https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5f127b8e835f24233c8adbd6c90dd08e.pdf 1c389c127ff75c559fac6c94ea9fe38a PDF Text Text .. Page-16-The Daily Sentinel .. Thursday, November 21, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Church notices • Pap4 _ I Meigs girls win Inside: '. Page3 By the Bend ......... Pages 7, 8 Clasflllleds ....... Pages 8, 9, 10 Cornia!-TV ............. Page 14 Dealhl ................... Pqe 12 '·' Ohio vs. ·Michigan ·. Economic crossroads Editorial ................. Page 2 Sports ................. Pages 3, 5 Page2 . Page3 . JUNIQR MEN'S OPEN STOCK FASHION JEANS ILeel -«W•••r BLOUSEs· &'TOPS Big tqps, knit tops and fa II blouses. Tlltt)-JI'IdU'*: Jr. sizes S·M·l and 3 to 13. lee and Wrangler brands in sizes 29 to 50 waist. Stretch denims, 100% cottons in styles you'lllike. layaway at the• S!Jie priced - S22.9S Jeans ...... S17.88 S24.9S Jeans ..... , S19.48 S27. 9S Jeans ...... S21.88 S29.9S Jeans ...... S23.88 Reg. 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Reg. $4,19 Pack of 3 Reg. 3 $3 89 Reg. s14.00 ..................... Salt S11.19 S20.00 ..................... Sale S15.99 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHTS . . 57.19 Dresses ............... 59.59 Dresses ............. 114.~9 Dresses ............. 119.19 Dresses ............. 527.19 PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR Oualitv blouses, pants, vests, skirts and kint tops. Pre-teen sizes 3/6 to 11114. Reg. $17.00 to •30.00 S1359 TO Sill S2399 PAIRS •· 4-""'"'t!IOSiiigii.gtm'i1ntsb1Ul.!rmWion - around 11 a.in. Sept. 13 when he clvU action In Meigs County came In contact with power lines Common Pleas Court were sagging within five feet of the wrapped up Thursday afternoon, ground at the scepe of a tratnc following Judge Charles Knight's accident on Rt. 7 Just . north of rejection of motions by the defend· Pomeroy. ants todlmlss the case. The driver of a pickup truck was James R. Blake, counselfor Ohio DW! 'Vhen he struck and broke a Power and A.E.P., and John M. power pole on Rt. 7 shortly after Adams and Joseph W. Ryan, Jr., midnight onSept.13. The truck was counselforColurnbusandSouthern left In IWO pieces but the driver Ohio Electrtc Co., aU defendants In escapedunhanned. The broken pole the action, made their requests for leaned toward the highway and the dismissal following nearly three electrical lines attached to the pole daysoftestlmonyfrom the plaintiff, sagged near the ground. and a half day's tesUmony for the Tl!ibott came upon the scene 11 defense. hours later and decided to take Theplatntifflnthesult,MaryJane pictures of the truck to show his ,Talbott of Tuppers Plains, alleges teenage sons what could happen ·the defendants were, through negtl· when drinking and driving. Other genCP, res(Xlnslble for the Sept. 13, spectators were also at the site. :1981 ·electrocution death of her Frank W. Porter, counselfor the husband, Teny D. Talbott. plaintiff, argued In closing that the Talbott died Instantaneously emergency situation· was not SOCKS A Meigs County man was cited by the Gallla·Melgs post of the State Highway Pa!roi Thursday morning following a single-car accident on Ohio 325 which Injured tv.v occupants. ·. Veterans Memorial Hospital offiCials said Harold Fetty of Rt. 1, Langsville was treated and relea5eli lor a head laceration and a passenger In his car, Tarnrnl Fetty, 22, of Clewiston, Fla., was treated and released for multiple cuts and bruiseS. Troopers;s&id Fetty was southbound on 325 when he allegedly went off the left sldeofthehighwayandstNckanembankment. Fetty was charged by the patrol with failure to control. Boys sizes 7 to 11. Men's 9 to 13. White, white or grey with color top. Famou.__ Hanes quality. 51.75 Tube Socks ........S1.28 pr. S2.25 Tube Socks ........S1.65 pr. S2.50 Tube Socks ........s1.88 pr, a new dialogue and hall agreed to characterization. "We met as we had to meet," meet again. Gorbachev Is expected Reagan said. "I had called for a to visit the United States next year, fresh start and wemadethatstart.l sometime between Aprtl and Nocan't claim we had a meeting of the vember, and Reagan wW travel to · minds on such fundamentals as Moscow In 1987. In addition, they agreed to speed Ideology or national purpose, but we up to Jan. 8, the starting time for the understand each other better. next round of nuclear rums talks That's key to peace." The words frank, candid and · with their negotiators Instructed to lively were replete In descriptions of seek ways to cut their offenslvt> the 15 hours of meetings between the arsenals by !iJ perrent. In another area, Reagan aides IWo. leaders, Including more than five hours of Intimate one-on- one said the Soviets are signaling they sessions In small cozy salons. Freely would be Interested In a political translated, aides said that at times, settlement ci tbe draining Afghanistan eonfllct. t~ Reagan· Gorbachev talks be· Speaking ol the surprising long came heated, particularly when the president brought up human lights private chats he held with the Kremlin leader with only two and regional conflicts. "We discussed the great Issues of translators present, Reagan said, our time," said fleagan, looking "That was the ·best part - our fresh despite the 17-hour day that fireside summit." "I found Mr. Gorbachev to be an began with a joint ceremony In Geneva and Included a stop at energetic defender of Soviet polNATO headquarters In B111ssets to Icy," said Reagan. "He was an eloquent speaker, and a good report to allied leaders. Reagan, whosald .he made "clear listener." When Gorbachev "Insisted that before the first meet lng ro question we might use a strategiC defense would be swept aside," added ttuit system to(XItoffenslveweaponslnto althoughmanyEast-Westproblems space and establish nuclear superwere not solved, he and Gorbachev Iority," Reagan said, "I welcomed were "at least heading In the right the chanre to tell Mr. Gorbachev direction." He noted thattheyhadestabllshed that we are a nation that defends. ex ect decision next week i.J ·;.n· m"i~ni~ jki~r!lgures ~;:;.j~~ ~~ ~rope;i; · ~ ffie Pow;r · . ihe .. companies. warned lia ·we other spectators to be Porter remlndedthecourt that an cautious. Ohio Power Company employre Porter fllrther maintained that was notified of the accident but the power(l()lllpanles should supply faDed to do anything about 11. law enforeement agencies with Thai employee, Grorge Nessie- wrttten emergency procedures and road, testified earlier In the week, with maps to deflnewhlch compan· that when he received the message 1es own which poles and lines. of the accident, he knew the power Adams,counselforColumbusand lines involved belonged to Columbus Southern, maintained Inclosing that and Southern. He said hecalied the Talbott, through his own negligence, Meigs County Sheriffs Department was res(Xlnsible for the accident. to see If any trouble calls or outages The defense also questioned the had been reported for Ohio Power validity of the plalntlffls rebuttal but he went back to bed when he was witnesses who testified they were at told that nosuchcallshadcomelnto the scene when Talbott died and the sheriff. they did not hear him receive any Porter told the court that the warnings. Counsel for the defense crttlcal word was· "outage," lx'· maintained these witnesses were cause· In fact no outages had too far away from Talbott to have occurredfromtheaccldentslnrethe beard what was said. lines did rot break. Defense also dls[Xlted WednesPorteralsorotedthatwhenByrne day's testimony by Dr. Ben Tuchl, a Vaughan, a dispatcher for the state financial expert, who gave prohighway patrol called the Nessleroad home and talked toason-that son told Vaughn he would get his lather.,.. he'll take care of It. According to test lmony from State Representative Jotynn Bas· Vaughan on Monday, he, did not ter announced a $76,425 litter know which company owned the prevention grant for Meigs County. pole so he caned Nessteroad Boster credited the MeigS County because his was one of the names Commissioners for their grant and phone numbf:rs which he had application. The Ohio Department been given to'callln an emergency. of Natural Resources awards the Porter alleged that Nessleroad funds, which are administered by was negligent In rot further lnvestl· the O!flceof Litter Control. gating ti-e situation. Porter also questioned the ttedl· Meigs County Is armng 86 Ohio blllty c1 three defl>nsewitnesseswho communities which received a total stated that Talbott was warned of of more than $6.4 rnUIIon for ... In reganl toTail'iO r·s ._ Without txirrlcadlng the monetary worth had he lived file dangPr zone. mnnalilfe expectanq. Sheets testified earlier that he left Blake, forOhloPowerandA.E.P., Ihe scene lhal night when he saw argued that Talbott did not have to what he tboughl was a utUity·type stop at the scene of Ihe accident and looklrig truck arrive. that once he did, hefalledtoexerclse Even Ibough Blake pointed a care. flngerattheslalehighway palrol,he Blake maintained that Ohio too maintained that Talbott through Power had no responsiblllty to his own negligence was responsible maintain Columbus and Southern for his death. lines and that Nessleroad followed Blake asked the court for judgcorrect procedure when he called ment In favor of Ohio Power. the sheriff's office for a report. Judge Charles Knight told the Blake also pointed out that parties they could expect a written Nessleroad testified that he had decision In Ihe matter by next always received emergency calls Friday. . . through the sheriffs department II wllllx' Ihe judge'sresponslbllty only. . to determine whelher or nol lhe Blake alleged that Dispatcher defendanls or the plaintiff were Vaughan made a mistake when he negligent In lhe Incident, to what did ror talk personally with Grorge percenrage they were negligent, Nessleroad, and that Sgt. Ezra and lfdamagesaretobeawarded, to Sheets made a mistake when be left base d a rna ges on those the scene before a utility company percenlages. comprehensive litter prevention ties, coordinates st.atewlde events programs. Boster said that these and promotional ~!forts, and ma'l· programs attack Utter by combln· ages the summer youth litter corps, lng several elements from armng a cleanup along Ohio's roadways litter and recycling education; using yourh hired through a federal works program," Boster said. ~AJblic awareness; litter law en· forcernent; containment; collec· Morel han $35rnllllpn IIi grants for lion, and Increased ·recycling litter prevention and recycling have op(Xlrtunitles. been awarded since OLC's estab· "In addition to admlnlslerlng a grants program, the Office of Litter llshment In 198). Funding comes Control provides technical help to from an addlllon lo IlK' corporate both grant and non-grant communi· franchlset aJ(. Murder trial enters.third day today, two testify Thursday BOYS WINTER JACKETS 26 Cenu ·Meigs gets $76,425 grant Two injured in accident 25°/o TUBE Bu!h, left and Houae SpeakerThomuO'Nem. (UPI ). 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"While wesWI have a ways to go, we're at least heading In the right direction," he added Thursday night. · On the thorniest Issue of them all - ''Star Wars"- Reagan refused to give an Inchon researchOrtestlngof ·what he calls the "space shleid" and Got:bachev again warned that the Strategic ' Defense Initiative, the otflclal niune for "Star Wars," wtll taketlli! arms race Into space. However, Reagan characterized the meeting as "fresh start," the minimum goal he had set before embarking on the first. U.S.-Sovlet summit In six years. And In a farewell news cooference· In Gen· eva, Gorbllchev agree!~ with the i Warm knits and brushed polyster. 2 piece sets. Some are looted . Sizes 2 to 7. flannel westerns and poly/cotton blends. Regular ~zes, tails and big sizes. True western styling. I I ·, *29.95 Jackets .................. • *39.95 Jackets........... ....... .15 *69.95 Jackets .................. *54.65 *159.95 Jackets .... ;......... *124. 75 1 Section, 12 Pegoo A Mullimttdla Inc. 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S19.45 S29.95 Jackets ................. S23.35 S39.95 Jackets ................. S31.15 Elb"F'"' POI[IIIt DtOO !6141tfH17l ' . CHARGI CARD POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - • B. Morgan Jr. that Terry left home uphill. He said he found his brother's Patrolman John Withers, In 198) a right chest and abrasions on Ihe The mother oand brother of victim around 12:30 or I p.m. to go to hill to pants pulled to the buttocks as If the deputy with the· Mason County right side of the neck and fronl or John ''Terry"· McCausland, 18. meet someone. He described Ter- body had been pulled by the ankles. Sheriffs Department. Withers was chest. Dr. Grubb said he listed the POint Pleasant, testified as state'~ ry's attire •as blue jeans, red and Robert · thel) removed a .watch lnformedTerryMcCausland'sbody cause of McCausland's dealh as witnesses Thursday morning In white striped tank top and high from Terry's wrist, returned horne has been found at 7:40a .m. on June homiCide bee au~ or the gunshol Mason County Circuit Court In the b<>ots. , to show hts mother the watch, and 18 and met Point Pollee Sgt. Gary wound, gunshot powder marks trial of 22-year-old Ronald Ray then notified pollee. Higginbotham at the end of 12th evident, the body having been "It was rot like him to takeofffor a Myers, charged In the 198) shooting day or two,", Robert said. On the Robert also mentioned during Street. dragged and the body found covered death of McCausland. evening · of June -17, 19lll. he cross-examination by defense attor· The pair followed Robert's dlrec· with brush. Both HJida McCausland, ·the contacted IWo of Terry's friends, ney Ronald R. "Randy" Morgan II, ttons to the scene. Withers said he Dr. Grubb added the victim victim's mother and Robert Mike Oxley, between 5to 7p.m., and that at a oookoutonJune 14, 198J,he noted the Weeds looked as If weighed approximately 210 pounds McCausland Jr., his brother, both of then Mark Bennett. Robert said found his brother scared because something .had been dr11gged and was 6!eel, 2 Inches tall. He said ' Point Pleasant, ,told the Jury they . both had told hfm they did not knOw Terry had walked from Route 2and . through them and that approxl- the body was dragged approxl· : had heard Terry McCausland of lhewhereaboutsof his brother. aperS!m named "Ron" had waved a mately 400 feet further, the creek mately :m yards and that McCaus,mentiOn Myers' name althOugh they gun at him. He also sald that after bedwassltuated.TheareawasHned land either died on the evening of On the morning of June 18, 198), 'had never met the defendant. Both between ' 7 and V:30 a.m., Robert Terry's death, he discovered a ott to secure evidence and Witli!rs June16ortheearly momlngo!June ~escrlbed the blclcteDces c1 Juflt\16, began his search lor Terry by going letter, not addressed to anyone, found McCausland with hls hands 17. ~98). the day John Terry McCaus- to the hW first. "I know the hill like revealing a ''trto, l<lnk)' thing" and boundatthewrtstsoverhishead. · David Lee Lanham or Gallipolis land left to go to "the hill," located off the back of my hand," Robert sald. that be believed Terry dldJIOt write Dr. John Grubb testified he was Fen)', who lived on Main Street In 12th Street behltid a construction site He added Bennett had volunteered lt. called to the scene on June 18 at 8 Point Pleasant In June of 198l, where Pleasant Valley Apartments to accompany him. Robert said he told law'enforce- a.m. He concluded McCausland had testUied he saw Terry McCausland Is now located. and Ronald Ray Myers together . He told the jury that at a dried ment otflclalsaboutthe letter but the been dead for 36 to 48 hours. Robert revetited during question· creek bed he found his brother, . letter was lost and they never During examination or the body, outside the Sixth Street Shop-AtngbyProsecutlngAttorneyDamon laying on.his stomach, shirt bound received it. he noted a gunshot wound to the · - Mlnit on a Monday morning ln'the The fourth witness in the trial was summer ci 198l. June 16, 19lll was a around his wrists and head facing /. • ! . Monday. Allhou~h hr could nol remember the exacl daiP hr saw lhe pair, Lanham did say, on cross· examination by Casey, thai he rememlx'red lhat later lhat day Roberl McCausland came to a house where Lanham was plt.chlng horseshoes and said his brother had received a ptK>nc ca llandwasgolng to "the hill." La nham, who ldt!nljfitod Myers as someone he "ran around with" fora few weeks, said he had known the McCausland family "for years." He told the ju'ry upon cross· examination Ihal he did not report seeing McCausland and Myers logether 10 lix' pollee Immedia tely upon learning of McCa usland's dearh but spoke larerloDeputyT.E. ''Torn" Roush about the incident. He did not say how much later. . Deputy Roush was scheduled to ' testify today. ' �~ommentary ·~ Ill Court Sired Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE llliTERE81'8 OF THE MEIGS. MAllON AREA ~~ '"'"'-''-.. ,. '~c::::loo=o ~v ROBERT L WINGET!' Publisher BOB HOEFIJCH PAT WHITEHEAD Aaslstalil Publisher/ Controller General Mana~er DALE ROTHGEB, IR. News Editor Lf:M"ERS OF OP I'N ION are welcorre. Tht'y should be less than D) words loq. All ~uers art subj eocl to edJUne and must be stgnE'd wi th uame. ad dressand te~ numbt>r. N'o unsigned lettt>rs wtll tJe. ~blishf'd . Leiters sbould be' In gOOd tU~. addressing ISsues. DOl penona lltles. Mouth that speaks with many tongues President Reagan tolerates a lot rt public dissEnsion In lis ranks , and his admlnlstralllln speaks with many voices, oometimes leading to confusion. The split between the State Department and the ))pfense Depamnent In the batlle for Reagan's mind Is obvious and often breaks out Into the open. No one at the White House denies lt. The pll'Sidenl himself acknowledges that some Cabinet members, such as Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger, m play the role of dl.-vll's adv~ate 3nd take posltlons against the Reagan mainstream. . "This president wUI be 111 served if all be had was plain vanDa," said one aide. "He has to bave a diversity or opiniOn." ' The summit meeting betwren Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Corbachev·is a case In point. Weinberger has taken strong vocal pJsitlons against any concessions on arms control. He also wanted to be Invited along on the trip to Geneva, but got nixed apparenlly because his hardllJK> vtews might give credence to Gorbachev's views that "radical antl·Sovlel extremists" have the president's ear. The White House and Pentagon compromisEd by taking along t..o top. Defense Department rttlclals who represEnt the Welnbergpr !Dint It view: Richard Perle and Fred Ikle. The president has consistently denied suggestions tbat Weinberger wants to sabutage the sununlt ~t ct roncern that the store might be given away to the Russians. HP told reporters In an Interview !1.'C€!1tlythal such stories are "distortions" and that he welcomes differences of <:pinion. The admlnistratioll has rarply spolai!n with one voice and 1he feuds betWI'ell iop insiders are part rttbetulf. Secretary It State Alexander Halg and national securffy affairs adviser Richard Allen were etten at odds at the start of Reagan's first tenn. Halg also bad his troubles with the presilenl's " big three" advisers who ruled the roost In his first term, Including James Baker, now treasury ~ary, Edwin Meese, now attorney general and Michael Deaver, who moved Into the public relations field. Secretary ot State Grorge Shultz and Weinberger bave bad their troubles !rem the start and their differences have often been papered 0\ler, but not quite covered up. Reagan is above the tray. Given his choice he undoubtedly would maJDialn a harder line In foreign policy as be did when be tlrst came Into the presklency. But the mid war atmospbere !bat It created did nothing to ease East·West tensiOns or advanre his ,foreign !DUc:Y goals. As a result, he has softened his positions somewhat, .ll.d Is willing to listen. Still his conservative backers do not want him to stray too far !rom tbe fold - that Is his views of communism as dl.