https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/02ba66c896b931d2b83a331beb11ed9c.pdf b2ffdbd8095caaf58b5c2c2dd34f7a0f PDF Text Text .. ." ' t .. · ' Thurtdjly, December 18. 1986;: · Pliga-: 12-The Daily Sentinel ' ...--...;..LOcal Briefs:;-·-..., EMS respom:ls to three calls Meigs Co~nty Emergency Medical Services reports three calls Wednesday: Rutland at 1:30 p.m. to Leading Creek Road for CharleS Shuler to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 8:26p.m. to Custer Street !or Bob Hunnell to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at 9:36p.m. to Scout Camp Road lor Jose Mascorra to Veterans Memorial Hospital. ·Democratic meeting canceUed The December meeting of the Meigs County Democratic Executive Committee, scheduled lor tonight (Thursday ), has been canceled. The next meeting will be Thursday, Jan. 15. Steer weigh-in slated ]an. 3 All4·H and FFA members planning to exhibit a steer project at the 1987 Meigs County Fair are reminded that the steer weigh-In will be held Saturday, Jan. 3. The weigh· In wUI take place from 9 to 11 a.m. at the Meigs County Fairgrounds in the show arena. All steers mllst be weighed· In and Identified at this time. Members should also bring $7.50 to pay for their pictures for 1987. Ralgro will be available free of charge for those members who wish to have it. All steers must be castrated and dehorned priortowelgh·in. It is recommended that steers weigh a minimum of 500 pounds at weigh-In but this is noi a requlrement.ln brder to be eligible for individual sale at fair time, steers must weigh 900 pounds or better. All steers must be under the direct care of the 4·H or FFA members. No steer may be replaced alter weigh· ln. Anyone with questions should call John Rice at 992·6696. Orange trustees meet tonight . ' l One ticket' wins Super Lotto \:· J Robert A. HunneU Robert A. Hunnell, 73, 991 S. Second Ave.. Middleport. died Wednesday evening at Holzer Medical Center. Born July 31, 1913, In Pomeroy. he was a son of the late. Robert and Dora Hun.nell. He was a World War U veteran ~nd a member .of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 of .the American· Legion and Middleport Church of Christ. Survivors Include a daughter, Martha Fox, · of Middleport; a daughter and son· In· law, Jean and Howard Lyons, of South Webster; two sisters •. Margaret Hutton, of Pomeroy, and Betty Gilbert, of Springfield; seven grandchildren; eight great· grandchildren; several nieces and nephews . Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by his wife, Martha L. 'Hunnell, on Sept. 18, 1985, several brothers and one sister. Services will .be Saturday, 11 a.m .. at Rawlings-'Coats·Blower Funeral Home with AI Hartson officiating. Burial will be in Rock Springs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home anyllme after 10 a.m. Friday, with the family present from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Charles A. Schuler ' Charles A. Schuler. 87, of Route 1, Middleport, died· Wednesday afternoon at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A retired coal miner, he was born July 20, 1899, in Meigs County, to the late Joseph and Melvina Eblin Schuler. Surviving are his wife, Evelyn Denpy Schuler, whom he mar· rl~ Sept. 1. 1927; three sons, James Schuler, Columbus, Cha· WASHINGTON \UP!) - The tee hearing and reportedly to a rles Schuler, Toronto, Ohio, and Senate Intelligence Committee. Senate Intelligence Committee John Schuler. Rutland; four winding up three weeks 'of closed hearing; Regan · Is re- · daughters, Evelyn Haley, Glen hearings into the Iran arms· ported to have testified to that Dale. W.Va., Nancy VanMeter. Contra·aid scandal, still does not effect in a closed session of the Rutland. Jane Eblin, Bidwell. and Jean LaFleur, Collegedale. know where the arms sale profits same Sena.te panel. Tenn. ; several grandchildren went and Is recalling a key and great-grandchildren; and witn~ · resolve conflicts In Durenberger and the commit· test ny tee's ranking Democrat, Patrick one brother, Joseph Schuler, of For ·e r national security ad· Leahy of Vermont, said Wednes· Route 1, Middleport. He was preceded in death, in viser Robert McFarlane was to day they have made no progress addition to his parents. by one return before the committee In determining who directed the brother, George Schuler; two today to clear up 'differences In diversion of up to $30 million in sisters, Bertie Frazier and Mary testimony by witnesses who profits from the Iran arms sales Schuler; and one daughter, Mary appeared before the panel prob- to the Contras or In finding out Schuler. .. Ing the worst scandal of the where the money went. Services will be Saturday, 2 P.e~gan presidency . p.m.. at the Hunter Funeral "It is an open agenda to call "The Iranian part of It went off back witnesses to examine them" just the way they planned It," Home with Rev. Lloyd Grimm on areas In which other testim· Durenberger said. "They made officiating. Burial will be In ony may be somewhat different some extra money for the.lnves· Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery. from their own," said committee tqrs, and Ollie North saw that Friends may call at the funeral chairman David Durenberger. part of It went Into an account lor home from 2·4 and 7-9 p.m. R·Minn. the Contras. That we know. Friday. Of significance Is the conntct Whether It got out of the account Clarence R. Marquis between McFarlane's testimony and actually got to the Contras ... to two committees that President we don' t'know. " Clarence 'Robert Marquis. 60. Reagan gave advance oral apLeahy and Durenberger. how- died Wednesday evening at his proval for an August 198' ship· ever, remained at odds over what .. Coolville Route 1 residence. ment of arms to Iran and the role North played and who Mr. Marquis was born In reported testimony by White directed the operation. House chief of staff Donald Wa.rren Marquis, Sr.,ofand Parkersburg. W.Va .. a son the ' "I do not feel that Colonel late Regan that the president ap· Twila Day Marquis. He was a proved the shipment. after the North could act all by himself." mechanic and served In World Leahy said. "I do not believe fact. In October 1985. Colonel North could have done all War I! spending 11 years In the McFarlane gave that testim· the things attributed to him by u.s. Navy. ony In an open session of the himself. My feeling now Is that he • Surviving are two sons. Cha· House Foreign Affairs Commit· didn't act alone." rles and Jon, both at home; his Orange Township Trustees will meet at 7 this evening at the home of Clerk Dorothy Calaway to discuss finances and the Robinson and Sargent fence issue. Senate panel to recall major probe witness stepmother, Lucille Marquis, Vienna, W.Va.; three brothers, Warren Jr.. Quinlan, Texas; Richard, Santa Ana, Calif'., and Wayne or Phlladephla, Pa.; a sister, Nora Rushing, Parkers· burg; two half-brothers. Lewis · Marquis, Ritchie County, W.Va" and Larry Marquis, Caldwell; two half' sisters, Sheila Marquis, Vienna, aitd Sonja H6SS!11an. Lubeck, W.Va. . Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by his wife, Mary Anderson Marquis, In 1984. Services wUl be conducted atll a.m. Saturday at the While. Ethridge Funeral Home. 125 Lee St., Belpre, with Mr. Donald Seevers officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2·4 · and 7-9 p.m. Friday. (feU G. DeLong . Cecil Gordon DeLong, 61, of 30790 Barringer Roa(j, Portland. died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born April 30, 1925, in Jackson County, W.Va ., he was a son of Charles and Laura K~ys DeLong. He had been a deckhand for the Ohio River Sand and Gravel Co., Parkersburg, W.Va., and · was last self-employed as owner· operator of J & . R Trash, Portland, He retired in 1982 and was a member of the Second Baptist Church, Ravenswood, W.Va. Survivors Include .his wife. Louise DeLong, Portland; one daughter and son-ln·law, Kelly and' Ron Hawkins, Middleport; three sons and daughters-ln·laj~~, Charles and Debbie Shasteen. East Liverpool, Jeffrey and Wendy DeLong, Ravenswood, W.Va., and Robbie. DeLong. at home, In Portland; four grand· children, Cindy and Michael Hawkins, and Jennifer and Chuckee Shasteen; one sister, Ruth Staats, Murraysvllle, W.Va.; four brothers, a twin. Homer DeLong. Antiquity, Steve DeLong, Akron. Everett De· Long, Ripley , W.Va., Charles DeLong, New Matamoras; and many nieces and nephews. He was preceded In death by his parents; one sister, Virginia Taylor; and two hall·brothers. . Clarence and Howard DeLong. Services will be Saturday, 1 p.m., at Ewing Ji'uneral Home, with Rev. · Lawrence . Gluesen· camp Sr. officiating. Burial will be In Stivers ville Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. on Friday. .. ' .... winning numbers were3,4, 15, 27. :-:~ 28 and44. · :- ' CLEVELAND !UP!) - One player Is eligible to claim the $7.5 • 'h million jackpot In Ohio's Super The player w!ll receive the ; ·~ Lotto g11me after picking all six winnings In 20 annual pre-tax . ;~ numbers In Wednesday night's payments of $375,000.05, the '~: drawing. : ; The name of the player will be spokesmim said. In a<l_dltlon to the top prize .. • announced after the winning winner, 138 players chose five of "~ ticket Is validated at a regional the numbers to ' w in $591 each. · .. ~ lottery office, a lottery ~ommis· Also, 6,941 players picked four of ~; sloli ·spokesman ' said today. The the .numbers .to win $4~ aplece••;..l There were 121,7~1 playerswho i,:: selected three or the numbers, , ·.. winning $3 each. :1' South Central Ohio . Ticket s11les for the weekly "· Becoming partly cloudy todrawing totaled $5,016,137, with a '· ·, night, with a !~ear 30. Partly total prize payout of $8,259,067. ~- . · cloudy Friday, with highs in the mid 40s . The probability of preclplta· lion Is near zero tonight and Friday. ' Winds wUI tie light and wesPolntelliH, Holy lr111, Un & Cot . terly tonight. Chriotowat ln11, fail111 PI.,IJ, Ohio Extended Forecast Manwil't laoktio, Clorlotmas Saturday thi'OII(h Monday WrNtho, (o... Arrao... .nt~ . Fair Saturday and Sunday. Gra" .., .... & S..ar• with a chance of. rain or sriow Monday. Highs will be between 40 and 45 Saturday. dropping lo between ·35 and 40 Sunday and SYRACUSE, OHIO . . Monday. Overnight lows , will Ojlttl Doil1 ' to l, lonilayt to l range from the mid 20s to the low PH. 982·877& 30s. ' WRAPPED UP LAST MINUTE CHIRSTMAS SA~IMOS .FOR VOU • STOREWIDE SAVINGS 50°/o SA.YINGS SPECIAL FACTORY PRICES ON FENTON LAMPS . PRELIMINARY WORK UNDERWAY- Road beside the underlying roadway, to hold up th~ under the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge has been closed structure while the <'Ontractor replaces 15'(, fo~t and gus and telephone lines under the structure of the top section of the first pier on lhe Ohio side. 1\re helng moved io clear the way lor major bridge Similar repairs wUI be made to I be first pier on the repair work slated to begin this spring. ~enneth West V)rglniiLslde. The 1111proach span on llleOhlo Buckley, of the ~hlo Department of ';J'rllillp0\18· ' side wut also be removed and new approacheoi wQI tlon, reports that the road under the bridge will be be built on · both !lldes. ·Buckley dl~ not know closed lor t~e duration of lh~ prime conslructlon ' exactly when the hrldKe ltsell wUI be closed, but contract held by the firm Maldens, lenklns, anticipates April. The span wUI not he closed until Nelsonville. Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler needed materials are delivered lo the contractor. reports that the road closure could last as long as Workers for the Hughes Co., Huntington, W.Va. , eight months. Ohio Department of Transportation are shown relocating the ullllly lines. plans call for the building of a temporary pier OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. . ON THE "T' IN MIDDLEPORT . MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE MIDDLEPORT ST. Admissions Margaret Walker, Racine; Elm a Holter, Racine; Roland Neutzting, Pomeroy . Discharges - Alva Will, Paul Report Taiwan flu virus in 22 states; young hit hardest 992-2641 ~~~V;;an;;M~e;l~er;.;E;v;e~iy;n;K;n~l;gh;t;.;;;;~;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ATLI\N'L\ {l iJ'I) - A new Taiwan lnlluenza viru• has made its way Into this country, slrlklnJ children and young adults in ~2 slates, Including Ohio. and the llistrlct of Columhla, federal health offidals say. 'l'ht• latest ' ji\-Taiwan" flu, caused by a new typ•• of virus not seen in the United States,ln lhree · deca des, reQuires a special vaccine for protect ion. 'fht• vaccine is recommended for those under :15 who have chronic health prohlems. Ur. Tom Torok, a flu st•eclallst for the Rl\tlonal . Cen ters for Disc>L~c Co ntrol, said Thursday that peopl e horn since the mid· 1950s have never been t•xpuscd to lhe Taiwan flu virus and lm.ve no natural immu nity lo it. · ''It still causes plain old flu with typical infhwn7.o\ sy mptoms of chills , headache and fcv'er," lu.• said. " 'fhere I~ nothing to distinguish thi:-; slr:lin of nu from other strains." Fed••r:tl health o!liclals are urglnR people In high risk grou ps to gellwo flu shots- the Taiwan vaccina tion and a lriva,enl vaccine that protects against lhi'Ce other s trains Of lnRuenza. The two SHOP I&C JEWELERS. FOR THAT SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT WATCHES: IULOVA, CARAVELLE, PULSAR, SPEIDEL JEEPS & RENAULT$ ENGlGEMENT RINGS WEDDING RINGS ANNIVERSARY RINGS CLUSTERS PENDANTS EARRINGS JEEP COMANCHE LEGITIMATE OR Up To Councilmen Richard Wamsley and Ca rroll Teaford were named to sene on tl1e fi remen's depe n· dency bo;lrd Monda y night when Haclne Vi ll age Cou ncil met In recessed se<S ion with Cou ncil P ro s id c nl F' r auk Cle land pres l<ling. A rnePt ing of the finan ce comm ittee was announ ced for 7 p. m . on Dec. 29 to work on 1987 app ropriations and th e clerk reported that a letter has been received irom the county development office stating tha t the business expans ion and reten tion commit tee was one of 20 pro· gra ms in Ohio to receive a supp01 t grant. The committee met>ts the fir st Tues day ~ I each month at 7:30p. m. In the county extens ion service office. Cpuu cll sent a thank you note to Dale Willis for donating the community Christmas 1t·ee and extended public thanks to res!• dent s who donated decorations and helped · decorate the com· munlt y tree. George Cummins, first aid chief. ap peared before council requesting cou ncil to Ins ure the village squad truck for 1987. He 20°/o SAVINGS •LAYAWAY FOR CHRISTMAS •FREE GIFT WRAPPING •REGISTER FOR GIFT CERTIFICATES Roses to'wear fOrever handcrafted in 1~. Gold Overlay. From Krcmcntz ... Creators ofTunelcss Beauty. . YOUR DEPENDABU ·JEWELER FOR 25 YEARS ' 212 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-3785 OPEN SUNDAYS 12·5 THROUG'l CHRISTMA! .' ',1 ' Cen~J .· '• administrat ion officia ls have we decided not tq comment on it , sa id the }:resident did not ap- for fear it would endanger t)le. prove that shipment until so me lives of t he hos tages. To the best lime In October . after the fi rs t of my recollection, the president batch of arms had been was against the shipment at that time." delivered. Durenberger characterized Regan spent 2Y, hours before the House committee Thursday McFarlan e's testimony as and his questioning likew ise " much. more explicit, much: appeared to deal with the timing more definitiv e than that of the ch ief of siaff or tb.at of the of certain events. . · " Most of us ca n't remember secretary of state or secretary of , · · what we had for lunch two days defense." 11 But Hous e Int elligence Com· 3go, he told reporters. "T~is is why people's memories are mit tee Chairma n Lee Hamilton.D·Ind .. said Regan gave "very different." The chief of staff said Reagan co mprehensive and candid tes"was against " sending arms in timony and the ~ommiltee August 1985 but, "When we · members res ponded quite favorfinally found out about It later, ably toll ." principal high risk groups are individuals over 65, nursing home patients and anyone In poor heallh who could die from the !lu. Torok said lhal an estimated 6 million doses of the vaccine have been manufactured and sent to distributors. · A typical case of ln!luenza usually runs lis course in ahout a week hut . some victims feel 11 Washed out,. ~little longer, he said. The 22 slates reporting A· Taiwan or A-Taiwan· like lnOuen•a are Hawaii, · Oregon, California, Montana, Texus, Ohio, New Hampshire, Connecll· cut, Massachu ~ells, North Carolina, Florida, Idaho, Colorado, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michl· gan, Arizona, New York, Maryland, Tennessee, Pennsylvania and New Mexico. Torok •aid lhe number of flu cases has been Increasing since the llrst of December. " This has been a lypl~al season, In thai we get Increasing numbers of reports through December and January," he said. "It usually peaks toward the end of January and early February." top adm inistra tion officials , the question of when President Rea· gan ordered secret U.S. arms shipment s to Iran - and. what happened to profits from the sales believed divert ed to the Nicaraguan Contra rebels remain unanswered. · Sen. David Durenberger, R· Minn., said Thursday that no matter what else is revealed to the Int elligence panel he chairs, the ultimate responsibility for answers be longs to Reagan. "The ·issue Is clearly not just who gave the orders to do what, but who Is overall responsibl e lor this policy, " Duren berger told reporters. "We have complied a mass of facts about this fi asco." added Sen. Patrick Leahy of Vermont. · the panel's ranking Democrat . " Much more needs to be learned before a definitive account of the Iran affa ir or the diversion of funds can be prepared." McFarlane s pent most of his time In the hearing room Thurs· day In a repeat performance of questioning on when Reagan a uthorized the first arms shipment to Iran as part of a policy to build rela tions with "morler· ales" In Tehran and work toward release of U.S. hos tages held by, pro·Ira n te rrori sts in Lebanon. McFarlane to ld the panel.lasl' week that Reagan orally ap· proved the fir st arms shipment in August 1985, before the weapons were sent to Tehran by IsraeL However. Rega n and other STILL A PUZZLE - Sen. David Durenberger ilelt, R·Minn) chairman of the Senate lnlelllgence Committee, and Sen. r3trlck Leahy, vice chairman, head toward a press conference thursdy after the committee conciuded 11• hearings. Leahy said three weeks of Investigation lnlo the "flusco" of the Iran arms·Contra afllr pprolvded a general unders tanding .~ul not a lull accounting of it. \UP!) • 1 ' Name Wamsley, Teaford to board DIAMOND JEWEUY: · ·- itt\~. 26 2 A Yet despite the answers of such 20°/o OFF Veterans Memorial Also 3.9,-. APR On '17 Alliance & GTA Models. By JUDI !lASSON WASHINGTON iUPI ) - One of President Reagan's top men Is sugges ting one reason congres· slonal panels ar(' unable to nail down details of the Iran arms· Contra aid scandal: "Most of us can' t remember' what we had for lunch two days ago." The Senate Intelligence Com· mit tee .re<:alled former national security adviser Robert McFar· lane for more testimony Thurs· day about discrepancies between his statement s and thoseofWhlte House chief of staff Donald Regan, who spoke to the senators Wednesday and testified Thurs· day be fore their Hous e counterparts. The House Intelligence Committee. meanwhile. was ex· pee led to hear testimony today from Attorney General Edwin Meese. WE~E ·SELECTED ITEMS UP TO ' one recalls· 'details., • TWO DAYS ONLY Friday, Dec. 19 & Saturday, Dec. 20 < Hearings resume; no '' . HUBBARD$ GIEENHOUSE PENDANTS EARRINGS IUCELOS · CASH BACK 1986 . ' '• ' ' Ohio, Friday, December 19, 1986 . CHRISTMAS SEASON LANDSTROM'S BLACK HILLS GOLD: ssoo. Vo1!36, No. 160 Partly cloudy tonlghi. Lows between 20 and 25. Cloudy Satu rday. Highs near 35. Chances of rain near zero tonight, 20 percent Saturday. ,. . enttne . a1 y MOW OPEN FOR TilE '86 Model 24 MONTHS •• • ·1on select A.P.R. Financing Dally Number 239 . I'ICK4 8797 .. Ohio·weather IKIEMENTZ ROSE 20°/o Off I RENAULT ENCORE GS Days 'til Christmas ' ' SAVE THROUGHOUT THE STORE RENAULT Ohio Lottery ,:: • . ' \tl requirement Is waived by ordi· also asked fo r a cha nge In the nance. Council authorized the response pattern for the squads wlththeldeatotaklngthevlllage . purc~ase of seals for the hydrau· lie pump for the dump truck. squad truck on all fire runs . teeth 'for the backhoe bucket and leaving the county squad at the also blades for the snow plow. station. In prior years , council Bills are to be submitted before paid th.e Insurance for the villa ge the end of the year for payment. squad so that the village squad Television switchover was distruck could be a backup for cussed with several council resident s. Cou ncil tabled any members expressing th eir dlssa· action until the next m eeting and llsfactlo n with federal deregula· requested Cummins to submit lion of the cable sys tems and his proposa l in writing. It was reported that are receiving com· announced that the fire hou se plaints of poor reception. and·or the annex can be used by Present for thee session were non· prolit groups who are to pay council members, Robert Bee· a user fee and submit a written gle, Cleland. application for action at a village Teaford, Wamsley, Scott cou nell meeting. Wolfe; Clerk Jane Beegle: Mar· Council also approved the first shal Joe Kirby, Fire Chief Robert reading of an ordinance waiving Johnson, Cummins, and Sti·eet the residence requireme nt for a Commissioner Glenn Rizer. village tnarshal. State law requires the village marshal live In Council adjourned untll 7 p.m. on the respect.ive village unless the Monday, Jan. 5. Plan Saturday parade A Chrlstmu parade will be held al4 p.m ..Saturdlly In Rutlwtd sponsored by lhe Langhute Christian Church. The parade wUI also go through LangsvUle. FILLING FRUR - Wedneoday was a ,busy day for legionnaires wtd auxUiary members of the Mlddleporl P081 111 they prepared sacks of fruit wtd candy lo bt! d cll~ered lo shullns and members o~er 80. Baskets of frull will also be laken to the School and ,: Home. Pictured as they worked on lhe project ·ar11 ·' John Metzger, Lee Reed, Becky Tyree, Gerry • Parsons, Roscoe Roush, Polly Chadwell, Grace . 