https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/718d9ca38c02efdc827b2b94e9ed12d7.pdf c4c288c0cb511abc1fd6332ffb5651f8 PDF Text Text Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel ~~~~~~~ . ~ . f . .pe. stock of quality coor· dinatts sportswear. Famous brands include De· in square, round, oblong aoo oval sizes. Solid colors, patterns aoo lace. von, lady Devon, Wrangler, Queen Casual, Blake and Dotty Mann. ' Petrte, Missy and Extra Sizes. leg. $1 ~.00 to 162.00 Our fine selection of Christmas table covers is included. t SAVE REG. 56.59 SALE I VCR TAPE MEN'S $11.95 T-120 Super Spatial Vo1.36, No.163 · Copyrighted 1986 . ' $766 t . •f SLEi~-;~AR t Warm fall styles and colors in long gowns and robes. short gowns and robes. teddies. nite shirts, pajamas, dusters and bed jackets. Sizes Small to 4X. IJ Reg. $1 0 51eepwear .... Sale 57.99 · f Reg. S15 Sleepwear ... Sale s11.99 Reg. S20 Sleepwear ... Sale S15.99 •' f k 81FT SALE f COTY FRAGRANCES Nuance, Lorigan, L'Aimaut, Emeraude, t.\Jsk Patchouli, Wild Musk, Sophia, Stetson aoo Musk for Men. Gift Sets - Cologne - Dusting Powder 20°/o .Off ' t· f, GIFT SALE PRICES ON: MEN'S , .BU>(TOn f exce!n~~~c~~~q~l! An leather billfolds in popular styles and colors. Boxed - ready to give. Save! S13.00 to Sl4.00 .... Sale SJ0.80 s1S.oo to s 11.00 ......... Sale s12.10 SJ7.SO to SJB.SO .......:.Sale S1UO S2S.OO to S27 .SO ......... Sale S20.80 SALE . leg. leg. leg. leg. Genuine leather belts by Buxton and leegin in a big selection of colors and widths. Western bells are inc Iuded. Sizes 32 to 46. Free Gift Boxes • 1 littt~ Save 20°/o SALE I MEN'S. ORES~ SOCKS One s1ze ftts all sizes 10 to 13. Choose bulky knit orion or panel rib nylons. Solid colors.. Reg. 12.00 Sacks ........ 11.59 Reg. sus Soc:ks ........ 11.39 $26.95 ... Sale 521.59 $2l9S ... Sale 523.19 1MIt lo lhc trnlf., ~r ·sALE ~ BASIC JEANS New shipment just ar· rived. 14 1h ounce pre· washed No Fault blue denim. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. lengths 30 to 36. Straight feg or boot flare styles. $1718 WOMEN'S DRESSES Missy and Half Size fall dresses. All new shades and designs for the season, Missy sizes 6 to 20; ·Half sizes 121'1 to 24\2. Reg. 125.00 to 167.00 ,,,... Sale $18 75-'10 SSQ25 Sizes S, M, Land XL in afine assortment of colors and pat· terns. Coat style top. Adjustable waist bottoms. ... ) S15.00 Broadcloth P.J.'s .......... s12.99 $17,00 Flannel P.J.'s ................ S14.99 I ~~~~NG Ohio (UPli Lieutenant governor candidate flo. bert A. Taft II will be assigned additional duties of his choice, perhaps as a Cabinet director, and will share 50·50 in running the goveriunent if James A. Rhodes wins the gov~rnor's contest next year, Rhodes and Taft satd Thursday. 1 · The Hamilton County cornmls· sloner,.whO was named Wednesday as Rhodes' running mate, told a ~ress conference he wants to be Involved In Improving the quality of sehools and bettering the business cltlnate. "I am golilg to be Intimately ,,..IJ!Ylllved In lhls admlnstration," •·~ aald Tafi, "whethe( it's In a Cabinet position or not." . "He's gOing to have~ percent of 99~ f~ . MISSY SWEATERS Cardigans. pullovets and shaker knits. Many styles, colors and designs. Missy sizes S, ~. Land 38 to 46. leg. *12.00 Sweaten ............. 19.58 Reg. *11.00 Sweaten ........... S14.39 leg. *26.00 Sweaten ........... *20.79 leg. !34.oo swea~n ......,....,!2 7. 18 32 79 • eg. 41•00 wea •• f t f.,, f In TayJor's anravlded murder trial. 'l1te jury brought book a verdict of guilty of munler, the Included clllll'ge In the btdlctment qalnst Taylor. • Jesser the governor's office, " agreed the Peace Corps, Is an attorney and Rhodes . "He wlll be assigned was a member <it he Ohio House of certain dutll's that he wants. II we Representatives for five years. "Governor Rhodes is committed baveaweaknesslnanydepartment, he can flll ln. l don't think we're tomethatl'mgoingtobeworklngln going to have any weaknesses." all these areas." said Taft. Reporters reflected l)ack to I9'l9, Later, he satd he would rattier be when George Voinovlch became given assignments In different Rhodes' lieutenant goveroor, was areas. working with local govern· given ooactlverolelnthegovernor's ments and state government agen· '<tflce and left a year later to become cles, than be tied to a single Cabinet mayor <i Cleveland. post. . ·"His body was here but his heart Taft said he agrees with Rhodes was In Cleveland," respon!led thatthetopprioritygoalsmusttieto Rhodes when asked about it. "You make Ohio competitive with other can't stop people with ambition states for business and to "restore from leaving." confidence and trust to state Taft said he also has ambition, but goverrunent In Ohio." for now h.e wants to concentrate on .· In response to a question, Taft wb\ntng and being lieutenant de~nded the Rhodes admlnistra· governor. tlon as "an effective, capable "nils Is aoihg ID be a. ~r· - ~alloo !bat. clldll!t have ship," said Taft, noflilg'lie has had crisis after crisis and resignation experience In tbe Bureau <i the atterre51gnatlon. Theyhadwell·run Budget ln,IUlnols, waS'a leach~!~' In departments," he said .. It n,.......... . .f . ~!!~Jt~!!!l!'lo~ •f waist, very well made. Matchilg long sleeveshi1s sizes 1411 to 20. Full length tai~. two button thru flap fllcketS • Reg. S14.9S . Pants freg. sizes) ..................... S11.9S Reg. S16.9S Pants lex. sizes) ..................... 513.50 Reg. 512.95 Shirts Ireg. lias) .............:.S 10. 35 Reg. S14.95 Shirts lex. sim) .........;............ S11.9S I 2 Soctlono, 14 P111t11 · 25 Cent• A Multimedlo Inc. Nowopopor Taylor found guilty, gets 15 years to life By NANCY YOACHAM · Sentinel News Sial! Jooeph C. Taylor of Long Bottom has beensentencedbyMelgsCounty · Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight to 15 years to ute at the . Chillicothe Correctional Center for the murder of his wife, MarUyn Tlmrnon Taylor, on July 21. A six· man·slx woman jury returned the guilty of murder verdict about7 p.m. Thursday night a,fter deliberating just under five oours. The offense of murder Is a lesser included 'charge In the orlglnal Indictment against Taylor for aggravated murder. Taylor was also 'found guUty of a firearms specification Included In . the Indictment. Judge Knight lm· posed a mandatory ~ year sentence lor the gun specification to be served consecutive with and pridrtotheother sentence. Before the sentencing, which took place at 9 a. m. Friday. Herman Carson, defense·atton\ey, addresed the court. Carson asked that Taylor be given credit for 23 days already served In )all and that be· be sentenced to a faclllty as close .as possible to. his famlly of five children. Citing case law, Carson stated that the court was mt autoortzed to Impose the three year firearms specification charge. Taylor, whO's quiet demeanor remained unchanged througoout I!. morning, declined an opportu!llty to address the court per!Dnaily. TaytorwasadvlsedbytheJudgeof his right to appeal. Taylor btdtcated he would appeal and the court appointed Carson to handle the matte~. The trial came to an end just before noon 1'1\Ursday as the allorneys concluded their closing arguments to the Jury. Both the prosecution and defense made a valiant last effort to ptlrsuade the Jury to deckle In their favor. Carson pointed out differences tn testimony from .the two eye wit· nesses, Joey Taylor ·and Teny Tlnunons. .He also recounted events leading up to. the shooting and statements made by the defendant prk>r to and lollowbtg the Incident as were testified toby tile eyewitnesses. "Was thlire anything In . those statementstosoowprlorcalculatlon and design against Marilyn?" Carson asked. "If Terry Timmons bad been soot we mlght have something else," he added. Several tim"-S Carson presented to the jury what he described as "reasonable theories" to explain what may have happened at the Taylor residence at the lime <i the shooting.- · , Fred Crow Ill, Meigs County Prosecuting Attoq~ey, recounted to the Jury testimony ri!gardlng the argument which took place between the defendant and his wile prior to the shooting. The ~~~:::!:".:.~: over whether oc 11.1 !'~."*1'- .,....,-=~~!!ii!)~ warranted the later actions which have been testified to," Crowstated. "Why did he ask his son to go get a gun when his wife was out of the room? What was hethtnldng'/ What · was he planning?" CroW asked. : The defendant claimS "I .got. myself drunk and used a faultY:: gun," Crow told the Jury, "but. · alcohol Intoxication Is no excu1e fo(; shooting anyone." . During rebuttal. Attorney Robert Toy, also with the prosecution;: referred to a poster with 12 points of. the case which the state felt proved·. the defendant pur:posely shot hi$ wile. . . "Where's the accident?" Toy asked. "Is thi!reonetotaofevldellai to sbow an accident? None! " :: >: The 11na1 person on the stall~ Thursday morning for the defeitse was Dr. Charles Knouse, Athenf!.. : Called by the state as rebuttal witnesses were Ruth Taylor of Racine, Dr. James Conde and JoanneTuttleofRaclne. · ·. Following the closing argument~ the court recessed lor lunch. Judge Knight gave final legal btstructions to the jury at 1p.m. and deliberations began about 1: :.!. Taylor Is In custody at the MeteS Coonty JaU pending transporta~ri by the sheriff's department to Chllllcothe. 1 f. DONATIONS SOUGHT- The lradltimal lleUiesof ibe Salvation Army IU'e out to ral8e funds lor providing food ' baskets and loys for neeciY lamWes 0\'er the Chrllllnll8 holiday. Pictured wllh one of the kettles at the Kroger Store In Pomeroy are, left to : rtpt, Capt. Glenna Rununel, (Ret); ol the Milly; Mrs. Edith Spencer, Middleport, hellrtnger,andDick 8. l Warner, new ~er ollhe Kroser Pomeroy store. Warner, a lonner resident, began Ills duties as manar:er ol the Pomeroy store approxlmaleb' a week ago. He has been with 'l1te Kroger Co. for a awnber of years and has been working out ot Parlrl)rsburg, W. Va. Middleport man ·dies in fire WOMEN'S . An elderly Middleport man died The home was engplfed In names dut1ng an early morning fire at his· when the Middleport Fire Depart· home tOday, report vUlage pollee ment arrived. The Middleport Emergency Unit and fire officials. Dead is WUllam Clonch, 85, who of the department started CPR on died as a result of aflrewhlchgutted Mr. Clonch and he was taken to the residence ,on Middleport's Veterans Memorial Hospital where CPR was continued for 20 minutes · Diamond St. without success. The fire was discovered by Meigs Cororier Dr. James Conde Middleport Chief of Pollee Sid Lit tie said that Mr. Clonch died of smoke who was doing routine patrol work. BLOUSES Missy and extra size open · stock array of colors and prints. · Reg. sa 11auses ........ s6.39 'Reg. S14 Blouses .... S11.19t . ~ Reg. S18 llouse$ .... S14.39 Reg. S21 Blouses .... S16.79 Inhalation. The 'blaze was discovered about .7:35a.m. by Chief Little. Officials theorize Mr. Clonch was toling a kerosene heater when the fire began. ~ A state fire marshal's office .representative wUI be called In to help determine the cause of the blaze. Dr. Conde Indicated that no autopsy will be performed. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Seve~~ petoellt of America'• Wlll'llent were unemployed In November, a llllbl bnpwvemeal over !he previous month, the Lahor Deparfmeal reported today. The unell)ployment rate dropped O.I pei'OI!IIt fliom October to November. Bul8.1 million ~rtc.. are IIIII aut of work. · ibe 0c100er unemployment ra&e 8lood at 7.1 pe1\leil&, Utlltal to the rate In Septem~.ln Aupurt, tllejoiJieM raiewtll7 patml. For the second hall of lt811, the jobks rate hal remained .-ctaJiy stable. • Teenage unemployment dropped to 111.6 percent In NO\'ember from 18.8 percent Ia Oclober. 'l1lere was a sll&hl decllne.ln lml!mploymmlamolll wl*es- trom · 6.I peroent In October to 5.9 percent In November - while Job1 ess among bladls roee slllltb', from II paceat lo 11.8 percent. For 1118panlaJ, NO\'ember's unemploymmt rate dlopped sllghily- from U.S perceniiO I0.7 percent. ibe blgest change of lillY major catecory wu ilr teenar:errJ- a I.7percenlqe point drop to.l8.4 percent from October to November. A companion Index, rellectlng men and women In the Anned Forces, showed a Joble88 rate of 6.9 penmlln NO\'ember- a sll&ht drop over October's fi&Ure of 7 percent. For lhe fourth I'I10dh In a row, the unemployment rate lor llllult mm wu 6 percent. The jobless rate lor adult WOOIIII allo wu lhe same as lhe October llf!Uro - 8.4 percent. The clvBian labor force remained lleacly In November. During the past year, the labor Ioree has grown by ~ mtDton people, with adult women IICCOIII&lllg lor about 'lO percent ollbe ~. ... 1'·\ "" / ~· ' '· .L .. . · ~ ., . ~') , ~ ..... Unemployment at 7 percent :::::n;; .,_, ~ ' ' · -·- ... SUSPECI' SOUGHr -1bll8 a 00119' Me ofllllll'llled robber who look a fllllllll) of Mplllld money at flllllllfiW at lbe FNih l'llannacy, N. 8ecoad Ave., MJddlepon, about 10: H p.m. Wdlelday after lhe t1ere bad cloled. • compoille . . . prepared by PauJGenrd, 11M. tlplor, for Melp PI I! ,. WI. Altomey Fredetlek <MIll, based upon ~ ..... vlded by Herlleri ear-, .... IIIICfrlt at Fruth'.. wllo WID lhe only employe In tile t1ere atlhe time of the armed rolrller). w: ••• ' Ohio Farm· Bureau gives special awards to four during convention SWEATER ·vESTS PAJAMAS I COLUMBU~. Reg. '1.89 Sport Socks ' - white with colored tops. Sizes 9to 11 81FT SALE 5 By LEE LFDNARI> UPI stalehouse Reporter SALE MEN'S VAN HEUSEN . . · I~ Sizes S, M, l and Crew . neck, warm fleece lining,. solid colors. By Springfoot and Wrangler. !---·-------·-·-----\ Big Ben by Wangler in hickory stripe or bue denim. Zips from top and bottom, concealed me· tal snaps, action back for extra roominess. Regulars, shorts and tails. MIN'S 122.95 t . .........s,!~~······- ' ·" SPORTS . SOCKS Sweot Pants ................ 57.88 COVERALLS leg. 11,29 Panties ............ 77' Reg. 11,59 Panties""'"""'95' . *1,89 Panties........ 11.13 lion of solid colors by Wrangler and Spnngfoot. Crew neck style. LEGAL INSTRUCI'IONS - From Jeft to right, Jotieph Taylor, defendant, Delen~~e Attamey Herman· Canroa and .Prosecutors Fred Crow m and Robert Toy, llalen as Meigs County·Conunon Pleas Julfre· Chlll'les Knl&ht ln8tnlct8 the jury before dlsml!i8lng f LADIES ·$J88 MEN'S UNLINED Reg. $1.09 Pantils"""'""65' BOYS 18.95 f. MEN'S BIG BEN IY wt•INGIII girls' panties. Assorted styles and colors. Broken sizes I to 14. sa as T Taft 'is promised additional duties if Rhodes wins seat SWEAT SHIRTSXL. SPECIAL GROUP UnLE GIRLS' PANTY SALE Huge savings on a select group of · New shipment of colors. Sale priced now. 3lf1 ounce skein, 4 py hand knitting yarn. • MEN'S S9.95 Give blankets and you're sure to please. Our entire stock included in this Christmas Salt. Electric bfan· kets, sheet bfartkets, thermal s, iu· venife patterns, robe blankeiE, Vel· lux blankets. 511.50 ........... $9.19 S13.SO ......... Sl 0.79 S14.SO......... S11.S9 S16.00......... S12.79 YARN . It S60.00 Coats ....................... 148.00 578.00 Coats ....................... 562.00 588.00 Coats .... ;; ................. 570.00 Sl 04.00 Coats ..................... *83.00 BLANKET SALE DRESS ., BELTS .. WINTUK ·•Missy and extra .sizes in· warm winter coats and jackets. Many ·bea ufiful styles and colors. Missy Sizes 6 to 20. Half sizes 1'4 \2 to 24 \l. MEN'S lEATHER Junior Jackets Timex ·Watches Girls' Tops & Pants Women's. Slacks ' little Boys' Outfits Girls' Slips Children's Coats & Snowsuits Junior Jogging Wear Swivel Rockers f KNITTING RED HEART $1.69 COAT SAVE ON: •Men's and Boys' Winter Jackets •Van Heusen Dress Shirts •Men's and Boys' Sweaters •Men's Western Shirts •Men's Flannel Sport Shirts •Men's & Boys' Hanes Briefs-Boxers-T-Shirts •Men's Dress Trousers •Men's Knit Shirts •Men's & Boys' Lee &Wrangler Jeans •Men's and Boys' Tube Socks •Boys' Shirts · •Men's Heavy Weight Flannel Work Shirts e<arhartt Brown Duck Wort< Clothes •Men's Sport Shirts •Big Ben Insulated Coveralls •Men's Neckties Ola EN11RE STOCK IS INCLUDBI Reg. S25 Sleepwear ... Sale S19.99 Reg. '30 Sleepwear ... Sale 523.99 ~ Reg. S35 Sleepwear ... Sale 527.99 • Reg., S40 Sleepwear ... Sale 531.!9 WOMEN'S MEN'S ANo.BOYS DEPT: enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 6, 1986 · pockets. $4959 • at y Sizes S, M. L aoo XL Colorful plaid patterns, 7 button front, permanent col~r stays, double yoke back, long tails, two $7 99 TO 20°/o • FLANNEL SPORT SHIRTS VHS FORMAT Sale Pried By tile Bend .. ....... Pages 7, 8 Cla8oifteds .... Pages IO, ll, 12 Condcs-TV .... ......... Page IS IJreaahl .................. ,Page 10 Editorial ....... .......... Page 2 Sports .... .. ,.. ..... Pages 3, 5. 6 · S~ve during this c~al sale on ow enti11 Vin~ aoo cloth table covers 'f ~~~~~~~ ELBERFELDS TABLE CLOTH SALE Inside: . Thursday, December 6, •:~~ct~:~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Weekend savings on our entire stock of ju· nior size sweater vests. Many colors and styles to choose from. Jr: sizes S, M, L Reg. $12 Vests ............ S9.59 Reg. $15 Vests .......... Sll.99 'l ~--!~~~~~~.:::::·.~~:~., ELBERFELDS . .~ :;~: .~ - ,. . ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) - Four OhiOans were given special recognl· lion by the Ohto Farm Bureau Federation at the OFBF's annual convention In Columbus thts week. Wheeler McMillen, editor emerl· tus of the Farfll Journal and Norman D. Agler of PortageCounty were awarded the Distinguished Service to Agriculture Award. James M. Lewis, a farmer and retired member of the Nationwide Insurance Co. board of directors, received the Cooperative Educator Award, while Andy Stevens, editor of the Ohio Farmer. received the News Media Recognition Award. McMillen, 92, was the editor of tbe Farm Journal for 25 years untO he retired In· I963. A native of Ada, McMUlen was one of the orjglnal membership volunteers for the Farm Bureau at the organization's Inception. He has written 15 books' and, In 1935, helped organize the · Farm Chemurgic Council. Alger, a dairy fanner lor more than llyears, Is vice president<ithe Ohio Dairy Fanner's Federation and setves on the board of the National Milk Pt'Oducers Federa· tlon and tbe Mid East United Dairy Farmers Industry Association. He Is also a recipient ot the ,Distln· gufshed Alumni Award from the Ohio State Univl!fl;lty CoUege of Agriculture, a pas\ 4-H adviser, Grange Master and Portage County F;~rm Bureau dlrf!ctor. · FATAL FIRE -1bll 8 llle mobOe lllme of WliiMI Clonch, 85, whO dlerlu a l'eiiUit of a tire w1s1cb fiUiied the realdence on MJddleporfa Diamond 81., ~ ........ • .............. I ..-' . ,_ •• �- ,. t.,_ - ~ Commen The Daily Sentinel •.,'• ' ~ '•' I lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio 'o I • DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS. MASON ARE/\ . ..., A~. ·. . ~m~ ~v I -r, I"T"ES o::;:~,""' F"T"L...> .._ ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Allslslant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH G.eneral Manager sentinel ~ort Ohio Friday, December"&, 1986 WASIDNGTON- A regrettable controversy has deVeloped In the Senate over a basic principle of government. The principle, simply stated, Is that barring the rrnst compelling reasons, a preSident Is entitled to have his executive nominees conflr!ned. This time the Controversy re· wives around Robert K. Dawson, a 39-year-old Alabama lawyer noml· nated by the president lD become chtel of the Anny OJrps of Engineers. Dawson's credentials. are Impeccable. He served for seven years as administrator of the House Committee on Public Works. For the past four and a half years, he has served as principal deputy asstst;!nt and since last May as acting assistant secretary of. the Army for ctvu works. Not the DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor • LEITERS OF OPINION are welcoiTK'. They should be less than 300 words long. Alllf'tters arE' subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be In good taste, add!"fsslng lssuf's, not personalities. LiReagan looks ~~ ~·.·last three years • ~ President Reagan ha~ three years to go In dllce and his goal at the time ,, he sought re-election was.to complete hls agenda. · · ~ The agenda has been mainly focused m reducing the role dthe federal : government In all aspects except for national security. In many ways he • has succeeded In changing the direction of the country, turning to the right. ~ There have been cutbacks across the board In social programs. Reagan ~. would have preferred to scrap many of them. but he found that was an •. lmposslbUlty because d the power of the constituencies. :; He has appointed men to top positions who are strtvtng to Impose the ~ conservative philosopby on thl'lr departtnents and agencies. ' : Education Secretary Wllllam Bennett Is striving mlghtUy to redirect his •: department to ldeolog!cally redirect the federal role, advocating back to :· " ~lcs. prayer In the schools and other Reagan goals. S~!; Attorney General Edwin Meese wants to return to the founding fathers .:· • lftterpretatlon of the Constitution on the assumption that social changes 111 ' ~ :m years should not be considered by the Supreme Court. . :; He also wants to wipeout theaJ.year·old affirmative action program, the :: Impetus for broadening the employment q>portunltles d blacks, Hispanics •. and women under federal contracts. . WASIDNGTON - MlkhaU Cor· ahead of the United States In the :; The president has ·not made a ftnai decision on whether to go along with bachev's determined effort to be field. sO it seems unlikely that the :· · Meese's recommendations, although he lsagalnsl any quotas. The Reagan pleasant at the Geneva summit Russians are opposed to Star Wars ·. Cabinet Is split on the subject with only a minority advocating a change. may have been mthlngrrorethana · because they're afraid we'D perfect Furthermore, the National Association of Manufacturers, with 13,500 (llbllc-relattons move to compete the technology before they will. members, ·has urged Reagan not to revise the executive order affecting with the senior showman present, In this . context, a more likely afflnnatlve action requirements for federal contractors. Ronald Reagan. Certainly the reason for the Soviets' misgivings ;: In terms of reorienting the thlnklngo!Congress to spend less on domestic Soviet leader made no slgnlflcant about Star Wars Is the staggering ·• programs, the president has been successful. But the plight of the Iarmer . concessions. cost of Its dev~~ven with ;. has blocked his drive to eventually eliminate price supports and other But there's an off chance that slave tabor, ~ '~ 1 of. the · : federal assistance programs. Gorbachev .Is serious about rellev· . economy and a docl If Jong. ,. But Reagan has failed In his promise at the start of his first term to lng U.S.·Sovlet tensions lD a point sul!ertng public oo his side, Gorba· .. balaJiile the budget by 19Sl. the arms race can be chev realizes that the competition :: · n!e,PIO biUion-plus deficit stU! looms as a major shadow over his where brought under control. If this.turns with the United States would ,· accomplishments, as well as the projected trade deficit that may go as high out to .be true, It would be llr no sabotage hls liopes for a healthY ·· as $1M bUIIon. altruistic hopes of peace m earth Soviet economy. • In terms of curbing the budget, the administration Is concerned that and goodwill toward men. Gorba· For 68 years row one Soviet ·· . -&tense spending Is a likely target. It wm not be Ignored from the soumlngs chev's desire lor arms limitation leader alter another has tried, with - 9n CapltollWI, and 11\at has made Defense Secretary ~par Weinberger would be based on tbli eminently varying de!l•ees ol failure, to make Will."' H<Olle cblef olllall Donald Regan wary oilbe Gramm· Ruclm'!" practical grounds that he needs to the Marxist promise of socialist ·• balanced budget legislation. . reverse the deteriorating Soviet prosperity come true. Though ,. ·On the International front, Reagan's goals have not been· as clearly economy. progress l)as been made In some ;; defined other than Its basic anti-communist thrust and the determination to Cutting the mllltary .budget areas, the dream of a workers' ;~ support "freedom fighters" who seek to topple Marxjst, or at least leftist, would allow the new Kremlin boss paradise has proved elusive. Soviet ·' governments around the world. The assistance to rebels In global trouble to shift rrore resources lD the leaders have blamed wars and the :; sr!'s has come to be known as the "Reagan Doctrine." · clvlllan sector and perhaps make three! of wars for the decades-long :~ Othetwlse, his foreign tx>Ucy Is still nebulous. The summit meeting with ;: Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev gave him a "freshstart"ln seeking a way some · progress toward his wUd postponement of the dream; the pledge to double the amount ol me thing they can't blame, of ·' for thl' superpowers to avoid a nuclear confrontation. consumer goods over the next l!i oourse, Is the Soviet system Itself. ;; His peace plan for the Middle East has had slartsandstopsandwm take years. This theory ol. Gorbachev's Our associate Lucette Lagnado ;; a long time to get off the ground under the modifications being JNrsued. motivation, which Is gaining sup- has had access to a confidential :~ Reagan's goal In the Middle East Is to pressure Arab countries to port at Georgetown's Center for report by the State Departtnent's ·' negutlate directly with Israel, although he has Indicated that he would not Strategic Studies, would also help to Bureau of lntelltgence and Re:~ be adverse to an Internationally sponsored peace forum. explain the Soviets' unflagging search, as well as secret cables :~ In his remaining three years in dflce, the president Is expected to focus determination to shoot down Rea· detailing SOVIet economic problems ~ more attention on the International front. His selection of a personal gao's "Star Wars" strategic de· and the s~ that have been taken • biographer. Edwin Morris, to record all aspects d the remaining years of tense Initiative. , to correct them. The !llatertal, his presklency Is an Indication that he Is already looking to the future and As we reported last week, the dated between 1!m and 1984, is . the legacy that wUI remain when he leaves the White House. Soviets• have been working Cll considered stUI valid by experts we .