-veloped 0\ler «J YearS of dealing with them American style when he was president of the Screen Actors Guild In the '40s. During the Vietnam War. President Lyndon Johnson listened to some key advisers who began JD oppose the war. but he could hardly tolerate tbem. SomP of them fell by the wayside In a policy conflict . President Jimmy Carter appeared to be on the sidelines when his SECretary of state, Cyrus Vance. and national security affairs adviser Zblgnlew Bryzlnsld battled 0\ler foreign policy. In the end the national security affairs adviser won when Vanrewas not lnimned that Carter was planning a rescue mission to free the Iranian hoStages. I · The real purpose of Thanksgiving With the holidays of Thanksgiv- receive dally. oomellmes unbe· Ing and Christmas !Jilckly ap- known to us, for granted and accept proaching us, have we become oo them freely tx' do we take time from wrapped up In festivities and gift our bUsy world and give thanks to buying, that we have forgottm the the greatest gtver of all - Cod? Christmas should be a day ol real meaning of the t~W? great Joy to us. In knowing It Is the With referenre to Thanksgiving day of our Saviour's birth. By m we remPmber the real puJliose giving His Ute on the cross, Jesus, of thiS day? It Is a day set apart as an annual thanksgiving to God for gave us the greatest gift of all the year's blessings. Blessings resurrection from the dead and life come In many ways, such as having eternal, if we let ~rllghts shine for the prlvUege of living In a free Him and llveaccordingto His word. There are two types of people, count ry. where we . can I'XIJ'ess ourselves through freedom of the givers and takers. Let's all ap. press. which the first amendment proach this holiday season with the to the Const itution guarantees us. thought In mind of being givers and find out how joyful we wUI be,.ln The right to print - and rood what we want. The very reason ~r ' thinking of others who are less forefathers set sail In hopes rt fortunate than 'most d us are. ftndlng a new country was for Blessings and giving go "hand In freedom of religion. OnP can hardly hand" and In order to rocetve, we Imagine llv lng In a country where must give In somP way rt ourselves. Maxine Dlddle·Seliers freedom of most things is prohi· Racine, Ohio blted. Do we tak e ~r blessings, we Fall carnival success and help and to Peggy Lewis and all of the town merdlants. Without such wonderfUl people to work wllb our carnival It could not have been such a succe!s. Bradbury PI'O OOirers Brenda Wyall, President Expresses gratitude The Sacred Heart Parish I'X· presses It ~ deep gratitude to Its many fr iends who came to join In the laughter, fun and good food making our yearly bazaar a great sucxess. we value the friendshiP of our many friends and we look forward . WASIDNGTON - The voocher paling In remedial classes; three· In any event, the AguDardeclslon plan propo6Ed lasl wrek by the fourths ol them are In elementary effectively halted the nue 1 Reagan admlnlstraUon is oo oound grades; about !0 percent are black. program as It bad IJoen operat!Dg!n In principle and oo consiJuctlve In The program operates mly In private parochlal schools. The tts appHcatlon tbat the WI should go districts where poverty rates are decision led to last weelc's anromping through Calgress. The high. muncement d a voucher pan. The program Wculd be jpOd for the poor UnW this past July, when tbe administration's bill 1s ntencEd to chUdren 1t 1s mtended to benefit; It Supreme Cwrt banded mwn Its answer the blgl1 court's objection to MJuld be good lor the p~bllc and lamentable decision. In Aguilar v. the ''entanglemene· of clturd! and private sdlool.s where these chDd· Felton, the program had been state under tbe former system, but ren get remedial Instruction; and operating SimOihly In both pubUc If there never bad 'been an AguDar the plan would oot cfiend the SChools and parochial schools: The case, the VQUcher plan still would Constitution. high court held tbat New York make good sense. By way d background, It should City's program, ID wlich public Under the bUl cfiered by Educa· be said that Congress aJ years ago school teacbers were paid to teach tlon Secretary Wllllam Bennett, the created what Is known as !he "Tille remedial classes In parocblal $3.2 bDllon now ~ lor the I" program. Under Ibis program, .schools, violated the Constitution. Tille I program would be made fl'cleral tax fUnds are distributed to The Court divided 54. Justice available In the lonn ol vouchers to states and localll!es to finance Sandra Illy O'Cmnor, dissalllng. parents or participating students. speclal help to chUdren who are called the majority's decisiOn The vouchers, averaging $1m, "educatlonaDy deprival" or "dis· "tragic." Ollet Justice Warren could be used ml)l as payments to advantaged." Nationwide, about 5 Earl Burger said the majority's · the public or pivatesclloolln wlich mlUion cblldren have been partlcl· reasoning "borders m paranoia." Instruction was ol1talned. • The great virtue ot the p-egram lies In the trero:Jm ol choice lbat would be extended to these tam· lies. Wealthy families already have such freedom; they can live In wen.llHJo suburbs with good public schools or they can SEI!d their children to excellent pr,l vate schools. Poor famllles have no such cholcP. For good or ill, t!Joy are stuck with the public school monopoly. Under this plan, parmts could take t!Jolr $1m and apply H tnward tuition at something tbey believe will be better. Bennett had no !DOner concluded his press ronferencce last week than a howl wmt up !rom school superlntmdenls and local sdlool boards. They charged that Bennett was out "to destroy the public school !;ystem as we bave known 11." ~short answer to tba t charge Is, balderdash! We ar«> talking about mly 5 mllllon of our 00 mUllan children In public schools. It Is absurd to suppose that all d the 5 mliUon In Title I classes would flee to private Institutions. But suppose In some Inner city elementary school, In which twothirds of the dJUdren were ellg!ble for Title I, lhllY aD did transfer lo other public or Jl'lvate schools. What would this tell us? For one thing, It would speak eloquently of parental dissatisfaction with tbe Inner city school. ll a school Is a lousy school, doing a lousy job, why should It be kept alive? The voucher b!ll might be the very thing needed to galvanize poor schoolS Into becoming better schools. Competition can m wonders. There Is nothing especially novel about educa tiona! plans thaI are based m freemm d choice. In me fashion or another, to greater or les5er degree, Australia, Can!Kia, Denmark, England, Franre, Ja· pan, Belgium, Sweden, Gennany, Ireland and the Netherlands support - both public and (X'Ivate schools. In our own country, alleasl half a dozen states rtfer educational options of Clle kind or another. to this yearly evmt when we can share this celebration together. Our heartfelt thanks to all. God bless you. Fr. Tony, Sr. Jan and the Sacred Heart Partshlonen 1'1111• "''" NJ NY Central I •• Mlw.,. Din • ' clal pll'SSure. But the lederal administrators never use the new taxes to redure the national debt; they merely find new ways to spend tbe money. The government has · always spent all the tajtes It has collected, plus as mudJ extra as It could gpt away wtth. The result has been skyrocketing taxes, whlcb ~me­ how never catCh up with the deficit. During ~r 38 years on the Washington Merry-Go-Round, the median famtly's Income bas gro\\11 nearly eight times. But the taxes this average family pays oo Its Income has shot up more than :116 times. The constant quest for more taxes has had a deadening effect oo the economy. Multiplying taxes ' I • • • Stnnnto LALkn ""'""st ._. Gl~ 1A Clprs Sealllf .............. ~ 6 7 .462 4~ 6 7 .462 5 7 .fib 5 4 8 .333 6 ·~ PM:IIIc Dtv..._ 11 2 .IWG 96 .0 3 7 · 7 .500 4% 5 8 .:115· 6 49 .JJI 7 211.1M 9 WllnPII: 144 2:ll lOOTI J(I 63Z3 910 2 3) u. NY JSI&Jiders 4, Boi10D 4 !I~\ Sl. 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'. ·~· HAPPY THANKSOI~INO I fbx Start: .., ' . Good work car. MEIGS c•J - ,Jodi Httn1son 14 2, J(lnny Couch to Thf "Too bad we:re not In Tennessee where the judge would let you go - no more room·in the jails, you know/" 1977 CHEVY LUV PICKUP ........... s595 with 15 points while her sister, Jenny, added 13. Julie Miller also puUed down 14 rebounds. · The Marauderettes, coming off a 20-2 TVC championship season and a Class AA 17th state ranking, look control early, jumping to leads of 13-5 and tlie end of the first quarter and 36-16 at halftime. Melg5 outscored the Eagtette5 21·22 In the second half. Meigs made II a clean sweep, winning the reserve game, 32·11. Missy Woods led the Little Marau· derette5 with 12 points and seven rebounds while Beth Ewing added seven. Meigs' wlll play next at home on Nov. :ll against Miller. ... 'I' •• 1977 LTD ................................$1295 RICHFIELD, Ohio (UPI) - Cleveland Cavaliers leading scorer World B. Free wUl be lost to the team for one to two weeks with a puUed right hamstring, the tPam announced Thursday. Free, who is averag(ng 22 !Dints, suffered the Injury Wednesday night In Cleveland's 101·~ loss at Washlogton. HE' also suffered a slight muscle pull In his left leg, a spokesman said. Team physician Dr. John Lombardo examined Free Thursday and prescribed rest, the spokesman added. Cavaliers coach Georgi' Karl Is expected to start Johnny Davis in Free's spot as the shooting guard. Davis Is averaging 10.7 points . Cleveland, 5-8, hosts Utah, 6- 7, tonight at the Richfield Coliseum. -' "' .••. Marauderettes defeat Eaglettes, 60-38 St . J.ou ·.' 54 Dr. Auto., PB, PS, Air. Cavs' Free to miss 1-2 weeks l'('lea!l'<l fl.lllback Andn> Hardy. l .o& An~k's- ' 1979 CHEVETTE ....................... s1395 F'eT"RUsoo on -...·alvers. ..... eo.-.. .. 1979 OLDS 88 ................. ;....... S1795 F"'OoU Watvl'd di!IHI!il\'l' md Hal Slf'Phm and c laimed dPfmsl\'l' end 'Kl'lttl Detmll - NA.ft)NAL IIODI.E\' lEAGUE . ' '' .· 1979 CHEVY MALIBU ............... S1295 point R\l&rds Mlkl' Shanron NHL results I •. '' • 1979 FORD F-150 CLUB CAB .... $3595 I.A.tonard Ha;.·es, Strv it' BurkS, E l.ij,'l'rlf ~ble and Tim Bank:s; big guards Tom Allam and C'ral gTallfy; and puwt'l' folward lncllana at DaUu. ,_ght Secrammlo atlll'flver, lialll Mllwaulft at LA CUppPrS, nlgtlt LA Laken at Portii!Jld. night ,. """" Clemsorl - UnlwrsltYtand ACC otfidals plact'd football Dan~ Ford M DDP-yt>ar probaUon, SI.LS!X'fldrd dffensl\·p PonJW\d 112, L.A Cllppers HE I 65 !e PhUadelptua 3, HartfOrd 0 A~ !1 OPtrott 4 tar • . Dmver UJ , LA Lakt'rS :00 85" tB ~ .ai rr~ 8 9 218 U J l ll 'Diii'IIIQ'IJie8all Tlul1da,y'1 ReHIIs "Isn't that' a dangerou s place for ' 2 .Sll - 10 3 .169 Utah Dallas I a defector?" "The Soviets would never look for a turncoat In a tourist Une at the While House. In any case, my job was to keep him happy. The only thing that drove me up til' wall was YurchenkD never picked up a tab. I mean, we're talking about 120 days of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Every dme the check came he sat there with his hands fn his pockets and pretended be didn't see the saurer. Wouldn't this tee you df?" "Yes, It wottld. But wasn't It the CIA's money?" . "Maybe so, but YurchenkD could at least have made a gesture. The final straw was when I took him to dinner at the Au Pled de Cochon In Grorgetown. I miKie up my mind that for just once Vltaly was going 10 s. Allton - VISITORS 3 8 .273 ' lh .· Dnvr Hstn '• Berry's World House.'' .615 2\1 .5.18 J ~ .J85 5~ .357i Mib·e.t Dtvilllon tend to stlfle whatever Is taxed. Government subsilles, In contrast, tend to Increase whatever Is IU•'" subsidized. So the government •. taxes work, saving and JX'O(Iuction; "'r It subsidizes non-work, welfare and consumption. Wbat America needs, In our opinion, Is not more taxation but ... ' . less spending. Waste-buster J. ':l Peter Grace has found2,418waysto Increase federal revmues without IncreaSing taxes. He would merely cut waste, Inefficiency and " misspending. Y~ can find out whether your ' representative supports ttl! cam· pa!gn against government waste by · .: asking him whether he has signed . , , up with the Grace Caucus. "KGB agents were never good to pay !hi! bill. When It came we sal the lime be returned It was too late. lovers." there staring a teach ctber. I didn't Yurchenko was sleeping safely 1n "It was a gamble. What we didn't make a move. and neither did be. the Soviet EmbaSS)I." know was tbal Nata<Jha, <r wha'· Finally be said to me, 'What if I I said, "Now I understand walked out of this restaurant everything except why they aslever the beU her name was, had been stringing YurdJenkD along. without paying til' check? Would • signed you to the car wash.''' She never had any lntmtlon rt . you shoot me?' I said, 'Of course K wtped a fender with a chamois runnlng off with him and raising a not. We don't shoot cheap defectors cloth. "The boys m the seventH houseful rt little defectors m who won't pick up the tab.' So Door believe this Is the best place to VIrginia ." Yurchenko got up and left. I gave hide unUI BUI Casey no longer "What did YurchenkD do when he the walter my cred« card, but by wants to kill me:· realized he had made the trip for nothing?" "He wmtlnto a funk and told me be ro longer believed In the American dream " "Nothing you've told me 9J far explains what you are doing In the CIA car wash." "Although the Ottawa tripdld not go as expected I was forgiven by the director and still permitted to be Yurcbenko's baby sitter. I took him to the Smithsonian, the Kennedy Center, the Capitol, and stood In line six ·hours for a tour off the White 6~ """""'"'- The baby sitter _______A_rt_Buc_h....:..:...wa=ld -~ . I was jogging In Langley, Va., when I spied K In rubber boots hosing down a Ford In the CIA car wash. This surprised !TIP because K ranked fourth from the top In the Company's hierardly and was the lasl person I expected to see swabbing cars. "Wbat gives ?" I asked him. K cussed, "I owe this to VItal)! Yurchenko." · "You knew Vllaly Yurd!enkD?" "I rot only knew him, I was his baby sitter." I said, "I'm lrnpressesd." "Dal't be. That's why rm washing can;." "Wbat a tumble t>r No. 4 mthe firm.'' "Somebody had to be the fall guy when the rat redefected to Mos· cow." K sat on the bumper of a sedan. "As YurchenkD's nanny my orde~ were to stay with him day and 1\lght and see that all his needs were taken care of. · U be wanted pizza I got him )iZla, If he wanted to see an X·rated movie m a VCR I checked one out, andlfhe wanted to play Trivial Pursuit I gave him an the eaS)I questbns. There wasn't anything I coukln't produce lnclud· lng two tickets to the Redsklns game." "I didn't know the CIA had Redsklns tickets." "We don't. Someone In our basementllrges them for us when we're oo Company business." . "Were )IOU the one wiD took Yurcbenko 10 Ottawa so he could meet his Soviet mistress?" "Of course I was. Yurchenko told me as we drove up that an he had to do to get his loved me to defect was wblslle. But It didn't work wi tbal ·· way. YurchenkD whlslled and his paramour gave him the Bronx LA 8 s 7 6 5 8 59 lold " The hottom line is 6bvlous: The Washlngton - nie big question mark that hangs 0\ler AnE'Ica is federal governinentls spending too whether taxes should be increased mudJ or tax!Dg too little. Either the or spending cut to staJIUJze the gpvemment should make some federal · government's shaky drastic spending cuts or raise more taxes. finances. Those who benefit from governU the spending spiral Isn't stopped, most economiSts <111ree, ment spending, not surprisingly, the AnE'Ican people can anticipate want to raise more revmue. This higher inDatlon, higher Interest bas always been the response of the speclal Interests, which don't want rateS and higher unemployment. The amounts may be astronoml· to lose their prtv~. and the cal, but the problem is simple: Next federal administrators, who don't year, the federal apparatus will want to redure their budgpts. They ' spend nearly S1 trllllon wt will never offer to cut thei r collect less tban $10) Mlllon In taxes. extravagances. Whenever the pu tile shows signs The S'DJ billion dUferenre will be added to the st<~~~gerlng national of alann over spending excesses, debt, which members of Congress tbe special pleaders call for rmre would rather leave lor their taxes. They usually gpt their tax Increase, which relieves the ftl)an· successors to worry about. 6~.5453 J~ ~ \1 1.2 i .750 - Ctvlnd t'hl I VIK'Yr Dtv... . . A lint """'""""" WLPd.Ga 9 2.818- 1 7 .500 4 8 .333 J 9 .250 Wasn 4114~62 9t 31 3 39 ~86 TrniO ....... lit . . . . -~ ell 71 410 . II l3 MIM a,u_,__.,.. Against them will be Karsatos, Buckeyes' air game since senior gest they will. By RICHABD L SHOOK who has thrown for nearly 2,1XXl Mike Lanese (510yardsataJ.4yards Michigan enters the game, which UPI Sporis Wrller yards and 18touchdowns thiS season per catch) and sophomore Chfls 15ofthelast18yearshasdetennlned ANN ARBOR, Mlcli. (UPI J while completing 63 percent of 223 Carter (7&1 yards for a 16.4 average Michigan and Ohio State play their the Big Te11 champion, with a 5-H and seven TDs) are such dangerous annual season·endlng grudge conference record and 81-1 overall passes. Byars would undouledly have mark. It Is a half·game behind Iowa. threats. match Saturday- a game that wlll taken some of Karsatos' yardage Ohio State enters the contest, Ohio State has two of the better lnfiuence tbe parllcipants In atleast had he ~n healthy this season but which nine of the lastll seasons has linebackers In the league In oopho· ihree post·season bowls. Ohio Stale has still had a ground moreChrlsSp!elman (18tackleslna Only If Minnesota upsets first· seen thewlnnergotothe Rose Bowl, loss to Wisconsin) and senior place Iowa will second·place M!chi· at 8-2 overall and 5-21n the Big Ten. game. Junior John Woodridge has Pepper Johnson, who should be a "It's going to be a free- wheeling, gan or lhlrd·place Ohio State gained '128 yards with a 4.9 average high pro pick. ' hard· fought game,'' predicts Michl· represent the Big Ten In the Rose · and freshman Vince Workman, his gan coach Bo Schembechler, who Is "I think their defense Is reaDy Bowl on NeW Year's Day. Should that ·happen - and the 7·8-1 against his ~hlef rival and has backup, has picked up 286 at a 4.6 good," Schembechler said. "They result should be knOwn at Michigan yet to beat, Ohio State without going cllp. Sophomore fullback George have the best seCondary we'D play Cooper has gained 533 yards. against and those linebackers to the Rose Bowl. Stadium early In the secon(! half may decided to Schembechler ocross the' line are the best we'D "Michigan is an excellent team. then the winner of the Ohio concentrate more on stopping the see." , What it has done defensively this State-Micblgan game wUl go to the Rose Bowl. A lie would do neither year Is amazing,'' says Ohio State any good. coach Earle Bruce, who holds a 4·2 r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; But an expected Iowa victory edge over Mlcl\lgan. Both teairu> w!ll start a quarterwould mean the Fiesta, Cotton and back (Jim Harbaugh for Mlcblgan Citrus Bowl observers would be and Jim Karsatos ror Ohio State) biting their flngernaUs down to the knuckles as their best·lald plans who has never opened a game against the other side, the first time could gpt mislaid. Thp Fiesta Bowl reportedly will since 1971 thatlbat has happened. Michigan leads the nation In Issue an Invitation to Michigan win scoring defense because l.t has or lose. Reportedly. II has already made ltknown!tw!lllnvlteAuburn ~ allowed only three touchdowns all the Wolverines cop the Rose Bowl season. It Is lOth natlonaUy In rushing defPnse, lOth In passing trip. PB, PBS, AIR, AUTO., TOPPER defense and second 1>verall in giving The Cotton Bowl would like Ohio State to upset Michigan and then up yardage. Defensive tackle Mike Hanuner· bring a healthy Keith Byars down Auto., PB, PS: Runs good. for ibe Big Ten' sfirst appearance In stein Is five sacks short rt selling a Michigan 'record, cornerback Brad that NewYear'sDay game. Auto., PB, PS. Air. Runs good. And the Citrus Bowl Is ready to Cochran keys a tough defensive Issue a 6 p.m. EST Invitation to the secondary and ·linebacker Mike Buckeyes If the slxth·rated Wolve- Mallory Is the sixth leading aO-tlme 4 Dr., 4 spd. looks and runs good. rines prevail as oddsmakers sug- tackler for the Wolverine!;. 11(1216~8!1 "''Olrf NA'nONoiJ,IIoUJIIE1BoU.L"""""' EconOmiC CrOSSroadS __J_ac_k_A_nde_rs_on_&_D_ale_J~;_an_A_t_ta cheer." \. NBA res11lts ... The Daily Sentinei-P!!QII-3 OSU-Wolves to decide three bowl games . • Letters to editor We would like to thank each of the parrnts that give so generously of their time and contrt but lon ·s to help with ~r recent Fall Carnival. We also would like to say thanks to Mr. Hanning and the rest or the faculty of Bradbury Elementary for- their cooperatkm, suggestions Pott::oy-Middlepon. Ohio . Friday, November 22. 1986 Voucher system _______.Ja_me_s_J._K__;ilpa:.....·_trrc_'k The Daily Sentinel 1 Pomaroy-Middl~port, Ohio Paga 2-The Daily Senti loll SYLVANIA AU{)/()• VIDEO tor lypolflphiut Error-Prices Effeclivtthru Wod .. Nov. 27. DOUB,LE COUPONS ALL WEEK SEE STORES FOR DETAILS --11 RIDENOUR 1 W. MAIN 985-3307 • '. ' •'• • TV & APPLIANCE ~ .· • GAS SERVICE . .. CHESTD, OH. ' �Frida~Novmnber22, 198S •• ~ ...... i • By United Press lntemallonal Although Duke's high hopes this season rest on their quick backcourt, the Blue Devils needed strong • This Message and Chwch Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. lI locusr~;:h StrHt tfl·ft21 Mlddle-t I Pomorov vows unto the "Hilf't." thy most INSURANCE SERVICES . Rullind, Ohio 45171 J. Wlft . .,I ill" lrown, Owner p - ttl41 747 1117 - Psalm 50:14 214 E. llain 992-5130 •• AG~ .