1 Welch and Kalheryn Metzger . . ·. �• - ~F;~=·~·~·~:~c~~m:~~r1~9~·!19~8~6~--~--~--~~~--------~P~ome::~~~M:·~~:l~e~~~.O~h~io~-----~~:=~----~------~--o-~_·l~y-~-~-·-M_I__P~--~~ Commenta Page-2-The Daily Sentlne Pomeroy-Middiaport, Qhic Friday, Oeceniber 19, .1~8f I '-. '. ' . Still walking tall_'--:--_____W_i__.llia___m_A._R_ .ush_el The ·Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The liberals, who Were sure beats waiting In agony fo'r - much more directly than It trounced 49 states to one by President Reagan's retirement. was by till> Watergate scandal or DEVOT~ D TO THE INTERESl'S OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA From that consolation to the Richiua, Nixon's reslgnaflon. Richard Nixon In 1972,' were But It Is also true that .the understandably exh'liarated ·conclusion that conserv.a tlsm ~lh .• when, less than two years later, itself Is down for the count Is only conservative.movement today ts· tll m~ ~L....-.-, '"""""c '""" 'q!v a very · dlf[erent thing·, both I he Watergate scan<lallorced the a single step, but the liberals will '· qualitatively and quantitatively, resignation of their · v anquisher. · ·be sadly mista. k en If they take it. • ROBERT L. WINGETT It was In th~ early 1970s. Iri than would be less than hum an if It Is true that Ronald Reagan is They · Publisher they . didn't hope, now, that conservative In a way that the words 0! ;Sidney Bluem· Ronald Reagan. who drubbed . Richard Nixon never was. It. Is enthal, a liberal Journalist a nrt •• •· PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHO~FUCH them by the same humiliating also true that the obJectives author of "The . Rise of the o · Assistant Publisher/ Controller General Manager • margin in 1984, can be brough t pursued by Adm. John Polndex- Counter·Es tablishmerit" :• "Bv DALE ROTHGEB, JR. low by the burgeoning flap over ter, Col. Oliver North, et al.- an 1980, conservative political acti· News Editor Iran and the contras. opening to Iran, the release ol our vlsts numbered In the thousands, ' . Perhaps resignation is a bit hostages In · Lebanon, military and political action committees ' : : A MEMBE R o! The United Press Internat iona l, Inland Dally Press ,. much to hope lor this time, but aid to the contras - are ob]ec· were dlsbu~slng mlllions ..... The • ~ Associatio n and the American Newspaper Publishers Associ3tlon . , they certainly expect to inflict tives every thoughtful conserva· Co unt er·Establlshritent had . grown ... into a vast apparatus of consjderable damage . on their live will applaud. • .; LE'TTERS OF OP INION ar..e wclcpme. Thf>y i! ould 1x> IE'ss than ;n) words ~ lontz. Alllrt ter s ar(' su bj('('t to ed ltlng and 111J SI be signed wllh na me, address and ' exasperating enemy. A victory of To the extent that President think tanks, .Journals and lnstt." . IC'lrphnn£' nu mber. No uns li!nW leiTers will ~publi s hed . Letters should be In this palace-coup type, engi· Reagan is · weakened by this lutes." And, of course. it is even good tastC', addr£'ss ln g issuE"S_. not Jlf r~onallf l es . neered by Congress and the controversy, a nd those objec- bigger and more influential . ~--------~----------~--~ medta , may not be as soul· lives are dlsserved , the conser· · today. At 9 p.m . next J an. 20 (the satisfying as winning a presiden· vatlve cause Is Indeed damaged tlal election bya landslide, but it anniversary of Ronald Reagan 's •. a ' .. rf:he Lighter Side .. ~ot ·too high, but ~'l'TA @i~S •Of(Tw~~·TElE'G~ HULME NE" ~ot cheap, either ;~ ~. By DICK WEST ~ WASH ING TON !UP! ) - Tired of paying high pr ices for coffee? ~lay be you would like to pay high pr ices for apple juice for a change. [ti so. move to .Japan . C..Acco rding to the. Na tional Geographic Society , apples cost about ~2,1 each In Tokyo. ;: ;Better think twice, however; about trying to save on apples by ~9vi n g to Moscow. You might bump into more high coffee prices . ~ j >.s I underst and 1t , a cuppa Joe costs even morP in the Soviet capital ;tn,a n it does in the U.S. capital. !:' .A Soviet consumer official has been quoted as suggesting that ~ ~cov ites quit drinking so much java if they can't afford it. He said ~y could ge t a long without it , which certainly would be no answer to Jlle 'pro blem in this city. ;:.· Arou nd here, coffee is considered essential. If nothing else, lt keeps , ~ burea ucrats awake. . •• ~me folks beyond the Capitol Beltway might regard coffee as even PlJ5re essential than bureaucrats, but I suppose we will have to wait ~at:. the first snowfall in Washington to test that theory. :•:;Gnly "essential" employees are required to mush to work. The funny thing is t~at employee attendance proba bly is higher in snowy '~eat her than a t any other time. · could It be that most federal employees consider themselves e sentlal ? Or do they j.ust like dr inking coffee on snow days • ' In any event , if it 's rel at ively cheap coffee you're looking forward to, bett er move to Toledo. ;Some brands In the Ohio city. it says in the magazine Advertising A'ge. sell for more than a doll ar a pound under the national average. · ·] don't know the reas on lor this, except that it must snow a lot in Toledo. I do know that suga r costs less in St. Louis. At least, Advertising Age says It does. So if you take that condiment In your coffee. you may ~ n t to move from Ohio to Missouri. ;cream prices, apparently, are pretty mu ~h the same everywhere. A11yway. the magazine didn't include cream in its survey. ;You might save something on milk by driving down the road to qeveiand. A gallon of milk in Cleveland costs about a dollar under the n~tio n a l average . . :orcourse, If it's soft drink you prefer with a ham burger and fried potatoes. you might wa nt to move to Louisiana. ·One account I read reported that even nationwide fast food outlets "juggle prices." ;As proof. that publication cited a meal composed ol the above lnjlTedlents as costing less in Baton Rouge than In Bakersfield, Calif. ,If, however; you drink domestic wine With your burger and fries, or tl(ke It in your coffee. you might be better off, pricewise, on the West Cpast. .The survey Indicates that California wine cos ts less in California titan elsewhere. Reduced shipping and handling charges, l suppose. Should a fast food customer order a gl ass of imported wine with I~Jl ..or with a cup of coffee, she or he apparently is on hers or his own. I saw no comparable price comparisons for fore ign-produced wine. · s eer , however, costs less in Houston. • a first Inauguration ), the Public · Broadcasti1,1g System's televl· slon network will carry a 9(). ·minute documentary entitled " Th·e Conserv.atives" whlc.h dramatically underscores this point. ·This ts a fastpaced and th~roughly absorbing account of t he conservative movement, from Its incepllon In the early 1950s to Its poll!lcal triumph almost 30 years later. · No student of American his· tory, or of our national political processes - for that matter no political buff. left, right, or center - will want to. miss this fascinating account of how a political concept was born, grew, developed political muscle, and . at last won widespread ·acceptance. Liberals especially, who now have this same process to go through if their cause is to revive, wtli benefit from 11. There are candid Interviews with William Buckley, Barry Goldwater , Milton Friedman, President Reagan and many others. There is important his tor· leal film footage, much ol It never seen on national television before. The viewer will go away understanding at last how Buck· ley's founding of National Review led In ex ora bly to the Republican Party' s nomination of Barry Go ldwater - and how tha t, In turn laid the foundation for Ronald Reagan's election as president 16 years further on. The movem~nt that made that Long March to tthe White House, and whose awesome contemporary ramifications Blumenthal describes In his book, isn't going lo disappear, or even hiccup very noisily. because somebody dl· verted SJO million to the contras. Its basic. agenda - a stronger defen'se, a less intrusive govern· ment - is still the national agenda . Until that changes, conservatism will remain the dominant force in American political life. tfoday in history By United Pre~s International /~od ay Is Thursday. Dec. J8, the 352nd day of 1986 with 13to follow . ~;rhe moon Is mov ing toward its last quarter. • Jfhe morn ing stars arc Mercury, Venus and Saturn. ' •:The evening stars are Ma rs and Jupiter. ; f;l' hose born on this date are under the sign of Sagittarius. They ():\Ciude E nglish physicist J oseph Thompson, discoverer of the ~~c t ron , in 1856; British story writer Saki, pen name of H.H. Munro, \i:l870; Swiss modernis t painter Paul Kl ee In 1879; baseball pitcher l'Y Cobb In 1886; film director George Stevens ("Giant" ) In 1904; actress and pln·up girl Betty Grable In 1916; West German statesman ~illy Brandt In 1913 (age 731. and film director Steven Spielberg In ~7 (age 39 ). ·' • . ' . ',;.'on this date In history: ;~n 1865, the 13th Ame ndment to the Constitution abolished slavery t)ithe Unit ed States. ~~n 1915, P residP,Jlt Woodrow Wilso n, a widower lor one year, iiarrled the widow Edith Bolling Ga ll . • '0":tn 1969, singer Tiny Tim, at age 44, married 17·year·old "Miss" YltkY. Budinger on Johnny Carson' s " The Tonight Show." .,.. ., ! 1 ' ' ' ' ' B~ WILLIAM D. MURRAY l:JPl Sports Writer &l)'; FRAl'jCISCO ' (U.PI) The Los Angeles Ranis and the San Francisco 49ers play tonight for ,m ore than ]'!st the NF.y West title- they also are fighthj'gfor a .·· · valuable week dlf. The winner 1of the tiatipnally tel~vised game will clai~ the NFC West title and not play again until Jan. 2 or 3. The loser will •· receive a wlld·card berth and play In . WJlshington next . weekend. · . . :. "It's Important for the wilmer · to have the extra week off," San Francisco ·guard 'Randy Cross .... said. "This Is going to be a yery physical game. It'~ going to take some lime to regroup." . E.r lc Dickerson, the Rams .. super running back, also wants· the extra rest. "V"le want the week off," he sa id. "This. time . of year, you want to be as rested as possible." Dickerson ·. poses the greatest ' , I ' threat to San Francisco;s defen· "But ;he Rams are a resourceful slve unit. He has recorded 11 team; they'll make up lor It JOO.yard· phfs riJshing games this (Brown and Hunter's injuries ). " season , one shy .ol the NFL San Francisco's defense hoas ·season record· of 12 shared by succes~luUy contained Dicker· O.J. Simpson (1973 ), Earl Camp- son since he entered the league in bell (1979 ) and Marcus Allen 1983. Alter running for 142 and144 (19851, Dickerson has . five yards, respectively, his first two . straight lOO·yard games heading games against the 49ers; he has Into tonight's regtilar·season . not since cracked the lOO.yard finale. barrier against them. In the ·"He looks stronger and I think Rams' 16·J3 victory earlier this he's more de~ermlnetl l now, " season., Dickerson rushi:od for 78 •49ers safety Carlton Wll!'iamson ya~ds on 19 carri~s. But Walsh . said of Dicker,son. "It seemed said that was enough. li ke all he wanted was daylight In · "We controled the game early the past. This year, he's putting and they did not surmount a his head down · and gol.ng at sustained drive until late in the people. He's not going to be . game," Walsh said. "But when Intimidated." they did, Dickerson was the main Dickerson's role has ·been Instrument." magnified by injuries to fleet· The 49ers' ru shing defense, led footed wide receiver Ron Brown ·by qulck·closlng safety Ronnie and tight end Tony Hunter. Lott, linebacker Rikkl E ttison "There ls'noquesllon there will and nose g~a rd Mike Carter, has be a difference there (In the peaked for tonight's meeting Rams passing game)." San wit~ Dickerson. Fra nci sco Coach Bill Walsh ·sald. Over the last month, San Jack Anderson & Dale VanAtta WASHINGTON -The damage done to U.S.·Arab relations by the secret Iranian arms deal was not limited to Iraq, the Immediate victim. It s hattered American credibility with at least one U.S. ally In the Middle East : King Hussein ol Jordan. In an exclusive Int erview with Dale Van Alta in Amman, the diminutive monarch was cordial and diplomatic . But he made It clear that he was personally pai ned by what he regards as double·dealing by President Rea · gan and his emissaries. who sold weapons to Iran at the very time they were assuring him and other Arab leaders that the United States was doing ail it could to deny weapons to Iran. Finally, Van Att a s ug~ested that th e king must be deeply offended at having been lied to by an American president. Hussein paused, then looked straight ahead and said soft ly, "I am, sir." So Reagan did say th ings to Hussein that werecompletely the oppos ite of wha t the United States was doing? Van Atta asked. "He certainly did," the King replied . It was evident ihat Hussein did not wish to pursue this particular line of questioning. ·But he acknowledged that he had yet to receive an apology from Reagan or anyone else In the admlnlsira· tlon. and that the explanations proffered by U.S. diplomats were unconvincing. Hussein did lind one part of Reagan' s public explanation plausible: that the arms deal was made In hopes of gaining lnflu. ence within Iran. "I do not believE' It was a question of hostages for arms," the king said. "! be-lteve that It was a strategic de~lslon that was taken a while ago. " But he added that the attf'mpt to placate the Iranians "places in jeopardy th ~ future of this entire area." Hussein and other moderat e Arab leaders support Iraq in the S.year·old war with Iran, be· • cause they realize that a victory by the Ayatollah Khomelnl 's fanatical Islamic regime could spread th e fund amentalist revolution to their countries and threaten if not destroy th eir government s. The king said U.S. credibility throughout the Middle East had certafnly bee n damaged by the arms deal. He added that "i n terms of the a rea and its future , T believe that a lot of harm has been done." Hussein 's feeling of dlsappolntl ment- even of betrayal- fs not likely to' be shrugged off in . Washington. Ever since he ascended the Jordanian throne 34 ·years ago, Hussein has been r•ourted as ·an ally by every American president from Eisenhower to Reagan . It has long been an article of faith that" no Middle East peace agreement ca n be negotiated without Hussein's E>nthuslastic cooperation. The kin~ Is well aware of his key position, and of his hlstori· r ally warm re lations with Wa· shlngton. No doubt that is why he was so reluctant to discuss the Iranian arms deal, and was so gu a rdedly •dipl omatic In his responses. Stepfamilies take time _____R_u~str_B_row_n ' More than title on line in .San Frallcisco The turbulent, troubled times a re past. I think. Between my husband 's son and me. It has taken 14 years to achieve this comfortable plateau. He was 14 when we began building a family, and I'm not sure which of us has changed the most. I know we 've both grown - he, in sensitivity; me, In understanding. Yet we were neither sensitive nor understanding In the begin· nlng. He was used to an elderly housekeeper - sweet, overly indulge nt and s ub servient ; words seldom applied to me . He was used to sports coats hanging on the living· room window shut· ters and piles of newspapers stacked on the noor around whieh the occasional hou se· keeper occasionally vacuumed. I'm the kind who likes a ll the hangers lacing the same direction. He wrote me hostile notes. I issued ultimatums to his father, who wlmplshly begged for peace as two muscle-flexing protago· nlsts circled him. So the son sulked In him room over his guitar, and I contemplated even· lng courses to get out of the house. Each of us felt right, but wronged at the same time. In every way, we were behav· ing normally. Stepfamllles are not like other families. We begin in hope, but often !~;~under in the hopelessness of opposing r~;~u . tines, divergent behaviors and dash~ expectations. The fact that love doesn't conquer all Is evident In the statistics: 60 percent of stepfamiltes break up after four or live years. . I was reminded of just how · hard It was for us, reading excerpts from a new book on stepfamilles by Della Ephron. It's called "Funny Sauce: Us, the Ex. the Ex's New Mate, the New Mate's Ex, and the Kids ." · In one passage, Ephron des· crlbes a conversation between her hu sband and his daughter. who wants a horse. The entrea· ties ("My friends will give me the food free") and his refusals ("We can't afford a horse" \ go back and forth. Finally, the step· daughter stomps up the stairs, yelling back, "thanks. Delia." " I would like to point out. " wri tes Ephron, " that I had not said one word . " It doesn't matter. I am the cause of the pain, whatever It may be. perhaps because she blames me for her much greater hurt , that her parents are no longer married. I am not the reason they are divorced , bul I ani evidence of it .. . I am also privileged to be the adult that Lisa can most risk being angry with, or. put another way , that she can most afford to have angry with her. Life is less secure than it used to be, and she Isn ' t taking any chances. So when Lisa feels ·mistreated. she thinks of comfort ed r e ading of a stepmother who told a negative child . "I am not your real mother . butT nm the mother In thi s house." I a lso remember th at a hassl l' over bed making was the fir st real breakthrough between my stepson and me. 1would get home from work and lind he had left for school without making his bed. I told him, "I feel you a re trying to get back a t me." "Gosh. no. " he said. "Don' t you know you' re supposed to nag teena gers to do Berry~s things?" It wa s a great moment. Now we have a lot ol those. We are friend s. Interested in each ot her . Wr confide our setf·doubts and call each other to share the little day· to·day triumphs. When are you coming to Boston?" he asks. " Soon, I hope." Those are words I never dr ~a med I'd hear . Take heart, stPppa rent s. P assing years and the long view c an work a magic, even between unlikely companIons. World Hawk center Tree Rollins makes a late attempt to block the shot during the first quarter Thursday . night In Milwaukee. j UPI) IN YOUR FACE -Milwaukee Buck guard Paul Pressey (25) dunks the baskeltiall while Atlanta · By IAN LOVE UPI Sports Writer For those keeping score at home, New Jersey leads Its season series against New York 2·0. In a game between two of the worst teams In the NBA, the New York Knlcks fell to the Nets 94·93 Thursday night . The loss was~he Knlcks' seventh straight and left them with the worst reeord In the Eastern Conference, 5-20. New Jersey improved to 5-19. The Knieks led· by 6 with fewer than three minutes left and, after falling behind 92·91, regained the lead on Rory Sparrow's IS.foot jumper with 12 seconds left. Leon Wood hit an 18-footer with slx seconds remaining. Williams blocked Sparrow's drive with two seconds left and the Knlcks fell Into last place in the Eastern Conference. , New Jersey has beaten- aside from the Knlck,s - the Boston Ceitlcs, Houston Rockets and Philadelphia 76ers. Also Thursday, the Milwaukee Bucks defeated the Atlanta Hawks 104·95. Milwaukee rallied from a ~· point halftime deficit to Improve to 17-Sand move within 1 I· 2games oft he Central Divisionleading Hawks. Atlanta, 18·6, played without regu la rs Kevin Willis and Mike McGee, both out with the flu . "They came in here withou t two of their players and gave a terrific effort," Milwaukee Coach Don Nelson said. "We were In a situation where we could only 'lose the game, not win it. If we didn't' beat Atlanta at. home without two pi their play· ers, we would be making a statement about our team that I ce,~; taln ly did not want to make." Terry Cummings stored 32 points and Jack Sikma added q of his 18 points In the fourth quarter to lead the Bucks. Milwaukee outscored Atlanta g. 0 over the final 1:36. Elsewhere, Chicago defeated Im\iana 97·88, the Los Angeles Lakers drubbed Portland 131' 115, Seattle stopped Houston l!HlO, Sacrament9 beat the Los . Francisco has held Atlanta to 75 yards In 18 carries, the New York Giants to 19 yards In· 13 carries, New England to 60 yards In 20 carries and the New York Jets to 33 yards In 13 carries. On offense, the 49ers will be led by quarterback Joe Montana, who has had great success against the Rams over the years. . This season, the ·veteran has completed 168 of 271 passes for 1,998 yards 'and six touchdowns. · ' ; don~! ' ' "I really know what: It '46,"' he said. " lt wouldn't make is," said Montana as to why he . any sense. I don ' t think a tearrl . plays so well agamst the Rams. would use something like that ln.. " I have had some really good a game as Important as this games against them . ! just hope.~ unless they had playe?, It sam~ can come up with one this week. fjoith~e~r~t~lmieiithC!Dsse aas~o~n.iii~i . Montana, who had missed the last meeting .betweeh the two · teams because,o~ back surgery, said hedld not beheve rumor;: th~ Rams wou ld use a special 46 defense tonight. "I don't think they'tt play a 3 AU·bum ...coas . · tS ·' t0 ·6th •. • VICtory,· v•k• 1 mgs w,n · • . • . 