· space-defense weaponry for years, have Interviewed. and can be presumed to be well New Yoril: allncliaJUI, T! :1) p.m. • Chicago at San Antonlli &. :11~;~-m Utah at PhOenix. 9:JO p.m. Houston at Lo\ Litten, I): :I) p.m. slightest question has been raised In October,a bipartisan group of 10 abOut his Integrity ex' his character. senators · warned ol "extended Yet his confirmation Is ln Umbo. debate" If the Dawson oomtnatlon In mid-September, four environ· Is brought to the Door. mental groups, Including the highly · · What's It aU abo!lt? At one level, respected National Wildlife Federa- the dispute Involves Interpretation tion, Issued a statement opposing of Section 404 ol the Clean Water conflrinatlon "In the strongest Act of 1972, which gives to the Corps possible t~rms. ". The organizations . ol Engineers an uncertain jurlsdlc· chari\ed · Dawson with "an overt tton over "the waters of the Unltlll hostUII)' to wotectton of wetlands." States." At another level, we have one of those dispiriting battles aver . turf, so familiar In Washingtqn, between the Corps of Engineers, the Fish and Wlldllle Service, the Environmental Protection Agency and the state governments. At the bottom ol all d this Des a fundamental Issue. Rllnald Reagan campaigned In 198) and again In 1984 on a promise to reduce the regulatory oorden of the Washing· ton bureaucracy. Dawson sincerely believes that he Is carrying out that prpmlse In seeking to speed the processing of permits to llU - and thus to destroy - areas tlentlfled as "wetlands." The environmental groups have taken a broad view of the corps' jurisdiction; their posl· tton Is thatthe "waters of the Unitlll · Sllllfs..... eml1!'!\<;e Wtu~. ~~ .. rill, creek, run, streom, marsh or . bog throughout the nation. Dawson Is not so sure that OJngress meant to give his olllce authlrity aver every Isolated tx>lhole or persistent puddle from the Ftortda keys to the Alaskan tundra. These weUands, however they are defined, are vitally Important to groum water, fiood control, spawn· lng fish and migratory birds. &AftQ'I Game& "···aild NY Jsln NY Rn """' NJ Bo.oan ""''" ''""' Hrlfrd Mlnn Still in control Since I have had many people asking about the status oft he Morse , Chapel Church, I would like to say, 'I yes we are stU! very much ln oontrol ' d the chu~h . Uke the trustees of ~ the church · lnlonned Mr. Ben ; Edwards, If the United. Methodist ,' conference would bow . out and leave · us alone, the church would grow ; and prosper, which It has. ~ The youth group which we , . started on Monday nights has been ~: averaging In the 30's and 40's. ~· Sunday School about twt'nty; mid· •: week services on Thursday from ~: ten to twenty and growing; (Praise !· the Lord). i: Since we are In control of the • : llnances to do with as we see fit, we ~· have had the good fortune to help ~: different ones right In the oommun· :: tty; and we leelthis Is a part d what ,: the church Is all about. Olartty : : bep.s at home. Of course,oorftr&t :. concern Is to see souls savlll. We •: alao believe that our prayers for : Mr. Edwards and the conference • have been answered since reading -: the Circuit Rider published In ·; October t:J this year, a leafle~ the ::.; coa~erence JNbllshes In which Mr. ~; Ectwards~tesand I quotetn part: : •1 wish ~r church would celebrate ... •'~· ...: ...... what It Is. No protestant church Is more "middle ol the road" and basically aiJ!erlcan than we are. We preach a reasonable gospel. Unquote. This Is what we have been saying all along. II you walk In the middle ol the road you will likely get run over. I don't know what Is a reasonable gospel is, because Jesus saki you are either for me or you are against me, and anything he promised In the King James Verslonolthe Bible. HecanandwUI deliver. This doesn't mean to say, nor Is It Implied, that therelsn'ta lotd IJlOd Methodist · people In Methodist churches, but It makes me WCIIder just who Is making bizarre clall)'ls . and demands on the people that Mr. Edwards talked about In his letter. Come worship 'with us lor Sunday School at a.m. Morning· worship at ll:W a.m.; Youth Fellowship Mondays at 6:30p.m.; midweek service m Thursday 7:30 p.m. Yiruarew!'lcomeandtheLord will bless you llr tt. Charles P. Bailey Chalnnan d Trustees Morse Chapel Olurch aoo· ' Thanks business firms ;::·. The members d the Salem ~ Center PI'O would like to thank all dropped at the earliest excuse. In 1965, tor example, Premier Alexei Kosygln announced grandly that there would be "greater. managerial freedom and use ol profit Incentives." But this apparently oold break with Marxist dogma was quietly scrapped under pres· sure from Kremlin conservatives foilowtng the JXllltical scare d the "Prague ~prtng" and the Soviet Invasion of Czechoslovakia. - Leonid Brezhnev, the qulntes· sentlal mossback, crltlclzed the way the Soviet economy was wor\dllg, but failed to follow through with any fundamental changes. He acknowledged that "the existing economic mecha· nlsm" was In need of repair or replacement, 00! he declined to challenge the system. In fact, Gorbachev's biggeSt dll!lculty may be In the Ideological area. As the State Departme~t report pointed out, no Soviet leader to date has deemed It politicallY yAse (or sate) to "question !1¥! •JX'I'(Ilctlon d ... Marxlsm-Lenlnlsl)l of the Inevitable withering away of market production.'' flbe Is no clear Indication tll!(t Gorbachev even wants to chaUenge the dllclal dogma; after all, he Is a ]il'oduct of the system, and used It to rise to power. So It seems doubtflll that he'll take the revolutlonarr st~s necessary to ~ue the Soviet . economy from seven decades cif mismanagement. Denver at ClMiand. nla~t sacramE!UO at Detroit, nJgtu Goideft State at Dallu, night C'hiCICO II Houslon, niatJt Utah at LA <.'llpJ;ers, ~hi , ... 1112 0 22 82 98 CMipbel Con1erence NIJI'IW llvlllln 1Dll3138393 911 i 22 10'1108 -- 7~620!M96 Detroit Tcc'onto Edmn Cll!fl' Wnnpg 7lt418 81123 1 LS 3 11 !15 113 1 8tt«<l35!1i lf833lillat 915321 91l27 9 15 2 ll 106 119 LA 5 16 t 14 lti 133 '111ti'IIII.J'I 8f.lull:l Boston 8, M111U"ea16 Toronto'· Ph~adelphla J Wll5hlr1rton3, St. Louis 2 (Of ) Lcs ~ 1). 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HQia:ate 51, Archolbd l'il JKklofl Crnter ff, SI<Mey l....ettman 5~ 7UJ188~ ' t~ .2ll ~ton l0 """ It 6 .700 - l3 1 .&'10 Utah u 9 .m Dl llas 108 .!!1163 ll 9 :a) 6 1l ..316 1 2~ J.ACJpn 7Y, """"'~ l .. . 12lOM6 6 16 ...,...... 7 91:1 .18 9 1 13 .1'10 10 «< 41, 0 11&\lt'l Glandorf 43 loh College schedules a N~tht>rn Kt'nlucky at t::lnctnnall MusktnJUm at Carli'P.MPiklrl 1Pa1 Ohio Unlv at C11n1l>r Cluslc Mllwauil'f 1115. Nt>w Ycrk !1!1 Clt'Yeland 100. Stat1k> 97 Dl'lrolt llJ. Nt'W Jrrsrx m San Antonio m . Dallas U6 GoldMI Slate 121. L.A. Cllp!ft! liM Jl'rtdqa GII'MI (AI 'lbntl FliT) Portland at Bast011. 7:.11 p.m. Dt'nV('I' II Plllladt>lphll, 7:31p.m. SraHII! at Walhlnlfan, 7: :II p.m . ro'U'Wautft'lt Atlanta. 7::n p..m. UrbAna at Transylvan ia 1Ky1 TwllK')' ~ THE GRAVELY SYSTEM nmn 91, AkrM 73 . Marletla 75 ~ Ohio Dominican W W 1: J !Pal 'IS, Mt UniOnW Cedarvlk> 67, Ohio WNk')'an 63 1011 ()\lo Si . . tary School. Your continued support over the years Is greatly "' oor local business llrms who appreciated. ~· contributed In any way lD the Salem Center PrO. Kathy Sexton suCCI!SB of our Fall Festival m " November 9th at Salem EleJllEII·. Corresponding Secreta~ . Hubbards GrHnhouse .. NOW OPEN FOR THE · : CHRISTMAS SEASON . ; . Poitiiiiiiat, .._.. Wets, Uw , & Cut Chistmas ,._ Holy,, I ; lue Spruce Trws, Qnistmas : Cactus, Door Wreafts, Canlltt , ArrangiiiJeitll, Foitge 1'1111111. For , lht loVICI ont's 9Vvot • • c. .ttry VCIIII, Mtnmlnt !inJL. Open Oaiy 9 -5; Su,...y'1·1i ,. TOE Tingley PVC Blend Boots Tingley Molded Overshoes • Made In USA , • Over·the-sock PVC or PVC/Nitrile blend • In snugtegs or straight legs • tOO Percent waterproof • Outsole and upper can 't ever sepsrate • Steel toe or plain toe • Made in USA . • Over·the-shoe black rubber or neoprene • Thick sole • Lightweight • Stretchy rubber lor easy on · and all • Completely washable · Clolld Monday ......... '*' c.o.ao a............. ..,.Uft!!HPrMalllka 'lewd draft, said winning the Loriibart\1 means he win have to be at blsbef Saturday against SMU. · :· ~"' "I'm a very Intense person, "" said. "! go out on the lootbaU ~qr, and It's business. This gtve$ mj! mOl'e Incentive because I ha"1: something to prove. I've got to~J,>~t there and prove I'm the player. ~· people pckEd, that I'm the best" .: , .....Fri. • .. 5, Sat. • .. 1 Ck!\'cland St at Ohio Sr Aowllnll GI'M'l at PrillC('Ion Akron' at Kl'llt St Wrla"ht Sl al 1b~ l..onJ I1Bnd U at Dlyton PlllabJrah II Xavier at Ashland Baldwlrt-Wallact- al Ohio Nm1hern Capilli If 0tlt"11Jtln Marietta II Hf'ld!'llrrll Wllttnberll a t Mount UniM Ohio oolleges Leslie O'Neal, Michigan defensive tackle Mike Hammersteln and Boston College noseguard Mike Ruth. CasUlas also won the award desplle a knee Injury he suffered against Texas Oct. 12 that knocked him out lor three weeks and, he thought, out of contention for the Lombard!. "From a mental standpoint, I thought the outlook for the Lorn· bard! wasn't as good as It was at the beginning of the year," he said. "When I llrst realized It was only going to be three weeks, I knew that I could come on strong and hopefully show'people I was the same player as before I got hurt.'' . As a junior, CasUlas had84tackles and 10sacks. This season, he has had 43 tackles and helped the Sooners become one ofthenatton'sdefenslve leaders. Caslllas, who ligures to be a high _ llrst·round selection In the NFL • FAU I W111111 lOUIS Dmlm TiJurnPy Mnl1n Toumeoy Rio Grandp Too~ Upper Sdolo \'al b1. Colunilus Crovt• . 204 Condor St. Pomery, OH. Phone 992-2976 Cue~Toumey Wapaken!ta Mi, Dilance <17 lanetvllk' Rost>crar\s iU, E KnOI H 4.16 ·Dl3 GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE .,... OU Hartxlr 7l. Bbo:rda~ Elmwood +t Pf;yROUtb t8. ManstJHI Chr .11 Shrrwood Fall'vn' ID. WaUSMn 46 Soutll Ranlt' 91. La.vellvllle lS Sleyker 51. Ptttllvllle u SyJ\,·anla Nor1h\'lt'W 51, Evt'rgr'Eft\ 29 Tlpp City Betllel ID. Bradford :II 3 PldlcDI\'IIIDI 9Jl .i50 - Callb'nla 87, HawaUTl Fullmon St. fD, Tex11 Thch 67 GrilfldC..nyan77, Utll.h S!. 85 HumbokU St. tt, Dootlnk'a.~ 4li Swthern Cal8t Texu 8l U.S. 1nlt'l'llllklnalll2. San Dkoao J17 Washington 70, ~addteno 8l W('bf'r Sl . Ill, E. Was!mgton 66 Ulrrty C'e!IPI' ~. Tlnora II Lima Qn Calb •. Otkwlllto .1l Masa Jacklot\ oM, MU!i Perry :If MlUer City e . Cmtlnm'f' 2:1 Na~n ;m, Orfton Clay 21 NE'WCOnl'raiOWD 63. JrNt'!t-Scb If W«*nlC ilf m ftlfwe.t DIYIMID a1mSt LouiSiana Thch 82. Centenary 10 Lamar £8, Trxas AlrM 5& adahoma City 19, s.w. Okalll)ma il OklahOma St. Qi, St. Mary's tTf.:<J tn P.lll« S®oo n, N. Cotlrack) 66 SF Austln !58, MII$1$Sippl CoD. M W. Nt"W Mex. 71, Cal-&.- Blkersfleld6'& Washtllm 61, R@lis 51 64i 101) Bflol1" W Branch 45, Mllll'n/8 28 16 SPattlr -- Ablle!K' Christian 81. Chlctl St. !'ll Air Force 73. Melli I! Arkansas 12. SamlHd 51 Dlllu Blptillt fa. AI&SIIn 56 H(IJston lOt Texas-San Antonil ~ Antwerp ~. CbiiYoy Crl!8t\11!W M"lft I.A l..lu'$ Pr11rd Traded cellll'r Len ~es tor fUture Allen F.ast 11, PaUkllnR 30 CmlraiDhiUJe Scrmnto (AHLL Gil'.. 0011 1IIoh .......... ........ BJ\l:alledrr.. ...... : I Ill 'OIII'IIIQ'I IteWII . 8 8 11 .421 9 ~ 15 .210 12~ s. Anltl\ CardiniJ Strilcb "'n, Marlan ~ C'edarvUIP 87, 0t00 Wes~an &'! Hm Huron 91, $outhwttt St. It jOfl ·Marietta 75, Ohio Danl.nlcan ffi Miuoorl Western fl, \faynp St Olrlo St. 91, Akron 13. Punb•81. Mm"thtoad St. 7J St. LooiJ U. ll2, WIDlAm ~nn54 'J'rlnlty Coil it!, I...IWI'fnCl' Unlv. ~ Valparai!JO Ill. Hllhttngion t6 Wlaronsln R:l, E. Texu St. 8J WIDnsln·ParksJdt Ill. Lakeland 11 Giris llCOI'es 10 11 .476 Dm,. &loll 15, Wlnonil St. El) oo!Biderafloll.• W L Pd. G8 11 2 HJ5 II 8 ~~78 6 ""'"' Wbeelkta 77, Aldmon-Broaddl•72 ""'"" PlllladtlpNa - A.lilntlt DfvWo. Chi lnd - W. VlralnJa ~ ll, C.Pnvffie 74 . ~d t AUL L -.c....... Atlanta N.E. Loullllana73, S.E. Louisiana 62 N.W. LouLILana 76. F\ortda AIIM 75 Nlcholll St. Tt, J ackaon St. 66 Nat Park~. FalrnDnt St. " Southern rT, Cblci(IO St. ID l11'-MarUn 1.00., Unklll. Unlv. 8l NY hlancfts - Sent CleftU!~ Ken Ltlt~ and Cfllter Roger Kortto to Spring· . • CasBlas played a major role In boosting the Sooners to the Big Eight title and Thursday, the 6-foot-3, 200-pound senior from Tulsa won the pretlglous Lombardi Award. All that's left now ts for the Sooners, ranked No.2 nationally, to win the national title, a goal within their grasp. A victory over SMU In the regular-season finale Saturday would set up the battle for No. 1 on New Year's Day In the Orange Bowl, wbe!\ the 89oners play top-rated Penn State. ''What's more relevant to me and more Important was to win the Lombard!," Caslllas said. "It's every coUege lineman's dream to win the Lombardi. But when you have a chance to win a national championship and be recognized as the best team In the country, then I think that's more S)llllbollc." CasUias was awarded the trophy at the 16th annual Lombardi Award Dinner sponsored by the Houston Rlltary Club. More than 1,200 people attended the $150-per-person affair, which benefits the American Cancer Society. The award Is named In honor ol legendary coach VInce Lombard!, who died of cancer In 1970. CasUias beat out three finalists for the award, taking the honor over Oklahoma State defensive tackle (Pal 00 LouiSiana Tech 112. ~tenaJY 10 Maryland n,Wlllliln II: Mary 48 attralo- Cal~ up center- ien v.:tna DOll lloch8~r ·- King~~ American &1. UNC-Crt>ealboro til Chris. Ne<Nport 67. Hampden- Syclttey 95 C!tadei!K, MorgaD St 73 . Dla:IJ1ct Of Cf)lurnbla 110, HamptOD78 C.rl Howard; walo:Pd tackle Btuy Shrlds. OJ Unlld PftM lr*..--.a NY .,.,.. ""'"""' NA.TI)NAL INJKETBo\LL ASIIOC. NJ Wosh Wilkes 71, Dillttas - Placed runnJna back Robert Lavette on ID.}urfd l'l'56W; slaned wide · I'K'f'lver Ken~ I>udtftt; activated wide n.>a.>lver and punt ret\lf"IW Gordon BankS: · releaEd rt'Ct'lvtr Leoo Gora.alez. NY Jt>11 - SlpM free..a(eut COI'"IIl'rbeck NBA results ""'' frt.e.. agent guard MlnneiCCI -NamedauiiiiiDIL'OIIChJohn GUtelcUIIII head football coach. Rice - Football coach W111011 Brown resigned to coach VanderhiU. Utah - Susp;!Oded basll!tbaD players Kelvin UpW:.., and Jerry Stroowa. Wyoming - Namfd John Smll), Tom Evenorl, Cnlg thy and Gregi: Srrnth asslslarlt lootball roadies. !....ever frOm Lonlbardi.ll St. 'J'homa,s AqU. 92, Mt. st. Mary Tl WB~M" 72, LPhman 58 Wuhlll.gton & .Jeffn1on 16, Mt. Union W Carttr; wal~ fol)llard VoiK> Winters on watvera. Hachborn to UlS New Jmey at Pltlibufih, ~ght Vancouver at WaihlifgtOll, night Dl>1rolt at St. Louil, night M!lll1t'SOia 111 FArTUlton, night Lol Anpk>s at Wlnnlpes, right St. J~h'11 (Me.) 9&, S. MaWBB .Boaton - Sl&ned tree-agent torwanl David 'Illtl'dkUl. Montn>alat Toronto, night Quebec at N'r' li.Landers,. night ""'"'" _ TIIIUida.T'I 8plra ~·­ Butch UPISjwril~ HOUSTON (UPI) - Tony CasU· las, ol!lclaUy stamped as the nation's best college lineman, now wantstohelptheOklabomaSooners become the nation's best football team. ''There'snotmuchyoucanaskfor In a college career as a lineman," CasUias said Thursday, "to win a Big Eight championship, a national champlonslllp and to win a G!UY!-' City IW, Pe.n Sl.· Behn!nd !'1 Indiana (PI! . I B:l.PittJolnstoNnn Ithaca e2, RPI :10 Nort.hE'a.stern 65,"Venn:mt 50 PhUadelpJia Pharmacy 53, Urslnus 51 Pllllb.IIJ St. 81, )dlcJ.Amer. Nazarerv:o 73 Polnt Park$, Falnnonl 5'1' Sima $1, St. JOseph's 53 st. ANI>Im 79, Pl)'mlUth St. of! Transactions J 384.lllot~ 1210 ] 27 U2 95 1310 I t7 ~ 79 1311 1 2'7 92 79, By RICHARD LUNA *:I SUGAR 992-2115 RUN MILLS 110 MIIIEIIY AVE. 011. OIU8~M~ • .. EQUIPMENTI INC. Is Proud to Announce The Opening Of Our· New Branch Office At 220 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio To catch a spy_______,___A_rt.:__Buc_h_wa__:_:~ Letters to the editor J The document~vtde a ptCIUl'l' of the Intimidating task facing Gorbachev: - Soviet economic plaMing and management "are basically hoi· dovers from the lm," geared to "simplicity of operation and exer· tlon of tutelage over local ~anagers by central olllclals." Big Bl'\lther may not know best, but that doesn't stq> him from Imposing hls ways on the populace. ldeologtcally man· dated central planning means that bureaucrats In Moscow make the decisions on tens ol thousands of Items - from baby shoes to auto chassis - with little regard to cost. - Productivity among Soviet workers Is low, reflecting wldes· pread drunkenness and absent~ !sm.-while the consumer goods they JI'O(Iuce are shoddy. Catch·22 lro· ntes · allaund: Bonuses and pay raises are no Incentives when there's Uttle worth buying with the extra money. And since factortes are rated on their gross output, with production goals often unreallstill caUy high, there Is a buUt-lu tendency to sacrifice quality lor cpaptlty. Our sources suggest, however, that the new generation ol leaders Installed by Gorbachev shows gree,ter sensitivity to the need lor better quality consumer goods, Instead of more but Inferior merchandise.· - Tentative attempts In the Jli,ISI to Implement fundamental changes have tEen made reluctantly - and L T PU. GF GA l97D38 U979 157Jp 9Bn \ 108626 9'J'B 1213 I 25 98 88 \ 1012 3 23 98 !B 9 131191W 99 Allllll!l Dtvilb! • PhUa Wash II • Casillas is Lombardi wmner:. ~.· . 80, Milert'ordla 73 AlverrU AmiY "'· llarf1110Uf11!5 ~b 82, Pratt 62 Brandeis 8l, Bmtley 83 (OTt Blj'ant IN, LaNell 14 Catrint 75, ABeni<M'&l62 ' FltdiW.11 St. 71, W. Nt'w Enpnd :16 PonlaiHI at New JetVy, ntgtU Guns for butter____....:.J_ac_k_A_n_de_rs_on_&_D_ale_Va_n_A_tt_a . - • 'Dlu.....,.. c-. ...... !Jell,. 11 Uded rr.lale: • The Daily Sentinel-Pap-~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The .president'~ ~ . The toughest thing about catch· fumos has to serve a minimum d when he says he's sorry and offers " It wouldn't bother me If yoo tng a spy Is seeing that he gets the 20 years." to make amends, your response Is charged him wtth one count of "Would It whet your appetlt~ If I that he spend a month behind falling to curb his dog." pmlshment he deserves. As soop as . one Is arrested his attorney starts told you my client smullllled bars." "The government can Uve with , bargalnlug lor a lighter S!!ntenre Jn.. blueprints of 'Star Wars' In Nancy "What do (I tal) you (Unital) think that. We were alrald you exchange lor the link's reveaUng Reagan's cosmetic case when she fumos ~hould get for cooperating going to hold out for the Congreihow much lnlbnnatlon he turned went to Geneva?" · · wltb us?" slonal Medal of Honor." over to the·other side. "That's Impossible." "Hello, Justice Department? "Here are the lllms ol Gorbachev This Is Mat O'Hara representing switching ~smettd cases with Collard Cosmos, the weasel who Nancy at ttie airport. My ellen! sold the plans lor the Stealth knows the whole story and wtU tell bomber to the Bulgarians. What you how he dld It for a reduced kind of deal are you ollertng us?" sentence." "We don't negotiate plea bar· "The Jaw Is the law. Every person gains for spies, O'Hara. Your guy In this country must be punished sold out his country and the according to hls crime. In this case goveniment Intends to hang him by fumbs has to do at least seven the neck unttl he Is dead." years for compromising the secltr· "You better think It over. Except tty of the nation." · for the Stealth bomber you have no "AJll)arently you don't realize Idea what secrets Collard walked what a predicament you're ln. You away . with, and 1 we have m people have spies coming out of Intention of telling you If you keep your.ears and spies coming out of demanding a pound ol Desh.". your socks.l!youdon'l show mercy "We're' not talking about some to Caimosl'll adVIse him to remain two-bit code clerk, O'Hara. Cosmos mum about thl' nuclein- submartne Is the biggest !Ish we've caught ln codes that he has stashed away In a years. We Intend to JNt hlm ln the JllmP!tln In the northeast partdthe freezer for life." United States.'' "What if Iweretotellyou thatll\Y "What sub COdes?" client ls .wUllng to name over 120 ''I' can't say because Wfl might people in the u.s. government who have to sell them to another country are stltl on the KGB payroll?" for legal expenses If you make us go "O'Hara, did It ever oreur to you to trial." that we may not want to know who · "O'Hara, we have an open-and· they are? The more spies the shutcaseonyourcllentcommttUng govel11lllent uncovers, the worse lreason. No matter what lnforma. e~-~~~~ we look In Washington. Every time tlon you say he can turn CNer to us " Instead of doing lunch with you al a fancy we arrest somebgdy, Gongress · he stUI wlll have to rottor30days In '. restaurant, I'm going lo lake a bargain flight wantstoknowwhylttookussolong . the county jaU." to someplace NEA Tl" to Dush him out. We reject your "I can't believe my Collard offer lor the list d KGB agents, and made ooe louily mistake rl. .seUlng we're stW holding the position that his countnr ~ 'the 11ver, and •' were MONDAY, DEC. 2nd, 1985) WE OFFER AWIDE VARIETY OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUCH AS HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS, BEDSIDE COMMODES, OXYGEN EQUIPAINT, ADULT DIAPERS &. UNDERPADS, ETC. Berry's World SELECT L '88 FORD FEA'IIIII •z.ae~~n~•-- m.uDE . ... SAVE ••.,..._.._ •~• .,......................... • All!fllllllllnt ..... _ . , • ._......, $1 j ' ~ . , . . . _ . . . . , . . ...... UP TO I ' . 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Billing for All Patients 24 Hour. Emergency Call Qualified &Experienced Personnel Access to Over 2,000 Homecare Supplies We Accept Assignment on • ., ' ··' ' •• t Approved Government Claims 6. Free Delivery and Pickup 7. Same Day Service AND ALL OTHER SERVICES NEEDED BY MEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS - q,,· -ewe: • I ,,• CALL 992-5740 ,ars. ASK FOR KIM OR RANDY • •• ~ ' ' ., .. l •• . I •r L-----------~------~----~;) • �Friday, December 6. 1985 Page-4-The Daily Sentinel a . ' . By ROBER'OO I)IAS UPI Sporis Wrller ' RICHFIELD, Ohio (UP!) ""The Seattle . SuperSonics w~ so frustrated Thursday night, even forward Oanny Vranes was hit with a techrilcal foul. Vranes Is the clean·cut, wute fellow who appears In television _ <:Ommerclals endorsing a soap that Is 9944lOOtbs percent pure. "When guys like Danny and Xavier (rookie forward McDaniel) get technlcals, you havE> to figure anxiety and frustration are the reasons, .. said Seattle rookie head coach Bernie Bickerstaff. : World B. Free had a less 9YD1P&thetlc view. · ' "Danny should wash his mouth Qlltwtth that soap," said Free. ''I'm .:;~ ..kidding. He really Is a nice on '• .. This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This ·:ELLIS & SONS SOHIO Complete Automoh\te service r SWISHER &LOHSE ~~~! CJ • \. _ ,.. -~ :t ill Prescriptions 992· 2955 Pomeroy Locust & &etch StrHt : 99H9ll Middl•parl Rutland, Ohto4577i - Exodus 2:23 ,, : Mill Work· Cabinet Making • Syracuse . '• ll.t~.l n.e.aL· ~{=_.1,;'1 ·. .:.. ,. . . .. 992·3978 . CHURCH, Rev. W. H. Penin, Cho~ relleenal, Tuesday. 7;30 p.m. pallbr; Debbie &ck. Sunday School Supt. Ch*h School ~ 1!1 a.m.: Worship Setvk>IO: ill """"' <t Lois a.rt.OF THE NAZA· ~MEROY CHURCH RDCE, Comer Unlm and Mulberry, Rev. 'son,, fl'oclOias Glefl Mc:OuJW, pasta. Oyde S. S. SUp!., Sunday School, 9: 30 a.m.: rnoi'nll1g wors1t1p 10: :II a.m.: ....,lng service 6 p.m.; mld-wtek servtcto, Wednesday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH. 326 E. Main St.. Pomeroy. Sunday sorvlces: Holy communion on tlx> first &mday r1 eal'h mm1h, and C<Jmbirotod wllil rooming pnoyer m the lhlnld Sunday. Morning prayer and senmn on aU <lher SUndays <t the monlil. Chureh School and Nunery care !)I'OYided. Odet" twJur In the Parish HaU iiTur<diatey following the service. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, %12 W. Main St .. Nell Proudfoo, pastor. Bible School 9:lla.m.: Morr\ing~IO:J)a . m .; Yooth ~. ~00 p.m.: Evening IOOI'SIIIp. 7:00 p. rn. Wf'llrlt>9day night prayer meeting and Bible study. 7:00p.m. THE SALVATION ARMY, 11!i Butternut Ave .. Pomer'O)'. Mrs. flora Wining In char)!\'. Sunday holiness meeting, 10 a. m.; Sunday School. 10: ll a.m. Sunday School, YPSM Eloloe Adams, leader. 7::11 p.m. Salvalloo """"lng. var1ous li(JI!<Ii<m aRI m"'lc spec'.als. Thu~y. U::ll a.m. to 2 p.m. Ladies Hm~e League, memben In c~. au WCX1Ttt InVIted: Ui p.m. Thunday.' COfJlS Cado< Classs IYOU!l1 l'l!ople-Biblel, 7::11 p.m. Bible Study and Pnlycr tne<!tf!W, q>m IO Uie public. POMEROY ~ CHURCH OF CHRIST, Ill'.li Children'• Home Rond i(q.Jnty Road 76). !ll'~5Zll. Vocal music. Sunday Wrr!lhp 10 a.m.: \llbleStudy II a.m.: W<nltlp, 6 p. m. W -y. IllbleStudy, 7.p.m. OlD DEXTER BI8LE CHRISTIAN -or, cmJRCit Cbarlo& Unda !Moan. Su(ll. 5w'<ll]l School \t.ll! a.m.: ,......... in!