• P. J. PAULEY, Ins. Co. ofCalomllus, 0. II ,. MEIGS TIRE Nationwide . . W. Main "HJII Pomeroy ' 00 RALL'S Ur traditional . '• " • TRINrrY CHUROl Rev. W. H. Pen1n. . . - : ~ - . !mlly Scioli SIJ... ClatiiScbid t.IS a.m.; Wonlip S..WIO::Il Lm. OIOir - · 1\Jmay, 7:JJ p.m. --ci.LolsBirt. FQMD!OY CIIIJRCII OF THE NAZA· 111M:. Cllml< uu an1 Mulbeny, Rev. 'l1lornu Glen~- pula. Clyde lleoxler<:: .... S. S. SIJ!>I.. SUnday ~ Ul a.m.; • ................ IO:Jla.m.; . . . . , . . _ , p.m.; mid •...t - · Wednelday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISOOPAL CHUROI, 3:11i E. • SL. ~. SUnday """"""' Holy • ............ ... tho llnl SUnday ct. eadllllllth. ~ llld (Gjibtbt(J with rroWnc rnyer (Jl ~ !landoy. Monirll pn)'l!l' a n i - ... • . . . -~cl.tbo . -. (haciiSdoll ,• llllllloarwoy care ~ Cdl<o hour In tho ;. I .. -HaD lrnmedlotely lollowl!wtbe- FQMD!OY CIIIJRCII OF CHJ\m, 2l2 ": w: SL, Nell Pnodm, paler.- Scioli "' 9:31a.m.; llloninl~lO:Jla.m.; Youlll • n-..•oop.m.;~...-.hlp,7~ • m. - . , y niCftt • 1111111'. 7:11p.m. • TilE SALVA110N ARMY. llS Burta1u1 •• Aw. ~. Mn. Dora WIIUw In c~~~~r&e. .• !landoy nwtmg. lJJ a.m.; sw.lay • Sdloal. lO:JJ a.m. Sundlly Sdloal. YPSM : EldR AUN, INder. 7:il p.m. Salvation -..-.san! • ,..... varba, bE" and rnuRcspeclall. '"" ·'nlutldl)', ll::JI Lin. kl 2 p.m. Ladles Hor1liP ·:· ~. nwubeu Jn charJf, aU wmnen rn.tlolll; a:e p.m. Thunday, CoriiO Codot 0.0 IYOUJW Poo!*-l!jllloJ, 7:JJ p.m. Btio ; ~"-"~-~ CHRIST, 3l2'lli Cllildrm's Home Rllod ICounl)' • llald 751. VocaiiiiiSic. SUnday Wrr· ~ I \~ I' : .... IOa.m.; -Siudylla.m.; Wonlip.6p. • m . W -. IJNeSI:udy.7p.m. • • (U) DElcrUt BIBLE CHRB11AN 01\JRCH. Owiel Halllold. putor, IJnda SIJI". Surday Sdlool t. JJ a.m.; """""' ... - . lint and thin! SurdaY lollowtng . 9ullloy Sctlool. Yooth ~ 7:!1 p.m f!V· ..., Surday. , . GRAHAM UI'IITED METHODIST. ~* PrelchlnR9: J) a.m . first and u.cond, Sun· : dlys of each month; tbrd and lour1h Sun- ... dly each month wonhip Sf'r'\'lcts at 7: ll p. .. m.t Wednesday evenings at 7::l1 p.m. P,..yer and Blbl~ Study. SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST, MulbHI'Y Hf'I.Jhta Road, Pomeroy. John Swelcan; Sabbath School Sup!. Louise Staall. Sabbath School. Z p.m. Satunlday with wanltlp oervl~ lollowlng at 3: l~ p.m. ,. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHUROI • - Slst~ Harriett Warner, Supt . Sunday : Scllool9:XI _. l.m. a.m.: Morning Worship, 10: e POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST, Oavld .. Mann, mtnlller. William Snouffer, Sunday Scllool Supt. Sunday School, 9: JJ a.m.; Morning Worship 10: :ll a.m. ' - FIRST SOUTHERN BAP'I1ST, Po' ]'Mroy Pike. David Hunt, pastor; Jack • .N Ndl. SUnday School Dtreector. Sunday • -·9:30a.m.; MornlnaWorohlp.l0:30; ' O'lflllng wonblp, 7:00 p.m. Tuelday Vial· : tltion, 7 p.m. Wednesday, Pra)'f'r aervlce, ' . 7130 p.m.; Mission Fr1tnds, 7: ~ p.m .; · Girls In AciJon, ) : JJ p.m. •. rArrH TABERNACLE CHURCH. Bal· • •&.)~ Run Road, Rev. Emmeu Rawson. pas1or. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday Sthool, lOa.m.; Sundayt>Venlngservlce, 7:30p..m. : Bible teachlna. 1: :JJ p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION. CHtrry Sl. , Sy' ncutt. Strvlces, 10 a.m. Sunday. Evening : otrVtcos SUnday and Wed!M'Sday al7:00 p. • m. • MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST • IN CHRISTIAI'i UNION. Rev. Keith Eblin, • pastor. Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m., Wade Hayman. supt.; Morning Worship, 10: II a. m.; Sunda)' tvenlng serviCE- 7: XI p.m.: Wfdnl!'lday Prayer Meeting, 7: ~p . m . lofT, MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD. Raclnt'. Rev. James satttrfteld, pastor. • Fmman Williams, Supt. Sunday School : !:6 1.m.: Sunday and WOOnesday even· "' 1n1 lfrJicee. 7 p.m. .' MIODLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST. : Corntr Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, Pas· lor. Roy FIPids , S.S. Supr.; Dan Riggs, Aut. Supt. Sunday School, 9: I~ a.m.; Momlng Wouhlp, 10: 15 a.m.; Sunday Evrnlng wrvlce, 7 p.m. Youth met"tlng, 7:JJ p.m. Wednesday: evening servlct 7, p. m.: Choir practice 8 p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF OIRJST, 5th and Main, Bob Melton, minister. AI Hansori. assoc. minlJter: Mikf Gerlach, ~ sunday School Superlntt>ndent. Bible "School 9: Jl a.m.; Morning Worohlp 10: JJ a.m. Evrntng Worship 7;00 p.m. Wednet· day, 7:00.p.m. Prayer meetlnJi(. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE, Co-paston Rev. Charles Coyle and Rev. Noncy Coylo. Bill Wlllto. Sunday School Supl. Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Momln~ Worship 10: 30 a.m.: EvanaellsUc meetln~t '7 :00p.m. Wednesday, 7:00p.m. Prayer mt>etlnA. UNITED PRESIIVTERIAII MIN18TIIY OF ME108 COUNTY Rev.KeoWIHARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Worship Service! i:OII a.m.: Church SChool 10; l~ a.m.; Bible · Study Sundo y 7: ~ p.m.: Prayer Group l"ednHday at 9:011 a.m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church sctlool 10: 15 a.m. Morning Wor· ship 11: 1!11 a.m. Tu£'sday. 10:00 a.m. Blblt> Study; Thursday. 7: :lO p.m. Blblf Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITEOPRESBY· TERtAN - Worship service 10:15 a .m. (;hurctlSchool10:00a .m. Tuesday,lOa .m. Bible Study: Sunday, 6 p.m. Junior and Se· alor High Youth Croups . • RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD, Pastor, John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; $unday Morning Worship 11:00 a .m. Chtl · .,.n'l Church 11 a.m. Sunday Eyenlng Strvtc• 7:011 p.m. Wed .. 6 p.m. Young La· dl.. ' Auxiliary . Wed!M'Sday, 1 p.m. FamIly Worohlp. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near LOn1Bo1tchn. Edlfl Hart . pastor. Sunday lchool a.m.; Wouhlp 10:30 a.m.: Pr.yer rrwuns Thul'lday. 7:30p.m. . • MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH, Corntr Ash and Plum. Ralph C1ndlrt, pastor. Sunday Sc:hoollO: 00 a.m.: Momln11 Worohlp, 11:011 a.m.; Wednetday and Saturday Evening Servlcet at 7:30 p. ''30 m. • With whatever __ . (5 possessed·, K&C JEWELERS So that we COUld wort hwhl'le To make MEIGS COOPUATIYE P.UI8B UNITED METIIODISTCBURCH NOIITIIEAST CLUSTER &n. Dolt Ardlft' a... a.1 .,._ have accompl •ISh some a ct' IOn • someone less fortunate able to smile; And Obey what the place Of OUr worship commandS, Which we do by entrusting our lives to His hands. So whatever your faith, let us with one accord On EACH da'y He has granted, g•'vethankstothe Lord. _ Glorl' a Nowak L---------------------------..J 11 a~ · 81elvi"Vea.!...,~ ASBURY (syracuse ) - wors hi p 11 a.m. ; Ch urch School9:•5 a .m.: Charge Bible Study, Wednesday, 1: 3D p.m.; UMW, first Tue.day , 7: 30 p.m.; Ch or I RebeanaI, Wednesday 6:30p.m. ; UMW, (ounh Sun• d<!Y• 6: 30p.m. (Nelson). ENTERPRISE - Worship 9 a .m.; Church Sthool 10a.m.: Bible Study , Tues. day, 7: 30p.m.; UMW. First Monday, 7: JJ p.m.: UMYF Sunda)', 6 p.m. Choir Re· hearsal , 6:30p.m. Wednesday. (Franklin) FLATWOODS_ Church School , 10a.m. : Worship, 11 a.m.; Bible Study , Thurs· da 7 UMYF S nd 6 y, p.m.; . u ay, p.m. (Franklln). FOREST RUN - Wonhlp 9 a.m.; Church School 10 A.M.: Choir tacttce, -• Tu -•ay ~ • 6·. JO p.m.,· UMW , llrsl ~ay, 7:30p.m. !Nelson) . HEATH (Middl eportl - Ch urcb School ' am ~ am 9·30 • • .,· Worsblp to·, .JU • ..· Blble Study . Tuesday , ]0 • . m.,· UMW , secon d Monday , 7:JO p.m:; UMWThlrd. Monday, 7:30p.m. 1Zunl8al MINERSVILLE - Worship Servtc~ 10 a.m. : Church School, 11 a.m.: UMW, third Wednesday. 1 p.m.: Choir practlcf , Monday , 7: :11 p.m. (Nelson) . PEARL CHAPEL- Worship Service g a.m.; Ch urr h SchooI I] a.m.; UMW Se · cond Tue-sday, 7:30 p.m.; UMYF last Tuesday, 7: 30p.m. (Rubenklng) . POMEROY - Church School, 9: 15a.m. ; Worship 10: 30 a.m.; Choir reheanal Wednesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, second TUesday. 7:30p.m.; UMYFSunday,6p.m. (Corbltl) . ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9: n a.m.; Worship 10 a .m.; Blblf' Study, Wtd· nesday, 7:30p.m.: UMYF ( ~nlorsl , Sunday, 5 p.m.; (Junlllr.s) every other Sun· day. 6 Wranklln) . ••a .m.,· RUT A"uD - Church School , 9·. •• Worship, 10:30a.m.; UMW (E venlngCir· cle) ·-nd Wedn-•ay p• m .,· UMW ~v ~ • 7·30 • !Afternoon Circle) serond Thursda y, I p. m. iRubenklnRI· SALEMCENTER - ChurchSchoollOa. m.: Wonhlp 9:45 a .m. 1Rubenk lngJ. SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: 00 a.m.: Church School lO a.m. iRubcnklngl . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST. Pomeroy· HarrtsonvUie Rd. Robert Purtell, mlnlll· ter; Steve stanley, s. s. Supt.; BUI McEI· roy, Alst. Supt. ; SundaySchool9:lla.m.; Worship service lO:ll a .m.; Ewnlng wor· ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.m. ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH , Pine Crove, The Rev. William Mlddleswarth. ~•tor. Church service 9:~ a.m.: Sunday bool10: 30 a.m. BRADBURY OIURCH OF CHRIST. John Wright, paSior. Sunday School9: JJ a. m . La~ Haynes s s s t Mo 1 '' '"J rn ng worship 10: ao a.m. ' • • up · RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Thomas H. Collier, rcstor. Ora Bass, Chairman or the Board 0 Chris· llan Life. Sunday SchoolS: J() a.m.; Mom· lng worship 10:30 a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7: 30 p.m. Prayer metotlng 7: J) p. m. Wednesday. LIBERTY OIRISTIAN CHURCH, Dex· ter. Woody Call, petor. Services Sunday 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday, 7 p.m. RACINE nRST BAPTIST, Steve Dea p ver,Supt.; astor. Robert Smith,::.SUnday School Sunday School 9 a.m.; Morning worthlp l0:40 a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7: :.J~. m . : Wednesday 1 Blbl e stu dy 7: p.m. eventna: BURLINGHAM O>MMUNITY CHURCH, .... ~·--·- RaY LaudmniH, ••"'of; Jlo. -~ ... -... ~ ......,. ~,~~;u ~-·~n. a• Is taDt pllta. SundaySctlool lJJ a.m.; W<l"!!ihip 7t p.m.; Wednesday, 6 p.m. )'Otltbmeettng; Wed., 7p.m. churei118'Vlces. PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH, \1 mile orr Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J. Watts, pastor. Lee Russell, s.s. Supt. Sunday SchoolS: :1) a.m.; Morning Worship 1D:30 a.m.: Sun · day evening service 7~ 30 p.m.; Wednes· da~ service, 7: Jl p.m. ILV ER RUII BAPTIST, Bill Little pastor. Steve Little, s. s. Supt. Sunda Y School10 a.m.: MomiDg worllp, u a.m.; Sunday evening worship 7: 3Q p.m. Prayer meetlq and BlbleatudyTtlursday, 7: 30 p. m.: Youth meeting Wednesday at 7 p.m. REJOICING UFE BAPTIST CHURCH _ 38.1 N. 2nd Ave., Middleport. Sunday SchoollO a .m. Sunday even InK ?:OOp.m.; Mld·week set-vice, Wed., 7 p.m: LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Robert£. Musser, pastor. Sunday School 9:~ a.m.; Paul Mlllser, supt. : Momlna • wo!'l hi p 10: 30 a.m.; sunday ovenlng ser· vtce, 7 p.m.: mld·weeic service, Wednes· day. 7 p.m. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, paolor. Mary Janl~ Lavender, SUioday Scl!ool Supt. Sunday School 9: :.1 a.m.: Morning worship 10: :11 a.m.; Evangeltstlctervlce, 6 p.m.; Prayer and PralseWedneadar, 7p. m.: Youth meetlna;, 7 p.m. EDEN UNI'TED BRETHREN IN OIRJST, Elden R. Blake, pastor. Sunday SChool 10 a.m.; Cary Reed, Lay leader. Mornlna sermon, 11 a.m.: Sunday night serviCft: Christian Endeavor 7: :r1 p.m., Song service 8 p.m. Preaching 8: :1) p.m. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 p.m. 1 SOUTHERN CLUSTER Rev. R4ctr Grace Rev. Pul McGuirt Rev. Keith Radel' APPLE GROVE- CHurch School9:00 a.m . Worship, 10:00 a .m. Utrsl and third Sundays ); UMW second Tutsda y, 7:30 p. m.: Prayer meeting, Wednesday,7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , (Grace). Roger Watsoo, pastor. Cm'lson Pratt, BETHANY -Worship, 9 a.m .: Church Sunday SChool Supt. Morning worship 9:30 School, 10 a.m.; Bible Sludy, Wednesday, a .m.; Sunday School 10:30 a.m.; Evening 10 a.m.; Dorcas Women's Fellowship, service, 7::KJ p.m. · Wednesday, 11 a.m. (McGuirt>) . MT . UNION BAPTIST, Donald Shue, CARMEL - Church School 9: 30 a .m.; pastor; Joe Sayre, Sunday School Supt . worship, 10: I~ a.m. Se<ond and Fourth Sunday School 9:45 a .m.: Evening wor· Sundays: Fellowship dinner wlth Sullon ship 6: )) p.m.; Prayer Meeting, 6: XI p.m . third Thursday. 6: 30p.m. iMoGulrel . Wednescla~ . EAST LETART- Church Scbool9a.m.; 11JPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Wonhlp 10 a.m. second and fourth Sun. CHRIST. Jody Holland, minister. Deryl days; UMW first Tuesday, 7::1) p.m. Wells, Supt . Momlng worthtp, 8:00a.m.: (Grace) . . Church School9:00 a .m. LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a.m.; CHESTER CHUROI OF THE NAZA· Church SctloollO a .m. (Grace ). RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate. pallor. MORNINGSTAR - Worship, 9 : 4~a . m .; Frank Rllll•. wpl. Sunday School ~ 30 a . Church School, 10: 30 a.m.: Bible STudy, m.; Worship service, u a.m. and 1 p.m. Thursday. 7:30p.m. CRader!. Sunday. Wednesday. 1 p.m. Prayer meet· RACINE WESLEYAN- Church School, In g. 10 a.m.: Worship 11 a.m.; UMW rourth Mon· LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIJDIST day at 7:]) p.m.; Mtn's Prayer Breakfast, CHURCH. Rev. Robert Miller, pastor. Ro· Wedne!day, 7 a.m. cGracel. bert E. Barton, Director of Christian Edu· SU'ITON - Church School. 9: 30 a.m.; catkm; St~e Eblin, assistant. Sunday Morning Worship 10: t~a . m. ftrst and third School 9: :.J a.m.; Momlng Worship ll: 00 Sundays; Fellowahlp' dlnner wtth Carmel a .m.; Choir practice, Sunday 6; ~ p.m.; third Thursday, 6: JtJ p.m. (McGuire). Evenln& wors~lp 1: JO p.m. Wednesday KENO CHURCH Or CHRIST. Oliver Prayer and Bible Study, 7;30 p.m. DEXTER CHUROI OF CHRIST, SWain, Supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m. ev. Charles Ruaoell Sr., mlnllter . Rick Ma· ery WHkl • HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev . comber. supt. Sunday School 9:)) a.m.; Worship lfrvlce 10:30 a .m. Bible sludy , Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School 9:00 a. m.; Evening tervlce 7: :lJ p.m. Wednesday TuHday, 7:30p.m. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS prayer meeUn& 7: :lJ p.m. CHRIST OF LATIER DAY SAINTS. Port · BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF land·Raclne Road. William Roush, putor .' CHRIST, Duane Warden, minister. Bible Linda Evans, church school dlredor. clan 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship 10:)) a. Church schooi9:Jl a .m.; MornlrlJ worslp m.; EVening Wonhlp 6:l> p.m. WedtlE!I10:30 a.m .; Wednesday evening ~J"ayer day Blbl• Study 6: JJ p.m. servl~. 7:30p.m. NEW STJVERSVILLE COMMUNI'TY BETHLEHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl CHU~CH, SUnday School lfrvtce. 9:jii a •. Shuler, pastor. Worship servk:e, 9:30a.m. m.: Wor1hlp service 10:30 a.m.; Sunday SchoollO:Jia.m. Bible Siudy and Evangellllllc Service 7::t> p.m. Wednetday: Prayer meeting 7: l) p.m. Thurtd.ay. prayer lfrvlct 11tursda~, 7: JO p.m. \ we may fortune our 212 E. llain Street 992-3785, POI!Ieroy tm. good But let ' S also r emember o th 8 r est 0 I th8 da YS, That heavenly Father has shown us His ways ._ l.(eepsakt - · · e 0 "-~• Rev. Clel1lfllle S. Zwolfa, lr. Rn . Alldrew Rtlbelllbl& ' here, blessed ' Middleport: Ohio lin. --~ALFREO- Church School!::.! a.m.; Worsblp, II a.m.; UMYF6:Jlp.m.; UMW Third Tue-sday, 7: 30 p.m. Communion, first Sunday. 1Archer ) OIESTER - Worship 9 a.m. ; Chureh SchooiiOa.m. ; BlbleSoudy, Thurlday, Tp. -• 1 p.m.; c om· m.,· UMW , 11 rs t Th UuKAay, munJon, rtrst Sunday IArcherJ . JOPPA - Worship 9:30 a.m.; Church Schooll0:30a.m. Bible Study Wednesday, 7::1) p.m . (Johnaoru . LONG IIOTTOM - Chur<h School9: JJ a.m.; Worship 7 p.m.; Bible study, Wed· netday, 7::1) p.m.: UMYF, Wednesday, 6:00 p.m.; Communion First Sunday, IArcberl . REEDSVILLE- Church School9:30a. m.; Wonhlp Servlt'f' 11 :00 a.m. (Deeter) . TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Church School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.; UMW, Third Tueoday, 7:30 p.m.; Communion Flrot Sunday !Archer! . CENT8AL q.l18TE& Btv. lamea E. CArblll day Of Thanksgiving iS For a festiw occasion this time of the year · wh'ICh we """'""'ledge ... ...L--.... DUrtng the Ways we are BEN lFRANKUN• "f IHI:ooe:Sell!r TEAFORD 21 (lf\SSI.f(D f\DS CARLETON JNTERDENOMINATIOII· AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. Da · vkl Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9: JJ a .m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer meetlnif, Wednesday 7 OO : w!ii~· OO'ITOM CHRISTIAN, Jody Holland, pastor: Wallace Damewood. SUnday School Supt. Worship serviCe, 9 a . m.: mble SchoollO a .m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH. Rf'V. Thereon Durl\am , pastor. Sunday School al 9::ll S ad .m.; Morning wonhl~ t at 10 : 30 a .m.; un ayeven 1ngserv 1ce a : 30 p.m. Thursday servlcet at7:J() p.m. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Knob, located on County Road 31. Rev. Lawrence Glut>Sencamp, pastor. Rev. Roier \\'!IIford, asst. pastor. Preaching ;~~~,:hand~y~JO p.m. ~ayerGH:m g 1. n ay, : p.m.. ary r leader. Youth groups Sunday evening at 6:ll p.m. wllh Roger and VIolet Willford , leaders. COmmunion service Out Sunday eattl month. WHITE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH- Coolville RD. Rev. Phillip Rl· denour. pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m.; worship serv1te 10::1} a .m.; Bible study and worshm servlct>, Wednesday. 7 p.m. RUTLA D CHURCH · OF CHRIST, Mark Jones, pastor. Bill Nicholson, Sun· day SchooI Supt. Sun day Sc hool9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worship and Communion 10:30 a. m.RUTLANDBIBLEMETH D T 0 IS · Amos Tillis. pasror. Sonny Hudson, supt . Sunday School 9:30a .m.; Morning worshlt;Q 10: 30 a ,m.: Sunday evening service 7: p.m. Wednesday sen·lce 7 p.m. WMPO prcr gram 9 a.m. each Sucnda}J. . RUTLAND CHUR H OF THE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunday School9 :30 a.m .; Worship service 10:30 a. m.; Young people's service 6 p.m. Evangelistic service 6:30p.m. Wednesday servlt@ 7 p.m. MASOII CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St., Mason, W. Va. Eugene L. Conger, ml· nlster. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m .; Wor· ship 11 a.m . and 1 p.m . WednE~Sday Bible Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· ding Lane, Mason r W. Va. J . N. Thacker, pastor. Evt'nlng service 7::l'l p.m .; Womt>n 's Ministry, Thursday, 9::.J a .m.; Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9: Jl a. m.: James Hughes, sup1 . Evening service 7::1) p.m. Wednsday evening prayer meet· lng 7: 30p .m. Youth praye-r service each Tuesday. FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURCH. Letart, w. Va ., Rt. 1, James Lewis. pastor. Wor· ship services 9:30a.m.: Sunday SChool11 a.m.; Evening worship 7:.'11 p.m. Tuesday cottage prayer meeting and Blblt> Study 9:30a .m.; Worship service, Wednesday 7:30p.m . OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH, Walnut and Henry Sts., Ravenswood, W. Va. The Rev. George C. Weirick, pastor. Sunday SChooi9:JO a .m.; SundBy wor1hip 11 a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH. Iocaledon Pomeroy Pike, COunty Road 25 near Flat· woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services on SUnday at 10: ll a.m. and 7:30p .m. wlth Sunday School9: JJ a.m. Bible Sludy, WedneSday, 7: 30p.m. FAITH FELLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, St . Rt . 338, Antiquity. Rev. Franklin Dickens, pastor, Sunday morn· lng 10 a.m.; Sunday evening 7: 3D p.m. Thursday evening 7: lJ p.m. STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Sunday SchoollO a.m .; Worship serviet> 11 a.m.; Sunday evening ~ervlce,7 : ~ p.m.; Wednesday evening service 7: 30p.m. INDEPENDEm' HOLINESS CHURCH Inc.. Pearl Sl., Middleport. Rev. O'Dell Mantey, pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morntna: worship 10: 30 a.m.: Evening worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesday,l2:30p.m. Women's Prayer meetln£. Wednesday, 7;30 p.m. Prayer and PraiJe service. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOSTOLIC - VanZandl and Ward Rd. Elder James Miller, pastor. Suilda)' SthooJ, 10: 30 a.m .; Worwhlp Service, Sunday, 7: :1) p.m.; Bible Study, Wednesday, 7: JJ p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, HarrisOnville Road. David Ferrell, putor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday School Supt.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; morning wor· ship, 11 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7:)) p.m. Pray•r Me•Ung, Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH or GOD. non· Pentecostal. Joy Clark,' pastor. Worship service Sunday 10 a.m.; Sunday School 11 a.m. Evening worship service 7:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer meeUng7: 00, p.m. IE~ ~~~::::nd ~ 992·3325 unto thinks&Mn&; and pay M • LET US THANK THE LORD FOR EVERY DAY Of OUR LIVES "Offer God w;r:~~r?;,~:,•· n7 ·7tll lc:m's rn & .·• s:;:n.::,m ...,.,_ THE DAILY S·ENTINEL WAID CROSS SONS STORE MiddleportPomeroy,'Oh. GioceriesGeneral Merchandise Racine 949·2550 MT. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHUROI, Located In Texu CommuniiY otr Ct. Rt 112. Rev. Robert Sanden, putor. Doo Will, layleader. Sun· clay Scbool 9: JJ a.m.; Morning Worship 10: t5 a.~. ; Evening Preaching tervke second and fourth Sunday at 7:Jl p.m .; Chrtstlan Endeavor, tlrat and third Sunday, 7:30p.m. Wedne!day prayer m.. tlng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. · CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY . Located on 0 . J . Willie Road of Highway 160. Pal HensCJt, pastor. SUnday Scl!oollO a.m . Classes rorall ages. Junior Church n a.m.; Momlng worship ll a.m. Adult Cbolr pratt!~ 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Peopio's, Child""''' Church and Adull Bible ~'1fi>~~~Jr•gjfp~· 57o Grant St., Middleport. Alllllaled with Southern Baptltt Convention . David Bryan, Sr., Ml · nister. SWlclay Scl!ool lO a.m.; Morning worshlplla.m.; Evenlngworshlp7p.m.; Wednesday ovenmg Bible siUdy and prayer meeting 7 p.m. BRADFORD OIURCH OF CHRIST, St. Rl. Ill and Co. Rd.~. Mark Seov•rs. minis· ter. Sunday School Supt. Harry Hen· drlclts; Sunday St:hooi9:Jl a.m.; Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; Evening worship 7p. m. Wecjnesdly worship 1 p.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Cornl'f Sycamor~ and Second Sis., PoMOroy. The Rev. WOllam Mlddleswarth, pstor. Sunday SChool 9:45 a.m.: Church sorvlce u a.m. SACRED HEART CHUROI, Msgr. AntbonyGiaMamore. Ph. 992-5898.Sa1Ur· day Evening Mass 7 : JO p.m.; Sunday Mn$S, 8 a .m. and 10 a.m. Ccmfessions me halt hour betore each Mass. CCD classes, ll a.m. Sunday. VICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St.. Mkidleport. James E . Keesee, pastor. Sund ay morning worship 10 a.m.; Even· lng service 1 p.m.; Wedneoday evening worship 1 p.m. Visitation, Thursday 6:JJ p.m. · MORSE OIAPEL CHURCH - Gary Holte~i pastor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.; w~ pservlce, ll a.m.; prayer meeting, 7 : OAJ p.m. Thursday. LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH OF COD- Gilbert Spencer, pastor. Sun. day Sthoof 9: :n a .m.; Morning servh'e 10: OOa.m.: Sunday evening service 7:00 p. m.; Mid-week prayer service Wedne!!iday 7 p.m. MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH, LawrPnce Bush , pa&lor. Max Folmer, Sr. Supt. Sunday School and Morning Worship 9: ~a . m .; Sunday t"Vt>ningserviCt", 7p.m.; !?uth met>tlng and Bible Study, Wednes· - y, 7 p.m. UNITED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on Pomeroy BY· Pass. Rev. Robert E. Smith. Sr. , pastor. Melvin Drake. S. S. Supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:30: Evening WorMhlp 7: lJ p.m.: Wedneaday p rayer Se rv1ce, 7: JU ~ p.m. FAITH BAPJ'IST CHURCH, Railroad St ., Mason. Sunday School10a.m .; Morn· In~ worship 11 a.m.; Evening serytce 6 p. m. Prayt>r m(>(>!lng and Bible Study Wed · nesday, 7 p.m. FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle Borden , pastor. Cornelius Bunch, supt. SundBy School 9; l) a.m.: Second and founh Sundays worship service .at 2:30 p. •,. ' JUO GRANDE - Rio Grand! College will be. til! site for Ire s£rond annual Mid-Ohio Conferel1ce Tip-off Tournament he ld Friday and Saturday, November 22 and 23 at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. in the Paul Lyne Athletic Center. Urbana University and Tiffin University will crack t ll' ice Friday evening to get the weekend of basketball Wlderway. For the Blue Knights of Urbana this marks the season opener, while the Dragons ri Tlffln University bring a solid 3-0 record with trem. The second contest d til' evening will feature the Cougars of Mount :Vernon Nazarene challenging the Redmen of Rio Grand! College. The Cougars currently stand at 2-0, whlle the Redmen put their 3-1 record to too test. The winners and losers meet Saturday evening 'with til' ronsolatlon game beginning at 7 p.m. and • ' •' •• ' l..... .: •• •• • •·• •... MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth .and Main Sl ., Middleport. Rev. Calvin Minnis, pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner, supt. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Worsblpservlce 10:45 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hosldns, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study 9a.m.; Worahlp,lOa.m.; Sun· day evening service 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening service, 1 p.m. · PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rl. Ut. William Hoback, pastor. Sun4ay Sctlool 10 a.m.; Sunday evening service 7 p.m. Wedne5day evening service 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadl•. Supt. Sunday School 9: .J) a.m. Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Prayerstrvlce, altern· ate Sundays. In the (lnal 17 seconds to give fifth-ranked Duke a ~2 victory over Lamar In a preseason National Invitation Tournament game In Houston. "They did a vecy good Job man-handling our ln·slcle game," Lamar coach Pat Foster said, "I thought the game would be won at the guard position, but It was won up front." Lamar erased an 11-polnt deficit and pulled to within 62- 60 on free thrOws by James Gulley wlth 32 seconds left . Dawkins, who scored 14polnts,lllt a pair of free throws with 17 seconds left, and after James Nance pushed In a missed shot· for Lamar, the championship game at 9 p.m: Tickets are $1 for Rio Grand! College sfudents and $3 tor adults and may be purchasoo at the door each night. For further triformatlon contact the college at 614-245-5353 or In Ohio toll-free at 1-!ro-282-7201 . Henderson was sank two free throws with five·seconds left to ice the vrtocy. "We looked like we were jittery," . Duke coach Mike KrzyzewsJd said. "We 'have not played as a cohesive unit yet." On Sunday, Duke faces No. 19 Alabama-Binnlngham, w hich defeatEd Texas A&M 71-681n tre first game Friday. Thewinnerwlllgoon to the semifinals In New York Nov. 29. Play at three other sites Harford, Conn., Cincinnati, and Denver - begins tonight ID deter. mine the other semifinalists. In the early game, Steve Mitchell scored four clutch free throws In the NDA· .. ANTIQUITY RAPTIST. Kenneth Smith, pastor. Sunday School 9::.l a.m.; church service 1:30 p.m.; youth tt>Jiowshlp 6:30 p. m.; Bible study, Thursday, 7:30p.m . FULL GOSPEL LIGHTIIJUSE, 330«1 HUand Road. Po me ray . Tom Kelly, pas· tor. Danny Lambert. s. s. Supt. Sunday morning servtet' atlO a.m.: Sunday tven· lng servl~ 7:30p.m. Tuesday and 'lburs· day ServlcH at 7::1) p.m. WORD OF FAI'TH, 93 Mill St., Middle· port. Sunday morning Sf.'I"VIce 10:15 a.m.: !iiunday evl"ffln~ 7: :11. Thursday morning Bible study 10 a.m. Wednesday evening ' ~/wmitWEN CHUROI OF TilE NA· ZARDlE, Rev. Glendon Stroud, pastor. Sunday School9: 30 a.m.; Worslllp servIce, 10:30 a.m .; Youth !K'l'VIce SIJnday 6: l~ p. m. Sunday evening service 7:00p.m. Wed · nesday Prayer M..llng and Bible SIUdy 7:011 p.m. NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH , Sun· day afternoon service! at 2::1J. Thursday f'Vffting servkes at 7: :.1. FIRST BAPTIST CHUK<.:H, Masm, W. Va . Pastor, Bill Murplly. Sunday School lO a. m.; Sunday tovt'fting 7:30 p.m. Prayer m.. llng and Bible siUdy Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. Everyme wE~Icome . RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, Sa· lem St. Rev. P.aul Taylor, pastor. Sunday SchoollO a.m. ; Surw:tay evenlng7:00 p.m.; Wedntsday evening ~ayer met"ting 1:00 p.m. SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH, Sliver Ridge. Duane Syden· strtcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.: Church service 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed · nesday at 7: ll p.m. J\Uie tltlll September. 7 p.m . Octoi>Pr thru May. Sundayev~nlng Fellowship 7 p.m. June thMI St'ptE'mber, 6 p.m. October 111ru May. rm··-----------~~------------- Jllljfl:!l THE PERFECT CHRISTMAS GIFT ZENITH VM6000 Combination Vtdea Camera/Recorder. 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At Hartford, eleventh-ranked All· bum plays West Virginia and St. Johns takes on Navy. Sf. John's, which lost to Georgelawn In tre Final Four last year, wUI ;T!NirH By Lt;;A HARRIS UPI Sporis Writer Images that once were such a pleasure for Butch Goring to watch have become terrifying sights: Mike Bossy's shots; Bcyan Trottler'sfaceoffs; John Tonelli's comerwork; and any New York lslancler .. final 14 seconds to help UAB fu m back Texas A&M, which benefiCed from Don Marbury's 22 S€COnd-half points. 1 P.M. TO S P. Goring's pleasure turns to nightmares MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third Ave. Rf'V. Clark Baktr, pastor. carl Nottingham, Sunday SChool Supt. SUnclay School 10 a.m. with classes for au ages . Evening services at 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· bit> study at 7; 30 p.m. Youth services Frt· day at 7: JO p.m. ECCLES lA FELLOWSHIP,l28 MIH St., Middleport . Brother Chuck McPher100, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday f'Yfnlng services at 7p.m . and wronesday services at 7 p.m. 7 Inside play and four late free throws Thursday night to beat Lamar. David Henderson and Johnoy Dawkins each hit a patrolfoulshots Rio to host MOC rip-Off Tounley ' ~~~~ The Daily Sentinel Page 5 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Duke edges Lamar, 66- 62, in preseason NIT tournament · Friday, No\'811'1bar 22, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. 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In Pfl'llaratlon they are busY making all kinds ct goodies as well as novel Pomeroy-Middlepon, Ohio g!1t and craft Items and unusual decorations to sell. This Is the first year for the bazaar to be held on a Saturday but II gives women who work during the week and the youth group a chance to participate. In fact the youth group wUI have their own sales table. As In previous years. the bazaar will get underway about 10 In the morning and a soup, salad and dessert luncheon will be served from before noon through the early attenroon. The bazaar Is the big fund raising project of the women ct. the church ·and the money II makes goes for some general operating expenses, repairs and Improvements to the church. \ The Kovalchlks who lived on Mulberry Heights In Pomeroy until just a few years ago, are having a creative and performing arts act d her choice and this counts as 20 percent c1 the overall score. The winner of the Meigs County finals wUI represent the county at the Ohio Junior Miss finals to be held at Mount Vernon. bad time now, what wtth Sandy's artlstlc designs, potted plants and serious Illness. Friends here a(\vtse .horticulture specimens, handthat Sandy Is .. under~lng some crafted ornaments and cards, treatment now In preparation ror decorated packages, holiday door possible surgery later. For those and wan hangings. who might Hke to send a card, the . - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ , address Is Mrs. Roger Kovalchik, 8288 Oak Drive, Newburgh, lnd, 475.'1l. --- Don't forget thatthls weekend tbe annual Christmas flower show of the Meigs Coonty Garden Clubs Association will be held at the Meigs Multipurpose Building, SeniOr Citizens Center. The show Is always beautiful and Inspirational and really helps promote the mood for Christmas. There's no charge to~ In and look around , and visitors are Invited from 1 to6 ooSatunlay, andl to4on &tnday. The late Margaret Ella Lewis, who has probably chaired more Dower shows !han anyone In the county, prepared the schedule several months before she became ill. Eva Robson who was cochairman has taken over and Is being given asslstanoe by Janet Boolln, a state OAGC officer. Theme Is "The Greatest ct. Gifts" and there's something for everyone, WHALEY'S GROCERY DAIWfN, 011. PH. 992·3757 Orand Operllng NOW FEATURING E.XXON GASOLINE & KEROSENE aologna ...............~~·...... 99 ( Colby Cheese .......~:.. $2,49 1-16 Oz.ltl~$1 .79 Peps•·• Co1a................ CHRISTMAS TOYS & CHRISTMAS CANDY Distounts to· Churchts And Non-Profit Let's talk turkey fo!_tE.~.. E?fitf.aJ. .Sf!a~?,'!!...:o.""'"""' turkey. Agrade A signifies that tbe completely covered by 3 freezer tempera . lure of 165 degrees. 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Use The dining room table may seat year at 0 degrres F. wlthout After tbe thaw, wash the turkey, leftover turkey In sandwiches, only 4 or 6 but somehow It always appi'eclable loss r1 qu;lilty. The' · remove the giblets and prepare the casseroles, pot pies, creamed cr;er manages to expand during the USDA recommends that for q>- turkey for roasting. Whether or not \toast or In !llups. Next week some holiday season to accomodate tlmal safety buy a fresh turkey (Illy to stuff the turkey Is a matter of Ideas for creatively using your friends and' relatives for special If you do your shopping within 1 or 2 prefe~"eDoe, howevE!'·If you do stuff · turkey leftovers. HappyThanksglvfamlly meals. Families always days or wben you plan to serve II. t~ cavity of the turkey, It should 'mg to you and your family. manage to . stretch the food and . Storage Is Important also. Uke all not be done ahead of time (for table space at Thanksgiving. perishable foods, fresh 111rkey example the day before). rt===:::=:;:;:::;;:;:;~ One of the first things to keep In should be stored at 40 degrees or Stun the turkey Immediately ' mind when selecting aturkey,lstbe below 2nd used within one or two before cooking to help prevmt tbe GRAVELY TRACTOR 9 REGULAR UNLEADED number of people to be served , and days. posslbtllty or bacteria growth, SALES & SERVICE GAllON GAllON whether or not you plan on which can cause food poisoning. 204 Condor St. In !)reparation lor the big meal, The cavity of the turkey should be P:0~~~12~7 leftovers. You can figure oo about one pound of turkey per person, If thawing tochnlques are important. stuffed lightly, because stuffing FAlL & WIIIEI HOUIS you want to allow for generous Whetheryouhave4daysor12hours expands as It cooks. Allow about Clettd Monday servings and enough left over for to· thaw .the turkey, safety Is a top thr~-fourths cup stuffing per second day dishes. For smaller consideration. Thawing your tur- po~ or ready to rook turkey. Tues•• frl. 9 te 5, Sat. 9 to 1 gatherings you may find that a key In the refrigerator Is the Additional stuffing can be baked ~ THE turkey portion such as the breast preferred method for safety rea- separately. Pl111 1.. & D•posil wtll be large enough for your sons,butyoucanalsothawltlsoold Turkey should be cooked to an holiday meal. water. U you select _the later Internal temperature c1 l.S0-190 SYSTEM Be sure to look for the Inspection method, be sure the turkey Is mark and grade on the packaging. The Inspection mark <in the label lets you know that tbe turkey has been Inspected and that tt I> safe, wholesome and accurately labeled. The USDA grade mark wlllldentlfy the special characteristics of tbe · Name:...'-- -- - -- - - - - - -- - Type of Entry - - - - - -- - - : - -- -- Sponsored By -------~-----­ Name and Phone No: of Person in Charge - - - - -- - $1.219 6 Description of Entry _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ Does Entry Includes a float? YES NO (Circle) Please complete form and return to: PomtfllY Chamber of Commerce Courthouse 2nd Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or Phone 992-5005 The Parade will be held Saturday, November 30, 1985 allO:OO a.m. GRAVE LV Organizations Shower given Come meet our Sarah Coventry® Representative atur ' % OFF Mfr. Sugg. Retail On All . A layette &bower honoring Pearl M. Colmer was held recently by her mother-in-law, Barbara Colmer, Shari Blackwell and Tammy Johnson at the Johnson home In Middleport. Games were played wtth prizes going to Joyce Ralph and Penny Clark, with Nancy Whltteklnd winning the door P,rize. Refresh· ments of cake made by Pat Thomas and decorated with booties and babies and Inscribed "Welcome Baby Bill" was served with chips, mint, coffee and tea lo those named and Mary Walburn, Pam Walburn, and Mamie Stephenson. Sending gifts were Nancy Aelker, Dorothy Bentz, the Rev. and Mrs. Glen Mcllung, Kay Morris. Mr. and Mrs. No!Tllan Presley, Cherie See, Brenda Johnson, Rev. and- Mrs. Clyde Henderson, Virginia Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Robert ~blln, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Snider, Pat Thomas, and Ruth Blackwell, Charleston. y.. Va. Honor roll Th(' second six wt'E'ks gradlng period honor roll at the Eastern J r. and Sr. High ha s been annouOC'Cd. Making a R'f'ade of B or above In all their subjects to bt named loJhe roll wert>: 'JWf'lfth Grade - Melissa Barker, Usa Hendrrson , Grnr Jacobs. Veronica Provo. John Rice•.Dawna Grueser, MP!hla Holsln· gi;'J", Kim Schul, Terri S4archer, Terri Stoot, Amy Youfti!', Angil" YounR. F.~nth Grade - MeHssa Calaway, Amy Louks, Travis Nl'Wiun, Klrk Rtled, Darlent' Baum. Todd Clay, Angte Damewood, Krist! Hawk. Brenda Rl't'd. ArlenC' RUehle, lesa Rlltke", [)(>lt'ah San<k>rs, Tonya Savoy. Tenth Grade - Mar alyn Barton, Renre Pierced and clip style earrings Mfr. Sugg. Retail From 54 To 513.50 Now 53 To 5 10.13 Kaylor, L arissa Long, Kt:'lly Thompson, Amy Berkhlmer, Tina Bissell, IArl Bw-ke, Ml· chPlle Capehart, Abiga il Cau tmrn, Amy Connolly, Chad Cook, Bryan Purst, Crystal FolmPr, Tim Lawson, Tracl N('Wiun, Ruth Nuttff. AprU Ritch!£', Jodi & haekel, Janet Werry. Ninth Gratk> - Krls Hein es. TamiTIY Lloachman, Michael Martin , Davkl RJC(>, Javn(' Ann RUehl(', Chris Spencer . Amanda c<ian , Usa Driggs, Mary· Edwards, Amy Community caiendar Hager, Mlch~£1 Hughes. Ay Mora. U sa Pooler. Mykal Schmldl. . El$1hth Grado - Ellzabcfh llryant . Ernie Baker, Shawn BLl'l h, Ken Ca l~ e ll . Kim Mclntl)'E', Mary Par ker ••nu Reynolds, Greta Rllno. Matt Sohul. Am ber Shon , Dan Tripp. SATURDAY RoDin Whltft. Seven! h Grade - Andree CJ(>Jand, Angle GALLIPOLIS- Grande Squares wtll hold a Western style square dance Saturday at St. Peters Episcopal Church, 541 Second Ave., Gallipolis, 8 to ll .m. Saturday. Murphy, Chrb Adams. Suzanne Clay. Sl/:l)hanle Catdner. BUlle Johnsoo, Mkhtlle Malholtr a, Mark Murph_v, Lel~h Redovian , Jared SIX'nrer , Aaron Wilson. CHESTER- Special meetbtg or Shade River Masonic Lodge 453, Chester, 7: ll p.m. Sakturday; work wUI be in the fellowcraft degree. SUNDAY POMEROY - Annual Thanksgiving dinner of the Eagle Ridge Community ChurchwUI be at lp.m. Sunday; Rev. Carl Hicks, pastor, extends an Invitation to the public. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT - Bethel 62, International Orderd Job's Daughters, wUI meet at 7: 30 Monday night at the Middleport Masonic Temple. The council will meet at 7 p.m. that night. POMEROY - Board of directors of Big Bend ClvltanCiubwlllmeet at 7: llp.m. Monday al the Community Action Agency offices In Pomeroy. · RACINE -Chapter134,0rderof Eastern Star, annuallnstallat6ionol officers, 7: ll p.m.. Monday at the !fmple. Management reseNU the right to Mmk quantities No rain ehe<:ks TUESDAY SALEM CENTER- PTO meet- Ina scheduled for Dec. 215 cancelled · 41300 Laurel Cliff·Road, Pomeroy, OH The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio S. Oliveri H By Cynthia .,_ mi Agen ome .....no cs cy Is fast approaching Thanksgiving and for many families, the tradl. tiona! turkey will grace the rollday dlnner table. This week In the spcitllght features some tips oo seIec IIon, preparaIIon, st orage an d·. leftovers for the Thanksgiving POMEROY 1985 CHRISTMAS PARADE FORM qUarter registration and has been rescheduled for Tuesday 7 :~ p.m. at the school. Santa's Toyshop will be dllscussed. Intherpoeughe The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce will span· sor the 198S Christmas Parade to be held Saturday, November 30th. The ·Parade will begin at I 0:00 with the lineup .to be held cit t~e Old Pomeroy High School. The parade this year will be in Pomeroy only. For additional information contact the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce at 992-SOOS. To enter the parade please complete the following entry form andre· turn it to the Pomeroy Chamber office. Rio Grande winter Rio Grande College Winter Quarter classes wUI start on January 3. Walk-In registration will be January 2. A course In personal !lnance will be taught at Meigs High School on Thursday nights from 6 to 9:50p.m. Lower tuition rates will apply to residents or Meigs, VInton, Jackson and Gallla Counties. For further lnfonnatlon call, toll tree, 1-tro-2827201. Friday, November 22, 1985 Bazaar announced,_flower show set Junior Miss competition set Seven Meigs County high school .senior girls wW betaking part In the }986 Meigs County Junior Miss, competition to he held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 1 at Eastern High School, Southeast Ohio Junior Miss, InC., sponsoring .organization, announced today. The first contestant to be announced Is Veronica Sue Provo, ·daughter of Robrt and Sue Murphy, ·Eagle Ridge Road, Racine. Provo plans to attend Ohio University and plans a career In broadcasting or modeling. At Eastern, she has served as a classofllce, Is a member of the National Honor Society, student council, Girl Scouts or America, was 19Ri homecoming QIIEEII, junior class homecoming attendant and has worked on the newspaper and yearbook staff. She has been student council vice president, majorette, varsity cheerleader and. appears In Who's Who. She was an Ohio University Scholar and was captain of tbe Riggs' Rangerettes World Champion Baton Corps. In the creative and perlonnlng arts category or tbe competition, she wUI do a baton routine. The Junior Miss Program ll! judged In live different categories on the local, state and national levels. Fifty percent of the judging Is completed before the contestants appear on stage. The judges· Interviews, which will be held on Nov. ll, will count as 35 percent of the overall score. The scholastic judging, which Includes the llrst three years of high school, counts 15 percent ot the judging. During the tlnals of the program the contestants will compete In theyooth fitness and poise and appearance categories with each counting 15 percent ct. the judging. Each contestant wUI present a Friday, November 22. 