531 JACKSON Pft(E · AT.35 WEST : By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Writer Auburn replaced its big man with a bigger man Thursday night and .the seventh·ranked Tigers coasted to their sixth stralg'Qt victory. . Mike Jones started in place of 6·foot ·7, 230-pound center Jell Moore. who was not allowed to start for missing Wednesday's practice. The 6-7 Jones has been threatened with a benching him· self If he does not lose a few of his 245 pounds . Jones scored 16 points, one fewer than team leader Frank Ford , to lead the Tigers to a 89·6£ rout of Augusta College. Chris Morris a nd Johnny Lynn each added 15 and Moore came off the bench to score 10 for Auburn. "It was obvious that Auburn had a much superior basketball team ton ight," Augusta Coach Neal Cody said. "Inside, they're not giants like so me teams In college basketball today, but I thought they. played big." Augusta, 2-4, took Its last lead at I8·16 with 11:05 remaining In the first hal f when Jeff Hodson hit a 3·polnt shot. Aubum ou t· scored Augusta 29·9 the rest of the half to take command. Four Jaguars scored in double figures, led by Hodson wit h 15. Vincent Jackson added 12 and Tyron Gross and Mike O'Neill each had 11. . . In other key games, co·No. 17 Arkansas whipped Misslssi9Pi Valley State 98· 79. Colorado edged Tulsa 53-51, California topped Central Michigan 70·57 a nd Cleveland State edged East· ern Michigan 79· 76. At Fayelievllle, Ark., William Mills collected 22 points and 15 rebounds to power Arkansas past ' Mississippi Valley State. The Razorbacks led 1 at j ' --·~ BARGAINMATtHES SATURDAY thru WEDNESDAY- All SEATS 12 .50 AIJotiSSION EVERY TUESDAY 12.50 halftime. George Ivory scored 26 points, 18 from 3·point range, for Mississippi Valley State. At :Tulsa, Okla., Matt Bullard led a· bala nced scoring attack with 10 points to pace Colorado over cold· shooting .Tuls~. The Golden Hurricane jed by 5 points at the half but shot just 21percent after intermission. At Berkeley, Calif .. Leonard Taylor spored 16 points and · grabbed ·11 rebounds to pace California over Central Michl· gan. The Chippewas scored the first field goal but the Golden Bears responded with 13 straight points arid held the lead lor the rest of the game. Tommie Johnson led Central Michigan with 21 points. At Ypsilanti. 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Ephron ' s astute analysis makes sense to me. Much more So, ln. my opinion, than state· ments made recently by Betty Carter, director of Family Instl · lute of Westchester in Mount Vernon, N.Y. ~he told a confer· ence of family therapists that only natural parents should disci·· pline their kids and stepparents should stay out ol it. !'disagree. I think stepmothers have the right ~set and enforce the routine for family living how to eat, how to keep a room, who's to do what chores. Other· wise, she runs the danger of belgn a sleep-in housekeeper without a vote. I remember being '~ Poinstttitto, Hatty TrNt, lin l Cut Angeles Clippers 117-113 and Washington topped Golden State 128-110. Pacers 97, Bulls llll At Indi anapolis, Michael Jor· dan scored 14 of his 41 points In the fourth quarter to rally Chi eago. The Bulls went on a 10.0, fourth·quarter run to catch the Pacers, who were led by rookie Chuck Person's 17 points. Lakers 131, Blazers 115 At Los Angel es, Byron Scott scored T/ points and A.C. Green added a career· high 26 for the Lakers. Los Angeles beat Por· !land for the seventh straight time. The Trail Blazers, Who earlier had traded No. 1 draft pick Walter Berry to San Antonlo, had a three- game ·w inning streak halted. DANCE FOR JOY WINTER SESSION t MOW OPEN FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON Nets hand Knicks 7th straight loss ·' ' .. ' �' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . · Friday, .December 19, 1986 Lofton ·released· from jail on sex assault ;NBA Standings \'anl'llu\rr a.t Edmo n1 ~1n. ! : 35 ' ·" " Silt urdu,y' !> Gume. 1U !I.'V b laiull'N, ni•)l (111l'll0 at Bo>oton, nl~~:hl .~t· Kan!llt'~ By l in II+'<! Pre;o., IRit>rn:atlonld ·~11.'1'11 ( ' unlrtftll'e H:u11ord 111 DrlrOit. ni~~:IK. ,\ tlan t ... Oh·i!iion "' t B t~!<o~ Q n ....................... .. ll ; l"hlladt•lllhl it .... ............ I:J 1ft """hlnll('lt"a. ................ ll I'! 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Sill urd;Q ·, I ianu'S ln dian 11 :u 1\'+> 111' \ 'ork, nirht lk'!roilllt rhl ll&dtol p hha. nl.:hl S.:an ,\ ntonln u.t .\t lanla. nlrht l'lllllt 11t Chluau. niJ:hl a"i!iislanl fooltlall 11J LU:II. f'f)Gj huJI lirt't'll K a~· - Su"pendt•d whk· r••n •h ' t•r .luu lt's l.oft tln fo r ti'H• final g anw of tiM• ll tll'lit'li :'<to' \ ' ltun gel'!'o - Si•ni ri,l(ht wJnr Boh <'ruM'ford t n 1\' t' M.' II a\' t•n ul I I" • ,\ nu:rlt·.Ul Uo,·kt'J t..•Uk\11' for a 111 o-ll't'C'k eonditlol? inlt p;•r lod: trad••d ddrn,..<'man Kjt'll ~li.II IU <'il•o n ni,~:hl ~oall r Bulo Capt. Thomas Hlnz said. Lo rton was then suspended by the Packers. The arrest marks the third lime sexual-assa ult allegations have been made against Gr£'<'n Bay p layers since Coac h Forrest Gregg, a Ha ll of Fame player from the Vi nce Lombardi era, assu med t he Packer s' head· coaching posit ion Dec. 24, 1983. Lofton was released on bond Thursday alt er Dis trict Attorney Peter Naze had asked lor add!· Ilona I time to prepare the formal comp laint . Brown County Circu it Judge Charles Kuehn agreed to continue t~earance until Tuesday. Stephen Gly nn, the Mllwa uk£'<' attorney .representing Lofton, decli nro co mmenion fhecha rge, bu t said he will talk "maybe Tuesday after we have the 'lluJr~du,v 's Rt·~nlh White Sox complete late deal~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-·~ By U nited Press International The Chicago White Sox com· pleted a trade made last week with Oa kl and by naming pitcher Bruce Tanner as the player to be named later in the dea l. Tan ner goes to Oakland in exchange lor infi el der Donn ie Hil l. .. . The San Diego Padres say third baseman Craig Nettles and pitcher Dave LaPoint will not be offered new contracts. Nettles , 42, a 17-year ve teran, was acqu ired by the Padres in Marc h 1984 In a trade with the New York Yankees. The Pad res acquired LaPoint, 27. In July !rom Detroit. T he Atlant a Braves have withdraw n their contrac t offer to lree agent first baseman Bob Horner. The Braves origi nally ollered Horner a thr£'<'-year , $4.5 million pact, but Horner's agent, Bucky Woy, said late Wednesday that Horn er never. co nsidered the offer. The Pitts bu rgh Pirates signed lree agent pitche r Mark Ross to a Triple-A contract. Ross, 29, was 5·5 with a 4.17 ERA a nd eig ht saves in 48 ga mes las t seaso n with Tuc&un, Houston's Triple·A allll iate. The St. Lou Is Ca rdinals say lines paid by players lor minor lnlract lons during 1he season will be used to buy food baskets for 25 needy area families. Th e Chicago Cubs ~nd San Diego Padres will play a tw<r game exhibitio n series· at Mile High Stadium In Denver next April 4 and 5. THE PERFECT GIFT FOR All THOSE MEMORABLE 'J OCCASIONS ll ulmll 76, Tolo•do Ol [:! 11 1J fir~· ·· st 7!1, K 'f!dtill( :an 78 R•N• II uh n an [lndJ !!K, Ohio llum . jfi NHL S1andings f:a.' l M'ltl•"' (• t~nfer tonn• Old R",'Sihu rr <2, l 'nrk .'il lil!t ·l'h., 1111. )l f'r•'}' hur~~t ;~ · SC . '"101011l' :\quina.' 71 , Domiolt•1U1 (OJ' c; ,\ U l Jl(] 1\ 121 111 uhu rn ll1, .. ,, .\ u~":.~'k ~~~ .. "'' IU'II.lint ·~~. Kr•nluo:k> St . 7,· Ill . rm . Sclihrn W. Chrh ..\ "•·14·purt 66 1 r nlf'ft tU'J 1!0, Sumfu rdili f~t·r rd ni')',~.U,S·"ou ' · Thum tt' tF ia.l )1;1 f.•·h " IIi loti I ll 1:r. It# lei !l.i IU Ill'~ !U ll.i lft l I J~ JIHi •• '!~ frllb hit ' I 9-1,1Jartmnulh "-" loll 1•• orlf'{o""n fHy. J 9.i, Thom~~oo \forl!' ll-ti l.htato.t·~ Wllsun !'f. Brllw•f 11:1 · !~'lll r..hal l !NI, F lorida ,\A:M ~ .\tl•mpfds St . ;;, Tt•n nt'S."l'l' St. 6t ,'\io. lit• nt urk~ 7t, !'lin·ht•rry CS.I ', JiiO !I ll IIIII ~ j 1'5 ~o r r t. I JR· I~Inn • ' •\ u.,ll n P t' l\Y 73. Mlnn(')oOIU G-1 f't'l'rls .'\t. IU, Sa j~ln ll ""' \ ' u1h•,l' i;t; .\ Un n- llu lll t h i11, K'ls-Supo•rlorj ] Oukl tUl d T.. IIIII ~ dJ&il'72 st. · 1 <1Sf11h'~ i'lfl, Hnnm ·t'l' 75 Sot: IN·.o,t ~n . St. 57, ro.'. rl hl'l.l'l l l.a ••l.i · K'J,.· I.:.fr•~-'!>1 ' 77. S4tuthwN.I i:l .W ut hii'N ,\ rk:on~ :~~ !It!. l<I M . \ ' • 11..,. Sl. <!I. t\ rii.· l.lllh• Rou·k fi l, ll ou~Qn flap! ,'i:\ Arlian"a"~"l. ~.E. T••.u1.~ Ra\)tr.t Don't despalr-e~ II you' ~thopplng for the rider who hlt lftrythtng. Thl ~11ld ac:eenory Cltalog hi t more thin 2500 goodln for ri)OtorcydH, ATV'I• JET sk.watercntn. Your gift It there aod we'll help you find lt- ttM rtghtllze, the right color, Ute right price. Choolt from T·lhlrta or helmet&. Toola or tiNL Oogt'- or gklve& Booat or jackets. Come In today and we'll be your on•atop Chri8tml1 shopping llore. J&R SPORT. SHOP tj ( 'olnradn ~l, TukJ.l l Tr~a,. ..~:.tn :\nt unio 1\.1. (:a . Stl illhf'rn 7ti "'~t Rrlt.: hilrn \ 'uu n.: 111. K't•hl'l' St . 6S l 'alllurnha 00. ( '••nt. )lkh ! ~~;an ~')' · Fl'l"!>oiMl Pa •·lfit- 50, H umh11hl St . :.~ l.u \ 'f'UII' 10 1. M••Phtl'l;(ln 17 Kawasaki 748 East Main Pomeroy 992-2114 You can build up to a breathtaking 14K gold diamond or precious stone necklace l by just starting with one modestly priced . SLIDF.t:'' " 1l- 1· - • .. !ime. of\11 &\ t~l~ .. , '' 53995 INGELS ONLY • ,Jt.. FURNITURE AND JEWELRY MIDDLEPORT f!ortsmouth West at Sou th Point Chesapeake a t Hun tingt on St. J~ Iront on at Waverly South Web s t e r a t Wh£'<'1crsbu rg Southeastern at G re<.'nfie ld Al hens at Zan C'Sv ille l'(aham a (\V.Va .) at Kyger Creek Rookie cuts finger St . Louis Bl ues rookie winger Lemieux cut a tendon in his tittle linger on his len hand in an .a cc ident during the team' s Chrjstmas s kating pan y and w ill IX' sidelined for up to six 11 r·•'' ' Joc~Iy n ~ 3 DAYS ONLY FRIDAY -SATURDAY-SUNDAY, ' ' I USPS IU·961H i\ Dh•lsion of M ullimedla. lnt·. Publlshrd f'Vf'ry aftnnoon. Mon d<~ ~ lh rnu~h Frl<la,v. 111 Court S1 .. Po· mNey. Ohio. by lhf' Ohio Vallf'y Pub· l!.'ihi ng Compan~· 1Muhim«li a. Int. PomrrO\', Oh io 45769. Ph . 9!!2·2156. Sr· ro nd clas!' pos tagr p<~id at Pom<'roy. Ohio. '' ' In land Dal1 \' Press A~s oc l al lon and t hr Ohio NP"' .~Pa pf'r A ~Sociat ion. National Ad\'f'rtlsl ng Rr pff'scmarlvf'. Branham N'' "' s pa ~;~ rr SalNl. i.13 Thi rd A•·rn ul'. Nf'w York. Nrw York 10017. \ OUR REG. 5.11 ,lllf'l NOriLTY GIFTS RCA; VHS T-120 . B~ta L-7 50 14' .. 4.49 No / all brands artd styles 11'1 an stores last minute gilts Styles may vary by srore 20°/o OFF PRE-RECORDED VIDEO TAPES 5-!~E~ ~t~~~1 Titles may vary by store Sorrr. no ralnchtclls. SEIKO, CI11ZEN and PULSAR QUARTZ WATCHES • • Cho1ce ol dinnerware sets, salad sets. chip 'n dip sels , platters, goblets and wine glasses , beverage sets Sorry. no ralnchtcks. silver tones • Trad il io ~ al. sport o r · 1.59 to23.99 OUR REG. l .tt-21.t9 Mal l S•rlwicrlptlons lnsld r Ml'l~ Count~· 13 Wr rk~ .............. .................... Sii .29 26 W r rk ~.. .. ..................... U4.01i 52 \\' rr k ~ .... ... .......................... . 166. ~ Out ~hlt• M<'l~ Cou nt.}' \.l W( '£' k ~... .. . ..... . ............. $Hl2(1 21i W1 •r k ~ ,.. .. ..................... $3~.10 ~·l WrC' ks .. .. .. ~7 . 611 IIITIRI ITOCIC IAdvance I LCD WATCHES • Select from a wide choice of ligures and accessories 11111 ACCEIIORIEI 2.79 .. 8.77 • Popular characters with vehicles and weapons "' ~ l ~ $2995 ' 79 CHEV. CAMARO J '80 DODGE RAM 1 I' $2995 CHARGER • LJN PHOTON ELECTRONIC ~HASER TARGET GAME • 29 99 Fire inlra·red bea ms at t<:~rget and hear synchrortized SOllnds: lights register sc01e . computerized • · ' OUR REO. 418.1t ~ Batteries not lrlcludfd Sorry, no ralrrchec ks. Minimum 24 per s lore j ·• 9 A.M. • 8 P.M. OPEN CHRISTMAS EVE! $2495 '79 PLYMOUIH Jim MAIN STREET 0 •• CHEVROLET, OLDSMOBILE CADILLAC "' pile. velour. bunting, fleece; S ,M,l , tx·JK SofTy, no raincheclls . Limited to stOre sroclt. • 0 • 49 •Choose 1 OUR REG. 1.19-14.99 ~s u.& from assoned pnnts and s tyles . pol y/cotton blends; sizes S,ML fo Soffy. no rainchecks. Umlfed ro srore stock. Previously f'llllrked down s tyles ncH Incl. 74•,.9.74 I·~ >f)lm3:·1 or JWiaiijterJ gloVes; mittens Work and hurtling gloves ENTIRE sTocK* liEN'S FASHION BRIEFS not Included. Stylf$ may 'IJfy by store . ' 1.49 • ChoOSe from SilverStone®; non·stlck: aluminum: stainless steel and porcelain cookware sets · Sorry, no ralncheclts. Min. 72 assorted t>CS. per store. 5.59 to 15.99 OUR REG. 6.tf. IJ.tJ • Fly front briefs in 100 % cotton: assorted colors • Sizes S.M.l .Xl. Souy, no rainch ecks Mimmum 72 per store IHeiALI'UIICHAII IIIUCE UIIHOITIIH LIVII 24.99 • ChoOse from 3 • A wide variety ol saucepans ·1 and skillets lo ChOqse from • See through composition Solf)', no raltHJI)eclcs. Min. tf 8 enOifed pet. ~tr stott. not illcluded. cassette or 5 record set: 40 live recotdings 20°/o oFF GIRLS' KNITWEAR ENTIRE sTOCK 'ft 1•OUR59 fo 4 • 7l//11 REO. 1\ . . 5.98 • Hats . scarves. glovas, mittens: nylon Ski gloves and mittens; some boJ(ed sets : sizes 4·6)1, 7· 14 Sour, no rainchecks. Aflnimum 600 rJer store. SILVER BRIDGE PLAZA, GALLIPOLIS POMEROY, OHIO \ w raps. ~ HATI tncf OLOVEI Al.l. .OPEN FRIDAY 8:30 TIL 8 P.M. SAT. 9 TIL 4. SUNDAY TIL 5 · ,;p 9·OUR • 3 7 to ~0• 09 •fronts injumpou•" pannes, borg REG. 13.19-29.99 sEI.EcT GRoup IIITIIIIITOCK .,,... 101'1' 20°/o OFF OPEN STOCKVISIONS COOKWARE $3995 TRAILBLAZER ENTIRE sToCK 30°/o OFF JRS.', MISSES' SHIRTS, BLOUSES . 25°/ooFF • Does nor Include Corning VIsions cookware. '78 INTERNATIONAL SCOUT 3 3°/o OFF . LADiES' ROBES, LOUNGEWEAR . trave l clocks : booklights • Wide assortment of hats and caps: 30°/o OFF COOKWARE SETS I 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. prints : acrylic and OUR REG. 19'·12.11 I Saturday, Dec. 20th assortment wallets : ' j ' and • Ke)lchains: sporl S f)'les may vary by s!Ote OPEN TONIGHT TILL 8 P.M. ' Choose from canon blends; S.M.l ; 38·44 20°/o OFF Monday, Dec. 22nd I • an 17 •49 of winter sweaters; solids OUR REG. 7.i!J.2Hi · 5 • 59 to Sorry. no rainche cks. Limittd to store SfOCit PrevfousJy markrKI down styles not illcl. ENTIRE srocK b,\ ' m:~U pt'rmillf'd in U l'(ll l !' \\'hrrc ho iTif' rar rli"'' !;f'l'\' lrc Is a' ail abl r . Al.l. wtNTER JRS. ', MISSES', FULL FIGURE SWEATERS Limited to store stock. dress styles 20°/o OFF G.l. JOE and THUNDERCATS s ub~r rl plio n s 2nd Street · Mason, W. Va. - (304) 773-5592 30°/o OFF ..... ~ SofTy, no raim:::hecks. Limited to store stock· nf, r d ~ir in J!; r o pa_ v 1hr ru r· rl f'r m :1 ~· rf'm il in <HivanCf' din~·et · to Thf' D a i l~· Sl'n l inr>l on a :l. fio r 12 month b ;rsl~. Crf'dil will!)(' )'!iVl·n <"<:trrlrn•ar h \l'rPk . mi tts; placema ts: flannel backed tablecloths· Limited to store stock . OUR REG, 5Ut ~u bsrri br r~ • Bright holiday desjgns • Pot holders; dish towels; 68'to 10.68 OUR REG. 1.00-15.99 gold or S ISGLE COPY P RICE Daily .. .,............................... 25 C('nn MASON FURNITURE CO. 3 3°/o OFF HOLIDAY KITCHEN ACCESSORIES • Choose your favorites from a large selection of titles for children and adults ~~~z:;c~:~%~~~~~~ SUBSCRI PT ION RATES 8)' Carrier or Motor Routt On'' \\'f'('k.. ........ ............ ...... ....... $1 .25 Onr Mon th .................................$5.4.1 On'' \' car ..................... ............ $65.00 Tuesday, Dec. 23rd OUR REG. IU9 ENTIRE sTocK ENtiRE srocK • 49 99 POSTM ASTER: ~nd a ddrrs~ r hang('S lo Thf' Dall~· &n tinf'l, 111 Co u11 St.. Po mrn1y, Ohio 4.'1769. 9 A.M.· 8 P.M. 14.99 • Long wearing, warm ; cotton and cotton/poly blends FULL SIZE REG. 2UP...... 2f.99 QUEEN SIZE REO. 31.11...25.99 Sorry, no rlllflchecks. LimiteD to st01e stock. • Assorted novelty items; ideal for • Mason Furniture Holiday Hours ~ 4.49 TWIN StiE SIUCT OIIOUP ' • Choose from an assortnient of name brands includ ing Memorex, Sony, Scotch and •'' Mrmbf'r : Unitf'd Pr("SS l nlNnatl onal. No 25°/o OFF BLANK VIDEO TAPES OUR REG. 11'·5.98 • The Daily Sentinel ~~====~ ~·~ • I "Jim Cobb's Christmas Special" ' PRINT and SOLID FLANNEL SHEET SETS 9.9 2-2635 .\l oniJUht 101, l 't ' lrvln••11D Slln ·l rnit' ~ . <1. ~un111 f'la ru i l Sl ..~ ur i in's 9j, C'oowrdla ( 0...1•. 1 ~~~ Tonight's games Sawrday's games ; • ~------------~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ . SEOAJ. Mart ell a at Warren Local ..Jackson at At hens Loga n at Ga llipolis . SVAC Kyger Creek at Oak Hill Southern at Southwes tern Eastern at Sym mes Valley illorth Gall i a at Hannan Trace ' TVC Nelso nville· York a t Wellston Vi nton County at Belpre 'trimble at Alexander ~iller at Federal-Hocking OTIIERS Waverly at Wheelers burg Valley at Ports mouth West Hillsboro at G reenfield Point Pl easant at Huntington High . LAST MINUTE GIFT IDEAS FOR EVERYONE ON YOUR LIST HUNDREDS OFITEMI THROUGHOUT THE STORE · 'REDUCED ~ ~l hfwrt>SI \\' I . 'f PL!<o. (;,t· li .\ l liRnl"''" :' ............... !! II :1 :11 I~ 121 !'1 . l.uuJ,... . ....... ! ~ 1:1 II :~t 1111 11.1 Torn nt n ... ..... ........ l'l U 1 '!II ll).'l l lt lloirnit .... . .. ...... . tl II ,; '!'j !1.1 Ill l 'hl •· , t~ n .. . .......... !I li ~ tt 1117 1:r. Sm~·1 ht· Jli\ ;..;o 11 F:.tmnmnn ...... .... .. ... '! l t l 1 1:1 tlfll1.1 falc:.Q .................. 1!'1 f:& 1 :19 I~'! l '~ l " ln n!pt'J: .. .... _., ... .. 1.0 11 3 :t:l IM' II! 1~.., ,\n~tto·l •"' ............. lll~ :! :'VI 1:1~ I to Vllll c,,u ,·•· r ..... .. -...... ~ '!1.1 l ~ I 1 0 ~ I!': ·n.ur'd~\ ·, Kt · ~ult,. l"h11ad••lphia !1. S\' l.,.f:tndr'f'" 1 )llnfii"'UUa &, Turoml.o l lOT 1 lla rtlord fi. R ll)oiO fl .j \\'l "nlp•·c :t. St . Lnu P. :J I Tit•I C;,a l ~ar,\ l Qu• •ht ·(· ~ Frida,\ ·., namt'S \\ w.hin~on ul S rw ,,..,..., ., , ; ;:1:; 11, 111 , Mnnt r ••J&i :11 n 11 11 aJ,., : : u ·fl m. . We're colllin9 · d do\VO hat on prices Cl 1986 Kawasaki Motors Corp., US.A. ""'" Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio complaint. We do n't even know what peop le are say ing." When asked il Lofton had told him he was Inn ocent , Glynn replied, "absolut ely." Gregg sa id Loft on had been suspended without pay for the final game of the season, against the New York Giants Sa turday . He a lso said Lo!(on' s status w!th the team would be tev lewed a lt er · the seaso n ended . · College Cage Scores ut Mll,.·au kt'1•, nl,~:hl ti11hlt•n Xtai P :d llNWf'r, night \ll aoo hlnJ:Con al l . .-\ ('lippt.'l'!'o, ni~~:ht f1U11:11l\ Ill :-iat'T!Uili'IIIO ftilf:tll Pul rh-~ Dhlo;lnn \\ L T l't~. l'lllt~drlphi:~. .. .. ....... .'! l : '! .JII, :'<r.TI, I :u~di•,.. ........... ti U t 3i 1•111 ' ho r.t h ....... ,... , .. I'·* 1!· 1 l~ -.;, .,. " ''" ' ' ... 15 It '! :r~ X\' K.ant''" ............ !l ll s :bl • . • "" ,"" on ....... ,.. ... 10 IG 0 '!& ,\ dllm' U h l!<ion ll ,&rtfvrd .J'"""' .... .. u; !t -t :~~; Rosltln .... · ............ li !'! 1 :ti •Mt1,. n "" ........... ... .. IIi ll I :111 l ilaC' liN· ...... ....... ..... U IIi I :l'l Bufllllo .................... ':!1 i. tS l'a n1pht•ll rOn i< 'f'••nt~· and 19"' ~'fin d-round dr af t t•hoh •to In t'hlladrlphla fur Fro,.,.r Roo...~ on "' ,..,,· ,.;~rd 1~ . ~ '111u r~ dLI,,\"'s Resu h' L:\ Lotk r l"> at l)all,... , Tra(l~d Jlo'f'rr tu l'i;m Anlnniu for <'f' nt o•r Kt•\ In &* 1 1.1\ fll pfl('r.. ....... ........... l 1,. . Iii II ,. By VIC W.<\TIA · GREEN BAY. Wis. (UP!t Jam es Lorton , the Green Bay Packers' star reeeiver, was released from jail Thursday and ordered not to leave Brown County after being arres ted on a second -degree. sexual-assa ult charge. Lorton .. 30, was accused of forci ng a woman he met In a bar to perform oral sex on him, police -' The Daily Sentinei'-Page- 6 Friday, December 19, 1986 I • I ' j ,. ..••' • �0 .friday. ·Deceinber 19, 1986 OR orne •• ' Serv1ce ~ Locun & Beecfl Streoe~ " 1-992 1 M1ddlepor1 ~~~~! [f L Brown's rn & [Niinmenl ..-r-•• Sales Pomeroy ft2-295S Cheerfulness keeps up a kond of daylight in the mind, and fills ot w'oth a steady and perpetual serenoty. - Joseph Addison Brogan-Warner and Servtce Rulllnd, Otho 45115 J. Wm. " 8111" Brown, Own e r Pr.one (614) 74? WITH THE ABC METHOD Prescnphons INSURANCE --SERVICES nn P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwode Ins. Co. of Columbus . 0 . &04 W. Matn ,, 992·1311 Pomeroy " ~ 'j;' 992·3978 204 Condo; St. Pomeroy, 011. John F Ful:z. Mgr. Ph ..1·1101 Pomeroy 1 Veterans Memorial Hospital II S E. Momtrial Dr. 992·2104 The inotials ABC stand for many thongs, but for our purpose here. they mean Always Be Cheerful. Thos is good advtce to follow to the letter; although it can requ ire a great deal of self·discipline on the face of sorrow, disappoint· ment, discouragement and all the other dark clouds of human emotion. However, when you realize that we have JUSt so much time given to us on earth, you woll undoubtedly dec ide that you want to spend your days as cheerfully as possible. Woth the ABC method, you will learn to overlook minor orritations and develop ' a bnghter outlook on lofe that will extend, to others. Along woth regular attendance at your House of Worshop, this will assure you the true happiness that c omes from within. It's as easy as ABC. Pamtooy A Moddleport. Ohio K&C JEWELERS u Keepsa!<e' ;:-M~;~;,:,t 212 992·3785, Pomeroy REAllOR 992·3325 County's Olde•l FlorUt 362 EAST MAIN POMEROY, OHIO 46769 614 / 992·2644 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES BEN • fFRANKLIN Pomeroy , M~ig• \ CENTER INC. ,....) u, 1i SATURDAY RACINE - Racine AmerlQan Lei!lon Is having a Christmas p~ly ·and ~Inner for members, a uxUI¥~ members and their Immediate famllles, Saturday, starting at 7 p.m., at the legion hall. Anyone needin g informa· tlon should contact Ed Turley at 949-3010 1 or Pete Bearhs at 949-W14. or Pauline Wolfe at 949-2773. H;\RTFORD. W.Va. - USWA Christmas dinner Salurday a t ohe union hall. ·Serving from 11 a. m. until 6 p.m. 1 ' FRANCIS fLORIST - Proverbs 15:13 MEIGS TIRE RACINE PlANING MILL , RALLrS ' Mill Work· Cabinet Making Syracuse "A merry hea rt maketh a cheerful countenance .. ~P?'