< """"""'· 11m and third SURiay following &looay School. Youth llll'<'llng, 7:ll p.m. ..,. ErY SWlday. GRAHAM UN ITED METHODIST, Preaching 9:30a.m. first and second, Sundays of eactl month; thrd and fourth Sun· day eachmonth worship servicn at 7: Jl p. m.: Wednesday evenings at 1:30 p.m. Prayer and Bible Study. SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST, Mulb· l'rry Hei,ll'tlts Road. Pomeroy . John Swei· gart; Sabbath School Supt. Louise Staats. Sabbat h School. 2 p.m. Sa1urdday with worship st>rvlce following at 3: 1~ p.m. RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - SISter Harrle1t Warner, Supt. Sunday School 9:00a.m.; Morning Worship, 10:45 a.m. POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST. David Mann, minister . William Snouffer, Sunda y SChool Supt. Sunday School. 9: XI a .ni .; Morning Worship 10: ll a. m. FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST, Po· meroy Pike. David Hunt, pastor; Jack Needs. Sunday SChool Dlreector. Sunday SCoot, 9:30a .m.: Mornln& Worship, lO: 30: evening worship, 7:00 p.m. Tuesday VIsitation , 1 p.m. Wednesday. Prayer service. 7:30 p.m.; Millslon FriPnds, 7::W p.m.: Girls In Acllon, 7::11 p.m. FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· ley Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pas· 19r. Handley Dunn, supt. Sunday School, 10a.m.; Sunday evening service, 7: JOp.m. : Bible teaching, 7:00 p.m. Thursday. SYRACUSE MISSION. CHerry St., Sy· racuse. St-r.•lccs.lO a.m. Sunda y. Evening servtcft!i Sunday and Wednesday ar 7:00 p. m. MIDDL EPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN UN ION, Rev . Keith Eblin. pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a.m .. Wade Hayman, supt. ; Morning Worship. 10: ~a. m.; Sunday ~venlng service 7::11 p.m.: Wednesday Prayer Meeting. 7: ll p.m. MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD, RarlnP. Rev. Ja mes Salterrleld, pastor. F~ma n Williams , Supt. Sunday School 9: 45 a .m.: Sunda y and Wednesday e-ven· ing services. 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPI'IST. Corner Sixth and Palmer. Earl Eden, Pastor. Ra)' Fields. S.S. Supt.; Dan Riggs, Asst . Supt. Sunday SChool. 9: 15 a .m .; Morning Worship, 10: 15 a.m.: Sunday Evening service. 7 p.m. Youth meeting, 7:30p.m. Wednesday: evf:'nl ng .service 7 p. m.; Choir practice 8 p.m. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST, 5th ud Main , Bob Melton, minister. AI Hartson, assoc. minlstE.>r; Mike Gerlach, Sund3y Schl)l')l Superintendent. Bible School9: ll a.m.; M o rn l nji~; Wors hip 10: 30 a.m. Evenl nR Worship 7:00p.m. Wednesday. 7:00pm . Prayer mt't'tlnlit. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE, Co-past ors Rev. Charle-s Coyle and R(.'V. Nancy Coyle. Bill White, Sunqay SChool Supt. Sunday School 9:30 a. m.: Mor ning Worship 10:30 a.m.: Evang('llsllc M'K'"('tlng 7: 00p.m. Wednesday, 7:00p.m. Prayf'r meE-ting. UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MINISTRV OF MEIGS COUNTV Hell. Ken Wllklnton HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - Sunday: Wor!lhlp Services 9;00 a.m.: Church School tO: 15a.m.; Bible Study Sunday 7:30 p.m.: Prayer Group Wtdnl•sday a1 9:00 a.m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN Church school 10:15 a.m. Morning Worship 11:15 a.m. TueSday, 10:00 a.m. Bible Study: Thursday, 7:30p.m. Bible Study. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· TERIAN - Worship 'service 10: 15 a .m. Church SChool10:00a.m. Tuesda y, 10 a.m. Bible Study: Sunday, 6 p.m. Junjorand Senior High Youth Groups. RUTLAND CHU RCH OF GOD. Pastor. John Evans. Sunday School 10:00 a.m.: Swaday Morning Worshi p 11:00 a. m . Chll· dren's Church 11 a.m. Sunday EvE!nlng Service 7:00p.m. Wed ., 6 p.m. Young Ladlee ' Auxiliary. Wednesday, 7 p.m. FamIly Worship. HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Near LOng Bottom. Edsel Hart, pastor. SUnday SChool 9:30 a.m .; Worship 10:30 a. m.; Prayer meetlna ThunCiay, 7:30p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPI'!ST CHURCH, Corner Ash and Plum. Ralph ·Cundiff, pastor. Sunday School tO: OO a. m.; Morning Warship, 11:00 a.m.; Wednesday arld Saturday Evening Services at 7:30 p. m. RIAL TOR 'Oh. "World took off the bandage around his (right) hamstring, and he really showed a lot a mobility," said Cleveland head coach George Karl. "We needed him, because ihe Sonlcs w~ coming on strong." Seattle, paced by JackS1kma's22 points, fell to 9-11. The sUperSonics , hnve lost 10 oll2 on the road. Trailing 00-47 after a poor· shooting first half; Seattle rallled and cut the deficit to 78· 76 on Tim McCormick's .two.free throws With 31 seconds In the third quarter. ~T~HE~D~A~N~CE=m~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COMPANY MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Now Accepting Enrollment for Jan, Tap & Ballet CALL 992-7756 FOR SHOPPINO BEFORE D£CEMIER IS, 1915 CON~ENIENCE : But Free was not when It Counted. The veteran guard connected on 16 of a club recard·tylng21free throws, Including three In the' closing 2:41 Thursday night, and the Cavaliers suiVIved a fierce Seattle comeback to take a 100. 97 victory over the SuperSonics. Free finished with 24 points and Mel Turpin added 19 points: Including eight In the fourth quarter, as Cleveland Improved to 8-11. CENTER, INC. UJ1 K&C JEWELERS A. u • •'. l ~ ! ' Looking to find the best selection of holiday gifts around? Just look no furthtr than your own ho1111 town! You'll find there's lots of great gift ideas In store ••• and values galore ... for everyone on your list! Save time, money and energy ... shopping your downtown stores! · > •••• I c •' • t ''I •• I Wish someone a glowing holiday. Great For Christmas Send th e FTD • Candle Glow •• Bouquet. Call or visit us today. TIMEX WATCHES K..,_., "Complete Stock" REGISTER FOR DEC. 24th DRAWING . OF s100 OF CUT FLOWERS! ' r-: • /4J .ROllAND FURNITURE 742-2211 18& ~·T MAIN ' IIV1'1lllll)l Stt tnt Grate Boyt for Some Great Buys FLORIST VILLAGE ,PH MAC;;Y 'P OIIIIIEitOY, OHIO •s7ee 4114/stst2·24144 ~~your petlnp with special ",care.'~ •• ......t.l... to ilk. l D.EER SLUGS AM/FM 1 Block oolor Radio Cassette Record,r ~-- - ,.. "·.. m 12 go. (/) ,..)>m 16 go. 2" $ (/) )> • Bullt,ln AC line cord • Direct "on air" record, · lng • 5 pushbutton tape operation • Vernier tuning • Automatic Recording Level control MGM·JACK FARM ·CITY, 'INC. W. CARSEY, MGR. Middleport, VOUR DEER Record direct from Radio GLW.brhll PH. 992-6669 N. 2nd Ave. (/) ALSO A COMPLETE SELECTION OF ACCESSORIES ,..)> m ·l 7f6 N. Second St. Oriwe a litte and Save a lat - frH ·Dtlivery Wilhin 75 Miles Yes, We S.rwi11 At Tollf IO<al Hofpoint Doalor . Stare lloUfs: 8:30 to 5:30. Mill Closed at S:p<l P.M. · Sening Meigs, GaHia and Ma•n Count111 Middleport, Ohio 10 W. Main. PH. 992-2181 ., EBERSBACH HARDWARE Pomtroy. ON. PH. 992-2811 ,, IN HAIDWA•" P: ,• ZENitH . 19" • DIAGONAL' A CAMERA AND RECORD~R AT'S GOT ll A_ LL IOGOHE. " SYSTEM 3 R.C.A. PRO WONDER all in one video camera • recorder, Light~eight, fully automatic, uses standard V.H.S. Tape. wm 1 ' ' WILL BE OPEN SUNDAYS 12:00 TO 5:00 212 ;:;~;;;;:.1 \ •• ,., so. SERMONETTE .. •'r THE POMEROY MERCHANTS . "f , 11UNm' a.rll: [H GroceriesGenml Merchandise Racine 949·2550 Middleport, Pomeroy. RACINE PLANING MILL , RALL'S . ' 216 S. liecona MEIGS TIRE ,...~) \Iii, . 992-1311 PO!l1E!FOY' · REA~TY Mr. HERMON UNITED BRE:'I'IIREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, !.ocala! In Texas MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourth and Community off Ct. Rl. 82. Rev. Robert Main St ., Middleport. Rev. Calvin Minnis, 5andera, pastor. Doo Will, layleader. Sun· . \ I day School 9: 30 a.m.; Morning Worship pastor. Mrs. El,in Bumgardner, supt. 10:45 a.m.; Evening preaching aervlcese- Sunday Schoal9: :10 a.m.; Worstlip service \ John F . Fultz, Mgr. cotld and f011rth Sunday at 7:30 p.m. : 10:45 a.m. 1 Ph. 912-7101 SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST Christian Endeavor, flr!lt and third sunPomeroy day, 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer meeting - Joseph B. Hoskins. eva ngelist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m.; Worstllp, 10 a.m.; S.unand Bible Study, 7:30p.m. day evening Sf'rvlce 6 p.m.; Wednesday ht ' th t we CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. . t f h ' h e su b 1ec o uman ng s IS one a . Loa! ted on o. J . While Road or Highway evening service, 7 p.m. PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, · hear a great deal about these days, and 160. Pat Henaan, pastor. Sunday Schoo\10 Rt. 124. William Hoback, pastor. Sunday a.m. Classes for all ages. Junior Church 11 BEN Schoo110 a.m.; Sunday evening servtce 7 a .m.; Morning worship 11 a.m. Adult yet the fact that freedom iS a prime requisite for !FRANKLIN' Choir practice 6 p.m. Sunday. Young Pe~ p.m. Wednesday evening service 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Don Cheadle, them is often lost upon us. We tend to forget that pie's, Children'• Chun:h and Adult Bible Supt. Sunday School 9: :J) a.m. Morning ' Middleport. Ohio Study, We<lnesday al7:30 p.m. Worship 10: 30 a.m. Prayer service, altf'rn· ' we are able even to discuss these rights onlY be· HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL . 570 Grant St., Middleport. Alfliiated With Southern ate Sundays. cause we have worked to retain our privilege of Bapllst Conv..,tlat! . David Bryan, sr .. Ml· MIDDLEPORT PENTECOSTAL, Third nlJter. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Momlng doing Alife without freedom woul.d be a bleak wonhlp II a.m.: Evenlag warship 1 p.m. : Ave. Rev. Clark Baker, pastor. Carl Not· . Walnesday evening Bible study and tlngham, Sunday ~ h ool Supt. Sunday Knpsa!<t SChool 10 a.m. with classt'S for all ages. existence, and so we must cherish and protect prayer meetillg7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sl. Evening serv ices at 6 p.m. Wedf:!esday Bl· our right to express our opinions without fear, Rt.l24and Co. Rd. 5. Mark S..vers, mints· blc study at 7:30p.m. Youth services Frl· · ter. Sunday SChool Sup_t. Harry Hen - day at 7:30p.m. · 992·3785, Pomeroy ECCLESIA FELLOWSifiP.I28 Mill St .. to elect our government officials, and to choose drlcks: SundaySchooU:30a.m.: Morning Middleport . Brother ~uck Mc~erson, 10 30 .n worship ' a.m.; Evening wonhlp 7 p. pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m. ; SUnday the House Of Wo rshi·p· we wish to attend. The MEIGS m. Wednesday ~~rahlp 7 p.m. ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH, evening services at 7 p.m. and Wednesda y COOPIEIIATIVE PARISH we ShOUld go there and pray f Or a II t h OSe Wh 0 ·Corner Sycamore and Second SIS., Po- services at 7 p.m. UNITEDMI!.'rHODISTCHURCH m.roy. The Rev. WUI18m Mlddleswarth, NORTHEAST CLUSTER are not free to do these things. We must ask the potor. sunday school 9: 45 a.mc: Chun:h ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith , Rev. Doll Areber service 11 a.m. pas1or. Sunday School 9: 30a.m .: church Rev. Roy Deeler Lord for the courage and wisdom to maintain our SACRED HEART CHURCH, Msgr. s('rv~ 7:30p.m.: youth fellowship 6: 30 p. Rev. Seld.. 1-.,. A tb G ALFRED- Church School 9:30a.m.: own precious human rights, an.d to doeverything n ooy laMamore. Ph. 992·58!18.satur· m .; Bible stud y, Thursday, 7: Jf} p.m . day Evetttng Mass 7 ::11 p.m .; Sunday FULL GOSPEL LIGHTIDUSE. 331145 Worship, 11 a.m.; UMYF 6: :llp.m .; UMW h d h Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Confessions ooe Hiland Road, Pomeroy . Tom Kelly, pasThird Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. Communion, in OUr power tO hasten t e ay W en We may See half !lour before eacll Mass. CCD classes, tor. Danny Lam bert, S. S. Supl. Sunday first Sunday. (Arc herl • 11 s morning service at 10 a.m.; Sunday even· CHESTER - worship 9 a.m.: Church them enjoyed by all people throughout the world. ~~~ciaLRTIST, 525 N. 2nd st .. lng serv ice 7:30p.m. Tuesday and ThursSchooi!Oa.m.: Bible Study, Thursday.Tp. Middleport. James E. pastor. day Services at 7:ll p.m . m.; UMW, tlrst Thursday, 1 p.m.: ComSunday momlnl worship 10 a.m.; Even · · WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St., Middlem'unton, JOPPAtint - W Sunday orship (Archer). 9: ll a.m.: Churcll l-----~----------------------J 1ng serv 1ce 7 p.m .; wednesday evening SchoollO: .1) a.m. Bible Study Wednesday, worship '7 p.m. Vltltatlon, Thursday 6: X) port. Sunday morn ing serv ice 10:15 a.m .; p.m. Sunday evening 7:30. Thursday morning 7:30p.m . iJohnoon) . MORSE CHAI'EL CHURCH -Gary Bible s1udy 10 a. m. Wednesday evening LONG BOTTOM- Church Schoo19::11 Holler, pallor. Sunday School, 10 a.m.: 7:30p.m. a.m.; Worship 1 p.m.; Bible Study, Wed· worship aervlte, U a.m.: prayer mi!ellng, NEW HAVEN CH\JRCH OF TilE NA· ~es day , 7:30 p.m.; UMYFF,I W~Snesdday, 7: 30p.m. Thursday. ZARENE, R~v . Glendon Stroud. pas1or. 00 1 v: p.m.; Commun on rst un BY, (An:her) . LIVING WORD CHESTER CHURCH Sun~ay Schoo19:30 a.m .: Worship service. 10:30 a.m.j Youth sf'rvlce Sunda y 6: 15 p. REEDSVILLE - Chureh School9:30a . ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy· . CARLETON !NTERDENOIIUNATIONOF GOD- GllbOrl Spencer. paslor. Sun· m. Sunday f'Venlng service 7:00p.m. Wed m. : Worship Sfrvlce 11:00 a.m. !Deeter), Harrisonville Rd . Robert Purtell, minisAL CHURCH, Klngsbury Road. Rev. DB· day School 9:XI a.m.; Morning service ne.da.y Prayer Meeting and Blblf' Stu dy TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL ter: Steve Stanley, S. S. Supl.; Bill McEI· vld Curfman. pastor. Sunday Scllool 9:30 !O:OOa.m.; Sundayovenlngservlce7:00p. 7:00p.m. Church School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a.m.; roy, As!i1. Supt. ; Sunday School9: 00 a.m.; a.m.; Ralph Carl, Supt. Evening worship Mid-week prayer service Wednesday NEASE SETTLEMENT CHURCH, SunBible Study, Tuesday, 7::lt p.m.; UMW, Wo111hlp service 10:30 a.m .; Evening wor7:00 p.m. Prayer meellnQ:, Wednesday p.m. day afternoon !IE'rvlces at 2: 30. Ttlursday Third Tuesday, 7: :11 p.m.: Communion ship Sunday 7 p.m. and Wednesday, 7 p.m. m MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CH\JRCH, 7 00 evening services a1 7:30. . Flnt Sunday (Archer). ·• ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH, fine : r.n';.iG. OOTTOM CHRISTIAN, Jody LawrPnce Bush, pastor. Max Folmer, Sr. CENTULCLUSTEK Grove. The Rev. William Mlddleswarth, Holland , pastor; Walla~ Damewood, Supt.SundaySchoolandMornlngWorshlp FIRST BAPTIST CHUHCH. Mason . W. Rev. lame~ E . Corbitt pastor. Church servtce9: ll a.m.: Sunday Sunday School Supt. Worship service, 9a. 9:30a .m.: Sundayevenlaaservtce. 7p.m.: Rev. Sle..• Ne,_ Schooi!O: 30 a.m. m . mble Schoai!O 0 m Youth meellna and Bible Study, Wednes- Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. Sunday SchooilO a.m.; Sunday evening 7:30p.m. Prayer Rn. llehhl Pr hh BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRIST, .. . . day, 7 p.m. r'nee1lng and Bible stu dy Wedn esday, 7:30 Rn. C\e~ 8. &alia. olr. John Wright, pallor. Sunday School9: 30 a . HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHUROI. UNt'f'ED FAITH CHURCH. Rt. 7 on PQ.. Rev.AadrewRubeUial m.,· Larry Haynes , s . s . s upi . Momng 1 SundaySchoolat9::lta.m. ·, Momtngwor· merayBy-Paii. Rev.RobertE.Smllh,Sr. p.m. Everyme welcome. ASBURY !Syracuse) - Worship l1a.m. worship 10:30 a.m. . shiP at 10:30 a .m.; Sundayeven.lngservlce , putor. Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPI'!ST,Sa : Church School 9: 45 a.m.: Charge Bible RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· at 7: 30p.m. Thursday services at 7: 30 p. School9: 30 a.m.: Morning Worship 10: :II; lem St. Rev. Paul Ta ylor, pastor. Sunday Study, Wednesday, 7: 30p.m.; UMW, Jlrst RENE, Rev. Thomas H. Callier, pastor. m. Evening Wol'lblp 7:30 p.m.: Walnesday ~hoollO a.m.; Sunday evening 7:00 p.m.: Tuesday, 7::11 p.m.; Cbolr Rehearsal, Ora Bau, Chairman of the Board of Chris· FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION al Bald Prayer Service, 7::11 p.m. Wednesday evening pra yer meeting 7:00 p.m. Wednesday 6:ill p.m.; UMW, fourth Sun· llan Life. Sunday ScbOo\9:30 a.m.; MornKnob, local~ <J1 County Road 31. Rev. FAITH BAPI'IST CHURCH, Railroad day, ll::ll p.m. (Nelson) . tng worshiP lO: Jl a.m.; Sunday evening Lawrence Ghtesencamp, pastor. Rev. St., Mason. Sunday Scbool10 a.m.; Morn-· SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMENT l:NTERPRISE - Worship 9 a.m.; worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer m~ting 7:ll p. Roger Wll1ford, asst. pastor. Praacflblg Ina worship 11 a.m.; Ev@nlng servlce6p. CHURCH, Sliver Ridge. Ouan(' Syden. Church Schoo\10 a.m.; Bible Study, Tues· m. w~nesday. SOJVIces Sunday 7:30p.m. Prayermf<lting IJI· !'royer meellng and Bible Study Wed· Stricker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a m · day, 7::00 p.m.; UMW, First Monday, 7:30 LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CH\JRCH, Dex· Walnesday, 7:30 p.m .. Gary Grtftitb, nesday, 7 p.m.' Church service ~0 a .m. Bible S1udy Wed'. p.m.; UMYF Sunday, 6 p.m. Choir Reter. Woody Call, pastor. Services Sunday leader. Youth grwps Sunday evmlng at FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle nesday at 7:00p.m. June thru September 10 am 6::.> p.m, with Roge-r and VIolet W'llltord, Borden, ~stor. Cornellut Bunch, supl. hearsal, 6:30p.m. Wednesday.IFrankUnl 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening . . and 7 p.m. w-• ~n esd ay, 7 p.m . Su FLATWOODS- Chun:h Schooi,IO a.m. leaders. Communion service lint Sunday nday hool 9: 30 a.m.; Second and Fellowship 7 p.m. June thrn September, 6 ; Worship, 11 a.m.; Bible Study, TbunRACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Stwe eacll m·onth. · fourth Sundays worship service a1 2:30 p. p.m. October th ru May. day, 7 p.m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m. Deaver, Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunday WlllTE'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN m. !Franklin!. School Supt.; Sunday Scbool 9::00 a.m.: CHURCH- CoolvUieRD.Rev. PhUIIpRI· ,-------~~------------------, FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a.m.; Morning worship 10:40 a.m.; Sunday dmour, pastor. Sunday School9:30 a.m .; Church School 10 A.M.: Choir prac11re, evening worship 7: 30 p.m.: Wednesday worship service 10::Jl a.m.; Bible studx Tuesday. 6:30p.m.: UMW, first Tuesday, evening Bible study 7: ~ p.m. · and worship servt~. Wednesday, 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. (Nelson) . BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY CHURCH, RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, HEATH (Middleport )- Church SChool, Burlingham. Ray Laudermllt, pas1or: RoMark Jones, pastor. 8111 Nlcholsm, Sun9::11 a. m.: Wonhlp 10:30 a.m.: Bible bert Cozart, aulstanl putfJ', Sunday School day School Supt,SundaySchool9:30 a.m.: Study, Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW, second 10 a.m.; wm-shlp 1 p.m.; Wednesday, & p.m. . Morning Worship and Co mmunion 10:30 a. Monda y, 7: :Jl p,m.; UMW Third Monday, youth meeting: Wed., 7p.m.ctlurchset"Vkes. m. 7:30p.m. (Zuniga) PINE GROVEHOL!NESSCHURCH,\j RUTLANDBIBLEMETII)D!ST. Amos MINERSVILLE - Worship S.rvlce!O mile on Rt. 325. Rev. Ben J . Waits, paolor. Tillis, paolor. Sonny Hudson,supl. Sunday a.m.; Chun:h School,11a.m.; UMW,Ihlrd Lee Russell, S.S. Supt. SundaySchoo\9:30 School 9:30a.m.: Momll\g woroblp, 10::11 Wednesday, 1 p.m .; Choir practice, Mona.m.: Momlng Worship 10:30 a.m.; Suna.m.; Sunday tvenlng service 7:00p.m. day, 7:30p.m. 1Nelson) . day evening ten'\Ct 7::1) p.m.; Wednes· Wednesday service 7 p.m. WMPO proPEARL CHAPEL - Wonhlp Servlee 9 day a.rvlce, 7: :11 p.m. Ill' am 9 a.m . each SUnday. a.m.; Churth School 11 a.m.: UMW Se· SILVER RUN BAPI'IST, BUI Lillie, RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA.' cond Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m.; UMYF Jut putor. Steve Little, S. S. Supt. sunday RENE. Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sunda3· Tuesday. 7: 30p.m. !Rubenklngl . Scllool 10 a :m.; Mornlng worslp, 11 a.m.; School9:30 a. m.; Worship service 10:30 a. POMEROY -Church SChool, 9:15a.m. Sunday evening worship 7: »p.m. Prayer m.; Young people's serv lct> 6 p.m. · ; Worship 10:30 a.m.; Choir rf'htaraal meeting and Blble studyThursday, 7:30 p. Evangelistic 5t>rYice6: 30 p.m. Wednesday Wednesday, 7:]) p.m .; · UMW, second m.; Youth meeting Wednesday a1 7 p.m. serv lc. 7 p.m. Tue•day, T::Dp.m.: UMYFSunday,6p.m. REJOICING UFE BAPI'ISTCHURCH MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller (Corbitt) . - 383 N. %nd Ave., Mlddleparl. sunday Sl., Masoo, W. Va. EugenoL. Conger. ml· ROCK SPRINGS- Church School, 9:a Schooi!O a.m. Sunday evming 7:00p.m.; nlsler. Sunday Bible Study 10 a.m.; Wor· a.m.; Wonhlp 10 a.m.; Bible Study, WedMid-week strv\ce, Wed., 1 p.m. ship U a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible nesday, 7: 30p.m.; UMYF !Seniors), SunLANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Study, vocal music, 7 p.m. ~ day, 5 p.m.; (Juniors ) e\rety other SunRobert ·E. Musser, pastor. Sunday Sdiool LIBERTY ASSEMBLY OF GOD, Dud· 1 day, 6 p.m. (Franklin) . 9:]) a .m.; Paul Musser, 1upt.; Momtng ding Lane, Mallon , W. Va. J . N. Thacker, RUTLAND- Church School, 9: 45a.m.: worthlp W: 00 a.m.: Sunday e"enlnl Itt'· pastor. Evening service 7:30 p.m .; WoWorshlp, 10:30 a.m.: UMW (EvenlngCirvice, '7 p.m. ; mid-week IE"IVlct, Wednesmen's Ministry, Thursday, 9:30 a.m .; cit) second Wednesday, 7:00p.m.; OMW day, 7 p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:15 !Afternoon Circle) a.cond Thursday, I p. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NA· p.m. m. (Rubenklng) . ZARENE. Rev. Glenn McMillan, pa!lt:or. SALEM CENTER- Church School !Oo. Mary Janice Lavender, Sunday School HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CJIMTMAS IS INSIDE YOU m.; Worsnlp9:45 a .m. (Rubenklng) . Supt. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.; Morning CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev. William 'The poet said, "Everywrere, Everywhere, Christmas tonlghl." SNOWVILLE - Worstlip, 8: :J1 a.m.: wonhlp 10::11 a.m.: EvangeUsUcservlce Campbell, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 a. Church School)O a.m. (Rubenklng) . &p.m.; Prayer and Praise Wednesday, 7 m.; James Hughes, a1p1 . Eventng.ez.vke This Is so true. Weljl'E!oowln treAdventseason. This Is the beginning 7:30/:.m. Wednsdayevenlnaprayermeetm.; Y ou lh mee1..,,1g, 7 p.m. y • of a new church year. Advent always begins four Sundays before 1ng : 30 p.m. auth prayer service eacll EDEN UNITED BRE:'I'IIREN IN Christmas Day. It means anticipation. I guess you could say a CHRIST. Elden R. Blake, pallor. Sunday ru;,.~Fl'VIEW BIBLE CHURCH, , -art, Scbool 10 a .m.; Gary R.m, Lay leader. ~· loOking forward. It !ouches our Uves even If we wish to would not. SOtmiERN CLUSTER MomlnQ: sermon , u a.m.; Sunday night W. Va., Rt. l, Jamet Lewis, pastor. Wor~ Rev. Ro1er Grate Chrlsunas Is coming we can see II, It Is everywhere. You can say services: Christian Endeavor 7: Jl p.m., ship services 9:30a .m.; SundayScfloolll Rev. Paul McG•Ire Sona service 8 p.m. Pre-aching 8: 30 p.m. a.m.: Evenlng worship 7: 30p.m. Tuesdly' Christmas Is like a hearth fire, we can see II, fee! II , antl hear It, In the Rev. Keith Rader Mkl·week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7 cottage prayer mce1ing and Bible Study APPLE GROVE- CHurch Schoo\9:00 p.m. 9:30 a.m.; Worship service, Wedne;uJay crackllng !lames. · a.m. Worship, 10:00 a .m. (llrst and third 7::11 p.m. Can't we say the same thing for Olrlstmas? We can see 11 on the Sundays); UMW Second Tuesday, 1:30 p. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH. ' m.; Prayer meeting, Wednesday,1 p.m. faces of young and old alike. Its a Joy and happiness that 1s Walnut and Henry St1., Ravenswood. W. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , lGrace) . Va. Tbe Rev. George C. Weirick , pastor. Roger Watsm, pastor. Crenaon Pratt, contagious to ooe and all. We can feel It In the air and all around us a BETHANY- Worship, 9 a.m .: Chureh Sunday SCbOol9:30 a.m.; Sunday worsblp Sunday School Supt. Morning worshiP 9: :..> School. 10 a.m.: Bible Study. Wednesday, 90rt of warmness that can't be ex~alned except that Ills nearktg 11 a.m. · a.m.; Sunday Schooll0:30 a.m.: Evening 10 a.m.: Dorcas Women's Fellowship, service, 7::00 p.