1985 0 $1.12 PEPSI COLA ans. 81601.$159 �Sentinel Friday, November 22. 1985 Ohio A nst\' co~n: nr. Public Notice CIH 480·1 o/ n 8722912 loadlr/ llackh... Bidder to submit dotllilld -lflcotionl of equipment offered. Tho B011rd of Tnioteeo roMroe the right to rt1ect ony or ell bide, By ordor of the Boord of Tnooteoa of LolortTownohlp. Oon II. Hill Wolter 0 . ll~oh Hony C. Hill Joyce Whlto, Clerk (1111&. 22. 29 . 3tc IN THE COMMON PlEAS COUIIT OF MEIGS COUNI'Y, OHIO JOHN T. GIIUESEII Glil-•. PlroOitllle. VL Arthur . leer, Et AI., DoMI- Thil oction heo been 11ignool COH Number M ·CV-333 end II JUANITA P. GIIUESEII , Common """" ol County, Pomeroy, Ohio. 411788. . The oiJjoct ol the C01r1>1Uit illor'portltion oftheoi01dgu i n - in INI ....... • deocrl>od In VoklnM 280. ~733, MelgoCountyDeed Roponlo, rvferenco to wlidi II lioNby nuode. You oro required to • lte COif1Jiolnt within 28 doys oltar the lilt publcltion a1 thil notice which wll bt pulililhod once eaoh for oix • lilt publcltlon wll bt modo on January 'r7, 198& .,dille 28 .eleva for Ano- wit com-~n "'""thlottdote. oe11 your fl ..re 11> ....,.., or-·""" r_..t II roqulrod by lie Ohio lluleo of CMI Proc:odurw. JU<Vment 1 ~....dlrfa forbo ~~ - ·11 •·~ ,_. der1•odld in the c_.t Do-.1: Nowember 19. 1186. ANTIQUE AUCTION · Now Plliylng . · SUNDAY, NOV. 24-1 P.M. 1 HOWELLS GROVE PARK, BELPRE, OHIO IIR'' '' ----------~--------~ SAVE STEPS! .,. Evening 7 :00 Fri ., Sot., Tues ., 7 & 9 p.m . Sat. & Sun . Mot., 2 :00 Sat . Midnight , 12:00 the ., Ads frst! ~ ..- Evenings 7:10 F,.ri ., Sot. , Tues., 7:10-9:10 Sot ., Sun . Mot., 2:10 Sot. Midnight, 12:10 ··~·-•A(~l ; .' PAT~ICK H. BLOSSER, AUCTIONEER USC. NO. #599·86 . - 64 Misc . PHONE 992-2156 OJ Wrill O.Uiy Stntinel Clauitttd Oepl.' .sea- il .,.. ., .a .,. heln. ::0:.:•. ,., ·:,· COMPLETE LINE OF FARM AND AUTO BATIERIES ORDINANCE NO. 1186·8& v )l An Ontitii'ICI m Approp•c' no• Addllianll Fund• For The of the ViUoue of • •. Milldlepwt for 198&. 8elt01- bytheCUincil - of the Vllogeof Mlddloport eo . tolowo: t ,,.Opeo-• '• -·'*'the S.C. I. That fl. . ia u• -wing . c dllionlllunclo ""the -·lio<l '- o1 the WIIQe a1 Milclloport lor 198&. . . F.donlll_,ue . Shlring ....... .. ... . 3.71i8.00 " S.C. II. Thotthio ordi1once io '" - . , docl od to bo on :: •••u=•cv h thltthllefunds "". . now IVIIillble 80d . . ry for the oondnuod .apfttion olthelliloue -.g '· 198&. .,., S.C. Ill. Thil Oldinonouhll · Ullculfecund bo in Iaroe from ~ Md-Nowenlbor 11 , 1986. - , _ the 11th doy ol .· ~ Nowenlbor198& . ,, Attllt: Jan Buck. Clerk - -,.-.,-----,-Public Notice ~ deceeUd, whoae n~mea and ptac11 of residence ere unknown to the Plolntiffo; you ort hereby notified that you hove boon named Delendantl In ol~gol oction entitled Sharwood L. Meredith. Et AI., Plaintiff VI. Cherioo Watkin a, Et AI. Do· lendanto. Thio aotion heo been euigned mu i'l.lmber B6·CV·282, and 11 pending In tM Court of Common Ple11 of Melgo CUinty, Po· meroy, Ohio 46769, ond io for partition of the reol oatlte hereinafter described 11 follows : ·---------------- ... ~. gil IUCUIDn. admi'tit- Mel other .,.,........ equip o complltll coli mining - " ' with bulldingl end roilnlod . -• ........,,., tr> mlna. lo.r, Mel oeny lfW4Y ooll from odjocent propartlol, llld gremor boing l'llllovod from _, a~rfaoo domou• by ....,., of "*'inti ol ooal under llld 111111 h11 Arrt .,rfaoo lond roqulold or ueod eoobovo II> bo poid lor It the rotl Ql t7&.00 per acre. end II dim'll' to llfOWinfl cropo ........, by the drilling lor'"' pooductlon of oil Mel gil to bo poold for. REFEIIENCE DEEDS: Vol. 229. Pege 243, .Vol. 22, Pouo 497. Meigs County Deed Ro- oordo. You Ire requira:l to ...wer 1he Comploint whim 28 doyo from the 1a1t publicotioo1 o1 notice whic;h wil1 bo publiohod MGM Farm City Service Station PHONE 614-992-9932 Sec:. II. Thltthioordi1onceio honbydecWodtoboen .. I.III'IC'f in 1hlt Pill' ICI._ _.,_. llfiY for the oondnuod cl village l'lllidllrta.. Sec. Ill. Thio Ordln01ce """I Ullco- end boin lorc:efrom ~-Sept. 18, 198&. l'ateod the 23rd doy ol So!nenlbor. 198&. Atteat: J"" 8Uck, C1er1t D.Ney Hor1on, Prooident cl CUinci poo- Real Eltete Oenerel REAL ESTATE FOR SALE eaoh - SI'UT LtVR HOUSE wMh 3 dinir¥ roorrr, liYill rocrmlftd lqe reaution room. to- cad orr 8 ICIIS. lqt 111111 J)OIId. Radne ••· •Enough firepower to heat avery comer of an average home in under 1 hour. •So efficient that one load of fuel lasts and lasts . JOHN C. EIIIN GlBlGE SERVICE lt. 2, (ooldlt 915 -"19 WE HAUL- BIG OA SMALL In caae of your failure to •n•wer or otherwiM re• pond earaquired by the Ohio Rulea of Civil Procedure , PICK UP WEEKLY Reuonlble A•1• - AtUabte 11-U-1 ""· iudgmont or default will bo Public Notice rendered against you for the relief demanded in the Com· ploint . Date: October 15, 1985. lorry Spencer, Clerk ol Courto of Moigo County Common Plo11 Court. (10118 , 26; 11111 . 8: 16, 22 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Nowembor 4, 1986, in tho Melgo County Proboto Court, C.n No. 24942. Raymond F. Vol, 128 Now limo Rood, Rutland, Ohio, 46n5. w11 IPf>Ointod Exooutor of the _,.to of Wllllom Voll. da· 11• of Rutland Town· ohlp, Meigo County, Ohio. llobon E. Budo , Proboto Judge trotorl Mel llligno ol Charilo .•·WatkN. if decnud. YA\ole · -Mel piiCII ofrooidonoe .• - .....,_, to the PIIOitiffo; <Merlo L WltkOio. whole pice of 1ezida ICII ta rinown; the unknown heirs, devi•••· ... '> 11118. 16 , 22 3tc " • Mid- 30 Total •No Age Limit - No Appointment ~eeded •No Extra Charge For Groups Up To Four •Pay Only '3.00 Down - Bal. On Delivery PHOTOGRAPHER HERE : Monday Only Nov. 25th EMPIRE FURNITUREPo111troy, Oh. 101 Wtst Main St. Photo Hours: 11 :0~ a.m. to 6:00 p.m. IPORTRAITS BY FAIN--HUNTINGTON, wv .I BOWMAN'S HOME CAll .DICAL SUPPLY 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12·8-tlc U Pltle St., Gallpollo JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Sizes Stert From 12'xl6' . JEFF CIRCLE, SR. long lottom, Ohio BOGGS ., SALES & SERVICE Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doe Houses U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authorized Joho Dnre, New Holland, Bush Ko1 ftrm Equipment Daaler P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Plr. 614-843· 5191 I0·6·tfc ftr11 E~•IP•••t 1·3·1f< F.l COIIFIIIIN11Al • 992-2184 '· •• • ' • •Heavy Duty •Metal ConstrucHon TANSCO SPOTTER SCOPE, MUZZLE LOADING SUPPLIES KNIVES. CYA GUN GIFTS J&R SPORT SHOP 714 East Main 99. ' BUSHNELL BINOCIURS Pomeroy •I ,: ~ •Leak and lust ltllst..it :. G&J f GALLIPOLIS Parts Plus autostorr POMEROY were, old coins. large cur· Pizza Bread roncy. Top pri:oo. Ed. Bur· kott Berber Shop, 2nd. Ave . Middlaport. Oh . 814·992· 3478. -z Canopy bd . room Commercial Roofing 20 Yro. experience 11-5-1 mo. d. Clinical Audiologist 2 FOI THE BOTH OF YOU StYLING SALON OPIIITOII INa O'lrion & DoloWo ....... Moo. ltuu Sol. 9 MJ.J ,M TUit. & Higlito A AR CALL ' 446·4522 F•~ RADIATOR • SERVICE We can repair and re· " Flllp lov 1111:11! In Memoriam S1~rV11,1~s Ferguson. In 1he grlvtYIIrd eoft!y oleeping, whore the flowers gently wave. Uea the ono wolovod 10 dearly, but whom we could not liVe. Mother, Bertha Peltc.er end aon Jem11 Fergu10n. core radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rbd out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 3 Announcements PAT HILL FORD chine 992 -2198 Middleport. Ohio 1· 13-tfc PftGIIAIICY rtn .... Itt .. JO .... , .. 1 1001 103 I UlLAND CIVIC CENTEI lffectfw hr. 1 Newo MMIIay2te4 Slrl., TO ...... 12 II~ .... 742-2629 ., EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. YIIYl & lUIMIIIUM Complete Gutter Worlo Cornple• Aomodollng llooflng of oil Typoo Workod In home oree 20 yeoro "Free Eatlmatoo" CAll COlUCTa Ph. 16141 143-5425 Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pom~roy Ohio AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 · 3·24-lfc 11-12-Zrrto. ICUT OUT FOI FUTURE USE) KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE LINDA'S MEXICAN POnERY & GIFT SHOP 34 9 II. 21111 985-3561 llltWieport •POTTERY •CLOCKS •TOYS •IMPORTS 11·1-15-1 mo. All M1ku •Waaherl •Diahweshera •R1nge1 •Refrigerators •Dryers •FrHzera PARTS and THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP NOW THIU DK. 4 10% OFF ANY PERM KAY'S BEAUTY SALON 169 N. 2nd An. Middleport, Oh. 992-2 Frt All ~,, frllllll NHil PlUS: Offi" Suppli11 & Furnilurt, W<HI4ing andGroduosliet! StoliOII:.t'.~tlk SigM, I Slompt, lusin•• form~t Copy S.wi<ll, El<, 25S Mill St., Ml ... pDrt to• h ., '""""' •Complete Remodeling •Room Additions *Roofing SWEEPER ~~id oewing me- repair. perta, and ouppliea. Pick up and delivery , Dovlo Vacuum Cleiner. one half mile up Georgoo Creek Rd . 614-446-0294. Call oorod by Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday, beginning It 1:00 p.m. Factory Choko 12 gu1ga shotgun1 . The Hot Rack ... Opon ing Nov.30th, Brick St. Pome · roy, Oh . Spocloltv Crocheted and decorated hall . Many other gifts available . 614-992-6738 . No hunting ortreapeulng on Howard Hickle property Hanford. w. Va . No Hunting or Trespening on tho Free mono property on Hone Li:k Rood. Vlolotoro will be proucutld . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ~ll YOUR WiliNG NEEDS Resldentill ~ .Commercial FOR Call: 992·5875 Or 742-319 WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL- SAND TOP SOIL- FILL DIRT you want it ... you ·ve got it ... I *VINYL SIDING *AlUMINUM SIDING 0 ILOWN IN INSULAnON BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Ho1111s luilt "Free E11imatea" PH. 949·2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls Help Wanted One oert~lod Medical Tech· Nilogllt, -doyo. Sond reoume '"' apply II> Medical Plozo, 203 Jockeon Pike, Golllpollo. Oh 46831 . Pen Time Soleo Clerk. lo · dieo opparlll ohop. Send ,..,me to P.O. Box 71. Gollipollo, Oh 46831 . Homo Cera Opening Prgreo""'e ho,. care oKygtn compony looking for. RN· LPN w"h lntemol modlclno beckground to work In Golllpolio area . Seeing homebound ' o.:ygen patianta. Send N· a~ moo to Box T-!500 in aero of the GalllpoU. Dolly Trlb· une, 826 Third Avo .. Galli· polio, Oh 45831 . Eooy Aoumbly Workl •aoo.oo per 100. Guarontlld Plymont . No Experience. No Soleo. Detoilo tend self · addreaaed atampod envlllope: Elan VI· tol -716 3418 EntorpriM Rd, Ft. Pierce, FL 334B2. Port time R. N.o, 3 :00· 11 :00, 11 :00· 7:00. Willing to work in long torm core. Must be ebte to coordinate exceHent patient c1re for our retidents who are very liP•· clol people . Accepting oppH· 4 Giveaway •Sidlne •G111'es & Pole 11 AVON Stort up fee 15.00, noke 46% far Chrlotmu. Coll814·441·3358 . Nurtlng care in private 1979 Liberty 1 2•15. 2 Would Uke to give tender tovlng care to your infant in bedrooma. oood cond .• •&.49&. dell-. French City Mobile Ho-. 11 4· 448-9340 . my Nelaon' a Hardwood floor Wlneor 14x70 w1tti ••fllndo oondlng, flniohlng , n1p1lr room, 3 bedroollil, 2 betlio, work, free ootlmatu. Cell excellent cond.. •10.1100. French City lillolrHe HomM. 614-258· 1642. 814·441·9340. Will do odd jobo and light hauling, oleo remodeling. . 14x v 2 bed· F- eltlmotoo. Cell 814- roomo, rtgulor 17.41115. Speciol price *&,B81. Dlllhrered. 367·0121 . French City Mobile Homeo, Will do bebv·liltlng In my 114-448-9340. honM until 6 p.m. Mondoy thno Friday. ReedavMio, Tup- 1871 Klrk-od 12xl0, 2 poroploino or•. Coli 614· bedrooms, totlf - t c . ••· coHent cond. U,9115. Dill· 378-8333. vored. French City Mobile Will toko oore of chHd In my Homoo, 814-448-8340. home, 304-875-429& . Marlette 2Bxto. Z bed· roomo. 2 bethi, one of o kind. llogulor t44,800 . Spoclol 138,500. love t5.400. French City Mobllt Homeo, 81 4·441·1340. a• 21 cations Mon . through Frt at Pomeroy Health Coro Center. E.O.E. Bu1ina11 Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · LISHING CO. roc:omnendo that you do buolnen w~h people you know, end NOT to - d money through the Clayton 28x60, 3 bed· roomo, 2 blthl, fomlly room. Regular t38,1500. Spoclol 131,100. love 13,100. French City Mobile Homao. 114-441-U40 . Clayton 24xll. 3 bed· room•. 2 bothl, tamlly room. Roguler 128,100. Special U3.800.. love mall until you have inveltl· 13,000. French City Mobile gotld the offering . Homeo, 814·448·8340. Schult 24x48, 3 bedreome, 2 botho, Special Edition. ll~gulor 121,100. II*Oial U4,800 . love H.OOO. HOME OWNERB·Roflnonco French City Mobil Ho11111, 1D low fixed rote. UH ICJUity 1 8.:_1_4_·4__ 41_·8_3_40_._______ lor eny purpoao. loader 1• Mortgage Co.. 614-&92· SkyMno 241112,3 - m o . 3051 , 2 botho,lomlly room. lllgu· lor 121.1100 . tpoolol 123.900. Seve U ,OOO. French City Mobile HomM, 23 Profe•ional ., 4-441-1340. Services 1914 SICtionll 24aU, 3 bedroomo, 2botha,l••-· Plano tuning and repair, tune 111.9111. French City Ma· up for tho holldeys. IPICIII bllo Homo a, 11 4-44e·8340. dollvlll"f. Word'• Keyboard. 304· 1176·5500 or 171- 11711oyvlorw14x70, 7x24 3124. expo-. 3 btlr .. 1Yo belli, FP, CA, underpinning. free lot option, e mo. Clll 1114·3117· 7401 . 22 31 Money to Loan H omea for Sale 1870 Topper i2xU 2 bdr .• 1 both. MW centrol air. doxol ga holt, vewy nlco, ••.too. Zlnn'• COlli Co .• Inc. 814· 441·14011 . 1- ---- -- - -- By owner. Muit eoll -moved. 3 bdr . ronch. onocergorogo, 1888 lloyol mobile home. wolklng dlllonce from North 12a40. f2800 . 614·148· Golllo High School. Rlducod 2981. ro 129.900. Collll14·388· 8711 . 1974 HNictoat. 12al511. 2 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - bd .room. portlollyfurnllhed. 3 bdr., full beaoment, lg. GC . 14&00. 814· 8112llvlngroom, Plant• Subdlvl· 1 _112_11_3_ . ---------olon , 11 ,!500, toke over 1· poymento . Call 614·448· MOillE HOMEI MOVED: 7380 . inourod. r e o - nteo. Cell 304-578· 233e Rench brick 3 bdr .. 1'hbolh, ell lllectrlc on appro•. 3 1972 12•15 Schultz meblle ecre•~ barn. 2 car o•reoe. home with 7a11 ••rtclo, fruit traes, evergreens , woodburner. etr conditk»n, gordon opeca, puturo, largo woohor end dryer, oil ep. tree• on blacktop county rd . pt1anc11, furniahed . two Southwootern School dlo· porchoo , undoopennlng, trlct. Shown by appoint· 17,000. 304·812-2181. mont. Coll814-379-2e71 . 1980 Tldwllll, 14x70, 3 Young couplo oeeklngto buy bedroom, 1'h botho, ellollc, home In nlco neighborhood . underpennlng, good cond, Not oliold of flxor-upporo. muol eoll, no reeoonoblto Mull hovo on 111umoblo offer rofuoed, 304-175· mortgogo end-or aollor fl · 1 7_8_2_9.___________ 1- - --------- nanclng with modelt down 1~ Build IRIS Free fill dirt, you houl. 413 Fourth Ave., Kanougo . Cell 814·448 -2310 . MARCUM CONTRACTING Pen dmo )onltor. Pay 14.00 payment. Hove excollont 1970' Schult - 1 eloctric, per hour. Call 614-992- criidlt recorda rlflrtn · 12160, 304·882·2422 of. 6491 . coo. Caii814· 2B8·11110. ter 4:30. 3 mole, 2 le~o kltteno, 3 grey tiger atripiid , 1 yellow Don't lot your milhory 1111111 5 roonll & both In Pomeroy. go to w1ste. The Weat Option to buy adjoining Vlrglnlo Army Notional lorgo concrete bloc!< build· Guard hel VICinCiel lor lng. Coll814-992-2039 for quolifliid prior oervlco lndl· appointment. vidu111. Cell 304·111·3950 or 1·900·542-31119. Older houee by owner. 3 bodroomo, double living Join the Well VIrgin II Army room. corpot, full bellmont. Notional Guord . You 1'8Coive corner lot. Coli 11 4·982o monthly poychack, life 6882 . long Bottom. Ohio Ph. 985·4141 Free Estimates 10-17111 ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY '"·After 992-6931 5 Call 742-2027 I "Frn Estimates" : lmtallation Available 41 / lin oringe. 1 cream colored . to good home . Call 614·446· 2967 . Clothing and misc . items . Co11614·446-0277 . Benll· typo female pup, whlto, make good pot. Cell 614-398 -8118. 3 me .. kittens, one mother cat, gr•y·tiger striped. Re1l cuddly 6 gontlo. To good home. Cell 814·448·9305. 2 kltteno. grey and otripod , femalu . Coli 814 -9928683 ., Farm cats to give away. Call 614·9B6 ·3908 after 4:00 p.m. Puppieo 304·458 · 1727. Puppiel DENNY CONGQ R111onable priced . 814· 843·5149. Ing oond~lon . C.ll814·992· 3191 . In momory of Goroldlno •••u 20% Off SElE(liD PERMS Regiatered· quarttr hor~e to for blrrel and polea. Gallipolis, 4/ 1/tfn in Exerciae.bUc.e. ln good work- A1111 0 II nCP. III CnIs (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Ohio 45631 MJ ite good condition. C.ll 814· 992-3119. Ull CALL 614·318·1162 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. • CNESTER--915·3307 POINT PLEASANT, WY - Buying dolly gold, lilvor ooino. rlngo. jawolry,lterllng ""'"'hs•ienal'' Speololizlng in Build-Up % RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE '?PREGNANT? 5 GALLON --- CAMOUFLAGE & COVERAU.S & Cheese. Television Ustenina Devices Computerized Hearili Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages A. A.A. Centractlng S.nlco KEROSENE CA",; 114-992-7314. PII.ZA •Live entertainment ' Free HBO •Ros1auranl oOiympic Pool UTILITY BUILDINGS $ Millar, At. 2, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 or COlli 614-992· 7760. Tu11d1g Spscl1/ SINGlE 124.95 ... POLE BUILDINGS Fill liNE OF 12 & 20 and silver. Wrlte·M . D . . FREE Loca I 0 e IIvery ~ Licensed . I milos from Pameroy-IISOI Bridle ,. Ham I •• Dtty WANTED TO BUY u11d coal heaters . SWAIN'S FURNITUFIE, 3rd. & Olivo St. Golllpolio. Call 614· 446-3169. wood & LG. w/one Item......... sTANDING TIMBER . AI L_ _ _ _ _...,._ _ _ _ _ _,LI,;,I;.&il.;.&.lllllo...ll Tromm . Call : 81 4· 742 · 2328. c Shp Tte~tlel•• Jim Mink Chov.·Oidolnc. Bill Gene Johnoon 61 4-448·3672 wood. cupboards. chairs, SANDWICHES We're Talk in' Turk-von new clean used cart . cheotl, bukoto, dloheo, atone joro, ontlquoa, gold Subs - Steak - Stromboli Homee for Sale 1979 Featlval 14x70, 2 homo enytlmo dey or bodroomo, 2 botho, extro night, WllkdiYI Or WOO · oharp, f9 ,985. D.llllvered. sales. licenaed Ohio end kendo. Not fon from Rt.7 or Fronch City Mobllo Homos, Woat VIrginia . 304- n3. Buhon. Cell Sharon ot 614-441·9340. 67B6 or 304-n3-5430. · 814-849-2989 . 1978 Schult 14 wide, 2 bedroomo , totol el.ctrlc, 9 Wanted To Buy now f\lrnlture, 18.891. Oell· 18 Wanted to Do vored. French City Mobile W. pey oeoh lor late modol Homoo, 814·448 ·11340. ·COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITUIIE. Bodo, Iron, 992-3559 24 lfl "'" -- hit Tl•t RT. 62 SOUTH . REMINGTON, WIMCHESTER & FEDRAL SLUGS & SHEUS ·Hoods......................... 1145 71.79 Chewy. Tr. 13·15 Ford ·1""111' loctor Pointlt ...............'2l Hoods ........-.....-........ 1130 73·79 Chtwy.'Tr. U-15 Ford lfXIgor Corntr> .. - ............ •20 Glilltt ..........................'75 Ntw aM u.odauro Glaso- lolt llocltl Paris WHALEY'S AlnO PAUS 9· 13-tlnl Grilltt .................... >3S.SO ROWT ROOFING WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEAOQUARIERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA . tSPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWIE SALES &SERVICE POINT PIIASANT, W. VA. · Co...lelt lulldlng Gutostoro GAUGE -- YOUTH MODELS Wo Dellvor ~ENT Pe~rtsPius $1699 9 ao?i~~~~·;d"r;:. . . . . 15 2.5° 349 N. 2nd, Middleport, Oh • V. C. YOUNG Ill CIRCLE CONTRACnNG PLUS 3- 8x10 Color 3- 5x7 Color 6- 3Vu5 Color 18 - Wollet Size Color 0DOr1 " """'""""'"""'$145 '71-791ord Tr. R1clne Gun Shoot spon· HEATING 1122/llc MOSSIURGH 20 GAUGE PUMP Medel s.oo . . . .......s 73· 79 For4 lr. Ftndtn ........ -............... '41 73-79 Ford Tr. ............................. 1135 10-15 Ford Tr. ANGIE'S .PIZZA SAlES & RENTALS 614-446-7213 WE lltl IIIDKA. Alii 01MEI INSUIANU CAIIIEIS WHEN EIIGIIU OOZEII, BACKHOE, TIIENCHEII. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES, . IIECLAMA11DN.'PONDS, SPIIING DEVELOI!MENT, HOME FOOTE AS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT ' ALL STEEL& MINISS filiON! .- ( HSII#Ifl. 11· 12-1 mo. (6141 992·6550 lfSDfN(f PHONE 16141 992-7754 ' U ·IO Chewy Tr. F....s....... -..... -......