!a l C hrls ~m:s_!lnn ey. m 216 S. Second GroclliesGoneral Merchandise Racine 949-2550 vn• 1 992-2975 ·oo\ AlltJCg,·/tJC. ~~...".) lcrtll from the CourthOUit POMEROY, OHI0-992-6677 ' ".. till Quicktl onrl Rulto ,I CHURc'H, Rt 7 on Po m('rov David Wlsf'man,Sr. pastor. Drake. S S Sup! Sund ay School 9· 3Q a m . Morning Wors hip 10 30: rl FA IT H BAPT IST CHURCH Railroad Ing v.orshlp 11 a m ; Evrn lng Sf'rvJCf' 6 p Rrv Nvle J POMEROY - South Bethel New Testament Church, Silver Ridge, will present a Christmas program Sunday, 7 p.m. The public Is Invited. HEMLOCK GROVE r Hemlock Grove Chr istian Church will present a Christmas program, Sunday, 7 p.m. Santa will vlsll. Public invited . SYRACUSE - Santa will be at Syracuse Volunteer Fire Depart· menl Sunday, 2 p.m. . :' .:. .:' .•: •• ).: .. •• •'1.: t ' on Monday a Christmas program wlll be presenlell ar the Salem Center United Met h ~dls t Church. fol lowed by Chr istmas Holy Communion .a nd Ihe Festival of Lights. • RAC INE - Children of Racine First Ba pttsl Church w ill presenl APPLE GROVE - Annual a Christmas program Sunday, 7 Christmas program will be held p.:m. , followed by the adull choir at Apple Grove Unit ed Methodist singing the cantata " Down From Church Sunday, 7" p.m. On , His Glory ." Re fr es hm ents Tuesday at 6 p. m., there will be afterward. caroling at the church. -...:..MONDAY POINT PLEASANT - Point' SALEM CENTER -A I 7 p.m. BE DFORD TW P - Bedford Township Trustees will meet Mond &y , 7 p m., at the township hall .. POMEROY - At 7 . p m Sund ay, Christmas Holy Com· munlon and the Fesllval of Lights will be celebraledat Pearl Cha pel Un ited Met hodist Church. Autumn's Beauty Li ke a ruli( or woven tapestry So piE'aslng to the eyE'; ; Autumn 's beauty spreads bE>f6re us F.tched against tht> sky SHADE - Shade River Lodge Monday, 7:30p. m., with work In the EA degree. Refreshments will be served. Most Stores Open 8 a.m. ·11 p.m. Saturday·Tuesday, Dec. 20··23 LAST· GIFT. Matched Stereo Hi-Fi Rack System •• •• :I ••' . System 601 by Realistic" Shown wl1h &~:'49900 Reg. Save •100 • SA-601 stem Ampllfter WHir 5-Band EO o TM-611 Dlgllll AM/FM Tuner Wllh 14 Pmets o Two Optlmlll"·600 3-WIY Baa·Rellex Spe;lkert o SCT-&01 HI·Speed DUII-Cassene Dubbing Dei:k o UB-&01 Beii·D~YI Tuntllble Wllh cartridge • Cullom Audio Rlc:k WHir Sholl tor CD Player Let's pra ise Him for His blessings, And ali i he pleasures they give, lei's thank Him and show Him we love Him By ou r deeds and the way we livE'. 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In IIIII hiYIIIQ only pulse (rotlry dial) Mnes, you can StiM lilt tllrvicll requlr· lng_tones, 11ke tne new tong·dlstatlOe systems and computerized services PULSE·SlGNAl l ~ phoniS wot'll on botlli'Dtlry-411 nl tan~ lints, but do not produce tones. FCC registered Not lor party ~nn We service what wt sell •Cillllno .......,. Clllltlnk. Poymont moy • TUESDAY POMEROY - Calvary Pil· grim Chapel, Ohto 143, will present a Chrlslmas program Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.. entitled " Love Took A Journey lhat Ended In My Heart... Rev .• • Dewey King, paslor, welcomes • the public. 453 will hold a special meetin g God cha nges lo bea utiful rotors The ~rl'ell of the leaves and grass, To brlghl ypJiows, reds an c1 orange, What a sight we s~ as we pass 1 ['d like 10 pai nt a pl('tu rP To br\gll ten the paths we trod, B~t no one can m atch the ro\qrs Shown fort h by a loving God. ~ CHESHI RE - Gallla·Melgs : Community Actton Agency will hold Its free clothi ng day for low-Income persons on Monday and Tuesday, from 9 a.m. t 12 noon, at the old high school In Ches hire. 599.00 .. '. \ Pleasant Wes leya n Church, 2417 Jefferson Ave. , wlll have a Sundpy school Christmas program at 10:45 a.m. Sunday. AI 6 p.m. Sunday, a special musical program wlll be presenled . . Low All23 Ptr Month• '"• Room in our he1arts same lime. Page- 7 · ' Poet's corner Prayrr Sf'rV\C'C', 7· .JJ p rn g~~~~~~~~~~~m~ Hermo n Un ite d Br e thr e n Chu rc h. Texas Community. will be held Sunday. 7: 30 p.m. The public Is Invited. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Independent Holiness Church, 75 Pearl St. ,wlll have a special SNOWVILLE - Community candlelight service Sunday, 7:30 Christmas tree lightln,g Satur- p.m. Rev. Ivan Myers, New day, 6 p.m., "In the squa re al . Haven, W.Va., Invites everyone Snowv llle. Refreshments wlll be to attend. hot · chocolate and cookies. POMEROY - Meigs County Friends and neighbors welcome. Genealogical Society meets Sunday, 2 p.m.. Meigs County SUNDAY SYRACUSE - Santa Claus Museum. There will be a surprise wlll be al the Syracuse !Ire house program. The public Is Invited. 2 p. m. Sunday. Donations are POMEROY - Izaak Walton being accepted for lreals which League wlll sponsor a muzzlewlll be distributed. loading gun shoot Sunday, sta rt· POMEROY - The annu al lng at 1 p.m. S~oots wlll also be Christmas program of Mount held Dec. 2S and Jan. 4 al lhe Ev.-.nlnl': Worship 7 30 p m ; Wednesday st . Mason su ndavSchootJo a m : Morn Rr-. W H f\lrrm m PrayN mC'<'tlng 11nd Bible Study wro po•s1or Df'hhir Buck. Surwl.1\ School Supr ll('Sdav 7pm f Chun: h Sc-OOol 9: 1~ ,1 m \ \ Mihip &-r•·k' 10· l0 ~~~~~pm :~~j 7 ~ 7 00 FOREST RUN BAPT IST .1m CtY.lit rrhl'ar"-.11. 1\Jf':';d;l\ i::ll p.m. p m Bord en. pastor Corn Pilus BunC'h sup! tlfll1r>1 diH'('IIOn of Lni ~ Burt MT. HE RMON UNITED BRETHREN Sunday School 9 30 am Srrond and POMF.ROY GH 'R\H OF HiF. '\,\l.A IN CHRIST CHURCH, Located In Texas ~urt h Sundays worship sPrvlc<' at 2 :10 p R~F: Cnrnn Unton m<.l Mull:l•1n Reo.·. lliomas Ctrn M('{'!unc-. p.:i..lrn !'\OJ man Pr~ Community off Ct Rt . 82 Rev. Robert MT. MORIAH BAPTIST. Four1 h and Sanders, pas tor. Jeff Holter, lay leader. Main St Mlddll'port Rr>v Gll bf>rt Craig, k'¥ ~ s Supt • Sund.l\ Sctn:JJ 4 lJ t m rn()rnlll,:: I!. Of ship 10. 'lfl , 1 m C'\ mm J.! s 1 n~r'C' l:i Ed Roush, Sunday School Sup t. Sunday J r .. p<:~stor Mrs . Ervin Ba um~ar dnr>r pm mldv.(•pk SC't\i{'C' W('(in ~( tl\ 7 p.m. Sthool 9:30a m.. mornin g worshjp and SundayS('hool Sup! SundavSchool ~ 3lla CR,\C'E EPL,OOPAL CHUR<l< <); E ehlldren's chufc h 10; JO a. m., evening m.. Worsh ip Srrvtcr 10 >15 a m Mam Sl Pomf'rrw. Sun.:l,l\ !if'f'\ mos Holv preaching servlct> on the second and SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CH RT~T fourth Sundaysa t 7: 30p.m ; Chris tia n E n· _ Jost'ph B Hoskins ('van~('ll s t Sunday roTM'lumon un 1tr Ill st Sl.o'M.l\ ' rt ' 11 h rmnth :md romhlnn.l v.Uh mor·nJn~ J) .1 \ 'N r1n 1tJj• '---------~------------------...11 deavor on the first and third Sundays at Bib](' Stud,v 9 a m , Worship 10 a m , Sun· thlrl'ld ~ml,1\ MQI rung pr,1\ £>r .1 nd wrrmn on _ 7· 30 p.m Wt>dnesday prayer meetin g and day rvrn in~ srrvlcr fi 1p m , Wf'd nesday MEIGS .111 nt 1.-.r Sund.l\ ~ ott tl' nYlnl h Churr h N- hr•,l Bible study , 7 30 p m E'Vf'n ln~ sf.'rvlcr. 7 p m. COOPERATIVE PARISH .md 1'\ ur!'irn c. u f' prrf\ tdr<l Cofff'f' hOUI lil t ti' CHURCH OF GOD OF P ROP HECY P ENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY . Racine UNITE D METHODIST CHURCH Pal is h H,1ll UlliD'<It,ndv fl'l !JO'.I i, I ~I IT' ~ f'l \ U1 ' Located On 0 J WHile Road of Highway Rt . 124. William Hoback. pastor. Sunday KEI"O CHUR CH OF CHRIST. Vernon School10 am Sundav £'vpnln 2 7: 00pm • NORTHEAST C~U STER FOMEROY Oil Hrn OF OffiiS'"t' ~:! \\ 160. Pat He nson , pastor Sund ay SAchool !i<'hool 10 a m ; Sunday {IVf'ning !ir>rvic£' 7 ·' Eld r!d ~r mtnl!'i1('r OII\'N s~,~ a in, Sundav Mld v.eek srrvlcf' Wed , 7 p.m ftey Don .4.~h er M:un Sl , 1\Pil ProutUool P,:l~1fK Biblco S't10nl JO a.m . Classes for all ages. J unior Church p.m. Wcdnrsda\· £1V£>ning !'i(lrvirc: 7 p.m Ft:hooi Sup t Prm chln~ 9 lJ a.m . t'ach KeY. Roy De ~er LANGSVILLE CHRrSTIAN CHURCH ~ :Jl .1 m . Mnrrun.c: \\ '(• " htp ~I ),1 •.m ' nu t h ll a.m.; Mornin g worship 11 a.m Adult CARPENTER BAPT IST Don Chf'a dir Sunda' Ro1X'1 I E Mu ~s rr. pastor Sundav Srhool Rev Seldon JohMoo HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION (Thur Choir practicE" rnf'f'l in.l" ti: tll pm E\ C'rtlll,C: \\ nrship j JJlp 6 p m Sunda y Young P('O Supt . ~u nday &hool ~ .10 a m Morning ~ 1() a. m Puul Mu~~<'r. ~upt : Mom in ~ ALFRED - Churt'h School 9• 30 a m · man ' Durham I pastor Sunday serviCf', 1\0rshlp 10 :m am ~u ndav l'vrn ln l( ~E"r · m \\rdnNI.t\' mght pr ,I\ PI mrrt1 ne :1nd Rlhl1 • pie's , Chlldreh 's Church a n'd Adull Bible Worship t0•30a m PravNsN\' iCr altrrn · Wor ship. 11 am : UMYF6 JOp m , UMW 9·30 a m.: evening- servlrE" 7.30 p m o:t ucJ:. i Ill p m Study. W@dnesday a t 7·30 p.m. aft> Sundavs . · \ Third TuPsdav 7· 30 p.m Commumon 1'1('(' 7 p m mid v.rl'k st>n•icr. Wed res HOPE BAPTIST CHAP EL. 570 Gran t Prayer mPl'tlnjt. Wectnedav, 7. 30 p m n-rF: S.\1 \ 'A'I K1 '\ ,\R\1Y 11i But lrnrut firs t Sundav /ArchE'!'i dav ? pm St . Midd leport Affili at ed wilh Southern WDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL Third ~, ,, , Poirw' J(I\ \-1!-... f}:)1 , \\ m m~ in d'l.ll !" AFAR WALLOW RTOCE CH URCH m CHESTER - Wor sht p 9 a.m.. Chull'h SYRA CUSE CH URCH OF TH E NA Baptist Conve-ntion David Bryan, Sr . Mt Avr Rev Clark Ba.krr. p.u tor Carl Nol · Su nri.J\ hnh nf'S... mn tttn: 111 ,, m : Sul14 l l\ CHR IST J os!'ph A Hmkms Pi.i~ tnr 81blt• School lOam . BlblcStudy, Thur!'idav 7p ZARENE. RC'I (;lf'n n Mf' Mll lan . P3 ~ tor nlster . Sund ay School 10 a. m., Morning li n ~ham. $u ndav School1 Sup t Su ndav So: ho'1l J(l 'IJ l .1m ~H1(~1 \ ~ t'ool Y~M Cl t~ss 1.! 11"1 a m . Morn in.[! Wm sh1p 10 :Yl.1 m : UMW. firs t Th ursdav, 1 p m Com M.tt;.' .l ~nic£' L.avf'ndrr Surtdnv ~rh ool wors hip 11 a. m., Eve nlnfl worship 7 p m ; School 10 a m wllh classf'" for all agl'S . Clols(' f\cl .m~ lf'. l(l!•i 7 IJl p m. S:ll\.1110n m E\ r tllngWorshlp, l, 30p m Thu1~1la v munton flr!'it Sundav /Archer \ Supt Sund:n School 9 'lO a m . Morn ! n ~ Wednesday evE"ning BiblE" study a nd E\'f'nlng S('r~lrrs at tip m Wrdnr>sda\ Bi Bihlr Stud,, II 'VI p m 11'l«'tlng ' .H10U." ~ 1• ·c~ k~-...., dml mu,q, SJX'('i lls JOPPA - Worship 9 30 a m . Church worship tO· 30 am Evan~r lls tlc st'rvlcr . prayt-r meetin g 7 p. m blr study at i 30 p m. You th srrvitPS Frl · Thun:<kl \ II li .1m to .!. p m Lad1~ HOllY' NF:W S,T l\ ERSVTLLF. C' O MMl'Nin ' School l0:30a m Blbl rSt udv Wf'dnffidav li p.m , Pra\'C'r .md Pru!o;rWrd n<'Sdav, 7 p BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, St day 11 1 7 30 P m.· Lr:l~l'. mf'm tror" m lh llll .111 v.um•n CHL: RC'H . Sund.l' !'.( 11001 s(ln'tf'l' H ~5 ,, 7 30 p m. 1Johnson 1 m : Ynuth mf'f'tlng, 7 p m Rl . 124 and Co. Rd 5. Mark Seevers, mi nis ECCLESJA FEL LOWSHIP , 128 Mill St , lmitf'{l. 1, ~:; p m Iliu!"dm Cot);t; Cuk' t m W rll ~ h ip SC' l'\ 1{'(' 10:30 .1 m ; EDEN UNITED BRET fffi EN IN LONG BO'ITOM - Ch urc h Sc hool 9 30 ter Sund ay School Supt. Harry He n MlddiC'port Brorhrr Chuck MrPh rrson. Cia.~ ~ tYou nl! Pr. plr..Aihlf•• ; 'll pm Albl(' EV.tnj::f'll stlt St•n·IC'f' i ::10 ·p m. Wf'l'lnf'!i a m . Worship 7 p m Blblt> Study. Wfd CHR I~T. C L£'sll£' Clllllan. pastor ~u n drlcks: SundBy School9· 30 a.m.; Morning pastor Sundav Srhool 10 .1 m Sunday Su,MI\ ,md Pr,l\'('1' mt'f"l inc fllm to I !w' puiJIIt d:lv, PJ .IH' I mrPtlnj:! i: :m p.m Thut !idLI\ dav School 10:00 am. Morn in g Wor11hlp nrsd a" . 7: 3(1 p m UMYF. Wrdn!:'Sday P Wors hip tO :~ a m , Evening worship C'vt'nlnJ! srrvl{'('<it 111 7p m. and Wf'dn!:'Sday 7 PO~iF.R OY \\'F.STSIDF. CHL'ROi OF ZION fHURC'H OF CHRIST. Pomf'l n\ lJ ·OOa.m SundaVf'\'l'nln,g-srrviC<'7 OOp 6 00 p m : Communion First Sundav w-• d hi 7 sf'rvkrs ,11 i p m (l{RJ~'T. t!'l.!h f ht ltllf'fl .. Hum Ro wi iC'OUnT\ Harns on,tllr Rd Rnb('l'l Puttf'll minis · (Archen . m ""'nes ay wors P p.m ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. K('n nf'lh Sm llh . m, W('dn('Sda\' ('\'('njn~ pt<JVl'r S('l'\' j ('{' ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH nn..~o i61 !lf2-~fl \'t ~ .11 mu .. li Sun~ tn ~ rn t(' r SII'\C' S! ,mlr \ S S Supt , Bll t M1 El 7.00 p m ' REEDSVI LLE- Church School9 30a Corn er Sycamort> and Serond Sts., p 0 ' pa stor ~u n dn\' !-irh ool, 9: ~ a m rhurch ~1 hp 111 a m , Blbl(' Sru!l\ lJ •• m \\ ' •1 o.hip h p tO\' Asst .'iupt . Sund:n Schonl ct .'l'l .t m rn , Wo r!ihlpServlcrl l OOa m IDePtE"r\ m('roy. Thl' Rev Wil lia m Mlddleswart , spr.lrf'7: 30pm .: vou thfrllowshlpfi 30p m \\'rdrn-,;cl l\ , Rthl(' Stull\ i Jtm HYSELL RUN HOLI NESS CHURCH \\'orshlp s.•n If r 1n· 10 a m : E' rninj:: " ru TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL pastor. Sunday School 9· 45 a m. Chu rch m . Blbh• stud\ Th u rs d:~v 7 :JO p m MikrThompson NC'w Havl'n . W\' p;:tstor 01 £l DF:X'TF.R AIBl F. CHH I"-i lA'\ ship Sund,t\ 7 p m .r nd \\'f'dnf'Sda \ ; p m Chull'h School 9 a m . Worship 10 a m service 11 a m. FULL GOSPEL 1.1 \rHT HOUSF: 131Wfi Sunda\ S<"hOOI I 119 'l0:1 m: MMnrng\\ 01 ClfURClf 'Ahln (\ullo. pmtr~ !.me~• ~~ 111 ST JOHN LUTHERAN ('HURtH. Pin •' Blblr Study, Tuf'Sday, 7 30 p m UMW·. SACRE D HEART CHURCH. M s~T Hi land Road . PomNO\ Tom Krllv pas ship .11 10 . V I d m Sund uv I'\ min 11 :oN"\'1('(' Supt Sund.1v S<' h()"ll rt rt . 1 m 1::1 ~ ~~~ h1 n1:: " fl' GrO\'('. Thr Rl'\ Wlll l;~ m Mtddi <'S v.a rth , Third Tuf'Sday. 7 :w p m , Communio n Ant hony Gla nn amor (' Ph 992•5898. Satu r tor Oa nm• L1mhrrt. !'1 S Sup1 Sunday .1 t i .lll p m Thursd,l\' ~<'1'\' l< l'S ,If i . .10 p l' kt'!'i fm;t 1nd lhJ11I ~nil n fnllrM' lllJ.: ~ rx t ,, pasTor Church scn·tcC'9:. 1 0 am . Sund.t\' First Sunda y r Archt't'l day Evenln~ Mass 7· 30 p m., Sunday lnotnlnJ: srt'\'ICt" .1110 .t m. Su M,IVI'\'f'll m ~~ Yrt.~t h ITiff'llnc: 'i l} pm r'\rn S(ln Srhool 10 :UJ .1 m Mass. 8 a. m and 10 a m Conresslom on(' In ~ "'i"''' kr 7 '10 p.m. Tui'Sd:t y and.Thurs d;,t\' FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION at Ba ld BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST h If h b(lf h CC Wv Srn• l('('~ .11 7: 30p m. Knoh lor,lt f'd rn Cou nt' Road 31. R(\\' .John Wright . pa stor Sund:w ~rhoot q 111 .1 a our orp eac Mass. D classes, WORD or FAITH. 9 ~ Ml!l St MlridiC' CENTRAL CLUSTER GRA HAM l' !'\ ITED MF.THODIST 11 a m Su nday Law rrnc'l' filuf'Srnc,lmp. pastor. Rl'\'. m ; I...:1rry Ha\'n (')' S S Sup1. Mornin ,l!' Rev. J a m ~ E . CoriMII Prra chlng9 30 ,1 m flr st ,J nf!s('(o nd Sun VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N nd St , tnrt !'lundav mornln,l!' ~ rn.ir(' 111 15 .1 m . ROI!('r Willford. 11sst. pa!'itor Prrachlnf:! 2 " orshrp 10 .10 ll .m Rev. Steven Nelsm da \~ or l'il('h month th ird .md fnurth Sun Middl t>pOrt. James E Kt>esee, pastor Sunday <'vrnln~ 7· Jft Thu1sdil\ mom ln~ !'irr•/lr...sSunduvi 311pm Pr,JV('fmN"tlng RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· ReY. MeiYin Franklin d;t \ (',1( h month v. (II ~ h 1p Sf'! \ tfl'" .1 1 7.'Ul p Sunday morning worship 10 8 m .. Even BibiC' studv W,a m. W<'dnP.idily f'V£'nln.e WN!n(lsdn v. 'i· Jfl p m .. G:.t l'\' r;riff 11h . RENE. Rf'v Llowt D Gnmm .. Jr , P< Hior Rl!' > . Clemmi e S. Zunl p; a, Jr. m.. WOOnt..,.dn\' t'\Tnt n ~s a1 'i: 10 p m 1 1 7 7 ~n p m. lm(lf'f Youth ~r oups Sunda\ (\\£'n in ~ al Ora Bus ~. Chalrm.m of thr Board ofChrl"ng serv ce p m .. Wed nesda y evE"nl n~ NE W HAVEN C'HURCH OF THE NAae, . Roherl Mul8man Pr :.~ w•r und Rlbk Studv h 311 p nP.' v. lth Rogt•r ••nd Violrt Willford. 11.'" Llf(' Sunda\ ~ chool q :ro :r .m: Mor n ~orshlp 7 p.m. VIsita tion Thursday 6· 30 p ASBURY ISyrac usf' ) - Worship 11 a m 7ARENE. Rt'V. Gll'ndon Strou d. pu ~ tor SEVENT H DAY AD\'FNTTST Mull) l('adro1 1 ~ Communion ~f'tv lct' ftr s1 Sundav inJ.! "'o r~ h lp 10 3fl ,1m . 1 \•an~('ll ~ llt ~ N · . Church School9 · 45 a m : Char~P Blhl£' r rry Hrl_ght s Road Pnmt' l'l'>\ i.<'l'fl\ MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH 'Charlf'S ~un~ a) Srhool9::l0a.m . Worships<'n'ir<'. (\ lrh mon th vi<'C' i 00 p m Wf'tlnf'!'id,lV s('n lrl'. i p m. Studv. We>dnPSday. 7·30p m , UMW, fir st Bruch: Pa ~ tor Ntbb iJ !h St'hOOI SUJ.H'Iin ,Norr is. pastor. Sunday School, 10 am., 10 :JO <~ m . You th srr\'i((' Sunda\ 6 i!l p Wl-flTE'S C'HAPEL WESLEYAN LIBERTY CHRIST!Al\ CHURCH . {)(' ;.;. Tur>sda v. 7 30 p m , Choir R~h earsa l , ]('ndrnt . Rhonrlt~ M.1 1k1n Subh:-tl h St; h110l wors hi p servicE" 11 a m ; Sunday nig h! m Sundavrvrnln211rrvirf'7 OOpm WPd · C' HURrHCoolvill(' RD Rr'' Phillip Rl ll'r Wood\' f,t[l p.ts1111 St•n'lf'f'~ Sunckn Wf'dn~ay 6 3ftpm ': UMW, fourth Sun t:t•ftm s ,11 2 p m on S,n u nl.•1 v. 111'1 v. 0 1~hl p worshi p service 7:30 0 m.: Midw eek nrsdav Pr,lvl'r MrC'II n,g and Bib!(' Study dC'nour . pa!'itor Sundll \' Sehool 9::w a .m .. 10 ll m . • md i p m WC'dnC!id,n· i p m dav ~ 6· 3(1 p m. INC'Ist•n ~I\ i(f• fo!lnv. 1111! , II .1 1"J f' \'l'r \ On I' 11('1 1 w 7 0flpm · v. orshlp srrv lr f', 10 . 1 0 .1 m . Blblr studv prayer serv ce l'dnesdmy 7 p.m. N f.I\SE SETTLEME~T CHURCH ""n ENTERPR ISE - Worsh!p 9 a m HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN. Ro~ · r<J m<' :.~ n d ~o~·nr ~hip !'i f'rvlrf' , Wl'dncosdav. 7 p m · MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDE NT HO " ' " Church School10 am . Blbi('Studv. Tues' l'r Watson. pastor Crenson Pratt . Sundmy RIJI'LA"\0 FIRST BAPTIST CHL' RC' H LINESS CHURC H, Inc , 75 Pearl St., Rev rlav <~flf'rnoon ~>('I'VI <·rs ,11 2 l) Th ur"d<~v RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST. dav. 7 30 p m., UMW. First Mo ndav. 7 JO &-hool Sup! Mornlntt Worship 9:30a m : - SJsll'f' Hurnf'll W,1rnf'l Sup1 Sunda\ 1 M 1 f'Vf'nlng "<'n·lcrs at i :JO M.t rk Jonf'!o; pa~ t or Bil l Nlchol ~on. Sun· va n yers, act Ill{ pastor : Roger Ma nl ey, F l RST BAPI' JST CHURCH, Mason \\ p m . UMYF Sunday, 6 p m Ch~!r ReSunday School 10 30 a m , Evmlnf! sl'r ~ !h oot ~ :111 ,t m Mormn ).! Worsh ip 10 ~ !'i Sr , Sunday School Sup! Sunday School duy SchOI'll Supt Suncl,. vSt'hool9 30 a m., viet', 7 .XI p.m ht'B rsa l. 6: :ao p.m W('dnesday r Franklin! " m. 9· 30 .a .m. : Morning Worshi p l 0.30 a m Va Pa stor. Bill Murphv Sundn vSd:ool 10 Mornin J;: Wo rship and Commu nion10 :30 a fLATWOODS- Church Srhool. tOa .m MT . UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shu•. m POMF.Rm F'JRST BAfYI'IST . L\'s ton Evenln~ Wors hi p 7.30 p m. WednesdaY :1 m . Sundav ('V('nln):!" i·.l) p rn Pt\ tVC'r . W orship 11 am . Blblf' Studv. Thurs pa~t or; Joe Sayl'f Sunday School Sup! Hall('\ m mt'~lt· r \\'illtdm Snouff rr. Sun · <'VE'n in~ Bible study, prByE"r and pra ise m(l(• llnj;; 11nd Blblr studv Wt'{!n~fla y i · 30 Rl'TLAN D AIBL E METHODIST. Amos day 7 p m . UMYF' Sunday: ti p m Sunday School 9:45 a m . Evening wor· T!tlls. dll \' Srtr ool Supt Su ml.l\ S< htJOI , 1! 10 .1 m. service, 7.30 p m P m E\rrv onr Y.(' )['(J m(' pa stor Son ny Hudson. supt Sund a ~· IF'ranklln l. ; Mnrnln,l! \\"nr ~hlp 10 'lll ,1 m ship 6 l.'l p m; PrayE"r Ml'f'tlng, 6:30p m . Schoo l 9 .10 am : Morning Y.f1rshlp 10 Jt1 LI VINI. WORD C'H E~TER CHURCH RUTLAND FRF.E WILl BAPTIST , ~u · FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m W~nt'Sda y. FlRS'J :->OLT HF R"': B,\PTI ST Po· OF GOD- Gtlbr"rt Spt'flrf'r, pomor. ~Un· lrm S1 RC'r P t~ ul T.tylor p,tslflr Sundny :1m Sund<IV C'\C'nmg srn lcr 7·00 p m Church Schod 10 AM Choir practtce' TUPPERS PLA INS CHURCH OF Wl'dn f>Sdtl) IIN\' Il'(' 7 p m WMPO pro. m••rm Plkl' F I .1 m ~'r O' Rn un1 p.I<.: IOI': day S<ohool ~ :w a.m . Morning srn·!rfl Sch6n1 10 u.m : Sund .t~ l'\f'nlnJ? 7 ,)() l- IT1 : Tursday. 6· 30 p m , UMW, fir st Tut"sdav: CHRIST Dave PrE"ntiC't>. mln lsf('r DE>ryl gram 9 .t. m f'.l<'h Su nd , l~' Jm'k N l'i:'(b Sund.•' Sehr•nl DuN. 101 Sun wror. t~dav f'\'f'lliJI.I! pl'.lVf'l mt'ftlnli! 7 oo 10 00 a m , !';und,lv f'\f' nm_g sf'rv!cc 7•00 p 7 30 p.m IN('!S(fl ) Wells. Supt Church School 9 a m.: Wor· da y Srhpol 9 311.1 m M •1r n i n ~ W nt~ htp . RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA · HEATH tMiddleportt -Ch urch School , ship S('rviC'e. 9 45 p m. m : Mid W<'f'k pr.tvr J sr r\' il'l' Wrdrtrsdav p ~OUTH BETHEL NF.W TESTA;~F.:NT " 10·:15 f'Vf'nln g wo r ~h l p 7 llllp m 10 s I' 1 RENE Rf'\' LOY. I'll Ford pastor. Sun d<tY 9· 30 a m : Morn in~ Worshtp 10 30 a m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA · Srh &: 7. :UJ (ES T I Wf'dm...,d.:n Pt.tVf't Sr t• 7 P m CHURCH , S,ll\.C'l" RldJ!('. Du,ml' S'l'dt~n · .. ool9 .10 a m , Worship Sf'I'\IC'C' 10;;lt) ,1 Yout h Group. ol p.m . Wf'dnrsdav. Ch urrh MT. OJ.IVF: f0MMUN1TY CII URCH. ~!rlckrr p .1~1 or. Sund.tv School q :t m.. ' 'ict• 7~ l pm 10ST• &7 111PM . IE S RENE ~ Herbert Cratr, pastor. m. Young proplt''s S<'f\ lcr 6 p m Choir r<'hrar!ial i p m Thurt.dav, L.1wrt'n rr Ru~h . p:~slor Mux FolmPr, Sr w01 ship &:n·lcr. 10 a.m : Sund;~v r·:r nlng Frank Riff!(', su pt Sunday School 9:30 a T ~ ; Mls ~ ion Fnf'nd o, 1,t ~f'' !M I. R01a l E\angcll ~ lll s<>rvk'('t\ 30pm W«<n<'Sda \· Pravrr Sf>r\'IN>. 6 30 p m . Bible Studv 7 lilpr Sund<lv S('hool and Morn ln ~Worshlp ~Prvl('r 7 00 p m \\ rdnl' ~ d. 1 v ni~Zh t Bible • m . Worship S('fV fcr, 11 a m and 7 p m. srn Amb.ls'i,ulOIS r OO\" · ' ~'"' n l ~ r :1 nd C:l1 l.. Ire' 7 p m. p m ,zunlga\ • 9: l0a .m : Sundnvrvf'nlng .srrvtc(',7p.m .: ~l udy 7 OOpm in Action W,l!f"!;; fi.l~1o n Wo.l m•.. d.ns ': p Sundal' WE'dn('Sda)', 7 p m PraYer mf<'t · MASON CHUR CH OF CHRIST . Mlllrr MINERSVILLE - Worship St-rvicE" 10 m IO S.T 1&7· 'lfl p m ,r.s T 1 TU('S(\il\' St . Ma son. W Va Eug('nr L Con~ rr ml n m ; Chur<'h School., 11 am .. UMW thlrrt LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODIST Vh l1.11 100. n :II p m niStflr Sunct,1v BIIJ](< Sl udv 10 a .m ; Wor· Wrdnf'Sdav. 1 p m ; Choir pracllcr. Mon CHURCH David B('ll pastor Robe-rt E. F,\ITH TAAF:R NAC'I . F: C' m H CH R.tt ~ hlp 11 u m und 7 p m. Wf'dnC"Sda v Blbl(' dow. 7·30 p m. tN£'lsoo) Barton , Dlr{'('tor of Christian Education: lf' \ Run Ru.