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, Iocatal on Chrlsunas. It Is hard to dlscr1be a feeling but It Is there touclilng us Wednesday, 11 a. m. (McGuire) . Pomeroy Pike, County Road 25 near Flat· MT . UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shue, CARMEL - Church School 9::11a.m.: all. You can't help but hear Christmas also. Its the excitement In the woods. Rev. Blackwood, pastor. Services pastor: Joe Sayre, Sunday Sc:hool Supt . Worship, 10: 4 ~ a.m. second and Fourth on' Sunday at 10: XI a.m. and 7:30p.m. with S"nday SChool 9:45 a.m .: Evening wor· voices of young and old alike. It SIIYS I am happy and excited and Sundaya: F~llowship dinner with Sutton Sunday Schoo\9: ill a.m. Bible Study, Wed ship 6: 30 op.m.: Prayer Meeting, 6::11 p.m. can't help bubbling rNer Inside. All this because a baby was bam In third Thursday, ti ::J> p.m. (McGUirt'). nesday, 7: 30p.m. Wednnday. EAST LETART- Churrh School 9 a.m.; FAITH FELLOWSifiP CRUSAOE FOR , TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF Bethlehem. Worship 10 a.m. second and fourth SunCHRIST. Jody Holland, min ister. Deryl CHRIST. St. Rt. 3.'18, Antiquity. R... Today we hear many say Otrlstmas IS too commert'lal. We musl days; UMW first Tuesday, 7:l) p.m. . Wells, Supt. Morning worship, 8:00a.m.; Franklin Dickens, pas1or. Sunday ·morn· (Ora«>) . Church School 9:00a .m. lng 10 a . m-~. : Sunday ev~nlng 7: 00 p.m. put Christ back Into Christmas. I hear some of you talk about a few LETART FALLS - Worsblp 9 a.m.; Thursday evening7: ll p.m. CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA · T.V. preachers are Gung Ho about an anti-commercial Church Schoo\10 a.m. (Grace) . STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY BAP· RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, putor. MORNING STAR- Worship, 9:45a.m.: Ou'lstmaB. I think they are full ct tot air. They need to go back and Frank J{lffle, supt. Sunday School 9: l) a . TIST CHURCH. Pastor Robert Byers. Church School, 10:30 a.m.; Bible srudy, 1 m.; Wouhlp service, 11 a.m . and 7 p.m. Sundtty School10a.m.; -Wonhlp service U read the 111e of On1st again and again. We are busy buying and Thursday, 7: ill p.m. (Rad er). Sunday. Wednesdlily, 7 p.m. Prayet' meet· 1 a.m.; Sunday evening servtce,7:30 p.m. ; RACINE WESLEYAN - Chun:h School, making gifts to give to others, friends and family and even strangers In g. WednHday eveatnr service 7: XI p.m. lOa .m.: Wonh.lpll a.m. : UMW1ounhMonINai:PENDEJ'iT II)UNESS CHURCH LAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIlD!ST this what Christ wants us to be doing, thinking and caring ro~ Isn't day at7:30 p.m.: Men·• Prayer Brealcf.. t, Inc., Pearl St., Mlddlepor1. Rev. 0'0<>11 CHURCH . Rev. Robert Miller. pastor. RoWednesday. 7 a.m. tGrsee). others? Maybe Santa Claus and Rudolph are a bit over done but It bert E. Barton, Director oiChrjstlan EduManley, pastor. Sunday Sclloo\9: 30 a.m.: SUTTON - Church School, 9:30 a.m.: Morning worship 10:30 a.m.; Evening cation; Ste-ve Eblln. assistant. Sund& y wes get us Into a happy state of mind for a while at least. We become Morning Worship 10:45 a.m. first and 1hird School9::illa.m.: Morning worship 10::00 worohlp 7:30p.m. tucsday,l2: ill p.m. W<r a caring person and ~n't that what we preachers preach all year Sundays; Fellowship dinner with Carmel a .m.: Choir pracllcc. Sunday 6::11 p.m .; men'o Prayer meeting. Wedneoday, 7:30 . third 1'bur1Jday, 6:30p.m. (McGuire) . p.m. Prayer a nd Pralle aervlce. Evenll\g warship 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday long, care about ywr neighbor, your !rtends your family, and total Prayer and Bible Study, 7; ll p.m. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APIE· strangers. It would be better to have this feeling all year long, true. It Swain, Supt. Sunday School 9: ~ a.m. evTOLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, ery week. ' Charlts Russtll Sr., mlnl.!lter. RJck Ma- James Miller, pastor. Sunday School, Is only for the momh of December. At least Its a start. Advent IS HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. comber, aupt. Sunday School 9:)) a.m.; 10::illa.m-i Worship S.rvlce, Sundoy, 7:30 anticipation and Christmas Is the event. Let us carry It on for a longer Tom Staten; pastor. Sunday School9: 00 a. p.m.; Blblt Study, WedDI!Ida)', 7:ll p.m. Wonhlp service 10: 30 a .m. Bible study, Ume, not tJ:\1 to ptt a wet blanket rNer lt. Christmas In coming, It Is m.: EvtniDQ:Ifrvlce 7: :ll p.m. Wednesday Tuesday, 7:311 p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINE!IS, prayer meeting 7: !ll p.m. Harrt.sonvUJe Road. David Ferrell, pu· REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS everywhere seen and felt and heard. Hooray I say and have a Merry BEARWALI.OW RIDGE CHURCH OF tor; Clinton Faulk, Sunday School SUpt.; CHRIST OF LATTER DA~SA!NTS . Port· Chrlsunas and may God Bless you one and all. CHRIST, Duane Warden, mlntster. Bible Sunday SChool 9:30 a.m .; momlna wor· land·Raclne Road. William Roush, palter. class 9:30a.m.; Morning Worship lO:)l a. ohlp,lla.m.; Sundayeveningoervlce7:30 Llnda Evans, church school dlreclor. m.: EvenlnJ Worship 6:30p.m . Wednes- Churoh todloo\9:30 a .m. ; Mamll\g worolp p.m. Prayer M~llng , Wednsday, 7:30 p. day Bible Study 5::11 p.m. m. 10:30 a.m.; Walnesclay eveninll JX'ayer NEW STIVERSVILLE COMMUNITY SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. serv ice~, 7:00 p.m. CHURCH, Sunday School service, 9:45 a . . non-Pentecostal, WoJ'lhlp aervlce SUnday BETHLEHEM BAPI'IST. Rev. Earl m.: Worship service 10: 30 a.m.; 10 a .m.; Sunday Scllool U a.m. Evening Sbuler. paalor. Worship service, 9::Da.m. Evangelistic Service 7: .1) p.m . WEdnet.· worship service 7:00 p.m. Wedneaday Sunday School10: ~ a.m. Bible Study and day; Prayer meeting 7:~ p.m. Thursd~y. prayer m<!etlng 7:00p.m. prayer service Thursday, 7:ll p.m . _ " .P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ~ Read the CLRSSIAED RDS THE DAILY SENTINEL 214 E. Main 992·5130 Pomeroy J. Wm . " Bill" Brown, Owner Pnane t•l4l 747 1777 ot Columbus, 0 . 104 w. M•in "... they cried, and their cry came up to God by reawn of their bondage." INSURANCE SERVICES Servtce NaTionwide Ins. Co. THE BASIS OF HUMAN RIGHTS WILL ALWAYS BE FREEDOM Read the Best Seller Sentinei-Page-6 Cavaliers survive Sonic comeback; Free leads 100-97 win Friday, December 6. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio • The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ., .S378 , G.l List '139" SPECIAL HOLIDAY PRICE INGELS FURNITURE &'JEWELRY • 106 North 2nd . 992-2635 '99" ". ·' ,. I •• "r .. • TV & APPLIANCE GAS SERVICE IDEN·OUR· 985-3307 "' ... 786 N. Secood St. ... •Il l ... CHESTEI, OH. .,, '.., .. " I ' �Friday, December. 6. 1 . Ohio ' NYHS hands 'Marauderettes first loss·· ,. By Keith Wltlewp sentinel S&aff wr.er BUCHI'EL - Nelsonvtlle-York overcame a !our-point Meigs fourth period lead to upset the Marauderettes 39-37 In TVC girls' basket· ball action here Thursday. The NYHS girls had traUed 26-22 going Into the final period, but raiDed to tie It at 30-30 with six minutes to go. By slnkqlg seven d eight fourth quarter free throws, the Lady Buckeyes maintained a threepoint lead until Jennl Swartz' three-point play with a second to go ended the scoring. 'Our Inside game was nil and we dld!!'t shot well frQITI the outside,' ....... • going Into the final canto, \ The Meigs reserves also suffered their first loss, losing 25-22 to the ' Nelsonville-York reserves. Scoring j' tor Meigs was Missy Woods with 14, Nancy Blankenship five, Jodi Tay· 1 lor four, and Beth Ewing two. : commented Meigs coach Ron league lead next week. Monday has Logan. 'We u~ poor Judgement, · VInton County at . home whUe passing when we should have shot. I Trimble comes In Thursday. Swartz led Meigs with 11 points thlnkou~troublelswedon'thavethe abUlty to CODIJVI the tempo. We while Jodi Harnson added 10. Lee didn't play weU and Nelsonvllle- AM Mays topped NYHS with 16 whUe Amy Dixon followed with 14. York did,' he added. · · JulleMUler,whowasbeldtoelght Meigs, who was outshot at the lou! points, led Meigs In rebounding with line 17-5, suffered their first loss aftertwowlitstoopen eyear. MHS . nine of the team's 17. The MHS Is 1-1 In the league. Nelsonville- lasses made l8ot42frorn the field for York, winners over Logan but 43 per cent and three of five tree three-point losers to VInton County, throws for 60 per cent. The Lady goes to 2-1 overall and also 1-lln the Iluckeyes JllPped In 13 of 17 charity tosses for 76 per cent. TVC. After trailing 20-14 at the hal,!, the The Marau~rettes will host two of the three teams tied with the Marauderettes·went on a 12-2 thlnl period tear for tbelr four-point lead The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 6, 1985 Page~7 • Bol.M!or'e: ME108 (11)- Jodi Harrllell 5-0-10, Jeonn!Couch3-N, I JuUP MOler J.2-B. Jeni{V Millet 0-M, T1111my WrWJ!I J.0.2. 1'1'1arlll M1Wll'ri).O.(lJfnniS'A'al'tz5-l·ll ...-ot'.US 1 ]7-J.,'IJ. NEUONVIIJ.E.YORK (.) -l.ft AnnMIYI6+16, i\11\Y DIXon :W.14., Billie Jo Spencfr 1-J.a. MldlfUe Dtar1h l·H, May Jo ECkf'ls G{).(l. Otrlsry Mdloftald 00.0. T(J')'AJ.S JS.IWI. I _,_ Melgg 10 4 :U 11- 3'7 Nt>bonvllk>York 9 11 2 17 - 39 J1e1enotw - Nfo!sonvtl.lp.York 15, MelD 22 Home cooking helps. Sout~em ·Cal find groove Elsewhere, with no Top 20 teams By FRED LIEF UPI Sporis Writer playing: ·points Paulover Fortier scored to9 four minutes Nothing Uke freeway traffic and straight guacamole to find that winning Tally Washington past ·Nevada· Reno 70-66; Len Bias toSsed In ~ groove again. 'jbe Trojans of Southern Califor- Jlllnts as Maryland clobbered nia recently went East for two William & Mary 17-48; Lamar games. They shoukl have kept going downed Texas A&M ·68-59 behind Anthony .TQdd's 18 points; Scott ilntU hitting the Irish coast. First came a 102~ blowout at Rose's 11 points and 6 rebounds Syracuse In the craziness of the carried Arkansas OV!!!' Samford Carner Dome. Twonlghtslaterthey 72-51; KevlhHouston'scored 17ofhls were worked over In a Philadelphia ~ Jlllnls In tqe final five minuteS to 11ft Army over Dartmouth 58-55; gym, losing 63-54 to Penn. They regained their equilibrium Craig Bur~'16 points ~hed the In Los Angeles Thursday night with Citadel past Morgan State 84- 73; an 84-62 victory over Texas. Louisiana Tech dropped Centenary Freshman :rom Lewis scored 30 82-711 with Darryl Emerson scoring Jlllnls· - the most by a USC 19 Jlllnts: and Kevin Henderson 'fref;tunan since Clll! Robinson's 39 scored 24 points, Including 14-of-14 tree throws, as Fullerton State · In 1978- and Larry F.rlendcollected 14 assists. . · downed Texas Tech 8}67, Leonard Taylor's 26 Jlllnts paced "We practiced for 3'h hours California over HawaU 87-71; Regyestenlay and It helped," said Lewis, a 6-loot-7lorward. "We came gie Lewis hltf<or19 JlllntsandAndre out hard and played bani. The team LaFleur 16 to send Northeastern Is playing well and Larry Is getting over Vermont 10-50; Ohio State bounced Akron 91-73 behiJ)d Dennis me the ball." Hopson's 'n Jlllnls and Brad Sellers' LeWis stnik for 19 points In the opening half, illcludlng 10 of his 16 rebounds; Nolan Rlchanlson, son squad's ftrst 11. The Trojans broke · of the Arkansas coach by the same the game apen seven minutes Into name, scored l8Jlllntsas0klanoma the second half, pullrtg In front 5340 State edged St. Mary's (TeXas) ~: Punlue ·stopwd Morehead lead on Lewis' breakaway layup. ''Torn Lewis got us off to a great State 81-71 with Troy Lewis scoring start," USC coach Stan Morl1son 21 points and Todd Mitchell adding said. "He·srot well and gotoutonthe 18; Siena upset St. Joseph's 00-Saon break. He got rebounds and made 19 points by.Eric Banks; and Rick nice passes. He Is a fine shooter but torllte he alsodefen<!Eid well, earned The Daily Sentinel out his assignments and ran hard." Texas, which committed 24 tur(U!IPS 145-HIIl novers, was led by Patrick Fairs ,\ Dlvl!lon ot M\lltlmedla, l•c. with ~ points. Published ~very arternoon, Monday "We didn't resJXlnd from our last through Frld(ly, 111 Court St .. Po· game and USC did," Texas coach meroy, Otllo, by the Ohio Vallf'y, Publishing Company/ Multimedia, Inc., Bob Weltllch said. "It' shanlerwhen Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, Ph. 992-2156. Se· you're on the road, but that's no cond•.class pos1age paid at Pomero~· . lANDS 10 POINTER - Eric Harris, Minemllle, luded a 10 polnl buck deer Saturday at an undisclosed )ocat!on '1111118 Eric's slxlll deer ldD In as many years with a bow and arrow. Buckeyes defeat :Akron at foul line ; COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!)- Ohio State learned the value of scoring . whUe the clock Is stopped. • The Buckeyes, outshot from the field, converted :r1 of their 46 tree tllrow attempts Thursday night to remain undefeated with a 91-73wln overMcron. : A smaUer Akron team, now 2· 1, was whistled for purnerous fouls under the basket, f¥!ndlng the now 4·0 Buckeyes to the line early. For the night, Akron was caDs for . 33 fouls, while the more conservative Buckeyes were caUed for 19. Akron made 11 of 17 of their foul shots. Dennis Hopson, woo made 13 ri his 14 free throw attempts, led all scorers with 'n points while Brad Sellers, will converted on 1\) o!12 attempts, followed with 20 points. Jay lllm>on, Jerry Francis and Curtis Wilson also hit double figures - Burson with 12, Francis ll and . Wilson 10. Ohio State bolted !rcim a~ point halftJme lead, scored the llrst eight Jlllnts of the Sl'COnd half and led by as many as 'llln theSl'COnd period. HOPflOn scored six ri those first points and 10 ri Ohio Sta.te's first 12 JX>Ints In the SECOnd pel1od. Akron was led by James Mer· chant with 14 points and Marcel Boyce'sl3. Ohio State t.eld a 31·25 lead with five minutes remaining In the first half before breaking to Its 19-Jlllnt margin at rhterrnjsslon. Australian Open men'"s semi-finals postpon~ By BRIAN DEWHURST MEUlO\JRNJ;, Auatl'lllla (UP!) - Harrassed clflctals Friday -post· paned the men's semifinals of the · ,Australian Open Tennis Championships when rain, which has plagued this $1.5 mUllen tournament, again was~ out play. Mats Wllander of Sweden, head· lng for his thin! COit!li'CUIIve Australian crown, led unseeded : Yugoslav Slobodan ztvojlnov!C 7-5, 6-1 and was down O-lin the third set ' when referee Peter Bellenger stopped play following .desperate appeals from ztvojlnovlc. The match wUI he resumed Saturday before the final of the women' s singles between Martina NavratUova and Chris Evert Lloyd. The second men's semifinal between top seeded Ivan Lend! and Stefan Edberg of Sweden, will be played after the women's singles final. More rain and thunderstorms are forecast for Satunlay and Sunday, a weather bureau spokesman said. Zivojinovic, seeded No. 66 In the world and unseeded In this tournament, sUpped several tlrneswhenhe was serving the opening games of the third set and told the umpire he couldn 't maintain his footing on the soggy grass center court. "Do you want rnetobreek a leg or what, " he called out and Bellenlier quiCkly called a halt to the match. Wllander was In complete control when the match was washed out. Acapacity crowd of9,400jammed · the cent~r court despite the bad weather. The 6-foot-6 Zivojlnovlc, who overpowered John McEnroe In five sets Wednesday to register the tourname]\t's biggest upset, played well below 11111t litumd!la fonn against the defending Champion. He repeatedly clutched his back and while he had trouble .wlth his service, he volleyed with great power. r excuse." &31 JAO(SON ' PIKE· At35 WEST --·CSM East Texas State 82-60. rrjj;j;'tijijiii~~=--;;r.:=,mif~~~=~-jj;j, • Sunday, December 8th 12 Noon 'Til 5 P.M. Pictures Taken FREE • "Try Our Weekly Specials" :·, ''PI ea;.; ers--~· ' 698 W. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OHIO 992·2057 < I~~!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- •' 1- '. Prict MOU~ 'AINff" Cinemi\'i) . .• All Salts $2.25 hest111. 12.25 Jll :'i(l~ III:KI ~~"~ f't.o\1'A I ' . •• After· Hqurs ........ 7:00 ......... 7·10 Fri., Sot., l•s. 7:10 & 9:10 Sot~ s.., .... 2:10 Sot.......,. 12:10 m.. Sat. ,,... 7 & t:l10 p.m. Sot, S..llat., 2:110 Sot. Midnight, 12:110 ;' READY FOR 'l'HE SEASON - This slxlll grade ~ ; ' cheerleading squad Is ready for the basketbaD season. :· : Coached by Kay Davis, llle squad Is oompoeed of :; ; Mellsfla Neulzltn«, lront, left lo right, Terri Roach, MellsflaMaynard, Anna Chapman, andSoojaStanley, with L3ndl WlDiarns on top. 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Main HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE '·L-~--------··n••'•'•~~~-•._•o._________.J Ph. 992,2164 Pomeroy, ·Oh. The Stote With "All Kil'llh of Stull" - lot hll, Sllbles, Lill' I Sman Aninelt, ~a,.., anti Gallleow: • j WE'VE SlASHED PRICES HERE'S YOUR CHANCE are to take a package wrapped In white with a red bow. The couples' party was set for Dec. 28 at 7p.m. at the Senior Citizen Center with a dance to be heldfrom9p.rn. to1 a.m. Those attending are to take a covered dish and may Invite another EAili.YHOUDAY SHOPPERS 1 Michael Gerlach, Meigs High School history teacher. talked on the Indians native to Ohio and their -: early, at the recent meeting of ; : Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, : Daughters of the American Revolu, · tlon,·held at the horne of Mrs. Larry · WUey, New Haven. :; Gerlach related how the Indians ; • was shu!Uled and looked down upon, :, and the changes In attitude toward the native Americans . In recent : years. He told of their redeeming : qualities and lifestyles, named :. various tl1hes and how they .: dll!ei-ed. ' : Gerlach said that the lroquls : Indians were the dominate trtbe but , : the smallest one, and he related .; many facts about their cultures and : · warfare, and how they proved : bravery and skUis. THAT'S GOT IT ALL TOGETHER couple. The cultural report was given by Carolyn Grueser and Dina Gryszka · served refreshments. Hostesses for the meeting at· : tended by 22 members and five ;: guestswereMrs.KelthAshley,Miss : Patricia Parker, Mrs. Daniel Tho. . mas, Mrs. Melvin Van Meter and · Mrs. WUey. Mrs. Ronald Reyoolds, , regent, opened the meeting In • rttuallstlc form with Mrs. Clarence ' Struble as acting chaplain. The .' pledge was· led by Mrs. Nan Moore and the American's Creed by Mrs. George Skinner, Mrs. Pearl Mora gave the national dtitense report, noting that she hoped each Daughter had voted In the last election since voting Is an ...J obllgatldn.She SJXll<e about the wide sjn-ead ofterrorlsrn In the nation and world. Mrs. George Skinner gave the treasurer's report noting tl)at there are 00\1' 63 members and one proposal for membership. Various chairmen reported they were still collecting Carnpbeli soup labels, Items for veteran patients, and Items for the Ohio Room. Donations were accepted for a memorial to Mrs. Irving Karr In the Ohio Room. General James V. Hartinger, retired, was nominated for the DAR Medal d. Honor. Election of delegates and alternates til state and national conventions was postponed Willi the December meeting which will he held at tbe rome of Mrs. Vernon Weber on Fl1day, Dec. 13, at .1:30 p.m. A dessert course was served by the rostesses with Mrs. Daniel Thomas presiding at the .silver coffee service. Returns home Mr. and Mrs. J . Alan Smith, Racine, R.D. have returned from Morristown, Tenn. where they were called by the mness and death.of his mother, Mrs. Lillie Mae Smith, 88. She died on Nov. 22 at the Morrlstown-Harn!>ler Hospital and Is survived by four daUghters and three sons. She was preceded In · death by her parents, husband and one son. RCA 19" diagonal Color TV 2S" dlagoml $49900. Consolo A CAMERA AND RECORDER R.C.A. PRO WONDER All in one Video - Camera - Recorder, light weight, f!Aiy automatic, uses 11111mrd V.H.S. lope. :·DAR holds meeting Chr mas Specials ' Sale S288 Reg . 1349 Gamma Mu meets • A Christmas project of helping a • needy famUy was discussed at the : recent meeting of the XI Gamma : Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi • Sorority held at the home of Evelyn ' Knight, sponsor. . Kathy Johnson presided at the :· meeting with Sheila Harris, social • chairman, reporting on plans for the .' gift exchange party which wUI be · t held on Dec. 17 at 7: ll p.m. at the : home of Annie Chapman. Members Middleport, Ohio Billfolds - "Gloves Belts & Buckles - Moccasins C"'''""'.' 8\ft• • FRUTH PHARMACY 20°/o OFF R.C.A. • DEC. 19-7-8:30 DEC. 22-2-3:30 786 N. 2nd INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY •r Friday, December 6th, 7 P.M.-8:30 P.M. DEC. 11-7·8:30 DEC. 1•-7·8:30 DEC. 16-7-8:30 Members of Trinity Chu reb served the dinner In the dining room which was decorated withatreeand table arrangements. Julia Hysell; chapeau, welcomed the members and guests to the dinner. The program Included the CbrlstlllJls Story from Luke by Florence Richards, and )'uletlde poems by Mrs Knapp and Mrs. Hysell. Iva Powell read the story, "No Room In the Inn." Kathy PuU!ns,aguest, was at the piano for group singing or carols. ' ' r:::: FR~E TR~~!,s F~~ ~~~:~"!LDREN Three new members were wel· corned at the annual Christmas dinner party of the Meigs County Salon 710, Eight and Forty, held Monday night at Trinity Church, Pomeroy. Welcomed Into the salon were Ellen Jane Rought, Mildred Hudson, and Mary McAngus. Food for two baskets to go to families with cystic fibrosis children was col· lected at the meeting. Pearl Knapp held a drawing for door prizes and members exchanged gifts. ,. lnskle Ohio 13 Weeks ...................... ............ $14 .56 26 Weeks ........................ 1 ......... $29.12 ~Kin&·---- l BRING YOUR . CAMERA & TAKE YOUR OWN PICTURE. 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With the versatility of this fashionable pendant, you caD m_lx and match · Rubies, Sapphires, Emeralds and Diamonds, creating a new necklace every time .. INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY 992-2635 RCA SelectaVIslon VCR Plcture Search· Remote Control ONLY $44400 INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 �Friday, December 6, 1985 I Page 8 The Daily Sentinel In the spotlight Friday, December 6, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·Meigs County Delinquent Property ·Taxes Gifts for those who have 'just everything' BY CINDY OIJVERI County Exlmlllon Agent, ilome Economics and 4-H Thanksgiving Is behind us and In the weeks al)ead many a folk will be heard to say, "I just oon't !mow what to give them," "they have everrtJUng they need and I don't know what they would want," "I wish I could think of some Uttle thing to get for them." Every day we have a variety of things within easy reach that would be enjoyed by someone on our gift list. This week "In The Spotlight" shares some gift Ideas for the holiday season. Food Is a perfect gift for the person living alone or on a limited lncome, provided you know his or her tastes and special diet restrictions. Small individual-sized cans or packages can be enjoyed In m>nths to come. Appropriate and wpular each year are trays or boxes of Christmas cOOkies, frulthaskets, or fruit cake wrapped In foil. Try to Include some nutritious treats as well such as these !ru!t roD-ups. FRurr ROLL-UPS 2 eggs 1 cup Hake coconut 1 cup chopped dates or chopped raisins %cup sugar 1 cup chopped nuts homemade 'jam·, jelly, pickles, 1· year-round too. fruit, or vegetables Is another Idea. Another gift that would he most For a new homemaker or single ·appreciated by many is the gift of person, one of my favorite gifts is to time. We each have only 24 rours a buy aU of the Ingredients for a day to spend doing our various recipe, the utensU it Is Cooked in, tasks or enjoying pleasures. You and wrap them up. Don't forget to could make a coupon book of Include the recipe! certificates appropriate ·to the A notebook or set of cards with recipient sucn as two rours of your favorite recipes would be a babysitting for parents of young superglfttoo. Aiongthatsameldea, children, promise to take a person ml a small basket or hox with cards to the library or grocery store once containing some of your favorite a week, promise io read a book to a quotes, thoughts, ar poems. The young chUd, or just a promise to recipient can select . a card at spend time visiting a person who Is random each day, read ti.! thought confined to their bome. The posslbD· and get hls ar her day off to a great !ties are enpless. start. That's a gift that lasts If you have time and creativity at your fingertips, homemade gifts '>2 teaspoon vanilla · Mix all Ingredients well. Spread very thin In a large cake pan. Bake ID minutes at 350 degrees. Cool 3 minutes. Take a fork and scramble mixture. Use oleo on hands to prevent sticking and roll In b&Us. Makes 2~ dozen. . Always a hit wlth our friends woo live far aWay are Ohio speclaliUes such as roney, noodles, pasta, popcorn, sorghum, maple syrup, cheeses and other specialties !rom our region. If you had an herb garden, jars or packages of dried herbs would be a special thought. A gift of love from your kitchen such as gaUy wrapped jars of PA:GEVU..LE- Scipio Township truS!I!es meeting, 7 p.m. Friday at PageviUe Township buUdlng. . SYRACUSE- Christmas bazaar by :the First Church of God In Syraeuse, Friday and Saturday at ~r's; homemade gifts, candy and miscellaneous Items. food wUl be avaUable. The church Is located on Route 33onernUenorthof Pomeroy. SATURDAY RACINE - The Racine United Metbodlst Women will have a Christmas bazaar In the basement of t!K> Racine United Methdlst · Church Saturday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. ~ROY - SaUsbury Town· There will he a hake sale, homeshlP trustees meeting Friday, 7p.m. made candles, and a variety r:i craft at ~Pme of Wanda Eblin, clerk. Items. Lunch wUI be served. MMEROY- Meigs County Fax Chasers Assn. meetlng, Friday at clu~ house on Eagle Ridge. lU!I'LAND - Dance Friday at RuQBnd Civic Center, 8 to ll p.m. MusiC by Unlimited; S2 single; S3 cooPle. POMEROY- The annual dinner ~ ot the Jaymar Golf Club wUI be : held Friday. AU members, leaQiie members and guests are to maice reservations as early as pJSilple by calling Bob Freed at 992-»M. ~ROY- The annual Christ· mai bazaar of the Enterprise UnUtid Methodist Church will be held :Friday and Saturday In the Swldayschoolroomslrom9a.mto4 p.IJi. -Handmade gift Items, Christ· ~- ilecoratlons, baked goods, and POMEROY - Eastern High School dinner theater 6:30 p.m. Saturday ln high school auditorium with "The Best Christmas Present" to be given. Adults, $5; children under 12, $2.50; for tickets contact high school at 985-3329. HARRISONVll.LE - Regular meeting of Harr1sonvUie Lodge 4ll, F&AM, Saturday, 7:30 p.m. with open !nstallatlonofnewofflcerstobe held; potluck refreshments follow· lng t!K> meeting. MASON - Annual christmas bazaar at MasonFireHouse,lla.m. to 6 p.m. Saturtlay by West Columbia United Methodist Church; homemade soup and sandwiches, bak.ed goods, soft and hard tack candy, and crafts. RACINE -Gun Club Christmas ... . t o'o . v ' Hall, Saturday, 7 p.m. to 1 a.m.; Dues are payable no later than Dec. 31. ..' ' ....." .... c6oLVlLLE-= Elementary PTO Christmas arts and craft fair Saturday, 10 a~ m. to 4 p.m.; breakfast wlth Santa 9: 30 a.m.; homemade candy, wreaths, ceram· ics, wooden toys, handcrafted Christmas decorations, palnted slates among the features; Uve music at 2 p.m. by the Rainbow CoMection. ' I ·..'