_•41 7J.IO Cliowy Tr. · ...... ....................... •100 71 -ID Chtwy. lr. lloools ..... .........,..,,..,, 11 50 71 -14 Chtwy Tr. 70 u-~~!;"1;: Chtn6s Bslnglels - · A Cell Ut, Ws Won~ ' c• 304-67• HUDNALL --------------. -. - ------- PHONE 992-7075 Don 'f We/k, Wei# 01 & worll !Free Eotlmotesl Pertt &Se,.lee Set Your Sights on these 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PH. 949-2649 We Also Carry Fishing Supplies. co:-" CAB Addona 1nd remodeling Roofing end gutt•r work Concrtlte work Plumbing 1nd eltctrieal J&f CONTRACTING &03 SALES & SERVICE su•u 12-s P.M. t. t ' Out of Town Customers Cell Collect •Home Oxygen •Hospital Beds •Wheel Chairs - ,, SERVICE ,, . 317 North Sa<ond Mitldloport, Ohio 45760 -7 'BLU£ 949-2263 or 949-2969 Henry E. Clel1nd, Jr. \ 992-6191 • Jean Trussell 949-2660 lloltie Turn11 992·5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 : PLUMBING & lt. 7--' MI. IELOW GAUIPOIIS THtSIS WHAT TOU GET FReep;~;:~Ares .... usiness Services HEATING COMPANY TAX NEW- REPAIR Gutters • DC)•NnlipOI•t•l Gutter Cleaning (Free Ellimotes) OLD TIME PORTRAITS '\ $1495 a"\; ROOfiNG ' • HOME NATIONAL BANK Clerk COLOR ' Howard l. Writesel ... . YOUNG'S .,{·· ' CARPENTER GREAT LOCATION in dleport and ··a spiral stallcase make this a very aitriiC· live home. New llilchen llid bath, 3 bedrooms and' a fenced yard. Owner will rle· gotiate. $29,900.00. '· cuse. Lena K . Nenelr011d, _, ··-·· . Public Sale & Auction RICK PEARSON AUCTID· NEER SEIIV)CE. Eltate, farm, antique, llquldottcn 9-30-tf 992·2259 OLDER HOUSE with 3 bidrooms on COinlllot in Syr- o:o-. ·· . -• . . . -. odrmio- Factory Choke 12 Gaua• Shotauns Only ' mod. 3 BEDROOM MOBIL£ HOME 011 3 lots in Syr1euse. •Bum• avery spark offuel. Sea your winfuel bill drop. •Available in two sizes. fraastandlng or insert models, choice of 5 colors to suit your decor . . B 32 homeoll Down poymentl rtduoed. lot modele die· countld. 1 - 81'1 remlin. We're El- Homo Centlrl, 3 mlloo N, of Chillicothe ond 1 milo N. of Circllvlllo. loth Iota on U.S. 23. honM. lloom lor two PI· tionto. •600. • month. Cell 514-992 -3696. I.,- .. )·i".'--~---_.;.;,«n~ i~:~;:~ ~-• ~-· ~-10.,;·21-1 pdj $39,000.00. boclnxrms. 2 corr,~ttt bitlis. 1111 22, 29, 2tc ,·,f RACINE - The charm ol Earty Ameriun can be seen ttrrou;r this 3 bedroom, 2 story home. On~n ~ oak woodw01k is accentoo l7j colonial wallpaper w~h maldring drapes. Nice ekitchen ~lith appliances, vinyl si:lin& basement, storage shed. S~ualid on 2 lots. Lovely home. Asktl g OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 6 U. TO 11 P.l. hour. for oix conIICutlve - .. The 11ot publi· oelio<l will bo moido on t11e 22nd doy of Novenlbor, 1986. lnd the 28 doysloreno-wll commenc. on thlt day. 11101 S399S S ituations Wanted Vacancy for the elderly In our home. Trained end flf • t•n yaert experience. C1ll 4 129 1 POMUOY - Two story house with a lot of remodeling. This 6 room home h.as French slliding doors, pretty k~chen and 3 bedrooms. 12 ,,~ Melgo CountY Common ...... Court 111122. 29: 11218. 13, 20. 'r1. 6te --=R-•""'I""E::-s-ta-ta--=s---ra""'I- E . M~···WII POMERO.Y, 0 . Yard Sale ..... RACINE - Price reduied on this neat one lloor plan with 3 bedrooms. Excellent condition with many features. Level lot with slorage building & fencing. In-town convenience. $25,500.00; ONLY All SIZES IN STOCK S.C. I. That the lolowlng " ' - - ·~ honby ldop-.1 In Ord. 1150-IM: {II That the Chlol ol Police oilory bo omondod m reod $11500.110 per month. !bl Thot the poohion ol Perking Meter PIIIOM bo lddod at o wago of •3.35 por 7 Will teke · cero of elderly people in my home. Call 614· 3117-0121 . RACINE - Beautiful ranch lype home wilh a full base· ment , wbfp, on I acre of land wilh plenty o! extras. Coun1ry seHing in a g(~t neighborhood. $59. ~0. 00 . 12· VOLT·& VOLT The Daily Ohio Business Services ~ ' 3. YEAR WARRANTY -ws: oxclullive right In peopWIIty to u• eo much ollhe ufiCo al Aid -_ a ,..,. _ r•l .. _ mey _. bo . and p $38,500.00. AGRI BOSS · ORDINANCE.NO. 11&5-8& An Ordilonoo m Amand Oldinlnoe 11 !50·11'. 8eltordoinod bythoCouncil ol the Vlllge of Mlddloport eo lying Hid ...... dellofbod p"""""' with the right to mine ond remove the 11m1; olio the kins, whose place of re"· dance is unknown; the unknown heiR . dlviHII. legatees. executors, admlnis· tr1ton 1nd autgns of Ed· word Wotallinl. Public Notice ..... Excopting •• t11e coli. oil, trators end auigns of Maril l . Wettcino. ~ doceeUd, whoa namea and plactl of relidence ire unknown to the Plaintiffs: Edward Wat- DM'ey Horton, Thelololo-Winin1g ,_1 PrWdont ol Councl - · oituotod in dio Town"' ::~of< Cheotar. CUinty of 1111 22, 28, 2tc · '""St.to al Ohio: Being the ....!Mdod 68/ 60 '--=-~....,--..,--- port of the following···Public Notice -~~~ in ~ No . 4, Town No. 2, R - No. 13 ol IN THE COMMON PLEAS c - Townlhip. Mlligo Caunty, Ohio, and more pill,.. COURT OF MEIGS ticulolly dncribod • lollowo: COUNTY , OHIO SHERWOOO L MEREDITH. Boginning ot center ol ro«1 ot ET Al.: the interwction cA ao• ro.ta Pllintiffl, near the i'llma ol Dock Rod· ,. - vsford; thonoe South 38 de" CHAIILES WATKINS, 60 ...,.._ E1111115 1Mt ETAL. neor the home of Dook llod · Defendants ford: thence North 626 feetto CoN No. B6-CV-282 oomer rood; 'lllllco Wilt <' NOTICE BY PUBLICATION 608 IMt along Rodford'o lino .a. To C - V.tkOio, w1iooe ., the ploce of boginnilg, C<XI• p1aoe of rooidenco io 101kno-; •inint 4 .41 ocreo. mon1 or .,. ............ hoin. - . "~1 Public NotiCe • c~1t~~!: been . . - Oolondortto in • legal lOtion entidod John T. Battery Sale -----------Public Notice '!.:"' l:';y~=~y:~;;: Ill Court Sl. , POIMIOy. Otlio 457U "' ol .,..,_.--The 1 Gruooor and Juanltl P. 1 64 Misc. Merchandise Pomeroy- c.....Melgo -MdnoxtolkinciC... 1on Arthur Karr; Elhelllobortl Karr. wtooH ... known od· =·""-:;d..:, ~ kin o1 Ethel Roberti Koor; end "' Angelino Karr, -~ 1111 lcno*i oddNII -io unknown, · and. ,. .a 111e hoin, oiovloMI ond IIIJd of kin of Angollne Karr; whoeo . . _ onc1 od~': .:,;: : : : . :' ~ . . ndiM AIITHUR BAER, ET Al c, Defondlnto ..,,!o hlo. 84-CV-333 NOTICE BY PUBliCATION To Holen KilT a-, whoM lui known odd,.. 11 111 • known. ond to the unknowvn h.n, dovioeol, and nllrt d kin of Hllen Karr Seer. -.., Boer. whole 1111 kno..., od· d,.. II unlfnown, end 11> o1 the Wiknown hllrl. dovioeol onc1 next olldn c1 Arttu Beer, Gladvo Karr, wholeloatknowvn odd,..ilunlllio...,, endtotlll unlcnownholn.......... ond noxt of kin of Glodyo KelT; Walter Ka ..: Jr.. 1oot lfnown i1 end to 111e hoiro. ......_ .nc~ """'"'kin"' Weitor Ktoor. Jr.: Carolyn Korr, whoee 1111 known odd,.. io ......,..,., end to o11 e.e heln. - - 11ot 1nown lcnOv.i. .nc~ L---'""j~P~H~O~N~E~4~2~8~-7~2~4~5:T!;"___. The Daily Sentinel PIMitille YS. ~:"::;',:"~;:~yn.!:; Plus lots of furniture and misc . glassware, not knowing what until sale time . Coming Soon: Jaggacl Eclga, Targat, Battar Off Daacl pending In the lnd unlcno-. back & split bottom chairs; one drawer wash stand, one drawer night stands, serpentine oak high boy, serpentine oak lowboy, oak side· board w/high mirror, oak wash stand, 6 oak chairs, 3 stack oak bookcase, 5 stack mahogany b'ookcase, child's wicker rocker. wicker bar stool, yarn winder, 2 iron baby beds, doll bed,4spindle Iow ba ck chairs. oak ta ble, oa k sta nd s, li b rary t a· ble, walnut mantel, claw .& ball organ bench, wicker rockers and chairs, walnut bed , quilts, Fenton and Carnival glassware , round walnut Ia· ble, square oak table, pictures a·nd frames, and doII dresser, and gun s. 5 ladder Annihilators Public Public Notice TOWN & COUN11Y VmiiNAIIAN CUNIC Paul E. Shackty, DVM PI, PlEASANT OFFICE lOS Jadlson '"· SIWll-AL lOUIS lln.-WIII.-Thun. 3· 5 pm r.... 61SO-I1 Fri. 1· 2 pm S.tw., 10·11 :30 ... UIGIAIMALI IIIOIIY IT APPT. PH. 304·675·2441 BEND AHA CALL llpley OHkt For Hours 304-372-5709 10-14-lfc 304·8~& - 3086 . 8 Lost and Found FOUND Malo Collie dog. Black with ten face and fHt. Very friendly , hao 1 floe collar end 1 l01ther oollor. Coll614-398·8fi10. LOST: Near Long BottomPuppy, black & brown. On CR 48. 114·B85·31178. LOST 2 cowo, 1 Hertford and 1 black with white fooo . Bot-n Hickory Chlplo, Send Hill Rood. 304-676· 1487, REWARD . LOST lodleo glon11 In purple 0111. betweon, Jr. High School and Boord Eduootlon olflc1, IIEWAIID, 304·171· . 3820. lnaur.,ce • • educational op· portunlthle, rttirement pay end other outatonding be· nefitl . Cell 304-875·3960 or 1·900·542·31119 . To •II Avon, cell 304-875. 1429. ACT NOW , PERSONNEL WANTED, we ere expend· ing, we need tralntrt, nllln· agers. rec:ruhera and u let people, lncoma lo 1405 to f540 per - k beoiid on ability end experience . .,.ult be mature, good appHranca 1974, 14x70, oil 111c, 11.000.00. Owner may fl· nonce, 304· 578·2441 . ' 1918 Vlndolo 12x80 El· penifo, 3 br, 1 ~ betho, outbuilding. on Iorge rtntll lot. 15,000. after 8 pm clll 304·87&·37B4. 1880 Foirmont , 14x70, ••c oond, 3 bodroomo. 2 botho, By owner In Middleport. 2 f750 .00 down end 111umo atory, a rooms with 110 loan. 304·678-2331 , · betho. Aluminum oldlng , corner ~t. ger-ae, andpatkt. Apple Grovo 100 oc:reo, Iorge born 120x21, 1 ,300ft Col11114-982-8072. 4 room houoo w~h both . Ponly furnlohed, forced air fumace , c.,pet throughout. Looetod on Story'• Run llold. 814·3t7-7588 or 814-367-03911 . Ux24, 2 bodroomo, lnolda remodeled. At. 2. Rollin•· ville, 304·885·3348. front1ge on Jtrry ' l Aun Road. 6 miles from Ooo- dyeol Plont. Mlnorol rlghto. Wont offer. Clyde Bowon, Jr. 304-&71 -2331. 33 Farms for Sale 30'11 1cre term. 15 room houoo tnd both. All minor•nd peno~ellty . For inter· Ill, 0- Wlttr , 117,000, vlow, epply In poroon It By owner 6 bodroomo, Iorge Daen Wlblln , Sr. Rt.1, aa . Point PleoHnt Jab Strvlco living room. dining room. 68 . Guyovlllo, Oh . 467311. IW Va B,.eou of employ· full beaemtnt. 2 cer garage, mentl , 225 Sixth St, Pt. Pit . Iorge lot. cion PPJH end at 10:45 om or 1:11 pm Ordnonoo ochoolo. 304· 35 Lott & Acreage SHAAPI no phono cello 175-5868. ploooe. 111< for Marketing ond MonrogonMnt Corp of HouN lor 111e by owner. 3 AnMrico, Equal Opportunity br, f1mUy room, wood "' ocrelovolloto, ourwyod • burner, central a ir, patio, reotrlctld . Coli 1114·311Employer. diCk. top ground pool, o•t· 8149. lady to Nvo In w~h elderly building. Altar II o'clock end lilly , 304· 875· 2181 or on weekend• coll304-678- 38 Real Eltete 304 ' 571' 2242 · 7281 . Wentad Oiotrict 8eloo Alp . needed by ono of South'o ilrgoot, 32 Mobile Homes for Sala Young couplouoldngtobuy "'""' grownlng hOnM monuflcturera . Muat hl_,e 1 homo In nico nalohborliood. knowledge of construction Not afraid of flltr•UPJIIil, end pockoged ponellnd NEW AND USED MOBILE Mull hive en IIIIUIIIIIIrle houolng. Aloa, financing ond HOMES KESBEL'B QUAL- moltJIIgo ond·or Hiler fl, mortgage bonking pro· ITY MOBILE HOME BALES, nenclng with mad•et down !erred. Send roa~mo and 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, PIVftllnt. Heve ...... lent phone: Ken Cockerhom. RT 311. PHONE 1114-441 - ~redlt recordo llld Nferen. P.O. Box4808, MortlniVIIII, 7274. cu . Coll814·211·8110 . VI. 24116 �. ,The Oelly.Sentinai- Page- 11 '-DICK TRACY Pasle-:-10-The Dail 41 Pomeroy Middl Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY HOIIudor Rent Nict 2 bdr. home. 2 full IMotho. Yo bl. from W11h. Eltm .. 1321, rei. r.q. Cell 814-448-21118 . 61 Household Goods · ' 116 Building Suppllea 76 1981 Evenrudo 7Yt HP Qal motor, 8 111 tonk. Uolld v-v llttlt. ••c. cond. Cell 814388-9718. .mo.. U80 pluo U80 dep· alit. .Call 814-448-2776 ohorl. • 3 bdr.- In countJy noor Ala Granda, - · dep., no ·pets. U40 ilia. Coli 814·245· 1431.1 . Houoo cool. Lump • otokor. Zinn Coo1Co .. Coll814·448· t40B. ' · 3 bdr. ;cerpe~ed, naturtl goo, Yo ml ~ lto.m city, dep . re· qulracL 1196 mo. Coli 814448·2034 . . Collohtn's Uolld Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tires, oizeo 12, t3,14,16,18,11.5. lmllto out Rt. 21B. Coll814· 268· 6261 . 2 bdr: houn. . Gallipolis Bohool dill., no ptlo. 1185 mo.. 1100 ·dep. Coli 814· 448· 3817. Modern 3 bdr .. brick homo. 1Yo IMoth. largo rock-room, ... httt. tltctrlc ronge • . . _..1.t300 cerptt, doc· oolted, mo.newly • dtpoolt, no ptto lnoido. located 8 mllto . . river on Don Drive. Co11814·441· 2573 or 814· , 44&·1 1 7 1 . Firewood opllt. llockod and dolivtnod. 130 I very largo lotd. All hardwood, deli-ec~ promptly. call 614· 4411 · 7993 or 114· 448· -. "I landed on thi"s plan e t . because I was h oprng you people would have a cure for th ld " r;::::e;C:O:ffiin::::::Q:fl::C:-Q~~·~~~:;:;~:::i 44 Hall of double. Stall St., Gall'-"•· .,..... Ohio. 2 bdr. kit· chon, dlnlnflrOOm, 1 both. gao furnoco. 1200 mo .. pluo utllltito l dtpo'"'. Ref. r.q. Coli 814· 441-0264. An.ortmant ...for Rent JACKS 0 N ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houoing \)pportunityl monthly rent otono ot 1168 lor 1 bedroom end t204 for 2 bedroom, dopooit UOO. located near Spring Volley Plaza and Foodlond, pool and Coble TV avoiloble. office hours 11 poulblt' 10 om to 4 pmond7pmto9pm Mondoy·Friday, Call 814· 4411 - 27411 or loovo Hou• for rent an Mulborry Ave in Pomeroy. 1150. per . month. Coli 814-882-5791 eft. 8 p.m . Houoe for rent on Mulberry Ave. In Pomeroy. 1125. per month. 814-992-5791 oh. lp.m. ' · meuege. EHicltf!cy cottage, 155.00 Rlldocorottd opt.. 2 bdr., - · utUitlta peid, phone 11110 to ueo. Coli 304304: 875- 3100 or 875 · 875 -5104 or 304-8755388 or 304-875· 7898 . 5508 .. , Two bedroom holi•lor rent Upotolro unfurnlohlld opt.. in Jericho oru . Coil 304- carpeted, oil utilitlta peid, no 175·11413 eft• 8 PM. children. no peto. Coil 814· 448·1837. Good locet!on. 2 bedrQOmo, 1-:---:--:--~:---­ tv room. holl-booemont. Furniohed opt. 2 bdr., 131~ ,.,..d back ·yord . Colt oher 4th. Golilpollo, 1195 woter paid . Coli 448·4418 eftor 8 p.m .. 304-875· 421111. 7PM . Largo houoe, 7 roo mo. Lton. phono 304-875-7140. Apenmont lor ront. furniohed. lt76 mo.. pluo 4 room houoo, bath •. moil. utllitieo. Collll14·4411-8244 echool buo route, 1 milo oil 9AM·8PM . Rt. 17. 304-896·3886. 740'h Second AVo. 3 bdr .. Anracthre 4 bedroom homo 1190 mo.. dip. required. noor High School and t:loopl· Coli 814·448 · 4222 be· 111. 2Yo batho, Iorge ftmily twoen 9 l II. room , two l c i t c h e n • . I - - - - - - - - UIIO .00 month, coli 304· Fumiohtd opt.. 3 roo mo. • · 175·4340 ut. 388, · bath, newly docoroted. no doyo btl-n B om and II ptto, llduho. Coli 814 ·441pm. 1619. 46 Furnished Rooms Houotkooping room, ronga, retrlg.. ohora bath. molo preferred, utHhieo pd.71125. C 1 11448 4418 1 h . or pm. 48 Space for Rent Mobile home lot, 1 2'•60' or ornalltr, t76 water peld. 4th l NoH, Golllpollo. Call 4484418 eftor BPM. Mobile opoce 2 milto !tom Golllpo[io, 1 chll.d, occept, ret. r.q. Coll814-448-3252 or 814-446-3413. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork, Route 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. Large loto. Coli 814-992-7479. Tr'l!_ler op-•· Smoll child· rtn eccepted. Out At. 1, Loculi Rood, bock of K6K. 1-304-87&·1078. MerchdiiiiiSI~ 1--------- 61 HCJ!Isehold Gooda SWAIN AUCTION l FURNITURE 82 Olive St .. Golllpollo. N6 uoed waad-coolllovll. 8 pc wood LA ouMo *399. bunk bado 1198. ontron reclinoro 199, new 6 Ullld bedroom 1Uit11. rangee. . wringer woohtre, • ohoto. New · llvingroom 1uite1 t199 · f699, iompo, oloo buying cool • wood otovn. Large houM end apartment, Juat •vlilabte furnleMd - '· Coli 114•4411-3t119 . unfuro\lohtd. 304·875 · utllitleo paid, $231 mo. Coil 1385. 814·4411·9244 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Softlo and cholro priced from Delux~ 2 bdr. downtown 42 MObile Homes kitchtni. Ali carpet, electric 1285. 10 1895. Tobleo. 160 heat l AC. Dap. roqulred. and up to 1125. Hido-o' for Rent Coli doyo 814-448-4383, b•do, U90. and up to 11110.. oofo bello t1 41, lVI. l Wtftendl 814·448· Aecllntrl, 1226. to t375 .. 1 Furniohlld. AC, cable. no city _o_ _3_8_.- - - - - Lampo f!om 128. 111 11211. 1 taxao, batudful river view in 3 roam 6 IMoth. furnlohlld pc. dinthoo from 1109 .. to Konauga.' Foottro Mobilt 4311. 7 pc. 1189 and up . . Home Pori! . Coli 114·446· opt . Aeforencu required. Wood toblo w"h II• chairo 1102. Coll114·441-0171 or 814· 1281110 t745. Dtlk 1110 448-3733. up to 1225. Hutchoo. 111110. 2 bdr. 2 milto from Hol~~ri----...,-----­ Bunk bed complttt w"h Hoapltal It Evergreen . Furnished lpt., 1 bdr., mattreiMI, 1275 . .nd up to Children occtptod . Call 1235. util"le• poid, 7 Nell t396 . Baby beds. 1110. 114-441-3897or81'4·246· Avo .. Goilipollo. Coil 446- Mattre...a or boK aprlnga, 1223. 4418 ohor 7pm. full or twin. IU .. IIrm. 173. ond IB3. Quton oeto, 1221. Spatltoo 2 bcfr.', 12x80, 3 roam. furniohed opt. Coli 4 dr. cholto. 149. I dr. kitchen appllancoo, fur· ,_8_1_4_·_44_8_·_7_67_2_._ _ __ chooto. 169. Bed fromeo, nlohed•. . . . privllllot, 1 'It ,Brookoido Aponments. Call 120 .ond 121 .. 10 gun · Gun mi. lr6Jn town. UOO mo. 814·4411· 3003 or 114-446· coblnoto. 1310. Gu or pluo - · whh r o - •· 1699 or 814-448 -3474. oloctrlc rongoo 1375. Baby Coli 814· 441·2238 or 814· One bedroom apanmento monro1111, 125 l 135, bed 441-2111. whh Iorge country kitchen, fromoo 120. 126. l 130. now opplionceo. utility llngfromo 1110. Good ooltc· Mobilol homo lor rant. 3 room. Wat• MW6QI and lion of bedroom ouit11, bed~ 14•70. 12110 , . trooh oervlcoprovidod. Quilt rockera, metal cabinets. mo. pljla dtp, no ptto. 2 hoedboordo 13B l up to are• . bedroom 10•80 1110, no 1811. poll.... Iaviiie Rd. Cell 1114· I·A-po_n_m_on_t-fo_r_re-nt- .-2- ba-d-441 ·9li.04. room. utiWty room, water Uaed Furniture ·· Dreuer, • bed. motol office dooko. 3 2 bdr.'. mobile homo total fumlohod, Mitchell Rd. Cali mllto out Buloviilelld. Open oloctric . Call 614· 448- 814-379-224B or814· 441· 9om to 6pm, Mon. thru Sot. 0722. t910 . 814· 448·0322 1------ - - 2 bldroom, IJCtanded livin· 2 bedroom apartments. N- Hovon, WVo. N-ly . ch groom. step·up k 11 en_ . remodeled. In town. 114· U30 mo .. 1100 dopooh. 314 3rd. st. Kanauga. Cel1 _9_8_z_-7_4_8_1_ .----1 114·441-7473. 3 bd.room Apt. for Nnl in 2 bdr. trailer, woohtr·dryer, Syrocuaa. 814-992-71189 wotor·Jrooh pold . 1200 mo. _•_h_._e_p_._m_._ _ _ __ 1 pluo • · t mi. from hoopi· 2 bd.room furnlohod Apt. 1354 tal. Cf11814·441· · Real nlct. Aduho only. No 4 roomo, bath. city wotor, peto. At. 124. Mlnorovillt, uo• ,.,, ref. • dtp '-'~ulrtd, _o_h_._e_1_4-_9_&_2-_3_3_24_._ _ no ptto. aduha only. Coli 1 The Moplto. Eldorly • Hon814-4411-3687. dlcapped Houoing. Ail utili· ' tlto polcl. Conveniently Ia· 2 bdr: mobilt homeforrent. coted lor Sonlor Cltizono. Coli 8) 4-448-4253. Off nrtot porlllng. Socurlty • Flrt protection. Livt in 2 bdr: lurnlahod, gu heat, Retident Monoglr. Rentol n- earptt, in Golllpolio, ouittonco ovollolo . Call ret .. Coll814·446· 1409. 814 - 982 - 7022 . Equol 2 bd .roommobilthomenHr Houolng Opportunity . 2 bedroom furnlohed apt. Racine. 114·949· 28 48 · bd.ri>omo. Compietly fur- Call 814-992·11434 or 304· 3 niohod- No ptta. 814·949· 882-21111. - 2263. ; bedroom, romodolod. 2 nd Hili Road, 304. 876 • .. APART~ ENTS , mobllo homoo, houoeo. Pt. Pluoant and Gollipollo. 614·446· 8221 . 1..:...- - - - - - 2 bedroom mobile homo for 2 br opartmonto in Hondor_ 4·_6_7_8_'1_9_7_2_·_ _ ro n t , I u r dt II t Ad dn, 1-oo_n_._30 I 171.00 pluo utHhloo end Nice 1 ond 2 br oponmonto dtpoolt. 304-875-248 4 ?' downtown. 304-876-2218 871·2048 . • 8 -8 Mobile home, 2 bedroom. Furniohed 1 badroom apt, f136. month plua utilhloo. lncludoo oil utllitleo. 304-875-4088. 1210.00 ,_ month, oduho only. no peto, 304·876· 3711 after 6:00. • 44 Apartment .for Rant Two 2 bedroom opto, oil utllltlu paid, 304-175· 7112 . N- tlficiency opt. Cell 46 814-446-0380. Fuml1hed Rooma For rent SIHping Rooms Nicely lurnlohad mobile ond litht houH lcotplng homo, til. tpt .. control ilr roomo. Pori! Control Hotol. and hoot in city, aduho only. Call 114·441-0768. Call 814·441·0338. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Woohtro. dryero. refrlgero· tori, rangea. Skaggs Ap- pllenceo. Upper River Ad . beoldo Stone Croll Motol. 814·448-739B . County Appilonco. Inc . Good uolld opplloncoo ond TV ooto. Open BAM to IPM. Mon thru Sot. . 814-448· 1199, 127 3rd. Ave. Galllpollo, OH . . E·Z Credit Mollohen F,.nltuno, Rt. 7 Nonh of Golllpo· lio. Co11614-448-7444. Amant 21 oido by lido retrlgentor frHzer. Csll 814·38B· 8833 . Washer avocado 11 50, dryer avocado 195, GE waohtr wMo 1110, dryer whito . .1. oiectrlc rongo wh"• 186, oltctrlc range harvest gold f125, lido by oidt rtfrigorotor t175, ova· co do rolrlgorotor 2 dr. 1125, Maytag wringer wather 118. portable dlohwooher 176, upright lr11z• 196. AISigl AI>PIItnooo. Uppor River Rd. ll14·448·739B. Country otylt ook furniture, hend creftlld and flnilhtd, ontlqut roproductiono. Pllul Conkel, At . 7. Tupporo Plaine. Softo • matching choir . LN. Would moko lint Chrlotmoo gift. 814·912·7244. Sharp opeco Hving Micro• wove oven. Corouool H. New. I 178. 114·992 · 3178. Philco 18 cu It rofrigarotor, green. phono 304· n3· 51108. 1---------au- .olzo ..,, bad. bleck Nougahydo toftl and choir. 304-11711-3778. _85_35_· - - - - 18•7- 4 ponol wood garage door, 1200. Collohor 7PM, 814-448-8211 . 76 Surplui Ulvf8o clo110uia. 1 . l"x7-11"x11' prime hardboard oldlng 20. 00 pr.oq or 1.78 pr. pl-. 2 . Emboloed wood groin aluminum oidlng whh loom back In color 39.95 oq. 3 . 