https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/0e73b512c97675ae4b57690468db9876.pdf 754655de0b06b0d5f94b187577fa92ca PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-16- The Daily Sentinel ·~ SLIPPERS Ballerina and scuff styles. Pink, Blue or Beige. ·Women's Sizes: S·M·l·XL. 81ft Speelal · Speelal SALEI LlnLE BOYS' OUTFnS and two piece outfits and cor· $8 Outfits ......... S6.39 S11 Outfih ........ S8.79 S14 Outfits ...... S11.19 S17 Outfih ...... S13.59 WESTERN SHIRTSof Indudes our entire BLOUSES Missy and extra size open stock blouses. Casual and dressy style in an array of colors and prints. l Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. CHRISTMAS ' Reg. 121 Slacks .... Sole S16.8B Reg. 124 Slacks .... Sole I 19.28 Reg. $26 Slacks ... Sole 120.81 Reg. $28 Slacks ... Sole 122.48 Jackets, long coats, denim looks. one and two piece snowsuits. Com· plete range of sizes tor little boys and girls. Reg. $26.00 to st~i.oo 19 50 to $5 100 WESTERN SHIRTS Neck sizes 14\l to 20. Sleeve lengths 32 to 36. Authentic western style in long tails. 116.95 Jeans ........... l13.39 S14.95 Jeans ........... '11.79 of styles: Waist length and fingertip lengths. All warmly lined. Many hooded styles. 122,95 124.95 129.95 $35.95 '16.96 '18.96 121.96 '22.96 FLANNELS ................. FLANNELS ................. FLANNELS ...... .. ......... FLANNELS ........ .. ....... LlnLE GIRLS' DRESSES Casual and dressy styles. Jumpers & velvet dresses. Sizes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4to GX, 7 to 14. Reg. S9.00 Dresses............... S7 .19 Reg. S14.00 Dresses .......... S11.99 leg. $20.00 Dresses .......... S15.99 leg. $28.00 Dresses ...........s22.39 leg. $35.00 Dresses .......... S27.99 Bring the Kids to see Santa Claus, Friday, Dec. 13, 6-7 p.m. or Sat., Dec. 14, 1-2 p.m. *29.96 JACKETS ................... '""'··~~~ •39.96 JACKETS .................. . 031.16 0 89.96 JACKETS ................... '64.&6 '169.96 JACKETS ............... •124.76 13.60 16.00 '17.60 118.30 1 1 c•rltt•• S11tl MEN'S AND IOYS' KNIT SHIRTS SAVE lEG. lEG. lEG. lEG. 25°/o MEN'S QOILT UNED MEN'S . SPORT SHIRTS mediJm large s~es smallll4· 14 ~). 115-15~) . 116-16~). and extra large 117-1711). Nso 2X iVld 3X big s~es and talo. Po~ cottoo blends. Tryella llannels, corduroys and dress ftannels. Sport Shirts ............... S10.39 Sport Shirts ............... sn.79 Sport Shirts ............... 115,19 Sport Shirts ............... 518.39 FLANNEL SHIRTS Regular sizes, tails and big sizes to 4XL colorful plaids, camouflage, all with warm ny~n western styles.' ~JJ~t solid rotors. wtite and neol flllhr.1\\.Nedt sizesl4~ 1118, !leevelqlhs 32 to 35. llassit butbl down omrtts, Cotton ridl I» ikJs, _.,.stripe!. lining, Regular or 116.95 Vn 'I 8.00 V1111 119.00 van 121.00 Van REG. $104.00 COATS .................. I83.00 Holiday Sale SAVE 140.00 REG. SIB.OO COATS ..................... S70.00 "·-~ SPORTSWEAR Jackets, skirts and pants in Jr. Sizes S, M, l and 3 to 15. Reg. $16.00 o $2 5.00 Priced . 1279 to $1999 50'/o EmA SUCTION POWER SALE $17995 UST '219.95 UIIIA POWII-tiiiA CONVENINQ i' ' ' Super Speel•l $488 • NEW E.S.P. ULTRA UPRIGHT JUNIOR ·SIZE CATNIP AND CAROUSEL '1-~ YHS FORMAT, 1·120 $69 9 ~ .OIAL·A·NAP adjusts lc various ' carpet heights • Out EDGE KLEEHER ofamcus top·lill bill! sy~em keeps suct~n strong • 20 fool oord. •DISTURBULATOR atlion deep clans and rene~s carpets. lEG. 171.00 COATS ..................... '62.00 '\ . J , ·.. VCR TAPE UST 199,95 SALE !• • · I lEG. 56.59 DIAL·A·NAP UPRIGHT warm \ Heusen Shirts ...........:.: St3.50 Heusen Shirts .............. 114.40 Htustn Shirts .............. 11 s.oo Heusen Shirts .............. '16.70 SAV£ $30.00 tn ;< ~ oHulll! 6.5Amp Industrial strenath mo· t01 •Aulomatic carpet h~ghl idjusl ment •Dust pcoot tnpte fi~er bag sys· lem •New low profile design has bog in hont..handte lays flat on floor so yoo lble GilLS' GIRLS' PANTS TOPS Save oo jeans, cords and twill slacks for girls . .Beautiful fall colors. Many dh coordinating tops. Sizes 6to 24 mos., 2to 4, 4 to 6X.7 to 14. Knit tops, . blouses, shirts, sweater kn ~s and sweatshirt knits. Sizes 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. S7 Pants .......... $5,59 Reg. sa Taps ......... 16.39 S12 Pants ........ 19,59 lllg. 110 Taps ......,$7,99 S17 Pants ..:... S13.59 lllg. 512 Taps ....... 19.59 S22 Pants ...... s17.59 Rig. S14 Taps ..... s11.19 SHOP FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 8 P.M. f,.,,,,,,, ...."'"....... .,, ==· - CtiAMl c:AID sponslbUlty for a string of attacks against Americans In Lebanon Including the Oct. 23, 1983, borriblng of a U.S. Marine barracks In Beirut that killed 241 Arn!'rlcans. The caller said members of the terror group, In cooperation with members of the "Arab Egypt Movement" - an exiled Egyptian group- planted a bomb aboard the plane. "We have proved to President Reagan that we can carry out our threats," the caller said. Transport Canada spokesman Bruce Reid said Thursday the poss!butty of salntage had not been ruled aut. But a spokesman for the Canadian Security and Inteltfgence Service - speaking before the Islamic Jihad claim was made known - said the fiery crash was being treated as an accident and that there was no Indication of sabotage. Most speculation on tbe cause ri the crash focused on the weather and the failure to have the plane de-Iced during tbe refueling stop In Gander - 900 miles northeast of Montreal. "There was no emer· gency call from tbe captain.:.. It just crashed," said Cpl. Donald McDonald of Gander Airport Seeurtty. The wreckage and vk!tl!l'lll were "strewn all over hell," he said. Spotlights lit up the crash site and dlsastercrewsworke4.!!1to.tbenlgbt to recover tbe bodies and any clues to the cause of the crash. Autborttles said about 100 bodies had been recovered by Thursday night. Bodies were taken to a temporary morgue set up In an aircraft hangar. Water problems mount in Rutland {.:;··-- DRESS SHIUS Select tis -lmm oor tqe seldln ot S19.95 QuUttd Flanntls ........ 115.11 sn. 95 Quilted Flannth ........ 117.41 S24.95 Quilted Flannels ...... " S19.11 126.95 Quilted Flannels ........ 121.41 and tatkets. Manj beautiful styles and co lou. Missy Sizes 6 to 10. Hall ~zes 14 ~ tn 24 ~ REG. 160.00 COATS .....,............... $48.00 Sale $ 515.95 """""'''"SALE 512.76 S16.95"'"""'"'"SALE S13.56 S18.95"""""""'SALE S15.16 S19.95 ...............SALE Sl$.96 MEN'S VAN HEUSEN• 2 Sections, 12 Pages 26 Conte A Multimedia Inc. Newapeper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, December 13, 1985 Professional and non · group, will now bave collective professional employees d. Carleton bargaining unll representation with School·Meigs Industries voted15to4 f the Ohio Education Association· Thursday afternoon to unionize.The National Education Association. The new unit will Include all employees, tn a combined professlonal· non professional employees at the school and 30, boys sizes 8 to 16 slims and regulars. Coordi· nating belt included. Hanes Red label men's arxl boys' unde!Wear -the perfect gift. T-Shirts, Briefs, A·Shirts Boxers Fa· mous Hanes quality at sale prices. ' ' ent1ne Cable TV • coming to Rutland By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel staff wriler Cable television service through Consolidated Communications Inc. of Point Pleasant, W.Va. Is scheduled to begin operation In Rutland anMonday. ' Ted Rood, assistant regional manager for Consolidated com: municatfons, says the company Intends to start hookups Monday with service to be turned on In · sections. The first area to be serviced Is County Rd. 5 from: Middleport toRt. 124 and then IntO: the village. As areas areactlva ted Rood says, tn;onnatlon wlll be placed on doors of potential customers Inviting them to visit the cable company's mobile van to be slatloned at t~ Rutland Clv lc Center beginning Monday and continuing through the next two weeks. The company is providing free Installation to Rutland area residents who plan to stgn·up for the service at the van at a minimum savings to each customer of $25,'': says Rood. The company plans to: complete about 30 Installations a· day until all Intended areas are covered. The company hopes to service 450 hookups out of a posSible MORE TO OFFER- Santa had more than a "ho, Home iind the Melp County (Jhl)dren'sSei-vtcesandls 600. ho, ho" to offer Thursday when he made an to be tiled !or the needs of children In the two rounlles. Customerswho slgnupforservlce appearanceatMelpMine 1 nearSalemCenler. Besides oonlrtbudons from employes to make up the al the mobile van wUI receive a 'l'brough the contributions of employes of the mhte $3118 donations were made by the local miners' wdoo, converter box that day or the next who pvesome$133Santa was able to pre tetd a variety Soulbem OIUo Coal Co., which operates the mines, the Rood notes.Those who join after the of nice toys to the 14 children of the GaiDa Courily Mine Safety and Health Assl., and the VInton Courtly van leaves, wW pay an lnstatlatlan Children's Home which also serves Meigs County Bank. Mandy Jones, efpt.year-old daughter of Mr. charge. !twill takeatleasta week to younpters. 'lbe clilldren were all on hand to receive and Mrs. Charu Jones, was among the numei'OUil activate cable service In the vutage the stzeable gilts 'Oauniday 011mlng. employes' children ol the Southem Ohio eo..J Co. · and ouUylng area. In addition employes of Melp Mines 1 and 2 and mines, lo dlscull8thelr Christmas want UslswkhSanta Rutland witt be offered the same Racooon Mine 3 contributed an addltlollllll3300 which at Meigs Mine I 'lbursday. service as Pomeroy and Middleport Is being divided between the Gall!a County O.Udren' s but prices may vacy In each area Rood explains. Baste cable to Rutland wUI Include WSAZCharleston, W.Va. w Channel 2; Christian Broadcasting Said Wedemeyer regarding the sheltered workshop, except admln· bargaining Will for Carleton School· Network on 3; ESPN {the sports · outcome ol ·Thursday's voting, tstrators and confidential person· Meigs Industrles Education Associ· network) an 4; WTBS Atlanta net. Excluded tram the union wut be alton was notpennttted by the State ''Under the taw employees have the Supersta tlon an 5; W'I'VN Columbus Employment Relations Board. A right to collective bargaining and I Lee Wedemeyer, admlnistrator; on6; WVAHHurrlcane. W.Va.on7; Keith Black, business officer I; petition for election In the matt.er respect the outcome of the voting. David MUllken. administrative as· was submitted to SERB the The vote will mt change our plans to WCHS Charleston, W.Va. on 8; slstant and workshop director; following ' month by the Meigs provide a comprehensive service Public Broadcasting Station WPBY Bette Krawsczyn, head teacher; County 169 Board of Mental Retar· delivery system for Meigs County Huntington, W.Va. on 9; WBNS and VIcki Hanson, secretary II. dation and Developmental Dtsablll· persons with mental retardation. I Columbus on 10: Public Broadcast· Rumors of union organizing at tbe ties. If aquestionofrepresentatlon Is Intend to work dUigently with thE' lng Station WOUB Athens on H; Syracuse fac!Uty had been heard raised, said Don Leonard, SERB collective bargaining unit to nego· Cable News Network on 13; WGN cannot cert.lfy a collective bargain· tlate a fair and appropriate Chicago on 14; WfAP Parkersburg over the past year and a half. an 15. contract.'' A request In February for tog unit wltoout an election. Premlum channel viewing wUl voluntacy recognition as a collective Include Disney, HBO, Clnemax, Showttme and The Movie Channel; Satellite service will · lnctudi> Nickelodeon, MTV, USA Network, DONALDSONVILLE, La. (UP!) aba ndoned shlpwtth thecrew<1159. chuty rain to tbe nearby Houmas Financial News Network and the -Passengers walling to be r€1JCUed "We all gathered In the saloon and House, an antebellum plantation ll Nashville station. from the crlpptedMisstsslpp!Queen everybody was dancing right up miles south of Baton Rouge. Customers may take basic ser· riverboat danced and ale, unaware until we gof on the tugboats," said "The ladles are In high heels and vlceonty, bask!wltb satelllteservtc~ the luxury paddlewheeler had been Marjorle Tucker of New York City. their lace dresses and no coats," or basic with satellite service and a heavily damaged In a coUtson and The passengers said they were said , Don, F1ernlng, the ship's chok!E' of the premium offers Rood was sinking. never worrted, but the Queen was historian, who was to speak at the says. The 382·foot riverboat coutded taking on water and "sinking last," captain's gala dinner. Aconverter deposit Is required for with a barge In a horseshoe bend of a Coast Guard spokesman said. The air remained festive at the any optional services ather Lhan the Mississippi River Thursday. Tugboats that flockedtothescene plantation's carriage house basic cable he adds, and customers The 272 passengers, fallowing the . qurkly pushed the tisttngshtpootoa fanner slave quarters converted to will get a monthly discount with an9 captafn'sorders, donned llfejackets sandbar, then lerrted lls passengers a restaurant lor tourtsts- until tIX' of the premiums. Remote control Is over their evening clothes and to the II'Vee. They had to wade to passengers were bused to a French (Continued an page 8) . - - - - - - - - - - - . . ;shore and walk a .;::~~~fn~Qu~ar~te~r~h~ot~E'~lln!!,!!New~O~r~le~ans~._ _ _ _::::::.::.::.:~~-.... Carleton School employees unionize by 15-4 vote BOYS' DRESS SLACKS Good selection of solid colors. Student sizes 26to Hanes S, M, Land XL sizes. Vou 'lllove the selection of styles and colors in· eluding dress, knits, sweat shirt looks, jeans shirts and novelties. 115.95 Knlts ........... sn.•9 111.95 lnlh ........... 11 •• 99 119.95 lnlh .........:. SU,79 12•.95 Knlts ........... ll9.79 winter Ill~$ JACKETS ..................... 117.85 JACKETS ..................... 119.45 JACKm ..................... su.3s JACKnS ..................... 531.15 Mony ••cellent styles and toloiS in the selection. S~es 36 to 44 ond extra large sizes. leather and suede jackets ·in· eluded. layawoy lor Chrbtmas ~ving. MEN'S COAT SALE Missy and ex.tra saes . WINTER JACKETS WORK SHIRTS Save en .... me selection ,, !did!, lllbrtJ patten• men's ft.lnef slir1s. Regu· brsizes tails and llig sizes to 2Q 10011. ool· ton full tails, two MM flap px:kets. WOMEN'S WINTER JACKETS Sizes 8 to 20 in a line array lmi'S •N'S RAI.Il SALE! I Sale Prlees . '-t-~iii;iii11"--· 118.95 Jeans ........... S14.99 112.95 115.95 118.95 522.95 44 to 50. S3.69 Matching Hand Travel~....... S2.69 Wash Cloth .......... S1.49 S2.39 shrunk, straight leg style. Regular, slims and husky s1m 8 to 16, ~u· dent sizs 26 to 30 waist 121.95 Jeans .......... $17.49 MEN'S 122.95 WRANGUR BLUE DENIM ~r palyostor. bcoH.,t ..,.Ntr. ·, Salt Prim . Start AI Only DENIM JEANS Lee and Wrangler boys' jeans IR ,r,w..... All are pre·washed denim, straight leg · and boot flare - Wrangler and Lee. our entire .selection men's jeans in· eluded. Sizes 29 to 42 and extra sizes . rot priftts. 16'1. """'· 14'1. ·SaveKNIT SHIRTS on our excellent group ol sa.50 Ties ................ s5. 11 S10.00 Ties ............. S7.97 113.50 Ties ........... Sl O.B7 JEANS Du. .o in sol~ cot.n •d flo· BOYS' Solid colors and a big selection of neat patterns. Free gift boxes. S2J Sweaters ....... S16.79 S43 Sweaters ....... $34.39 BLUE DENIM lorgo li11 lloth towoh lOTS' MEN'S TIES New selection tor Christmas giving. •12 Sweaters ......... 19.59 SIS s-ters ....... s11.99 MEN'S BASK IND STRETCH BATH TOWELS Choose poly/gabardine, polyes· ter knit or poly/twill. Missy and Extra Sizes. Reg. $11 .00 Ia 126.00 Chrlllmll Sale I Reg. Reg. Reg. R11. 14.99 SKIRTS boys' knits in sizes 8 to 18. Solids, stripes in jeans looks, dressy styles, fleece shirts and novelties. loys' 19.95 Knits .......... 17,79 loys'114.95 Knils ....,S11.79 loys'I16.9S Knits ...... l13,49 ~~~oys· 118.95 Knits-... 