•J. Ht'l rmmf'll H .n~ so n p.1 .. S!ud,\' VO('.tt musk, 7 p m PEARL CHAPEL W orship SPr vkr> to'i H.mdii"V Ounn , ~upt Surtd;_ n St hnol Stt'Vr> Eblin, assistant SundaySdtool 9:.10 · LIRERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD. Doo 9 lJ am.: Chu rch School 10:15 a m : 1fl a m . Sund,l\' 1'\ f'nin )::!: .. ('n l•t' 7 :\Op m a .m ; Morn !n/l wors hip 10·30 a m. ; T('()nS din~ Lanr, Mllson W Va J N. ThaC'kN" . UMW St>rond Tuesdav. 7 30 p m : t Muss In Ac~ion. 6 p m.; Even in~ Worship, 7:30p. Btbli" tl'<trhin J:! ; :ll p m T hu r~ cl;n pa~tor Ev('n ing- ,o;crvlcr i : 30 p.m : Wo man! _ ~YRA( 'L1 SF. MISSIO N. (h('! n St S\ m. \\ rd nf'SdaV E'V('Iling prayer and Bible m('rt 's Mlnl>~.t n. Thursd1\'. 9::W :1m POMEROY - Church School. 9: 15a.m study, 7 30p m ChoirpraC'11ce,Thursda v. racu!'il' St •l\ tf'Mi fl ',l m Su nd.l\ F H'nlnJ,.: • Wrdnrsd.• v Pt.lvt'r und Blblr !;tudv. ; 15 7 p.m · \\•orship 10. 30 a.m . Cho ir rE>hP.arsat '"~ '1'\' lrrs Sund.l\' ,tnrl \Vt'( lnP..rl.t \ ,11 7 l!Op pm . W('dnrsda-.. . i JO p m . UMW. II('COnd DEXTER CHU RCH OF CHRIST, m Th<'S dav 7 30 p.m : UMYF'Sunda v. bp m A few years ago Bob Considine wrote an article thai seems Char!PS Russell Sr. mlnlstE>r Rick Ma · HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHR IST IN MJODI F:PORT C'Hl' RC'H OF' CHR IST iCoriJIH I combt'r, sup!. Sunday School ~. 30 a .m.; CHRISTIAN UNION . Hartford, W Va IN CHRISTIAN L f\10~ Rf'\ KPi th Ehlt n appropriate 10 our days. ROCK SPRINGS- Churrh School,~ 1:1 Rrv 0 .1vld McMa nis. pastor Churf"h Worship service 10·30 a.m. Blblr study, P<• ~ Jor Sun1J.n S< honl ~ ~ .1 m. \\ td f' • It was In response to a rulin g that no Nativit y scene could be T\1!'8day, 7 30 p m am Wonhlp lOam ; Bible Study, WPd & hoo l !l .1() a .m . Sunday morning ser· H<J\'man . ~u pl Mornin g Wnn; hip 111 !11.1 nN;d.t\ . i 30 p m . UMYr 1Senlors1. Sun displayed on public property In W as hington. ' 'ICC. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JEiUS 11 a. m : Sunday ('Venl ng Sl'rvlce, m.. Sund,\\ ('\ rning :-r•n kr 7·.1(1 p m dav ~ p m ; !J uniors\ rvrry othE'r Sun 7. :.1 p m Wedn csda\' prayer ffi{'el inF!;. 7 lJ w,-,Jnf'!'i d.l \ Pta\1'1 M('('lihll 7 ',(l p m CHRIST OF LATIER DA Y SAINTS. Port · "Dea r Jesus, I guess you saw the AP story out dl Washlnglon d<t v ll p m. tFranklin\ p.m land·Raclne Road Willia m Roush . pastor "MT MORIAH C'HL'Rf H O F COD lhe other day, lhe one that began, 'The tradltidnal Nal tv lt y ,RUTLANDChurch School 10 am: . Linda Evans, church school dlreclor FA IRVIEW BIRLE CHURCH. U>tar t, RjH·Inf' RP\ Jam1...: S.i llt lflrld p.t~tn1 \ \\ or ~hlp 1l a.m : UMW tEv{'nlnJitCircle-1 W. Va .. Rt I, James Ll'wi~ . pastor. Wor Church schooi9: 30a m.. Morn lngworshlp l"n'f'm,ln Willlam'i ~ upl Sund.n S(hflfll scene will probabl y not be Included In the Chrlslmas Pagean l of Sl'mmt Wl'dn rsdav 7 :Wpm . UMW IAf· 10 30 a.m. ; Wcdnf'Sday t'Venln~ prayPr ship !'icrv lccs ~ :.1 a m . Sunday SChool 11 G ..J FI .1m Sund.t\ .m d Wrdn, ... d,l\ f'\ ('h Peace near the . White House Ihis year ... Ruling on an trr nooo Clrl'lr t Sl'C'O nc1 Thursdav. 1 p m. serv ices . 7· 30 p m a m. F. venin f.: wo1 ship 7 30 p.m. Tuesday lnJ,:: .. (' I\' iff's. i p m IMu s~ma n J Interdenominational suit ... the Court of Appeals sa id I hat either BETffi.E HEM BAPTIST R~ Earl cotta.':C prayc1 · miX'IIng and BiblE> Study MIDDLEPORT FIRST R A PTI ~ T '' SALEM CENTER- Chul'('h School 9 15 Shul('r, pastor. Worship st>rvke. 9 30a m 9::10 am , Worship service. W£'dnesdaY £'QI'nrr Six th ~t nd P.d!TI('t F:.1rl F:dr n P.1' the government aspect or the Infant Jesus portrayal must be • a.m . Worship 10: I ~ p.m. !Mussman! . 7::10 p.m Sunday School tO l'J am. Blblt' Study and 1111 Rob P.1rki"l S S Sup! C.1l h\ Rtl!.l!' ' eliminated !rom the 19·year·old pageant , which also Included SNOWVILLE - Wqrshlp, 9 00 a m prayN servlre 1'hu r11day, 7 3(1 p m OURSAVIQUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, • A~ t Supl Su n1t.r\ Si· Mol !..t: I ~ .1 .m r hurrh St'hool 9 45 am. ! Mu s~man l CARLETON INTER DENOMINAT ION· Walnut and Henry Sis • Ravenswood W .the national Christmas tree.' J\101 n i n ~ Wors hip 10 I ~ . t m Suncl.i\ AL CHURCH , Kingsbury React Rt>v. Da Va The R('v Crorgc (' . Wl.'lr lck. pastor F' ('tlillJ! Sf'l' l('i' 'i p m Pr.I \N' mN'ling "Well, J .C. , looks like you 've had It .. . So tell your mother and vld Curfma n. pa stor Su nday School 9 30 Sunda,\' ~Chool 9 .'ll am : Su nday worship w:J •t 131hlf' S1 u1l v WNinN< d.l\ 1 ' \l" n l n ~ i p fos oer lather to sta rt packing I he old creche. and gel ready to htt ' a m , Ralph Carl. Supt Evmlng worship 11 a.m m . C'h lldt•'" ~ (hQh prnr11rf' \\'Ninrs ' 7·00 p.m Praypr nw~lln g , WE'dnesdav CAl.VARY BIBLE CHURCH, Iocat<'don SOUTHERN CLUSTER dP\ i p m , Actull ('hOl t pradlrt'. Wrd. !< the road a gain. 700pm. • Pom('foy Pikl'. Cou nt y Road 2S nrar Flat· R••Y. Ror;"' Gr aef" pm R,,d Jo p ro~-r,1m WMPO Sunday. "You must have figured it would come 10 Ihis eve r since I he LONG BOTTOM CHRISTI AN Vernon Rr\ . l'a ul MrG ulre woods Rt>v. Btackv..ood, pastor ScrviN~s R :If) ,, m EldrldRI'. pastor: Wallac(' Damewood. S. day lhe Supreme Court blackballed prayer In public schools. on Sundav at IO. Yl a m and 7:.'10 p m. with MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. S Supt Sunday School9 JO am , Worship APPI F. C. ROVF. CHur('h School 9 00 Sunday !'.chool fl :.'lOa m Bibl e St udy. Wed· You must also be surprised that the Congress sill! lets Its ~t h and Main . AI Hart !'ton mlnlo;TM', Mike '• ServicP 10 30 a m nesday, 7 :.~ p m ,1m \\ ot'shlp Won am 1 Fi rsl and thi rd (';rrlarh Sunda v School Supl.'rinlrncknt chaplains ask lor divine guidance In behalf of It s beplght ed Sundtl \'~ ~ UMW ~ton(.! Tllr'~ dU \',; ,'l() p FAITH FELLOWSHI P CRUSADE FOR • Blblr School9·.'\o am .: Morning Wor~hlp ' I m , Pl';t\1'1 mr('fln,R Wn:lrt PSd,l!f i p.m CHRIST. St. Rl. ,\'B. Anllqultv Rev. members ... 1Q:30 a. m E\•en!ng Wor~ hlp 7:00 p.m rf:t,trr l Franklin Dlckms. pastor Sunday morn· "Too bad . Prin ce o! Peace. First you couldn 't get a room at W«<nesda\', 7 00 p m Pravrr mCf'lin,ll lng TO a.m.; Sunday £'Venin~ 7 30 p.m Af. T IIA NY - Worsl'lip fl o~ m : C'hurrh MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TirE NA · RACINE f iRST BAPTIST. ~I PV(' I he Inn. Now It looks like you 'll be evicted !rom the Pageant of Thursdav even lnp: 7 :rJ p m ~ h11ol 111 ,1m. Blb lr• Stud\ Wrdn ~ dol v, ZARENE. Frro Prnhorwood pas tor !192 Dl'aver. Pastor Mlkr Swiger. Su ndav STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP • 1il a m.. Do rras \-\ omm ~ Frllowshlp Peace ... But that's the way the cookie crumbles In this kookie 5289. Bill Whltr Sunda v School Sup! . Sun I' Sc-hool Supt : Sunday School 9·30 a. m ; \\rdn Md,l\', II ,,,m 1 MrG u1rC' ~ TIST CHURCH . Pastor Robert Byers. dav Sch ool 9 ll a.m Mornlnli( Worl-lhlp world today, babe. Better luck on your Second Coming. Morn ln~ worship 10:40 am .. Sundav C'ARMEL- Churrh School 4· 3fla m : Su ndm y SChool tOa m.; Wors hi p ser.·ice II • 10: 45 am . Evangf'llstlc m('('tlnR 7•00 p P\'enlng wor~hlp 7:30 p m., Wt'd nf>!lda y Your fan, \o\ o r ~ hlp Hl:-15 am ~ond nnd Fourt h a.m : Sunday ev('O!ng serviCE.',7 30 p m., m WednNdav 7 00 p m Prav('r mt'E'tlnll rvenlnli( Blblr study 7: JO p.m S1md , t~~: Frllowshlp dmnf'r wHh Sunon Wrdnesday E"\'enlng ~l'fVIct" 7·.Jl p m. Bob Considine" UNI TED PRE'!IIVTERIAN MINISTRY SJRLINGHA M COMMUNITY CHUROi tl'l iul Thur~da v 6 .'lOp m tMrCulrrt MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HOLI· •, OF MEIGS COVNI'Y Burlingham Ra)· laUdC'rmilt, pastOr. Ro' Even II J esus Is evicted from the pageant ol peace1and pu blic II F:AST L.ETARTChunh :-.choot9 a.m . NESS CHURCH, Inc. , 75 Pearl St Rev. Rev. Ken WllklniMin brrt Cw.an. assistant pa-;ttr Sundav School I"Bn \\ orshlp 1fl ,t .m ~C'Cond !tnd fourth Sun· Myers. acting paslor; Ro~rrManiE'\', building, you and I don't have to evict Him 'from our hearts. He ~: HARRISONVU.LE PRESBYTERIAN 10 n m.: wor~ hlp 7 p m : Wt'dnesdav. 6 p.m Sr., Sunday School Superintenden t ~un· d,11"· VMW f!m 1\Jcsdav i :J> p.m. • still wants to find room. Is there room In your hea rt for Him?CHURCH - Sundav: Worship Serv lcrs )uuth m(.IMing, Wrd . 7pm churchsrrviCf'S !Gill('(' I d<~y School 9· XI a .m., Morning worship 9 00 a m : Church School 10 15 a .m .. PrNE GROVE HOL!No;>;s CHURCH Y. Pastor Glen McCluns. '' 10 30 a m : evening worship 7 .'ll p.m: LETART FALLo:t - Worship ~ tt m .. ,• MIDDLEPORT PR ESBYTER IAN mile orr Rt .125 R!.'V Bt'n J Watt s pa ~ t.or~ Chu1·r h SrhoollO n m ~Ci r acl'l Wednesday ('Verti ng Bible study, prayer Sundav School . 9 a.m .; Churr h srJV lce. Rotx>rt Searlt"S, S.S Sup!. Sundh School and praise serv ice, 7 30 p m M ORNINGSTAR Worshlp,9·458.m, 10 1 ~ a m CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· Clru rch School. 10 30 a .m : Bible Study 9 30 a.m., Morninff Worship 10:30 a .m .. SYRACUSE FIRST UN ITED PRESBY· Sunda,v PVPn inl( service 7 .'lO p.m: Wed · Wednesday !O :OOa .m. (McGuire) . TOLIC - Va nZandt and Wa rd Rd E lder TERIAN - Sundav School. 10 a m.: I ; RACINE WESLEYAN - Churrll School ' ll('Sday Sfltv l<:(', 7: 30p.m • J& m£'S Miller. pastor. Sunday School. Chu rch sl'n'ICI' 11 : 15 a m SILVEn RUN BAPTIST Bill Llt tl o 10 30 a m , Wors hip Sf'rv lce, Sunday, 7: JO 1£l ,l m , Worshlpllam UMWfourt hMvn· RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD. Pmstor. pastor. StPvc Lillie S. S S'Upt Su nda v p m , Bible Study, Wed nesday, 7 30 p.m dm• 'II i ;,l) p m. Mrn's Pr{lyt•r Bn•akfa~l. •"• John Evans SundaY School 10·00 a .m : School 10 a.m., Mornlnjl worslp , 11 am .'. Wrdn~£1a v 7 a.m !Gmcr1 CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPE L, Harrl • i Sunday Mor nln.2' Wors hip ll 00 11 m Chll · Sunday rvrnlng worship 7: 311 p m Pravrr sonvlllc Romd Rev Dewey King, pas! or; SUTTON - Church School ,IJ· 3fJ a m : ' I drm s Church 11 am . Sunday Evminll Clinton Faulk. Sunday School Sup! , Sun· Mornln /l Wor!ihlp 10:"5 a m flrsl mnd thlrd mE't'llnll and Blbl('sfudvThursday, 7:30 p. setvlcr 7,00 p.m WE'd ., 6 p.m YounJrlR · m ; Youth mPetlnf{ WE'dnPSday at 7 p m •' daySchoo19 JOB m.. mornlngworshlp, 11 Sunda n. F C'IIowship dlnn('r wll h CarrTK'l dies' Auxiliary . WE"d ne5dl:ly, 7 p.m Fam · REJOICING LIFE BAPTISTCHUR.cH am., Sundmy evening service 7 30 p.m third Thursdav ti 30 p m !McGulrl'J IIY Worship. .. - 383 N, 2nd Ave . Mkldlf'Jiort Sunday lPrayer M('etlng Wednesday, 7 ~ p m tl TRINITY ClfUROI Community calendar I area happenings ' .· FRIDAY '. $Y Rj\t USE - . Sy rac use JlpJ'(Iern akers Club meets F rl' daf., s·. p.m., at the Syracuse 1 r r<MbYterlan· Church, for the This Message and Church Directory Spon.~ored By The Interested Jlu.~inesses Listed On This Page. EWS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE TIAFOID_REAlTY WAID CROSS YOU CAN BE OF GOOD CHEER Compltlt rw• l Automotive SONS STORE The Daily Sentinei- Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio· on illllr<tt. Credit C•rds Accepted �' December 19, 1986 By The Bend The .Daily Sentinel~:1 •• Dof A ..·conducrs ' • meettong • Friday, December 19, 1986 1 i '· • , Page-8 ~ Bear of the bend ' meers , - Chrilitln.as projf!CtS Of remem· ' 'Dr;; you have your keys? ' By BOB HOEFLICH you are required to register for SenliDel Staff Writer the competltloi) wlih judglflg to 'Tis the season to be jolly -and take place on the evening ol Dec. a.pparen tly to 22. There will be first, second and lose car keys. third prizes awarded in both the We' ve had a religious and · non-religious set of General categories. Motors vehicle Registration is needed so that keys at The the judges wiil be sure Jd look Dally Sentinel over your decorations. You can office for sevregister at the Racine Departeral days hoping that the owner ment Store or the Vlll.ge Cut would magically appear. That's Rate Store, or you may dQ.lt by not going to happen, I guess. telephone calling 949-21100 or This key ring was found across 949-2140. . from the Pomeroy Post Office near the law offices of Porter, Lloyd Hoffman, 1626 Lincoln Little, Sheets and Frecker. If you Heights, Pomeroy, is pleased to think they' re yours just stop by · have received word thaf. his ..son; and Identify them. Kenneth Lloyd Hoffman, · bas Now - at hoine we have been selected as one of the another set of keys on a litter Outstanding Young Men of contra) office keyring and these America for 1986. were apparently left there WedThe honor is given to young nesday night when Charlene had men In recognition of their PRE'ITY POINSETI'IAS- Nearly 300 polnset· · remembering others. Here from the are her sorority group In for their . excellence in professionai endealias are being delivered this week to nursing Pauline Greathouse, Jean Gilmore, Velsie Roush, annual Christmas party. So do let vors and civic acltivlties making homes, . the infirmary, and s hu tins hy the Virgil Parsons and Etta Will, who are active in the us hear from you. their communities and ' their · American Legion Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett project. · country a better-place in which to Post 128 as a part of their annual prol(ram of Allie and Paul Simon ·headed live. all the action to decorate the mini These days Kenneth Lloyd parks on Court St., and both resides in Circleville where he parks are impressive for the has heen a member of the police Annually Feeney-Bennett Post Extended 'care Center, Arcadia, Santa and his helpers will begin holiday season. There were just department for the past eight 128, American Legion, a nd Its the Pomeroy Health Care Cen- at the Stonewood Apartments at 2 scads and scads of white mini- years. Auxiliary carry out extensive ter , Elam Personal Care Center, p.m. and from there will go h;> the lights used and wiring was put projects for the aged, and the Riverview Nursing Meigs County Infirmary: From 5 Christmas underground so that It will be Aren' t the exterior decorations infirm and needy, and thi s year is Home. to 7 p.m. sacks of candy will ~there from year to year - and so Fruit baskets will be delivered given out by Santa at .the Legion will the decorations plus possible at the hom e of Beulah and Arthur . no exceptfon. Strauss home on South Third More than $1,700 has been to shutln members of the Auxli- hall. addltio.ns. The annual Christmas party of If you 'd like to help a little with Ave., in Middleport great! The spent on fruit, flowers and candy iary, along with those over80, the twotreeswhichlightupasectlon to be distributed b-efor e Infirmary, the Children's Home, the Auxiliary will be held Manthe costs involved - and the at a time and go on an off In Christmas. and the Carleton School. day night with the legionnaires project was expensive - pass are absolut)'ly fantastic This week the Auxiliary will Tuesday .night the legionnaires being invited. The meat, bever· sections along your donation to Allie and nearby is Santa making his dellver300poinsettlas to patients wlll meet at the hall at 6 p.m. to age and bread wll -be furnished who would never ask you for annual trip in a dimensional at the Meigs County Infirmary, sack candy whi ch will be distrib- and members are to take a help. scene. · The Maples, Veterans Memo ria l · uted by Santa on Wednesday. casserole. The auxiliary will . haye a $5 gift exchange. Quite effective, l)ut of course, bering the less fortunate were ! planned during a recent meting- • ill the•Ohlo Eta Phi Chapter of . Beta Sigma .Phi Sorority. · .. . Meetlng _at t!Je Senior Citizens Center, the' group decided to shop for tnys for some needy children a~d to prepare food baskets. A silent Christmas auction was held and · plans made for the annual gift Pxchange party. The Ohio ·J'i!embers of Chester , Council 323.. Daughters of Am~rica , met Tuesday night at the hall for· a holiday dinner pa r ty, l§ift ex_change, and program. Tht> dinner was prepared . by the December refreshment committee and the program consisted of readings, "Lighting Advent Candles" by Erma Clelandi "Hope" by GQ!dle FrederIck ; " Peace" by Margaret Am- berger: "Lov e" by Pauline Ridenour; " Joy" by Opal HoiIon' ''Christ" by Betty Roush; .and "Prayer" by Betty Roush. · The readings were Interspersed by Christmas carols concluding with "Silent Night ." Dui'lng the business meethlg, the district practice, to be held at the Shriners Building in Belpre on Jan. 3 at 10 a.m., w~s announced. A potluck dinner will be served. New officers of Ferrell, Leta Mae Krauter and Chester Council will be installed ' Gay GauL at the next me eting and · · · Attending were Alta Ballard, members are asked to wear Haflan· Ballard, Sandy White, white. The books will be audited Thelma White, Paulfne Rldenatl p.m. on Dec. 30at the home of our, Lora DamewOQd,' Dor is Dorothy Ritchie. Mrs. Ritchie Koenig, Goldie Frederick , Marreported on the annlverary and garet Amberger, Laura Nice, . inspection of Guiding Star 124. : Doris Graeser, Eva Robson , lnzy Esther Smith read cards from. Newell, Todd Bisseli, Sadl.eTrusMary ,Estherday and Zana sell. Iva Powell, RUth Smith, Gainer. Reported ill were Leota Eileen Martin, Hele·n Wolf, Sentinel- Dawna Grueser, Betty Young, Faye Kirkhart , Erma Cleland, . Genevieve Ward, Mary Holter. ' Margaret Tuttle, Dorothy Rit· chle, Ada Morris, Betty Roush, Ada Bissell, Mae McPeek, .Marcia Ke ller, JoAnn Baurn, I::sther Smitli, Opal Hollon, Shirley Bee· : gle, Cora Beegle, Beulah Maxey, Charlotte Grant, Goldie Krack· enberger, Zelda Weber, Betty Denny, Nellie Werner, and Lillian Demoskey. TREAD UGHTLY 13 oz. ro· Boot. Deep tough tread. EJt.clusive button closure. 113.95 '· American Legion prepares for holidays · You may remember that recently Tim . Knotts, Southern High School student, found a door from an airplane while deer hunting on the Virgn King property. ·So far no one has been able to determine how the door got t~ere. However, Thursday two aviation officials and a representative of the State Highway Patrol were in the county to check on the matter and they p)an to come up with some s9iut1on to ·the mystery. :since the Racine area is so well d(1Corated this year, there should b( kl'!'n interest in the home lighting decorating contest being staged by the Racine Merchants Association. If you live In the Racine area. OES Mr. and Strauss. have always had Mrs. such attractlvedecorations for the holiday s~t~~son and not only that but the Inside of their home Is just as spectacular. ~ondua s A Christmas party arid gift exchange was held at the c.on cluslon of the recent meet mg of A nice effort by sfudents of the Harrisonville Chaptel· 255, Order Portland Elementary School of the -Eastern Star , held at the for the third consecutive year. Masomc Temple. The students,a re preparing fruit Avanell George, worthy rnaand cookie baskets- thE' cookies tron, and Dana Hoffman, worthy are actually made .by the kids at patron, presided. at the meetin g school. with Stella Atkins, gra_nd _repreThe baskets are wrapp_ed in . sent alive to !\lorida, D1stnct 25, tuden ts, unand der adelivered d uIt supervbyI· scellophane slon, to elderly · residents of the Portland area. mee tt'ng' Chrt's't'mas . party. '-' bein g presented and seated in the East. Al so introduced and we!corned wer e Betty Bishop, vice pres id ent of District 25. and Ruby , Die hl , 60-year member. Paul(ne Atkins was installed as Esther and Jan e Wise as organist by Bernice Hoffman and Chester King. Both were absent for the regular In s tallation of oficers. Tlie charter was draped for r---------,---:-----..:·- -----., Edith Williamson. Mrs. Atkins thanked the' chapter for kindnesses during her terni as a grand repr esentative. , Verna Evans was reported JIJ and a get-well card was signed for her. A report of the o[flcers' training session as given by Bernice Hoffman. Bob Reed gave the blessing before refresh.ments were served by Mr. and Mrs. DougMr.Bishop, and and 19oz. Knee High. Deep tough tread. Excfusi'6 button cfosu~e. ' " · " SHOP K&C JEWELERS FOR THAT SPECIAL CHRISTMAS GIFT 1 SAVINGS THROUGHOUT THE STORE High Top Work Rubber. Cover~ the 8 oz~ •• entire shoe. KREMENTI ROSE • Deep roug~ ~ ~ $ 1195 ~"; BOOTS $8999 : ~ · t.· ~ SUGAR RUN fLOUR MILLS 101 MI.IIIIY AVE. • • ; 19.99 ~ !: flln·Forced Elec;trlc i I ·, Beve~~~Y~;~J._ _ _ _•~o:•:·~IO!:'·:OH:...~ ..IIIIi • 99"·2115 ·. was given by Mrs. Graeser, and Chester King reported on the state grange meeting. For the program, Pat Holter had Bunny Kuhl tell of her experinces In baking and decorating cakes, along with her new Interest, quilt making. The group sang carols . to conclude the program. Mrs . Kuhl suggested the grange make a quilt for the national . grange contest. Reported Ill was Garland Caldwell. Sympathy was extended to Dorothy Long and Agnes Dixon. Mothers of twins meets A family Christmas party of the Mothers of Twins Club was held Sunday at the Pomeroy UJ11ted Methodist Church. The greup enjoyed a potluck dinner after Deborah Gilmore gave grace. •I Attending were Greg and Janet Eblin, Ashley and Juli; Pat and Cindy Aeiker, Patsy .and Patrick; Max and Eloise Drenner, Michelle and Maria; Chuck and Linda Faulk, Cacy, Cody, and ~ley ; all of Pomeroy; Dan and Fonda Thomas, Michelle and • 021Super -16" Bar & Chain A krille from Buck, the ..nl~ k'nlnoohlnldaf-3.12culli<ln<hC!IIline . famnoot . . of lpOits tmha. ~ ~- Quiclcstt)ll' chain brake. Am> Hand<ralkd.'Rlur·lnch blade. •tbntlon .,...,_ S!>«iallonidile cy~ndet Single Brw flttlnllo. Sdid loddne • ...--Cm:rot.Allthe "'ll!<dlealm<• you mechanilm. Rl!laik b $40. • rad ... - the lou!lhrot,iobo. • . • • ........ . ® • !~OIIlr_,_..,!Til~IIWISM.IlUPPUiliAII. PO.IOY HOME I AUTO • ..... .................. • • 800 Eeot M •In St. , • SolVing Molgo Co. for 20 y01ra, 1988· 1988 .