-4-5-6-7 Deaths ..................... A-3-8 Edjtorlal ..................... A-2 Being Christmas-y... Beat of the Bend - Page B-8 . AND STADE-KIT IIIII ' CoriUnunity chorus presents 'The Messiah' today at Rio Grande- Page B-1 AT THE -PLANT PARLOR , ON THE "T:' IN MIDDLPEORT AQUARIUM H•mr. lEG. 129.95 11 Days 'til Christmas ·SANTA .CLAUS I C-l ·Browns, Bengals clash to,day THE MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL-HAVE · 10 GALLON Dance Sunday f.ouncil meelll Monday I NO• OPEN FOR THE lf CHRISTM SS S ill . A EA ON ! Poiorettlit, Holly ''"'· u.. & c~ J Clwittmas ''"'' Foilago l'lonts, Veterans Memorial GRAVELY The Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Club will hOld Its annual Christmas dance Sunday In the recreation building at Royal Oak Park. There will bl' a buffet dinner at 5: 30 p.m . with dancing · to start at 7. Keith McCall will : provide music. The dance Is open : ·to membl'rs and guests. ' ,PU'IUIIMM•••••- p.m. to 168 Mulbl'rry Ave. for Jesse Saunders to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland Fire Department to the Esta Brlckles residence on County' Road 47; Middleport at 9:44 p.m. treated but did not transport Mickey Sprouse; Pomeroy at 11:16 p.m . to Pomeroy Health Care ·Center for Viola Cole to Veterans Memorial Hospital. THE South Central Ohio Becoming clear tonight , with a· tow In the teens. Sunny Saturday, ·with highs In the low 30s. • The probability of pri'Ciplta: lion Is near zero tonight and Saturday. WindS will be from the northwest near 10 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday A chance of rain or snow Sunday, with fair weather Monday and a chance of rain Tuesday, Highs wl!l be In the 30s Sunday and between 40 and 45 Monday and Tui'Sday. Overnight tows wUI range from 20 to 25 early Sunday and from 25 to 30 Monday and Tuesday mornings. years. · Surviving are two daughters, A. Maxine Miller, New Haven, and .Martha A. Cook, Flagler Beach, Fla.; six grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. · Services will be Sunday, 1:30 p.m., at New Haven United Methodist Chu'rch, with Minister John Campbell and Rev. Doyle Payne officiating. Burial will bl' In Graham Cemetery. Friends · may call Saturday, 7-9 p.m., at Foglesong Funeral Home, Ma son, and one hour before services on Sunday . . w1111 · PI tt 'fill! and co~ts; am . a • :· 1 Plains, $24 and costs; Lawrepre Lipscomb, Hemlock Grove, $2li: J H G "·" . H r~er•·: and costs;$ amdes Columbus 21 an cos 1s· om • • ·" Dempsey •Bidwell S25andcos+aj • • . ..,il Naomi Findlay, Shade, $23 iiJ? ' costs; Roger Grewspn, $22 and co$s ts ; Ndellle Langsv 111 e, 22 an cos 1s; m_?': . mas Hoffner, Mlddlepor), $22 S.R\l · 11 s lth B bert • costs; Ange a m , ar op, $22 and Ri Coolvllle,ld•• Cain bcos s$;26 a;;:. hleen Fie s, o urn us, an,.. costs; Roger R . ow1an'd, Sto.~ . - · ... t •25 and costs· Bobb · por , • • . "' Adkins, SoUCth dPolnt, MS25 1 .....~; costs; . hllDon ress,Farrington•: are $23 andRoy cdsts· · • $23 and costs• " ,.,·. Spokane Was~ "PICTURES A~AILABLE" Dorothy Chevalier to Hoizer ~~··::·~-~-~-~-~-~l1:11~ll:ll~ll:ll~~-r:::::::::::::::::;::;:~;;~~~~~~~~~~: Medical Center; Pomeroy at 5 1- James R. Frecker, Jackie r;:;;:;~:;;;::;~;;:::;-1 Starcher, JoAnn McGraw fka GRAVELY lRACTOR Joan McLaughlin, Cert. of Trans., Chester. SALES & SERVICE Henrv Eblin, Jr., Hester M. 204 Condor St. " Pomeroy, OH . Eblin, to Henry Eblin Jr., Hester Phone 992-2975 M. Eblin, .013A, Rutland. F.AUI. W/NnR HOUR" Paul F. Marr, CoraM. Marr, to '" • CLOSED MONDAYS Dennis M. Wolfe, ClndyL. Wolfe, TUES .. WED. , THURS .. FRI . 9 AM to 5 PM 0.44A, Sutton. Anne Lowry, to Henry Cleland, SATURDAYS 9 ID 1 Jr., tracts, Mldd. & Porn. James L. Chadwell, Thonda Sue Chadwell, to Jami'S L. Chadwell, parcels, Olive. :Ohio weather · Individuals fined this week In Meigs county court, many for hunting-related offenses, as . released byJudga Patrick O'Brien, ~ are: , Ronald C. York, Sidney, $250 and costs, spotlighting; Gerald Heitkamp, Coldwater, $50 and costs, aiding another In attemptlng to take a deer by aid of a d J h motor riven conveyance; o n R. Holcomb, Bidwell, $25 and costs, hunting without visibly wearing a hat, cap, vest or jacket Rl h d D of ·b1aze orange; c ar ues, Fort Recovery, $50 and costs, attempting to. take a deer by aid 9f a motor driven conveyance; . Malcolm E. Guinther II, Syracuse, $50 and costs, shooting at deer from public road: Michael R. Stewart, Cheshire, $50 and costs, attempting to take a deer from or by the aid of a motor vehicle; Johnathon:Frldley, Hunttngton, W.Va., $25 and costs, 1 · \ proposal Is due on Capitol Hill. Last week, just after ' his· and he made no mention of the eii'Ctlon as House speaker, Iran arms-Contra aid scandal. Wright said money could be Referring to the 1981 tax cut, raised to ctl t the federal budget Reagan said, "For the four years deficit by keeping next year's since our first tax cut found Its highest rate for the wealthy tn: footing, the American economy 'place for a second year. has bl'en climbing to the mounUn_der the new tax law, scores tatntop. With tax reform, Amer- of deduction will be eliminated lea Is going to shoot for the stars . a nd the top tax rate will dtop ' "That'~ why I was dlsap- from 50 per cent to 38.5 percent. pointed this week to hear some In 1988, the top rate l~ scheduleil, talk from the new Congress that to drop to 28 percent , although we should stop the climb, turn other factors will create an around and start back in the effective rate of 33 percent. direction we've come from." • • ' � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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