114.99 JUNIOR SWEATERS Give a sweater this Christmas. Se· teet from crew neck sweaters, V· neck · sweaters, cardigans and shaker knits. Junior sizes S, M. L. SALE! MISSY IND EXTII SIZE COATS & SNOWSUITS GANDER, Newfouooland (UP!) - A Christmas flight home for 250 Arnerk!an soldiers who spent six months on peace- keeping duty In Lhe Middle East ended In a deadly flrebalt, and Investigators today sought to determine why. In Beirut, Lebanon, newspapers reported tooay that a man ctatmlng to be a spokesman for Islamic Jihad satd the Moslem fuooamentaltst terror group planted a bomb aboard the plane. But Canadian officials said they had no evidence of sabotage. The DC-8, operated by the Mlaml·based Arrow Air charter company, crashed tn a wooded area and bursi Into flame Thursday, shortly aftertaklngafffrom Gander Intl'matfonal AlrJxlrt, where it made a refueling stop. Alt258peopte aboard - 250 soldiers and eight crew members- were killed. The crash was the worst single charter plan!' crash In history and the worst such disaster Involving U.S. military personnel. A Pentagon spokesman said the troops, from the lOlst Airlnme Division, were returning from sfx·month of duty In the Sinal Peninsula with the Multinational Force and Observers. The 11-natlon peace- keeping force - which Includes l,:m Americans - observes compliance with the 1979 Egyptlan·Israell peace treaty. ' Beirut newspapers reported to day that an Arablc·speaklng calter told a Western news agency late Thursday tbe Islamic Jihad - a terror group linked ·to Iran - was responsible for the crash. Islamic Jihad has claimed re- HOLIOAV SALE gowns and robes, short gowns and robes, teddies, nrte s~rts. pajamas, du~ers and bed tac:kets. Sizes Small to 4X. .... $1D ............Sale 17,99 .... su ......... Sale 111.99 .... 110 ......... Sale 115.99 .... 115 ......... Sale '"·" .... s:ao ......... Sail •23.99 i' .... 135 ......... Sale 127.99 •.'-"~:.Jo" 111. 140 ......... Salt lSI. 99 Quality Lord Isaacs open stock slacks. Nice selection pf styles, colors and fabrics. Junior Sizes 3/4 to 20. CHILDREN'S Full slips, haH slips and camisole sets. Size 9to 24 mos., 2tn 4,4tn 6X, 7tn 14. Stwtlltw ftr C.riiiMt llvl•tl SLEEPWEAR • No sabotage evidence found SLIPS WATCHES DUI BINI $10(1 IS .QUDID W11m faH sljles and colors in long JUNIOR SLACKS $9.99 Blankets ...... 17.99 s12.99 Blankets ... s10.39 114.99 Blankets ... 111.99 119.99 Blankets ... S1S.99 20°/o LlnLE GIRLS' Many new styles for men ~nd women. Silver or gold ·finish. flann~ Vof.36, No.168 Copyrf9hted 1985 Reg. S4.50 ........... Sale 53.59 . 114.95 Wtshms .... 111.11 Reg. 56,00 ........... Sale S4. 79 .... 121.9S...Sale 117.56 SJ6.95 Wut•ns .... 513,48 .... 129.95 ... Sale 123.96 Reg. $9.00 ........... Sale 57.19 SJ9.95 Westns.- 115.11 leg. 139.95 ·~ Salt •Sl.96 Reg. 514.00 ....... Sole S11.19 S24.95 w.mms .... s19.11 leg. 154.95 '"Salt 143.96 ~---~~--·----·-..--·-~-----------------wu.·s HOLIDAY SALE BLANKET SALE! BOYS' se~n SAVE SAlE nMEI EX' westerns and poly/ootton ijeods, Reglllar •zes, tails and ~g ~zes True western styin~ sa Blouses ....... 16.39 114 Blouses ... S11.19 s18 Blouses ... 114.39 121 Blouses ... 116.79 Our enlire selection included thermals, sheet bankels, elecl11c blankets. vellux, solid colors and prints. You'll please w1th a blanket giH. Save 20%. Tl MEN'S a1 y Cloth and' vinyl table covers in squares, rounds, oblon~s and ovals. · · · Our fine selection of Christmas tal>le covers in· eluded. duroy bibs. Stzes NB to 24 mos., 2 to 7. WOMEN'S • TABLE COVERS • Big problems are facing Rutland Village tn solving the community's water service and no hetpappearsta be forthcoming. In the past three weeks therl'have been at least 23 breaks tn the water Unes of lbe town and the village lias only one employe who can work on mak4Jg these repairs. VIllage oflfctais . and volunteers have worked around the clack In their spare ttme to help make the repairs. They are exhausted from the effort, one official reported. Meantime, classes ri the Rutland Elementary Sclx>ol have been Interrupted by the water Une breaks. Due to the circumstances there were no classes at the school on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs. day. In desperation to get the 228 students back Into classroom work, Meigs Local Supt. Dan Manis Friday had the srudents bussed to the Harrfsonv tlle Elementary Schoof so that Instruction could continue. Rutland Vlllage owns the water lines through tbe town. They are ll plus years old and there still remain about 10 years before those Unes which are becoming troublesome are paid lor. Water ls purchased from the Leading Creek Water District. Like most small towns, Rutland VIllage does ml have money to replace the lines let alone to hire manpower and supplies tn repair tbern. Appeals have been Issued to the state and federal government but no help has been larttramlng In handling the profl. !em, an ctflclaiJ;epOrts. However, ctllclals are bopfnglhat some government program wut pick up on the emergency situation In the town. Meantime, resldetns of tbe town having water service are used to boll their water 6Jr at least one minute before drinking II. Anyone needing water to drink can go to tbellrehouse for a supply andofcourse, there Is no charge. OSP checks 3 accidents A Middleport man escaped Injury when the pick-up he was driving went off the IE'ft s!deafMefgsCounty lTitursdliy morntng. TiteGatlla·Melgs past of the State Highway Patrol said Dor C. Coates, 42, of 586 Lincoln St., was south· bound anl, about one-tenth of a mile north of Meigs County 52, when he allegedly lost control of h1s'vehtcle, went tff tbe left side oft he road and throogh a fence. Coates' ptck·uP sustained moder· ate damage In the7:15a.m.lncldent and he was cUed by the patrol far faUure to cbntrol. Meanwhile, two Gallla Coonty men received minor fnjurtes In a single-car accident Thursday alter· noon on Ohio 588, accoratng to the Gallla·Melgs post d. the State !llghway Patrol. Troopers said a car driven by Robert S. HIU, 20, of Rt. 3, GalllpoUs, was westbound on 588, a bout four·lenths of'a mlle west of Gauta County 6, when he apparently lost his brakes while attempting to stop, went Into a ditch and overturned. Hill and a passenger In hls car, Theador P. Neal, 19, o! Rt. 3, Gallipolis, suffered minor Injuries but were not treated, troopers said. H11l's vehicle suslalned heavy damage In the 1: ~ p.tn. accident and he was cited by the pa4tJt for ·' defective brakes. Mississippi Queen strikes barge ... 'MIISQ'Hn'STUGBOAT-'IbeMiaelulppiQueenrlverboatoolllded wMhaluglaolltontheMI I lpJIIRiver'l'Nanday,tordnlfll8.,._..aen fneveaiDidresslodonlfeJaclcetundevacaateiDaoold,hardraln,Cout Guard oriidals !lllld. PtdUred bl the Queen as she passed GaDJpolls Ill AUJU!It of INs year. �·~ Friday, December 13, 1985 Commentary Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ ~L--rt....,dto=o ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager DALE RO'l11GEB, JR. News Editor . • LETTERS OF OPINION ar{' welcome. They should be less than 300 words be slgnf'd with name, address and telt>phone number. No unslgnE'd !etters will bt' published. Letter§ should be In l o~g . AIIIE'tters are subJec t to editing and mu st good taste, addressing Issues. not JX'"Sona,ll1lcs. In Letter to editor Despondentoverlo~ Have )'OU seen my dog? When he was three months rl. age - I found him at the dog pound. He was thin and hungry and scared. When I saw his beautiful face I said; you are going home with me and 'be my "Buddy." Dr. Osoorne gave him all the needed medical CafE'; Bill McKinney sold me his license and I madeadonatlon.l was glad to have this lovlng . frlendiy little JX!p. My daughter spent three weeks teaching hbn not to bark, and to Obey commands. He learned rapli!ly. B~ thE> time he was five months old he had learned to shake handsandre was friendly with people and with small anlmals.He did not kill a ground mole - rut played with them by the hour. I suspect none eve; bit him. He chewed everything frorii plastic to porch furniture. But re only had to be corrected onetbne to learn. I used to raise collie dogs and have owned several dogs In the past seventy years - but none as sm1111' or loving as "Buddy." Wonied that he might get on the highway and be kllled, I kept him tied much of the time. If anyone spoke In a loud voice, he got Into his . dog house. He was very sensiUve. We had a special house with double walls and insulation. The material cost almost a hundred dollars. We wanted hbn to be warm this winter. We had him neutered so that he would stay home and not be a ' ' •• 1'oday in history . Today Is Friday, Dec. 13, the 347th day of 1985 with 18 to follow. The moon Is just leaving Its new phase. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus, Mars and Saturn. The evening star Is Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign rl. Sagittarius. They Include Amirlcan sculptor Clark.Mills in 1810· ' ~ ' - The Daily Sentinei-Page~3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio p Willwm F. Buckley Jr. AIDS talk · ------------The good news IS that Professor Alan Dershowltz hasn't made up his mind exactly on thE> question whE>re the rights of AJDS victims tie and whE>re the rights of othE>rs He. The distinguished Harvard professor has a very difficult time dlsroverlng nghts other than among those who abuse them, but on AIDS hE> concedes difficulties. These. of course, are posed by the power of the AJDs carrier to Infect otrers. I put professor Dershowltz a couple of hypothetical questions worth public consideratiOn. LISten carefully to them before you react, on the understanding that we are sbnply poslngquestlons rathE>rthan preaching solutions. Suppose that someone Is detected as having the AIDS virus. OQes society have an lnrerent authonty to quarantine·him? The answer would of oourse obviously be affirmative if AIDS victims contaminated othE>rs by merely breathing the ·same air, or by touch or faint saliva stain. But rl. course AJDS Is transmitted prlmar· lly by sexual contact, secondartly by dirty needles. Shall we grant thE' presumptiOn that an AIDS carrier will refrain from sex or a common needle? OK But consider now the AJDS victim Identified as having trans· milled the' disease to an brocent party by sexual contact, notwlth· standing that hE> knew hbnself at the time to be a carrier. What do we do with hbn? What about sur~J>ry designed to dampen the libido? Professor Dershowltz was recently solicited by a prisoner In the South wbo, found gullty of rape, was given by the ju~e the alternative of five years In jall or castratkm. Mr. Dershowltz replied that he was hardly In a posltlon to advise the prisoner which of the two fates was preferable, that being Incontestably an Individual decision. All he oould do was look into tre judge's right to specify the alternatives. But what about It? The judge says to the AJDS offender, either you remove )'OUrself to a confined facility - a kind ofleprosarlum for AJDS sufferers .:.. or )'OU rubmlt to ~ ,,_... 1.1!!1. ~~· "How about that- It finally hit something." castration. Any takers for that as JX~bllc policy? Or think back to the Scarlet Letter. It was once intended publicly to Identity the adulterer, 'bUt thE> Idea has other modalities. A tattoo equivalent, one can bnaglne, might be Ineffaceably bnplanted on a part of thE> man's lxld)l not exposed except to those who Intend Intimate contact. That refinement over castration presupposes that society Is prepared to permit a non-Infected victim to consort sexually with an AIDS victbn on thE> grounds that If he wishes In play Russian roulette, he oughtn't to hE> kept from doing so. Granted, society can attempt to assert a predominant right, on the grounds that If hE> contracts the virus he may go oo to spread It to others. But the Idea Is worth thinking about in that we must assume that the majority of toose who have contracted AIDS from sexual partners would not have engaged in the exercise with them iftheyhad seen, so to speak, a Keep Off The Grass sign staring them in the face. . AllthE>se thoughts have their velj' ugly aspects, but when )'OU come down to It, prisons are ugly, as are scaffolds. What we need Is to crystallize social thought, and probably the courts here will be efficient Instruments. There are at this writing suits pending - by AIDS victims of AIDS victims. if you t>llow this. I.e., the man who is In a position to prove that the defendant, at thetlmetheyengaged In sex, knew that he had thE> virus. How Is this establishable? Well, more and more people are having trelr blood checked. And Professor Dershowltz identifies as one of thE> problems of widespread testing precisely the point that the gparanteed anonymity IS hard to maintain against, for Instance, subpoenas from those gathering evidence aboutanallegedtort. "Fine knives are essential to a good cook:' - without bruising_ food. That's what makes Harvard OJtlerts stain-free carbon steel blades 90Yalutble. The lin&SI ;rade ,of cun1na steel. it takeS • a sharp eqQEI eu1tv and keeps it cause suffering to a wife and chUdren In the event of his death. Ironically, Buckley devoted much of his time and energy to developing information that might prevent terrorist atlacks on Amerl· cans In thE> Middle East. He did not hire local contract ageniS tor missions of violence. Buckley was kidnapped by ShUtes on March 16, 191W, and taken initially to thE> eastern Bekaa Valley, a Syrlan-controlled hotbed of Iranian terrortsiS and revolution· ary guards. One source says the CIA hE>lleves It was thE> Syrians who disclosed Buckley's true Identity to his captors, the Hezbollah (Party of God). There Is no doubt that Buckley was brutally torlured (JIIer a long period. His appearance had changed shockingly In a videotape released by hls captors last January. Because anyone can be broken under severe enough torture, .thE> CIA had to assume that Buckley may have revealed some Information eventually. Some undercover operations were changed or curtalled as a result. Buckley was taken to thE> Iranian revolutlonalj' guard (Pasdaran) headquarters at Baalbek, Lebanon, for repeated Interrogations. Then. In early March 19S5, the Hezoollah, apparently fearing the Syrians would tum Buckley lo(lse, arranged to transport him secretly to Iran. He was disguised as an Injured Pasdaran soldier and flown with several wounded revolutionary guards to Damascus In a Syrian army hellcopter. The same day, Buckley and at least one authE>ntic Iranian soldier were put aboard an Iran Air 7'17, which had just brought a high Iranian official to the Syrtan capital, and were flown to Tehran. The American agent's first place or captivity was a house on Fereshteh Street in a northE>rn suburb or Tehran. Buckley was Interrogated -and tortured furlher- in the basement of the Iranian foreign ministry. He required frequent medical treat· ment, which Included at least one stay in a Tehran hospital. In most countries to our south, the role of an army is that of a scourge. Rarely have the professional sol· diers been called upon to defend their countries. Historically they have served primarily as Instruments of In· ternal repression, on their own lnltla· tive or a.t the behest of wealthy elites. They have been laws unto themselves, not controlled by1 but usually controlling, civilian governments where such exist. The role of the United States in making Latin armies what they are is considerable. To start wlth there is the weaponry, for which the Pentagon is far and away Latin America's primary supplier. But more telling In the long run is the training supplied by the United States. For four decades the leadership of most Latin military establishments has been shaped by the U.S.