.. . SUNDAY .. ••• "'· ' ' POMEROY - A meeting of IlK> Meigs Genealogical Society wW meet Surxlay, Dec. 8 at 2p.m. rather than on Sunday, Dec. 15. The meeting wUI be IK>Id at the home of Keith Ail! ley, Crew Road, Pomeroy. Members needing transporta· lion are to meet at the Mefgs County Museum at 1: 45 p.m. " • INSTALLATION- New officers were lnslalled by 1\Dddleport Lodge 363, F&AM, Tuesday nlghl allhe temple. The group lndudes, front,1rom left, Jbn HUJ, senior deacon; Ralph Moore, senior warden; Slephen Houchlno, master; Paul Thomas, junior .warden; Mlllllrd Spaulding, . junior deacon; back, James RACINE- Arev!vallsbeingheld at the Racine Fellowship Church through Sunday at 7 p.m. Pastor Charles Bush Invites the public. TOPS 570 MORGAN CENTER - Revival will be held at the Morgan Center Christian Holiness Church through Sunday with Novel Russell as evangelist. Services will he at 7:30 p.m. has meeting The Christmas party of IlK> TOPS OH 5'10 Club was announced for Tuesday at 6:30p.m. at the Trinity Church, Pomeroy, wlth weigh-In to take place between 5 and 6 p.m. at the hall on·the TIn Middleport. POMEROY -George Anido will be guest speaker at the Hobson Church of Christ In Christian Union at 9::lla.m. Sunday. ' VIrginia Dean won the food basket for being the best loser. Emogene Dean won the KOPS contest.· with Dreama Pickens w!nnlngtheTOPS contest ~nd Virginia Dean being the runner-up. Ora St Clair and Virginia Smith were the KOPS winners with Llnnle Aleshire, as runner-up. in the TOPS category, Freda Davis was the best loser with Emogene Dean being ruMer-up and Betty Jo Hunt, best teen loser. Kathy McDaniel presided at the meeting. l'IEDGE!I ~Joyce J)oo•p••, Marty Ferguson, and Judy Cowan, were lnduded 1n1a lhe Oblo Eta Phi Chapter,. BetaSigmaPhi Sorority at the p!f!feft!llllal tea held recenlly allhe Riverboat Room ,. lhe Diamond savinpandLoanCo.Pledgesunableloattendlheceremo~wereJ..ynda Jowers and Uz 'Thoren. Beta Sigma Phi pledges Mr. and Mrs. Don Gibson and Gay Lynn and Mark Gibson, Maryland, were Thursday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson, Athens. Recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire were Mr. and Mrs. personals Dan Sydenstr!cker, Mason, W.Va. and Ray Alkire, Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jewell and Cheryl, Mrs. Cota Jewell were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mrs. PauUneAtk!ns. F(Jrest Run UMW meets .tthank offering was collected at the • annual Thanksgiving potluck dtniter or the Forest Run United Methodist Women held a! the chqreb. Edith Sisson gave dewtions. several notes were read during the. business meeting. Plans were made to make fruit baskets at the next meeting for hollday remem· brances. A total ol21 sick caDs were reported. . Edith Sisson bad the . program using the topic, "In Step with the Parade." Lillian Napper read "A ThankfUl Heart." Attend· lng were Mary Nease, May Holter, Hilda Yeauger, Naomi Wyatt, Kathleen Scott, Mary K. Roush, Erma Rou!ll, Lillian Napper, Edith Sisson, Sandi Hawley, Faye Wig· . gins and Betty Blackwood. '~ .. .. POMEROY -Meigs Chapter 53, Disabled American Veterans will hold a regular meeting at 6:30p.m. Monday at the chapter home, 124 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. Refresh· ments wUI be served. Thlswlil he the final meeting ol the group this year and until April. ~arrisonville . . party at Racine American Legion RACINE - American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 6(12, wW have a Christmas dinner and party on Monday at 7 p.m. at the Club Restaurant In Racine; there wUl be a $5 g~n exchange. holiday season. Judy Dixon gave a program on Lonerberger baskets which are made In Drestonatanothermeet!ng held at the Senior Citizens Cetner. The couples parly was announced for Dec. 14 at t!K>Centerwlth a 7:30 d!Mer. The Christmas party was announeed for Dec. 18 and plans were made for Santa to visit the home of members with children. Also planned was the traditional luncheon with Santa which will be held from ll a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Members will serve the Gavin Plant annual Christmas party at Meigs High School on Dec. 15. Clalwortby, chaplain; Rev. Robert Kullt, secretary; Darrell Bechtel, treasurer; Robert King, edutallon officer; GUberl Maynard, tyler; Howard Groves, senior steward. Not present was Robert Dudiworth, junior steward. ... • 'o ... •a.ez. •1 •sus. CHESTER 1WP. EASTERN LS.D. Am«*t. Nalhon Bill' Sholto, Sec. 311 •. 156 A., M.24. Am«**. Nalhon E. at •1 Shala A.. Sac. 36, 12.68 A.. 192.40. a.-. John. lol14, 28 A., U48.51 . a.-, John, lot14. 2 A.. 15.82. a.-, David Martin . ,at -~.Fno.7,48A.• M7.91. . a - . William Cherloa •!at Dianna Suo, Frac. 7, 211 A., t87.88. llrunly, Roy I. • , .. ~dl. Sac. 21. 1.17 A.. M8.43. -·Ruby E., Sac.12-tl. 1 A., 1348.88. c..oto. Potrldt P.. Sec. 4. .68 A.. 11.87e.41 . Cotoman. Rlcl!anl • Stala, Sec. 1, 11.60 A.. '524.33 Crow, E - L., Jr .• Sec. 2. 126 A.. •3118.08 . Cwtil. Paul R. • , at Sholto, Sac. 4. 1.98 A., 1208.22. Farmer, W•rren 0 . • Mlldrod. Sac. 4. .ee A.. t22.53. Haubor, Dooglu E. &! at 8r111di C., Sac. 3; .110 A.. 1117.72. tt.wthome, Jam~~ B. • / or 1Cartn A., Soc. 20, 1.08 A., 121 .88 . . Hayman, Roger. / G'LI!IH'nia. Sac. &, .9 A., tl.87. Hayman, Roger.,,.. Luvenia, Sac. 5, .53 A., 1111 .83 . H101~ Earl Richard. Glendo Kay. Sac. 12-13. 5.eo A., ft28.08 . H101~ Earl Richard W at GBida Kay, s.c. 12. e.28 A., .34.22. Jrf!lrt. John A.• , ,.. flo. btrlll .. Soc. 12·21 ·22, 15 A., t2,112.81. M&W Cotdt. Inc., Soc. 10. 43.711 A.. •1o110.61. M&W Cotdt, Inc.. Sac. 13· 11 . 7 A., .11 .28. M&W c - . Inc.. Sac. 12·17, 71.711 A.. 1284.32 . Mclnl'jnl. Hetbtrt A. • , at Clln M., Frtc. 24, 41 ,A.. U3.118. •. , Mcintyre. Hetbtrt A. "" u cwa Mae. Sac. 28.. 21 A.. 1878.90. Mctnl'jnl. Hetbtrt A. • , U Clara Mat. Soc. 28, 1.08 A., 136.98. . , Mcln!YN· Hetbtrt A. G' Clara Mae. Frac:. 2• • .08 A., • Mclnl'jftl, Htrlltt1 A. I at Clara Mae. Sac. 28 . .:ill A., .36.28. Marl< 'A. &/ u Dtnlae A., soc. 14. 2.41 A., • 2()4.73. Parker, Roy. Soc. 20 • o-ad). t1113.71. - . . Robon - ! at lim· nle, Sac. 24, 10.30 A., f71 .82. Pugh. charloa•/ ortlettyJ., lol 111. 2.388 A., 1885.116. R - EIIM' 8/G' Ella· beth, Soc. 13·12. 41 A., M14.70. R-. EIIM' &/or Etlu· belh. S.c . 11, 41 A.. 11311.82. R-. EIIM' BIG' Ella· belh Sac. 5, o110 A., n34.116. Rhcnle, ~. Sac. 1 2.80 A.. 1178. II. SIOUI. A. C., Sac. 2, 110 A., M5ot.33. Taotonl John Waynt .!at Cooolyn ~. Pl. Lot 12..... 2. 114.81. .,at .Taotonl. John IIID~ 2. Cooolyn Kay, Lol 11' ... 1381.53. Taotonl. John Cooolyn Kay, Lot. f8.11 . I GMYU.-U lonnie 8 ;.., Sac. 17, 2.12 A., .,,,.34. . S1500 MIN. TRADE ON ANY FULL SIZE TRUCKS IN ST.OCK PLUS 8.6°/o oR Up to Sl ,000 ' Rebate ON SELECTED CARS IN STOCK Dodge Truchs COOPER Chrysler, Pymouth, Dodge 399 So. 3rd 992-6421 Middleport w.vo. w.ille, '' ~,. T• • , .. .. . . LEBANON lWP. EASTERN L.S.O. (Jgon, Dtlberl L. B Boutllt L • A. H. Clrit. Sac. 34, 115 A.. f919.78. W•lfal. Virgil Eugano . , or Fay. Sal:. 28. pt. of 36 A.. 193.5ot. LEBANON lWP. SOUTHERN LS.D. Boao. aanc .• Sac. 13-14· 18. 8.711 A.. 1328.10. Boao. aanc .. Sac.13·14· 15, 4 .78 A., .....14. Boao. aanc .. Sac. 14-15. 13.20 A.. 11,334.02. Collman. Barllotra J .. lol 1, 178.iJ3, c_.N...,etai.Sao. 11, .115 A.. t88.5ot. Dailey. Owen Frod •tat Carol Sua, Sac. 24, 8 .&1 A.• 1188.70. Daitey1 Owen Frod . , .. Can>4 Sue. Sac. 24. 4 .110 A., 118.14. Dalong. Cecil Gordon . ,.. Loulaa Hilda. Sac. 24, 1.10 A., t63.63 . Ftarning, Bruce . ,.. Debra. c.• 7A .. '218.80. H-. ~ W., Sac. 315, 311 A., tt37.83. Jadol, Inc.. Wo!ldng Int., M .48. Moore, Lanv N. .,,.. ~ L.. Sac. 21. 10.28 A.. 133.28. Plcl<ena. Joan. Sac. 20, 2.211 A., 149.22. - · RUlli, 1111. Sac. 20, 4.116A.. I7.M. Richard. Laalll" R. . ,at R.,., Soc. 211, 1 A., .32.88. Laalll" Rov. s~. 28, 8.110 A.. 12015.58 . R..,.,.. Laalll" Ray. Sac. 28, 1 A.. t8.80. Rller, Kennolh H. • , .. Deborah Am. Sac. 11. :i0.40 A.. '82.87. Aller. Kannillli H. • , ,.. Deborah Am. Sac. 11. 2A .. '832.13. Aller, Konnolh H. •/ or Deborah Am. Sac. 2&, 4.110 A., na.&e. - . . o ..... Loo . , .. - · Sac. 22, .389.1111. - . _ DMratl Loo • t at Wonda, Sac. 23. 59 A.. 1117.14. Sib, W., Soc. 100. 11 A., •236.1!2. Toeford, Dolt Clair ttl, IIIII. Sac. 18, t8 A., ,,211.87 . T . - . Dolt Clair Itt IIIII, Sac. 1a. 12.09 A.•• '17.80. Taotonl, Dolt Clair Itt IIIII, Sac. 18. 23 A., .... 13. Ward, Jamaa Eugene B Setty Loulae. Soc. 11' .711 A., n81.28. - ·· HariJorl J . . , at Ptlly S.. Sac. 8, 2.38 A.. ,,2.oil0. LETART lWP . SOllfHERN L.S.D. • 8oggalt, o.n..t Eugene . ,.. Agn-.l.ol5. 1213.21 . 8 - Dtnzat Eugano • , .. Agn& loll. 1481.28. 8oggalt, .,..., l.ol 7. U18~98. ' CGopa-, Nattie. ttal, Lo11e, 18.91 . . Coopar. - · elll.lal15, 126.• . Cclopa', Nattie, lllll.lol14. .73.14. DaYle, Charlet 8., Sac. 11, .71 A.•• 27.116. ~ Charlet 8.. Sac. 18, .711 A.. 1103.12. o..,...,e.l U •/or Mona. Sac. 11.2 A., •21.1111. Eldrll. Terry, lol14, .28 A., Dolt Dolt.,,.. R..,.,.. 1-. 1-. •1 -. w.~. a. • ,,.. s.. w-. w- •1 J-. ··~~ caa· •~• B.P~aut7.67EEA.·,·~:'Da.-1::"'L· -~t".~2~rry •1 .::t.i =:'A.. 11Jl;; _'~211~ w-. ·~= w-. w-. ;:- • 14 .i.~"'· ,;,r;,~· n.:-:· 'i4 •1 w- w... ,,..Iva m c,..,_.. """' e. l/ar Dottia J., Sac. 18, .28 A., "~· 80.74. • llfttna M., Soc. PIM 32,w.11.110 A., U8.17. w. a8.28 - A., · M..Hoyea. Sec. Paul 1 t ·32, Ctao••"· 11o11ao1 E. Blar Dottia J ., Sac. 1e, 20.73 A., 170.08. CM••'*· Aoblrt E. War Dottia J ...... 18, 1.18 A., .u.•. Hayeo, Paul w. a llfttna M., Soc. 32, t 1.28 A., • 38.71. Hayeo. Paul w. a Kllrlna M.1 Soc, 32, 13.80 A., t270.12. . ,...:; .... •1 Llpocomb, David • Geor· 166e.71 . glrio, Sac. 31. 4'A.. f72.86. Wile, Pony Eugono &! or Malh, Cheilea R. tn 8/G' Sharon Elaine. pt. lot 145, J - K., Fr. 36, 11t8.00. ne9.n . ~ Olen &/at Juno L.. Wile. Panv Eugono &/or Sac. 22, .88 A., .28.43. Sharon Elaine. Lot 148. N...._, Halllarl . ;.. ,.. Of. 189.34. Witt. P..,.., Eugene &/G' vtn, .28 A., '283.5ot. Ogdin, H~Vllo 8/u Polly, Sheron El1ine, Lot 146. f230 .99. Sac. 8. 1151 .4e. PDMER DY VILLAGE Provtn.., Loia J ., SEc. 34, MEIGS LS.D. 2.152 A.. U79.88. Barlclo, Claudio. Lot tOO. R - Harold A. &/ u Corolyn J., Soc. 28. 1.116 A., 11.48. Stewart, Barldo. Claudia. Lot 101 . &I ll' Linda Lou, M9.08. R - . Harold A. &/..- t100.70. A. . $386.26 . Carolyn J., Sac. 28, .211 A.. - · Claudio. l.ol 104. Still. George. f21 .91. t2t2.40. a23 .70 . Bartl<o. Claudia . lot 105. Rouoh, Roger .,,.. Klthy. Stitt Gooryo, 19.48. Sac. 33, 2.01 A., M .01. $114.30. Brewot. Da~ratl • / or Cerol Scaltiany, ._.... • LauStitt. lot17, $67.79 . darrrill. l.oula E. Sac. B. 2.33 t23 .70 . Brigh~ Christine. Lot 189. A.. M37.81. . Snydlr, R- .,,.. 1372.01 Cart, Dwight E. . , .. Jac· Noncy, Sac. 33. .53 A.. Still. Georyo quetine K., Loly 506 , 1159.33. 1141 .84. Soulob¥, Juno Roae. SEc. f249 .48. Stin. George Z.. Cart, Dwight E. &/or Joe· A., $183.59. 21.11.499 A. •• 37.38. Spaulding, Marcil M . • , .. quatine K.. paroot. aeo1 .01 . Swanson, Richard Carl, Dwight E. &/or Jao· T-. Garyl., Soc. 29, .83 A., Doria J., Lol 257. quetlno K., Lpt 606, 19151.22. $134.03. Sprouu. Cheilw W"' Er· 12,187.88. Craig. Jean. Soc . :ill .. 21 A .. - t , SEc. 8, .110 A.. M.07. Sprou•, Challta W or Er· .1 .80. O.meo, Horry, lot 267, .56 nttllna, Soc . 8, 1 A .. A.. $6 .68 . f214.34. Olmos. Hony. l.ol 267. Stafford, Marvin . , Of Ww!do, s~. 311, 11 .118 A., f332.28. GomH, Harry. Lol 267. f138.5ot . Swartz, J..,.., D. &/ mColhy 3.11 A.. 128.86. Gamet, Horry, 814.66 . A., Sac. 38, .211 A., '3117.80. Gerlach, Sharman &/ or Swartz,J-0.•/IWCathy Gamll A.. Lot 182. t42 .66 . A., Sac. 36, .021 A.. f0.311. Gerllc:h, Sherman &I c:. T-.GordonBruot,Soc. Gamet A.. Lot181 . t127.81. 8. 12.80. Glmoro. Richard.• Lot 262 . Teaford, Gordon Bruce. Yates. SEc. 8, N. of Mil l.ol, 1.5ot A.. $13.53. Yates, Glmoro. Richard L B Zalma t2&4.110. Yoteo, lot178. Trout, Hemw> &/or Ro_, L. lot& . .51 A.. t150 .81. Young. Frank & Gotll. Marjorie. Lot 283. Fay, Sec. 33, 46.211 A., 1280.94. 256. $39 .05 . '198.81. Young, Fr.,k & Donna, Wlino. o..,y R. • / or Adel Grimm, JaniceK .. Lot 282. 256 . 1.10 A.. 871 .28 . Lee. st. 15, .25 A.. 'W~~~~- Anna. lot 83 . SCIPIO TWP. MEIGS LS.p . ..-HDtnn . y R ·/1920.75 . Hamilton. Brian D. &/ or ••••• · -Ahhouse, t Loo,St·.Fr.12,.08A... t .08. GerriA Lot40 3 , 8289 $648.79. '( /W: . . • Willie. Denny R. •/or)llodllf m. · · · Loo frac 12 08 Hams, Winlam W. . ; ,.. A~hou-· ~n I · Vlcl<lo K.• Lot2112, t15.~. · • · • · A., 1 1 ·08. $61 .92. · ;:" ·o 0 Wll. Paul E. Bill' - · Harril. William W. &/or Sac. 9. 5.04 A.. t39.~ Vldclo K.. Lot 390. t162.75. •1 Soc. .28. 2 .38 A.. '118.3t . Hott.r. Charlet W.. Sac. 38. ... -30. Jock A. .,at K..S111. 80.eo A.. 122.1111. Cordilo, .Anlhonv E., Soc. 18, 1 A., 12311.14. Craig, David, Soc. 11, 11.28 A.. 118.152. Feny, Haoold or Vergio, Sac. 15. 17.110 A... 488.08. Ganhlr, Marvi1 K. •tat lltrdana M.. Sec. 31, 8 A.• 1189.12. 11ar;1t. John A. or ~do S., Soc. 18, 79.11 A., 1162.84. - · W•~• B. -/u Jettie B.. Sac. 15, 4li A., 1659.38. J-. w-. Wriahl. 1111 • w-. Sac. 18, 47.80 A., t28&:113. 1 A.. l2.74 . Belz, Jamaa Robart Soc. 4, 19 A., .2011.08 . Batz, Ja"* Rolierl. Sac. 10, 1.04 A.. f3.28. Belz, Je"* Ro'*'. Sec. 10. 17.110 A., •iiO.IIII . Betz. Je.... liobart, Sac. 10, ... 49 A., .12.116. Belz, Jamoa Ro'*'. Soc. 10, 13 A... 37.38. Belz, Ja"* Ro'*'. Soc. 10, 9 A., 1211.83. Belz, Jamoa Robart Soc. 10, 27 A., 178.07. Belz, Jam8t Robert, Soc. 11, 83.51 A., .183.82. Jettie 8 .. Sec. 15. 39.883 A., •899.711. Jewel, W•~• B. • ,,.. Jettie B., Sac. 15, 11.311 A., 134.81 . Jowatt, Jr. &/ at Joule. Soc. 18, 51 A.. 1361.12. Jr. .,at Jowlll, Jtllla, Sac. 16. 29.83 A., M06.118. Kunllh, Jam• C. G' Donnt, Sac. 18, 110.73 A., 1187.311. Lamborl. HM>Id 0 . . , ,.. s~ Am. Sec. 31. 111.116 A., Mf51.98. Levacy, Wlllom R. • !at Frocla 8., lot 9, •121. 711 . Levacy, wtlitm R. • t or Froda S., Lot 10, 9. 79. Marcum, Sllarm., Roy. Sac. 36, 11· A., U1.74. M1raum, Stwrman Ray. Sac. 38, 75 A., t874. 70. Marcum, Sherman Ray, SEc. 36. 82.28 A.• •sn.01 . SacWIIWIII. J. Lot 266, Mcintyre, Clarlll .. D . • , .. ' . II' ' Jdlnson. Simon H. 1!. I <W Pa- 0 ., Sac. 18•. 982 A., Sacv. 9, 18.(1~~: •se.20Sac. Gtadv• E.. Lot124. 1328.19. U08.29. · ~.., .., · Johnson. Thomao G. lo Shoomakor. Chailea E. or 13, .83 A., '181 .j08. M,•• , Lot267 t318 63 Virginia L., Sac. 2&, 1.0175 MIDDLEPORT VIUAGE -· · . · MEIGS LS.D. ••J1oo48,., Amy K.. Lot 179. A.. •10.1e. Shuler, R - . Boulah. Sec. A.. Muolc Inc.. lot - · . 27. 1 A.. f83.26 . 12-4.. 0.98.C . , a .t2~r· Amy K.. Lot 180. Shuler, RMI lolat Boutllt • 011 • ..- ·~•T• J A K lot 178. M., Sac. 15, 48.93 A.. $1,689.88. lola!:: l.ol 82. :..y K. Lot 40t . Shuler. R011 . , at Boutllt 11=.157j lot 163 12.~·· y .. M.. Sac. 33, .89 A.. 14.38. Sllvn, Domy R.. Sac. 26, " : : : J oyeo,A Part ~ ~as. Amy K.. Lot 584, 4.812 A., '231.21 . T.,..,, Flont E.• Soc. 15, 7 11!:.. A.., lot 184 Amy K.. Lot 1597. - e . _,_ · · J A K Lot 588 A.. n7.118. William D . •tor 11gr:,.a. J A Lot 22 e7 _:;j•· rnv .. , lrllldo s .. Soc. 28, 41.110 A., l.ol · Amy K.. l..at 668. .79.16. 15 Wltltm o. •tat 1111.44. ....,..ry, ' t&J:•· Amy K.. Lot 688. lrllldo S ., Sec. 32, .... A., Blount, ROMmllry, lol 17, ·- · t83.87. Su.Jonb4•.•4Amy31 K.. Lot 689. Wltltm D . • ,,.. .209.12. eoat., Dar Ctailt, Lot 412. . ' . . 8rlllda S .. Sac. 31, 41 A., Jon01, Amy K.. Lot 689. 288 28 .188.72. I . . . • -.1.14.31. w.tlen. ........... 0 . •, . c.w•saham. Dan. . 1.. .tan.. Amy t<,., Lot 119, 8rondo S .. Sec. 32. 40 A.• J., l.ol 313• .28 A., Sub. 8. M .31 .' 178.28 . Jon•. Amy K., Lot 589, t135.811. · Davit, Fran- Louloo. lol Sub. 7. t3 .51 . - · Wiliam D. • , .. BNnda S., Soc. 32, 28 A., 25, f212.411. Jm•. Amy K.. Lot 689. Erwin, Maudl, lot t21). Sub. 8·9·10 ·11, t1.66 . $63.311. W-. William D. • , .. 1338...... Jmoa. Amy K.. Lot 607. Erwin. Maudo. lot )221. 1.10 A.. e3.91 . s .• Sac. 15. 79.38, 1227.152. •34.48 . Joooo. Amy K.. Lot 116. Folly. Walaco, lot 306, 1198.87. w - . William D. BI G' tlrende S ., Sac. 18, 15 .13 A., 1212.117. Joo•. Amy K., Lot 104, t29.oil0. . Folly. Woloce, lol 80. 1130.84. •ae.79. Jooea, Amy K.. Lot 114. SAUSIIURY lWP. Fetty Wallace . Lot 61 . 172.51 . MEIGS LS.D. t78.14. . J- 01 • - · K Lot 103, Fink. Wlllam T. • t or tloti· -· · _,, " Ace High Muoic. Inc .. Sec . trice Pt . Lot 110 . Amy K.. Lot 108. 3. 20.8fi A., Moil0.411. 12.723. . ut .08 . A......... Eugane F. W Gheaol.J-1!. / uAngato. Joo•. Amy K.. Lot 113. Judy, Sac. 13·34. .1111 lol424 Porn .. •2118.98. t19.07. n65 .38. .. Harril. Willam . ,.. Vld!le Jonw, Amy K.. Lot 116, Berlioi. David P. • / or Mar· 17.66. gartt, SEc. 30, 30 A.. K., Lot48, 1137.116. Howley. Norman E., l.ol Jmw. Amy K.. Lot 227 . • 123.14. 42e, •37.M. 194.90. Holley. Ronnlt . ! at Elva. Jon•. Amy K.. Lot 227. Srinktf. Herold W. or l..at 22. 12111 .110. 20', 8126.65 . Penny. SEc. 13-32.48.83 A,, LaSalo H111jjj Corp. TN• Jonw, Amy K., Lot 228. t218.18. ' - . L?t72. 1702.5ot. 30'. 1187.82 . Jonw. Amy K.. lot 228. LaSalo Hilla! Corp. Tru• - · Varttn . / II' R-. Sac. 27. 2.39 A.. '219.&1. -.Lot71' 1113.118. 1203.28 . LaSalo . _ Corp., Tru• Butdl•, Varttn M. •tat Jon•. Amy K.. Lot 229 , Root M.. Soc. ~..eo A.. - . Lot72, M82.1111. 1124.68 . t84.5ot. Loo. RandyJoe./II'Cry•al JOFiw. Amy K.. Lot 230. Chaney, s...... P. •tat Lvnn.lal37. 1178.711. 131 .77. Dltno. Sac. 30, .110 A., McDaniel. Thelma, lol 69, Jonoo. Amy K.. Lot 23 I . •95.16. partiot. '27.118. t9.53 . Mcllanlol, W- C. lola Jonfll, Amy K., Lot 232. Cmw. E""'ott Jr.. Sec. 3. 4.75 A., •234.93., EllaJ., Lolli, .16 A.. f& .75 . 8266 .30. Lot 233. Dolley, Jameo Jr. B/u McDaniel, W- C. &1 or Jonoo. Amy K.. Bonnlo. Soc. 32. 8.110 A.. Ella Jane, 1.o1 68, 17 A., 1131 .02 . f711.28. Jmfll. Amy K.. Lot 101 . f213.ti3. Dailey, .....,. . Jr. BIG' McDanlal, Wall• C. lo/G' U .n . Jon•, M1ry E.. Lot 7, 8onnlo. Soc. 33; .110 A., O.Jint,lolfl8, e1.88. U.5ot. McDantat. c. 1162 .39. Jones. Rodnov • / or Linda. Davldaon. Alen E. •!at Ela Jane. Lol 118. ta .23 . McDaniel, Wahor Curti& lol2112. 1 A., f _1 86.66 . Diana L.. Sac. •34•. 38 A., ,,3.111. 8/G' Ela Jane, lol 24, Klein. Wittiem L. . Lot Eblin, Bon, .,.. Sac. 28. •2112.73. oiiO'x&D·. t18 .n . 7 .93A., f26.8&. McDaniel, Wohor Curtta i Lehew. Louloe. Lot 262 .. 21 Eblin, Bon. alai. Sac. 28, •;,.. Ella Jano. lol 23, A. , t& .60. 13.82 A.. 152.86 . •32.51 . Lehew Looiso atal lot Eblin, Bon, ltal. Sac. 211. 1 McDtnlet. Wohor Curtla 282. u:i . .U. . . A.. )*15.39 . .,.,. Etta J.,e, lol 26, l.eh- • -- .· . etal Lot 13714 -· ~ . . I · · L 3 2112. .40 A.. t7.06 . Fhlo Point a Grill. Inc .. Sec. 3, Mlchaat. -..., ttal, ol • Love. Jomoo. Lot 7t. .48 A.. '597.65~ ' f3.4.67. 168.79. Miler· George W., Jr. 1!. / G' McKonrle John & tva In· Marilyn Joan , Lot 327. geto. Lot211S . .80 A.. 171 .68. Hlnlda, Jdln, ;!19 A.. f2.19 . McKinzie. John R. B Iva Hrita, Jolin • ·· Soc. 28, 1 1361.116. Mullen. Brian, l.ol 165). lngtoa, Lo1211&, f9.73 . A.. f57.72. .37. Molz, Gena & Son, Inc .. lot llirmon, Deborah L., Sec. f8Mullen, A .. ft7. Brien, Lol 8&, 2. 1172.83 . 34, 2.711 A.. 1103.4:!. Aldridge, Done J .. Metz, Gone • Sonolnc .. Lot 1219.116, Hollnw!. Bruce w. •tor A.. 5619.54. Nunn, M_..,_ Lot (21). 2, 1214.31 . Pa1r1c1a E.. Sec: 18, 5 A.. '107.48. Mea. Gene • Sons Inc., lot U70.98. Put1ne. PIM Ru-. 11!1. 2, 1154.83. H101~ Sb!nityO., Sec. 9. .:115 f*CII. •3110.711 . Molz. Gone• Sonolnc .. Lot A.,$2.19. Putnam, Tammy, Lot 59, 2. 1214.31 . H101~ Sunlty 0 ., Sac. 9, •39.48. . Moon. John W. &:!cr Amie 7 .32 A.. 138.110. Richmond, Philip J . • Loo. l.ol2117. f83 .88 . H101~ Suntey D.. Sac. 9, Krilll, Lot 53, M78.11 . MOrri1, Jeff.. Lot 39 8, 116.91 A.• U31 .44. H111~ SlanltyO., Sac:. 9, .75 - · Mev • E• Jane •290.116. . McDanlat, Lot 1111. noo,42 . Morrlo. Joffrov A., Lot 464, A.. U .ll6. ' Roll, W. Den, lol 331, '115.88. H101~ S......,. 0 ., ho. 8, '110.23. Morria, Joffroy A.. lot465. t t .24 A.. 198.94. Hyael. Harold E.. Soc. 8, 309 Stade. ~.. S., lol • "'~;, Cl>orioo B Dowtna, 1.13 A.• t81.11 . . ·-:~ Lenore S., lot ' 30 Lot 282. 4 .38 A.,$22.07. 9 Hvutl, R - YMiiam. Sac. Oldaker, Maxine, lol 130, t382.28. 31, .32 A.. n1 .111 . Stoyton, Alma, lol SO, U3.M . - · Aldlanl K. . ,.. Old-. Maxin a, Lot 13 t . Nancy K., Sec. 111, 3 A., 13110.80. Smtih, . _ .. J .. Lot 14. 119.65. It .11011.411. '3,158.12. Prlce,j L,ntio M.. lol 474. T.,..,, Donald • Dlant, - · Damll./ ... ~dl. Smith, Cart M. •tu Dottia 1217.43 . Sac. I, .031 A., 1311.()1. Sac. 32• .70 A., 1210.03. 1la. Danny R. •/or ...... Ktaln, wtllem. soc. 8, .80 L, lol311, U32.711 . ·Rouli•"''· Richenf A. &/ or ella K., Sac. 8, .3439 A., A., 'll.5ot. t i - Thurllort Jr.. l.ol5. ShatvnS .. Lot8. 1A .. U2.8t . 8 22 . . ..13. Ktatn. Wllam. Sac. ' . " ' : : . . . - G. as..,. ~.RichardA . • ; ,.. IALEMTM'. A., '12.21 . 3?l t201 66 Sheron S., Lot 282, 1 A.. MEIOS LI.D. K.. l.olrd WI • lila . L.ol fBI 122 ·63 · . t.Nia. ~ E. Wa • m, • Roeet>erry, Richard A. • , ,. lleiNit. R - I!IG' sOn· Luelle E., Sac. 11· 1, .80 A., U:!~: Woller P . • ,.. ·shoton S., l.ol 2112, 1.02 A., 1288.48 . ..... ·~- 18, t81. 70. t.Nia. ~ E• .... ,_Robert. ho. 4, Nancy V.,lol66, 1348.31 . M~ Richard A.., ,.. Luelle E., ho. 8, · 12 A. •• 30.28 . v.1eo, ......, Eligana at .... J - Robert, S111. 4. ' U .74. Sharon Elalna, Lot 145, &heron S., lol 282 • 1 ·60 A., Dolt. c-. ,..r,aol, Plymoutfi •1"' •n.10. M.l52. !cHRYSLER! v .. lol, 3.00 A., .73.38. Haggy,Wa~•J . WmNtllt V., Lot. 2 A.. •ee.43. Hatty, J. WCI'V., Lat. 1 A...804.5ot. Harriaon, DOFI E. IIIII' DI... lol17, 13,229.116. HMo, Palla R. •tat Robin, SEc.12, 1.08 A.. t411.11 . Holman, R - L. .,,.. ~l.ol • • Sac . 1 • .9882 A.• . 11. .20. Manlgornory, R - S. Hullon Mldloy R .,,.. ./atANIIIM .. lolt7; .14A., Rachal K:, Lot Soct. 21. 2.'10 UUiO. . . A.. M1.49. Pld!ont, Et,_ L B Mary Hulllin, Mic:Qy R. Loulat, lal 111. 1.90 A., Radial K.. Free. 311. 211 A.. '192.51. . ,,80.87. Plorot, R0¥•1..-SharonS.. Hvutl, 1Mrv D. •, .. Peml.ol 16, .08 A.. •28.98. ala. 1.o1 sec. 9, 1.110 A... Plorot, Roy •/u Sh110n s.. •770.08. lol 18,1.92 A., 1828.12. Hvutl, Roger./uEdilhJ., lol, .75 A., lt&e.llt. . Slowart. Nia. olll, lol 2, ~a. DIYkl O. &/G' SoyM'o Add., U1.88. S - Nita. IIIII, lol· 1, Gtonda Maxine, Lot Sac. 14, 1.47 A.. 1372.67. Buma Add .. •28.115. l'elry, lloborl &/m MaiiiOI S-ort. Nita. IIIII, lol 2, P .. Soc. I. 211.43 A.. M89.M. Burna Add .. •24.~. Plyton, Wayne B/u Kit· hte.., SEc. 15, 15.75 A., 117.24 . OLIVETWP. PlyiOn. Woyne B/ u Kit· EASTERN LS.D. Adamo, Dolt .• /u Bonnie, h-. S111. 15-21. 18 A., .37.711. · Soc. 17, 41 A.. 1210.eo. Plyton, Weyne . ,or Kit· AdMM, Dolt B. • Bonnie 0., Royolly 1111-. 13.93. h-. Soc. 14-15. 21.17 A.. 132.63. Barbor, ........., .. Lftdl. Peyton. Wayne . , or Kit· Sac. 15, e.18 A.. f119.BO. hte... Soc. 21, 1.110 A.. Barbor, .....,.. E. Sr. Evelyn 0 ., Sac. 11. 14 A., 113.21 . Priddy, Shirlay ,,13.116. Barbor, Jomio E. ·sr.•,,.. Sac. 2, 38.oil0 A.. Ml$7.21 . Evelyn 0 .• S111. 11, 8.116 A., Romo.KenntlhH•Jenot • 61.80. L., Lot. Sac. 21, 33 A.. a - . R - • Mary, lol 1311.02. Rutlond FueiCOf11lany, pub30, 1.211 A., 1227.43. Bmotoa. PaulE .. 8ac.11·38, He utllly penonll, 1282.38. Smith. Wlllam &/«a.. 50.1108 A., .280.118. 8uttlnglooi, E. E., Sac. 19, bora. lol Sac. 1, .3& A.. ne.15. .80 A., .8.90. s-rt, R-. T., Lot Sill. Curlla, All<e, Sac. '34, .'17 14, 1.811 A.. M9.80 . A.,M9.80. ~Ro-T .. Lot, .23 Curtlt. Allee. Sac. 36. .41 A.• 111.10. A.. '312.n. Tilua, Royally lntll'· Dlomond, Samuat A. . ,at ... n.78 . Corot 8.. Soc. 111, 16 A., 11tua. Jarnta a.. Sec. t6. 1118.39. 71.128 A., 1280.83. Diamond, Sarnuat A. &/G' Tl1!!a, J - 8., Sac. 1e, Corot S., Sac. Ill. 2.110 A., 10.1111 A., U6,28. .298.57. Tfll!t. J - 8.. Sac. 10, · Diehl, Johmy Bill' Phylla, tU2 A.. •44. 78. Lot 1, 1.39 A., '14.73 . Tllua, Ja..,. B., Sac. 10, Oioht, Johmy . ,.. Phylla, 4e.34 A...380.14. Soc. 28. 1.390 A., 114.73. Tilua, ~- 8 ., Sec. 17. Dllon, lMI'v v .. Sac. a•. 40 58.968 A., •221 . 10. A.• M .16. Tilua, J - B.• Sac. 11,86 011on. lMI'v v .• Sac. a• .80 A..•1108.32. A., M.48. ven... lloborl E.• Lot. Sac. (loop-. n.o..,.. A .,,.. 13, 101.98 A., •432 .116. Dobnl A., Sac. 35. Vanoa, Ro- Ellll. Soc. 12. 149.5'x148.5'. •158.48. 2.34 A., '298.08. 1lalt. Glenn R - B/ or Varian, Ro'*' J. . ,at Moly K., S111. 18, :ill A., T - E.. S111. 33. 14.13 A., '14.28. $299.33. Hawk. HaroldH .•/uJ..._ Womer. Richard N .. Sac. 9. dint, Sac. 36. 5.28 A.. ..U A., 15.110. tll12.34. wa..... Richard N .. Sac. 9, HUlk. , _ R.•,,.. Max· ,4:!•A.. 15.60. Womer, Richard N.• Sec. I. Ina P.•, SOC. I, .42 A., .42 A.. f&.