4'xl' on 4'x8'•7·18 lluccq 10 Mooonlte· oidlng B.85 on 13.91 pc. 4 . w· ond ,.lor plywood with llbergluo rolnforcod two oidoo I' wide 14'1'~ long 35.00 H. 5 . 12 poe. otoel inllllottd prohung door'o, 8 plinoi, B panel or lluoh 2·B 'or 3·0, 76.00 11. Singlto 88 .95 oe. 6 . Durham oak metonlto paneling 4 'xB'xW 11.99 or Woodfield chutnut B. 9rtdo. 7 . 4 'x8'•'1•" proliniohtd mo· 3 .99 on up. 8. Bruohtd aluminum key ontronco locka 4 .89 11 . M0 •-• 1 2 ""' .• pro-1964, 30" 9 . lntorlor prahung door'o fullchoke... c.cond .. 1600. 1110rted eire' •· 111 flnlahes Coll814-448-178t or 614· 29.95. 388·5880. 10. 48 " oak vanity with B grtdo marble top 199.00. McCulloch 12 in. chain oow. e•c. running cond. NHdo Penn'1 Warehouae, Well· chain. Call 614-446· 3370 ·non, Ohio. Coli 114-3843646. elk for Lorane. Syivonlo GTE-mstic 21 in. color TV, very good cond. Sylvania color TV. Coil 814· 448· 48811. Mixed hardwood olabo. 112. per bundlt, contolning op· prox. 1 'It ton, fob. Ohio Pollet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 814-992·8481 . Seve 60 per centll Floohing arrow oigns 128911 Lighted, non-arrow 1249. Unlighted 1189. (F,.. Lonore)., Seo locally. 1· 800·423·0183. Aloo Gient Blimp Sole. Radio controlled airplane outfit. t300. Aloo. 220 volt oloc. heater. 160. 304·882· 2328 . 122 Cub Cadet. 12- hp. 44 in. -cut. 11160. 814·892· 2083. 1~ horoopowor portable comprtuor; 22 gallon tonk· hooo, blnka gun, cup, pot. 1496. Call814-742-2961 . Gun ceblnll for II guno, 1100. Remington modal 700 7mm mf8num • with - · 1326. CVA bltck powder rifle, 50 celibur with ocopo and ollng, IZ25. Coli 814-992-2870. ' AominSIIon 1100, full choke barrol and dtor olug barrel. 13711. 22 platolwhh·holot•. 110. Coll814·892· 7122. love 60 percontll Floohing orrow oigno 1279.1 Lighted, non-arrow 1269. Unlighted 1209. (Free len . .ll SH locally . 1(800)423·0113. (Aioo indoor LED ooiel) TONY'S GUN REPAIRS , hot dip robiuolng, oil typeo of gunomhh work. foot•rvlco. 304-876-4831 . lump houM coal, deliver any amount, 304-876-7397 or 876-1247. Ook firewood 130. pick up lotd, delivered. 304-46B· 1838 or 458- t728 . SURPLUS rogultr army co· mouftogo, donim clothing. Refrlger•tor avocado. t126. Moving. Coli 448· 32B3. Block, britk, manor and masonry wppli11. Mountain Stott . Bloclc, At. 33, New Hovon, W. Vo. 304-8822222. 66 Pets for Sale Briarpatch Kennell N- powor electric wheel chair, never used, phone between 1:00-6:00. phone 304-n3-520B. 9 ft. wooden garage door, tvoe ua". pynmid over your bed, uoily lnllolllld. 304-671176B1 . Stove end furnece cltanlng ond repolrtH O. 000 btu gao hoattr with 304· 676·11073 . blo-. Houoohold furnhuro, all like now. 304-882· 3234 to furniture. Hoy for oolo. 304·8752991 . 110.00 ollyourlirotSup·ll · Block. The more Purina Sup·A • Blocko you buy tho mora you oovo. Stop In end olk for the detoila. 600 No. Wtttherprool91ock 155.00 Auto Parts wv. For 111e • Hay, strew tnd barloy. 304-875-11086. Triinsporliilllln Autoa for Sale & Fruit Vegetables Apploo 16.00 buohel. ooveral varletlee. See me for ell fru ho ond nuto lor Thonkoglving and Chrlotmu . Jock'o Fruit Morllot, Routo 38, Henderoon, W. Vo. <" 81 l1vt: : ltit. k 8172. 18BII .VW Golf dieool, oir, t980 Turbo Trona AM, oir condhioning. many optiono, 33,000 milto. Price 14,986. Colll14-245· 11078. 1978 Chevv Novo 8 cyl .. 1------Wiottm 8 h. onow plow Interior ' hydraulic controli ond llghta. Coli 814· 446· 3344 or 814·448-1 1 34. For Hie for Chrlotmoo. ~d lng toys end bicycle. 304· 6711·3779. lnt•notionol Formoll 580 wide front Independent PTO, p a - otoerlng. llko new rubber, new clutch good cond . 13.780. o; 13.800 with duola. 304· 273·4216. 1- - - - - - - 83 Uveltock B· 4-H club I t - Ollvto Simmontal ond Chlnlno 1111 Building Supplies cro-o weighting !tom 480 1D 700 lbo. Priced 111310 to · 1700. Lu,.o • Ooy Club Building t.'lotarloio ColvH, Atheno, 114· 448· Block, brick, IIWII ' plptl, 42B4, • ' windowo-. llntolo, etc. 1-:---- - - - - CitudtWintoro, Rio Grande, Butch-g hogo tor oole. 0 . Coll814·241-5121 . 304·•95·33 18. .' runt ••ceUtnt. good cond. auto. Coli ohor 1 O:OOAM ool<lor Mr. Vonco 614· 448: 7441 . 19 71 Plymouth wagon, new tlroo, brokoo, cerb.. battery, plug, 3 -ter, now rebuilt motor. tO ,OOO mi., uroot goo miiHgo, AC . A·ono mochenlool cond ., good int•lor, body lolr, t700. Call 614-241·9884. ' 3430. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 19n Ford Window von; I 2 .200. Call 814· 31701141 . 1978 Ford Bronco PS, PB , :161 engine, otandordtrono .. B track, oxtro rlmo, 13,000. Coli 614-387-0201 , jluoinoul14· 448·9743 ... I 1978 Chevy von, 17,000 rnilao. Collll14-448 -3243. 197B Dodao ..c. cond. Cell 814·441·1147 ahar IIPM. 1973 11\'V.JHp (Thing) . Mg. tor recently robuih. Auno ond loollo good. 17110. firm. 814 ·892·5188 eft. 4 p.m. 1980 Bronco. e4700. Po, pb. outo. Coli 614· 742· 2488 . lng, vlnylalding, ttorm doou and windowt. Free etti- COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING Pump ooloo, Hrvlco. Regis· ltrlld in Ohio. All work guoronttod. Coli 304·273· 2811 . Aovonowood. W. Vo. . ··'. ,. GASOUNE ALLEt perienced carpenter, electri· clan, m11on, pelnter. roof~ lng (Including hot tor oppllcationl 304-117& -20B8 or 875-7388. . '' Staril:l Tree end lawn Ser· • nothing! Motorcycles 111 h . 9ua boot, 50 HP. Evlnrudo, Tonnoueo tlallor with loto of utroo, 11.910. Coll814-388-1711 . 1883 Hondo Aoponcado, mlloo. Coli 114-448-9278 or 814· 4411' 7390 . 1961 Harley Dovldton (Pon Hlldl. 12100. firm . AIIO· 1878 Spartotor. UOOO . firm . 114· 992· 8281 or 814-881·4381 ~h. 8 p.m. 19B4 Hondo XA80, txc cond, t480.00. 304·198· 3086. 76 Boets and Motora for Sale •n 18 h . Boll boot, 110 HP, Ph. Evlnrude, T t n - troller with loti ofextreo, 11,180. Coll614·•8·1711 . Pip's first p1cks have won! One more to qo! . -. ·' vice, landocoping. 304-6782010. ' .. • . ··- "··• •• .,.• Rotory or cable tool drilling. ·~ ~. Mott wallt completed same day. Pump plea and tervice. :.~ • • .. .u. 304· 896·3802 WINNiE Got your carpet in ohip ohapt whh Copttin Stttmor, furnl· lura cltenlng·woter domf8t work, 304-876·2296. Ruidtntiol Wlndowo & Awning, 20 Pet. off on insulated replacement Win· 82 ., . .. ,· • , . .., 11 I ... ...,.!' • ,II' . ~··,, ~.,. ;· t>,,, .,f'11 .. .... I: ;,•. · ~· Evening Television Listings ___________. . . ; . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - FRIDAY 11/22/85 EYEtj!NG, 7:00 D C2J PM Magazine (]) eourtohip of Eddie'o Father (J) SponoCtnttr (J) Entaneinment Tonight A preview of the upcom ing Christmas fllma . Excavating 7:06 7:30 ment1, footert. driveways. Hptic tonko. londocaplng. Coli anytime 614 -4484637. Jomoo L. Dovioon , Jr. owner. Dozer Work land clearing, londocaping, otc . Frtt ootlmotoo. Coli 814-441-8038 or 814·892· 71 19 onytlmo. J .A.R. Conttructlon Cof. Rutland, Oh . 814·742 · 2903. Baoomonto. Footero. 7:36 8:00 Concrete work, Backhoe' 1. Dozor l Ditchor, Dump truokl, I Wltlr·QII·MWir· tlectricallinas. General Hauling Aloo poolo lliled. Coli 814· 258 · 114t or 814-448 1176 or 614 ·448-7911 . Ken'o Wotor Service. Wello, clotorno, poolo filled . Phone 814· 387·0&23 ar814 -387· 7741 night or ~oy. week'l ·newa . fJIItnny Hili Spacial [HBOI MOVIE: 'Saturday Night Fovtr' [MAXI MOVIE: 'She Wore o Yellow Ribbon' [I) NBA Btokotball: Now Haul ilmtotOnt, oond, gravol,dln, bulk or bag fertilizer and limo. Excoloior . Bolt Worko Inc. 63B E. Moln St .. Pomeroy . 114-992·3891 . York 11 Washington Lone Ranger (J) NFL Gamt ol the Wook C1J II) ()]I Mr.' Belvedere Cll The (CC) O•or the Thonkog l•ing holiday, Kevin turns to Cool dollvartd, 142.00 por ton, 304·525· 2512 . Georg• with a problem . (I]) Wall Str. .tWHk Louia Upholstery ,, 1 CD Ill Cll Whoel of Fortune ([) SCTV Network liD Eyowilnooa Ntwo liD MacNtii-Lehror Nowah· our OD [21 Divorce Court fiJ Jefteraont (I) Merv Tylor Moore D I}) Now Newlywed Game (}) Pleaae Don't Eat Delslea (J) Fiohln' Hole ([J Now Price lo Right m Ill CIJ Jeopardy ([J Nightly BuolntU Report liD Wheel of Fortune OD 1)2) Price Ia Right fJI WKRP in Clncinnlll [MAXI Crazy About tho Movlea: Great Screen Mov· loo (JJ Sanford and Son D I}) IJ) Knight Rider Michael becomes involved with a sabotage plot wl'len he wins an opportunity to test drive a new racing car. (eO min.) CII Looolo (J) Fiahl~ (JJ II) II2l Webotar (CCI Webster gets a surprise when he staya home alone one night. ~ 0 CIJ [01 Twilight 2ono (]) MooNoii·Lahrer Ntwlh· our liD Woohlngton Weok In lltvltw (C(:) Paul Duko II joined by top Wash in gton journalists analyzing the W•ugh 's Water Service. Wallo, ciotorno, poolo. Foot, ralioblt oervico . Call 814· 256 -124Q or 814 -2111 · 1 130. Roooonoblo rotoo. R llo M Furn~uro M onulo c. turing St II'1 Cl ' · • ?, Crown 11 14~0. ~~j ~· 11 4-21&· 34 3 I . 0 ;-;· ,14-448 Upholltrtd. • n• w ........ . .... '" .,,. ~' ' .... J." Plumbing TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Boo . Avo G 1114· 448 -7833 ·· ollipolio. or 114-448· 1833 _ .. ,.... \• '\,'...~ Good-1 Excavating, ball· B7 ......... ..... ' ~ JIM'S PLUMBING l HEAT· lNG . lit. 1. Box 355, Goillpollo. Coll814·387·0676 . B6 ·" ~ ...... oWl \ • ~ & Heating 83 • ' w' Jame1 Boy• Water Servk:e. 74 Whats his pick in the ~~~~rne~xt race? So Pip's · pic!.> won' MP;~nc: RINGLES'S SERVICE. ox· WO, ~ ~~=;:::==::==::. 1971 JHp truck, 4 iockouto. Engine runo good, nolldo oome work. 1826. Call 814· 992·3428. - Mercury Monorch, 4 door, 11 .200.00 . Cen ba - n 2211 Llncolr> Avo, Pt. '' ~ CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1970 Ford pickup, 8 cyi , Cor. Fourth and Pine ftlctory flat bed, 1426.00 . Golllpoilo. Ohio 304·176-3874. Phano 814-448-3888 or 814-441·4477 1982 CSR Kowoooki 306 motorcycle. EC. i.ow millage. 614·882·11579 oher 6 p.m. '74 Monte Corio. A-1 cond, 18711.00 or boot o11or by Dec. 24, 1986. 304-Bia- I ' 52 Chevy truck, ,good cond, mull HI. 304-6'75· 8284. 1978 Monte Carlo. V8 po pb, air. E•c. Cond. 814 : 892· 2849. ' 82 Ford Eocon ototlon wagon, 39,1100 mlleo. one -nor. axe cond, 304·875· 8264. ~ creto. Coll'304-n3-5131 . Fetty Tree Trimming, otump removal. Coli 304·876· 1331 .. like rwW, extra cbron-., low 1973 Buick Appcillo, 350 automatic, po, pb, now tlrn, good cond . '1110. 304-875 3392. D.ond M. Controcloro. Vinyl 1970 Chevy PU ~ ton, 3 opd.. 360 engine, good cond. 1776. Colll14·446· 1912 . Bleck 83 VW Gil . II - d. v-v quick, Marantz Amp .· EQ, rtpointtd Nov. 1888. 111800 . Coli 1114-992 · 3212. 191B Comoro, uc . eond. 304-876· 4524. ' lldlng, raplacemant windowt, lnaullting, roofing, new and remodeling, con- 1982 Ford F· 100, exc. cond., good tirto, 26,000 octuoi mllto, 14.800. Call 814·441·9407. oaas .• aunroof. 18.500. Coil 114-258 · 8828 eftor 3PM. '.~ hHment Weterproofing. RON'S Tolevioion Service. Houae calla on RCA , Quazar. GE . Specioling in Zenith. Call304·678·2398 or 614· 446-2464. 1976 Ford plck·up, '>I ton. Very good condition. 390 on gino . Coll6t4· 742·2421 . 1979 Manzo V-6. 6 opd .. nlco cor . Coli 814· 245· 61137 efter 6. farm Equipment CROSS. IONS U.S. 38 Wtot, Jockoon, Ohio. 614· 286·114111 . MooHy' Forguoon, NHollond, Buoh Hog Saito C. Service. Over 40 Uled tractort to choo• from l complttt llno of now • uotd equipment. Largaot Hltctlon in S .E. Ohio. Sptclol 10% diocount on oil peno lor cooh ooloo only, untH Nov. 15. G~O F:-6E ~ Coli col.loct1 · 814·237· 0488, dey or night. Rogers dow, vinyl and otot1 olding. 187.8 F 250 Ford truck. 4 408 Main lit. downtown Pt. whl . drive. Lock out hubo . Pltooont. 304-875·12112. &tonderd trona. 814-198Carpentry, llomodtllng. 1143. Room Addhlon, All buMdlng 1977 Chevy. 1 ton truck . · rtpalro. Cement and Block om·lm. po. pb, air. 614-992· worll. Frtl Eotimoto . 304· 876·4322. 6715 . _, 19811 Chevy ilo•c . cond. no "'"· 14,000. Coll814·448· 3511B. 197.9 Trano·Am outo, PS, PB.olr, tiltcruloe. 1-top. PW, PD, AM·FM·CB. Call 614· 2511·1e&7. _rlo_l-3 9 - 6- .- c-.-ll -1-97_1_ C_o-rdo 814·448·4703 or 814·268- Trucks for Sale eo 1978 Plymouth Vollont Scemp. groon. ·V-8. good rediol tlroo. AC . Call 814· 2411·9898. AM ·FM I .;r;n Sillillll ··:. 'J'OU• rantel. Local referencea furnllhed. Free ettimatel. motll. Coli 614-992-2772. 86 Chevy 4x4 ~ton pickup, 1.2 dltool. 114) Polio cobovor olttpon, 310, 9 opd .. 3B A. 80 Wootorn &tor 34011 CAT. 13 opd.. 44 R. 79 Chevy Bloon BV82. Dotrlot, 13 opd .. 44 R, bOx olttpor. 12) 80 -IHC 1BOO •rit~. 12 6 14' von body, with lilt gatos. 78 Volvo F813 with 18' von body. 79 Ford 2&0 !=lub wagon. VB, AT. PS, AC. (41 linjllt axle rotd trtctore. 75 Eoot trloxll dump, 30 ' box 34' !ramo. 70 2& ton Lowboy. S.F.S . Truck Solo•. Inc .. 1.11 mi. W. of Holz• Hoopital, 814-241-50111 evonlngo. 1983 Oldomobllt Dalto Royal ditHI angina, 35 MPG. toe. cond .. U.IOO. Call814·441·0840 or &14448-t429 . Story and Clark plano, 304676· 3774. 68 l EIECIE'Vc TME'I<E' RE SP IRIT5 AROIJI-JP HEI<Eo 81JT- ~OU'Rc 5ERIOU7 ASOUT THI$ 1 AIZ E! N'T · BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional llfotlmo guo· 1980 Mercury Ctprl, V-8 automatic. 304·17&· 6823. 197B Ford~ mnSuperCob. Air, PS, PB, auto. 400 Cl, now point. Coil ove'o 114· 2415-9627. 'TOP CASH paid for '80 modal end , . _ uolld ooro. Smith BLick-Pontiac, 1911 Eootom Avo.. Gollipolio. Call 114-441·2282. Home Improvements J .ond L. lnotollotion. Roof· 1979 OMC 1 ton cor hauler, 110,1100. Coil 614·379· 2726 . Supply, At. 35, Southoidt, 81 1979 Plymouth Yoloro, 4 door. llonderd 8. 38,000 mlloo, 11,500.00. Coli 304· 882·2711 efter 6:00. 72 8ft• rebate. Yeuger Farm 1P9B8ti1 Z- 28, good cand .. PS. • It wheol, duoluhouot, ool<lng 15,500 nf8otloblt. Call814-388·9838 . 8tno Livoetock TroUoro.-Hurricane, WV. 304- 767·1144 or 717-8399. Winchtllor 308 Modei10D whh ocope, ollng and 2 clipo. 304-713·5186. Mixed hoy 6 com. Call 814-742·2331 . 71 Autoa for Sale 1984 Trona Am. loodod, tol<o ..,., poymento, ohor 6 PM 304·213-8151 doyo 304-171· 7493. N- 11m cor~. *2.00 bu· ohol, 1.00 buohol loll or more. Coli 814·448·1542 . t97B Monte Corio oxc. cond . Coll814·448·41f1 or 814·317-0387 . . 2 19" Zenith black and white TV'o. t25. each. 304· 876·2838 . Atmlngton 1100 duck un· limited 12 guaga 30" full chollo. 304·8711·2113 alter &p.m. 71 Musical Instruments 67 For oolt or trlldt. liberglooo topper IHo 8 hbod 1280.00. Wlnchtotor 22 outo 175.00. 304· 676·2186 . Sleep lilct a King or Quoen with o copper or plooti: Hay & Grein 19114 Shelby Charger 2 .2. 23.000 mllto, oherp . 1886 Plymouth lourlomo 2 .2 4,000 mllto. 1982 D.,._ Omni 18.000 mllto. Cell 814·379·2728. pelr dropeo, 1 20•84 like now, 304· 876-11569 . Ullld -por, rolrigorator. furniture . Old otwing mo· chine. Unit conttlnlng otovo relrigorotor end link. Mioc. 66 Burdette Addn, Pt. P". 84 Purobred Englloh ohtphtrd pupo. Working · otock . 8 w11ko old. 1311. 814·8811· 4296. kido cemouftogo all oizn. Ravenowood, junction lndopondonce Rood-Old Rt. 21 . Fri. Sal, Sun, 1 :00-7:00 PM, (opon ovonlngo oher 6 PM) Free dollvory Point Pioooont oroo . 304-676· 3334. r 1979 Rabbit. 1978 Ford LTD. Coli alter 8PM, '814· 388·8823 or any dme 8143B8· 11428. . boota, packs, .cceaaoriea, Sam Somtrvillt , E••t· L..---------,----------1 Auotrolion Shepherd puppiao. Purtbrtdo out of worlllng otoclc . Coli 514-246· 9527. AKC Lhooo Apoo . pupo, moleo only. 20 chompionoln pedigree. eontlt, qultt end loving dogo. 304-878-11637 or 1175· 2223. "to -uoioto .. .. , ,.,. Live Toddy Btoro--AKC flog. Chow Chow puppioo. CoM 614-251-1271 . Polo for oolt . 10 go I. lltUpo, 11 4 .99; Other tonk and hood oeto an opociol. Loyewoyo for Chrlotmu. Fioh Ttnk. 2413 Jockoon. 304676·2083. .•. ServicP.s 1980 Clttvono. 4 dr .. AM· FM cooootto, AC, V·B, 12.000 nogotloble . Call 614·,4 48· 8048 ohtr IIPM. AKC roglotorod Gorman Shepherd puppiao, ohoto end warmed. reody Nov . 26, 1996. 304·4118· 11128 ohtr 4 :00. ' I• 1976·77 Oldo Cutlon, 4 door for . pono. 304-8953838 or 6711·3364. · All~ AKC Rog. Buoon hound 10 mo. old, good with children. Cell 614-448-8863. .. White jaop J1 0 ' topper 1176.00, 304•773·9642 . brtod grooming. Gordon · Setter female obodltnce trained. Englioh Cocker Sponlalo. 388-9790. Drogonwynd Catt-v Ken· nel. CFA Himalayan. Pereion end Slameu ~!nona. AK C Chow pupplto. Call 4413844 eftor 7PM. ..... ·• r & Act::essories w· .. tonit• pan•llng ••condt - John boot for oolo. Cell 114-258·8417. BUILDERS SUPPUES Firewood-cutup olibo. 1 truck loed 1100, 2·11 80. Pickup load. you haul 115. HEAP occtpltd . Cell 814· 2411·5804. ......... .. ...... ......... ' .. Boats end Motors for Sale 1~-----4--- Z bdr. ,~oe near Golllpollo, 3834. KIT 'N' CARLYLl ®by Llrry Wrkiiht Vollty Fumhuro, now 6 Kentucky Lump; Ohio Lump. ullld. Largo otction of qual· Ohio Stollor. Yord or dollY· lty lurnhuno. 1218 Eoot_. -v. cement blocko and building mot•ltl. Gtlllpolls Avo .. Golllpollo. llloclt Co., Pint St .. Golllpo· llo, Ohio Coli .1 114-448· 64 Mlac. MerohendiH 2783. II bdr .. unflimilhlld houoe with goragt. Ref. • Oep. required. Call 1114-446· 1888. 1 Friday, November 22, 1986. rt.Ohio Rukeyser analyzes the ·eo·s with a weekly review of economic end Invest· ment mlttere . D I}) C7) Mloll II of Sci. •nee (]) 700 Club ()) NFL'I Oreetllt Mo. mente: Legende of th• Fall CIJ ()]I Amoricon Vldto Awtrdl Tony Danza Ia the host for the awrds prestn· tation tor the best in music e [60 min.) e•idooo. ell aD Dollll (CCI Suo Ellen dtmendt e legal 11paration from J.R. and full custody of John Ross. 160 min.) (f) Stettwldo (fil Greet Performencet: 12:00 (]) Boll of Groucho (J) AWA Wroatllng CIJ Enttrttlnmont Tonight til Collage Footbtil: Wool VIrginia va. Auburn 9:30 ® leo Skating : Campbell Soupl Superakatee XII Coverage from Madison Square Garden1 (2 hrs.) (f) Well Street Wtok Louie Rukeyser analvzes the 'SO's with a weekly review of economic &r1d Invest· men1 mat1ert . [MAX) Comedy Experiment: Emo Phililpa Purported to be weird end absurd. Emo performs his nightclub act. tO:OO D I}) IJ) Miami Vice Cos· tilto must adopt the ways' of the Bush ldo warrior's society in order to protect the wife and family of an Amer· ican double agent. (80 (HBO) MOVIE: 'City Hoor -ICC) [MAX) MOVIE: 'Ttndor Couolno' (Duobtdl t2:30 (]) Bill Coaby Show CIJ II) ()]I ABC Nowt Night· line IJ) Frldey Night Vldooo 12:60 ([] Night Trocko t :00 (]) Wendy end Ma CIJ Stor Sllrch liD MOVIE: 'Clodzlllt vo. M~lon' (CC) Jerry proposal to Liz and de cides to reveal his true identity, Frank en · counterS 8 murderer pol· lng 11 a cab driver, and Vin~ent interrupts Rita's clandest ine tryst. (80 min ,) I!) CIJ [01 Fe leon Croat lCC) Angela takes drastic mee sures when she lea rna the truth about lance's rock ra. dlo business, and Emma spenda the night in Dwayne·a truck. (60 min.) (I) Washington Week In Review (CC) Paul Duke is joined by top Wash ington journalists analyzing the week's news. IHBOI MOVI E: 'Tho Mio· Bluegreaa' [J) Mozdo SponoLook 3 :25 (HBO) MOYIE : 'The Olltr· men Wttkond' 3 :30 ® Auto Racing ' 86 : Son Remo Rally Rally ra cing competi~lon irom Italy. 3 :45 [MAXI MOVIE: ' A Noo Amourt' (Subtltledl 4 :00 ® Golf: PGA Tour Quodol . Tr•ln Robbery" SATURDAY [MAXI MOVIE: ' Reldero of tho Loot Ark' (CC) t 0:20 ([] Sen ford ond Son 10:30 (]) Convoroatlon With Frod 10:60 CIJ Night Trocka 11 :00 • ilJ CIJ IJ) Ill Cll [01 Cll (!J) Newa " (]) Men from U.N.C.L.E [I) Sneak Preview 1111 lonny Hill Show 11 :30 D (l) Collogo Bookotboll: Kentucky va. Nor1hwe1t Loulalana [J) SportsContor C1J Now illawlywod Gomo IJ) Tonight Show 0 CIJ MOVIE: 'McCabe end Mro. Millo( CIJ letenlght Ameri ca ltD To•l II) ID Diak Clork'o Nit• time Ill One Stop 8oyond (HIOj Hitchhiker A family mansion becomee 1 horror chambe r for a bnutlful ., Groll 4 :30 (]) MOVIE: 'Red Stallion' t lonery' Lewl1 (I) Golden Yeara of Televl· aion [1) NewAwatch (60 min.) 11/23/86 EVEN INO 7 :00 D ilJ Too ClaM for Comfan ctl Lartm lo ® Colltvo Football Scoro- CIJ Ill CIJ HH How (f) MOVIE: 'Or. Who: lm• 1!11• of tho Fondohl' liD Whoel of Fortune (j]) Ntwton'o Apple II) II2l Solid Gold 1111 Smell Wondor 7:30 D I}) Young Ptople'o Specie I: My Firot 8weclioh Bqmbaholl . ® College Footbtll: roomo to Be Announced C1D Jtopordy IIll Wild Amtrico 111111'• a ll•lng jHIO) MOVIE: 'The Privott Eveo' 8:00 D (l) IJ) Gimma • lraok After Nell buys Addy 'l car, (CC) 25 Resiliency !6 "Sunhonnt-1 311n 25 Arnwnish • ' j • good .'Jplrit'i gray 26 ntiUISf'd 29 Search 30&ott 33 ilray 36 Wltt ism 37 ileyond hNolrw ( poN.) " r ••• ·.. . • r b:-+-+- 28 Administer 32 Indian • •• 33 Heathdiff, • ·R· 34 Samuel's tn (!.ntor 35 Corrcs . ~THAT SCRAMilEO WOAD GAME by He11rl Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble these four Jumbles. onelettortotiCtl square, to form tour ofdlnarv words. pondcnt 37 - podrid a 38 Guarant<'f" 39 Not odd .,. " 40 Pup 41 Budge! item . DAILY CRYPToQUOTE'i- Here's how to work II: oo G •• AXVDLBAAXR .' Is LONGFELLOW .... •• ·• One leUer stands ror a nother. In this sample A is used ror the three L's, X for the two O's , etc. Smgle letters, apostrophes, the length and forma tion or the words are ail hinls. Each day the code Jetlers are different. I rMBERt · J I I IJ I .. 