-operated School of the Americas, located until very recently at Fort Gulick In the Panama Canal Zone. The school became an incidental casualty of the 1979 treaties, which transferred title to the canal and authority In the zone to Panama. When tile two govern· ments could not agree on conditions for the IChool's continuation ln Panama, the American faculty packed up and went home. But between It47, when It was established, and October lt84, when the flag was lowered for. the last time at Fort Gulick, It bad turned out more than 45,000 graduates from every Lat· In American country. Not a few went on to notable ca • reers back home. Argentina's Gen. Leopoldo Galtlerl, lor erample, who headed the military government dur· ing the diHstl'OUI Falklanda war with Britain. He Ia now on trial with other former junta members on criminal charges of murder and torture com· mitted during military rule. Also Gen. Carlos Humberto Romero, head of the repressive military government in El Salvador oust~ In the 1979 coup that was the beginning of the current civil war. Washington's rationale for sharing American expertise with Latin sol· diers bas been that it strengthens ties between their countries and the United States, and fosters Latin military professionaU.m. About the time the Salvadoran con· filet was beating up, a course on the human rights aspects of maintaining Internal security was Introduced into the Fort Gulick curriculum. The U.S. commander in Panama at the time, Gen. Wallace H. Nutting, told a Wash· ington Post correspondent that it was intended to teach the studeniS "how to be nice to people while you force them to do what you want them to do. How to assert Ioree without being brutal." Maybe that was the Intention. But to critics, increased professionalism bas not made most Latin military forces less brutal - only more effectively so in having their way with civilian populations. Prior to the I979 overthrow of the Somoza dynasty, members of the Nlc· araguan National Guard were a prom· inent component of the Fort Gulick student body. That guard's mark Ia st1ll pretty much the one to beat In those parts when It comes to brutality. 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Stores in wall-mount charger. 9~ Hey Kids I BRING YOUR CAMERA & TAKE YOUR OWN PICTURE OR ·FOR S15o ··WE WILL TAKE .ONE WITH SANTA Buckley's death _____Ja_ck_A_n_de_r_so_n _&_D_al_e_va_n_A_u_a WASHINGTON - Wllllam Bu~­ ley, one of thE> six American hostages kidnapped by Shllte Moslem extremists, Is dead. The State Department's official position Is that "we assume that he Is allve and have been operating on that principle." But the CIA. for which Buckley worked, has highly sensitive Intelligence Information that leaves no doubt of Buckley's death. From our Intelligence sources, we have pieced togetrer the gruesome detalls of Buckley's captivity and death, and can disclose the nation responsible: Iran. In fact, he died in a Tehran hospital from a hE>art attack brought on by months of torture. The 57-year-old Buddey W<!S officially listed as a polltical!tflcer with the American Embassy in Beirut. Actually, hE> was the CIA station chief. A brave and effective Intelligence professional who had served earlier In VIetnam, Buckley was painfully aware of the risks that were an inescapable part It his job. Fnends say that's why he never manied - he didn't want to JIM lfltftt!,. _ Clllltlll'll U l~t~t • WIIMMI. ll , UMCI"a..IICI'I GrtltllllleiUIIHf' tr .. -liiMIIUIU. "A khife must btl' razor 5harp tc cut ' In late March, an Iraqi bomb landed In Fereshteh Street, nar· rowly missing the house where Buckley 1\'as hE>Ing held. He was hastlly moved to a revolutionary guard camp (called Salehbad), near thE> Shllte holy city of Qom. It was there, probably lietween April 10 and 15, that Buckley suffered a heart attack induced by torture and captivity. He was taken to a hospital in Tehran and died soon after. Even In death, Buckley's murderers tried to use him. The Islamic Jihad, a group closely linked to Hezbollah, announced last October that they had "executed" Buckley. 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Pomeroy, Ohio '~- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, December 13, 1986 Public service now . held in low esteem Once upon a tbne a public service career was held in high esteem. But the past several presidents have showered disdain oo thE> men and women who work for the federal government. Jolm F. Kennedy spoke oC the possibUltles of public service hE>ing thE> "crown of a career." At the sametbne, he could hE> critlcal<1 rureaucrats. Few presidents in contemporary tbnes have spoken well rl. government Workers. The "bureaucrats" have come in for scathing denunciations, and the loss of morale in goverrunent office reflects the constant drwnmlng away, making Uncle Sam's forces to feel unworthy. In a recent speech at Fallston High Schoolln Fallston, Md., President Reagan went so far as to say: "You know, people don't start wars, governments do." !twas a telling remark for Reagan who thinks of government as some · remOte Institution dedicated to thwarting Individual liberty. For him, the Idea of government by the people, for tbe people and of the people Qbvlously does not ring true. The presklent has often said that the only role of ~vernmentiS national security, and under that reasoning, it is perhaps logical forhbn to think of the other services that the government performs as extraneous and not necessary. It IS no wonder that there Is a constant turnover In the top strata of ~vernment. Many of thE> Reagan appointees, who received key patronage jobs in the aflennath of their political support, soon go by the board. They put In ayearortwoand then ql€11 upconsultlngofflces, withtrelr Influence and:ties to thE> administration a factor in their success. National security affairs adviser RohE>rt McFarlane Is one of a legion wh<f.decided to throw In the towel. But the president says he does not mind whE>n his appointees leave government. He would rather have it that way, he says, and he realizes they have other commltmen ts and goals to tulfUl. The political appointees are in thE> top jobs and thE>y are not as dedicated to ttie proposition of serving In government as much as serving Ire man In the IN!tite House. . ne thousands of federal employes, however, who work In such fields as hE>alth, education. the environment, occupational safety, aviation safety, disaster relief, and cancer research to name only a few, are unsung heros Some presklents such as Jbnmy Carter and Gerald Ford took tbne out du$g the early periods of their presidencies to smw up at federal departments, look around a bit and to give tre government workers a lift. But that did not last long. A11er trelr first encounters trey also joined thE> ranlis of those who viewed thE> bureaucrats as a hindrance in running the government rather than a help. . In the early days of thE> New Deal and World War II, there was a sense of honor and dedicatiOn in serving the government and It was reciprocated. 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STORE HOURS: Daily: 7 a.m.· 5:00 p.m. Sot.: 7 a.m.-3:00 p.m. �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 13. 1986 Pomeroy-Middieport, Ohio Friday, December 13, 1985 Winter _baseball meetings end with some deals still.pending . · SAN DIEGO (UPI) -In the crazy world !:f. modern-day baseball, the New fork Yankees are doing Don Baylor a favor - and It could cost them $1 rnil)lon for the pleasure. Baylor, unhappy over a Jack of playing tlrne last season, asked the Yankees to trade hlrn, and New York bas trled to oblige. On Thursday, the final scheduled day cl. the winter meetings, the Yankees swung a trade provkllng groundwork to make Baylor a Chicago White Sox. New York acquired left- hander Britt Burns and two minor leaguers from Chicago for catcher Ron Hassey and rlght-ruinder Joe Cowley. Now they would like to send Baylor to Chicago for free agent catcher Carlton Fisk. First, however, Baylor must waive a no-trade clause In his contract and the White Sox must sign Fisk. Agent Jerry Kapsteln represents both Fisk andBaylor,andenjoysthe leverage to make both of them a lot of money. Askfd when the deal might occur, White Sox manager Tony LaRussa said, "I can't say. You'llbave to ask Jerry Kapsteln." In other news, Pittsburgh named former manager BW V!rdon as a hitting coach; Boston picked up outfielder and'former Harvard star Mike Stenhouse from Minnesota for pitcher Charlle Mitchell; and Detroit acquired third baseman Darnell Coles from Seattle for pitcher Rlchard Monteleone. · The three trades brought the total number d. deals to 13 and players to 28. Last year In Holiston. under pressure because the Inter-league trading deadline coincided with the conclusion of the meetings, clubs moved 25 players In 10 deals. Action could continue today, even with most ri the teams having gone horne. Boston was talking a deal to send shortstop Jackie Gutll>rrez to Baltimore for rellever Sammy Stewart. The Orioles oounded Interested In converting Gutierrez Into a third baseman. Kansas City balked at surrenderIng right -bander Mark Gublcza and outfl!>lder Pat Sheridan for San Francisco's Chill Davis when the Giants wanted a third player, reliever Steve Farr. In addition to parting with Burns, . Another rumor had Phlladelphla the White Sox sent shortstop Mike shopping ~peedster Jeff Stone to Soper and outfielder C:!en Braxton Montreal, possibly for pitchers Dan to the Yankees. Schatzeder and Gary Lucas. Burns, ~. had his best year In 1985 The Red Sox and Orioles exam- when he posted an 18-11 record. He Ined deals tor Minnesota second and Ron Guidry shoul(! give New baseman Thn Teufel. Montreal's York two formidable oouthpaws In Andi-e Dawson and BUl Gullickson the rotation. oontlnued to draw Interest. "Left-handed pitching Is lrnporEarlier this week, the Red Sox tant at Yankee Stadium," said New turned down a proposed trade that York manager LouPlnlella. 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MON. thru SAT. PICTURES ~WEATSHIRTS Each Reg. 79.95 - .-----------1 12 Noon To 5 P.M. TAKEN ' 30-footers,-I was going to have to go In there and guard hlrn myself," Meyer said. Houston tried to take DePaul oot of Its game with a full-eourt presS, but to no avail. The Blue Demons repeatedly broke the pressure. Santa Claus will be here Sunday December 15th MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Nova'15 by Realistic s30. HALF Off PRICE 'llliMIILI!: (ollt - Mlchri lfo'I'rai....-H-4, Lon Davis H$. 1.1!.1 SimoM M·2. .k>nnH(>r iAM'A')' 5-0.10, SIK>IJy Shlnet .1+10. Anw!• Erdy 1-6.2. T. J . BlnRflam l-2-8. 'IUI'o\UIIS.IJ-41. MEIGS 1~ 1 - Jullt> Mlllt>r 4-6-14. Jennl Swartz ~ ll . Jmft' Mllk>r 2-5-9. ..l«<nl Courh 2-~9. Jodi Harrbon 2-0-4. Shelly Srobart t.t).2, Marla Mw:!lerl .0.2, Tammy W rl~t:ht O.U. TPm.a Johmon o.M. Llw PullinSG-!Hl TOI'ALSIS.tl-!11.. Byquarttn: Tl'lrntlk> 4 ~ 10 19 - 41 MI:>IJ;t 8 \4 l R 12 -S! bavlng an undefeated season but we felt we could get better. felt we could be a better football team than we ended up last year and I think everybodY just made up their minds they were going to do it." Paterno, who served as .a Nlttany Lion assistant coach for 16 years, has posted a 187-43-2 regular season record and an 11-4-1 bowl marklshls :aJ seasons as head coach. Last year's 6-5 mark was the worst performance by a Paterno- coached team since his first 9:1uad finished 5-5. Paterno's 1982 team won the national championship with a 'r/-23 victory over top-ranked Georgia and hls 1978 squad was ranked No.1 butlosttoAiabama in the Sugar Bowl, l4 -7. In addition, Paterno guided undefeated teams In 19ffi, 19m and 1973l:llt were not selected for the national title. He believes those teams were as good as any In the country. That kind of record, and the chance to compete for No. l, makes Paterno proud. "I don't think there's any question about that," he said. "! think tbat's w.hat we 'd like to do. We'd like to play for lt every year ·11 we could .... I think our program Is a top-notch program. We have top- notch people and that's where we would llketobe." Paterno said he began to get a good leellng about the potential of this year' s team after a 19-17 victory over Alabama In the fifth week d the season. By GERRY MONIGAN UPI Sports Wrler DePaul, whlchcrackedtheTop:aJ this week, last night provided some proof It deserves Its No. :aJ ranking. Facing Houston In Hofhelnz PavWlon, ·the Blue Demons surv!ved the Cougar trap with an 84-78 victory. "This was a great opportunity for ourklds to come play a toughteamln their building," DePaul coach Joey Meyer said. "We've relled on our Inside game, and I think we were a little too much for them on the Inside." The Blue Demons' strength near the basket was no surprtse to Houston coach Guy Lewis, rather the recurrance of a nightmare he had experienced last season. "They kWed us this year and last year on the boards," Lewis said. "I saw the same people penetrate the boards last year. "Off the bench, we can't get anyone to pick us up, but we've known that since the start of the season. We're very, very l!mlted." A scorer llke Alvin Franklin, however. makes It easll>r to overlook the l!mltatlons. Despite sufferIng an Injury Ill his shoot!nghand In the first ha~. Franklin bombed away from the per!m!ter for a game-high 25 points. "I thou~ht If he hit any more SANDY'S BOUTIQUE Cordless Telephone Slashed 30% 2-Way Bass-Reflex ET--390 by Radio Shack DePaul captures 84-78 win over Houston UPI picks Paterno ~ top ~ollege coach UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. (IJPI) - Last year people were pointing. fingers at Penn State coach Joe Paterno. This year those those same fingers are pointing up In the . air, to symbolize the Nlttany Lions' No. lranklng. After suffering a mediocre 6-5 season In 1984, Patej'llo turned the Nlttany Lions around and Penn State wUl taRe Its No. 1 ranking and .an.11·0 record Into the Orange Bowl against Oklahoma. Because of that turnaround, Paterno, who admitted he changed some of his methods In his 20th season as Penn State's head coach, has been named · IJPI's college football coach of the year. Paterno said he1ook It too easy on his team at times last year but he resisted that temptation this season, riding the players as hard as ever, and he gave his assistant coaches more responslbl!tles and communicated with them better. Most of all, however, Paterno credited the lmprovemept to the efforts of his players, who were determined to come back and have a goodyear. 1 "I just think a bunch of kids made up their 'mlntls they were golngt.ogetbetterandweworked hard, rearranged somethlngsas far as meeting tlrnes, practice tlrnes and staff responslbillty. and we all lust made up our minds that we could do better than we did last year. "Obviously, you can't count on The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ALl MONTHS ARE AVAILABlE, APRIL 1$ SLIGHn YHIGHEt YEllOW OR WHitt GOLD FREE SIZING - ,1,. Suggested Retail Price $24,144.00 SALE PRICE $221l44 orri•.,"-------------------1985 FLEETWOOD BROUGHAM ·SEDAN Rear. wheel drive, Desert Frost Firenist wI sandalwood heather cloth interior. $21 429 or'•;•;...____________________ "L"~" 1 Merry Chrllhnu 1 • 1111 ,.. Suggested Retail Price $24,429.00 SALE PRICE 1985 SEDAN DEVILLE Front wheel drive, Academy groy with gray leather interior. Merrv Chrlthnu $ 191652 "L~~r Retail Price S22,652 .00 SALE PRICE o,tl... Suggested ___________________ _ ~__._ "All Prices Include Rust Proof and �Page- 6 - The Daily Sentinel Friday. December 13. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Ray Riggs Ph. 985-4100 Chester U11 Church & Office Supplies GIFTS 99 Mill St . 1 Middleport NEW YORK ,., - ~ ClDlHING HOUSE ; /:.j KERMIT'S KORNER l' Pomeroy, Ohio J/7 TEAFORD ~~ALlY s ~~!~! Prescriptions - Job 37:6 214 e. Main 992· 5130 Pomeroy H omelite Saws TR.INTTi' CHliRlll, Rev. W. H. Pl"'ITin. p;t."lor; Dl:>bbi.e Buck. SuOOay SdnJI Supt Church ~tXX>I 9: l'i a.m.; Wors hip Sen:le 10::11 :.~. m Choir rehc:oarsal, 1\.aesday, 7:)) p.m. UJ'Kk>r din>ctlo n of Lois Burt. POMEROY CHURCH OF 1liE NAZI\· RENE. Cor!ll< Union and Mult>my . Rev. Thomas Glen McOung, JIIS!or. Qyde Hender· son. S. S. Supt.. SuOOay School, 9:.11 a.m. ; morning worship 10: :11 a. m.: f"Venlng ~ce6 p.m.: mkl·week servk'e, Wcdn€'Sday, 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CIIURCll. 