&D. • 181.67. W•"*· Richard N., SEc. 9, Johr-.. lobby G. . , !I' Edna M., Sac. 10, .92 A.• .40 A.. 1'1110.13. Will. EmMI Ray, 0111, Soc. 1143.03. t<nono, Da11tat E. Bill' Dille 311, 40 A., .93.32 . Witt, EmMI Ray. olll. Sac. R., Frac.. 27. 1 A., fl.87. 24, 15 A., .35.00. ~ ElmlrJ .. Bonnie C. Wllllama. Robtrl D. at • Edg.r C.• J ...... C.. Sac. Petrlcla, Soc. e . 20 A.. t 3, 31.90 A., .1188.116. · Macllintl. ElmlrJ .. BonnloC. 1330.12. Willamo. Roborl D. • t or • E<~g.r C. • J ...... C.• Soc. Pllricla, Sac. 14·8, 30.&11 13,13.33 A., M8.34. Mac11int1. ElmlrJ., Bonnie C. A.. Mt8.113. -rna. Roborl D. • ! at • Eda• J ....... c .. lol Pa1r1c1a E., Soc. 1··8,.541 A.. SaC. 13, 50.t8 A., 1883.42. M..t · ..,, s.... mi. 114.18. Sac. 11, 33.20 A.. •287.08. - " "· Robtrl D. •tat Meredith. Laltle L. lol 24, Pa1r1c1a E.. Sac. 8. 22.15 A.. t382.14. .10 A., U7.81 . - - R - D. •tat Pulrrwi. Jim a Ruth, Sec . Pa1r1c1a E.. Sac. 14. 121 .86 24,5 A.. M03.118. A.. 1584.48. Rood, Willanl L. B/ G' Con· Wllaon, Amold E. • !at nle R., Sac. 1 t, 8.110 A., Sh'lrtay M., Lot' 1, •88.04. 94.5ot'a110.00', 11,117.116. Aodcliold, •/or Diane, - r d . Hallie C. B/ at lol(12), M37.20. -.,A., Sac. 33. 66.41 A., Diane. Rodcliold. t219.12. lol (71. U2.711. Woodanl. Hattlo C. • , ,.. Smith. Cart 0., Soc. 31 , 100 -..,. A., Sac. 14, 3 A., A.. 1308.22. 114.79. Swain. J - .,or Ito.., Woodanl. Hallie C. • ! at Sec. 24, 8 A., .38.43. Wllltm A.. Sec. 33. 39 A., Swain, , _ . ,.. 194.116. Soc. 24 •• A., f24 .4Z. RUTLAND VILLAGE Swain, J. . . . ., .. MEIGS LS.D. Sec. 2•. 1 A., •4.24. lltadc. Wotron G. • Slialon Swain, '-..,.,. •tor Ma· L., Sac. 8, .023 A., UUII . rlyn, Sac. 11, 11.86 A.. Stack. Arren G . • t or 11100.20. Sltarort L. Soc. B. .22 A.. Tllati1WI, R - E., 1592.41 . 23, 1.80 A.. U711.80. Conlin, Taor.,.. o . • , ,.. ORANGE TWP. Chrtnlne S .• Sac. 14. .:115 A., EASTERN L.S.D. •367.88. Ella. Roy • CLAn Mae. Lot C-. Don L. B / at 2. ,,411.22 . E., Lot 13, 100'x14·0' Ell, Roy & ClAn Mae. Lot 1909.80. Cr••-••· Stevtn L. lol 1, .17.98. Ella. Roy .,,. Ctaoo Mae, Sac. e, .117 A.••772.38. Rrllf_8evlnga.Lo.. lol 3. 111.110. .._,., Lot 10, Hlclcory Acroe HUrtt, W11ttarn . ,,. V"a.lo • Slllxllv .• 178.116. Sec. 9, .14 A., •129.88. Forlnay, RogerJ. a/G'RIIoi ....,_, F,..k • / u Terri. A. , Lot. 1 A.. 1275.18. Sac. 14-8, .315 A., t219 .70. Sharpa. Witlam 8 . .• /u · Marlin. Tho,_ C. &!at Flo Sharon. Lot, 11 .4113 A.. Dannie, percat. 1401.73. Marlin, Thamaa C. • , ,.. Flo M7.94. Wlilte. s . •, ... 0ann1a. .03 A.. n.o1. Dave. Lat. 20 A.. '232.311 . - · T - Lee Sr. " u WliHe. lloborl S. BIG' Marilyn L, Sac. 8 • .2418 A.. Dcwo,lol; Sac. 28. 44.23 A., M44.152. M93.08. Rlaall. 1-. M.. Soc. 8, .17 Wingrove, J - E.. lal, A.. ff.:J73.311. Ruttand, Fuel <:or...,eny. 5oti..,U1.08. public utility peroonat. 13111.98. Sluori, R - W.• M., .11 A,, 128t.5ot. Smllh. IMIIam J. l! / 11' 8--.~a.Sac.7. Shlrlo¥ A., .28 A., 115.17. .117 A:, ta.CI. a -, Robert T.. Soc. ·-~a.Stc.1. 14·1, 7 A.; .1107.30. .47 A., .33.68. a - t , R - T., Sec. 8. 8 - . Chrlodne. Lot Soc. A., •n.ll6. 1·1, 1.11 A.. f382.2ll. . _ - t .. Sec. 8, Bullnglon, Plltllp L., Sac. 3. 2.82 A., .138.80. 28.10 A., f393.8t. 8 - lloboriT.. Lot4. C...bal. o..ld ' · .,at Dena L Sac. 1e. .eo A.. •U4US. s-t. Roborl T... 08 A.. U8.13. 11411.03. Monlgornory, Robert &!at ANIII M.. lol12, 18.88. Monlgornory, R - S. B/m A - M., Lot 9, 1107.08. Monlgornory, Ro'*' 8. .,,. Ar-. M.. IDI23, 1.17 A., 1231.78. Monlgornory, . Robert S. &!,. ANIII M.. lol23, 7 A., .72.53. Frodl-. MONDAY 'I'hJ'ee new members were In· ducied lntotheOhloEia Phi Chapter of ~ Sigma Phi Sorority at the preferential tea held recently In the Riverboat Room of the Diamond Savings and Loan Co. Inducted Into the chapter were Joyce Douglas, Marty Ferguson, and Judi Cowan. The other two new members are Lynda Bowers and Liz Thoren. During t!K> meeting conducted by Catby Johoson, a report was given on the work of the chapter members wltb the haunted house of the Meigs COUnty Jaycees held at the Senior . CitiZens Center. Canned goods and donations were taken for a needy famUy to be assisted during the . •n.22. Community calendar / area happenings FRIDAY T...,,. ''" ""'* R..... Sec. 4, 6.88 A.. 1334.88. CHESTER 1WP. Caumry M.LS.D. County, Whhthetuao,-. Cornett. Charlet • / or menta and pol!~ dlolgad Aanoa. Sac. 10. 1.1525 A.. " ' " ' - 111-le 10 low ... •!36.49. containad In the folloiMng Nat. COWMBIA TWP. ALEXANDER LS.D. Name, Section or Lot, Acr~~ge and Amount~ T... Ericlcaon, Kennolh, Sac. 34, Aan ,d and Ponllltloa Due 42 A., ., 82.4,. llld Unplld u of A~J~U~t, Ericbon, Kannolh, Sac. 33, 1985 lletltoment ... tilled in 42 A., Ericbon. Kennolh, Soc. 34, lhot-. I BEDFORD lWP. •. 41.44 A., '483.15. M.L.S.D. . GaaiOn, .!-. E•• VIvian, Amotd•.._./orlola lot Sac. 111-17, 83.07 A., 31, e - ue.aa. • '2.026.81 . Bemh... Wlllam Alen, lol HOWOty, Vartin, lot 111, Sec. 8, 20A .. t130.36. U.15. Brlcldea. 0 - M., Soc. 11. Howery, Verlln. Lot 1, f0.311. 1.33A., '730.80. tlufaon, Robert s._, 1111, Howery, Ve~ln, Lot 2, Sect. 13, 80.04 A.. U8e.ll6. M .28. Buoh, Kenna H., Sec. 15. HOWOty, Varttn, l.ot 21, .5.159. a.ea A.• Buoh, Kenna H., Sec. 1&, HOWOty, Varttn, lal 22. hi 30.80 A.. t86.44. . Add., .5.211. ~. Varttn, Lot 2;1, Itt Conley, Hillent • Mo~rer. Add., .6.211. Lot Sec. 13, 1 A., '222.23. HIIWI!'/. Varttn. Lol24. 2nd Linda J., Soc. 311, Add., '3.84. 18.889 A., M8.30. ~. Varttn. Lo1 24, 111 Gilby, Kermit E.• Sec. 28. Add., 2.38 A•• '497:811. , ~. Varlln, Lot 211, G - . Ma- PIM, Sac. · 15.28. 30, 3.508 A., '280.eo. HIIWI!'/. Varlln W., lol 5, " - - · JOlT* A. &/or VIda J ,. Lot Sac. 11, 2 A., .7.159. HIIWI!'/, Varttn W.. 12'. 1108.42. ' H - . Jtmea A. • ,,.. . u.to. ,Johr..,, Gay F.• tleay A., VadaJ.,lol8ac.13, 17.tiOA., Sec. 3. 3.80 A., no.53. •a8.87. J"""-. Gay F.• tleay A., King, Lanv E. ond/11' Gloria Sac. 3, 18 A.. 153.116. K.• Sac. 18, 2 A.. •sue. J""'-', Gay F. •1 at tleay King, Larry E. and! II' Gloria K., Sac. 24. 40 A.. t280.18. A.. Soc. 3, 74.21 A., .48.70. J""'-: Gay F. ulleny King, Larry E. .,d/11' Gloria K., Soc. 13,4.311 A., M68.71. A., Sac. 3. 80 A., U03.28. Jon-. Vlolol J,..., alai, Loo. ~ W. w ... ·l..ada Sec. 15·38. 48 A., '97.08. M.• lol13, 21 A., ft24.17. ~; Slllven .,,.. M;. Lav.-, tleay - · Sac. chole, Lot 9, 4e.72 A., 32. 21.04 A., 1221.13. e389.30. Pedi,R-.o. avusue 1'8)'•. John A., Sec. 36. II A.• Sac.18, 1.110A.,I1oil0.30. A.• t3U8. Ray, ...,,_ T. B Marilyn, . Soot... E. Loan .,,.. L Sec. 20, 8.110 A., '78.87. Ray, ...,,_ T. • MOrityn. Chriatlne. lot Sac. 1, 43 A., Soc. 20, 119 A., .... 195.03. U44.67. Sa.-, E. Loan .,,.. L Saaty, Mahamaad Said Lot Sac. 13. 21.21 . , ... Sh-. Sac.•• 9.eo A., 1361.09. A., '17.B1. S....... E. Loan Wat L Saatyt, Mohamud Said c - lal Sac. 13. 8 A.. &/g s .......... Sac. I, 711.38 A.,t336.19. '158.811. Sayre, Tlrnolhy J . . , at . Syc:U, Randy Loo Wat Janna, lot Sec. 24, 110.782 Lorraine K., Sac. 29, .311 A., A.. U,887.82. '883.72. Whaley, H•borl Eugene Jo Am, Soc. 34, &I at Sheila, Frac. 18.2.00 A.. 18.00A .. tii.02. The Iondo. Iota ond Iota rel!mad dolinql~ by llho . .. are in the true spir!t of the rollday season. Knitting, painting, sewing! baking, weaving, woodworking, and other creative talents are aU beautiful expressions <t oneself that you can share with others. Whatever the days ahead rold In store lor you , I hope that you reaDy enjoy the hOliday seasop. For additional nutritious boUday snack Ideas, contact the Meigs County Cooperative Extension Ser· vice at 992-6696 or write to us at Box 32, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Did you Know That. ...The ·first Christmas tree In Wooster, Ohio, was decOrated in 1847 by a German taUor, August Imgard? KH, earm.., Sac. 11, 1 48.14 A., Ul3.311. A., 18<42.98: , DNhal. Jr., 'SEc. e, KH......... a Moly, Sac. 1110.08 A., tee2.08 . 11, .75 A., 11,038.29. Eblin, Malva L. Soc. 14, MMIIron, Dttborl a Qoldte, 43.1111 A.. •230.82. SaC. 12, .025 A., 11.116. Ea>il, MN L, Sec. 20-21, MMIIron. Dttbor1 . ,.. Qol. 2 A.. f388.80. do. Sac. 1e, .110 A., 1182.43. OnNm, Lirzla 8111. 8~. 8, -..... Dttborl &/at Qol. t A., 111.5ot. de, Sac. 11. .e2 .A.. Haggy, wa~•J . • /mNtllt lEGAL NOTICE .", ...44. Dolley, , _ R.• Krialy E.. BEe. 2. 1.110 A., M78.311. Dolley, R- KM!, Sec. t. A.. f33U1. . Dlthel. Frank Jr.. SEc. I, •·"* .... I '' ·' ' .....08. •1 ;rO ..........~ ..r "''' ' . ~ .. ~ .... �• Page- 10- The Friday. December 6, Sentinel --Local briefs:Meigs Court processes cases Thirty cases were processed In the court of Meigs County Judge Patnck O'Brien Wednesday. Forteltlng bunds were PhUllp (9leman. Jamboree, Ky., $50, stop sign violation; Terry L. Morrison, Belpre, $41; Thomas W. Karr. Pomeroy; Susanne Lacasse, Loveland, ,-,o; Melvlit Lee, Olarleston, W.Va., $50; Paul R. Cox, Point Pleasant, $70; Nelson Lilly, Loraine, $50, all posted on speeding charges; Larry A. Mtnhone, Tuppers Plains, $70, left o1 center. Fined were Dana Kuhn, Pomeroy, $23 and costs; Vtnrent Knight, Jr., Pomeroy, $:M and costs; Roy Lorentz, Uttle Hocking, $3) and costs; Tina Lee, Shade, $21 and costs; Carolyn Goody, Gatnpolts, $23 and costs; Carl Slavin, Beverly, $21 and costs; George Fulp, Ridgeway, Va., $23 and costs; LewlsTayior, Mason, W.Va., $22 and costs; John Leary, Reedsville, $23 and costs; Melanie Ridenour. Long Bottom, sal and costs; Alan WUllamson, Proctorville, $25 and costs; Mark Wiley, Ravenswood, W. Va., $23 and costss; Melanie Vy~a. Pomeroy, $21 and costs, all oo speeding charges. Others fined were Victor E. Gaul,' Jr., Washington, C. H.• $10 and costs, folklwtngtoocl09ely; La Clendon Nlxoo, PoweU, sal and costs, !allure to contra!; Gerald Pullins, Jr., Pomeroy, $50 and costs, expired Ohio license; James Gibbs, Pomeroy, $40 and oosts, no motorcycle endorsement; Albert Dlxoo, Albany, $2i0 and costs, three days In jaU and 60 day license suspension, driving whUe Intoxicated and costs only oo a left ol center charges; Paul McKinney, Apple Grove, W. Va., $75 and costs, no Ohio Ucense,lhree day jall sentence, suspended and six m:mths probation; fictitious registration, costs, and possession ct marijuana, $00 and costs; UJyd Lewts, South Shore, Ky., $lXl and costs, 10 days tn jall, license suspended m days, driving whlle Intoxicated and costs only on a left of center charge; Theresa Fitch, Cbestesr, passing bad checks, resltutkm, costs, 30 day jail sentence suspended and six month probation; FrankUn JeweU, Rutland, driving whUe Intoxicated, 00 day lloense suspension, three days In jaU and $250 and costs. Five emergency runs reported Five emergency runs were made Thursday by local units the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. At 1:54 a.m. Pomeroy was called to Landaker Road for Maude Wood, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 3:36a.m. Syracuse · to CoUege Road fOr Lisa Haynes, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; at 3:01 p.m. Racine to Welts Run for Pl!arl Hawthornl!, taken to Veterans Memorial; at 6:54 p.m. Racine to YeUow Bush Road, car on fire; 9:33 p.m. Racine kl Third Street !Or Oretha Snyder, taken to Veterans Memonal. 'Jest Jugglers' to appear in parade The "Jest Jugglers" of Columbus will be me of several groups taking part In the first annual Christmas parade to be held In Racine Saturday at 3 p.m. The Jest Jugglers are a pertormtng arts group known statewide for their juggling skills and unlcycUng routines. According to the Racine Merchants Association a large turnout of participants Is expected for the parade to be beld In downtown Racine. All partlctpants are to Une up on Fourth Street at 2.p.m. FoUowlng the parade the lights on the oommunity Christmas tree will be turned on. In conjunction with the Ughtlngofthe tree askltand musical performance will be presented by the Southern Junior High OIOtr and members of tbe music department. Other attractions Include a nativity scene and decorations provided by local merchants. Officer installation scheduled Open Installation of officers wUI be held at 7::.1 p.m. Saturday by Harr1sonvllle Lodge 411, F&AM, which will meet at the temple. Potluck refreshments wUI be seJVed following the meeting. Memorial service to be conducted · Della Kappa Gamma Sorority, a teachers honorary, will oonducta memol1al service for Mrs. Ethel Chapmanat6::.lthtseventngatthe Hunter Funeral Home In Rulland. The seJVIce Is open to the ~bite. Mrs. Chapman was a teacher In the Meigs County sch<)\lls lor 45 yt>ars. I Area deaths I, J response." I Kapsa received another job offer fr!Jr1t Royal Chef lnc .• a food seiVIce company. "We're always looking for quail· fled cooks," said owner Don Gossard. "We've worked with different people. At one time we had Stet~ Meimi County Delinquent Property Taxes A. A1.: " SERVICE *SAlfWTt SAW & S£RVICf ~: RI~E:~~R .,d"" .CHESTER-915·3307 , .. ---~4/~/"-!tl!!!n..J Rodney F. Brandeberry,83, d Rio Grande, fOrmerly ofRt.1, CoolvWe and the lreland Com/nuDity, died Thursday evening at theScenlcHUls Nursing Home In GaiUpolts. He was born at Cut~. Ohio to the late Charles and Barbara Gill Brandeberry. A Ufelorig farmer, he was also preceded tn death by hts wife, Susie Nestor Brandeberry and onebrotherD.G. Brandebeny. He Is survived by one son, Robert L. Brandeberry of Rio Grande; two grandsons, David and Michael of Rio Grande; ooe brother. A. W. Brandeberry of GaUipolts, and several nieces and nephews. Private memorial services will be 1 p.m. Sunday at the White Funeral Home In CoolvUle. Burial wUI be tn the CoolvUle Cemetery. Friends may call at tbe funeral home Saturday from 24 and 7-9 p.m. The lamUy requests lhat In tteu d flowers, donations be made to the Cystic Fibrosis FOOndatlon, 660 Double TrEe Ave., Columbus, Ohio. someone !rem VIetnam working RACINE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LS.D. Cllllnd. David ltt/ cr Mary, Soc. 16, .38 A., t187.4tl. CurUo. Charloo T.. Soc. 18, 1.20 A., t&38 .7&. Curdo. Choorlto T.. Soc. 11, .22 A., t26.82. F_,.,, Gerold E.&/ .. Frodt R., Soc. 16. .31 A.. t82.77. a-. F,.,ldln D., EUI, PIIQII, t3 .41 . a-. Frtnldln D., tltl, PIIQII. t80.118. • Gl-., F,.,ldln D., tltl, PIIQII, M .30. Jtopn. N.,cyJ .. Soc. 11, .24 A.. M8 .98. l.ayno, lAo llo/.. AmL Soc. 18, .56 • .. n.oz9.82 . LiolnL Jacldt L. Sr. Itt/ .. Doloret Gone, Soc. 11, .'D A., tll12.82. . Miltor, Chafin M. Itt/ .. Sec. 11.. 198 A., t124.20. Recine Gil 11o Sttvlce Co.. Public Utility poroontl, 1594.14. Wamotey, Rldlord L. Itt/'" Chorlotte L, pMltl, t114.91. SYRACUSE VILLAGE SOUTHERN LS.D. Coole , Emme , lot 2. 1121.02. Ho-. Iotan Itt/ or Gerrl, Lot tlli, t867.94. H o -. Brion llo/ .. Gerrl; PIIQII. tll .38. Htyoo, WllllmR .. Jr., Lot9. tli.22 . Hoy•, Willllm R. Jr., Lot 10, t34.92. Htyoo, Wlliom R. Jr.. Lot 297, .11. A.. t2.92 . J-._ AGRI BOSS 12,.VOLl-6 VOLT 3 YtA'R WARRANTY $3995 ONLY ALL SIZES IN STOCK MGM Farm City Service Station OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK 6 ~.II. TO' 11 P.ll. PHONE 6L4·992·9932 ond - ·Kolr, - .... noxt to of tho kOI ..... al Will• Jr.: Caootyn Ktlr, who• laot REAL ESTATE ·fOR SALE tndnut of kin aiC..*>tt Althw Korr; Ethel Rollollo KtiT, ............. td· d - It '"'"'-· ..d to •• lht ""'"· dtvltoot ..d .... of kin al Ethtl Roberto Korr; ond 3 BEDROOM MOBilE HOllE on 3 lots•in Sy11cuso. OlDER HOUSE witll 3 bedrooms on corntrlot in Syrtuso. E. M•inW.J.IIt POMEROY,O. 992-2259 NEW LISTING - Nur Pomoruy - A neat ittle )wo lEd room home on small lot. Gas heat, c ~y water, garage. ()oly $8,500.00 . Lubetska Sunday after tallttngto an here.'' unldenttfted Cleveland man who Kapsa Is walling for permission emigrated from Poland lour years from the lmmlgratlonandNaturaU- ago. · zatlon Service to go to work. His defection became ~bile PRICE REDUCED - Here ~ a Cleveland, with the nation's Wednesday wben he met with second largest Poltsh community, ctllclals of the INS to apply for ~---------=~---+-----------------11 real bargain, really nice 2 slory home in Pomeroy. welcomed defector U!szek Kapsa poUtlcal asylum. Owner must sacrnice & has 7162-Qulck knit vest with offers of ald. Kapsa. who speaks Uttle Engltsh, re:luced price lo $23,000.00. of synthetic worsted In Call now In your show~& " I've received a dozen caUs this has been communicating through easy stltches•.8·14 Incl. morning," said Richard Jablonski, the Rev. Marian Kenctk, a Roman 7335-Knlt checked cap HANDYMAN SPECIAL _ , national president of the Union of CathoDe priest woo came from and legwarmers of aery· Owner wants to sell &has rePoles In Amenca based In Poland 15years ago. lie worsted. 4·1 oIncl. duced this orne in MiddleCleveland. With 75,000 Poltsh descendants In Send $3.00 plus 65c port to $12,500.00. full lot postage, handling for !valued al $7,5110) ltoat mly "A ladY caUed who Is 90 years old Cleveland and 2iO,OOO 1n Cuyahoga leaves a $5,000 va lue on each pattern. and wanted to know how she could County, Jablonski said Kapsa will this two story home. Needs Sttld tt: help the man," Jablonski said. "She feel at horne. Only Chicago has a· reparrs. Callloday. Met llltlo Clllll, wanted to know where she could larger Polish community In the lludtr Mol send him $31 out m her Social United States. COUNTRYEST~TE -Over 4 The Dllily Sentinel "AU the traditions and the culture Security check. acres of ground w~h a beau· 62, 12 Ntrtllmlllll., Wlldtldo, "She typifies the compassion are observed and kept In the tilul new home. I ~ story NY 11377. l'rltlt Nomo, Adhome, full basement, 2 car from the community for this man community. The ooly dltfem~ce Is drtll, Zip, l'ltltrn Numillr. garage, in-ground pool and who decided to stay In a free and that we do It the American way In a many other feab.tres. Call to· '85 Needlecraft Catalog tree country," he saki. democratic society," he said. day. $64,000.00. 150 designs. $2 + 6~. Kapsa, who said he was a Books $2.50 + 65C p & h. member d tbe outlawed tradeunlon lANGSVIllE - Over one 130-$fllltloAI-$1 31-56 Solidarity, left the freighter Zlemta acre in lhe country and a 121-Ailllltno 'n' Dlllt1 like new 3 bedroom ranch 124·EIIJ atllo 'o' tllaaVeterans Memorial Hoepllal lype house w~h 2 garage. 11HIIy Art tl Nlllll..,.,.. Dee. 5 • Equipped k~chen all in good condrtion. ~1 , 900.00. Aclml88lons - Maude Wood, Pomeroy; James Euler, MiddleCRA t _F T S We htve swwfl invest.. nt port; John Myers, Portland. propertitt that 111 prlclj[ to Dl8clulrgel - Wald Smltb, Lois sell. If you nnt 1 r11tlal and contract workers doing con- Hubbard, Ola Smith. unit to r1111ir we havt savstruction work at the plant. trll &OOd duls. CaN &.. can tell you how " m1ke One of the dead workers was to money wrth 1 r•tol. have retired Within a week, officials ·said, and the other victim was only ~ - Snow Durrtes likely. NEW LISTIN - Racine 19. Their pames were withheld High In the mid ll&. West to Need a build JOg lot? lacrelot northwest winds 10 to 15 mph. pending not'lflcatlon of lamUy. with all utiiHies on lite plus Six ol the Injured were listed In Tonllhl - Partly clwdy. Low tn . seplic. 28'x44' block base· ment already constructed. critical condltlOJI at nearby hospl· the mid 20s. Light variable Winds. $10,000.00. !Wurday - Partly cloudy. High tals With severe burns. 'The other near40. victims suffered bums or Injuries Henry E. Clallnd, Jr. 992-6191 received In the mad dash lor Safety. ChaDce ol predplla&loa - 70 Je1n Tntssetl 949-2660 percent tllday and 10percent tonight Most were not hollpltallzed. Dottle Tumtr 992-!692 and Saturday. , County Fire Chief John Englund Jo Hill 985·4466 Extlllded lorec.ot for Suday said theexploslonswereapparently trlgge'ed when an elght·lnch pipe 1br1Juc1t Tueeday - Fair weather . I heating· highly volatile naplha and . during tl)e period. Highs generally hydrogen burst for reasons not yet In the 30s and low 40s and morning lows mostly In the :ns. known. HOME NATIONAL BANK Hospital news Allee lrooka .• Weather forecast AHANDFUL OF CASH BETTER THANA GARAGE·FUl OF STUFF PH. 992-21.56 RfSIDfNCf PliO.. (.. 41 H2·77S4 ll22/t1c MILLER ~ ELECTRIC ­ i ' r' Residential & Commercial Call: 1 : 992·5875 Or 742·3195 A 8·8·tfc ? PIEGNANT? : r•1 COIIf.III1TAL · raiiiiAMCYnn •Rengel •Aefriger•torl •Dryera •freezara PARTS and SERVICE 4-5-ttc LINDA'S MEXICAN POnERY & Gin SHOP ,.,,..,... 11·12·2 110. CHRISTMAS TREES & PINE CONES FOR WREATHS 2 LOCA110NS PIE-CUT TREES · AVAILABLE New Lima Rd. 101 Vine St. GaHipolls 446·9244 Rutland 742-2225 or 742-2771 9:00A.M.. 6:00P.M. Mo!Hiar·Sotvrtlay Havt Your Trophy Moliated By A "Pr•fts•l•••l" 20 Yrs. experience CAU 614-311-1162 11·5·lmo. d. SALES & SERVICE ld., Co. lei 26 2 Mi. lr"" livo l'oioll Wotch For litM Flrltwoodo U. S. RT. 50 EAST 11·26·11110. GUYSVILLE, OHIO AuthOJized Johq Deore, New Holland, Bush Ho& Far111 Equipment Dealer J&F CONTRACTING Far111 E~•lt•••t P1rts & Service DOZER, BACKHOE, TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS. WATER. GAS 11o SEWER UNES, REClAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE 11o DIRT 11-21·3 mo. Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 12 4,Po....,or Ohio SWEEPER and -lng morepair, pilrtl. 1nd ouppllto. Pic~ up ond delivery, D1vl1 Vacuum Cltonllf, ono hoH mila up Georgoo Crook Rd. Colt ., 4-448· 0294. . AUTO & TRUCK chlne REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Rtcll10 Gun Shoot opon· oortd by Roclno Gun Club. Evory Sundty, btglnnlng It 1 ;00 p.m . Foctory Cho•ol2 guogo ohatguno. 3·24-tfc 1·J·Hc PH. 992-7201 $olt., 10 ..... t2 11- FOR THE BOTH Of YOU PII. 742-2629 1011011 mo. pd. STYLING SALON OPfiAIOIS THE HAT lACK . OPIN IHIIIIIAY T1IIU SUNDAY AT 115 IIICII n. PO.IOY CROCHETED HATS IN YOUR COLORS Many Other Crafts Available 992·S738 12-5-· 1 1110 . "VINYL SIDING :"ALUMINUM SIOING j • 'ILOWN .. •• INSULAnON Hous1ng Headqu a rt~r s ::, BISSELL · SIDING CO. Ntw Homts luilt · ; "Free Ea1imatea" us1ness Services : • . PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 ' No S.nday Callt . . J/11/olo Lindo 0'- & . , . ,.,. - DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992·3410 LIMESTONE . GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT . ' Sizes Sllrt from 12'K16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated 001 Houses P&S BUILDINGS R1clnr, Oh. PI\. 614-143-5191 10·6-tft ltH·Ift 1-· SAlES & tENTALS 614-446-7213 RACINE FIRE DEPT. IOWIUN'S IIOIIi I :1 q, 111 y 'Ill' 11 r 11 Help Wanted Ono cortHied Madlcot Toahnologlot, wttkdtyo. &ond rtMOmt or apply 111 Medical Pitzo. 203 Joekoon Plko, Gtlllpollo. Oh 41131 . Exporloncod bobyolttor wonttd In my home. Wetk· doyo appoox. 30· 40 houN o - k. hou10 vary. Rtftronctl NqUIIod. Wrltt to boa 3030 In coro oflho GoiUpollo Dolly TriiiUno, 82& Tlll1d •.uner flnenclaleervttt· con· 3 mo old puppy, toHd block, good with kldo. Colt 304· A?&-1719. . To gtvo -•Y· dog. Call 304· 1711· 2347. Television ListeniiJ Devices Computerized Heari~t Aid Selection flctory Choke 12 Gauae Shotauns Only 9-lJ.tf Heannc Evaluations For All A&es Cl I 8 Loll and Found LISA M. KOCH. M.S. • FOUND ; Bllold wirt rim gltiHo on c..,rt St. Coli 114·448· 1777. ~ - Uce~sed Clinical Audiologist CIICLE CONTRACDNG !' (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 .... Camplete lulltllnt Galllpc)lis, Oltio 45631 FOUND ; colleo cot on Broodwoy • - t. Coli 114· 892·1377 ..onlngo. · LOST dog, I yoor old ftnwlt Golden Rtlrlvtr, part of toll miQing, ono-. to 4ohloy• REWARD. 304· 17&·1222. Contractltlg St"ka fii.ut STREAk .CAB CO:-" 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. 6 PHONE 992-7075 IJ.IZ·I mo. ' INSIDE YARD SALE ' We All Oar CattoMtrl AMarry C~rfltM11114 AHtttf Nl. ytlrl 7 ' I' ...... oiiiiiiioiii....... .. ...... ~-~i-~~~~.'!. ..... .. Wit~ il·29·85 1 mo. !)d. Yard Sale H..tad Gorogo Solo Dobby Dr.. 10% olhlllttOM . . .pt fum~uro . Thuro .. Fri .. llo Sot. l ~ ~~~~~~·:_·•_ ·_1_1_4_·4- 4-1 · Port timo cooking end light houook.. plng for oldorly gentlemo~ . Doy care. Coli 304-171· 3114 or 875· 4314. 4SK THE ARMY . NA · TIONAL GUARD RE · CRUITER ABOUT VAC4N · CtES FOR QUALIFIED PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INDIVIDUALS . Port· tlmo jobo wHh full·tlmo bonoflto. Coli 304·175·39&0 or 1· 800·!14~- 3819 . BE A P4RT OF THE NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGH· BORS TEAMIJolntheArmy Notionol Guord ond you have a good part ·tlme career--good benefits· · monthly poyaheok .. NO lAYOFFS . Call 304·875· 39tl0"' 1 · 800-1542-3819. Help wanttd . Noodo mature bobyoiltltf In my home, for 12 yoor old Itt lnfont dough· toro, lhlft work. lor Inform•· uon caH 304·773·11963. 12 Situation• Wanted Prlvoto coro lor oldotiY par· oon In my honw. Room llo boord. good coN. On Rt. 211, CI'Dwn City. Coli 614· 2&1,1&09. Voconcy lor tho eldorly In our homo . Trolntd ond flf. tttn yttro experience. Coli 114·982-7314. 18 Wanted to Do Pooltulonol S.ntt -lng omplo-t. Bullntu or ftmlly Chrllltrttl rrtlto. Call 304· 17&-774 w~h one wttk notlco lor booking. fllldllll,tl 21 Butlnesa Opportuhity I NOTICE I Till! OliiO VALLEY PII8USHING CO. rocommtndo tloot you do buolntll with ptoplt you know, ond NOT 1D - d money through tho '""" until you he.. lnvo011· gottd tho offering. Moorman fMd lualneu Opportunity. Nollonolly lin ow menuftctu10r n11d1 io•lotlooond ltiVIco roprt· -••ttva. On·lho·jobtrtlnglng. EKOtlltnt bonollto. Would prefer peroon who heo rtltadllvtttocll or boon In own buolnon. Mull how good IOPutallon ond coMII rodng. For confldtntitl In· ttrvlew - d to Bo• Tl010 In .,.,. of GtlllpDiio Dtllv Tribuno. 82& Third Ave., Goltlpollo, Oh 4&831 . ========= Homei for S ... 