27 Hug lJ:!J ~~ · .I • 24 Prophet (CC) JudV'• Aunt Sylvie. YeSIIrdiV I 23 Fervent "'' ''., Yeaterday'• Anawer film house now a aoap star, boards Msw«:A .. t life to 15 Go lf o:ry 18 Sha rpen 21 Ohserved 22 Gratified find critics Neal Gabler and Jef· fre~ Lyons exeminethe film industry' a fascination wit!'\ aliens . tO:OO D I}) IJ) Hunter CD Tennit: Grandt Cham· pion Tennil Flnelt from Denver CIJ II) ()]I Tho Love Boot tPLOUCE 11 Give nf"w 24 F'at 10 21 Ragout 22 Spanish Magloo' (HBOI MOVIE: 'Body Double' (CC) 9:30 • ilJ IJ) 227 (f) Snook PrtVIIWI Film I r) 15 Tree 16 My (Fr.) gre cti n~ board (J) Amerloa 4 Scan 5 Dock 6 Inner (prefix ) 7 Gl•e life 8 Recover 10 Enmity 20 Mining (J) Tripodo (j]) MOVIE : ' Doctor Who: rrr _ ·........···---·-· 10 Trftnsgressor 7 12 Apple or pear 13 Doincy 14 Memorahle time 19 Rom~n . flfii}Nt IDil (lt.al. ) 3 Roamer 17 Heated 0 CIJ 1m MOYIE: 'ChoM' ~ DOWN I Escapade 2 Love J>O:r1 The girl t bring their seplr· ate views of death into focus after Sophia suffers the symptoms of & heart at· tack. CIJ II) ()]I Lady Blue (CC) Ket y end her former lover f ind themulves marked for death by one of Ch icago's blggett crime aynd icates. Senior Cl11alc Flret Round coverage from Boca Raton, FL. (2 hra .) 1111 MOVIE: 'The ACROSS I Ba..clnado · 5 Wampum 9 Chinese e D ilJ Ntvyo (]) 700 Club · CIJ The Oootor Ia In 1111 MOVIE: 'Look Whoro Baby' 2: t6 [01 CNN Hoodllnt Newo 2 :30 ® SpanoConttr 3 :00 (]) MOVIE: 'Pride of tho by THOMAS JOSlPH Alrwolf (j]) Auotln City Liinlll llll MOVIE: 'Coogon'o Bluff' (MAXI MOVIE: '&ongwrltof (CCI 8:30 I}) IJ) Foell ol Lllo • (J) Myoterloul World 9:00 D I}) IJ) The Golden Oirla Force• ,, ~N"tl" 0 CIJ ® . Happened to Ao. .mary's ' ;- ....... ... (60 min .) 1:30 (]) Love That Bob ® Chompionahlp Rollor Corby t :36 [MAXI MOVIE: 'Slop Shof t :46 [HBOJ MOYIE: 'Dtodly 2 :00 ... . '., ... inveatlgate e smuggling opera1 ion using new automobiles to import drugs. IIIUZI NtWI r, ;I (CC) McCarren and Rodo llll MOVIE: ' Kid Biut' min.) CIJ Cll ()]I Our Family Honor (]) MOVIE: ' Rio Grandt' ; and Ace encounters three most unusual young women . (60 min.) the ship; a health book au · thor and hit wife search for an answer to his ailment. [I) Collage Football: Toama to Be Announced CIJ II) ()]I Hollywood ltot Jack Lemmon talks about his latest film , " MacarOni" . @ MOVIE: 'Tht Alitn'o Return' Sylvie Fino Koye'o Muolcol Comedy Tonight Ill Top start, including Dick Van Oyke. Elaine Stritch end Aobena Peters, recreate classics of the Broadway musical stage. (90 min.) Nell diacovers the car is a lemon: young invalid. " CRYPTOQUOTE W'r'.Ai' A f"E~&ON W'r'.O IIII. L,i!VI!~ P'O~iUNE­ i!l.l.!~S MleM-r IN ee. Now arrange tne Circled renersl o form the aurprl" antwer, •s lUll· oeated by the ebove certoon. X I I )" ( 11 I I I ) 11 ·22 .. I N A 1 1. N V L NA R APWTA EIID!l ENIIDA v n 1' z ll A I, N A W .1 A Q ~ o ,\I.Z n (' '- v Z N W T I. I VZI, AT w p .. ... ,~ ... lA HL . LNWIVZ P CDOA T Yeoterday's Cryptoquote: IIAPPIN ESS, 1'0 SOME '• .. .;; ELATION. IS TO OTHERS, ~ER E STWNATION. - AMY ·-· "' Jumbtee: CHAMP" ROUSE HITHER FUM BLE .... Anawer: Snack I meant to relrtth often end up doing LOWELL (Aoewera tomorrow) U'llt -"REFLESH " • .... �, . _., 2-The Daily Sentinel November Ohio .....-.Local briefs:--____;,----------. •' R·io receives $12,500 grant Extension seroice sets program Rio Grande College and Community College ha;received a $12,000 111111!Strlcted grant from The Don Allen Foondation of Miami Beach, Fla. The pi'I'Sident of the foundation Is Esther B. Greer, a tong·tlme contributor to RJo Grande College who retired from the College's Board l:i Trustees after 26 years last ~~Jay. The Meigs Coonty Cooperajlve Extension SeJVlce Is sponsor~ a "Home For the Holidays" program on Wednesday, Dec. 4, from 1Q a.m. to 3 p.m. at St. Paul's Lutheran Church In Pomeroy. The program wll feature displays and exhibits from area businesses and craftsmen. Anyone Interested In having an exhibit at 'lhe program should contact Cindy Oliveri at 992-0096. Several guest speakers are also planned for tile day along with a potluck lunch and ·caroling. Everyone Is Invited to attend. Registration Is $1 and pre-registration Is not necessary, . Meigs EMS answers five calls ,. .•• Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports five calls Thulliday; Middleport at 7:39a.m. to Ash St. for MyrtleHarrtson to Holz.er Medical Center; Rutland at 9:46a.m. transported Tammy Fetty and Harold Fetty, Jr. from an auto acc ident on State Rt. 325 to VE¥!'ans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 1:07 p.m. to Hemlock Grove for Cll!l'a Heines to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 1:4f p.m. to Meigs Mtne·No. 2 for Clarence Williams to Holzer ~al Center; Rutland at 6:30p.m. to Main St. for Paul Epperson to Holzer Medical Center. . ..... . ' •' • ,"• .•• ..• Arts and craft fair scheduled CoolvUle Elementary P.T.O. Is sponsoring a Chr~tmas Arts and Craft Fair on Saturday, Dec. 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In t)le school gymnasium. Eastern High School will present the dinner·theater production ·'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" on Dec. 7, 6:30p.m., at the : .. school. Admission will he $5 for adults and$2.50 forchlldren under 12. ~ • For tic~ contact Eastern High at !1!5-3329. Auction scheduled !)clplo Township Volunteer Fire Department Is sponsoring an auction Saturday, 6:30p.m .. at the fire house In Harrisonville. Toys, cookware, tools and ·much more will he auctioned by Rodney HoWery. Everyone Invited. Denver Guy Hysell,. 74, of Rt. 4, Trustee, died Thursday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Born In Pomeroy on Dec.10,1910 , to !be late Charles and Viola Hysell Reed, he was a retired bus driver In Salisbury Township after 32 }'!'arsof ~andownedhiSOWD'I'f'Chanl · cal serviCe business. He was a Sullsrnry Township Trustee having served In the post lor 10 years. Surviving are his wife, Frances Swick Hysell; three sons and llaughters-ln·law, Guy and Ruby •f• • arl IC3(IOD Cl ! ·. · ! A 70 slngature petition protesting tile l'l'Quest ol D&B Quick Stop, Rt. }43. Rutland, lor a C1-C2 permit fmntheOhloDepartmenl~Liquor Conii'OI for beer and wine carry out in1Y has been · submlt\ed to the • ·Lottery winners .. •• ·:. CLEVELAND o(UPI)- Thurs~ay's • winning Ohio Lottery munbers: tmes PORTRAITS MUST BE TAKEN ~y DEC. 7 CALL NOW FOR BEST APPOINTMENT TIMES (614) 446·7494 LEA~ PHOTOGRAP+tY . · Nov. 21 Admlll!llons-SueWatsoii,Pomeroy; Clara Heines, Hemlock Grove; Winnie Neal, Pomerily. 11111c11arps - Samuel Pickens, Beatrice Ralrden, Lorna Seth, Eugla Johhson. State Treasurer wUI visit Meigs weather forecast POMEROY - The State Treas· urer ol Ohio, Mary Ellen Withrow, will he visiting In Meigs County Monday. PACKED - '11le pu;ldllg Jot ol POIJII!roy'• 1111 Wbeel ~ !&en\. .. 1he brand new More wldch employeee 4t waa packedwMh cwllomerull daySalunlay, lheflnlda.vci'-•±e•for )llli1tlme tiasls. _ ~.- It's Fo·r The ·Birds! . ' I ~ ' ' 'o • , • •WILD BIRD FEED •ClACKED· CORN •BLACK SUNFLOWER SEED •STRIPPED SUNFOWER SEED •SCRATCH .• SUGAR RUN MILLS 180 Mulberry· Ave. Pomeroy, OH. SAVE I0%0FF API. PH. 992-2115 MAKE THIS CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WITH TOP BRANQ NAME CLOTHES ~ AT GREAT SAVINGS FOR MEN AND WOMEN. WE OFFER GIFT CERTIFICATES, . . PLUS MANY 'PERSONAL ITEMS TO. CHOoSE FROM. . ' oo a lllltlme 11114 ·. store opens • SEE Our big sale starts with annual percentage rates (APR) on installment loans that are as good, if not better, anybody's. But that's not good enough. So we've knocked 10% off our APR. But wait, there's more. CHRISTMAS GIFT GIVING IS GREAT AT BAHR CLOTHIERS! • ' I i!eople The state Qfflcial will he spending time at the Salem Center Elementary School and at 9:45 a.m. will address the student body. At 12 noon, Withrow wUI he at the Meigs High School where the creative cooking class Is preparing a luncheon in her hooor. At 1 p.m., Withrow .wUI address members or the student bocly on bustnessol the state and the fuilcllons of the state treasurer's offjce. The wishing to attend the tun· cheon at Meigs High School Monday may do so by contacting Principal James Miller at 992·2158. Meigs new Big Wheel ' ra Mosdy sunny on Sunday A-3- • ! iW1 NIDI!IJer __:. 85%. : 'l'kSet sales totaled $1,203,195.50, )with a payf1f due of$485,437.~. ·; PD-4.-4tl7. •: P.JCK4 !kket sales totaled tl84.919, wllb a payofl dueof$83,216. : PICK4$1stralght hetpays$4,932. ~I<:K-4 $1 box bet pays$411. AlonJihe River ...... ......... IH-8 Business .... " " " .. " " " . " " "" D-1 Dealhs ............................. A-5 !:dltorlals ....•••.................. A·2 Sports ..................... ....... C.J-7 Tqe-One ................ ..... Insert V~MemorlaiH01pltal Hysell, Roger and Jane Hysell, Gary and Tammy l:lysell, aU of Pomeroy; three daughters and sons-in·law, Madeline and Ralph Painter of Middleport, Evelyn and Ivan WoodofChester,andRubyand Rollie Stewart of Pomeroy; two sisters, Ellen Lewis of Phoenix, Ariz., and Usa German of MlddJe. port: 20 grandchildren, nine great· grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. He was a me mber·of the Bradford Church of Christ and a member of the Ohio Township Trust.ees Assn. Funeral services wDI he 2 p.m. SundayattheEwingFuneraiHome with Mr. Mark Seavers officiating. BuriQI wUI he In Bradford Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home trom 7·9 p.m. tonight and all day Saturday with the famUy to he present from 24 and 7·9 p.m. ' Meigs County Commissioners. • . Ohio weather: i ~- Rain likely. High in the mid 50s. East winds 10 to 20 mph. 'l'onllhi - Cloudy. Low 35 to 4). Winds Ugh! and variable. !Wurda.v- Mostly cloucly. High 55 to &l. Chance of preclpllatlon - &l percent today, 10 percent tonight and20percentSaturday. · Extmded foJ'eCIIII& for Sunday lhrou&b 'l'uelldi!.Y - Achanceolraln or soow northeast Sunday. Other· wlsefalr.Highslntl!l"ftSunday, In the:Kls Monday and· tft~ mld40s to mid 50s Tuesday. LoWs In the lls 1 Sunday. 15 to 25 Monday and In the ~-----------30s again Tuesday. : The petition Included stgnatures pot only from members of the y.'este:>'an Holiness Church on Rt. 143 but also from members of the ; lurroundlng community. . Letters ol protest were also tecelved !rom two separate tndlvlduals. ; The commission wUI now l'l'QUest f public hearing In the matter with the state liquor control board. . . antholo~' Inside: Hospital news Local death Pomeroy, a Salisbury Township -Page B-8 $2 5 ' al; requesting the partitiOning of property In Sutton' To'Mislllp. ' Columnist Bob Hoeflich on a 'peace IOnt Outfit) (Sl 0 Credit Toward Any Order) A divorce has been granted In Meigs Coonty Common Pleas Coort · to Geneva Agnes Conrad, Pomeroy, from Jaines Joseph Conrad, Altoona, Pa., on grounds or gross neglect of duty. Kenneth William Thomas, Pomeroy, and Rose Marte Thomas, Clifton, W.Va., have been granted a dissolution of their mamage. Joseph Ray GUkey, Middleport, and Wilma Lee' Gilkey, Columbus, have petitioned the court for a dissolution. An action has been !lied In Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Bobby Joe Adams, Jr., Pomeroy, against Linda Evans, Racine, et "- Denver Hysell Robert Waltel"8 discusses corporate taxes 'under attack'- Page A-2 Sitting and 4 Previews Divorce granted Action filed in common pleas ..• Thanksgiving blessings -~Page 0.1 Unless you've already posid for giit . we cannot ' pertrotts, pronise' · delivery before Christmas. BUT, WE CAN PROMISE SOMETHING EVEN MORE PERSONAL For that special someone on your list, give color previews for Christmas, and choose favorites. later. Breaklast with Santa, at a cosll:i$1, wUI begin at 9:ll forchll~n ages 8 and under. Breakfast will Include ll>t chocolate and a oonut. Featured Items will Include hol'!lemadecancly, wreaths, ceramics, wooden toys, handcrafted decorations, painted slates, concessions and more. . . . Door prizes wUI be given away and live music by Rainbow Connection wlll he featured at 2 p.m. · Rental space for craftsmen Is available at $i0. To rent space . contact Enna George at 667-G369or 667-6742. Deadline to rent space Is Nov. 22. C-1 Michigan, OSU results . Dinner threater production set • PREVIEWS. UNDER THE TREE ARE SURE TO .PLEASE YOU SAVE. 12'Y,,* APR. Herc:1lww our · Maney Sale wmtkl t~irk. A.'>.lll»>e a Pl'n 't'lll:tgt· l~;ll t · than \litlll; 1 lll",.,.ff . \1 1~ - Fin;,l,;\1'~ l ··f1•11f m/1' 12•0Annu;il 1:\1'11.1 ·" -1 2 10.8 r • 10.3% lllfl l ' I'Ill \ ., CUTftNG THE RmBON- Ron Ash, as preddenl ollhe .PomeroY Area Chamber ol Coounerce, was pvEII tltll honor of rulllnJihe ribbon which olllclaDy opeaed Pomeroy's BIJ Wheel dllcounl store lo CUfllomei'IL 11m Custer, at Ash'.s left, and lhe Carebears, a8llisted In lhe ribbon cullln1 ceremoiO'. ~ •• j ·• LAUREL CLIFF- Meigs Coon· ty's new Big Wheel discount department store opened Its doors to customers Saturday morning fol· lowing an official ribbon cutting ceremony at the front entrance. Located at 41:m Laurel CUff Rd., many Pomeroy officials were on hand forthegrandopenlngandwere given a guided tour of the facility prior to the . ribbon cutting ceremony. Leading the toor was Big Wheel representative Dave Armahlzer who commented that Big Wheelis pleased to he In the area, and In fact, prefers to he located In a rural area where a hometown atomosphere can he maintained. Once the doors of the new establlshme~t were opened to the public, a steacly stream of customers came and went throughout the day, some buying, others browsing, and all pleased with what they were seeing. Tim Custer, manager, personally welcomed many of the first time customers to the Big Wheel store. Big Wheel features an outstand· (Contillued on page A3) .·s enators lock horns over fann bill They complained that crops like . WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sena- we believe Is fundamentally neces· • cotton, rice and sugar carne oot of tors on opposing sides of a policy sary for our people,~ Sen. Tom Harkin; D-Iowa, In a the farm bUI process with better oonfilct that .has impeded !arm blll . slmUar move, spoke of abused deals than gtaln farmers that progress for months locked horns teenagers, battered wives, alcotJo. popillate the Midwest. early Satu"!ay as heartland DemoThe Senate recessed at 3:43a.m. crats thwarted final passage of a llsm - lresultS of the !arm crisis In EST for aboot nine hours. Before Iowa. rarmblll. . "And we're supposed to sit back departing, Democrats kept Senate . Sen. JarnesExon, D·Neb., using a and calmly let this biD go through leader Robert Dole, R·Kan., from ~tarllamentary device to block llnal passage, said, "I apologize for our that's going to he even more securing any agreement to vote on Position, but in a larger sense I hope disastrous for the stateoflowa," he the bill later Saturday. But Dole, threatening to keep the ybu wUI realize we are dOing what said. Panel writes massive tax refonn legislation WASHINGTON (UP!) - The House WaysandMeansCommlttee, ending more than two months of wrangling and making deals, early Saturday finished writing a massive tax reform bill with more loopholes and higher tax rates than President Reagan wanted. In Its final decisions, which came in a marathon closed- door session that ended at about 4 a.m., the panel agreed tosetfourpersonal tax rates of 15, 25, 35 and 38percent, as well as a top corporate rate or 36 percent. Reagan's plan wOuld create three individual rates of 15, 25 and .35 percent and would he more gener· 0\is In terms of what Income levels forced people Into higher tax brackets. His top corporate rate would he 33 percent. The committee, following up on a deal that has been made for weeks, also voted to completely preserve the controversial state and local tax deduction, which Reagan would have eliminated. ln addition, thecommltleeagreed to not tax any empleyer·provlded frinGe benefits- a practice Reagan would have partially begun. The plan also includes a top capital gains tax rateof22percenthigher than Reagan'ssuggested 17.5 pereent. Although the committee has worked on the bill since mid· September and made decisions on each section of the masSive measure, It stUI must be put Into legislative language. A vote on the complete bill Is expected In the committee and the full House shortly alter lawmakers retu m from their Thanksgiving recess In the first week or December. After Saturday's early morning actiOn, Rep. Dan Rostenkowskl, D-nt., the committee chairman. praised the biD as a "vast Improve· ment" over the current taxcodethat wUI force business to pay more of Its fair share. Figures provided by the committee showed that over live years, Individuals would pay about $126 blUJon tess In taxes, with businesses picking up the difference. RostenkowSkl agreed that "we have not written a perlect law. Perhaps a faculty or schOlars could dO a betterjob.Agroupofldl!jllogues , Senate In session for a few days, said, "I can't capitulate to the senator from Montana (Democrat John Melcher) .1' The Issue, which had tied up Senate Agriculture Committee dealings and sklwed Senate floor action, was t)le number of years grain and cotton subsidy levels should he frozen to maintain Income stability for farmers. I ' Reagan basks in glo~ of Geneva talks . .... \ WASHINGTON (UP!) - Prest· dent Reagan, basking In the glow of the Geneva summit and confident hehasopeneda!reshdlaloguewlth the Soviets, Is spendin'g a quiet weekend at the White House before ''llelldbi!itor<:alllomla nextweek. • In his weekly radio broadcast Saturday, Reagan expanded on \ilhat was accompll.lhed during his ': 15-houn of talks with Soviet eader Mikhail Gorbachev. Reagan reported on thesummlt to members of his Cabinet Bahr Clothiers Middleport, Ohio ".. '• ' ' on Friday while · Gorbachev, re· turned to Moscow after briefing Warsaw Pact leaders. "I think a great deal was accomplished there," Reagan said ol the talks. ''We coveted all the topics - arms control, security Issues, human rlgllts, regional confilcts and the bilateral Issuesand nothing was papered overordld anyone try to pretend that we had oone better than we had m some • where we could ootc;ometogether." Reagan Is Dying to his "'Juntaln· Anadmintstratlonolllclalsaldthe absence of any reference to Rea· gan's Strategic Delense Initiative, dubbed "Star Wars," In a joint slatement Issued by the two sides Thursday was "at least potentially stgntlcant." Theom!Ssionappearstomeanthe Soviets may have retreated from .tllelr Insistence that the mlssiJe. de!et;~Se effort he scrapped before any cutbacks In o!!enslve nuclear weapons can he achieved, the oltlclal said. ,, . ! . I ·----- toP ranch near Santa Barbara, Calif. on Tuesday and his wife, Nancy, will join him on Wednesday afier visiting bet alllng mother, Edith Davis, In Phoenix. Most memhersol the Reagan clan wUI gather at the ranch on Thanksgiving Day for a traditional 'turl<ey feast. At the White Hoose, however, the "summit spin" - an effort to cast the Geneva meetings In the best possible llght - was gotngfuHspeed ahead. -- ·..... •· ·---~·-~ .. could have provided greater consistency. But politics Is an lmperlect p~s." The final decisions by the panel, approved by voice vote, w~ sparked by a late package presented by Rostenkowsld. That plan was a su'l'rlse for several reasons, Including that It established four rates and contained some other basic changes not anticipated. It would set a personal exemption of $2,000, which Is what Rengan wanted . Built would onlyallowthat · for taxpayers, who do not Itemize their deductions. Itemizing taxpay· ers would effectively get a $1,500 exemption. It would also set the standard dedu~tlon at $4,8ll for marrle!l couples filing joint returns, $4,200for people In tile heads of households: category and $2,950 for individuals.· All of those levels are considerably lower than Rostenkowskl had ' proposed hefore. The plan contains a variety of dates for the tax changes to take effect . While many deductions ' at tile begin·· would he eliminated nlng of the year, the l:lwer rates ' would not take effect untU halfway · through the year, and the new standard deduction levels not until· tlV! next year. ' The higher tax rates and other: money· raising Items In the Rosten-· ko~~<Skl plan reflect actions taken by ' the committee during the past two · months that preserved, at leas! In some form, many oft he tax breaks Reagan would have eilmlnated. The largest ol those differencesthe deduction for state and local ; taxes - Is worth about$35b1Uion pen . year. The late oft he overall bllllromthe : committee may now depend on the ; I reaction of Reagan. The president, • who early In the blll-draftillgpl'OO'Ss : kept mostly silent aboot the · committee's actions, eerttually crt- · tlclzed the panel for watering dOWn : his proposal. . • ·, Rostenkowskl early Saiutcii!Y : sald he hoped Reagan would nof · make a "rashjudgement"onthel;lill : and said he thought Treasui;y : Secretary Jatlles Baker, who i(t:: tended some of the commlttee'i • final session, was pjeased. : : . I ' . • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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