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy. Sunday servlCf'S: Holy {'Onunuruon on th£> flfSI Sunday of each month, and <._'Oillbln('d with morning pra}'t' r on the thirdd Sunday. Momlng pra}'£'r and st'rrnlfl on all Olhrr Sundays of the month. Olurch Schoo! and Nui'S('ry cal'(' provided (otf('(' h:Jur In the P'J.rish HaDIJ'nrn('{llai<'IY fOUowlng the srrvl«'. in ..,. Middleport· t-------------..J Pomeroy, 0 . & Modular Homes Pomeroy, 1100 E . Main m WAID CROSS SONS STORE hen the colors of autumn have faded away And the branches , denuded and bare, GroceriesGenera l Merchandi se R'acme 949-2550 Are revealing the clouds in a darkening gray, Then the wind brings a chill to the air, And delivers the snowflakes that circle around While creating a breathtaking sight, InterIaced MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rn. Don Archer f Rev. Roy Deeter Rev . Seld011 .lohnson ALFRED- Church School 9 30 a .m.: POMEROY CHURCH OF' CHRIST. 212 W. Worship, II a.m.; UMYF 6::10p.m.; UMW Tuesday. 7:30 p.m. Com muni on, Mnln Sl.. N{'(l Proodfoot. pastor. Blblt' SChool Third flrsl Sunday . IAn·hen 9: ll a.m.. Morl'linRworshlp. 10:.11 a.m.: Yooth CHESTER - Worship 9 a.m.; Church fllE'('Iings. 6: 00 p.m.: Evening worship. 7:00 p Schoul lOa .m.; B!bi£'Study. Thursday, 7 p m. Wed.J1f'Sday night prayer meeting and BiblE' m.: UMW, firs t Thursda y. I p.m.; Com· study. 7:00p.m. munlon, first Sunday !Archer' . THE SALVATION ARMY, U:i Butternut JOPPA - Worship 9:30a .m.; Church AVC'., PorTK•ru:v. Mr.-. Dora Wining In charg<'. SChool 10 :30 a.m. Bible Study W('dnesday, Su OOay hoUnf'SS Jl1{'(1!lng, 10 a.m.: Sunday SchOOl. l~ .ll a. m. Sundoy School. YPSM 7: :1) p.m. (Joh nson I. LONG BOTIOM- Chu rch Schooi9 :JO Elolsr !\dams. leader. 7: :.1 p.m. Salvation a.m.: Wors hi p 7 p.m.; Bible Study. Wed· mff'tin~ . various SJX'a kers and music specials. nesday, 7:30 p.m.: UMY F', Wednesday. 'Tllursday. ll:JJ a.m. to 2 p.m. LadiPS HoiTif 6:00 p.m.; Communion First Sunday, L£'ague, mc'mbrrs in cha$'. aU WOO"'(>>'' tArch{'fl . inv11ed: G: 4.') p.m. Tbursday, Corps Cad£>! RE EDSVILLE - Ch urch School 9:30 a. Class..;; tYoun~ Propii.. Bible l. 7:l) p.m. Bible m.: Worshi p Servic t• 11 :00 a.m. ([)(>eterl . srudy and Prayer fll('('tin!ol . qx"'1to thr public TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF Church School 9 a.m.; Worship 10 a .m.; CHRIST. 33226 Children's Horne Road !County Bible Study. Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m.; UMW . Rood 761 . 992-5235. Vocal musk'. Sunday Worsihp 10 a. m.: Bl.bi('Sfudy Ua.m.: Worship, 6 p. Third Tuf:'sday. 7:]) p.m.: Communion F'lrs I Sun day lA rchl'r I · m. Wrdn<'sday. Blbl(' Study. 7 p.m. CENTR.\L CLUSTER OLD DEXTER BIBLE CllRISTIAN Rev. James E. Corbitt CHURCH, Charlrs Hatfif>ld. pastor: Unda lew. Steven Nelson Swan. Supt . Sunday Schooi.9:.Jl a.m.: prrochRev. Melvin Franklin i n ~ scrviC'f"S, fir!lt nnd third Sunday following Rev . Clemente s. Zunlsa, ,Jr . Sunday Sc!"ool. Yll..lth Jl'l{'('tlng, 7::tl p.m. f!IJ · Rev. Andrew Ruhenkl ng ery Sundt•Y. ASBURY i Syracust'l - Worsh ip 11 a.m. GRA HAM UNITED METHODIST, ; Chu rch School 9:45a .m.: Charge Blblf' Pr!'ac hlng 9:30a .m. first and se<'ond. Su n· Stu d.Y. 1\'ed nes day. 7:.3IJ p.m.; UM W, 11rst 7:30 p.m.; Choir Rl'hearsal, Tuesday, days of <'::tch mont h; rhrd and rourt h Su n· day e-ach month worship st>rvlces at 7:30 p. Wednesday 6: :W p.m.: UMW , fou rth Su n· iN 1 ont m.: W<'dn<>sda y l'Ve nings at 7:30 p.m. da y, 6··•31Jpm · · rs ·'o rshlp 9 a m . Prayf'r und Biblr Study. ENTERPRISE ' - 1\ ' ., SEVE NTH-DA Y ADVENTIST. Mulb· Chur('h School ttl a.m.: Bible Stud y. Tue-serry H f' i ~ ht s Road . Po m<' roy. John Swci- day. 7::10 p.m.: UMW. F"lrsl Monday, 7:30 p.m.: UM YF Sunda y, 6 p.m. Choir Re~ ar t ; Sabbath School Supt. LouiS{' Staats. hl"a rsal. 6:30p.m. Wr dnMda y. !Fra nklin I Sabbath School. ~ p.m. Satu rdday with FLATWOODS- Churc h School. 10 a .m. worship scrvtcf' followln~ at 3:15p.m. RUTLA ND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ; Worship, 11 a.m.: BtbiC' Study, Thu rs· dav n p m - Slstf'r Hm·rif'tl Warner, Supt. Su nday da vJ ' 7 p• m . ·, UM\'F ' Sun • • · • tFra nkl lnl. School 9::w a.m .. Morn i n~ Worshi p, 10:45 _ l" orsh • ' p 9 a. m.·. FOREST RUN -v a. m. hoolp.m.; 10 A.M.: pnu:tict.', Church POM EROY FIRST BAPTIST, David TuesdaySC . 6::1l UMW,Choi fi rstr Tuesda y, Mann. minlstrr·. Wlllla m Snouffer. Sund ay 7: :11 p.m. !Nr lsonl. School Supt . Sunday Srhool. 9:30 a.m.: HEATH 1Mlddlrport 1 - Churr h School . Mnr nin-"! Worship 10:30 a.m. 9:30a .m.: worship 10 :30 a.m.: Bibl£' fiRST ~OUT H ER N BAPTIST. Po· m f'ro~· Pik('. Da vid Hunl. pasto r: Jack Stud y. TuPsda~· . Hl u.m.: UMW. -"et·and Nt•('(is, Sund ay School Dlr!'ector. Sunday Monda y. 7: lJ p.m.; UMW Third Monday. 7: 30 p.m. ( Zuni ~a 1 Srool. 9:30a .m.: Mo rnln~ Worship, lO: :lO: MINERSVI LL E - Wors hip Sl'rv lce 10 cvrning w o r ~ hlp . 7:00p.m. Tut:>sda y Vls ta.m.: Church &·hool.ll a .m.: UMW, thi rd Wtlon . 7 p.m. Wednl:'sda y. Prayer service, WNlnesday, 1 p.m.; Choir practiC't>, Mon7:30 p.m.: Mission Frl£'n<ls , 7:30 p.m.; day. 7:.10 p.m. I Nelson' · Girls In AC'llo n. 7:30p.m. PEARL CHAPEL - Worship S£'rvlce 9 FAITH TA BERNACLE CHURCH, Bal· lry Run Roa d. Rrv. Emmett Raw son , pas11 .m.: Chu rch SChool 11 a.m .; U:v1W Sf>cond Tuesday, 7:30 p.m.: UMYF las t tor. llandl('y Dunn. sup1. Sunday School, Tu('sday, 7: JO p.m. mub('nKin~Z I . !0 a.m .: Sunday C'\'('n!ng servl cr. 7:30p.m. POMEROY - Churr h Sehool. 9: 15a. m. ; Bib\C' t e a c h in~t . 7: .'II p.m. Thursda y. ; Worshi p 10: 30 a.m.: Choir rf'hrarsal SYRACUSE MISSION . CHerry St ., SyWednesda y, 7:.1l p.m.; UMII' . sr rond rac uS£' . St'>rvlct>S. 10 a.m . Su nday. E veni ng Tuesday, 7: 30p.m.: UMY F Sunda y.6 p.m. srrvlces Sunday nnd Wrdn<'sday at 7: 1Kl p. !Corbltt 1• m. ROCK SPRI NGS- Church School, 9: l:i MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST a.m.: Worship 10 a.m.: Bibl£' Stud.v. Wt.>dIN CHRISTIA N UN ION , Re\'. KPilh Eb lir1 . nesda~·. 7:30p.m.: UMYl" l &>nlor ~l. Sun· pa stor. Su nday School 9:30a .m., WadP day. 5 p.m.: 1Jun iors1 pve ry ot her Sun Havm:10 . sup!. : ~f o rn l ng Worship, 10: .l () a, da y. ti p.m. j Fra nkli n! , m.: Synday t· ~· rnin2 srr\'lrr 7:30 p.m.: RUTLAND- Church School. 9 : 4~ a.m.; WC'dn<'sda;• Pra.ver MeC"IIn~ . 7:.]) p.m. Worship, 10: :ll a.m.: U MW tEvenln (i!: Clr MT. :v10RI ,\ II O IURCH OF GOD. Ral'in e. RC'\' .. !nmes Sa11N flrld, pastor. de l second We-dnesda y, 7: :Jl p.m.; UMW fr{'('man Wllt lams, Supt. S und a~' School !Afternoon Clrclt') Sftr ond Thu rsda y. I p. 9 : ~5 a.m.; Sund r•.v and Wednt'sda y eve nm. (Rubenkln gl. Ing s{'r\' lct?!l, 7 p.m . SALEMCENTER- ChurchSc-h ool 1 0 ~ . MIDD LEPORT F'IRST BAPTIST m.: Worsh ip 9: ol5 a.m. (Rubenk ing l. Corn('r Sixth a nd Pal mt>r. Earl Eden, Pas· SNOWVILLE - Worship, 8: ll a .m.; tor. Hay Fl('ldS. S.S. Supt.; Dan R ig~ s. Chu rch SchoollO a. m. (Rubenklnl(: l. ,\ sst. Supt . Su n1tay St·hool, 9:15 a.m.; Mornin g Worshlp, 10 : 15 a.m.; Sund ay 1-:vC'ning st'rvlrP. 7 p.m. Youth met't!ng, SOUTHERN CL USTER 7: .'V I p.m \Vr ilnf'S day : f'V£' n in~ SPrVIC(' 7 p. Rev . Ko,~~; f'r Guce rn .; Ch•Ji l' pra(' tic<' R p.m. Re\' . Paul McGuire Rev. Keith Rader ~IID D LF.I' O n'r CHURCH OF CHRIST. APPL E GROVE- CHurc h School 9:00 ~ lh :m1l \ 1.tin, Rob MC' It on , ministl'r. AI a.m. Worship. 10 :00 a.m. dl rst and third !l .ll'l•wn. -~ ~..,m·. mlnl stl:'l': Mlkl' CC-'rlach , Sundays I: UMW Sl>cond Tut>sda y, 7:30 p. Sumt.n· !-;('hool Supf•rint r ndf'nl. Bibl(' m.; Prayer meel ln~~: , Wednesda y, ? p.m. Schoo\9: :10 a.m.; Mor nl nR Worship 10:30 tC racel . a.m . Evr ntn g Wor!'hlp 7:00p.m. Wednt'sBETHANY - Worship, 9 a. m.; Church day. i :\10 p.m. Prav<'r mr t•r in,ll: . School, 10 a. m.; Bib](' St udy, Wf"dnesday. MID DL EPORT CHURCH OF THE NA· 10 a.m.: Dorcas Women's F£>l!owshlp, z ,\IH : ~· t::. Co - p d~ t o rs Rev. Chnrl f' s Covlf' Wrdnt'Sday. 11 a. m. j McGuirt' I. anfl Rr\' . ~ ••nr~ Coylr . Ril l Whil l', Sunday CARM EL- Church School 9:30a .m.: School ~ upt S undo~~ · School !1 : 30 a.m., Wors hi p. 10:45 a.m. Sf'cond and Fourth Mm- nlnR W or~ h i p HI: :mtun : Evangt'lls tk Sundays: Fellow.'ihlp dinner wlfh Sut1on mt •f' t in~ 7:UO p.m Wl'd nC'sd a ~· - 7: 00p.m. third Thunday. 6:30 p.m. (McGuire) . PmvC'r m('('tln~ . EAST LETART- Church School9 a.m.; l 'N.IT E il PltESB\'TERit\S mSISTR.Y Worship 10 a. m. o;econd and four1h Sun· Ot' ~IE lOS fOUNT\' da.vs: UMW 1\rst TuPsd uy, 7: ]') p.m. RN·. Ku11 "'llklnson !Grat.'{') . HARR ISON I'ILL E PRE SBYH: RIAN LETART FALL~ - Worship 9 a.m.: CHUR(' J-1 - Sun da~ \\' or"hlp Sf'r VI C<'~ Chu rc h School lO a. m. tGraC(' J. 9:00 ,Lm. ; ChutTh Sc:hool \0: 15u .m.; Blblf' MORNINGSTAfl - Worship, 9 ;4~ a . m .: S tu d~ Sund :1 ~· i : :10 p.m : Pra vf'r Group Chu rch SC hool. 10:30 a. m.: BlblC' STudy, WC'dn rsda v :tt 9: 0fl ,un . Thu rsdll y, 7:30 p.m. / Rad er I. MIDDL EPORT PHESBYTERIAN HACINE WESLEYAN - Chu rr h School. Chu rc h sC' hool HI: 1 ~ a .m. M or nln ~ Wor 10 a.m.: Worship II a.m.; UMW fourth Mon· J; h \ p1 1 1 1 ~ a.m. Tu rs d a~·. IO:I)( I a.m . Bl biP da y a1 7::1.) p.m.; Mf'n's Pra)'er Breakfast, Stu dy: Thu r:oduy. 7: ao p.m. Hlb lf' Studv. Wednesday, 7 a.m. jGracc ). SYRACUSE fiRST UN ITED PR ESBY SU'M'ON - Church Sc hool, 9: 3() a.m.; TERIAN - Worship srrvlcf' 10: 15 a .m. Mornlnl{ Wors hip 10:45 a.m. first and third Chu rc h Sc hoollii:Oil a.m. TUt>.'i dll y, lOa .m. Sunda ys; Fellowship dlnn('r with Carm('l Bibl r Stud y; Sund ay, ti p.m. Jun io r and Sethird Thursday, 6:30 p.m . jMcGulre). nior H l~ h Youth Groups. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST , Oliver HUTLA ND CHURCH OF GOD. Pastor, Swain, Suet., Sunday School 9:30 a. m. evJohn Eva ns. Sunday School 10:00 a.m.; ery week . Sunda.v Mo rning Worshi p 11:00 a .m. ChilHOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev. dren 's Church 11 a.m. Su nda y Even ing Tom Staten, pastor. Sunday School9: JO a Srrvlrr 7:00p.m. Wrd ., 6 p.m. Youn g Lam.: Evening service 7: ll p.m. WednesdaY dles ' Auxiliary. Wednesday. 7 p.m. Famprayer meeting 7:30p.m. Il y Worship. BEAR WALLOW RI DGE CHURCH OF HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. Nrar CHRIST, Dua ne Warden , minister. Bible Long Bottom. Edsl'l Har1. pa stor . Sunda )' class 9:30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10: ll a. School 9: 30 a.m.: Worship 10: 30 a.m.: m.; Evenln~ Worship 6:30 p.m. Wed nes. Pra yt:>r meeting Thursday, 7:30p.m. day Bible Study 6::KJ p.m. MIDDLEPORT FREE WILL BAPTIST N~W STIVERSVILLE CO MM UNIT Y CHURCH, Co rner Ash and Plum. Ralph CHURCH, Sunday School .service, 9:45 a. Cund iff, pastor. Sund ay School 10: OOa .m.; m.; Worship service 10:30 a m Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m.: Wednesday Evangelistic &>rv tce 7: lJ p.m. WE.'d~e5: and sa turd ay Evening Serv ices at 7:30 p. day; Prayer mPetlng 7:30p. m. Thursday , . m. in a blanket to cover the ground As they paint it a glistening White . rom its beauty we learn to interpret the worth Of · h l a prOmiSe t e Ord has to keep; That the cycle of life will receive a new birth, From the white world of winter asleep . _ Gloria Nowak P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Na:::::~:.:~~: , lHE DAILY SENTINEL . _ llerrlcee Finest "' ELLIS & SONS SOHIO ~ER~ The m · Complete ~ Automotive .. 1 Service · Locust & Beech Street 992·9921 Middleport RIDENOUR FURNI~~~~~RDWARl 992-JJ2l he saith to the snow, Be thou on the earth." Pomerov 992-29SS 216 S. Second Pomeroy GOD MIXED THE WINTER PALETTE WITH SILVER AND WHITE Ph. 992·2101 Pomeroy & LOHSE MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE FRIDAY POMEROY - Willing Workers Class of the Enterprise United Mehtodlst Church will hold Its annual Christmas party atthehome of Marjorie Bowen, 7: 30 Thursday. There will be a gift exchange. The Interested .Businesses Listed On This Page. This Mes'sage and Church USED CARS, INC. ·" . MEIGS TIRE _ _G_J,_ \ \ CENlER, INc. .-o===tP ft\Y\ John F. Fullz, Mgr. '' l' Brown's Fire & and Equl"pment sales Servtce m. MT. MORIAH BAPTIST, Fourlh and Main St .. Middleport, Rev. Calvin Mlnn;s, pastor. Mrs. Elvin Bumgardner. supt. Sunday SC'h0ol9: 30 a.m.: Worship service 10 : f5 a.m. SUCCESS ROAD CHURCH OF CHRIST - Joseph B. Hos kins, evangelist. Sunday Bible Study 9 a.m .; Worship, 10 a.m.: Sunday evening service 6 p.m.; Wednesday evening service, 7 p.m . PENTECOSTAL ASSEMBLY, Racine, Rt. 124. William Hoba ck, pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.; Sunday eve ning service 7 p.m. Wednesday evening servlcl' 7 p.m. CARPENTER BAPTIST. Dan Cheadle, Supt. Sunday School 9:]) a.m. Morning Wors hip 10:30 a.m. Prayer servlef' , alt er n· at£> Sundays. M'l'. HERMON UNITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST CHURCH, Locatt'd In Texas Comm unity off Ct. Rt. 82. Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor. Don Will, layleader . Sun· day School 9: ll a.m.: Morning Worsh ip 10:45 a.m.: Evening preaching serviceSe· cond and fourth Sunda y at 7 : ~ p.m .; Christian Endeavor, first and third Sun· day, 7:30p.m. Wednesday prayer meetlng and Bible Study, 7:30p.m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY. Located on o . J. While Road ot Highway 160. Pat Hensoo, pastor , Sunday SchoollO a.m. Classes tor au ages. Junior Ch urch 11 a.m.; Mornlng worship 11 a.m. Adult Choir practlce6 p.m. sunday. Young People's, Children's Chu rch a nd A4ul t Bible Study, Wednesday at7: :1l p.m. HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL 570 Grant st. Middleport. Attllla ted with Southern MIDDLEPORT PENTECOOTAL. Third Baptist Convention. David Bryan, Sr., Ml· nlster. sunday School 10 a.m.; Morning Ave. Rev. Cla rk Baker, pastor. carl Not· tlngham. Sunday School Supt. Sunday worship 11 a .m.; Evening worship 7 p.m.: Wednesday evening Bible study and School 10 a.m. wHh classes for all ages. Evening services al 6 p.m. Wednesday Bl· prayer meeting 7 p.m. BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST . St. hie study a t 7:30 p.m. Youth sesvices Frl· Rl.l24and Co. Rd.!. Mark Seevers , minis· day al 7:30 p.m. ECCLES!A FELLOIWIDP, 128 Mill Sl., 1or. Sunday School supl. Harry Hen· Middleport . Brother Chuck McPhersOn, drtcks: Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Mornlng worship 10: 30 a.m.: Evening worship 7p. pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m.: Sunday evening services at 7 p.m. and Wednesckly m. woonesday worship 7 p.m . ST. PAUL LUTHERAN CllURCH, servi.;es at 7 p.m. ANTIQUITY BAPTIST. Kenneth Smith, Corner Syca more and Second Sto ., Po- pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; church meroy. The Rev. Wl!llam Middleswarth, pstor. Sunday SChool 9:45 a .m.; Cllurch servicE> 7:30p.m.: youth fellowship 6: 30 p. m.; Blb1estudy, Thursday, 7:30p.m. service 11 a.m. FULl. GOSPEL LlGHTIIlUSE, 33045 SACRED HEART CHURCH, Ms~;:r . Anthony Glannamore. Ph . 992-5898 . Satur- Hiland Road, Pomeroy.- Tom Kelly, pasday EvE'nlng Mas s 1 :30 p.m. ; Sunday - tor. Danny Lambert, S. S. Supt. Sunday Mass, 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. Conltsskms one mornlng service at 10 a.m .; Sunday evening service 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and !burshalf hour before each Mass . CCD classes day Services at 7: 30 p.m. ll a.m. Sunday. ' WORD OF FAITH, 93 Mill St .. MiddleVICTORY BAPTIST, 525 N. 2nd St., port. Sunday morning service 10:15 a.m.: Middleport. James E. Keesee, pastor. Sunday morning worship 10 a.m.; EVen· Sunday evenin g 7:30. Thursday morning Bible study 10 a. m. Wednesday evenlng lng service 7 p.m .; Wedn eSda y evening 7:30p.m. worship 7 p.m . Visitation, Thursday 6:30 NEW HAVEN CHURCH OF TilE NAp.m. ZAREl\lE, Rev. Glendon Stroud, pastor. MORSE CHAPEL CHURCH - Gary SundaySchool9: 30 a.m.: Worshipsprvtce, i;~Qlter, pastor. Sunday School, 10 a .m .: worship service, ll a.m.: prayer meeting, 10:30 a.m.; Youth service SUnday 6: 1~ p. m. Sunday evening servlee 7: 00p.m. Wed7:30p.m. Thursday. nesday Prayer M('etlng and Bible Study LIVING WORD CHESTER CHU HLH 7:00p.m. S Od F GScODh - 1 G91311lbert pe nMcer , plastoser. r~·ul::;_ NEASE SETTLEMENT CHU RCH, Sunay oo : a.m.; orn ng " ..... day afternoon services at 2:30. Thursda y 10:00 a.m.; Sunday even i n~ service 7:00 p. ('venln g servlc~ at 7: 30. m. : Mid-week prayer se rvlcl' Wl'dnesday FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH , Mason, W. 7 p.m. Va. Pastor, Bill Murphy. SundaySchool10 MT. OLIVE COMMUNITY CHURCH. a.m.: Sunda y evening 7:30 p.m. Prayer I S meeting and Bible study Wednesday, 7:30 Lawrence Bus h, pastor. Max Fo mer, r. Su~t. Sunday School and1 Morning Wors hip p.m. Everyme welcome. 