31 dlott -lng lo• quollllod lndlvlduollntoroottd In con· MOmor loono, homo rnortgeget. lnaurtnct 11111, crtdh cordt, ond gontrtl ofllct ldmlnlttrttlon. Sue· cotoful .,.ndldott will be oolf· motlvotad, ""' ohot· lenglng work. he.. good cornmunlctUOno lldllo. lntolllgont, ·oeeruolvo ond obit to lboorb tnd tpply comprthonolvotrolnlng pro· gr1m1 10 perform IUCCell• fully In crtdlt....... colltc· tiono tnd admlnlotrttlon. Compollllvo ootory CD"'· meneurate with experience ond ox.,.ltnt bontflto. If lnttrtottd. caM 114·441· 2781 Md lor Mr. Clttwo11hv for your ....., lntonltw. lenoflelol of Ohio, Inc . of 411 2nd. 4vt., ClelllpoMo, Oh 411131 . Equol Opponunlty Employtt M-F. •* Opportunity ., oam t1500 In 3 ...... moiling ttlo· phono ..Ito from tho con· YMltnCO of your honw. Moll let1011 al opplicotion to; lo• T-4040 In core of Otlllpotlo Dally Trlbuno, 121 Third •••·. Gtlllpollo. Oh 4&13 1. : · · . By ownor. Romodoltd 3 bedroom hou .. on Rt. 33. Norw F.A. turnaco, largo tot . t23.000. Colltct 114·423· 8289 . ; • . • 8y ownor. Stot.ly. 3 bod· room houoo ot 10 E. St. In Pomeroy. II woodtd ecm. fomily room, dining room. F.A. htat, 2 bttlll, btH· mont.' :orago. t27,000 . Colltct 14-423-1288. : • *' ease. Older home In good condl· tlon . I 'h bllth, ook wood· work, carpeted, aood ""t· lng oyotom. Ltrgolot, dou... gorogo In excolltnt _ ntlgh· borhood. WHI flntnoe to right peroon. Prlctd In ZO't. Frank Clelond . Roclno . Phone I 14-949.-2071 . - : . • : ; · ; . · · : · · 8 roomoltt both, dock pon:h, · t floor pion. Nl.,. locotlon. · Call 8111 Wlllllmton. Ru· : flond . 614-742· 2007. By owntt II bodroomo, lorgo · llvlngroom. dining room, full, bt.. !Mnl. 2 car "'"""' lorgo tot, cto• to PPJH and : Ordntnco. Colt 304·17&· 6811 . 32 Mobile Home• for Sale NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S DUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEBT. GALLIPOLIS. :: RT 3& . PHONE 114-441· 7274. 197914x70 Boyvlorw, 7a24 o•pendo, 3 bdr., l'h bothe, Fr• lot I moo .. mull 1111. Call &14· 317·7408. 1-------- 1873 Boron Crown ucol· lent condition, owning, un· dorptnnlng, wtlhar· d•yer, nlco loi·IDWn. Coli 114· 446·6&77 or 814-4412805. 12x&5 1871 3 bdr. BrDOil· ' wood. now ctrpol, good cond, 1 'h bothl, gtl hatt, t&.BOO . Coli e1 4·441· 017& . 12x61i 1871 Schultz, ••.,.1· toni condition, now ctrpot, 2 bdr .. goio hoot. ti,IOO. CoR 1 0 17 1 14 ____·--~ 1 _6__• _·44~·913 2 bdr .. Now 10 80 1 Moon. n - carpet, OKcelltnt condition, t3.900 . Coli 114·441·017&. 19&8 Schult• 10•&0 ono btdroom. tully carpetad. romodoted. U200 . Coli 814·985· 411& ovonlngo. MOBILE HOMES MOVED; lnMOrad. -~ rottt. c.l-lln.UM Mobllt hamo lor Nla, mull ..11 1972 12x85, Schultz with 7x11 oxpando. 3 bod· rooma. wood ~mer. air condition.,, wooher & dryltf, partially furnlolttd, all op· plltncao, 2 porchtoltt undtr· plnnlng. t1,400. Coli 304· 882·2888. 33 Farma for Sale -------10& ocro form lor oato. Coli 614-388· 8139. Apple Orovo I 00 ocroo, torgo born 120x21. 1.300 ft fronltgt on Jorry'o "'Run, Rood. & - · from uoo· dyoor Plant. Mlnttol rig..... Wont offer. Clyde • -.: Jr. 304·1171·2331 . 36 Lot• & Acreage HOME OWNERS·Rtflnonco to low fixed roto. u.. oqutty lot onv purpooo . Loader Mort- Co.. 814·&9230&1 . 23 DO YOU NEED TO PUR · CHASE AN IRA7 Coli 814· 441· 3131 . Piono Tuning. Ltnt Donltll, 114· 742 -:19&1 . 41oo; Boby Grond Pitno lor ult . FrM dollvtl'/ ond tuning. Piano tuning and repeir, tune up tor till holldoyo, opociol dollvory. Word'o Koybotrd. 304· 67&·&1iOO or e7& · 3824 . 31 Form lor ...., no hoult, 2 . btmo. county water Itt ttptlc tank. Colll14·371·2251. · Profeu1onal Service• 41 Houna for Rent Nlct 2 bdr. homo, 2 full botht, 'h bl. from W11h. Eltm .. U2&. rtf, roq. CoM 114·4411· 21&8. F111nlolttd hoult, 241 Jttolleon Plko. GIINpolto, t200 wottr pold, 2 bdr. Col 448·M16 -7PM. Homes for Sale' By own•. Mu1t Mfl· moved. 3 bdr. ,.nch, one c.~r g~r1ge. walking cHitence from North Golllt High School. Roducad to U9, 900. Coli 814· 381· 8711 . For ulo by -no• 79 moblla home 14x70, front porch, undorplnning, n - carpot, 2 bdr.. 2 bttloo. gordon tub, firopl-. oil mtlntononca frot. 1 acre M·L, rurtl wot.,, t19 ,000 flrm . Coli todey 114·2116·8702. A hendymon'o opportunity lor pi'DIIt; Groon School dlotrlct. 2 otory houn with .. roeo, otorrn wlndowo, rt· frlg .. ttovt • woohar t211,000 or boot offtr. Coli 814·44e-202& or814·248· 8180. hoy Alltmbly Workll - - - - - - - . .00.00 per 100. Guortn· te•d p1ym1nt . No txptrltnot•No ..Ito. Dattilo und ulf · otldrouod otamptd Mvelopt; ELAN VITAL·lll47 3411 E...,. I ~:t,;f,':~~;-~::·· ..Ito Rd. Ft. Pltrao, FL I·' 334112. EXCELLENT OPPORTUN ITY FOil PHARMACIST IN SOUTHERN. WVA, IMMEDt4TaY 4V41LAILE . FOR MOllE INFORM4TION C4LL 304·2&2·5321 . 1 ocre with hou... 2 bdr.. rurol wot.,, lfllllc tonk, mobllt homo hookup. 2 , &00. Coli 814-388· 22 Mooey to. Loan Cu.tomtr Reprt11nt1tive . To glvo tWII'(. Collie puppill. Coli 304·171i·4883. LOST;Paltmlno colt. I mo . old. c..om color. Loot In Loading C - • - · 814· 892·1903. 24 6:30P.M. 11·1-15 t ... SmoM ulad wood Itt coat otovt. mull be In VII'/ good condition with groto & brloko unbroken . u.. no. I pipe. Cot1304-li71·'I707. flnenclel servlcet. lmme- ••ln.. a• •DKAL SUPPLY Wt Dtllvtr EVERY SAT. NIGHT Down fiOII Rutllnd Post Offica, willlteruMinJuntil 11111 Chriat1111s. lrN & Ulld toys. somtthinl ,for !Itt whOit family, dolls, tools, noveltiu, itc. · Wontad;Did pitnoo. Ptylng 020. & t40. ooch. Flntltoor only. Wrltoglvlngdi!Ktiono. wttt.n Pltnoo. BOK 118 Sordlo Ohio . 438411 . Phono 114-483· 18015. 2 ''" tome klnono. Coli 1 monron llo box to givo oway. 114·H2·tl824. 63 Plitt St~ Goo..... lalhan \iuilding PH. 949·2649 Giveaway 614· 251-157~. Out of Town Customtrs C.ll Collect •Home Oxygen •Hosplttl Beds •Wheel Chllira WE Ill .DICA. AND OTHEI INStiANCE UIIIIIS WilEN EUG•u GUN SHOOT _lAng lottom, Olio STANDING TIMBER . 41 Tromm. Coli ; 114· 742 , 2328 . Bo tlltOCialtd with ont of tho laadtll In COOIUrntr PH. J913982 JEFF CIRClE, SR. ALL STE.EL & POLE -BUILDINGS 4 · lilru Sot. 9 IM·S ,. '""· & !hun. Nlfhto (Free Estimates) Buying dolly gold. tllv• colno. rlngo. )lwelry,llorling WIN. old colnl, llrgt CUre rency. Top .. lc... Ed. lurlttn Borbtr Shop, 2nd. A... Middleport, Oh . 114·9923471. 4vo .. Golllpollo. Oh 4&131. Tho Gollla County Exttnolon SttVIct to now occapllng oppllcotlono lor o ttmpor· ory, parttlmo 4-H ·PIODrt"' tllillont . We woa be IC• coptlng oppllcotiono tlooough Dtcombltf 13. In· woottd lndlvldualo ohould contoct U. Golllt County EJctonoion Strvlco, 1110.2 Etotom 4vo.. Golllpollo, Oh 114·441·1007. 20"/o OfF SELEmD PERMS lhndaf2tt4 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLOS FURNITURE. Bodo. Iron. wood. colpboordo. cholro. chuu, buktto. dlohoo. otono joro, antiquM, gold ond oltvor. Wrltt-M .D . Miller, Rt.2, PomtfOy, Ohio tl718 or .. 11 114·992, 7780. :"'l'rVH' t", IUliAND CIY1C CENtER : &moll mobile homo, 8 or 10 ft. wldo. R•oon- . Coli tnytlmo 114-388-9711 . 3 Announcementl JIM CUFFORD IHKIIW ,..,, 1 Neon Wonted to buy· guno, knlv .. Itt colno, peylng in ouh, will pick up. Colle14· 44•· 3449 Of 814-448·2719. a-go "'" TtorW...... AMIY•oory "' S,.lol OcCOiitol Ill Yi4to.-Wo Tope Mr S,.U.I Ocllltittt. CIAIU5 IAILIY Pll. 742-2050 Spoc:ltllllng In Build·Up Commercltl Roofing BOGGS WANTED TO BUY uttd wood • coal heueu . SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. Itt Olivo St. Cletllpollo. Coli 814· 441·31&9. c,_,,,. QuRtg, N•t Allll lll llll :·· III~IIIS IESIDEJIIQ We pay c11h lor lttt modal clun uatd cera. Jim Min~ Che•.- Oidolnc . 8111 Gene Johnoon 814·448-3172 Buying Row F... IMI Md D- hid••· &oiling-tr-Ine MOpptlto. Wltttl .,d nllt IHto. Buctdoy, 114· L,.._______;,______.,...______.....~~::::;,-'1114·4711 . Houro;12·8 p.m. 11-H5-l mo. HAILEY HANING Wanted To Buy FuH Tit111 Taiddel'lllist IOWT IOOFING llitwlepert •POTTERY •CLOCKS •'tOYS •IMPORTS ALSO . IOOM103 ·-' THE TAXIDERMY SHOP All Meht Ph. 16141 143-5425 :t-Its II Ill IIMIMI FREE PARKING • Sue Murphy, !lilian Rousll Helen, Vitlil & liD, ' • 8 FT. GM COMPLETE BEDS AVAILABLE •Walhers •Di•hw11hers UU COWClo . RNDEIS ................... S39 DOORS ...................... SI9 TAl GAI!S .....:.......... 59 lad lilln ...llfl5 to 1175 98S·3561 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. SERVICE 1973·80 GMC TRUCK PARTS SERVICE lUGE. LOJIG : ~ FOI ALL YOUR ;: WI ..NG NEEDS MIDDLEPORT - 5 room lrame, I foor, 2 BRs, gas • • heat & extra large lmllot. Just $16,500. , NEW LISTING - 6 quiet . · acres and mob~e home m : !llod paved road. New work- • · shop/garage and dnli!l well. ~ $22.000. . ~ POMEROY - Mulberry Ave., srts th is good 3 BR l'ouse. Storm window s, oak floors. hot water heat & walk • · to the stores. Ony $28,000.: SOUTHERN - 2 houses &3 acres near Racine. SYRACUSE - Small 3 DR lrame being remodeled & 2 ' level lots. Asking $16,000. MIDDLEPORT - 5 room one lloor home near groc· , • ery, Ras heat. carpetinR &· small lot for $17.500. IIIODlEPORT - Modern type home. 2 BRs, full basement & lormal dininp, Has garage apt. Near the busi· ness section . HANDYMAN - 2 houses, one needs work, but one just remodeli!l, in Middleport. Only $25,000. tllfflOOR - In RusticHilb.• . Stove, refrigerator, washer 1 df'/er, office plus 6 nns. ver-Y good carpetrnp, family rm. [2x 19 & chain fink fenced. ~· yard. • 12·8-tlc · 'SAlES & SERVICE · , We Alao Carry •Fi1hing Supplies. MINIS! PHONE (6UI H2·6SSO 1 ·(614) -992· 3325 lladttt ... HEATING . , 317 North Socond Middltporl, Ohio 45760 Phone -•rid lEN'S APPLIANCE or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio ·HUDNAL'L . Real Estate .llll1011. l' . V. C. YOUNG Ill Complete Gutter Work Complete Rtmodollng Roofing of all Typoli Worked In homo,,. 20Y••• "Free Elllmoteo" ,_,.,,Ohio 1'101h Wttt Main Str.. t, ' " - 614-991·6778 FALL SALE 992·6215 VIIIYL I ALINIINUM • PLUMBING & TEAFORD 216 E. 2nd St . SPliT lEVR HOOSE with 3 beciooms, 2 COftllllttt bitlis, dinlfll room, livint . 1... rtalllion room. toCIItd on 8 acns. Urlll farm ponil. r---'iiiiii~· AUTO CENTD Mldtlltport, Oh. (CUT OUT FOI FUTtllf USfl 10.17 tin $ ~ 00 3·D ' " N. 2nd Awe. IFroe Eotimoteol Pll. 915·4141 '' l• LG. PIZZA w/ont Item - Rooting end gutter \NOr .. ' ·1 ond ...,.._ - -""'"· It -· - 10 ..... ond ,_of m a~c...,tyn C.,ton Al!hur Karr. - Ktrr; / :~!!!:]!!!!!:]~!!![ "" - tnd ............ oddt.o " 00· ~. Real Eatate General - Plumbing end elec:tricM work T111ti1g s,ele/ - Concrete wort - Free Eltlmatea. s-. (11129; (1211. 13, 311; CARPENTER SERVICE *Complete Remodelina *Room Additions *loofi.. *Sid ina *lil~s & Pole ;Juild•'-s SANDWICHES ANY PERM lAY'S BEAUTY SALON YOUNG'S Lone Bottom, Ohio mond H.-.. 1k1c 242, M..rov ettv. Qlllo 43144. Jom M. HOMton, Box261 , MurroyCity, Ohio. 43144. Ptul J . H.-n, a.,. 1711, Syrocu11, Ohio, 41778, - - lfiiiC*Itod eo. Exocutoro of 1ho -... of' 1 AMI Hulton. del llcl, lite ' of MoOo Pamtooy;·· ~ Mtlgo County, Ohio, 41i711t ' Cheolot H. KrtighC>1 ' Acting ........ Judge' .. l.Mo K. ~td . Cttrlt 10% OFF r----"-----..;.;..;., MARCUM CONTRACDNG Battery Sale NOW 1111U DEC. 4 1·1 J.tfc .' m mt RICK PEARSON 4UCTIO· NEER SERVICE . Eliott, form, tnllqut, llquld1tlon ulto. Llcenttd Ohio Md Wool Vlrglnlo. 304, 773&78& or 304-773·!1430 . AHHIUID 1115 ' COOIIIIS Subs - Steak - Stromboli Ham & Cheeie - Pizza Bread FREE Local Delivery , L-..__,..,....;....,..:....;.:...:.:..:J - Addono ond 10modttlna 992•3559 O'!NaU. 1 992·.J.J't~ Middleport, Ohio ·TV &APPLIANCE J-. t 0-4 MoiiNrry b ., Pom••Y 992,2196 ' 349 N. 2nd, lliddleport, Oh, 255 Mill St., Midol.,..t PAT HILL FORD *.SPEfD QUEEN lAUNDRY itGIISDN REFRIGERATOR , : Wt HlfJ UeNll•• •. Sltat T..hteltl c.,y Strvim, ftc. We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil.and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. :~~~~~~~A· ANGIE'S · PIZZA · Signs, • ...., Stomp!, IUJintSI Forms, RADIATOR WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR & Auction PlUS: Offko 5owli11 & Furnituro, Wodding ond Gr...,tioa Stotion.-y, ·Mogntlic lj RN'aappllc•tlonl now being ICCepted for emplciymonl. Col P1t11ont Vol· ley HoopHal. Poroonnol dept. 304-871· 4340 oxt. 301. r•"·time y,, ..,-.tht--,..,11. llrondt s .. lot 83. t82.92. Help Wanted & Vicinity THE QUALRY PRINT SHOP F11 All frlllt.t N•h ..,,r·;..., Rodney F. BrandebeiTY 11 To •II Avon, call 304-171· 1429. I of Helen Ktrr Boor; - . , Baer, ' " ' - loll known td· d - io oolvtown, and ., tl lht unlonown holro, dtMrtond ll8lCI ol k01 ol Artltur a-; Gltdya Kerr,"'-...... ..... odd. . . to ............ andtolht unkuoum heirs. a · , and ,.xt of kin of Oltdyo KarT; Wottor ICalr. Jr.. - . loll known - . . . It ......,...,, ...... Pt'Pieliiilf"-· . Etoy Auombly Workl t800.oo per 100.Guoron· teed Payment. No Experltn.,.· No Solto. Do· tailt - d otlf· tcldrooood otomptd onvelope; Elan VI· tol ·7111 3411 Entorpri.. Rd . Ft. Pterct, FL 33482. ---.,.---_..:;- :, ..--Ang-.-.-Ktlr~ -~ ::: ~ :" i 1 The Daily Ohio Business Services ,.. 111 C011rt $1., hlllrQ, OWl CS75! Hennan (Sarn) Strauss, 84, of259 . West Union St., Atbens, died ' 1 Thursday afternoon at the home d his grancjdaugl!ter, rMrs. Charles e'"' Public Notice (Cinda) Bartlett of Rl 6, Athens, folklwlng a long 1~. . •- - .. ....... . ; Hewasbomat Wblona, W.Va., to known ...,... il ur*nowtl.~ ~ ~ late Valentine and Anna Hobstetter Strauss. 1 · kO>t.tr;· ::.; He was a member of the First Karr; - . and oil- i 1 ~(;Co;n~tl;n;ued~f;r;om~P~a:ge~9~)----------------~--------------~d~ .. 00~ ~ , Chrtstlan Church ol lo\thens and a ,. ....... with . . - I t ... • retired employe of 1the C & . 0 'Milt. 11o1>1ot &/ar Shirley, be ....,...od, ...,.. .,. ' Hoyoo, WliMtm R.. Jr.. Lot EY1111, T-. Soc. 3, 2. ~ RaUroad With 47 years of seJVIce. Lot 85 *28 22 ~ notiflod that you ._. : A., t22..31i . 297, .21 A., 04.<11 . • . . named Dollndonlo In a • In addition to his ~ddaughter, Hoyet, Wlllltm R.. Jr.. Lot Holtw. Charloo W.. Sec. &. Willa, Aol>lot &/ or Shirley, ,__. oction ontillod John T. ' 298, $279 .80. lot 88, •1&11.3& . ...., d J 11 p • suJVtvors Include tWd great grand· 28.06 A., t147 .88. Wolf~ Monte R-v & / or Grueur an u1n • 1, Hoyoo, .WIIitm R. Jr., Lot Wlltatd llo Audril. daughters, Karen and Christina lolJolforo. 298, .12 A., f2 .93. li1do Suo. 3. .29040 GN-. Pltlil~.~· 83, t27.42. a.r, Et At., DIMkWitl. • Bartlett of Athens; two brothers, 13•288 .£v. ~. Atho Olon &/ or Jon-. Wllam M., Sac. 211, octlon t.. boon lllignod Caie • Cello Plttrl, .229 A., 0421.23, Charles Strauss of Pmleroy and 6.144 A~ t1,0ZZ.78 . SUTTON lWP. Number 84·CY·333 and II " ~ Alltll A... 12 A., Kloln, Robert Itt/ .. Ttmft'¥. MEIQS LS.D . •· ~-. a1 Donald Strauss of Racine; and a t205.49. Sy<acu.. Homo · ~=L pending In v• ..... rt ; lol88. t9 .03. special friend, Helen Clark ol Co.. Publi: Utllty p, Conwnon P1to1 ol ~ • ~ Allei1 A., .12 A.. laudtrrnlt Max E. Itt/ or 1702.1111 . County, Pomeroy, D, • Logan. tl8.74. L.. Lot 90, t537.14 . Notice is henby ,..._ , 4&789. -: Lavender, lJirTy W., pwoet, He was preceded In death by hts Long, Gertnodo. Lot 57, lht whole of Tho objact oltho COITIIIMU . $28.71. Wife, Madge Mees Strauss: ooe t15.83. Llvender, UOTY W., p...... ttocto.-lob. or porta o1 loti..,;~ II lor ptiddon althoolandgoo • Long. Gertnodo, Lot 58, daugher, Margaret Ann (Peggy) t18.83. f21 .71 . be cerdllod lor IDnoclo.,,. 1rt I n - In 1111 • · lht County Aucleo>r pu..,.,. .....,._ In · V'*'mo 29Q, : Llvender. Lorry w .. p ...... Howard; nve sisters and two McKinney, Jeff Itt/a Jento'- o f - to thootott Pogo 733, MtlgoC101nty Dood · nifer, SEc. 14, 2 A., t113.84. 040.82 . brothers. Roconlo.relwtncotowlidl' · Llvondor. Mory J ... 38 A.. McKinney, Jeff Itt/ a Jon· Pll!lltioe ..,.. ~ ... pold . ~ mtdt. . . Funeral services 11'111 be 1 p.m. nifor, ttl.l3. Sec. 14, .110 A., t2.83. In ICCOidlnot with Chop!• You .,. roqulrtd to .,."((I . Llvnlet, Rqlh Itt/ .. Mary. Sunday at the Hughes Funeral Potu, l!orry, 2.711 A.. 18. $2.29. 5721.08 tnd 5721 .03 of tho 1ho C""""""t wllhln 29 dtyo ' Home In Athens With Dr. James t102.4&. ott• tho loot t•llllc.wion of"* ; Llv11N1to, Rolph Itt/ .. Mary, Ohio Rovilod Code. Pont, Htrry, 7.211 A.. .188 A.. f1 .t1 . ·Wm R no11ce will be puiJIIholl . Grooms olfictattng. B¥11a1 wUI be Ill t33.110. . . .... -... -~ t>r • . Molgo County-· Llvender. Rolph Itt/ .. Mary, Atbens County Memory Gardens. Polll, Wm.. Soc. 31, .98 A., .33 A.. 04.158. ............... Deputy .. • ......... Tho ... : Friends may call at the funeral tll9.13. publlctlion will be mtdt on 1 Lovondtr, Rolph&/ .. Mary, Polll, Wm.. Soc. 100, 4 A.. 17, t2,29 . J...,orv r1. 1886 a ' home from3-7p.m. Saturday. t10.154. diY. ·lor wll com- ; L........ Rolph D. Itt/ a Potts. Wm. llo lltnjamln. 7 Mtry ,.... on that doto. Breanna D. Campbell 14, t33.72 . A., M8.26. Iii of your ...... Ill · Uvlndolr. R._,h D. &I a Breanna D. Campbel~ 3, of 112 Po111, Wm. llo Banjtmln, tnrMt or othlt u:ti1e riiJM)nd Miry J . 11i, t33.72 . Brick St., Pomeroy, died Thursday Soc. 31, 9 A., AJlpoox., II -Ired 1rt fie Ohio R.,_ Llvondor. Rolph D. Itt/ or .38. of CMI l'loctd~n, ju<Vnwllt" • at the Chtldrm'sMedlcal Center In 041Polll, Mtry J - . 11. t3.388.811. Wm. - lltnjooNn, & lrt ...,... will bo ....! Pltn>o. Clntun W. &/a Columbus. . A., t33.12. ogllilll you lor ... ~ • l\'lldrod,Lot20, t& .71 . Pvwoll, Jotyy F. Itt/ cr Mar· Surviving are her mother, Debbie dtorw- In tho C-loln~ ,. : - · Ctintlln W. Itt / a llottd ; N011ombor 19, 1885• . Campbell; grandparents, David garwt. Soc. 3. 40 A., M80.78. Mldrod, Lol1&, f14.11 . R...,o Gat Itt S.lllioo Co., laiTY Sponotr, ' Syrocu.. Homo Utltltteo and Ruth Campbell gl Pomeroy; Public Utility Poroonal. Public Notice Cllrk of Courta, : Co.. public utllty - • t1 ,904.31. four aunts, Connfu Patterson and Molgo CountY , t112.41. Riar, Wllltm E .. lot tiO, Convnon Pltol Court • Cindy KlJig, both elf Pomeroy, Toolord, Dolo C. &I or IN THE COMMON PLEAS mo. • Sandra Edwards of Clnctnatl and Wando L . .88 A.. t1.10&.92 . COURT Of MEIGS COUNTY. (11122. 29; " - BtrbortJ.IttT-oR.. . I T. .lord, Dolo C. Itt/ or OHIO . Kathy Campbell of North Carolina: ' ~· ; (1218, 13, 20, 'I7, Ito Soc. 9. 2.150 A., M08.26 . Wando L. 1.'10 A.. ts .tl3. ' JOHN T. GRUESER one uncle, David Campbell d R - Bo-J.Itt T-oR.. T. .tord, Dolo C. &I or .,d Soc. 9. 2.150 A., M08.2e. • Cincinnati; a great-grandmother, Wando L, .31 A., t3.23. JUANIT4P. ORUESEJI. Spon_, Eliott Itt/or DoPublic Notice Mrs. Cectl Campbell of Clnctnnltus, rothy, Soc. 8, 40 A., t181 .78. Pltlnlilfs 64 MiiC. Merchandise vs. · N.Y.; and se-Veral cousins. Slllloe, Clyde F. Itt/ G; EloiO ARTHUR BAER, ET Al NOTICE OF • •• Funeral services will be 10:30 P .. Soc. 30, 14.28 A., DefiiMIMtl 1510.&1. APPOir-ITMENT OF ' a.m. Monday at the Ewing Funeral Caoo No. 84-CV· 333 FIDUCIAllY . Sy<ocuoe . Hon UtHHin NOTICE BY Home With Rev. David Bryan Co., Pllbtlc Utllty peroontl, • Eotm of Amo HUlton, · PUBUC4TtON De alt. · o!Dclattng. Bul1al wlll be In Meigs 172.16. COMPLETE LINE OF C..No. 24H1 . Wolt!on. Wllilm D. Itt / .. Memory Gardens. Friends may call To Korr - · wlmo loot ........ - " .... On ~ 211, 1981i, In ' llrondt S., Lot 83. 6 A.. FARM AND AUTO known, tnd to 1ht 101lonown lht Metgo C101nty ·Poobtto ' at the funeral home frol'n 24 and 7·9 t13.17. hoh, dalo ' I Md - ' al kOI tourt C... No. 24981, Roy. : BATTERIES p.m. Sunday. Welton. Wrliom D. llo / .. Blast rips refinery; , kills two, injures 45 By SUSAN SEAGER CARSON.Callf. (UPI )- Aserles d explosions that ripped through an Arco oU refinery killed two people and Injured 45, sending a ball of flames hundreds d feet Into the sky. More than 100 firefighters, ha· zardousmaterlalsexpertsandthree rescue heUcopters converged on the Los Angeles suhom as the plant eru~ted Into chaos Thursday. The explosions and resulting hour·long 11re knocked out a $3) mUUon catalytic processing unit that Increases the octane of gasoline. Damage was estimated at S2 monon. It took rescuers several hours to account for all the Arro employees PHONE 992-2156 o. WriltDaitty Cllssititll Dttt. Hennan Slrau88 Polish defector receives job offers By RJCBARI) EXNER CLEVELAND iUPI) - Poltsh defector Leszek Kapsa probably has trouble understanding why so n1any Ohioans are having a hard time finding work. J(apsa, 27, announced his defec· tkln to the United States Wednesday and received two job offers Thu rs. day morning. Renee Kulacz, owner of Renee's Polish American Restaurant, lm· mediately offered a position lo Kapsa, who was a cook on a Polish freighter. "I've needed someone for someUme. It's very hard to lind a good cook," he said. "I've put advertising Into the newspaper with no The Daily Sentinel ·- 1986 2 bdr., unfumlohtd hOW II with garogo. Rtf. • Dop. required. Coli 614-441 · 9888 . 2 bdr duplex, t200 mo .. Soc. clop. & rtf. roqulrod. Coli 614·441·02114. 3 bdr., carpotad, not . .., · heot. 'h milo out Rt. 141 . Dop. req .. t19& mo. Coli 114·441·2034. Smtll hou11 & mil11 Iron\ town oultoblt for couple only, t1&0 mo. Colt 814 .. 448-2917. 2 car g1rage, on At. ~ N.Q.H.8 ., Nnt w~h option to buy or •II. owner will flnonct. Call 114-241· &821. r . �.. December -. I .' 100 Looutt P -. can 114- 371-u.a.. 3 bdr. INIIh, lull buo;""'t· Girt .......... dlat.• gu .neot. ~ ' The 111a ..,,._ Ref. l •• H - Clf!* .... lllpOCIW. buflw. ..,... .,... t!clut Woer 1'1101111 TV,-'<· lilg _ OOftd, Cll 114-<MI4337. • dep. Nlll - t310 1110. Coli 114-441-4301orl14-441· t171 . . • r ....· 3 bdr., lorvo kitchen. nice Ulllty room, 1 car ''t a2tl · mo. llof. clop required . Coli 114-441· 13. .. •' • 2 biclroom houoo In Pomeroy. Fully -.-.c~. euo. monlll pluo no. ~114-112-3014. THEY 6-HOIJL D HAV E A R1Pf LIKE THAT IN EYEI<Y CAI<NIVAL- ... 3 bedroom houoo. Coli 814· 148-2424. loll or - ·· COIY OOitlgl. 3 P'er11y fllr· with C.H walhera dryer In Aoolnl. 114-8482718. roome a ....... In Mh•wlle loy the lutk bedroom houoo. Total ......,._ ,..._.,..., fllr. -. 114·112-1211 or 114-112-7314. plent. 1 ....• " nts .., ·-.' - .r 1973 Fon Ltt Untr complng : - : troller. 11 fl. compltlt. Ctll ·~ .. 304·57&-2317 or 171- .'-t:;. 2281. . • !"'".-.r • .:=.::..----- - .:-'·..,··.....~ Si~l 'III:I:S • ... •< .... SMAll \\MlADS PAD< A111 PliOII 42 Mobl'- Homes for Rent 1811 Ford Eooort. 4 - d . block with rod Din ttrlpt, AMM Otatttt, e4,100. Coli eltor 4 prn., 304-137-20211. - t d . -.plirolrlt or for porto, tiiO. or ,..... noblt oflolr. Ctll 304·871· 3128. Livestock ................... ldtl.... 10 - · old. co11 304-171-2111. •ao. , _ Hereford hllfwrJ l buM buH col¥10. oleo eome OOWI. R1110n1blt. Coli 114-371-2t71. . .2 Rot. A"""o bulle, ortlfl· olol. ,.,.,.._ - - - I ...... old, 10 • pound, -1 nlot. Coli 304-1711-2802 ett••· Hay & Grain c...n l hoy fvr ooll. Coli 114·143-1111 orl14-1431411 or 114-143-1111. For •It ..,. atrow a ...rloy. Coli 304-171·1011. 1878 Pontloc Sunblrd etoo. 304-171-&711 . eo• 1880 XR 7 Cougor lotdtd, mllto. nttda eomo -•1.1DO.Conbot-7 Woodmont. 1'1 . Plt-nt. 304-171-1347. .a..ooo 72_ Truck• for Sa'1872 GMC tftlcll V-8. Pl. Pll. 1ont wldt bod, pr1ct ..10. C.ll304-411-1817. 1111 Chevy PU Y1 ton lllortwhttl bttt, lltptidt. 8 ovl .. 3 opd. Ctl 114-2111'111 eltor &PM. , 1 lit botlnntro 11011 clubo lit liiH tppltt mounloln with bog, nlcto thriiiiNII light ...... liw."TNoh ift, •1o. con 304-773,ONnllf,N...... T..... 110. . loo. Gr-. llnonlit. 7 dtyo. 1:00 to l :oll. Jocll't Lump cool lloultd •42 .00 FNit Milt, Rt. 31, H.,dtr· ton. CoM 304-171-1400. l:..wn. l Dltmond .,.... mont •d waddlnt .... lit. bo remounted, txc. cond, horcat 210 ootnner. Coli 304171-1122. c.. Mobllt homo far rent, 2 bodroomo, lond HIH Rd. CoM .304-171·3134. Apartment lor Rent i .•. For - • llttplng lloomo tnd lltht hoult kttplne roomo. hrk Control Hotol. Ctll 114-441-0711 . HoullhttPint room, rongo, rtlrig.. ohore both, moll prthtittd. ud~ltt pd. 1121. Coli <MI-4411 olttr 7pm. • JACKSON 'I: STATU 48 Space for Rant APARTMENTS IEqutl Houtlng Opportunllfl _.tilly rent llorll II 1111 MobllthoiMiot,12' xiO ' or for 1 bedroom ond 1204 for 111 wattr pold. 4111 2 INidroom. depolit 1200, a Noll. Gollipolla. Coli 441· -ltd - Sprint Vallty <M1S elttrii'M. l'luo ond Foodllnd. pool tnd Ctblt TV wollololt, COUNTRY MOBILE Homo offici houra I I polllblt 10 Perle, Routt 33. North of - t o 4 pm tnd 7 pm to I pm Pomeroy. Lorgo Iota. CoM Mooldly Frldoy. Col 114- 114·112-7479. 441 - 2741 or ltonl - - - - -- -- "'"11... Troller ...,.,_ Smoll child· ren _ . t d. Out Rt. 1. Nicely lurnlohtd mobllt Loculi R -. bock of IIU. homt, tH. opt .. otnlrol olr 1· 304-171-1071 . tnd ..olin city. lldulto only. con 814-441-0331 . -lllr. 11-rottd opt ., 2 bdr.. f1 10 to UIO. Coli 304· 171-1104 or 304-171UII or 304-171-7111. Upotolfl unfurnlthtd opt.. otrptltd. tHutHitlttpold, no cltlld,.., rtO pe11. Coli 114- 61 HouHhold Good1 1- -------- <Me-1137. I WAIN AUCTION l I'UIINITUIIE l'llmlahld opt. a bdr.. 1311-l 4111. Oolllpollo. t1S. wotor 1Z OW... II., Gtlllpolt. Npold. Ctll 441-<M11 eltor a u l l d --oool-1 pc wood Lll oullo •••· ?I'M. bunk btdt •111. IIIIIOn N- tHicltncy opt. Coli bedroom tultN, r•goa, 114-441-0310. .............__ ...... -... -.............. Firewood-cutup_ 1l1b1, 1 truoh lotd a1oo. 2-1110. l'lckup lotd, fOU lloul '1 I . HEAP ......... Col 114241-1104. Hou11 cool. Lump a ttohto. Zlnn Cool Co. Coli 114-<MI1401. CoHthln'o Ulld Tlrt Shop. Over 1,000 ........... 12. 13, 14, 11,11,11.1. 1mlllt out Ill. 211 . CoR 114-HI· 12&1 . Flnwood •40 PU lotd dtll· vorod . I fl. londootpt 11-1 e4.10 ....Itt. ecoth plno live X-mu ••• btltd • burltptd '32 .10 . .. Mulch. Colll14-441-1718 doyo or 114-<MI-1141 elttr lpm. Wllllt Hwlng mtchlnH:' IIIUipptd to ztg-ng, monogrom, - . .... 