- •J ... Pomeroy ~ Danielle, Shade; Thomas and 1------------------------j Dee Simmons, Thomas and ' Tyler, Reedsville; Mike and Deborah Gilmore, Brandee, Brlanne and Justin, Middleport. Santa visited the party and distributed girts to the children. Next meeting wll be held Jan. 19 at the Pomeroy Church , 7 p.m. Anyone interested In joining the club from Athens, Gallla, Mason and Meigs Counties are asked to call Mrs. Fault, 992-2475, or Mrs. Thomas, 992-2753. 1980 Citation.~...................... $1295 2 dr. 4 spd, good condition . BULLETIN . ' ARD. 1979 Ford LTD ••~.................... S1395 2 dr., atuo, PI, PS. Air 1/2 PRICE BATTERIES 1/2 PRICE 1/2 PRICE WHITMAN'S MINIATURE SAMPLER 1112 oz. REG. 7S< (Ill it '""' w... 2.00 lillY lilt. Farm It Pays To ·Advertise. "THE INN PLACE" lilhf I 1976 Chevy C-20 Pickup •••••••• $695 Stake bed. Auto., PS, Pl. SPRAY COLOGNE 1.5 oz. fll. I SAT. 9.30 II. 2, -th Pt. "'-t. 1..t1es pay"' ce..... EXCEUENT CHRISTMAS GIFT IDEA - S49.95- SAW S201 The #I HANOCIEANER IN Til U.s.A. ,, ·. ~fllnlly_,,_II.Ab<lncf-K-..klrlghttho<olnlltlfvtne-.NcOil .. . -.. ~ All entries registered in our store will go into the Pom,roy Merchants Association Gjve-Away. EMPIRE FURNITURE 108 W. Main G.E. 10 CUP COFFIEMAkER WITa:tcLOCK $56.7 '. AutomatitaiiJ starts brewina 2 to 10 cups at the time JOU •• ' Pomeroy 992·3007 Kawaaald J&.R SPORT SHOP 748 East Main Pomeroy . ..2.2114 :=======;~-~------. , ...-~8.RE-AT_F_O_R~·: The ram1et Chrl1baa CHRISTMAS' ·..,; 81ft CEDAR CHEST '' ''' •' select. \ •. AMITY (MEN'S & WOMEN'S) BILLFOLDS ... 40°/o SUJISHER ! OHSE Model OCMi 15 SALE PRICE $3J99 . OFF •. ,}16 N. '' '2 ·1' 99 · ;StcOIIII St. iefoMIIJqllliotoct, & U~ • CM. VaM It Motor HIHMI • Abowl Aoor a..ntng bo tho ir1elopeniM -torpundlrtrtcflng, or tho sllcll KLFno ~~ojno.•erour­ lltrakefaur-wfla ala: wnt. ga Pii hwn..,_, 10th ftttMnlh ~~CutOr .-thoKEIIO'~-thlt-thodrlnmuc ••·~-• grMtl..-y - o n !!II Ku o•l...-todoy, ond yau'H bo I hora 1111,_1ong. 't(E100 not M'lllllllllnCitKOinll.. · , , • Pharrnoc y ... yily ........ ''Sient ,...... Jilt 1976 Ford F-250 Pickup ......... $695 4 'spd. Flatlled. Little rough. The Agitator .. the difference \ 1976 Ford Van ...................... $1095 Custom. Interior. ' !RICIYOIIOWII 53< • ' How to be a Christmas hero. COTY MUSK Reg. S7.9S Vacuum OFF COSMETICS Auto, PI, PS. Runs and looks good. CHIISTIIAS MIS 40°/o Bn~sh-Vae"' •ur•'-• ENERGIZER Auto, PI, PS. luns good. . 1979· Chevl·Nova ..... ~ ••••••••••• $1095 4 dr. Maroon, P , PS, Auto. · TIMEX WATCHES WET 'N WILD 1981 Chevy Malibu ............... $1295 1980 Chevy C-1 0 Pickup.............,$2995 ' JEWELRY Stcend St. 212 E. INin, Pomeroy The ITO®Holiday Cheer'" Bouquet. Call or visil us today. COMPLETE COMPLETE STOCK '716 N. • M Wktt+1 a..Mng • Grwt tor hlrl .. , 1·umbo. Stlhl' ~ Saw-J!.uck Deal. Cut outthl11 ad and take h to your partlclpatlaa , • t Sllhl dealer. Where a full line of Sllhl chain saw" fllart!'l u low a.'! low .ILS $184.95. • • ' THE DEAL. f' 11rchue an InK Super for just $389. ~ ud get a cer11flcatr good lor a FREE Buck 1 nlfe. You'll own two of the flnesl tools ever built' th e perfect ~~:o-to-the-woods • ~ettller.s 301 · ·the holiOays. SATUR·DAV &SUMDAV SPECIAL . THEBUCK. BAUM LUMBE~8 ~ ·Add .extra ~Ide to · REGISTER .FOR MERCHANTS GIFT CERTIFICATES FEATURES AM/FM RADIO, CASSffiE PLAYER/RECORDER, CLOCK AND MESSAGE CENTER ,..TP,, OTHER .GIFT ITEMS TO CHOOSE FROM GUNS & ACCESSORIES AND TOOLS CHESTEI • THI'=M"""w.--- Roses to wear forever handcra in 14Kt. Gold Overlay. From Krcmcntz...Creators ofTimrlcs.; lkH 1t1·. Model .7-4270 Includes 6-ft., 16-fl. and 50-fl. sizes. LIMITED HR12 ClUAN!m£111JMtTB) ' tTwenty-five year certificates ~represented to Janice Weber, . DOris Ewing, and Charles Cald· well, all former Alfred Grange njembers, at the recent meeting ol'the Rock Springs Grange held ar.the hall. . ~he meeting followed a holiday PQlluck with Opal and Roy G{ueser providing the turkey. S,rbara Fry gave a report on the county officers meeting, also nOting that the new national and stl te grange cookbooks are av,ailable. The legislative report MASTER IECHANIC"' lllpe Muaure Peck automatic thermostat. stay-cool case. I understand you have less cllance of getting the flu-which is making the rounds if you're smiling- so you know what you gotta do. , 11. 99 ~ · Heaterhas t,320wans. 0 (!range holds meeting · 20°/o OFF • treed.I9,9S WOMEN'S SPACEMAKER KITCitEN COMPANION RADIO/CASSEnE RECORDER WITH "MESSAGE CENTER" ' •'' AFTER REBATE · .... 3 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM •to•• Less Mail-In Rebate ' ~ '' $199 95 .... l Mitldltport, · ' Ohio " • ·' EMPIRE FURN 101 W. Main 992-3007 ·Pomlt'OJ VILLAGE PHARMACY N. 2nd Ave. ....' . Middleport, Oh. .• ... ~ .. y 'I - ·~ �!)ecember19, 1986 42 Mobile Homes · for Rtnt 2 bJO~ of c:tothing Ph. &14-388- I ~~~ tnil!". Ill condldon, ...._. . . . . . . 1110.00 piUs utUitlel. mwenCM r• . uirad. Olrtlpolio l'ony, 304- 2 male kilttnt . To 1 gOod homo. Coft 20. :71·3211. LAYNE.'~ FURNiTURE ) North 28 d~~og~~·.i !~;;;;j.j .. d Be ·~ road; thence 2 cholna end 76 (lie rood to -. ,-.lonll::uii'in~ce North, 37Y, Dog. lng tha North aldt altho mad to 1 atone: thanoo North 37Y. Oog. w•t poo11na tha · l\l.o rth aide of ·tha stable ,2 chol,.. o~d SO llnka: thanoo North .7 Dog. ~lot 3 cbli111 to on Elm tree on tho SputhWOIIIido Of the Run: then~ North 46Y. 'Dog. Wost 1' choln ..,d 71 llnkl to 1 inoke; thll\oo South 19'h Dog. W•t 3 chllna ond 37 Public. Notica llnkl to 1 Gum boo: thanoa by t~e iormor li'n e of 10id .NOTICE· OF SALE· ' ThomM Bplllor to tha pl. By virtue ,of ori Ordor of of beginning. Solo ilouad out of tha ' Atao tho following dMComrnon . Piela Court of crlbad pa•c.l of land oKuato Moigl Couoitv. Ohio, In tho , In the Townahlp ·of Sollie... of Moora'o, e Divil.ion bury, County o1 Millgo ond of ~·•,. Product Company, State of Ohio. Beginning ot Plolntlll, v 0 . Everett ~. thaSouthoootcornoroh60 Crow, Jr .. ot. ol., Dofond· · ocra loHormorty owned by ante. upon o .Judgment . Tham• Spiller !n s.:tion 3, therein rondored, being Colo 2 end Range 13: No. BI·CV-142. in '· oald thance North 47 Dog. Wnt Court, I wHI offer for oole ot 4 roda: thence North 25 clog. tho front door of the Court- Eoat II roda: thence North48 · houao In Pomeroy, liltaigl Oog. east 4 rodl; ihonoo County, Ohio, on tho 30th North 12 dog. East18 roda; day of Oooom.ber, 1986, at' thence North 59 Dog. W•t · 10:00 o'clock a .m.. tho 10 rodl; thence North 9 following Iondo end t.., 0 _ Dog. Etst 7 rodl: thence menta. locttld 11 Tuppers North 78 Dog. Eoat 17 roda Plaint. Ohio •5783. and to ltild Spllor'a East line: Route 7, Pomoroy, Ohio thanoo South 28 dog. Woat 46719. r11pectivoly: 8 rodl; llience South 18 Tract One: A oertoln tract Dog. Woat 34 rodl to tho litu.oto in ·C h01ter Townahip, place of beginning. M11g1 County, Ohio, more P rIa r In 1 t ru clio n Roftronco: ' tully doocribad 11 lollow 1: Being in Section No. 2. in Dead book 288, Pogo 17. Town No. 4, and Rongo No. Excepting ony proviouo 12 of tho Ohio Company's r01orvotian of mlnarola. • Purchno, beginning 1t tho Parc.l bno woo oppraiaad oouthwllt comor of ' aold *30,000.00, and Parc.l. Sectil!n No. 2, thence North spprolud et on lha ·l N•t U11o of told . . Tho real Illata Section 161 rodo ond 8 llnkl connot ha sold lor IMI then to aNko: .tltenco Eaot 148 two-thirdl 12/3) of tha rodl to . John Shumwoyt eppraiaod volue. Wnt Una: thence South TERMS OF SALE: Co~h oiong John Shumway• Wilt on delivery of Dood . Subject line obout 84 rodl to Jim to accrued 1988 roel ollote Johnaona North line: thonco tax11. ' Wilt obout 38 •odl to Jim HOWARD E. FRANK, Johnaona Northwut Shorillof corner: thonco South 109 Maig~ County, Ohio rada to tho South lint of uid GERALD W. TOWNSEND, Section No, 2: thence Wnt · Attomoy lor Moore' a on t~uold Sou,t h lino ohtld A Divlaon of Evena Product a Compony Sact10n No. 2 1 09Y, roda to . 'thapleceofbeginning.con- 111121.28:11216,12. 19 taining One Hundred ond 5tc · T-nty-Fivo 11251 ocr01. more or i11o. 9 Wanted To B!ly TVs, Ant.tnil11s Sattllitt Salts lnstallatl!tn S.rvkt Q";;, P•• Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE ,WHEREAS. tho Boord of Moig1 County ·Commio1ion.,. Iuria found that thine will be inaullicient moneyo to c;over the need1 for govern· ment operations during the year 1987, and: · WHEREAS, H i1 felt that thtte needs 1rt in the interest of the citizens of Moig1 County and that additiOnel moneys are neilded to ~r •me. tfierafora; BE IT RESOLVED. that 1lie Meigs County Commit· lioners do hereby declare that 1 financial emergency exiatl In thlt County and thot the Boord d - hereby ox' pm1 it1 intent to place a 1% permislive Ales and use tax into elloct aa of February 1. 1987. 8E IT FURTHER RESOLVED that a public notice be P,iacad in the Daily SMtinal on December 12. 1986 and December 19; 1986, announcing public hearings on the matter to be hold In tho ollica of tho · Meigs County Commission- ers, Courthouu. Pomeroy. Ohio, 1110 o'clock A.M. on , December 30, 1986 and January II. 19B7. M e .I g I C o u n t y Commissioners Mary Hobstotter, Cleric 112112. 19; 2tc Public Notice ---------1 LEGAL NOTICE In accOrtt.nce with Sec· tion 307.86, ORC, 10olad bid• will be received by 1lie Moiga County Boerd of · Commi11ionera in their offico located in tho Courthouoo, Second Stroot, Pomoroy, Ohl>. untH 12 o'cloctc noon on Jan. 7, · 1987. Tho bidl will be opanad ot 1 :30 PM on Jon. Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Soalad propo10l1 tor tho furnishing of all materiel• and performing alll1bor .for: NEW ACOUSTIC CEILINGS AND NEW LIGHTING FIXTURES for RACINE HIGH SCHOOL RACINE. OHIO lor SOUTHERN LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT will be received by tha Southern Local B011rd of Education, Racine, Ohio 45nt until 12:00 noon, poevoiling local time, Thuro: day, Jonuery 8, 1987, ond opened publicly immodlately tho-Iter. Propootila mey be dolivorad or moilld: Each bidder 11 to deplgnoto on llie· onvelopa thet It 11 ·o ...lod bid. Tho noma ond addre11 of tho bidder mail .... be indicltad. Dnwlngo· ~nd opocifiCIItiona moy be obtained from Franklin D. Leo. AlA, Architect, 328 Front Street, Mo· rlotta, Ohio 457110 lor i dopoolt of •1 0.00 which will be relundld II the docu- ments -* Ntumed within 1 0 doya of the bid duo dou. · Ail propo10l1 muat be " Prior Instrument Reference: , 6 REWARD· Anyone having any information re· garding this criminal act are urged to contact the Meigs Sheriff's Office or notify Carl E. Smith Petroleum Inc. at 304-273-9313. 8 Public Sale & .Auction . J·(R141-992-3325. NEW LISTING -Good 6 rm . one floor home near the P1zza Hut. 2 or 3 BRs, gas heat & riverview. For only $12,000. 67 ACRES &lg. lot As~ng $41.000. $32,500. 100 ACRES Merchandise ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR .SALE SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY 25( EACH CAN. PURCHASED DAlY AT THE DAllY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. '( - . 2 oil·gas wells. m~nerals, 2 water taps on good road near Rock Springs. $40,000. POMEROY - 7 acres, 2 BRs. natural gas FA furnace, paneling, 14 baths. nice condilion property on Pleasant Ridge St. Asking $25,000. 43 ACRES - 9 rms , fur· nace, basement. bath, 3 car garage and farm bldgs. Asking $45,000. BUSINESS & BLDG. rentals. Can be made into si• . Will sell without busi· ness for only $40,000, BAUIS SUBDIY. - t:g. zoned lot about 200•300 lor 4 USES FOl 'AlUAINUM SHEETS RANGE FIOM ROOFffG DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HA-~ED LA,. SHADES. . ' Hysell .; 'Garage Rt. 124, $13,500. "OW - BUY FOR WRITE . OFF. CAll BIUCE AT 992·3325 fi(JII'.II <j ~H. 9'2·5682 or 992-7121 I 6-17-tfe H~ ddf!llfll !t I j 11 ehshund, browp w"h white cheat . AniWM"I to Max. eward Offered. Cell l14~1f 7 . 73 after 5 :30. 32 Mobile Homail for Sale Someone tO live in wtth elderly gMtlemen; tome light ctuning involved. Room • boerd plus •m•ll llltrY. If intlftl'led c.. 114· 441·8507. Room .ond bowd for employed m~. Nice h~e. Family etmosh Coll614 992 6873 P ere. · · · s;by~ln~h,-~-i;;;;;,M-;;. Houle demolished in uch~nge for rnet•lllt. Interested p•rtl• 'fa pay cash fOf' IItt model c:lun l!;ed cars. 1 Jim Mink Chev .·Oid•lnc:. Bill Gene JohntOI'I &14-441·3172 call 304·675·2060, 9 e.m. to 8:30p.m. Referenct~ required. W"e., Gallipolk. CaU 614-44&- 1282. }25 c1111h paid tor junk c•s. tomlilett. Bodlll towed awey. 10-8-tfrl. 1!111' 614·245-9214 .. 614- , D&P APPU4NCE : REPAIR MOUNTAINEER BODY SHOP ' 18 Wanted to Do Need help with thlt tpec:i.e d..,.lng lob1 We cleen hom•. rental propertill. officet, chutChtM. ' Gl... bum Cleaning Sonri- Ph . 514- 388-9027. 146-3028 . TIH PROFEUIONAL H•• . . NOW t 2 GS 01110 Aqthoriud John Daert, New, Hoftalll, lush Hog F.orm lqoripmont I Doalar Fl ' lW Y REMOn & liSTAI.LED • INSULA nON Pl. 949·28CU or 949-2860 · No Sunday Calls BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOlliS & GARAGES "At Reasonobla Prires" PH. 949-2801. or 949-2860 NO DOWN PAYMENT . , LAIIY~S CARPET OUTLEf· lfobson ld. lllll••port, PN. H2-6173 \ truittr .... Alklng30,000. Mille Oflor. 304-17&-1044 or 418· 1515. Serioutlnqutrl•onlyl 21 'u!' paid. Pre 1960's. Single or wttote collecdon. Call Mlfc 1nd Jllen Futt1 114·992· 2101 d~t tr 614 -592-2411 evenings and .,..eekendt. ' t•sh paid. Pte 1810'a. Single or .,-hole cohc:tion . Cilll Mire: end· (lien Fulta 114-992·2101 diYt tr 614-&92-2461 evenings end fee~ends . · good anere drum priced under 100. Coli 114·742·2160. 011.' ~.' uying junk c:. .. C•ll•ft• &:00 J&L INSULATION · JAMU KDSE C.H 114-742·2210. I :IIP'Il,llll'lll S1:1 '• 11.1:o HEATING & COOLlNG •N'EW FURNACE •AIR CONDITIONING· •HEAT PUMPS •BLOWN INSULATION •REPLACEMENT WINDOWS J1 r . ••••· ·s mu.·out ap.-t, upatailo. 4dull. .nly, 11-111 j!llld. Col e14-441-. .23. · Fumlohod 11. 71.00. ·• 2rmo. • .utilltill Pd. 448· 4411 aft1< 7p.m. . alii-- renal•. Sktgo• App enc••· .:-;-r Apt. t210.o0 utM• Sot• bed Couch. 304-171· Dupi•MIItcond,cWJ*ed,3 · 4.2 12. bedroom, LR. DR, n.w ~.. • bath. -·drtor-k-up, T......,.llee. cOol!; ttoveo WIIC• ' t211.00 mo. plui utlitlel • oda . . - . UOO.: 1179 Chav. IIOUrlty d-'<·Ph, 114-0IID. pickup 4 wMel drive. 310 auto., NIC. 2 hllkOOin • · refrig . • a tt. ..... goodtiroo. n.soo. Ph. 372-1310. ltove I Wl'tlf furnWMd. No mo.~ ;:"mo~IOOI.:,"';: SWAIN AUCnON • FURNITURE e2 Olivo II., Oatll9ollo. -hood wood·coalll-. l p e - LR ouito I HI. bunk 11ft, Olit. Ph. 114-441·8031. 2 BN!room. 1 yeer le•N 1210.00 P« .-11 Phone 44e, 2111.11 · -·- -entron "teclinWI .... MW • 1 BtdrDDIIIi.a.k: rln'l: •111.00 p1uo · AIIO r.- "ld a 1200.00 _,.~-CONTACT: Ja..,_ Eot1111 Dept. Ph 441 · 3tt7 Equel Houslnt wrtna- wnhltl, • lhoet. New ................... 1111· 11... lampo,aloobu-coii•IIOVII. Call 114-~··31 59: Oppottllftlty. 54 MiiC. Merchandise Ph. 304-171-1104. •. 1f oom. 131 y, Fourth plaltlc FUMilllldapl. loR-a. t200. C.K 114-141-2101 "' 114149-2tMIO. - · Oh. e14-288·11130. 2-opto. 1ft.....,;, _ , . , off mill 992-2772 Wflfr ptld, - 11021838·8885. Eot. 1203. 2 bedroom t 3 bedroom hout• taa.ooo. Phonecalrefunde~~te . Hou181 for Rent • .... - - u p . - rafrig. .....,_ ..- . Jon 1. 1917 Ph. 114-441-7021. 23 3 Profellion'll Bedroom Rench. Rodney VHI111 II, t211.00 P• month. Services plu1 depoait. tafer•ces ,.. qulred . 8ltcllbum A11lty Ph. I 14-4411·0001 St.,ll:t TrN and t.awn 8ervlct. H•dget. thruln, buthu trimmed, fendacaping, downtown .,... Atlub onty .... 1111 '"""""' · 304·87128420tl71-2010. Ph. 114·441-3771 lltU.,. E""• - 2 bediOOIIl dupl... 3 bedroom ......._ 10 o.rwct up. ttov•6 ,.,,~ga..., 1111eeltnt A" Ph. 114·2411-IHI. locotion. Dopo* • 1ol1r1001 Ph. 814-44e- I~· F- I:~~~:?;:~:;.;: 2' lftd 3 b1111001n iplllmlrltl .nd hou.. in Pomerow Of - '· CoN e14-448·11&2 or Mldd-. 01 unfur114·1192·13114. -lcf. Pay · Col 31 Homes for Sale .... 114-192·2311 . 2 tu d oom llcN'M on 1 , .• . 1 ond 1'h apt , 3 bdr .• tir. pool. ••~• · Nice. Cloon . Dopoolt •~Ill. M Atwemde fof' rent. a.lic ,... Cornm•cilll pooptrty. com• viR1 .,... CIIR 114--742:·2141. lot• • highw•y front~t~:. Ull ....... 1179. piul · whh u1. We hwe buyen. A·One Unfurnl1hed , 3 bedroomt. t200. -nty "--I ,_..ed. R•.t Etttt•Brok•. Call 304- 1100. d_.n. lt3 Mil St .. ,_.,..e14·9tz-n87. Middleport. Call 114 982 674-510• or 304-174-llBe. 7701 : -oom -obi• 4 4 rooms. unfumbhlld. lnRic:in .. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon .. •nd remodeling -Roofing •nd gutter work -Concttte work • -Plumbing •nd electr~el 1• wort t (F- Eotlmatoa) V. C. YOUNG In 992-6215 or 992-7314 Circular Sows Sow Chain Pfaner Kniveo Drill Bita Ki'liV81 Chi18ls • GIAVELY TIAOOI SALES ~04 Condor St. Pamtroy, Ohio Pl. 992-2975 12-5-'1$-1 .... r-roy, O!tio ' · 4-15.'86-lc ASKING $24,000.00. y $29995 lGE VCR 4-Eftnt 14-0.y Timer ~1/o~® Rebate $29995 . OE I'" I.LEVISION BmiI NOOVD s2s995 . We can re111ir and r• Now l«aflon: 168 Norfll Stcontl ' (!liddltporl, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVIC£ ~ We Cllf'l Flohlnt 1-N" Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here , IUSIIESS PHONE 16141 ft2·6S50 IESIIDICE PilON! 16141 core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD ' 992-2198 Mlddl•port, Ohio 1-13·tfc $7995 VCR TAPES .liLY $299 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS RDUILT & REPAIRED · ' !IO&ISTAI ' SUGAR RUN ' ASHLAND MicROWAVE ' i$1 09'5 ·. MGM FA~ CITY INC. · •POMEROY ' 992-2104 II I 0. MIILIIIIY AVE. , PO. .OY, ON. PH. 992-9949 .... lart... 0wrllt' 11-21-86-1 mo. DENNY CONGO . WILL_HAUL JUST CALLI 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT . ' APPLIANCE ·: . SERVICE . •WIIher8 •DIIhwu._,, ·•, •Aefrigereton , •Dryers •Free11ra ' ' PARTS and SERVICE, 4-l·ttc ' ... MEIGS .. EXCAVATING , , COMPANY •All Typeo of Excavoting •Landocaping •BaSiimenta •Sowsge Syatams •Water & 011 Linea •Water Well Drilling •Trucking r busin.. KGOUntt. Full· ma, UO,OOO·SIO.OOO. Pan- me, 112,000-t11.000. No felling. reput bullft .... Set your fi rllnes now hiring, Fllgh'c At· \8ndmt1. Agentt. Mec:henle~, tuttomw Service. Slllfl• to SOK . Emry klvtl pashions. Cal I· 805·687-1000 ht. A-8805. . ·IC- Gowernment jobt. 111,040 · 1!5~9 . 230 yr. Now hitlng. C.H 05·887-1000 ht. R· 9805 lor , ' repair}. O.tinqu.,.t tu property. R•pouttiJonl. CaR 801· 617· 1000 Ext. GH -980& for cuniM repo lilt. z bedroom houte for ••• In Cliflon jMobta Johnoon prop- 11-21-16-1 md ~ ' "' · "··~' .' Racine Gun Shoot 1pon 10 ,~·rn.tt Aeclne Gun Club. Evtrylundalj;~ begiftnlng •• 1:00 p.m. Facto..Y Choke. 12 au•o•lhotgUf'll . ~ Rlvtrlno 4ntiquftapln..,oninllf ~~by tP,polntmtnt. 1 12t ·E;• ...,.,!' St., Pom~toy, Ohio. " ~ Moore. owner. 114-112·282 ' ·~ ;..;' lo.,ronr:o, ft8,000 edueotlon Olllotonce tnd much - •· 304-!75·3910 or 1·100·142H:19, ~ Ia~'~!von hofp you got tht bol1of lhMe IM"t Chrlstrn• tllllt end bluet. frM gift with ftrtt ordtr. taU 304-112-2141. 5712. 56 Pats for Sale Cl".-y Kennel. CFA lfirnalayon. Porol• ond Si-... kittens. AK;C Chow puppioL Coli 814-441-3144 altat 7PM. Wintlf fuhionl & apecill chrilt· m~~ tor your pltl. Groom& S Sllot> Ph. 614·441-0231 Regfttered Toy PoodiM 2 I• m•. 1 m~l1. t125.00 ••· Roady lor Chriotm• Coli 114448·11114 AKC ~ilterld '-klMN puppia. AKC Mw.ture O.chshund puppi11. Box..- pup1 Ph. 614· homll, - · P t.ond Ollllpo111. e14-4411-822l . Unfumilhtd 2 b 1I oom • · 74 In ua tor • complete line of -llollnricol4-441-1175. 1981 Moped. PUCH. EIIGoitont condttion. Mtkloff•. calll14981·44111 lltor 5:00 p.m. aqu•• 112 Wanted to Buy . No.- ltuylnf lhtH com or . . com . C.lllorflltlltquot•. Ai¥er 76 U.ld Mobile Hom• Ph. 114· 441-0175. Budgot tranlmitolono uood • 64 Hay & Grain Large JOUI'Id NUt oi hlrf' for Nil. alacil St>rlfttrol sP.,.w, malo • Dried ............. 14.10 P• · o ....... 11.00 por cwt. will! mol- 15.711,.. cwt. 304-418·1031 ' For · S.ll: ~ lo~e..r. 'A Pitbuil. Pupplol bom July 2tst. Earoore 1r1 docked. Thl'f ~...:..~c.'tr'A~:.;~~m 71 Autos for Sele 1981 4rloi-K Oodgo Statton W1gon. AM·FM St•reo c....ne. euto. CC. re•window WiporL· good COtHitlon Ph. e1ii-2411-H98. good. ' ftiW tirel. 4 cyl., ,._.,....., 1100.00 ColllriY614-318-,718. I 971 Novo, ou-c. Pl. P8. AC. 4-- ooodliton. 2 - · Slllril'l Elkinl. 27 E-1 Hgto. Ollllpoilo, OH. UKC pit buill 4 WNI!t old, reedy to go by Chri1tm11 Eve.- 175.00. 1:30. · Col 441-3808111• . 125.00 ..~. hold. 304· . .2· 3791. 1980 Firlbird Trent Am. Power. air. robuilt Y·8, 22 MPO. Good eondilion. takt p.w.lal trade t1ao Mldd h~tdwood tllbl. t12. P• For .... PomtraniMI puppi• pura btld 7 weeU o6d, wormed • lint oholl. 1100. lOCh. bu-.FOB Contalninfr · · Ca. 1'h toni. Ohio· PeiiM ........v. Ohio. e411 . Colll14-182· 2141 . p-.. _ BASEMENT WATERPROOfiNG Unconcltioftll at•inM .-~ tM. Local m.... M-nllhall. F- 1111m1111. CaM - 1-11ii-237-CI4tl, cloy or ....... Roger• l•••ntent w_....,.. SWEEPER end HWiftg mlchiftt Pick .,. .............. o.vrovCJe•n•r. one helf mile up _.. c- Rd. Colle1444t-0214. · - · poriL ond oupplill. - - - - -· FTM Olntnl C-octlng 13yro! a experience. Aootlftt COft- , ........ Ph. 114-318- ~. l F- lllimatM 1" off during the hoUd~•· off• Jan •P'r• I 11. 1. .1. RON'S T•levltlan lervloe. l Hou11 colo on ACA, a-, OE. Sptcl- In Zonldt. Cal l 304· 1?1· 23. . . . 114·441- ' 24M. : otump,• Fotty TrM Trim-g. remowet Call 304-175-1331 . ' ~~~--------· RINOlES'S SERVICE, •P• ! rilnced C.paiiM, tMctrici111, Jaap .. 5 drive . Asking loan value lltn on. Ph. ::,-r,:,. ., m -• . . -•. roolingllttdudint hot w '"" cnh •) 304e71-2011 or e71-7147. 304-112·221 t . Cllrio- Sptcllio 84 ' Ford hcort 4 ~ tpted. Hedg ... thrubt, butlltt ' ttlmMed. lendtcapine lnd , 2 boxer doa• Item....! 2 YHfl old. 304-115-2981, .83,000ml. 12.100.00. S1' Mercury Lyn111. euto, 7t.OOOml 11 .11e.oo. 85' ChovyChavone I,OOOml 13. 115 .00 . 14' 57 Fhanxdfor ..... 131. ptrload. I loedt I 1&o. Delhllf'ed end - I l l. Coli 114-949·2101 eft•I;OO p.m. Home Improvement• o-nc1 plul year bookt, 1H7 edition. uc:ehnt c:ondidon S225.00 or Encyclopedio 111. World bOok Hetf ApttooM pony, seddle brOke, good with chldrM. WiU 8t - AIIC Roglotorod Chow·Chow . I 171 Oldlmobifo ltltfiro. """ 251-1948 dllvlf. c:.h ...tl.c...,.,or.,..... Ph. "4-3711-2220. Mlx..t trill . hr for ..... CaM 114-1411-2237. Aqi1t1red Min;ature OICh· """"' .,..,..... Rollly and will famllo 4mo. eid. h11 oholl Ph . 