9 s d 1 7 m· : a.m.; un ayeven ngser v ce, p . .. RUTLAND FREE WILL BAPTIST, SaYouth mN'IIng and Blbll' Study. Wedncslem St. Rev. Paul Taylor, pastor. Sunday d ay,7~. m . a.m.; Sunday evmlng 7:00p.m.; UNI EDFAITH CHURCH . Rt.7onPo- SchoollO Wednesday evening prayf:'r meeting 7:00 meroy By-Pass. Rt.'v. Robert E. Smith, Sr. p.m. , pas tor. Melvin Drake, S. S. Supt. Sunday SOUTH BETHEL NEW TESTAMEN'f SChooi9: 30 a. m.; Morning Worship 10:30: CHURCH , ·Silver RJdge. Duane Syden· E I W hi 7 30 Wed d ven ng ors P : p.m .; nes ay strlcker, pastor. Sunday School 9 a.m.; Church service 10 a.m. Bible Study Wed· Prayer SCrvlce, 7::Jl p.m. nesda.y at 7:30p.m. June thru September, FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Railroad St., Mason . Sunda)' Sc hoollO a.m.: Mor n· 7 p.m. October thru May. Sunday evening lng worship 11 a.m.; Evt'nlna , .,.. service 6 p. Fellowship 7 p.m. June thru September, 6 m. Pra yer me~ting 1mcl Bible Study Wrd- p.m. October thnJ May. d 7 nes ay, p.m. r--,;_..;., _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ SATURDAY GALLIPOLIS - The Grande Square will hold a Western style square dance Satunlay from 8 to 11 p.m at St. Peters Episcopal Church, 541 Second Ave., Gallipolis. CecU Sayre wll be the caller. RUTLAND - The Rutland J3o. whunters will hold a meeting Sarunlay, 8 p.m at the club house. New <tflcers will he elected. ROYAL OAK- Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club wUI sponsor an open house on Friday at the Royal Oak Park Recreation BuDding north of Pomeroy, 8toll p.m. Caller for the evening wll be Sonny Bess of Huntington, W. Va. All western square dancers are invlted to attend. Rulland, Ohio 4S77S · J . wm. "Bill" Brown, Owner Phone (614) 742·2777 FOREST RUN BAPTIST. Rev. Nyle Borden, pastor . Cornelius Bunch, supt. Sunday School 9: 30 a.m.; Second and rourth Sundays worship service at 2: 30 p. BIDWELL - Callia County Freewill Baptist Conference convenes at Poplar Ridge Freewill Baptist Church, 7 p.m. Friday; public Invited. POMEROY - 1\'lary Shrine rl, Order o! the White Shrine of Jerusalem, will have a potluck dinner at 6: 45 p.m. Friday preced· lng the regular meeting at the Pomei'Ojl Masonic Temple. Co...,, 804 W. Main 992-2318 Pomerov SUNDAY RACINE - "Stars Dance at Christmas" program will he presented by the Barbara Lawrence dancers Sunday at 4:30 p.m. at Southern High School audltorlum. SYRACUSE - Volunteer Fire Department will sponsor a Christ· mas dance at the Syracuse Grade School Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. Admission, $2 person wfth proceeds to go towardS purchasing o! resuce air bags for the department. POMEROY- Annual Christmas party and tea dance of the Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Club members and guests will he heldSundayfrom4 to7 p.m. at the Royal Oak Park. The Blg Band Souoo of Orlando Colwnbo, an RACINE F1RST BAPTIST, Steve Deaver, Pastor. Robert Smith, Sunda y School Su pt.,· Sundav School 9._ 30 a .m.·, " Morning worship 10:40 a.m.; Sunday 1 hi 7 30 even n ~ wors p : p.m.; Wedn t's da y t>venln g Bible stu dy T: 30 p.m. CHURCH , BURLINGHAM COMMUNITY BurUngham. Ray Laudermllt, pastor; Rcr t8't COzart, assistant pastcr. Sunday School IO a.m.: worship? p.m.; Wednesday, 6 p.m. youth m~tlng; Wed., 7p.m. churchservtces. PINE·GROVE HOLI NESS C H URC H , ~ mile off Rt . 325. Rev. Ben J . Watts, pastor , Lee Russell, S.S. Su pt. Sunday Schoolg; 30 a.m.; Morning Worship 10:·30 a.m.; Sun day evening service 7:30 p.m.; Wednes· day service, 7:30p.m. SILVER RUN BAPTIST, Bill Little, pastor. Steve Llt tl(.), s. s. Supt. Sunday SChoollO a.m.: Morning wors lp, 11 a.m.; Sunday eve ning worship 7: .ll p.m. Prayer m('('tln g a nd Bible-s tudy Th ursday. 7: 30 p. m.; Youth meeting Wednesda y at 7 p.m. REJOICI NG LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH - J83 N. 2nd AvE'., Middlepor t. Sunda y School10 a.m. sunday even ing 7: 00 p.m.; Mid -week service, Wed., 7 p.m. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Robert E. Musser , pastor. Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Paul Musser, supt .: Mornlng worship 10:30 a.m.: Su nday evening ser· vtct. 7 p.m.: mid·week sel'\•l ce, Wedn es da)', 7 p.m. SYRACUSE OJURCH OF THE NA· ZARENE. Rev. Glen n McMillan, pastor . Mary Jani ce Lavender, Sunda y School Supt. Sunday Schooi9:.J:l U{l.; Mornin g worship lO: J) a.m.; Evangellstlcservlce, 6 p.m.; Prayer and Praise Wt'dnesday, 7 p. m.: Youth meeting, 7 p.m. EDEN UN IT ED BRE:I'HREN IN CHRIST, Elden R. Blakr, pastor. Sunday School 10 a .m.,· Gary R·~ cxu . Lay leader . Morning ser mon, 11 a .m.: Sunday night services : Chris tia n Endeavor 7:)) p.m., Song service 8 p.m. Preaching 8:XI p.m. Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesda y, 7 p.m. HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , Roger Watsoo . pastor. Crensoo Pratt , Sunday School Su pt. Morn ing worship 9: XI a .m.; Sunday School10:30 a.m.: Evening serv ice , 7:30p.m. MT. UNION BAPTIST. Donald Shu e. pastor : JO(' Sayre, Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9:45 a.m.: Evening 'NOr· ship 6: ll p.m.: Prayer Mf'cting, 6:30p.m . Wednesday. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Jody Holland , mlnlst•r. Deryl Wells, Supt . Morning worship, 8:00a.m.; Chu rch SChool 9:00a .m. CHESTER CHURCH OF T HE NAZA· RENE. Rev. Herbert Grate, pastor. Frank Rtrtle, tupt. Su ndaySchool9;lJ a . m.; Worship service, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday. Wednf.'Sday, 7 p.m. Prayer meet· ln~UREL CLIFF fR EE METOODIST CHURCH. Rev. Robert Mi ller, pastor. Ro· bert E. Barton, Direc tor of Christian Edu· ca lion : Steve Elllin, assis tant. Sunday SChool 9::11 a.m.: Mornin g wor.shlp ID:JO a.m .; Choir practice, Sunday 6: :1) p.m.; Evrolng worship 7: lJ p.m. Wednesday Prayer and Bible Study, 7:311 p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles Russell Sr., minister. Rick Ma· co mber, au pt . Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; Worship service 10:30 a.m. Bible study, Tuesday, 7: 30 p.m. REORGAN IZED CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF LAITER DAY SAINTS. Port land-Racine Road. William Rou sh, pastor . Linda Ev•ns, church sc hool director. Church schooi9:JO a.m.; Morning worslp 10:30 a.m.: Wt'dnesday evening prayer serv lceo , 7:30p.m. BETID.. EHEM BAPTIST. Rev. Earl Shuler, pastor. Worship service, 9:30a.m. Sunday School10:30 a.m. Bible Study and prayer service Thursday, 7:30p.m. CARLETON INTEftOENOMINATION· AL CHURCH, Kingsbury Road. Rev. Da· vkl Curfman, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30 a .m.: Ralph Carl, Supl. Evening worship 7:00 p.m. Prayer meeting, WOOnesday 7:00p.m. LONG OOT'l'OM CHRISTIAN, Jod y Holland• g:•l or; Wallace Da mew ood • Sunday Sc ool Supt. Worship service, 9 a. m. ; Bible Schoo110 a.m. HYSELL RUN HOLINESS CHURCH . Sunday School at9:30 a.m.; Mornlngworsh ip at 10:30 a.m.; Sundayevmlngservlce 30 at 7: p.m. Thursda y services at 7: 30 p. m. GOS PEL MISSION at Bald KnFREEDOM ob, 1ocat ed oo County Road 31 . Rev. LawrenC£> Gluesencamp. pastor. Rev. Rog(.)r Willford, ass t. pastor. Preaching servlct>S Sun day 7:30p.m. Prayer meeting WE'dnesday, 7:30 p.m., Gary Griffith. leadf'r . Youth groups Sunday even ing at 6:30 p.m. with R(MI'ef and VIolet Willford, I d C ·• ea ers. ommunlon Sf.'rvlce firs! Sunday each month . WHITE 'S CHAPEL WESLEYAN CHURCH - CoolvUleRD. Rev . Phillip Rl denour. pas tor. Sun day Scoo h 19:30 a.m.: worship serv le(' 10:30 a.m.; Blbi~ study and worship serv ice. Wednesday, 7 p.m. MRUkTJLAND CHURCH OF CHRIST, d ar honrss pastor. Bill Nlcholsoo, Sun· ay 5 c oo upt. SundaySchool 9: 30 a.m .; Mornl ngWorshlp andCommunlonl0:30a. mRUTLANDBIBLEMETt«lDIST. Amos Tillis, pastor. Sonny Hudson , supt . Sunday School 9:30a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.: Sunday evening scrvicl' 7: 00p.m. Wt'dnesday sr.rv lce 7 p.m. WMPO program 9 a .m N o'eacch SuCHnday. RliTLA HUR OF THE NAZA· RENE . Rev. Lowell Ford, pastor. Sund ay School 9:30a.m.; Worship service10:30a. m.; Young peop:e's service 6 p.m. Evangellstlcserv lce6: l:l p.m. Wednesday service 7 p.m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRIST, Miller St. , Mason, W. Va . Eugen e L. Conger. minister. Sunday Bible Study 10 a .m .; Wor· ship 11 a .m. and 1 p.m. Wednesday Bible St ully, voca l mu sic, 7 p.m. LIBERTY ASS EMBLY OF GOD. Dud· dlng La ne. Masoo, W. Va. J. N. Thacker, pastor . Eveni ng service 7:30 p.m.; Wemen 's Mlnlstl'}l, Thu rsday, 9:30 a.m.; Wed nesda y Pray('r a nd Bible Study, 7: 15 p.m. HARTFORD CHURCH Of CHRIST JN CHRISTIAN UNION. The Rev . William ca mpbell , paslor. Sunday SChool 9:30 a. m.: James Hughes, sup! . Evenlng.!ervlct 7:]) p.m. Wedn.!day evening prayer m~l · ing 7:30p.m. Youth prayer service each Tuesday. FAIRVIEW BIBL E CHURCH, U.\a rl, w. Va ., Rl . 1, J ames Lew-u, •· pat 1or. w or· sh ip servlct's 9:30a.m.; SundaySchoolll a.m.; Evenlngworahlp7: 30p.m. Tuesday cottag e pra yer meeting and Bible Study ·9:30 a.m.; Worship service, Wednesday 7:30p.m. OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH . .Walnut and Hrnry SIS., Ravmswood, W. VA . Thf' Rev. George C. Weirick , pastor. Sunda y SChool 9:30 a. m.: Sunday worship n a.m. CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH, located on Pomeroy Pike, Cou nty Road :linear Flat· woods. Rev. Black wood , pasto r. Servic('S on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. and7 :l0 p.m. with Sunda y School9: 30 a .m. Blb,le Study, Wed· nesda1y, 7: 311 p.m. FAIT H FELLOWSIDP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST, Sl. Rt. 338, Antiquity . Rrv. Franklin Dlck('RS, pastor. Sunda y morn· 1 10 S d ng n.m.: un ay evrnlll g 7: :JJ p.m. Thursday evm lng 7: 30p.m. STIVERSVILLE CO MMUNJTY BAP· TIST CHURCH . Pa!Jtor Robert Byers. SundaySChool lOa.m .; Worshlp servlcell a.m.: Sunday evenlng servlce,7:30 p.m .; w:O'E:.~6E'1rrln~eU~JO~iJ'nRCH Inc., Pearl St., Middlepor t. Rev. O'Dell Manley, pastor. Sunday School 9: 30a.m.: MornlnSil warship 10:30 a.m .: Evmlng worship 7: JO p.m. Tuesday, 12: :K> p.m. women's Prayer meeting. Wednesday, 7; l) p.m. Prayer and Praise .service. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOO· 'I'OLIC - VanZandt and Ward Rd. Elder James Miller, gr.stor. Sunday School, 10· 30 a m · Woro lp Service Sunda 7 30 · Bible · ., Study, Wedn,.day, ' y, : p.m.; 7:30p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS, Harrlsonv\lle Road. David Ferrell, pas· tor: Clinton Faulk, Sun day School Supl.; Sunday School 9:30 a.m.; momlnr wor· ship, ll a.m.; Sunday evenlng aervtce 7:ll p.m. Prayer Mettlng, WedneecJay, 7:30 p. m. SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD. non-Pentecostal. Worship "'rvlct SUnday 10 a .m.; Sunda y Schoolll a.m. Evening worship aervlce 7:00 p.m. Wednesday pray•r rneetlng 7:oop.m. 11 piece orchestra, will be providing the music. DANVILLE - Revival Danville Holiness Church, continuing through Dec. 15. Evangelist Rev. Earl Starnes, services 7 p.m. nightly. Chapter ct Beta Sigma Phi Sorortty needs workers for the Gavin Chrlstmas party . Sorority members wanting to help should be ROCK WITH BLITZKRIEG Pari)' Satunlay POMEROY - The annual couple's Christmas party of the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter ot Beta Sigma Phi Sorortty will be held Satunlay night at 7 p.m, at the Senior Citizens Center. The dinner and party Wednesday, 6:30 p.m., home of Charlene Hoeflich. Worlrers needed POMEROY - Ohio Eta Phi at Meigs High School from 12:30 untU5p.m. Syracuae program SYRACUSE .- Syracuse Ele- mentary SchoOl will present a Christmas program Monday evenIng, 7:30 p.m .. at the school. The public Is Invited. Wells' Sunoco SATURDAY, DEC. 14 Come in for a FREE ,Cup of Coffee - 1 NIGHT ONLY AT THE RIVERBOAT INN MIDDl!PORT, 011. WITH GAS PURCHASE! Compare Quality - Not Price ••• Dr. Larry Kennedy Is Saying Goodbye To The Roaring 20's Here Comes The Big 30's ' BRIAN WELLS, MANAGER OPEN MONDAY· SATURDAY 6 A.M. DL 11 P.M. SUNDAY 8 ~.M. DL 10 P.M. Great For Christrnae 10 STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM TIMEX WATCHES 10 GUN CABINR L.---------------------------...J ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Pomeroy·. Harrisonville Rd. Robert Purtell. minis· t('r; Stt>ve Stan ley, S. S. Supt .; Bill McEI· roy, Ass l. Supl.; Sunday School 9:30a.m.: Worship S('rvlce 10:30 a .m.; Evening wor· ship Sunday 7 p.m. a nd Wednesda y, 7 p.m. ST. J OHN LliTHERAN CHURCH, Pine Grove. The Rev. Wil liam Mlddleswarth. pastor ."Chureh service 9: 30 a.m.: Sunday School 10:30 a .m. BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHR IST, J ohn Wright, pastor. Sunday School 9: l) a. m .; Larry Hay nes . S. S. Supt. Morning worship 10:30 a .m. RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev. Thomas H. Collier. pastor. Ora Bass, Chairman of the Board of Chris· tlan Life. Sund ay School9: ~ a.m.: Morn · lnjj! worshi p IO:ll a.m.; Sunday evt.'n ln~ worshlp7: 30 p.m. PravermeetJnn7: JOp. J lo m. Wednesday, . LIBERTY CH RISTIAN CHURC H. Delt· tf'r. Woody Call, pa!>lor. Sl'rvices Sunday 10 a. m. and 7 p.m. W("d nesday, 7 p.m. The Daily SBntinei-Page-7 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Community calendar/ area happenings ~ l fXrERIENCE TI1f JOY Of RELIGION St. llt. Fridav. December 13, 1985 STARTING AT $2880° REG. 1720 SOLID OAK 30°/o OFF $52 800 VILLAGE PHARMACY RUTlAND FURNITURE· . PH. 992·6669 )42·2211 IUTLAIID S• tht Grate Boys for Some Grtat Buys Daily devotions · $389 (Mit) • 31pted flngertlp control. lletltr clips lor storing buteralutentd to ml. .r. Up front be1ter , ejector, bat1nctd handle. ONLY G E. AM-FM STEREO RECEIVER • MONDAY "Help Cal'IJI one another's burdens." (Calatlans 6:2, TEV) The Prayer for the Day; 0 God, grant me the power always to reach out, so that In helping another, I am helped. Amen. The Thought for the Day ; If I am In pain, I am not alone. ONLY 10,000 BTU KEROSENE HEATERS WITH REMOV All£ TANK TUESDAY "The Lord Is my light and my salvation; wi:Dm shall I fear? The Lord Is the strength of my llfe: of whom shall I he afraid?" (Psalm 27:1, KJV) ' The Prayer lor the Day: Dear God, may we allow Your strength to fill our llvl'S with peace and Your love to lift us from the valleys of every day. Help us to remember that In the shadow of Your love we need no other. Amen. The Thought for the Day; Can I tnlly allow God to uphold me each day? 22,000 BTU KEROSENE ONLy '9" $J 995 SALE PRICE ~E:::RS $lll 95 MGM JACK FARM CITY, INC. W. CAISEY, MGI. Drive a UHo and Sat~ a lot-frH DoliHry Witllin 75 Miles Yt~ Wo Sorvi11 At Tour local Hotpoint Doaler Storo Hours: 1:30 10 5:30. Mill Closed at 5:00 P.M. Strwing Meigs, Gallia and Ma•n Countios CHIItSTMAS tar"' '" wltll UpiiOIIIIry Tool. tmlco B111h AFTER RElATE SJ299 .... .... - - lloiiJ ll ""'"" ... ...... _ 1'1ourfli n••~ ~,.. ~ .... ~ "" " '" ' " ' "' ~·· _ , .......'!! ...... .. ,.,..,...,_ .................. .. ll!lill tr h~.-r ..... 786 N, ·~ " ' ' , ,.,~·- ..,.j ,,. IWMrtl'l'\l'!"*ll< t •lllr .t~ .J " '" ' ""' ..~ ~"" '' 11111''''ir" ro\ru~ P\1 11 I•• ~~ Ito' ""I 'U" '15" less 1300 Mail·ln Rebate Middleport. Ohio Second St. 10 W. Main Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992·2811 "EYEIYTHIIIG Ill HAIDWA•" Wish someone a glowing holiday. SPECIAL TIIUR'!DAY "Let what you hear from the beginning abide In you." ("I John ~~ Aullllry Utili lor tan. PH. 992·2181 WEDNESDAY "Stand firm !hen, with the tell cttruth buckled around your waist, with the breastplate of righteousness In place, and with your feet fitted with the readiness that comes from the gospel or peace." (Ephesians 6:14-15, NIV) The Prayer for the Day: Lord God, whom Jesus called Father, help us each day to accept whatever task You have for us. Amen. The Thought for the Day; Each day I will strive to do those things which will show the eternal love of God. Sirs Yoa~ CAR Something Thi1 Ch1itfm111 IE 3 SPEED IIIIIEI GE. COMPACT DISC PLAYER • Middleport, 11. 