11tln tthoh, INihltbutton holtt, mtnd· lng, . . m. dlrnt. mort. Rtg. on bullont prlct aztt. rtOw eu8 . Coli oolltct 114-311-1021 olto llovt ~.hi mtehlntt ..,. prfct tl28, rtOW 1241. a Klnt wood-1111 .... youth lltd. IIOrt ... by Intercom. Colll1,.:317-7120. -oplltttr for Grtvtly , _ typol """ own ...r box vue. t400. lolld moplo dlnlngroom tol i l t - 2...,. -~ ......... VGC. 1221. Coli 814-3177113. 2- 1,000 ITU AC. Ctll 304-171•7341 tftor IPM. 140YI S..Ond AVo. 3 bdr .. New llvlntroom ault•• I1116Md ftlou¢ood ~ .... t110 mo .. diP- roqulrtd. ,,tt. ellt. lompa. olao ..,.. PU lotd. Cell 114-441-4222 INI- buying oool a wood • -· dollvertd. Coli 114-<MIColl 114-441·3111. 71_-~----1ca:-:1::- -••1. •ae. ,,. For 8111. IUIII'LUS, CARHART, ARMY, DENIM CLOTHING. lntulotod Docron covorollo coiiiOufltatd e30 . (0,.... orgr- •2'11. ltm lommervlllt't Ettt lit· v..owood, Wvo., Fri., Sat., Bun. 1:00-7:00 PM. (ollllr ..,.., .... elttriP'MI Clolld ltturdoy Doc. 14, lundly 11. (Kido Comou~l Do· livery 304-171-33~. lltdlo ....... 1'118 10 ...... ........ 11 K memory, prlntor, _ . . . , .,d ...._ . . . •471. N - - httttr . .0 . CoR 304-171-1711. Gym PIC plut f l t - oyottm, oon- redlo·phonollpt ployor. COR 304-1712771. o.,.., -f 11; 111 'I ll "II TOP' CASH pold far '80 modll .,d now• Ulld coro. lmllh llulcll-Pontltc, 1811 &oatern Ave .. Golllpollo. Coli 114-441-2212. 1171 Plymouth Vtllont S..mp, 2 dr.. ,,..., V-1. 311 motor. eood rodtlil tlrot. rodio, AC. Coli 114-241· till. 1111'111 ~- 1171 Pinto " · cyt.. 4 tpd .. point, Nnt good. Coli 114-<MI-<MU 1174 Morcurr Ctprlco 4400 or bttt - Coli 114-441-H11. 1813 Oldtmobllo dltttl Dlltt Roytll 12.000 mlltt. ,_ AC, crullt control, eood condition. groot futl oconorny-31 MPG, now ..... prlctd to_._ ti.OOO. Coli 114-<MI·0140 or 114441-1428. 1812 D......._ Arlit, 2 dr. .._.. 33.000 mMtt. ••· cond. Coli 114-441·0214. 1871 Mutttng 4 apd .. AM· FM, IOOd 111 mllttgt, u.1oo. Coli 114-3111334 efttriPMc wl!l.-- -·· 11 Farm Equipmant 1-------- Ntw Hollond lloo 070 Fl- nonclng for 2 _,. on or utld Hoy a For• produc:to. Grinder rnlxtrt, """"" .,.....,., Now 11 lht tlmt to buy boll mtnurt -dirt . . . caah dll· ~=- ':::..~~:f':!; Holllnd 101 by , M.,..rt .t.=: :r::.4•M~2':.;, 1 1113NI...,. Colll14·441· To'* lprlldor e1200. 11112.,.., II· 6& Building Sul)llllel Ulld Modtl 171 Now Hoi- 1111 Pantltc Cobllno Nnt llndluta...-.z~tt~tor. Ttndtn o\xlt, 21 CIU vr•t.eood cond .. muatttM. •zeo or bttt oflolr. Coli 3100 1 U ~ J~ ~I .700 . - Grinder - · ........ BUILDERS 8UPPLIE8 Model Mlxtr 114-241-1117. t2400. 1-UIId Modll 311 l -,-.-.,.-1\-.o-n-tt_C_trlo_A_M_--F-M. Surpluo NlviiCit cloiiOUtl. Now Holltnd 100 loy Drindtt •• vory lir oond., 301, f2,000. Coli t. l"x7-1i''x11' prlmo Mixer ltld·Drlvt hordboord oldlng 20 .00 llltlt . .110Ci. 1- U... Modtl 114-311-1011 orl14-311pr., or 1.71 pr. pltot. 31 Clrlndtr • • ., 410. 1- 1130. 2. - - w o o d .... N- MCMiol 313 Now Hoi1171 VW lc'-. IOod tlumlnum tldlnt with fotm ltnd eo by IArlt tlrtt oond. Pricod undtl wfiolt. bock In color 31 .H orq. Grtndtr Mlxtr 2· .... v--'-·o. C"" 114 _,.. 1 _ 3. 4'xl' tn 4'xt'x7· 11 Ulld Now H. .M Modtl ""' .. IIUCCO to Mo-t lldlnt .., Round btllrtlfydwrtp 2041 - I.SI .. 13.11 pc. . .100. 1- Ulld Ntw Hol4. ¥;" and .... exterior lond Model 270 lolor 1171 Colore l l l l u - = plywood whh flbtrgl111 ~i:~::::.:lo _ • ..... lorctd two tldtt I' wldt. Now HoHtnd . . . . . . . . 14' &" .... 31.00 • • fiOO. 1- Now Holland 1112 Cutlooo lupromo I . 12 poe . ..... lntullttd Model 411 • fl. l_toyblnt ~ tiZOO 4 outo, V-1. pt, prthunt door'lo I ponol. I D.. ... ·' " ;·· • aoulto. VGC. 114- ' or fluoh 2-1 or 3·0, G-ulldmodollla21e • 71.00 ... llntltt 11.11 ... Hty from a100 to 12· 1110 dlyo, or 114I . DurMrn otll moiiiillho e1400. 1- ulld Modti707 , _•~•-2·-:-•-1_7_·~--::--=--: . - . 4 'xl'x'A' &,II or Cho- ........... I e:oodfltld chtttnut II . hlndt , 1100. 1 • Ulld Otlll 11U Ford ~rt . FWD . 4 For... biii .UIOO. 1-UIId op .. E.C . • 3400. 114-742grtdt. . 7 • •••••• 1.4" preflniahld ma- . _ 717 a.... ..... , 3013. _ OI_r.-Loonllt ptntllnt ttaonda ..... Hlld e1100. 1- Ulld 1-.- .--Lin-ooh_n_'l'_o__ 1 14 3.11 tnup. Ntw Holllnd 711 CltlifPI _ !xotlllnt · • -. 1 . lru- tlurnlnum koy a 1 Row H10.. UIOO. 111111111 ~..,... tnlr- lodul 4.11 • . 1-Ntw H...nd L·41Z hid t1:I,OOO.Or on.. 114-MI-3111 • . lnl- .......... - · · · - Loodtr flnlthtt 100 ...... t12.100. 1-UIId l-or-11_4_--_1·_31_1_4._ ..__ 28.H. 10. ..... oth vtnlty with • G-71""'*lo!lcnow IIIOid boerdl polntt IOVWDtthtrdlttol-n, --....0- · •• loP 111.00. euoa. lltthrt ltrvlat low Pilnn'1 WtrllltouH, Well- Corltor, st. lit. 11. 1'1. 41~41 ~: .OartO lion. Olllo. Coli 114-•4111p11y Rd. 10071 ·3•101 • • , 3841. 31!4-•e-•74. . •1400. 31 moo. ,_ u.... • - " -or,m. mD.... "*" I,..... ·-rllll . . . .. o.-....... ....'""""lpptd. a ......... wv, r= ....c;r-::· ' . ••• IDd -~ · IllS ,, ... rve GOT A ~UNCH THAT TWO -HEADED PTERANODON CARRIED OFF KING G U Z. A ND 81NKY.1 1 ·-· : 2l •.. ·at .. • lrt! ..• :·> ·. .... .,. J .lnd L. lnotollotlon. Roo{··, • , . lng,vlnyltldlnt.ttorm~ . , ·'· tnd wlndowl. F- 1111·. .. ·.,... motto. Ctlll14-992-2772. ' : .... :. I don't know what it iG ... but it's like '5he'51ost COLEMAN WATER WELL ·. _; . : :; DRILLING • ·"· Pump 11111, III'Yicl. Rttli· · • : -· ;. tertd In Ohio. AH ~ ·.•:.•: guorentttd. Ctl 304-273-. ...... ,., 2111. R.,.,owood. W. Yo. '-- :i , ' I ..,_ I< RON'S Ttltvlolon ltrW:t-'. • -, >", HouotctlltonRCA.Quou[.•: · ·~·t· GE. 8ptclollng In Ztnlth: :.• ~;­ Ctl 304-171-2318 or 114- ' r·" ,_... 441-2414. . ~ ·:-: - I'll have a vet herein the morninq! her will to live' ' l ~ ·.- .. l iiii;:BT.;;;;;;;-s;;;'; : .- ,.. '"·- --·' -· ~ · I' ,· · ~., . tl;le .... )llS t:: Fttty T- Trimming, otump • rtmovol . Coli 304·871r 1331 . < - ton .... ....... " ..n . '•IL.r ~ il.a : ~-, .,_ret ~ . lin 1tn Ford F-100. eood oond. Col1814·•1·1114. .... .. ,.the ~ ~~ 111-.. 1818 Dodtl P.U .. tlontl,4 op .. overdrlvt, tlldlng lWindoWI, lltrol. 114· 742-2711. < II • nal .. · In ., BAIEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondlllonol l~otlmt gu• ront•- Locol reftrMctt furnllhtd . F,.. tiiiiNIIIO._ Coli colltci1 -S14·237- : :_ _ . 0418. diY or nltlrt- Ropro ~_.,.;: ; . ._ n t WottrprOO!Ing. - _ _. D.tnd M: Contrtctoro. VInyl oldlng, rtploetmtnt win· ....... lnaqlttlng, roqllng. now tnd remodtllnt. con· crtlt. CtM 304-773·1131 . • '' :;. oot < 11 Mercury ciprlct. Ghl~. 48,ooo mllto, eood ollopo t1 ,400. Rtct cor porto for 1111. til now for Novo. Coli 304-171-2102. ~ en, 111DVWRobbltC,dlllll ·1 ~ OWMr, 12.000 mll11. tun :-~: roof. ..now IOod -::-:---:-;----· · · ..-~:oond 48 po!nt, MPG,vory .2.780. --:....Coli 304-171·2011· ofllct· 81 · Home - ·-"' rttldtnot. lmprovementa > • 7 1114 Mercury Topu INion 83 ' "'• ·ed : ·liS • Good. olton 1171 Dodtl Mtxl-lWindow v.. far .... or lrtdt for .... inodtl tutomttlo plok-. .. Alto for 1111, 1871 F100 plcll-up. ltondord. Rtol ellen. Col 114· 141·2272: - ~1 • ...: Uy · ~:J ty I ..:~. on -~ .. es ve \:.0 1877 ford 780 tlntll ull troctor. 311 111. 1 . with 2 ........ vory IOod oondlllon . .4210. C.lll14-tll-4111 IYM!Ingt. 1871 Ct.vy 'Ia ton INch. I fl. btd, I Cyl., 3 .......... ttvor. 78.000 mllto . tlllt trtdt. Coli 11200. 114-949-22&2 ..... Got your corptlln tlllp tllopt -Ctpllln8-.lurnl• .......... j ......... domott - · 304-171-2281. 82 74 Chevy PU loclory flttbtd. 304-171-. .01. JIM'S PLUMBING a HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1, lox 311. OtiO· pollt. Col 814-317-0&71, 4 W.O. 8oout .4 •4. 1871, 34hng., PS, I'll, AC, AT, 11110 hubt, mt1or Nat ropolrtd, uttd prlnclply far cor, - · .....,.., e2.400. Coli 014-211·1031. ,._1111' Hunttr' t Sptcloll 1971 Ct.vrolttloolltdtll Subur' btn. 414 with to-t pock.... AC. AM-fM rodlo l Cll rodlo, "'· Pl. txtroo. Gooo in t .. lltOW. Good oondtlon lntldt. lltcM!tly polnttd. 12.100. Coll-···14ttZ-7411 uniM I p.m. 1tl0 J - Cheroh•. 2 door. 8 ovl .. 4 op., om-lm n•• ••·· ••, t owner. 73,000 mMtt. 13100. 114742-2700 dtyoor 114·3170117-. 1112 Jttp Til, 4-WD, 4 opd :, olr. AM-FM ca-ttw, booko lor ti,IOO llhlnt 14,100. Coli 304-7?3II<M or 773-1337. 74 Motorcycle• 1171 Hondt 710, '121. Col 114-<MI-2371. 1111 Hondt lour w-or 121. n.110 . Uko · - 304-112-HH. 1tl1 IIIWIItkl KX210, ..10. Coli 304-·2-2421 . 83 Excavating Boatl 1nd Motors for 1111 John boot for Nit. Coli 114-211-1417. Fothtr Oonne realizes the pa in w ith Cil SCTV Notwork (}D Eyewltneaa Newa {j]) MocNoii-Lahrtr Nowoh- our 0) il]J Divorce Court 'fll Jofftroono CIJ Mory Tyler Moore D ()) Slatewide (j]) Graot Porlormono11: Boat of Game (I) Pltttt Oon't Eot Dololeo copter breaks down end Clayton ·can 't get ,i t to fly . ·Cil AWA Wrtllling (l) Wo118trtttWttk Louio flukeyaer analyzes the ' 80's with a weekly review of econom ic end invest· ment matters . a {!) (f) Joopordy (f) Nightly lutlnttl Report ® Whttl of Fortune IDI Prlot lo Righ t WKRP In Clnolnn,tl .(f) IInford and &on D (Il Knight Rldir Mi- I Dotor Work lind clltrtng, ltndtclplnt. ttc. ,,.. lltlmotto. Coli 114·441· 8031 or 114-992-7119 onytlmo: 10:00 D (Il (I) Miami Vice A former Vi etnam war correspondent shows up ba b·bllng about an America n officer who t mugglad home mill io ns in cocai ne ~ ul and Kin leap into ac· tton to stop en acrobatic 10 yooro ago, bring ing robbery teem. (60 mln.l Dorio Do'(o lest ill General Hauling ~endt CIJ 0) (J]) Weboter (CCI CD Silly Graham'• Southam N- Englond Crutodt C. Cll Twilight Zone Jomoo loyo Wottr ltrvloi. Aloo poola fllltd. Coli 114211 -1141 or 114-441: 1171 orl14 -441-7911 . · CJ) MacNeit.Lehrer Newsh· our ® Billy Graham Crunde {j]) Eltctrlc Compony 1111 MOVIE: 'Jonny'o We ~ Ktn'o Wottr ltrvlct. Wolle, cltttrno, Paolo lllltd. Phorit &14-317-0123 orl14 -3177741 nltht or dly. Port 2 of 2 [MBOI MOVIE: 'Night of tho Comtt' (CC) [MAXI MOYIE: ' lrroconclle· bit Dlfftrtncto' (CCI Wough' o Wuor 8orvlct. Willi, cltttrnt, poola . Fott, rtlloblo llrUico. Coli 81 4· 211 ·1240 or 114· 28&11 30. Rtooonoblo rotto. (2 * hra.) 1111 Odd Couplo (CCI When Wooley's '"" t1118 n ch aritable achsme t o get a trip to Di sney World backfiret. Mr. Belved ! re steps In to teach him a let · son in charity. ... G (Il CIJ Mlolltt of SCI· enoa Bill must help th e orl· ginll 1114M lll lon.Oollar man recover a brief c111 cpntalning the pre t ldant's po rtable commu hlcatlons ulpmonl. (60 mln.l Club ; 700 Ttnnlt: 1885 Auotrollon Open Champion· t~lpa Womon'o Flnolo. (2 hra.J Cll Ill (J]) Dlll'ront ltroktt tCCI Arn old mut t maka a tough decitlon when his girlfriend Is romantically willing and the guys at s9hool are waiting for a THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST/WENDY HILLER IN A WITTY GREAT PERFORMANCE WPBY Adv (I) Great Performancea: Beet of Broadway Top song and dance numbers are used to pay homag e t o the start of the Ame rican mu sical theat er. (2 hrs.l (I) The Lone Ranger (f) &I (j]) Mr. Bolvtdoro • • ....olltotd. ill Ace Awarda The Ace Awards for Cable Excall · ence will be presented tQ wlnnert in 6 2 c ategories. Upholstery auia'a~~~ o•,v;· ~, \4:~ flJ Cll@ Folcon Crtot W Umottono, houoo coel. Coli 114-317-7710 ' Dumptruck Dollvory I to· VIet, 304-171·3110. " • M Furniture Monuft~­ turlng, 11. AI, 7, CrOW!t ~:Jo oh. c•• t14 -2u- back bitter memories to Crockett. (80 min.) ([) • !]]) Our Family Honor {CC) Augie Oanzlg's ao n is kidnapped when Aug ie purchnea a Caribbean II· l and cuino complex out from under 1 powerful crime czar. (60 min .) [HIOJ Boxing: World Chom. plonohlp Boxing: Donold Curry verau1 Milton MoCrory (MAlq MOVIE: ' Her<! to Hold' (CCI 10:06 11) Population: Planning tho Global family Highlight& from the Un ited Nations World Conferen ce on population in Mexico City are presented. 10:30 (Il Vorltty a ton at Los An@l11 Lakere a oo oo rn u (J]) Ntwo m Cll ® ill Mon from U.N.C.LE (j]) MOVIE: ' Ingrid' 1111 Bonny_Hill Show 11 :30 D (Il CD Tonight Show Joan Rivera welcomes Brvent Gumbel and Mlch· ala Loo. [80 mln.l , Skeltt~ CJ llof Cil * in Review Paul Duke is joi ned by top Woohlngton jour· . D Cil Mazdo SportoLook jMAXI MOVIE: ' lrrtconclloble Dlfloroncoa' (CCI 3:30 Cil Tonnlo: 198& Auo- Noon' 4:10 [HBO) MOVIE: 'Whirlpool' 4:30 ill MOVIE: 'Showdown at Boot Hill' tI SATURDAY J _ .J . mw."( E'JENINQ 7:00 (Il Loromlt @ College I Yesterd ay's . - I •. .. :k· 30 Cr iticize (s l.) 31 L.A. vru 34 Little lad 35 It follows prlnt emps 36 Y~llow bugle r '1'" •• .... )n ... ~ :e: ty . "' SiS ..,I'I: Now arronoe lhe clrcl«<itl l.,l to Jumble~ : CHASM ' fo rm the svrprl ae Jnswtr, as sug· J"iT L .1 P A AQV IJ D FORCE CAMPER TRUANT Anlwtr. He wll hoping to gat hl a tr im rlgure back, but act ually P'I I CI thli-A FAT CHANCE A .J X ll R Z v0 W It B 11 II c; .1 I P \' p A<J U R TQRPI. 1's '" '.' he One letter stands lor another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X lor the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostr ophes, the length and fonnation of the words are a ll hints . Each day the code letters a rc diflerenl . CRYPTOQ UOTF. 12-6 gested by lhe above c.-toon. xI r I J-r x1 " AXYDLBAAXH IILONG F E L L O W T O PA II..Y I. IF !!!. b: A '0- ... kSa !Answer• tomorrow) Footblll: Brigham Young at Hewell (]) flJ (() HH How b-T-+--t--:- 4 2 Equipm(>nt 43 Snl(' 1 Y" ~ .•. 33 Shahhy 38 "Mighty DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTES - Here 's how to work It : t I c•rest 25 Upright prophN 39 Scrutlnlz~ 40 Rf'marlc 41 Nixon a.ld•• j t WENTIG 'i 8 Furniturf' 2a Steal (• 1. ) SO Lariat 24 Mountain 32 I 1St> 37 Hebrew ,... I FUMINF K) I 1) WHA1 ~~TL., ~D~O f11 MOVIE: 'Nine Mllto to (HBOI Emmet Ottet'a Jug. by Henri Arnota ana 8ob L.ee -..-..... I I ... U't, ~ ' Is mou ~ MELIP trallan Open Ch•mplon. shipa Men'J Sem if inals from Melbourne, Australia. [2 hro.1 18 Turmeri c 26 Greek poet 27 Libertine 28 Hitc·hcock film 29 Shrew I......... . ....I._r ... [] 3 :06 . !es J.C,Joi n 26 Rl .'s m(Jtto - Young" 16 Jle in a ragf" 28 TV ne w~- 39 Japanese bars a - " 22 measure 2.. Sufficient leur ordinary words. , , 6 nu lwark 7 One (F'r.) for 2 1 Nominate 23 "Nor Iron UnacramDte1nese lour Jumbles, form Men• 17 Cao<'ade (Scot.) lve --. ::n term 19 Employ style 20 To this day 13 Attack on~ letter to eacn SQuare, to X-Ray Eyoo' 2:16 ® CNN Hoodllno Ntwa 2:30 Cil SportoContor 3:00 ill MOVIE: 'Seven Guno to tr~ cit•ssert 4 Huoy or Sandra 5 Cooki ng 16 F'or shamt>! THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD QAME • IF' 3 New Eng. 12 Unwilling 15 Ht~brew judge McCarren and Rado find themselves involved in in· ternationai eapionage when they investigate a double mu rder. (60 mi n.) f,ltCollege Basketball : lnd l· ana 11 Kentucky (HBO] MOVIE: • Chrlstmll Story' (CC) flil MOVIE: 'The Mtn with fll Smell Wonder 10 Roekfish II Current tll(f2l Hollywood Boot (CCI CD 700 Club ()J The Doctor 11 In CD Amerloa [D Wheel of Fortune Ill il]J Solid Gold (I) Telethon: flood R• JJ!DMIDM .. ...• 1 Transform 5 Ren or Vida 2 Dress 9 Solitary rahrir anoof s, ooblecks, zuffsand other strange creatures tp try to steal Chri stmas from Whoville. I]]) K·S and Company 1:30 ill Love Thot Bob Cil Champlonohlp Roller Der~ 2:00 D (]) Nowa :.,.' oo:,, '" J rlref> dy from amo ng tho snaffer (MAX) The a ..oh Boys: An American Band . n:· ld :;.1e DOWN ACROSS Carol' How the Grlnch Stole Christmas The min i· hearted Gri nch reemergea Ill (}) Newa .., ""' , ·d Bl (CCI ... Y ue .., u..&~ ..,... -hi> ~ ~· br THOMAS JOSII'H llJ ,Pan 2 of 2 loto- · ~,JU..,tr WPBY Ad w. ill MOVIE: 'A Chrlatmtl (]) Auto Racing '81: 1986 World Chlmplonahip Demolitlon Derby Coverage from Riverhead, NV. (80 mi n.) CIJ Ill il]J ABC Ntwo Nightline 12:60 CD Night Traoka 1:00 (]) Wendy and Me (I) Star Se1rah ® MOVIE: 'Helter Sktltlr' ctor. ·-,.., er. {j]) MOVIE: 'Ooclor Who: Full Circle' (%)(I) Facta of Life Chas. Dickens Cla11lc ill Bill Coaby &how rn whirlGoldtn Girl• VI V rl:'· MOVIE: ' ® Frotty tho Snowman A CHRISTMAS CAROL/ neliatt analyzi ng th e week's news. 12:30 D (J) <lJ Friday Night V i· d.oa 1: 16 8:30 • Stete Pert 1 oi 2 1111 MOVIE: 'Midoo Run' [HBOJ MOVIE: 'Hor<lcoro' 9 :00 • (Il ..,. (60 min .) Cl) Coll~e Bnketball: Ohio SUite Yl. Cleveland Gregory CIJ WMhlngton Week o Brook Mary'• ' (I) Entertlllnment Tonight ~7~d ~7~~~~~;~ro:. ill Countdown to Victory: ing . ill MOVIE: 'Tht Btllo of St. .: (!) NFL Game of the WMk 12:1& CD Glmme (Il Frosty sets k off to the North 11 ng Po18 ·t o eep 1rom met VJ Dey .Actual bottle too- . tage io used to recreate the covers the trulh about the man Katie is currently dat- from his own sinful past. illl! 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Reagan says the umbrella money Reagan's concerns, the Senate tiiJwgll Coogress, despite Presl· Differences between the two biDs provide about $2.6 blllJon more committee deleted $162 mllllon In dent Reagan's threats of a veto. versions of the measure must he than his request for domestic House-backed postal subsidies and The Senate Approprlatkms CM!· ironed out In a House-Senate spending and about $9 bllllon less Increased funding of the Internal mlttee approved a $485 biWon conference committee bl'fore the ' than his defense spending proposal. Revenue Service. The Senate Jlllilel catch-aU spending measure Thurs- lill can be sent to Reagan - all In The continuing resolution is also removed two agrtcuHure day, one day aftertbe House passed less than a week. needed by midnight Dec. 12 to keep sections Inserted by the House that The btll' s fate after It leaves nine major areas of goverrunent, q>ponents said would cost $10 similar legtslatlon with a $4&1 biWon prtcetag. Congress remains even shakier. Including agriculture and the mll· bUllon. The IUD Senate scheduled debBie "The continuing resolutkm Is a ltacy,,ln business untO they receive In the defense area, the .Senate oo the "continuing resolution" candidate for veto," White House their regular appropriations. committee's bill Is about $10 billion today. But that dl.>batP rould be Should any regular appropriation higher than the House measure, btll become Jaw between now and closer to Reagan's request but still the time the continuing resolution is short. "The president has Indicated his displeasure with the non· defense spending portion ot the ... bill/' said Senate Approprtatlons Committee Olalrman Mark Hatfield, R·Ore. "Even thoUgh It appears there Is a predisposition toward a veto, we must proceed." In Its deliberations Thursday, the Appropriatltms Committee agreed tD several additions, Including: allocating $40 mUUon for Oood control projects In West Vlrglrtla, $55 mUIIon for veterans JoiE training and $al mUllan for the hlcentennial commission on the Constitution. However, the committee deleted . CBS ·fined $5 million in tobacco libel case Bob Hoeflich aiscusses a Christmas open house -Page B-8 wear~ a bra." Jacobsoo said tbe suit was .an attempt by the tobacco Industry to "aiop us from reporting the evUs ci tobacco." "I am the target now. Youcould be the larget next," he warned n!p(lrters gathel'!'d outside the COOiboo.n. 'lbe award was short of the $17 m1lllon that Brown & Wllllamson bid sought. The jury onlel'!'d CBS to pay $3 mliUon In compensatory damages ahd S2 mWion In punitive c!I!Jnaees. It also ordered Jacobson to pay $50,!min punitive damages. . 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Two differ· • ent wake-up times, snooze button and fast/slow forward/reverse time-set controls. #12·1552 Backup be..ry ""'" · Check Your Phone Book for the ladlelllaek Store or Dealer Nearest'You [) Jaw (which went Into effect April 1984) Is wrltten, Leonard explained, tbe bargaining unit may mt Include both professional and non-professional personnel unless a majortty of both groups vote In favor of that action. ThP two Issues wm be decided simultaneously and the ballots wiD be counted ImmediatelY after the polls close at 3:.45 p.m. Voting will begin at 2:ll for the approximately 21 employees--6 professional' and 15 non·prolesslonal--at the facility. Only employees who were working at Carleton School- Meigs Industries as of Nov. 1 of this year are ellglble to vote In the matter. (Continued on page A·3) Battery Backup System HAC Falls 2495 FCC reglotored SMITH NELSON MOTORS POMEROY, OK. 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As an example, Leonard said, H the question were pay related, a copy of a payroll Ust or !llmethlng to that effect, would be needed by SERB tD prove that By NANCY YOACHAM 'l'lnw&Sentlnel Slall SYRACUSE -Professional and non-professional employees of Carleton ,Schooi·Melgs Industries will be voting Thursday afternoon on whether to become affWated with the Ohio Education AssoCiationNational Education Association. Accordlrig to Don Leonard, a S!X)i!eSman for the State Employment Relations Board, a petition for the election was submitted to SERB by the Meigs County 169 Board ot Mental Retardation and Developmental Dlsabllties In March or this year. BY law, SERB Is the regulatory agency which governs collective bargaining mat~rs .In regard to state public employees. s.iurday. 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Brown & Williamson originally had sought $10 million In punitive damages and $7 mUllin ln.compen: satocy damages from CB>, saying Jacobson destroyed the cigarette maker's reputation. It also !llught $100,00> ln punitive damages from Jacobson. · "Reputation to a corporation means, 'Can I seD my puluct or not?' There was no evidence ,that there was one nickel lost as a result of this broadcast," Morsch said. Brown & Wllllamson attorney Martin London said sorne2.5m1111on viewers saw the commentary In November 1981 and March 1982 that accused the company of entiCing youngsters to smoke. The punitive damages were sough! to "sting Jacobson and CBS - to deter them from doing this again," London said. Regarding punitive damages, Morsch said the guUty verdict was pontslunent enough for Jacobson and CBS. "Your verdict sent a resounding message to Mr. Jacobson, CBS and the public. It was a crushing blow to us and a crusblng blow to Walter · Heisman Tr()phy wmner James J, KiJpalrick on the 'anarchy' of Senate filibustering - Page A-2 ments In the damages portion ot the trial. CBS management issued a statement saying It will appeal. "The damages, while substan· tJa1Jy less than Brown& WIIUamson sought, are unjustified. We still contend that no financial loss was proven and that any punitive damages are unlalr. We are confident that the Jury'sUbelverdlct andthedamageswlllbereversedon appeal and that Walter Jacollson and CBS wW be vlndlcat8!," CBS II)'ALANYONAN.Ir. CHICAGO (UPI) - A CBS broadcaster convicted of libeling a Cigarette maker says he wUI not be Intimidated by a $5 mllllon Judg· .llll!llt against the network, but CBS lawyers warn It may have a chWing effect oo fleedorn ot the press. "It's not going to Intimidate me," Walter Jamllson, veteran com· llll!lltator with WBBM·TV, a CBS Inc. alllllate, said Thursday !o)jjw. . lng the award by a federal Jury. Jacobsoo was convicted last week flllbellng the Brown & Wllllamson Tolacco Corp. In a 1981 "Perspec· live" commentary that accused tbe manufacturer of luring youngsters Into smoking. In hls commentary, Jacobson c)a1med the company waged an lldvertlslng campaign that equated smoking with "sex, wine, pot and • about $000 million In U.S. aid ..... · td Israel. w,ASiUNGTia'l (UPI) -House Democratic leaders, after· taking preliminarY vote counts, are show· 1ng some guarded con!klence that the ways and Means Committee's tax overhaul plan wW be passed by the chamber. Speaker Thomas O'Neill, D· Mass., allo told reporters Friday that he belieVed President Reagan _who has made tax revision his top I --. . I. ,1-.-.---------'. ... - domes de . concern - would begin lob\lylng for the bill produced by the Democrat-led committee. The White House, however, said Reagan has yet to deckle whether to launcb a peraonil puah that O'Neill said is stlllelll!'ll!lallorthe bW to win H011SP approval. A House vote. is planned for next week. O'Neill, commenting on rumors that Reagan did not plan to lobby for ·--·---~----....,.1---· ~ the bUI, told reporters, "I can't believe the Presklent or the United States Is gotna: to sit on his hands. I! he does that, then this bill wUI be defeated." "i think he wUI" begin a lobbying effort, O'Neill said. Meanwhile, Ways and Means Coriunlttee Chairman Dan Rosten· Ilowski, who has consistently been more optimistic than O'Neill, said -~- on "The CBS Morning News" that the bill would Ukely pass by a comfortable margin. Asked whether the bill wW pass the House, Rostenkowsld, O.DI., said with a smile, "Wen, you know I've been dealing with faint hearts (durtng) the wll)le j:l'ocess. I think we're going to win this thing handsomely." (Continued on page A3) BUDGET AC<XlRD - Rep. Thomu Foley, D-Washlngton, told reporiel'll on Capitol HW Friday thai House and Senate neaoCWon had a&reed on a plan to end dellcll .apencUng by 1991. JACKSON - The aty of Jackson's proposed $98 mUIIon hydrO. electric plant at the BellevUJe LockS and Dam .js being held up by a disagreement over a recreation area. The clty wantstobulldtheplanlon . the West VIrginia bank ci the Ohio . River. The West VIrginia Natural Resources Department wants the city to buDd an adJacent public access area as a condlt ion for the plant' s construction, according to Jackson Mayor Burleigh Oller. He said the department wants the $1 mUJion access faciUty tD btclude parking areas, restrooms, lighting and fishing areas for the handicapped. Oiler saldthecltylswUIIngtobulid. an access area, butnotonewttha$1· mUIIon prtce tag. West VIrginia Natural Resources. DeQartment Deputy Director Mike. Solos said his department wants t~· public access area ooUt for the: benefit ci residents of both Ohio and West VIrginia. 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