814·241·9157. T--· -olttypll. ••• • tren• C8HI. Entin• O¥lr hU ldl:a. Allton,,..,.. o1on poou ond eve ........ WHI •10.00 ooch Ph. e14-44110U T;.:nspllrl.illllil Roglotorod 1-.. old Toy PQO· CIHII4-441-25H. Auto Pert• & Accessories City Form Supply, 114-4412911. 441-7920 hold101Chrlotm•Ph.114·378· 2273 Motorcycle• hof. h.,. colt in M•rch. 114· 742- ::1.~=11'1 of 1 00 Ph. 51ii- t971 Chivy SW8, 4 dfM. k:llded. new 10110 t ...... 155.000 mil•. or fair oh. 304-171-2142 Ill• I p.m. 5711-2010. c:uhf¥1t0fl cite. p&ows, ..... 7'NH h_,bifte, b.t... mowint midline. hlrfOW, bulh 1811 Poldlec: Umane. new tr•asmhtlon, ,....net. weter pump. hudtrl. Needs bodr work 1900.00 Ph. 614-4411· 2819. Compioto lingo lyetom , Soll- 3:00p.m. Musical lnstrumants &..utitul Cluittm• Otft· Pecen Contol• Pieno, excellent concM- tion Coli 114·441·7115 lltor 4,oo,.m. ..., Upright Orgonwlth bench. E...-t oondltlon t711.00 CoM · Gravity Traclor e14-381·Be20. Chevette IUIO, 28.000ml . 12,H5.00. 14' FOld EXP. 5,_., u .000m1. u.e10.oo. 79' lnt.-netion.. Scout .... I • - T- ond Lawn- '~ stump rlmOYII. Lief remowl. ) 304-1711-2010 or 17f·2142. I ~--~---------Rotory 01 cable tool IHIIng. I· Most well• DOmPMt•MM•dey., Pump ......... - --Hl-3102 · 3()4. 1 • 4111by Constnrctlon, • .,,... 1 82,000mi fiOO.OO. Oodrilto Auto Sli11 Ph. llil-318-91111. ' '73 VW Sup•-loollo. runo, - · wort. body good Ph. 114-441-ttle. _.. _..... 1 intorior_._......, 1814 Dodo• Ariel, .uto. air. :;;:~~==== t AM·FM. Cooh or;cat3,199.00 Johnt Auto SMM. Bulwille Rd., terr. •ll'fllll a', • .._. room edrllltiaft. Rooilnl- F- llliru at• 1 304-1711-11441 or 1711-5112. I 82 Plumbing & Heating FireWood 1181 Plymouth Duotor. t ..1 Plymouth Reliant, n.soo.oo - P h. 114-441-1152. CARTER'S PLUMBING ANDHEAnNO 992-2102 , 2 bdr. fully fumlohoclodunoonly, uti. pold. Cal 814-4411-4110. 1174 FOld Torino, good condition 1710.00 Ph. e14-44t· Z story. 3 bedroom houN with 1 c,... g•eg• on Approx 1.15 tc:rn. In Eurekl· nice Mdcltan.ldultt only. No poll. dapoolt roquilocl, Mt. v ...... •undat. 1132.10 month pluo 150.00 dlpoolt. 304-17&-1171. ~ Phone 111·4411·3181., 11il-• 441-44n • 380 Oront St ., Middl-. I roof1?1, work thop, b•th·,t•-o•. eoffw . CeUt1•· 123,700, M t33,000. Coli 8H·992·1l 04. 110.00 mo . clti614·ZII-ll31 2 ltch001n turnilhed. WIIICC1IP' HUD . llltutlfut riv• Fo• Mobh Home Plrll 114- t•• 441· 1102. v-.. 2 btd•oom moblehomelnkvolr ...... dlltrict Ph . ifil44e-0722. 32 Mobile Home• for Sale 114· 441·0751. NEW AND USED MOilLE HOMES KEIIJEL'S QUALITY MOilLE HOME SALES. 4 11!1. WElT. QALUPOUS . RT 35. PHONE 114·4411· 7274. End of yttr ..... No P"'"""'' until April 1187•. on M¥ nM moblll home. PurchMt before 8340. 111M with .pondo. 3 bldraomt. unfumiehed. btoc:ltt, unDI)IECTOR OF NURSING- dwPinnlnO. potdl, matol bulldLopg-term c:••· aKUtNt lwei inti tncludH t13.000.00' c.t1 POIHion. S.tr otort• with P«· ef4· 379·2109 or 114-377· 2189. •nif ou,...lolng noodocl. ~n9Wiodgo ol 1-al ond stole 1te1 Ookbrook 1""70 with Ulfln.ture end olritftcltkm rMU· 7x12 uptndo. 3 bldroome. 2 ''l!"ii· with 3 - • nurolng botho. wood bumw. ErGiflont my.'9'"'• ~ ktng t•m c•t eondltkln FNIIdl City lroll•• ·~Ired. BINoroqulvalontw~h Ph. 814·441·13•0. Goiontologlcol Nurolng •P• I ;,;.;;.,:.______-crlence Of' hlintng d•lred. ....,., niip,tllbte. ContiOI: Adn'lintltr• lo.,,~ll..,~ Nurolntl • llohabili- 1~;~~~:_::.:: ltHon Center. 304-l2t·I031 . I~ lurnlohocl. Ret. •dip. 304-1712661 . Smll upstelra 1 bedroom IIJt. 45 Furnished Rooms ~re1o .. m. 140,000. Coil 30•·•71-8440 - - 8:30 and 4:30. Co!! 304-171· 1421. ~II budgetlrY, IMII8gln"nl Free Jl. t979 CJ5. Good ooftdi. tlon. Rebuilt .. ...,. work. Cotr 614- ~42·2t71111tor Fum . 1 bldroom ipt.• lint ftoof. t211.00month. Hlltendw•t• Ooc.31 , 1881. Fr- Cit'/ MoL•tA.vonh.apyougMthlbeltot bile Home lne. Ph. 114·441· 1~.011 post Ctwlstmas biMt al'ld brUt•. FrH gift with fifet order. gutg~~. eNmef shellers, 11tlmetet. Phone 114·384· Ct.lltomilld . 2 bdr.• 111 utiMti• plkt e111cept tlec.. turn . or unfum .. MC. deposit required. Convenient looitlon . Coiii14· 441-BI5B Of 114·441-4778. 2 br. khchfn. betttroom, with l.undry room, Uvlng room 6 dlnil'lg roam. ..lelec. Approx. 7 mil" from Pt . Pl. on Rl. 12. 2 tractupprox. 1 ecremoreor .... ov•rlooking K•newht Atver. !art time work-full timl benet· til Mflmbtrt of the Army 'tttionll Guerd eM receive • fltOnlhty PlY c:htdl. tiO,OOO IHt Pole Building• by Qu•lity Builder,. Workthops, c:erportt, v... Ollllpollo. colt 814· 742-2385 , •· 2713. 1971 "Foi'd 1 IUCh..,.PY.goodcoridHiorl. A-·,.-I < - -. 5HP,81·t :;~,.C.II «t-1 113 or 441· wttt.mtct.m•ta. Att:ifieltl fir• - - - - - - - - - ll't'/1. F~ty corpetod. · - t y remodtltd. n.w roof. Alldnt 111.000. eon 304· n3·e&34 or 304·773-5784. ~.11perlen~ fuU time IIIIIP81'· WMt... I diYI 1 wHk, "ce\lent pey · pl.,.. Appty In ~son Cooplf Chry"• pty. mouth Dodge, lnc. l99 S . Third. ~an time beb';'1itter needed. ~ref9r in my home. Herriton¥ille. Gallipol;s. Ohio Coli S14·448· "-u~ro'*',_,· . 4VIriotyofuoodtr-~-. wagon•. tobac:co Httlf. -.,.-'------1979 CT·5 Goldin btio. V-8, 3,~.. k•..r.-.4M·FM .,..... ~ :l~~7oo- mlllltll Ph. 11ii- I liar - Hemlodl Grove aret . .,n - . . .. M•oon oand. oouipo!t• 9 - Co.. 123'1> p;no St., and Ilk for Blrb. 200 .,_,of Iiiio I..,.~ - 12x 24 irlc:hel. 12.00 ellth or 1H for 1200. Coli 114-949-280t "' e14-148· 2810. 2 llltHV iol8l · -""""' • -- · ..... mont. yard. to -.lllc.p.-an-and dapoolt . 304-1711-2151. APARTMENTS, - 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Concm. blodtl •lllizel ylrd Of' 81101. lloodg1t01. ·titlck racloo, ,truck bredl, treillrt, IPf~l. C.ll ·114- YW<Iond bilom.,.. 1110. Oop. ollt. 304-171-71141 avonlngo. Cltltrftlt t.deral ht. '!Uddlopon. Call: 742·2407' AII illl llll CI ~ II II~ II 1', t: E REPS NEEDED Time), ~ •A•n111 : n """"· Trolning provided. "' 1-112-131· 1170. M-F, . lim lo 6pm tCenlrll ltend•d ~~. 915-3561 All M1h1 3 A~nouncements SWEEPERS I KEN'S Govlfnmtnt hom• from 11 . lU tiM.... rot.-y-cuttlrt, . cNac outt~. plows.,...... post driVere.woodtplitttrt, un. 1110.oti lito 4~ Colt e14-44t- ,.ldtl. etc. Cleude Wintefs. RkJ Grende. 0 , Cill 114· 24&-5121 . · · daws. llntlll. croj:!ptd, taMs 24H. USif SALE SALE IALE JiwldliloFormE•ir>!"Sptclll Yt• ond llio P''- on Tr•cton and VermHr Hey Equipm•t uptol3000.00olfl M ...... ,.._ -· · rlll•tlddln, a rOUNI ....... Tlke ldv1n1...1 of your iftvMt· ·ment tax crecHt 1or the lilt time thilyNr!Ac:OmpiMelineotb• . h.-.. ·• · lulklint M•teritla fHd bc.ll'lb, liven:Ock wet. . . . 8~. bricll, ...,., pip11, Wjn- grind• mlk•t. wagone. rog,y 1181 Honda 125M thru 1489.00. Good condldon. White twin. ClftOP¥' bed ;~:~~ · 304·882·271~o•882· Lady' I 141d. Y - Gold Brtdll ht 1300.00 vllue. Will ttl tor Firewood, ell htrd wood. H..t vouch..-1 ICCipted. US . a pickup load . Phone et4·742- Coil 814·141·2111. lilt!. CCUT OUT FOI FURIIE E.... of corpOI, OS 111 Dirt _....,... · -·..oo. Tf 121 Mo""cyde UIO.OO. oaercioo UI.OO Coli 114·2811217. Bpenlol. 211o. . .,l::~~'t S..... Ntt28.00Ph. 7023. _ . . .. WI-·drtor-- a.euttful roy . Allo n.w newhou" OM in bedroom Porn• fumiehld IPiftm• In Millll• 54 Mise: • .Merchandise "';;;J:iii;B,i;:;;;;:;c;;;,;; 1 ,..,...._ Eocollant podlp-. ,..... AKC lrittMy m• Ready for Chriltm11 . Ph. 114· 281droom, 1'h-.-ldlo ref•"'* a .............. ni• ROH dilhM. ottlw yerd Ate . . - Ph.,etil-318-8111. R - t100.00 ~~- ond coil hNtor. Catalytic option avalt-.• eoue14·281tn2-..... 4-16 .' 116 tin . SHARPENING SERVICE F,_dallvondOok.hlcliOI'f', ........ HEAPvouc:her. pic*up -131. CIII14-441·2Z23 or e14-448-3028. Antique mile. glltiWitl, \firgi- 2 - a p l. 'nioa...,..... FREE ESTIMATE or pi- culvert•. metll cul¥erb. RON EY4NS ENTERPRISES, Jacli- Avo. Ph. 4411-4411111• 7pm. ' -· Help Wanted lljlltc ttnkl. Vant& 4 W.O. e~r:c:elent 1ft.condkion F . . . - ap~. 11711.00 - • · "-tic c:iltem ltate epprcwld, Oppottunlty. 41 1979 Chovy van with - /11 111. Ohlo45831, JuUoWobb, Ph . 114-441·0231 . porlilng. Rent , _ at •1H. eon ~ ea.- " 301-771- . Plild """"' • tan • gold coudt 1011 or OoniH Strollo at 114- end mltchina chlir t91.00 Ph. 813·4111 . EqU•I Houtlng 114-2411-8397. HIRINOI Fedelol govammont jobe In yoor . . . end overMM. M•nv immtdi•• a,enlngs wttttout Wlitiftg list Of' t.... 115• 1/ Oooorn • Supply Shot> ProfMiionll Service. an lt'fl•. oil brttdt, ototo Rt. 141 Ollllpo- ~ 1~. 73 1,000tlroe.oitn12,13,14, 11, 1a. 11.5. 8 mlloo out Rt. 211. Call 114·251·1251. pd. 2 71 FO<d 10 ton ftlt bell 304-171-2700. \ lj D~nwvnd Senior chilena. nlce.,.,.mlntl. e- ~i.~~~i~~~~J~;~~~~~~~~ chOir Ail, . Y-1 ~o. 317-n;M. U - Rlvor Rd. bllida Stone C - - e l. l14-441·73... .Pfckena ·:UIId F~a. Good ••.-..uHdfumitu 0 9 cil tor :~a~=.::. :J04.17&·11483., 1 5·1410. tie1Pd.1 M*oom.ftntloorPh. 441-4411 8ft• 7p.m. 3~C blado ond winch. fll!OO. llil191·11131 ....... Rlc:lll'l. • .....,... Rd. o,.. BAM to IPIII. Mo;,. thni Sat. 614-4411·0322. 0000 USED ·A~~=S W - . dry.,, ~ Sil• • llonrioo. - ~1m1ro body. Entlne not l'ltcel· n;y. Prefer 1974 but: not ne~•ttarv . • 2dryer, bMichls, bids, dNIMi, wood Ill·-·......, lablo • Nicaly lum- 2 .... apl. Aduft1 M.tfy. tnquke at com• · Flm l!o Olivo St . It Sh_.ro Bueiness Buildings 35 Lot• & Acreage 14-992-5648. 11-19-'81- I .... •U Onclu::~;;·w~ tor rent Ph. 468-1171. GUILTS. BOUGHT ·SOLD 1873 c-es c - . ·L.. Tindu• 13100. 1971 JO Cellehan't UHdnre&hop. Ovtt 304-e71-et04 Business Opportunity - - · b o d y - - b c o l· ""' vohida. .... lo 1710. Phono 61.4 -742·2715. =""'~~:;o till Paid. 111. . both, 701 41hOIII'!>OIIo, Coll441-4411altatl pm, Fumtsh~ 1174 f.,d F1QO .. 311 ........ Ulle n.w •mmurn toPPif, -U711 . 11aby-- Fumilhad offloltnar ltiO - · nm •tre ~ llh. 114-:PI,- 1. :: :==r:-:o· J.: f140 ,_ mo. DoCoil etil-448-4222 1.5.. ' F...- 1171. Ford ·Pick-up till - Pl. PB •.no to tiH. R - - f225 to 1371. ~ 121 .o •121. D - 1101 ond .up to 1495. Waod- w-1 cholro ,211 to nee. 0oo1t 11 QO up 19 1371. Hut- f400 and' up. lunk beck con:.tete W•INII:Ir•MI f2tl ·ond up"'t311.S.by1110 •11711. Mo-orboJI ......... lutl Or ·1 13. t73, ..., ..3,.a-...,,nl. King 1310. 4 d f - _ , Ill. Gun gun. Olo, w. vo.. Ouiot GUILTS eOUOHT-SOLO <~ ' PER MONTH WITH !fi;lt · ' NO SUNDAY CALLS · Day 45 ec:re ferm. 4 br. beth. khchen, dlnh1g room. fuR biMment. fenced. weter, 2 atory a••·· tool building, INim, buiklinge. orgo Buddaye14-184·4711 . 1 S48DO 81SSELL SIDING CO. New ltomts luilt "Free Eltimatill" · ·' Farms for Sele iUYING RAW FURSI Ginoeng, 10.' ~SH ANrENN.A. ~·: · PANASONIC RECEIVER · · 'Al~=~:s:ING e•._ freezer . 3()4..882~2203. 1ellow Root. beef tt_nd de8f· liules. Alto seiNng trapping pplies, Whe.tlitn. Nitt U1n. urs 1 :00·9 :00. Cto..t Wid. .. SIDIIG good ihape. .2.500. 304-4581988. Two lott with mobile homL all electric. centrll llir, new CQel, nict biO upright food 92-3476 . SIIOWIOOM HOUIS: 9 to S Mtn. ,,..., Wttl. & Fri. 614•440• 3033. 1OxiO t;liler. partly lumlohed. Otflct tpec. · Store apece in Pt. Pl ........ A-One Reel Ettatt Ph. . Ed . Burkitt Berber Shop, nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. 814· IIISTALLAnOII" Work ; Guaranteed . . luving deily gold, sltv..- coins. Angs. jewelry, nlrfing were. old ·ns. larve .:unency. Top pri- Window •Vinyl. Stool Siding •Storm Window• •Daoro . "FREE Year• !Maintenance Experience · Moy Slay on· lot. 18000: 742- linone~al $•11 614-446-2223 or 614- •lntuleted Repla~ement 7 1971 Windlof, 70x14, 3 be6In v.., nice condition. ·34 set of g~od usld lraetor,chllins (304) 675-5252 C.,ltr 81 4-9815·33151 . ' . RESIDENTIAL WINDOW, INC. 405 MAl NStreet, Pl. Pluunt. WV 25550 1.,,,., fumeee. Call 114-911-33&0 or 33 I OP CASH poid ior '83 modo! nd newer uted c:••· Smith ulcli:·POIUI.c, 1911 . E11t1tn Bx41 two bedroom with 8M I'OOIIll. dl'f' thru Fridey. PreftrinfentiiO ' Wanted To Buy FIKiorj Chaict 12 Gauge Shatg~• Oniy . Situations We t d n e ~yaor old. CoH 304-171-3774. EVERY SAT. NIGHT \ 6'30 P.M. ; . 12 82 -6760. RACIIIE - Apprm. 3~ acres of land with J.4 bedroom . home. Also small mobile home for rental income. Must see' A ·ro w t. Sund.y, E11tem HIM.... lashan BuHdlng t REPAIR ~~.. -Tr•••!'ll"loa · Complete~ remodeled 1971 Salem mobile home. New house roof installed. New furnace, hot water heat . 2 bedrooms, appro• . ~ acre lot. $16.500.00. HIIIIY E. Cltlllld, Jr. 992·1191 Jon TNIMII ..... Mt-2&10 Dottie Ttmtr ..... 9t2-St2 Offk:t................ 9t2-22H 1";;:::;;:::;:::::::T;;:;.~;;:;;~~~~ ar Cline's Fruil: Ferm . M•l• RACINE FIRE DEPT.' , AUTO & TRUCK KENQ.BASHAN ROAD - POMEROY - II? acres, nice I floor plan home w~h car· port, sheds, and cellar. Garden sp~ee and other nice leatures. Priced to sell at · ~oo.oo REWARD 10r tho r• " pr block mila long ~ll•ed ; ;hu•hU•· · otolon trom my lj>n1e11·17·88onRou111Hollor !ld· Call 814·381-1832 GUN SHOOT P-roy Ohio $47,500.00. MIDDLEPORT - Nice home on a corner lot with garage and basement New vinyl siding and equipped krtchen, fireplace, shed. Priced. for quicll sale! MAllE OFFERS2Ul0.00. 992·5766 ' Debbie Metldci,V I(I-Owner; · lmojean BIIIVin• . ' Loretta Hollinger, Shelly Ohlinger · Merrl Amtbary ~oger Newer ranch home on corner lot Spacious livinR room wrth beautiful fireplace. La1ge mo· dern krtchen, 3 bedrooms, basement · E•cellent condition L11ge carport, concrete drive. BRADBURY - Recenlly remodeled 3 bedroom home with partial basement. Huge equipped kitchen, dining area and free gas to house. Also has 20 acres and sate~ lite dish. your vacation on such short notice." · 5-3807 . - NEW LISTING- RACINE- 216E.2nd- St. · Phone .. !list Letert . . .. .A~rtrelien _.,d, moll, blocli, llo whlla. tail. C.ll 304~195 · 3124 or ~YSYIU£, Real Estate 1u1101 . EAR PIEICING, MANICURING, PERMS AND All YOUR. STYLING NEEDS . .John .I(. Benh · ~J~· RT. SO, EAST rEAFORDm ' ' ·~··· "~'d like. to thank you, Higgms, for coming back from . Lost and Found _OPEN: Mon.-Fri. 8 am'9 pm-Sat. 8-6 ' ' · , Walk:in1 Welcome ' ff 949·2756 i ' ' ' . . & SERVICE E . Main. . POMEROY,O. 99.2-2259 27111. 21)11, ....................... "' .......,.__:.; 2 .t • 114·981·3618 Iller I I' ~"·· 949~28,3 Reel Estate General after 5:30 to gtveiWey. m ..... I' . ' . Hel)ing re1idence; Mi. •from Wetch 4.76 ACRES- Near Salem Center. 3 BR ranch, ele. BB heat. carpeting & carport. Mi~e. . ~ Fle~ood1 Rd. ICo. R~ 28) at Harley - Nice laying land al Sumner with mi· nerals. US ACRES- Near Burl in· gham . 2 BR trailer 12•65, i'h baths. range &refrigera· tor. Only $16,000. IIOCK SPRINGS - Good 7 rm. home in ercellent condition . Birch kitchen, cook & bake units. 2 baths, furnace, basement, 3 or 4 BRs, garage 54 ' I Located on Sunday, Eastern Hill area, near Cline's Fruit Frm. Male Dachshund, brown with white on chest. Answers to Max. Call 614-667-3073 A reward of ssoo cash is offered for the apprehension and Convicthtn of the person or persons responsible for firing several gun ihots into a gas compressor station owned and oper~ted by Catl. E. Smith · Petroleum in Portsmouth. Located on Silver Ridge Rd., Orange Twp., Meigs County, Ohio. I . ~aavy equipment .. repairs and welding.' (it\ll .makas 8i models) . Pre-l:ut frets awailablt LOST Mobile service 7414 D,...._. tn: caWn•• e.. 10. • t2 or - 3rd. 'Ave. 1 belt. prtvM• I Eleetronic Orga111 ·;,~!. ~!!.'~· Nicaly fuirriohld homo CA a . hNt, oxcol: - · odultaonly. Colll14'441-0331. ' RIDGE T~GGING 100 REWARD I. I "'"'r. CHRISTMAS iTREES Lost and Found I 614-1113.S2U .FOR Diad Book 263, Pego 445: Deed Book 2118, F!ogo I , I I I . 44 . AIN!~mant for Rent DO J.l.'s 117300<fgoTruc:ll, g o o d lion. Muot Ill Ph. ll4-448- Sot01 ond chlliro pri- Iron\ 1311 "' fi9J. Ta- flO ond up to 1125. Hide-a·- 1390 I Salit l2 Chevy 14 - · ·"-"duty. -tolr,motor-- k . 1400 ,.m, Colll14·241· 11077. .,, CJi,e_iMpok. . Mobilo hOmo. 2 - -· locatld Alhton UptOn Rood. 1110. ,_th pluo - 304176-401111. --~----'-- I . ond · ond Chotitor 72 · Trucbfor Vellly ·Furniture, n.used. Largo OICIIon of 4UIIIity futftltur• . 121 I -Eeltern Ave ., Two - · eaJ • ' Krr Goods a . ' "if'"Householcl MaNe hom& Stelle Court. C.R 1.Z.IOM-Homo.2-oom lumltlted. In c . t - . y f221 .00mo. ..... 441-2310. M --"'tt - · ....., ·-"'. 14170 quilt country 0 . J, WhlloRd. C - • H HOIIIital eon 114·448-7117 altor 8:00pm. 3 b4droom, furnished or unturNthed. 1 chlkt, no P••· Cell 304-112-2418. 2Mtf,_rnallllohomelor-. Comolllaly - Coll$14·141· 2213. 110 , . . ,, For rtnt 11....-. Room• end light hoiiH k....... ,.._, Pork c-11 Hotel. Col 114·44•· 07111. Roomo -lor -Hotil. · cloy, rnont11. c.n- 114-· 441-1711. ---Oif120 """'"'- Furnithod ,_, 811 21td. O.QI. n11. Utllltill .... lh. . both. Slntlo Coli 448· 4411 aftor 7pm. 48 SHc• for Rant Dopollt.l - l c - . Rt. I LoGuttlano.Pt. P I - - q l 11.11 . •14·742· 2141 . For111o, lnlontolflodf•oeowHh metc:fth1g bonMis. Juat tike -:;;;:::=::;;;:::;:::=== -=sa & Fruit Vegetables 22... n-. Cal 814-892-7143 "'" 2 :00p.m. 1815 300 zx. 2• 2. - ...... Fr•sh truckload New York eacehnt condition Pb. 614-lum .... dryl<,., ..... A·1 grown .... - ' " · 7 klndo. . 441·7102. N..-1 tt~. ben .. · -· UHd vory llnfL Alto 12 .... fl. Wl.ipoollr-. A·1 nu. g,.,.. StMIIotl or by bo1 . 1981 Morcury Mar. .. PB. Pl. J.... Fruit Morklt. At. 35, llir. cruH. Good COfldhlon. New - -· Upright. Coft 114- He~eo.'l 112-eel&. tiret. t1800. CIU 11-t- 9412101 or 814-9,49-2110. Tony' I Gun A.,..rs, hot rtblu• I q 1': ~'IIIII;, , lng. o,_. 1:00AM to 7 '00 PM. 1811 OW. 18. automMic treni· Cal1304·17&·4131 . milllon.4-.goocl-lon. \ ! I \) ! )I ~ Phone S14·912·1170. Shop tor Chrlttmu with FULLER BRUSH PRODUCTS, 1171 Mulling, Calf 304·875-1090. tlrtt. llcetllftt c:ondttiOn. . ... oflor, PhoM e14-H2·7887. 61 Farm Equipment , . _ P.A. Syotom XA700 ...... with ..,..••. monhOfl. I . .! Oooftto Ornnl. Auto. olr. CAOSI. IONS microphon•. nend. 304-175· AM·FMcCoR 614· U.S. 31 West. Joc:koon, Ohio. 3171. 112·1421 . 114-211-1411. Holond, ....,.... lntulstod camoft- Moool'l Alpin. Auto, Buill Hoo Iii• • &orvroa. o - 1110 Oooftto 114-112-1421 . 40 uHd lreclort 10 chooM from dlum, io181 f21:00: XL t30.00. • uood 1971 OWl Cutillo. Colt I 11c.m.to. ....., clothing. • C>Onllllllolloo ot 1Joot1. bibe denim t11.00. equipment. Lara• .....ton In 141-2814 '""""''' WI..... jaokiiL llllrtl, pl ... S.E. Ohio. podlot-p-t4ooo. S"" JIM'S FAAM EQUIPMENT 1 t71 Dodge CDII St•tlon ..._..,... J . - lndopond- CENTEA. SR 31 W. OIIUpollo, Wagon. Good - · aody lair. ·Aoad. Old Rt. 21, Ent· .. Col "•weneuuaod. Frtdey, Sat~ay. Ohio. Coli 114·441-1717..... High lt4-14t.201lllt• 8,oo. Iunday. 12:00·1:00 P.M. other ll il-448-3112. Up lront troc:• over 40 UHd dayelltat 4,00 P.M. Allor Doc. toll with 17th.- dolly, 12:00tliii:OO troctoro.1000-. Muat ,.. 1111 c - ......... P.M. Phone 304· 273-1111. good 'Dondltion n.an.oo.: UTIUTY ILOO. IPI!CIAL: 1110 f7ti.OO "' Commada • Vic·20 penon .. 2Tx31'xi'EAYE - · tlcllna - ·. 304-1711-1071 color computer . 304-111 · - . - - 14,211.00 Jill. 1177Chtory-. ..... - hon Hor11 . _.. Ph.tliltloo. 11.000 · 11,200.00 a - t - 23.2 ..... . . ... 332-1741. 1!11. 3114-171-7371. fiMh dtfrol1. 3 level stor~~ge. 1110.; - - 1121. 1114C.MVAitr-- lorp.u 111e C'-ic 17.000 or....,... noo. Caltl14·317· -mllot.AC......... -11 3114·4111-1713 . 7114. - .. :104-1711·2210. tllotl Waod IIDVI. tan. lttoludod. .,.,.,, Antiottro . _ , lltnlu> Whftl F.rm Trecton, lett Prioe 1114 Chevy •·10, 4•4 110.: ca - ,.._ ~~-_ - w. E.,.,._ Co. y~ 304-8711-tix 101 AC 3·-· 1200. In7421 CNIOI, fir, tit, Y·l I col · . ..... 304-171-2700. 304-1711--. . Oflftll•. :'.':'::.!!: ... c'!nh,:'..":~:'i'd: -~~~- Rt. 1 Locuat Rd. -ROOII • homo Ohio At- . t . 1'111. lolL . C-. 3114· 171-1071. ' now,-.- - ______ COUNTRY MOillE Homo ...... ..-............. Fergu-.- mil•. - ·Coli -·on.. we"'""' .......... 51 Hou~ehold Good• • 171-3000. Two Hctrooin ttllilet, GOl.lpl•. one emtll chlkf. Aef•.noet • tor ..... S.uoned Olk. Accept helt vouch•, Call Two guiltre baH Hond1ll with dlgmoclgo pidlup ompog . 11rnp. 3CM-882-2.203 . 1 2 Ill droom mobl• hom& Mkf. .._,,O. R o - - • • · 304-02·3217 ,- 304--n1-1102t. K • K MobHI Hom•, 2 .,.. 3 111:! oam mobile hom11, 304- place. 304-773-1840. 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Old 1 n- : Upllo-. • ~~~-.,·· Upholltwlt. _ , . ~ trl CIOUftly lrM21.,..., lltet.et "' t• ' •• C.l 30•-171·• 14 for tree In furniture r' •' ,, �• . •-~P;~~~;-1:2~~~~~~-~~Y~~=oo~·~~~;:----~-----r======~Po~ - =~~~~M~~~~~rt~,~O~m~o====~~~~~~~-;~--~F~ri~da~y~.~o~~em~~~r!1~9.~-1~9~86 I ;. M,eiDQ e._, County .Court : Indlvl"u•ls· ftned this w~k in .. ¥ ~ ; Melgs 'Couniy Court, as released ' by Ju!lg~ Patrick O'Brien, were: Harry M. Carleton, Coolville, $110 and costs, :JJ days in jaH~d • six month license suspenSion, ' OW!: ·costs only and ;JO days in , jail, driving under suspension; • Char-les W· Ball ey, p omeroy, · . $100 and costs, three days ln jail, •M f fJ d h d • """ o 11e an t ree ays to be ' suspended tf opera tor ·s 11cense 1s ., obtained 1 · within 45d ays; Chares • Canter, Syracuse, $100 and costs, fine suspended , 90 days in jail ; with 60 days suspended, slx ' _months probation; criminal dam_ a_glng; Ma r k Jordan, Columbu s, $20 and costs, assured clear . distance; Jennie Bass, Syracuse, $25 and costs, expired operator's license, $5 a nd costs, defective '"ex haust; Mark D. Slater, Pome· roy, costs only, driver not wea r· ing seat belt; Edw in Ash ..Racine. $10 and costs, passing wit hin' intersection; Daniel E . Miller, Point Pleasant , W.Va., $2o and costs, lit.te rlng; Randall Williaomc.~-o'nBet .ro!P_re; $20 and costs , failed t 1 Fined for hunting related charges were Don Cuiiums, Pomeroy, $100 and costs. fail ed to det ach temporary tag and attach to deer where it fell; Daniel W. Miller. North Olm· stead, $25 and costs, knowingly transporlin!