2nd Avt. GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPACT DISC PLAYER 95 ONLY WITH REMOTE CONTiiOL "Complete Stock" ........... ~~~...._GE Cloc:lc/Timer Drip Coffeemaker Send the FTD • Candle Glow •v Bouqu et . Call or visit us today. S4490° 2:24, RSV) The Prayer for the Day: Lord, give me eyes to see Your reflection in this lovely world You have made. Amen. The Thought for the Day: What beauty can I see from where I am each day? Aalomatlc.lly 1l1rf1 br-..iag2·10 c........ tilDe yog Hlecl. Compact coa•ter dais•· '24 99 FRIDAY "You wtu be made rich In every JVaY so that you can be generous on every occasion." (2 Corinthians 9:11\ NIV) The Prayer fort~ Day; Dear Lord, open my heart so that all the blessings You have given me may pour oot oo those around me. May I be a channel of Your Jove ln this dry and thirsty world. Amen. The Thought for the Day: God requires much of those to whom much ls given. DCM14 SALE PRICE Introducing an exciting new aud io sy ~em from F,isherlP.. ered by a 50-watl per channel amplifier with a butll·tn 5-band I"Phlc equalllet, tho value-packed s stem features an AM /FM digital synlhesll!d sleleoluner, dual cassetle deck Jth high speed dubbing and sernt-aulomattc turntable. AU lhis, pus a pill ol three-way Fisher speakers and a handsome component cabtnet. Seelhl! line Fisher sy~em today! SATURDAY "Wisely spoken words can heal." (Proverbs 12:18, TEV) The Prayer for the Day: Lord God, help us trust Yo4 In times of trouble. We g!ve thanks that You strengthen the tired, the worn rut, and the weak. Teach us hOw to share Your love. Amen. The Thought for the Day: Coont the day lost In which you have oot done something for others. INGELS 'FURNITURE.& JEWELRY 106 North 2nd I REGISTER FOR DEC. 24th DRAWING OF SlOO OF CUT FLOWERS! • {4..J FLORIST M..,. Counly'• 0/dar FloNr Ill IAIT MAIN 786 N. Second St. POMEROY. OHIO rlll71t eu/882·2844 ~d your peetlnp with spcdal 992-2635 I & W. c~.'~ • S]J99 less 1700 Moil-In AFTER REBATE Rebate . �Pilge-8-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths Mrs. Thomas (Janet) Gl'QI.'neveld, Worthington, and several nieces and nephews.Mrs. Smith was a Member d the Long Bottom United Met hod!st Ch urch, Racine Chapter Order of Eastern Star, and the Ladles Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles,. Aerie 2171. She seJVed on the Kibble Foundation Board of maey. years. Memorial contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society , Meigs Coonty Unit, P .O. Box 692 _Pomeroy. There will be no funeral seJVIces. The RawlingsCoats-Blower Funeral Home Is in charge of arrangements. Olan Lee Hysell Surviving are a brother, Calvin Olan Lee Hysell, 60, 33100 Pine Lane, Middleport; a sister, Rosie Grove Road, Racine, died Friday - h• Toledo·• a sister • Lilly Lync morning at Veterans Memorial Cotterill, Zanesville, and several Hospital. ru·eces and nephews · Mr. Hysell, a retired truck driver Besldesherparents,shepreceded and operator of a Pennzoil Service in death by her husband, Roy Sta)ion, was born in Pomeroy on Russell, two brothers, Charles and • March 3, 19Zi, a son oft he late Giles Homer Lane, and a sister, · Allee McClellan and Bessie Leota Smith Lane. Hysell. He Is survived by two sons and daughters-in-law, Giles Lee and Servicesat wm held at 1 p.m. Sunday thebeRawlings-CoatsHennetta Hysell, Racine, and Noah Blower Funeral Home with burial to Rollin and Brenda Hysell, Dade be Jn the Riverview Cemetery. The City, Fla.; a daughter and son-inRev. George Hoschar will officiate. law, Paula Kay and Tim Dillon, Nellie E. Russell Friends may call at the funeral Long Bottom; two brothers, Victor Nellie Estber Russell, 72, s. home anytime Saturday. The tamHysell, Racine. and Kenneth Hysell, Second AVe., Middleport, died lly wUI be presentfrom 4to 7 p.m. Oklahoma; five grandchildren, ----------, 1 Giles Lee Hysell, Jr. , Joseph Bradley Dillon, Jessie Nicole Dillon, Ap(U Hysell and Martha Hysell and several nieces and nephews. Besides his parents, he was preceded in death by a brother. Mr. Hysell was a member of the Pomeroy Church of Christ and the Meigs County Farm Bureau. SsrviceS will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home Auto .• P.B., P.S., air, good condition. wlth burial to be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral bomefrom 7to9 thlsevenlng Auto., P.B., P.S., topper. and anytime on Saturday. 1979 Ford Club Cab..................... $3495 1978 Chevy 4 Whe11l Drive ........ $1295 1978 Olds .•.................................. $1895 Violet Mae Smith 4 Dr .. auto .• P.B .• P.S., air, looks good. 1977 Ford LTD .............................. S1295 Violet Mae Smith, 53, 66584 Route 124. Reedsville, died Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Smith was born Nov. JB, 1932 at Ldng Bot1om,adaughterofAdaE Swan Bissell, Long Bottom, and the late Joseph E. Bissell. Besides her fatl]er, she was preceded In death by her husband, David A. Smith. Surviving in addition to her mother are two daughters and sons-in-law. Pat and Thomas Drake, Valparaiso, Ind., and Diana and Steven Me Levey. WUilamstO\YJI, W. Va.; a son and daughterin-law, David and Nancy Smith, Rochester, Mich.; five grandchildren; Ann and Tommy Drake, Meghan and Tyler Smith. and Joshua McCievey; two brothers, · Ke)lneth Bissell, Long Bottom, and Michael Bissell, Rutland; three sisters, Mrs. Harold (Orva Jean) Holier, Long Bottom; Mrs. Mark (Marilyn) Miller, Westerville, and 4 Dr., P.B., P.S., air. 1978 Ford Fairmont ...................,$1095 4 dr.• auto., 6 cyl., air. 1979 Ford Thunderbird ................ $1895 Auto, P.B., P.S., vinyl top 1978 Ford Pinto Station Wagon ... $895 Stand, 4 cyl. Stephfn Groce, 93, Hdckingpori, died Th -• u.... ay at the Arcadia Nursing Home, Coolville. He was born at Newell's Run, Ohio, a son of the late Jacob and Carrie Bull Grove. He was a retired foreman of the University Glass Plant at VIenna, W. Va . Surviving are his wife, Florence; a son, Sydill'y of Lawrenceburg, Ind.; a daughter, Mary Ellen Groce, Hockingport; four grandchlldren, and nine great-grandchildren. Beskles his parents he was preceded In death by stx brothers and two sisters. The annual Christmas dinner of n 1, (Jnem<\7J Evening• 7:00 Fri., Sat., Tues., 7:00-9:00 Sat. & Sun. Mat .. 2:00 Sat. Midnight , 12:00 WE OFFER AWIDE VARIETY OF DURABLE MEDICAL EQUIPMENT SUCH AS HOSPITAL BEDS, WHEELCHAIRS, WALKERS, BEDSIDE COMMODES, OXYGEN EQUIPr.INT, ADULT DIAPERS & UNDERPADS, ETC. 1. Billing for All Patients 2. 24 Hour Emergency Call 3. Qualified & Experienced Personnel 4. Access to Over 2,000 Homecare Supplies · 5. We Accept Assignment on Approved Government Claims 6. Free Delivery and Pickup 7. Same Day Service AND ALL OTHER SERVICES NEEDED BY MEIGS COUNTY RESIDENTS ' CALL 992-5740 ASK FOR KIM OR RANDY known lddr.. II unknoiNn, end to "" tho helno, dovislll end no111 of kin of Ang olin I Karr; whOM nemn and ad· dre1181 •• WJknown 1r1d ,.nnot with ,....,..,lo cli11~·~ lbe •certain lid. you are mtiflllf that yvu hove been named Dafenclonto in o legal action entitled John T. Gru11er and Juanita P. 1 Any Adult Aclmlnlon I I I Scrturclay or Sunday Matinee or Midnight MoviH I I '16769. The olljlct ottt. c.,.,..Joint isforportitlon oftt.oM end gao intltr8lt h rul llt:ate a - . . t in Voklme 260, Pogo 733, Meigs County Deed Rocordo. m.,.,oo ID wlidl io hlrllby made. You ere required to ans\Nal' tho within 28 dop liter tho lilt pu blc:ation of tflil notice wlllch will be published once MCh week br six c....,, a t - o - . . Tho lilt pubiiastlon wiN be mode . .., JlftUary 27, 1986 andtl'e 28 cloys for Ar11- wil oorr> menoe on that date. In case of your failure to anawer or otherwise riiPQHd a -inld bv flo Ohio Ruloo of Civil Procedure, ju~ mont by wil be rendered againllt yvu lor the • - -ult d e - in tl'e COfT4'Ioint. Doted: N011ombor 19; 1986. IJirry sp.. oor, Clerk of Courts, Meigs CountY Common Plou Court 111) 22,29: 11216. 13, 20, 27, 6tc Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMEIIIT OF FIDUCIARY Estate. of Amo HUlton, a-.1. Colo No. 24961 On ~ 26. 19B6. in tho Molgo County Probate Court, CUe No. 24961 , Roy54 Misc. Merchandise The Family of John E. Hunnell Battery Sale COMPLETE LINE OF FARM AND AUTO BATTERIES AGRI BOSS 12 VOlH VOlT 3 YEAR WARRANTY 95 ONLY $39 ALL SIZES IN STOCK MGM Farm City Service Station OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 6 A.M. TO 11 P.M. PHONE 614-992-9932 11. Help Wanted HELP WANIED BRAZIER OF MIDDlEPOU Ama HUIIDn, - -· Iorio of Main Street, Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio, 4&719. Charloo H. Knight Acting Proboto Judge Lena K. N-10111, Cleric 11 1I 29: 1121 6. 13, 311: Real Estate General REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SPUT LEVEL HOUSE dh 3 beiiooins, 2 complete baths, ~init11 room, living room and _lqe IK!IItion room. loea11d on 8 teres. larp 111111 pond. RICint ••· 3 BEDROOIIIIOBILE HOllE on 3 lots in Syracuse. OLDER HOUSE with 3 bedrooms on corner lot in SyrCU$1. • EASTERN - 9 acres, 3 BRs, turnace, woodburner, full basement, bldgs. & lg. garden . Asking $30,000. IIIDDLEPORT - Next to bu siness section. 3 BRs, 2 story frame, FA furnace, woodburner & 2 baths. BAUMS SUB. DIV. - 3 yr. old bi-level, 4 8Rs, lg. family rm., carpeting, low heat bill, insulated home. $10,00.00 - 2 BR mobile home with 2 rm. lactor·y built adMion. Family rm. with ~iding glass dr. & ~ acre. BRADBURY - 7' rm. rerovated home. 4 BRs, nalu rat gas furnace, fireplace with unit, cook &bake units, garage & flat tot. SYRACUSE - Full basement, 2 BRs, formal diing, all new kitchen with stove & refrigertor, lg. lot & garageshop. POMEROY - 2 BR frame with full basment & lg. tot. $17,500. MIDDLEPORT - W81k to the stores. 3 BRs,dining. natural gas furnace, 2 car earage & tot. Asking $25,000. AN EQUAL OPPOmNIJY EM'LOYEI WILL IE AC· REAL ESTATE IS DU R CEPTING APPLICAllONS FOR SMiliNG FACES. FOR ONLY BUSINESS WITH CERTIFIED APPRAISALS. Fill AND PART· nME POSiliONS. Applications may be picked up at 700 N. Se· Housinq cond Ave., Middleport, on Dec. 13 &14 from 9 to 11 A.ll. ;..;1..,·3..;.P-.M;;..._ _ _ _ __.,. Headq ua riP rs 10-14-lfc (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USII U-SA~E SERVICE 985-3561 All M1ku o•lo 7/11 /lfn •Washers •Dishwaahert •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers · PARTS and SERVICE J 115 BIICI ST. POMEROY UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' · Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS 4-5-llc Ph. 614-843-5191 10-6-tlc HUDNALL PLUMBING & SUPERIOR SIDING CO. VINYl & AWMINUM 317 Norltt S1<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 Complete Gutter Worl< Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Typeo Worked in hOme 1rea 20 y•ra "Free Eetimates .. SALES & SERVICE •IJ- We Also Carry Fishing Supplies. IUSINIII PHON! • ' Linda L Riffle 992-3535 . r 42 ACRES WITH IIIBILE HOllE - Has bam, several bu ildings, farm equip., pond, 20 acres wooded, 5 acres fenced. $50,000. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE THREE BEDROOM BRICK IN lANGSVILE - Approx. 4 acres, modern kitchen, I ~ baths, family room, basement, fenced for cattle or horses. 50's. • WIRING NEED$ Residential & Commercial Call: 992·5875 Or 742-3195 YOUNG'S - Addont and remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete work Plumbing •nd electrical work !Free Elltimoteol V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomoroy, Ohio 12-8-Uc ,, All v, '''""' N•m CHRISTMAS TREES & PINE CONES FOR WREATHS CIRCLE CONTRACTING furniture, Wedding ALSO and THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP "US: Ollie• Svpplit1 & Co... lttt lulldinl PRE-CUT TREES and Gracluoti011 Stotion:AJ;.~agnotic Signs, R Stamps, lusintn forms, Copy Strvicfl, Etc. 215 Mill St., Mid<lltport 104 Mulberry A• .. Pori:oroy Cantroctlng Service AVAILABLE (Free Estimates} HARLEY HANING RESIDENCE JEFF CIRCLE, SR. Long lottom, Ohio fkitwooth Rd., Co. Rd 26 2 Mi. !rom lin Points Wotch For ~,., 992-3345 8-8-tfc ',.....__ _....;:..::.;::;,& PH. 949·2649 11-12-1 mo. 11-16-1 mo. 312/lfn \ THRE BEDROOM HOME IN RUTLAND - Has large fam ily room with fireplace, 2 baths, deck, garage. 50's. • WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY A GOOD BUY - 3 BEDROOM HDME - I \i baths, close to· town, needs some work, owner has relocatw , needs to sell, low 30's. • • •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SAlES &SER'IICE Tl•• W• llu.t AFill S.ot Ttehletu "O•lf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE fii.ut STREAK CABCO~ 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. l POMEROY,O. 992-2259 RACINE - 2 story home with 3 bed rooms in IDwn . Gas FA heat, large rooms, in good condition. $16,500.00. ST. RT. 143 - A newer 3 • bedriM ranch home, 2 baths, equipped ~!chen , on approx. 2.35 acres. indudes chtcken house, storage building. garden space. Priced re- t f PHONE 992-7075 We Wl1h All Our · t. · Customer• A Merry Chrl1t11111 111d AHa.py New Vear! . ll -29·85 1 mo. pd. ., DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 10-8-tfc THE TAXIDERMY SHOP 2 LOCAnONS f·. PORTLAND - 2 bedroom Aframe on approx . 5 acres, stone fireplace. With $8,400 down payment assume balance of $23,500 at 8.75% lor 23 year term. Payment of $236.00 per month , includes tam and insurance. Total $31,900.00. New Limo Rd. btland 742-2225 or 742-2771 I08 Vine St. Gallipolis 4-46-9244 9:00 A.M. • 6:00 P.M. Monday-Saturday Have Your Trophy Mounted By A Full Timt Taxidermist Comptff Q111Rtg, Not Me1 • f z 5 Henry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Jean Trmell 949-2660 Dottie Turner 992· 5692 Jo Hill 985-4466 &rn • Television Ustening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages LISA M. KOCH, M.S. • j chine repair, oupplloo. p1rt1. ! lashan Building EYUY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 .... flctory Choke 12 Gaup Shotcuns OniJ 9-30-tf Wanted Ta Buy Home Decorating oPen Houn. Fridoy & Seturt11y Dacomber 13 & 14 .. 10om to 9 p.m. Glorlo Oiler, SR. 325, longovMie. Oh. Lonely, -d o dotol Moot 111ot opecloloomeone iMeyl Call Dat8tlmo toO·,_ 1B00-972-7876 onytlmt doy or night. ~ Dance, National Guerd Armory. Tue~. Ooc. 31 , 9:00 AM to 1:00 AM. Music by Jack O'Shey OJ. WKEE, Equipment ltomlc Sound"s . B.Y.O. $10.00 per CCKtplo, coupleo only, tlcketa mey ba purchooed II Fruth Pllormocy or by ceiling 304-8753950 or 875-1393. stomped tnvolope: Elon VItal -716 3418 EilttrpriM Ad, Ft. Pierce. FL 334B2. To •II Avon. call 304-675142B. career-- good benefiu -- (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Froo Chrlltmoo klneno. 814-288-1878. 1980 Liberty 14x64, 2 br miles south of Gallipolis. Priced by owner for quick carpet, rural water, electric turn right on Rt. 21 B~ then about 2 miles or firat road right to Kriner Ridge Road, a 614 - 446 - 2~17. ment, fuel oil heat. fireplace , 1J2 acre, Centenerty, city water. Cell614-446-3044. House: 6 rooms & bath, with garage. in country, county water. Yt acre. $19 .500 . Coii614-6B2-7417. 3 bdr. ranch. 1'1• bath. lull baaement, 2 car garage, eJl. neighborhood, city schools, Rt. 36 Sunkilt Sub. 8300 otont )oro. ontloiuoo, gold ond allvor . Wrlte-M.D. 12 Mltter, Rt.2, P.omoroy, Ollio 46789 or call 814-8t27?80. ' Situations Wanted mo .. ref. & dep. required . Beautifully decorated 3 bdr. home, new plush carpeting & coordinating window treatments, country oak bath; nice friendly neighbor· hood. Call 614-286-6110 for further details. rency. Top prlce1 . Ed. Bur· kett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Give piano and organ ••· Middleport, Oh. 814-992· tons in my home. AIIO teach 347&. cording end tranapo1ing. 614-992-6403. STANDING TIMBER . AI Tromm. Call: 814-742- Stove and furnace; cleaning 2328. and ropolro. 394-675-6073. Wontod:old planoo. Poylng UO. • *40-oeoh. Firstonly. Write glvlnl tllrocliono. Witton Pienoo. Box 188 Bordlo Ohio. 43141. Pllone 814-483-1106. 18 ~anted to Do Will do blbyalttlng in my holM 11 Ouoll CrHI<. Coil 614-245-9134. Seal•ch window in plastic. 11 fireplace, 3 mi. south of Gallipolis, $32,600. Call day1 614 -446 -1616 or nlghta 614-446-1244. By owner. Remodeled 3 bedroom house on Rt. 33. New F.A. furnace. large lot. One certHied Medlcot Tochoologlot, wookdep. Send •-me or op!llv 1> Medlctl Ple1o, 2103 .-en Pika, GotllpoNo. 011 48831 . IUCC8U Penolon. life, diaablllty and medlcol pions WoN•d: knowledge In coal proporetlon ond mining Mining and-or lnduotriol ,_roan Engineering ond drolting I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHINO CO. recommends tt.t yau do buolnau with people you know, and NOT A new home for the holi· days . Older home · oak woodwork·in town Racine. Froo pupploo rnultlplo ao- Ability to communicate both lorod vorloty. Coll814-44e- written ond oroHy 8022. lnterested? Ploue •nd ro.,mt lnclud· Pit Bull. Coli 614-2fi6- lng experlonce, oducotlon 8074. ond Oltery hlltOfY 1>: Worto man Developments Inc ., 8 puppies to good homos. Forl<a of Cool lnduotrlol Colt 814-387-0IS02. Perk , Alum Creek, WV 3003. Chrlltmaa pupploo: mother No phone cello pltoAI Rog. Boooott hound. fothlr 1- - - - - - - 1. Cttii14-241-H88. AVON Soil Avon peyChriol· mn bitlo, tlmhed time ocart To good home. cato • Ull lee- FREE. c.ll.14-44t- · - Melo • lwmolo. 3318. 814-1811-3884. l:~~~r.E=~~i LMIIInt fvr Malt C-. 304-8711-IIH- lllln. .r'allcenoe. or 875-3180. 448-7090. w~h New oak kltchan. ap- Furnished ho~te. water peid. a 241 Jack· bdr. Ctll : 446 -44161ftor 7PM . .' 2 bdr .. unfumiahed houae with garage. Rof. & Dop: required . Coli 814-44'8' 9686. 2 bdr duplax, $200 mo .. Sec. dep. & ref. required. Call 614-446-0264. · 3 bdr., 8 Y.:! milts from Hol1•r ·· Hoapitel, 8300 mo .. e150 . dop .. no petl. CIIII614-3B8.9763. ' 238 rear Flret Ava .. 2 b~r._ lurnlahod khchen. t226 mo .. Rei. & dep, no pets. Call ~ 614 -446-4921. . In Middleport. 3 bedrooms, Avolloble Jill. 1, 18BI. , Completely <Hecoreted. 3 614-949-2&40 alter 6:30 p.m. 136,000 .00 . extras. EC. Call 614-9926072. Why rent when you can own this 1 bedroom house in Pomorov lor $6000.00 cash. Call 614-992-6871 eves. In Mlddlepon. 1y, story brick near Imperial Electrle. full basement, single car garage, comer lot. F .A . heat. $18.000. Cell 614-7422027. Exterior complete-i nterior ready to complete. All brick energy efficient, three badroom rancher, sitting on one acre. Priced on Inspection only. Call 304-675-296 I . bdr. home, nice lot, nice · neighborhood, well lnoulated. Move in condition: Cell 614 -286 -6110 tor' further detalla. NeW 2 & 3 bdr. hOUMS, $360 mo._ Rockopringo, Ohio. Call614-446-1542. In MlnerovHlo by tho Bulk plant. 1 ba4Nom houoe. Total electric. Portlotly lurnishld . 614-992-6216 or 614-992-7314. Pomeroy A...UI, 4 room house . full llaaement, heated gar•fl· gil furnace. Good locetlon. Reasonable rent. Need references. Write Box 729 L. 6 room house. &~H~n garage. In Alfred Cummunity. Refer· onc01 end tlePoth required. Coil 61 4-9Bfi-8e49. House or apt. for rtnt. Furnished or ~~nfurnlthed . 614-992-2311 doyaor814992-6723 evol. House for rent in Pomeroy. Cloao to town . $260.por 614-992 -61311 after 4 p.m. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 36. PHONE 614-448· 7274. 1982 Cleyton, 14X66, fully fum. , washer. dryer. AC. underpinning & porch. E•c. cond. , Make an Offer . Call 614-266-1621 or 614-2&16316. 2 bedroom mobile home, a storm windows oil lumeco, unclarplnnlilg. good cond. Coli 814-2586074. 14•70 Graywood 3 bdr .. 1Y• bath, newly remodeled, un· derpinning . needs finish for 14•70 Floetwood. 3 bdr.. to low fixed rtte. UH equity Leader Mortgoge Co.. 614-6923061 . ~ :~~~~~;;.:== 1 v, baths. Lots of a•trll. Extra Nlcel Cell 614-266· 6687 or 614 -88B-1687. 1976 Richwood 14•80 Services partly furn ., waahar, dryer. 1---------- exc. cond. Coli 614-446· 4661 or 614-387-0397. Orand P11no for ule. Free electric. 2 bedroom•, air cond .. G.C. Inside end out. delivery and tuning . 1- - - - - - - - Piano tuning end repair, tune up tor tilt holldoyo, spoclol :locoum. Word'o f(eyboord, 304-171-111100 or 67fi 3824. 1- - - - - - -R 1:~! E sl~lr. 1970 Schultz, 12x60. Totol 304-882-2422 . 19BO Liberty 14K64, 2 bedroom, unfurnished, vinyl underpinning Included . Must soli. Coli 304-773 6873. MOBILE HOMES MOVED : lnaured, reatonable rates. Call 304-576-2336 Home• for Sale Double · wlde I room hou• _,Pomeroy fvr oolo or rent. Coli 814- 992-31711 tor appointment. on room , Two bedroom houae for rent in Jericho eroo. Coli 304676-64B3 oltor 8 PM. Lerge hou11 an4 1p1rtment, unlurniohed . 304 -676 1365. Small house _, Beech Hill. School, 304-671-1900. 42 Mobile ~mas forR.nt ~ Furnished. AC, ceble, no city taxes. beautiful river view in Ksnauga . Fottera Mobilt Home Pork. Cotl 61 4-446· 1602 . 3 bdr. mobile home. all utilities paid, no pett, 1ec. dop .. $426 mo. lnodvance. 2 • bdr. mobile home ell utlltles paid, no pollooc. dep. U45 pold lnadvonco. Call 614448 -13B6 oltor fiPM . 2 bdr . lutly lurnlahad , 1 2x86 , conv. locallon , Upper River Rd., '-•tor pold , MC. dap . ...,Ired. Catl 614-446-8658. 2 bdr. mobtte home near HMC. no pltl, *1615 mo ., wtter included. $60 dep . Cotl614-448-3817. Mobile home for rent fur · nished. 2 bdl .• llfl hoot. Call anytime , 304-676 -6372. 1968 Vindale 12x60, expondo , 3 bHroomo. 1'h bathl, outbuH"nu~ on largo lot 100x238. 3 bedrooms, M•ing Efficiency cottego. t55 .00 woetc, utilities poid, phone 304-676 -3100 or 676 6609. ec:reen•. work. Raducod to H .BOO. Cell 614 -446-3040. · 31 Ranch style, nice 2 bdr. pliances, living room, dining room, 3 bedrooms, bath. HOME OWNER&-Retinonce llbff~to opend 2 nlghtl out WIIIIng per woetc Plano Tuning. Lont Doniola, Self - r v ' - and motive- 814-742-2911 . Aloo: Boby tor Houses lor Rent month plus •potit. C•ll Buaine11 Opportunity purpose. 41 raqulred . Call 814-4U-. 136B. Fllldi1W I any Rt:JII,ds By owner. Stately, 3 bed- trade. 304-676 -3030 or 676-3431 . wo,. Ettabll1hed cu1tomer ba• 2 .9 acres. all ..titles nearby, on Rt. 564. Coil 304-3&7: 0213 . 3 bdr., large kitchen, nice utility room, t cer gartge, ~ $296 mo. , Ref. & dop Modern 3 br, formal livlntl end dining ro\)m, finlshea basement with family room, new furnace, central air. Will send money through the Preporotion, Mining and ln- to mall you hive invest!· duotrlol 9oloo Engineer. Ex· goteduntil tho offering. celtent DP-"'nltv for o profe ..ional, who aan and cep printing without direct -rvlaion T-ahirt equipment. •·coJor printer, Mtttne anglnoe!M producto dryer, oxpoolng to tile mlilint - . y In conveyor ' _,..,., Wlltll VIIIIJnia .,d unh llld cop drylt': Like ,.,. oonclltlon. Whh oupplln etlhmOhiD. Will troln 83,400. Ceii904We offer: 78B-61147. Protoctod Tellhory Re,...t Solo• Unllmilod Morket U10ge Vohlcte, expenooa and baM 22 Money to Loan No limit on Income- No penatty for build big 4 bdr. Early Ameri- · can Homes 418,996. New : model open. Coli 61 4-BBB7311. ' ' $23,000. Collect 614·42362B9. 32 Mobile Homes lor Sale Help Wanted Why pay double price? We son Pike, Goftlpolio, $200 Will do odd jobs. Coli 304-876-2419. 21 tank. Call 614-379-2268. 4 badroom houM for ooll. acres whh barn. Call 614446-2761 . Houoo 313 7th Stroot Pt. Pleo10nt. eB,OOO. Call304676-4137. St:l vII,:, Farm for sate: no houn. · 2 bamt, countyweter8t septic. House for aale or rent. 3 bdr., 2 bath. 2 fireplaces, 2 plus Prov.,t hnt looo during the coming winter. Bill Slack. 614-992 -ZI89 . lin 11 I.1'I :. 1!! nI Want offer. Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304-676-2336 . home, 2 full bathe, 'h bl. from Wash. Elem.. t326. ref. req . Colt 614 -4462158 . 1 Y2 betha, carpeting , modern kitchen, draPfrles. meny Buying dolly gold, oliver our home. Trained and fifcolna, rlnga, jowolry, ato~ing teen years experience. Call wara, old coine. l•rge cur- 814-992-7314. dyear Plant. Mineral rights. Call 614-446-9654. F.A. hoot. 2 baths, basement. garage. $27,000. Collect 614-423-62B9. chettt, bltkeu, dishea. Apple Grove 100 ecru. Iorge bern 120li28, 1,300 It " 3 bdr. 1tory 'h, full base- day. Must cook,light house· exp. preltrrod II TOP CASH pol4 for '83 keeping, modal and newer used cars. poaolble. Send reference to P-9 In core of the Pt. Smhh Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Box Ploount Roglltor, 200 Main Eutem Avo .. Gallipolia. Call St.. Pt. Plauant , WV 614-446-2282. 26660. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Baby sitter In Gallipolis Forry FURNITURE. Bodo. Iron, wood, cupboerda, chllre. - · 304-676-6072. Farms lor Sale 36 Lots & Acreage room houae at 10 E. St. in Pomeroy. 6 wooded acres, family room, :lining room. ion. Sot. • ·sun. 24 hours ea. - few hundred feet on KrinM to first houae on right. Call · =c-:---::-~--~ W1nt to buy, pipe or culvert Mature woman to Slay with 3-4 ft . diameter. Call 614- elderly woman 11 compen· Buying Row Fw. Beef tnd Doer hldoo. Sefting-tropping ouppMoa. ·Whte1 and nlte lltn. George Bu'*loy, 814884-47111 . Houro:12-9p.m. unfurnished. vinyl under· penning incluHd. Must Sell . on Jerry't · Run . and out building. From Galli- frontage Road, 6 miiM from Goo· polis go down river on Rt. 7, earn 84,000 month 11 a Nlnt.:perience Giveaway 1 acre with house. 2 bdr., rural water, septic tank, mobile home hookup, Mle. Now wall to wall Pick up .,d 1hotgun1. dryer, elr cond, t4.800.00. phone 304-e76-5697 or 871-4077. • ' experience-No sel••· Detail• oupervlaor, port-lull time. We poy caoh lor late model Calll -304-342-0018. cle•n used cara. t400-81200 nionth, portJim Mink Chev. -Oidslnc. time . *4,000 - 88 , 000 Bill Gone Johnson -month full - ~ me. Colll -304814-446-3872 342-0021 ' WANTED TO BUY uoed wood It coal heaters . Foderal. Stoto, • Civil Sor· Jobs now ovilable in SWAIN'S FURNtTUfiE, 3rd. vke your,aru. Colt 1-61B-469• Olive St. OoHipolio. Call 3646.for lnformetlon. 614-446 -31119. end aorod by Recine Gun Club. Every Sunday, beginning 11 1:00 p.m. Foctory Clloko12 Gellia High School. Reduced to $29.900. Call 814-3888711 . 33 LooM Weight. feet groat -& 9 1971 Concerd, 12x65.: 3 bedrooms. •••her and Small 2 bedroom houoo. 5 814-M9-20931fter 6:00or on woetcenda. 1- -- - -- - - Cloenor. one hell mMt up Gaorgu Crook Rd. Coil 614-446-0294. 4 &-13 tin IACINE FIRE DEPT. llquldatton By owner. Must sell· moved. 3 bdr. ranch, one car garage, .w alking distance from North 32 Mobile Homes lor Safe Eoay Auombty Workl •600.00 per 100. Guorentead payment . No LOST dog, rod boned hound . ASK THE ARMY NASand Hill Pt. PletNnt. Call TIONAL GUARD , RE304-176-61.4. ' CRUITER ABOUT VACAN: CIES FOR QUALIFIED PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE 8 Public Sale INDIVIDUALS. Part-time 8c Auction jobo with full-time beneflll. Call 304-67& -3960. or 1800-142-3819. Indoor Flao Mllrket. Every ------~­ Sat. & Sun, B-6. Routes 3fi BE A PART OFT HE NEIGH& 180. BORS HELPING NEIGHBORS TEAM IJoin the Army RI<;K PEARSON. AUCTIO- Notional Guord and you NEER SERVICE. E:rteto, hove a good part-lime antique. Homes for Sale 304-773-5873. . tails tend telf·addreued FOUND golden brown puppy with white feet • martcings red collar. Preocrlptlon Shopp8. Call 304676-6002. 31 $12,600. Call 614-3889B66. dtllvery, Davia Vecuum Ucensed Clinical Audiologist 2: GUN SHOOT prox. 60 openlngt .-r year. oand ulf , ed~reooed otompod envelope: ELAN FOUND · pockago on high- VITAL-6847 341B Enterway owner mey collect by priM Rd. Ft. Pierce. FL Identifying. Colt 814-446- 334B2. 2978 after 3PM. Auombly Workl LOST: Pelomlno colt. 8 Easy 81100.00 par 100.Guoronmonth• old. c... m color. Payment . No Loading Creek Rd. 614- teed E"!!trlonco-No Saleo. De9e2-8903. SWEEPER and lOWing ma- New Veer'• Eve a LONG BOTTOM - A three bedroom home with unfinished family room . Forced air heat. T.P.C. water with approx . 8~ acres of wooded land . Also garage plus storage. Asking $15,500.00. POMEROY - 3 bedroom home on good street, basement, garage, garden space. Priced Reduced. Last and Founc! l~••i!o!'!'~ Sin I or 7. Coli 3 Announcements gu~e '• duced. 6 Wonted to buy, Brownie AnnntJIIJ:l: 1111: nl " Racine Gun Shoot apon· 608 E . M•in VaHey Memory Gordon• op- Call 614-112-6161 collect lor write P.O. Box 729. Border colllo to glvo oway. Att.ns, Oh 46701 . Approx . 1 yeor old. Small. 614-949-2319 . Need someone to care for 2 oldorly-lo, their home. 6 Ml~od breed dog, very cute, mlloo from ·hoapitet-160. Call814-448-4414. 304-178-2673. 3B8-9661 evonlnga. CARPENTER SERVICE . · 10-17 lin Needed aomeone with back· hot to open grave• at Ohio Vacancy for the elderly In FOR ALL YOUR • PH. 992-7201 Free Estimates 11-12-2 mo. ·~ t----- : JIM CUFFORD Long Bottom. Ohio Ph. 915-4141 Ph. 16141 843-5425 I J2:UIIc IEAlTOI Home Phone 992-2196 Mfddlepprt, Ohio 1-13-tfc MARCUM CONTRACDNG cau cot.un. 16141 992-6550 RESIDINCI PHON! 16141 992-7754 OOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES. R'ECLAMATtON. PONOS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE • DIRT *Complete Remodeling *Room Additions *Roofing *Siding *Gara~es & Pole Buildmgs · EUGENE LONG HEATING CONTRACTING We can repair and re· core radiators and heater 'cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Help Wanted Hiea. Licensed Ohio and monthly paycheck--NO Wool VIrginia . a04-773 - LAYOFFS. Coli 304-6765786 or 304-773-6430. 3960 or 1-800-642-3819. J&F PAT HILL FORD Racine, Oh. 12-5-1 mo. '" RADIATOR SERVICE Real Estate General 216 E. 2nd St. Phone ~ -(614)-992-3325 304-372-5709 KEN'S APPLIANCE 4/ / lfn .IIN.ro• BEND AREA CAU · Ripley Office For Hours CALL 446-4522 lltlllpollt, Sizes Start from 12'x16' CHESTit..:.985-3307 []j Real Estate PH. 304-675-2441 3-24-tfc Sl. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 992-5738 BANK TEAFORD SUIGEIY IY APPT. PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 1-1 ·tin CROCHETED • HATS· IN YOUR COLORS Many Other Crafts Available HOME NATIONAL ~ AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AUTO RENTAL Rt. 160'Nortk 304·675-6276 AT mond County , Pom•roy, Ohio , Moo.·Wod.·Thurs. 3-5 pm Tu11. 6:30-8: Fri: 1-2 pm Saturday 10-11 :30 . . LAIGEO.AL & "We Rt~l Ftt l•u" •live entertainment ' free HBO •Restaurant •Olympic Pool A.A.A. Long heir.black 2Ytfemelo yre. dog. old. 1Excellent whhe-1 wotch do g. F~dy, loveblo. 614-9923283. · SMAll. ANIMAL HO•s Rt. 124,Ppmeroy Ohio . SINGLE S24.95 OPEN THURSDAY THIU SUNDAY Public Notice Executors of tho ootato of MOTEL AT. 62 SOUTH POINr PlEASANT, W. VA. . 8 miles from Pomeroy-!lason Brid&e THE HAT RACK PHONE 992-2156 Or Wtitt Stntiltl Huoton, Box 242, MwIIIY City; Ohio 43144, John M. HultOn, Box 261, Mum1y City, Ohio. 43144, P.ul J . HuoiDn, Box 176, Syncu10, Ohio, 46779, _ , appointed Co- n. u-~-1 mo. 11 Giveawev farm, ~----------------------1 Gru-. Plaintiffs, vs. Al1h,. Iller, Et AI .. Oofondants. lNI action his _ , lllijjnod Cue Nu..- 84-CV-333 and i1 pending In 1he Court of Common Ptou vi Meigs - I.J.flc : Not Valid Tuetday Eve. p 1( Sh ke DVM UU ' 0C y, PUASANT OFFICE 305 lackao11 ltre. RENT A CAR Far111 Equl.lllellt Partt & Service Evening•. 7:10 Fri., Sat., Tues., 7:10 & 9:10 Sat., & Sun. Mat ., 2:10 Sat. Midnight, 12:10 I Sen~inel Chollor, o•1o 12-ll -1 mo. Authoriz•d Johg Deere, New Holland, Bush Hoa Farm Equipment Dealer I ~ -----------~--------- I· I Movntel- C l - ltlttley, W. Va, I Card of Thanks CARD DF THANKS The flowers were beautiful, And the cards were sincere. Thank you for your kindness During the loss of one so dear. To all of you too numerous to men· tion, we extend our sincere thanks. JOHN TEAFORD U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO O.illy Onsilld Dt't Ill Covrl St. Po.-ray, OkMI UJI~ PUBliCATION ' .. Give A Mount..n - Cln-• Gift C.rtlflcate or T·Shlrt for O.rl•t-• flnC!ulre at lox OHice) : '1 so OH 4 TOWN & COU!inY VETERINAIIAII CUNIC Also Transmission •Repair SALES & SERVICE --.,..w-... RIIEROFF DEAD Barbara Lawrence's School of Dance, Syracuse, will hold Its Christmas program "Stars Dance at Christmas" Sunday, 4:30 p.m.,at SoutJ,lern Junior High in Racine, not Southern High School. The public Is invited to attend. To Halon Karr - · whoso last known 111d""' is Ill known, and to lf1e unknown heirs, ~. and next vi kil of Helen KaiY Boer. Arth.. Iller, whooo loot kno..., 111d,.,.. is 111known. end to al ll1e unlonown hoin, dovisand next of kil vi ArthU< Boor: Gladya Karr, whoaalatknown add- is unlcno\Ml, and tot t. unknown hoi11. - - and next of kin of Gl111ys KIIY; Waher KaiY. Jr.. whose lost known addr011 is ..,.,.,wn, and to tho Iaino, dovisoea ond next of kil of Walter Kerr, Jr.: Carolyn Kerr, who.. loll known odd-· is unknown, and to II ll1e hoin, davisand next of kin of Carolyn KIIY; Clinton Al1hur Kalf, whooo lat lonown 111drou lo Illknown, ond ID al flo hoill. ond no><t ot kin vi Clnton Artl1ur Kan-: E1hol Robom KIIY. whoso IIIII known 111d""' is ooknown, ond to al ll1e t.iro. dovl- and naxt vi kin vi E1hol Roberta KoiY; ond to Angeline Klrr. whoM 1111 Built PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 ----..