( or having a loaded firearm In a motor vehicle; John S. Reed. Waco, Ky,. S25 a nd cost , knowingly transporting or hav· ing a loaded firearm in a mot or vehicle; Willard Strickland, Li· ,·thla, Fla., $150 and cos ts. a id ing another after successfully taking a deer; Daniel Trout, Lodi , $100 and costs, attempting to take more than one deer; Dean Zohnd. Berea, Ky., $25 and costs. know· ingly transporting or hav ing a loaded fi rearm in a motor vehicle; Charles D. Miller, South Point , $25 and cos ts, knowi ngly transporting or having a loaded firearm in a motor vehi cle; Robert Koran Sr., Seven Hills, $100 and costs, failed to attach temporary tag when deer fell; Paul Cooley Jr., Ashland. $25 and costs. having a loaded firearm in vehicle. Denzll Haught , Little Hocking, $25 and costs, possessing a deer that was not tagged as required by Ohio Administrative Code; $25 a nd costs, hu nting upo n the lands of another without obtain· lng permission from the owner; Carl M. Cllne, Mason, W.Va., $50 and costs, possessing a deer that was taken Illegally; Da nny D. Barrett, Dexter, $100 and costs, failed to detach temporary tag from special deer permit and attach to deer where it feU: Michael Bean, Albany, $100 and costs, failed to detach temporary tag from special deer permit and attach to deer where it feU; Raleigh A. Hetzer, Akron, S25 and costs. knowingly transporting or having a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle; Steven Hetzer, Akron, $25 and costs, knowingly transporting or hav in g a loaded firearm in a motor vehicle; Gerald Phill ips, Akron, $100 and costs. fa iled to detach temporary Area deat"hs I ' ; I tag from special deer pe.rmit and Ca· rl Shene f'Ie Jd ' renee Shenefleld • D.ay t on; one attach it to deer where it feU: sister, Gladys Knotts, Vinton. He Charles Pugh, Long Bottom. $2 5 and cos ts, knowingly transport· Carl Herbert ,Shenefield, 89, was prec€\led in ' death by a lng ·a loaded firearm In a motor Rt. 1, Langsville, died at Vete- ~~!rl.ht~~oPh?r~~~e~:Y:n~h~~~ vehicle: Dwight Tipton, Union, rans Memorial Hospital · Ex· sisters. , $150 and costs, hunting deer w ith ~~d:~s c:rr~t~::;' ~anr~~r:~~y~ Funeral services will be Sun· 7mm rtne; James Robson, day, 2 p.m. at McCoy Moore member of the Salem Center Funeral Home In Vinton, Rev . Pomeroy, $25 and costs, aiding and assisting another in the United Methodist Church. Ro M He was born ·Jan. 21. 1897 at bert ussman officiating. possession of a deer that was not Burial follows In Standish Cern~ Vinton, son .of the late Charles tery, Vinton County. Friends <tagged as required; Dennis Rucker, Reedsville,• costs only, · Shenefield. E.D. and · Lol a Alexa nde r may call at the funeral home hunting deer without an ;mnual Saturday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. 1986 special deer permit, · He married Claire H. Folden Ricky Burton, Dayl?"· $100 June 6, 1915 at Dexier, and s he . Trash sernce and costs, attempting to take survives. Also surviving are one more than one deer, $30 and son, Rex Shenefield, Langsvtue; pickup changed costs, carrying a s pecial deer two grandchUdren: ·four great permit issued to another whUe grandchUdren; otie brother, Lau· The Dec. 25 pickups by Man·· hunting deer; Terry Crace, Sa · ley's ·T rash Service will be lyersville, Ky ., $25 and costs, ·changed to Dec. 26. possessing a deer that ·was not Judgments o,f $48,810.33 to tagged as required: P a ul Kelley, Farmers Bank and Savings Co., Christmas programs' Chesapeake, $25 and costs, know· $3910 to City Loan Bank, $5438.34 lngly having a loaded firearm In to Bank One and $526 to Greg Long Bottom Unite:<! Methodist a motor vehicle; Jackie Calla- Sheets, have been granfed in Church wjU present its annual ha n, $50 and costs , hunting deer Meigs County Common Pleas Christmas program at 7 p.m. on landofanot herwithoutannual Court In a foreclosure action Sunday. The public Is invited. deer permi t.. against Georg~ Stitt, et al. Fined for speeding were Todd Duane L Jones has entered a The public is invited to attend a Grover, Pomeroy, $24 a nd costs; plea of not guilty to mar ijuana Christmas program at Morning Richard Vass, Hun tington. $25 related charges and has been Star United Methodist Church, to and costs: Jeffrey Basha m, released by the court on a $5000 be presented Monday at 7:30 Coolville, $21 and cos ts; Stephen recognizance bond. p.m. · Hamilton, Greenup, Ky .. $20 and Restraining orders have been cos ts; Mubanda Kartha, Vienna, issued against the defendants In Public Notice w.va., $25 and costs; Hugh the cases of Diana Lynn Starcer Bruestle, Parkersburg, W.Va.. aga inst Ronald Ea rl Starcher NOTICE OF $26 and costs; Danny Brickles, and Robert L. Hunt against APPOINTMENT .. Middleport, $22 and costs: Brent . Francis L. Hunt. OF FIOUCIARY Norton, Pomeroy, $23 and costs: The cases of Charles William "On Oecomber 9, 1986 in the Meig1 County Pro bet~ Kimberly Drautter, Athens, $22 Craig agaslnt Debra Craig, Rl· Court, Coso. No. 25236, and costs; Hee Sui .Park, Athens. chard B. Whited against Dorothy Mary JOfdon and John H. $21 and costs; Constance Moore, M. Whited, and James W." Suttle. Knotts, Route 3, Bo• 59. ca mbridge. $23 and costs; Cha· et al, against Margaret Wilken· · Albeny, Ohio 45710 and 99 Brook Drive. Reynold1burg rles Athey, Jackson, $23 and son, et al, have been dismissed. 0 . 43088 ·were. appointed cos ts; Arlene Dowell, Long Bot· Rick Reeves has been dis· Co-executor~ of the estate tom , $21 and cos ts . ~barged from probation. of Ida E. Denison, dece11ed. Forfeit ing bonds in county Divorces granted leta of Bo• 59, Albany, Ohio 45710." court we re Ea rl Adkins, Kimper, Divorces have been granted in Robert. E. Buck, Ky.. $70 and costs, hunting deer Meigs County Common Pleas ProiN:to Judge from or by the aid of a motor c ourt to Norma J . King from Lena K. Nasoolroad, vehicle; Gordon Starr, Hamil· Thomas King, who have lived Cleric 112) 12, t9, 26; 3tc ton, $45 and costs, hurting on land separately for the past one and without permission,· Jason Bui· one-ha if years, and to Cindy Lou r lock. Orlando, Fla ., $50, speed· Cundiff from Larry Lee Cundiff, lng; Bruce M. Cott rill , Hunting- on groun ds of gross neglect of GRAVELY TRACTOR ton, W.Va .. $50; Mark Jordan, duty and extreme cruelty. Cindy SALES & SERVICE Columbus, $40, driver not wear- Cundiff was restored by the court 204 Condor St. · Pomeroy, 01!. ing a seat belt. 1 h o er . malden name Cindy , Phone 992-2975 Norman. Free clothing day The GalUa:Melgs Co!llmunlty Action Agency wUl hold its. free clothing day for loW-income persons on Monday and Tuesday, ~a.m. to 12 nopn, .a t the old high scho9l buUdlng In Cheshire. Hospital news ' Velerans Memorial · - Haro ld B ran· Admissions R d 111 non, ee sv e. Discharges - Dolly Boster, Millard Ball, Mas:ie Young. If There Is A Question '------------1 Squads respon d to 7 U Th d · Ca 8 Ur8 ay · Meigs Coun ty Emergency Medical Services reports seven calls Thursday; Pomeroy at 2: 39 a. m. to Mechanic St. for James Cornell to Holzer Medical Ceoter; Raci ne at 4:45 a.m. to Barringer Ridge Road for Cecil DeLong to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 9:22 a.m. to Sco ut Camp Road for Jose Mascorro to Holzer.Medical Center; f1 1ddlepOrt at 12:15 p.m. to County Road 10 for Allee Levingston to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 4: 25 p.m. treated but did not transport Stephanie Jones: Tuppers Plains at 6:25p.m. to0hio681!orHarold Brannon to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 6:43 p.m. to Kroger' s for Lola Proffitt to Veterans Memorial Hospital. · FAU I. WINTER HOUR$ Receive licenses . A marriage license has been issued in Meigs County Probate Courtto Lawrence Elmer Hysell, 48, Rutland, a nd Dorothy Louise Hysell, 32, Rutland. W h CLOSEO MONDAYS TUES ., WED., THURS .. FRI. 9 AM to 5 PM SATURDAYS 9 to 1 THE GRAVELY eat er George R. Plagenz reassures us that there is indeed a Santa Claus - A·2 . 1----------"!'.-------------1 Florida Tangelos Vat. 21 No. 45 176 Count '1.39 doz. '11.49 box 100 Count 5 for '1 21 '19.00box RED DELICIOUS APPLES Don't Take. A Chan<e. . By JIM WEIDEMOYER Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Concerned with the future of emergency m edic al services In Gail Ia County, four area doctors volun· leered Friday to approach the Southeastern Ohio Emergency MPdlcal Services about possible Incorporation with . the current county · Drs. H. 675.-4340 FRIDAY r DECEMBER 19th FISH & CHIPS PLATTER""""""""'"":.............. s1.89 SUNDAY DECEMBER 21st I 0111 A~nu1/ Chtllflllll Olnne1 TUIIIET, DRESSING and ALL THE TRIMMINGS ..... 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The doctors explained that a more efficient communication system would be necessary, with more and professional supervision, to maintain a productive system . SEOEMS has aU of these, the doctors pointed out, suggesting that some sort of merger with SEOEMS and the count y system could be the solution. The county EMS is facing financial hardship, because as of Jan. 1, 1987 there w111 be no federal revenue sharing ()inds, the service's major source of c Income. The fund reduction has forced many salary cuts and. consequently , many EMS em· ployees have left. "The service the county Is providing is good bu t It needs to be upgraded. " Munro told com· missioners. "J\nd if you keep whittling at salaries and keep their jobs up In the air, It Is only going to get worse." " Maybe we can't afford our own EMS," Abels said . "Maybe we need to go half· and· half with SEOEMS ." , Munro said he felt the count y EMS is " just as good If not better" at servlngt he publicthan SEOEMS . But that does not solve the funding problem . " The co mmunication n~d s to be upgraded and we need vehi· cles," Berkich sald. "IfSEOEMS RIO GRANDE - The fi rst scholarship fund ever to be endowed exclusively for the benefit of a West Virginia student wishing to attend Rio Gra~de College has been established by Jack E . Fruth, president of Fruth Pharmacy. "Rio Grande should and must overcome boundaries," said Dr. Paul C. Hayes, college president. "This en· dowment will allow Rio Grande College to bridge a geographical gap created by the Ohio River for students of this portion of West Virginia. " · The Henry E. and Mar jor ie M. Fruth Scholarship is a deqicated fund , specifically earmarked to assist Mason County students pursue his or her vocational goal through education at RGC. "For too long, students In neighboring Mason CountY • have been separated from Rio Grande's educational progra ms and service," Hayes added. "This scholarship Is specifically designed to link the college with a natural constituency of students.·" · "As an individual, I am pleased to begin the process of endowing a scholarship at Rio Grande for West Virginia students," Fruth said Jn esiab· lishlng the scholarship fund. "My sincere hope is that others wUl follow suit by making similar scholars.hips available to students at Rio Grande College throughout this region of West Vir ginia," Fruth added. College officials hope to expand their West Virginia s~holars!llp ·program·to Wood and Jackson counties, as well as in Mason. "People throughout the southern Ohio and western West Virginia area share the same social, econom,lc and culturill needs ," said Richard H. Owens, Rio Grande· s vice president for development. "This scholarship, linked with others we hope to establish, wlll go a long way in helping us meet those needs through the shared benefit of · high er education. " Jack E. Fruth, Point Plea· sant, Is the president of Fruth Pharmacy Inc., a family of retail pharmacies operating In Ohio and West Virginia. A recent appointee to the RGC Board of Trustees, Fruth GALLIPOLIS - An action challenging separate federal court decisions clearing a Galli· polls police officer and several Ga111a County Sheriff' s Depart· ment personnel of wrongdoing In a 1981 shooting death has been filed in the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals. The action was taken by Helen Sharp, Springfield. admlnistr a· tor of the estate of Byron D. Redman. News of the appeal was SU SE 3 TO CHOOSE FROM $l O 55 7 SEE r----,infi1M~A~~----llT~a~~~~~~~aGrapes RED GRAPES 65' lb. '12.91;~ • BLACK GRAPES 89' lb. '14.00 r:J~ EXTRA FANCY 14 LB. - •14" 8 LB. - · •10" 4 LB. - •3•• Genuine Waccamaw Wicker Baskets, Packi~ To The Top And Fancy Wrapped With The Finest Of Several Fresh Fruit Candy And Nuts, Different Sizes For Your Selection. J.D. STORY POINSmiAS ED BARTELS JIMMY DEEM AT BRIAN HOUDASHELT ITH-NELSON M'OTORS DISCOUNTS OFFERED TO CHURCHES NON PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, PRICES GOOD THRU DEC. 24th, DRIVE TUTTLE, UVE A LOT! p.m .. p.m. Open 500 EAST MAIN STIEET POMEROY OHIO ' 992-2174 ' 101(304) 5 MARKET 773-5721 1 I WE HA~E THE KEY TO ABETTER DEAL ' I 'relayed this week In a letter from Columbus attorney Brian L. Buzby to Sheriff James M. Montgomery and Prosecutor Jo· seph L. Cain. Sharp filed a federal lawsu 11 against the city and the county In August 1982, claiming that Red· man, her son, had been repeat· edly assaulted and beaten by sheriff's personnel and city po· lice officers prior to hi s death on Sept. 12, 1981. ·*·'.!'-~ ''*' -:-;.: ,..tv.<'ll'''·' •-,·v.~_Y >'-' ~---~" ,... .~:·-"--"" -' '~ ~~-- ,:'<>. + N~N· SCHOL..tRsHIP ENDOWMENT- Jack E. Fruth, right, presents a c heck to Rio Grande College and Community Collese President Paul C. Hayes Friday. Fruth, the president of Fruth Pharmacy, has established the first scholarship fund ever to be endowed el<ciusively for the benefit of a West Virginia student· wishing t6 attend Rio Grande College. Is active In civic and corrimun· ity affairs. He Is a member of the Point Pleasant-Mason County Chamber of Com· merce, Mason County Devel· opment Authority and Plea· sant Valley Hospital Board of Trustees. He Is past president of each of those organizations. An earlier summary judgm ent in federal court cleared several of the principals in Sharp's suit, but still left Patrolman Jack Owen, whO shot Redman, open to litigation. Following a four -day tr ial In U.S. District Court in Columbus in November, a jury found In favor of Owen, the brother of GaUipolis Ponce Chief Joe Owen, and dismissed the case. Redman, 22, was arrested by the Ohio Highway Patrol a nd delivered to t·he Gai11a County Jall, where he reportedly assaulted jail er Oliver "Bud" Raygo with a razor. shot and wounded Raygo, twice shot and wounded dispatcher Tony Haner and severely beat Capt. Silas Hamilton. Redman was co n· fronted by Owen and Patrolman 1 (now Sgt.) Keith E111ott , who warned Redman to drop the billy club he was holding. Redman reportedly lunged at Owen with the club and was shol once. Redm an died a few hours later In Holzer Medical Center. Buzby, of the firm of Porter, Wri ght, Morris & Arthur, ad· vised Montgomery and Cain that paperwork involved in preparing the appeal m ay take several months. Once a transcript · Is filed, Sharp's attorneys will have about a month to file a brief with rContlnued on A-3) Celeste vetoes refonn measure By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter .COLUMBUS (UP!) - State lawmakers, who worked most of the year to forge. a delicate compromise on a complicated civil justice and insurance refor m biU, may reconvene next week to override a surpr ise gubernatorial veto. Gov. Richard F. Celeste. exhibIting new-found independence .gained from his . landslide reelection last month, vetoed the measure Friday to the delight of organized labor and consumer groups. But many legislators, lnclud· GROUND BROKEN FOR COMPLEX - A groundbreaklng ing the presiding officers of the ceremony was held Friday lor Frenchtown Apartments, a ZS·unlt, Senate and House, were stung by :lll,flOO.aquare-loot senior cltlz~ housing complex ta be buill on the the veto, which immediately '' 781 block o' Fourth Aven\le In Gallipolis. The complex will be touched off a confrontation beowned by Frenchtown Apartments Ltd. Present for the tween the executive and leglsla· · eartiJ.Iuralng were, from left, Thomas E. Halnton, lnterbn live branches over control of the executive vice president of the Gallla County Community (Convnued on A· 7) Improvement Cor~r¥1on; contractor Forest Mullins; Wendell a I can do it ~o no ni ica lly then let' s do it with them. I don't see any reason our coun ty system can't be incorporated in-to SEOEMS's." SEOEMS, which has stations in Jackson, Lawrence, Vinton and Athens counties and is headquartered near Galllpolls, has the communication tower . needed to reach the entire (Continued on A· 7) Oil, gas directive will aid Ohioans Pharmacy chain owner endoWs scholarship fund Two Portions of our tasty Better Dipped Fish served with our .Hom emade Ta~ar . Sauce, Hot Golden French Fries and Your Choice of Homemade Cole Slaw, Macaroni Salad or Baked Beans. and a Hot Buttered Roll , i~rrhauglfn D~ember Panel proposes incorporation ·with SEOEMS Cloth seats, tinted glass, air cond, tilt wheel. P. steering, AM / FM/stereo cassette, luggage rack. . · AS LOW AS 1 JUMBO 48 Size 3 for 19' . '13~91 Box EX. LARGE 72 Size 29• ea. or 4/'1 00 '13.91 Box LARGE U Size 59' lb. '14.91 Box ., Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant, Copyrighted 1986 - da Sunny today, with hlgbll'· near 40. The probability .of . precipitation is near zero ' through today. tmts- ..'I '· ;; .. ra Bulk Nuts With Pecans, En&lish Walnuts, Bruil Nuts & Filberts Just '1.39 lb. Comics ...... ....... ....... lnsert Classlfi eds ... ...... D·H -5-&7 ·n el\ths ........... ,........ A·3,7 Editorial ........ .. ......... .. A·~ Sports .. ....... ... .......... C.J.7 Legal action appeals rulings ·on shooting ·lawsuit Zipper Skin Tangerines 80 Size 5 for '1" '13.98box Indian River Pink Grapefruit 32 Size · 2 for 19' '12.91box Along the River .. ... ... B-1·6 Buslness .................. .... D-1 • Oranges 41.5 BUSHEL BOX '13.98 '13.91 •13.98 '1 50 cents C-1 Rem County ·tnfinnary this 1,. ember tile ho •day season, says Bob Hoeflich .- S.6 · South C~ntral Ohio Variable cloudiness tod~y, with highs between 40 and 45. Partly cloudy tonight, with a low between 25 and 30. Mostly cloudy Saturday, with highs nea r"40. The probability of preclpita· lion is near zero through Saturday. Winds will be from the southw· est at 10 to 15 mph today and light and variable tonight. El<tended Forecasl Sunday through Tuesday Fair through the period, with high s between 35 and 445 eac h day. Overnight lows will range from 25 to 35. SIZE (Count Per Bo)(} PRICE 40 JUMBO 39• ea. 41 EXTRA LAR~E 3 for 95' 64 LARGE 4 for 91' 80 MEDIUM 5 for 19' ~~~~~--~--~~~ ' Days 'til Christmas Judgments granted N,.•..,,... u.s. Rt. 33 · Browns preview ••• Sunbird SE Coupe 7 Sunday Thomas, Ohio Valley Bank; C. Ronald Canntchael of Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Co.; Steven Chapman and E.M. "Ike" Wiseman of Frenchtown Apartments Ltd.; City Manager Dale E . Jman; Bill Carter and Doug Weatherby (behind Carter) of Weatherby, Goodman & Trick, a Columbus architectural llrm; Gallipolis Area Chamber of Commerce Pl'e!lldentDan Davies; and Don Sommen of the Farmen Home Administration. (Times· Sentinel photo hy Lee Ann Welch.) • By NANCY YOACHAM Times-Sentinel Staff POMEROY - An executive order from Gov. Ric hard Ce· leste, which went into effect Oct. 9, is bringing peace of mind to many Ohioans nvlng in the eastern and southeastern regions of the state who . depend on natural gas produced in assocla· lion with comercial oil and gas wells for their own domestic gas supplies. Because some oil and gas well owners or operators in the state announced plans to discontinue production from some wells supplying gas for domestic use, and because carry-out of such plans could have placed lifethreatening hardships on some families during the winter heat· lng season, the governor signed , the executive order, placing certain limita tions on Well owners and operators. With the executive order, no owner-operator may shut In or terminate production from domestic wens, unless demonstrat· lng, In writing, and to the satisfaction of the director of the Ohio Department of Natural ·: Resources, that continued opera· · lion of the well is economically infeasible. If ODNR approves termination of a domestic well, then state efforts are to be combined to secure alternative heat assist· ance programs, such as HEAP, lor affected families. According to Renee Houser, director of ODNR's Division of Oll and Gas, if her depar.tment receives a complaint from a landowner regarding termlna· lion of a domestic wen, the division wlll request Information fro m the well owner-operator. However, If the owner-operator Is actually planning to plug the well, the landowner is "still oui of luck," Hou ser said. Based on Informa tion received, Houser's department wiU then make reco mm endations to the director of ODN R regarding termination of the well . To plug a well, the owner· operator must prove that It is "a sound business decision," she added. . She also pointed out that terms of some leases provide that prior to plugging. the property ow ner must be given the oportunity to buy the well, and in some cases the owner-operator wm just let the property owner havetheweiC • However, when a property · owner takes over well owners hip, the property owner must abide by all laws regarding well operations, including brine dis· posal. The whole process ca n become " very expensive" for property .owners, Houser said, and therefore no t desirable. The executive order, accord· lng to. Houser. has not brought' negative reactions fr om ~e ll· owner-operators, because the required lnfortnation may be : provided on "short forms" and .. the paperwork procedure Is not • cumbersome. Cathy Carleton, of J.D. Drn. ling; Racine, reports the execu'· , (~ontlnued on A·3) · I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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