~--,.. .. ,....... ... _llat*W Sunday pro~am ARTHUR BAER, ET AL Dolendenta Caao No . 84-CV-333 NOTICE BY •New & Prior Owned Clubs •Cuttom··Ciubs Youth Clubs •Shoa •Troph!et BOGGS 'bar . . . ., . . . . ........ (ConttDued from page 1) also available with premium service. I Rood notes that residents wlth cable hookups are under no obligation to buy cable service. Consolidated Communications has Invested a substantial amount of money, time and energy in extendIng cable television service to the Rutland area Rood says. vs. tblgo Golf ... .... $6.00 Doz. "Free EstimateS'' Starts Friday Cable TV IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO JOHN T. GRUESER ond JUANITA P. GRUESBl , Plmtiffs Golf Equipment Now Gr1K lnstalod..$2.50 ... No Sunday Calls 3/t 1/trn Public Notice Is Proud to Announce ·The·Opening Of Our New Branch Office At 220 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio New Hames .......... • ,...IIIIIND' ... The Daily KLUB BISSELL SIDING CO. JOHN GARBAGE SERVICE II. 2, CooiYHit 985·4189 wE HAUL- BIG OR SMALL PICK uP WEEKLY Reeoooable Rat81- Reliebto Roger Hysell Garage KOUNTRY *ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULATION Sat. I Sun., AU S.Ots $2.25 ~m. 12.25 '· '. THE *VINYl SIDING Bargain Matinees Slant 6, 2 Dr. EQUIP ENTI INC. 11-28-3 "'o. ~isiion Price Polley · Raymond Snider, who died recently was preceded In death by a brother, Paul, not mentioned In the original obituary. 1977 Plymouth .............................. $495 PH ' 742 • 2050 A bymnsing wlllbeheldSaturday night at the Middleport Church ci Christ In Christian Union, Pearl Street. There wW be special singing by Dennis Weaver and the Mason County Choir. Keith Eblin, pastor, invites the to attend. '" Raymond Snider Runs good. -..- Hymn , ' ' Down from Rutland Post Office, will berunninjuntil after Christmas. New & used toys, somethin& for )he whole family, dolls, tools, novelties, etc. 12·4-85 1m. w. fiijiiiiiiiiiaiiii~~~~~~~~~~~ Graveside rites wlll he held at 11 a.m . Sunday at the International Order d. the Odd Fellows Cemetery in Parkersburg. Friends may call at the White Funeral Home In Coolvllle from 7to 9p.m. Saturday. 1972 Ford Van ............................... $395 Havo Your Woddi"', AMIIvarsary or Spocoal Ckcasion ... Yidoo ... Topo Any Spociot'Occasion. CHAILES BAan roneously reported to be held lonight. The dance Is Saturday night, 8 to 11 p.m., at the Syracuse Gr11de School. sm' g set The DaHy Ohio f~=~:::::::::=ilr.~~~;;;;~~:;:ifj;:::::;;:;;;:;:;;;;=::;r:======~:i INSIDE YARD SALE C. EBUN · The Syracuse Fire Department's annual Christmas dance was er- the Orange Township Volunteer FlreDepartment,EmergencyMedleal Service, and Ladles Auxiliary, will be held Sunday at 6 p.m. at the '!Uppers Plains Fire Department. Those ailend lng are to take a cpvered dish and thetf own table servce. Meat and !leverage wtl be furnished. Santa wUI be present to hand out treats to the children. Parents may provide gifts for under the tree 10 be distributed following the dinner. Pomeroy Business Services Saturday.dance set Annual party set Stephen Groce Thursday at her residence. Mrs. Russell was born near Spencer, W. Va. , a daughter of the late Cumberland and Edocie Hoover Lane. Friday. December 13, 1986 Friday. December 13, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio kltcheft, rental lot, 15,000.00 otter 8:00 PM. ooR 304-6753784. 832.000.00 oloo oxtro lol 1OO.Z36 *12,000.00. 114 2 br treltor ill 1'1. Pletllftt 1100 defM>olt: noo. Mopte St .. Mooon. w. Vo . -per -month. 304-875-11143 alter 3:30PM . or 676-6714. 1111101 -. " �.. Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel LAFF·A·DAY 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 54 Misc. Merchandise LUmp houte coal, limettone. gravel, aand delivered, one ton and up. Jim Lanier, 304·676-7397 or 6751247. 0,.;:;:;::::;- 2 bedroom mobile home near Racine . 614 -992 68&8. 3 bedroom trailer In Middle· pon. With-in walking dlo· . t'anet~ to school and shop· Lump cool hauled S42 .00 ton. Call 304·87&-6400. ping. $200. per month. 614·992-7241 ' 44 For Solo. SURPLUS, CAR· HART. ARMY , DENIM CLOTHING. lnoulotod Dt· cron coverall• cemouflaUed 130· (Oronge or green S26), Sem Sommerville's EastRevenawood, Wva .• Fri.; Sat., Sun . 1 :00· 7:00 PM . Iother olloningo alter 6PMI Cloaad Salurday Dec. 14, Sunday 16. IKido Camouflage) Dolivery 304·875·3334. Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Houolng Opportunity) monthly rent starts at 8169 for 1 bedroom and $204 lot 2 bedroom. deposit $200, located near Spring Valley Plen and Foodland, pool and Cable TV availoble, office hours •• po11ible 10 Big potter bunk beds, com· plato uoo .. motchlng deok $75 ., wall hugner recliner, rust, e75., Commodore 64 with disk drive 8460 .. 19B3 Hondo XR ·100, $600, 1981 Honda Odasaey $600. Call c;. .... ....... , .. ,v o•\, ...., ••• '"' .,. ., ,, •.,.,, • .,, ••• d ...,.,.MAif'P.Q-',z:IJ amto4 pmand7 pmto9pm Monday-Friday, Call 814· 448 · 2745 or loavo "Now I know that guy's a mesaage . nobody - he just dropped MY name!" Nicaly furnlshad mobile home, eft. apt., centre! air ~=========:-r::::======:::-1 and heat in city, aduha only. 1 Coil 614·446·033B. Rodocorotod opt ., 2 bdr .. t160 to nao. Coli 304· 875 · 5104 or 304-67653BB or 304·676·789B . Up1tair1 • unfurnlahed apt., carpeted, all Utilities paid, no children, no polo. Coll814· 448-1837. • Furniohod opt. 2 bdr., 131'11 4th, Galli polio, f1 96 wotor poid. Call 446-4416 titer 7PM . New efficiency apt. Call 614-446-0390. 740\>1 Seoond AVo. 3 bdr .. 1190 mo.. dap. required. Coli 614-446-4222 be· t-n9 & 5. Deluxe 2 bdr. downtown, complete kitchen, aH c.rpet. washer, dryer, electric hall!t & AC. Oep. required. Cell doys 614-446-43B3, eve. & wHktndo 614 ·448·0139. Furnished apt. , 4 room a 8a bath, no peta, adutta. Availa· bla Oac. 1. Coli 81 4·446· 1519. Large 5 room up8tairs apt., fumishod k~chon , I 200 mo. plus utilitiot. 23B 1 tt. Avo. Rof. & dop, no pott. Coil 814-446·4926. 5 roomo & both . Locotod Crown City. N-ly doco· rotod. electric otovo & refrlg. No poll. Coil 614-256· 1222. Furn . apt. for rent, utiHt'-t pold, 1235 mo. Cell 9AM · 6PM, 81 4·448· 9244 . Furniohod opt. 920 4th Avo .. Golllpoiis, one bdr .. 1260. utilltioo pold, odu~o. Coli 448-4411 olter 7PM. 1- 2 bdr. opt fumlohod. oil utllties paid, no pets. sec. dop. rent uao mo. poid inodvonca. Con 614-4461385 oltor &PM . 64 Misc. Merchandise 51 Houaehold Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olivo St .. Golllpolio. New & uood wood·coolllovoo. 8 pc wood LR .,ito 1399, bunk - · 1199, antron recllnoro f99, now & uood bedroom suitea. rangea. wringer waahera, & shoea. New livingroom auit11 f199-fll99, Iampo, oloo buying coal 6 wood ttoves. Call814-448·3159. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofound cholro priced from f2B5. to IB95. Tobleo. 150 and up to f1 26. Hide-obods,f390 . end up to f550 .. oofo bodo 1145, Rocllnoro, 1225. to 8376., l.ompo from f2B. to 1126. pc. dinettes from f109., to 435. 7 pc. 11B9 end up. Wood Ulble with lix chairs UBI to f745. Delk f11 0 up to U26. Hutcheo, 1650. Bunk bed complete with mottreueo. U76. ond up to 1395. Boby bodt, 1110. MattreiHs or bo~~~: springs, full or twin, 183.. firm, 173. ond IB3. Queon tell, f226 . 4 dr. chottt, f49 . 5 dr. chotto, f69. Bad from"' 120.ond U5 .. 10 gun - Gun cobinoll, e360. Goo or oloctric rongeo 1376. Baby mtttre-•. f25 & 135, bod fromoo 120. f25 . & 130, klngfromo 160, Goodltloc· don of bedroom suhea, rockers, metal cabinets, hoodbolordo 138 & up to sse. Uaed Furniture-· Drener. • bod, metol office dookl. 3 miles out Buleville Rd. Opon 9om to 5pm, Mon. thru Sot. 814·446-0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Waahera. dryara, refrigera tora, rangea. Sll:agg1 Ap· plioncas, Upper River Rd. booido Stono Cnoll Motel. 814-448-739B . Fumiohod oflicloncy opt. privota & quiet. Single work· ing peraon only, ell utiliti.. County Appliance, Inc. pold. Coll814·448-4607 or Good u10d opplionceo ond TV sets. Opon BAM to &PM. 814·448·2602. Mon thru Sot. 814-4412 bldroom opt .. utility room, 1699, 627 3rd. Avo. Golli· wtter furnished. Mitchell polio. OH . Rood . Coli 614·379·224B Valley Fumiturt, new & or 614-446-1910. ulld. Large 1ection of qual· 2 bedroom apartments. ity furniture. 1216 Eootern New Haven. WVe . Newty Ave .. Gallipolis. remodolad . In town. 614· E-Z Credit Mollohan F..ni· 992·74B1 ' ture, Rt . 7 North of GolllpoMiddleport duplex. 1 bod· lio. Coil 614· 446-7444. room apt. t 170. plus utilitill. Alao 2 bedroom, 11t. 2 livingroom chairs, French tloor opt. 1190. pluo utili· Provincial atyllng. avocado color, excellent condhlan . tleo. Coll614-9~2 - 7177 . 185 aoch or 1126 lor both. Effanciencv apartment. 2 Call 614-448-0123 oftar roomo, both. fui!IIMO.miilt. 5:00PM . Furnished . In· -,omeror oboYo ltr~or .. J14·992· Kenmore walher·dryer 111 1250, Speed Queen 6t"'lr or 8f 4-992-7314. Wither -dryer set 8260, 2 bldroom furnlohod aport· huvy duty Frigadalre mont in Middleport. All Wllher e126, Kenmore utilities pold . 614-992 · washer e126 , G.E. washer avocado green 8160, Ken5084. more dryer avocado green tide by side rofrlgarator Furnillted 1 bedroom apt. No peta. Deposit required. coppertone like new 82215. refrigerator white 896,' ,.. 814-992-2937. frigerator whjte frolt free APARTMENTS , mobile t150, refrigerator coppor· homes, hount. Pt. Pleannt tone frost free •12&, refrig and Gallipolis . 814 -448- erator white 896 , wood & coal burning stove •176, 30 8221 . ln. gu rongo 176. Skaggo 2 br apartments in Hender- Apptlancea. Upper River Rd.. Gallipolio, 814·448 oon. 304-876-1972. 739B . Nice 1 and 2 br oportmonll ,downtown. 304·875·221B Whirlpool dryer 4 yro. old, good cond., t150 . GE • B-8 washer needs some repair On North Fourth Middle- 150. Coil 814·446·7231 port, 2 bdr, furnlohod opt .. sfter 15 . Coil 304-882-2566. Country otvle oak furniture, hand cqfted and finished, 45 Furnished Rooms antique reproduction•. Paul Conkel , Rt . 7. Tuppers For rent Slee_ping Rooma Plaint. and light house kHping rooms . Perk Central Hotel . Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner for Ale. f260. Good condl· Coil 814·446·0756 . lion. Coll814·742-3003 . ue. Housekeeping room, range, refrig., thtrt bath, male preferred. utilities pd . e125 . Co11448-4416 oflor 7pm . 48 Space lor Rent Mobile homo lot , 12'•60' or smaller. t75 woter poid, 4th & Ntil, Galllpollo. Call 448· 4418 ofltr BPM . Mobile home opoco. 2 mlleo from Galllpollo on Rt. 6BB . Call 61 4·446·3262 or 614· 448-3413. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pori<, Route 33, North of Pornoroy. Lorge loto. Coil 814·992-7479 . Troller opocos. Small child· ,.n accopltd . Out Rt. 1, Locuot Road. ~ck of K& K. 1 -304-87&·1 078. ' Fridity, December 13, 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 64 Misc. Merchandise Firewood-cutup tllbl, 1 truck load 1100, 2· 11BO. Pickup load, you houl 118. HEAP occeptod. Coli 814· 245· 5B04. Haute coal. Lump • ttoker. Zinn Cool Co. Coii814-446140B. Collohon' o Uood Tiro llhop .. Over 1.000 tlroo, 11101 12, 13.14, 16, 18, 16.&.Bmlleo out Rt. 218 . Coll814· 268· 6261 . Firewood 140 PU load doll· vered . 8 ft . landscape timblro 14.60 to .. 81t. ocolh pine live X-moo trtoa belled & burtopod f32.80 ao., Mulch . Coll814·441 -1799 doys or 814· 441· 9846 oltor 8pm. Specill pfic11 on wild bird ...d. IUnftower. de-icing ult. rat polson. protein blocko; Found otlho Bidwell Mill. 614-3BB· 9689 . Firewood for ule *30 pickup load. Oakwood only. Coli 814 - 3B8-B144 anytime. Kennibeck potatoes, turkeys for solo. Coli 814-3677230. Chriltmaa Trees. RodnayBidweU Roed . 11A miles from Rodney. Call Fisher : 61 4· 245·5246. We are over stocked with Necchl aawing machinea made of metal. 25 year warranty, makes button ho~s. stretch atitchs . pro· fenional atichea. design stitches & more. Jul1 aet dial & oew. Reg. price 1499, now thru Jon. B& SIBS. Call collect 614 · 3B5-B025 . Vance leach Home Furnish· ing, Logan, Oh 28 yeara in business. firewood large k>ada delivered, llockod $36 Iotti, 140 out of town. Call dayo 8 14·446· 9743, ovoningo 614-448-9344. Antiquo vonlty 175. antique high choir f40. 2 oholllampo 120 aoch. Call 614·4484614. 1975 Ford Grand Torino vory nice ohopo . 19 B3 Hondo 110 3 whoolor 1700. Col1814-387-0&94. Time• Sinclelr1000computer with 16K memory. Young mena clothing, size 40 reg .. like now. Call 614·367·013&. Custom made 9 h . couch ..c. cond.,' .,eo. Coli &14· 245·6439. Color TV with Atori & 3 cortrlclgos. 1176. Call 614245·5192 . Rebuilt anow thrower t1 ISO, jot type raddy hooter like now 1110, 160,000 BTU hot houn kerosene heater grut lor gorege 1100,22 in . self propelled lewn mower used 3 weeka 8126, new 6,000 BTU olr cond . t145, complete Super 8 mov6e outfit t12&, 7x7 tilt bod trailer with fold down ramps uMd for golf cart. anowmobile or off road vehicles 1460. Coil oftor 7PM 614· 448-2746. Portoble VCR & comoruold w~h worronty, f5B5. Call 81 4-446 ·8668 . 2 . 6x32mm •cope and mount for Rem. 870 or 1100. Call814-448-1444. Men. woman, children• clo thing, til oizes. Coil 614446-2447. Block powder 15.96 , muzzleloading acceaaortea spe. cialilt, Koebel's Guns & Repair, MlllcrMk Rd . Open 6· B P.M . Mon . thur Fri. Sot. 1-6. Coll614-446-2318 . Mix ad hardwood olebs, 112. per bundle, containing epprox . 1\>1 ton. fob. Ohio Pollet Co .. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phono 814-992· 6481 . Sovo 50 percontll Fleshing arrow oigno 127911 Ughtod, non-trow 1269. Unlighted f209 . IFreo lettorol) SH locolly. (BOO) 423-0183, onytimo. (8001 628· 2B28, •••. 504. Browning trap gun. BT99 . 34 ln . full choke. EC. 1500. 814·992·7163. Whitt gu range. f75. 814· 992·8952. 6 motol upholllared bar chairs. Reasonably priced . K. Crow. 814-992-2441 aher 6 p.m . Movlo projootor llo ocrean , ltlr Jet· B track player. Sooro dohumldlfior- 20 gal., door •wnlng. Ladies large 9omoonlto. 61 4· 992-6B62. Savege 30· 30 Soh action rifle. New. Never fired . Quick ule f125 . Coil 614742·2&02 . Rodlo Shock Duo-fono 32. Alllo, memory diolor. U5. Domoll, 731 High St .. Mid· dleport, Oh . 614 · 992 · 3530. 56 Pets for Sale Five quilts, Wadding Ring, Lone Star and others, 304876·699B . 57 120,000 BTU Lenno• gao furnace, new fen motor. exc cond, 1100.00. 4 Muotang G.T . 16 Inch wheols . 150.00 . Couch and choir nice , 176 .00 . 304-676 · 4038 . Lowery organ now $3.396 . Make ofler. Call 814· 448· 97BB . Musical Instruments 58 & Fruit Vegetables Big ai1e apples mountain grown , eight varietiaa. Truck load, orangea, Navel, Tange. loa, Grapea, Bananas. Open 7 doyo, 8 :00 to 6:00. Jock's Fru~ Mkt , Rt. 36, Hendor· son. Coal for ula. Lump, tt'okor, egg. Picked up or delivered. 614-446·92.00 . Fm; Suppl1 ~s & L;ve>loGk 10 caret gold ring with 3 stnall diamonds. 14 caret gold chain necklace . 304876·9789. Hand croltod wood doll crodla , 304 -675 · 4536 . Henderson, w./ . 55 Building Supplies Building Materiala Block, brick, 1ewer pipes, windows, lintels , etc . Cliudo Winters. RioGrando, 0 . Coll614· 245 · 5121 . Kentucky lump, Ohio Lump, Ohio Stoker. Yard or delivery. cement bloclca and building materiel. Golllpollo Block Co., Pine St., Gallipo· lio, Ohio Cell 614-44627B3. BUILDERS SUPPLIES Surplus salvage closeouts. 1. l"x7· 16 " x16 ' prima hardboard siding 20 .00 pr.oq or 1. 76 pr. placa . 2 . Embo11ed wood grain aluminum aiding whh foam back In color 39.96 aq . 3. 4 ' •B' an 4'x9'x7-16 stucco to Masonite aiding 8.96 on 13.96 pc. ' 4. Yt" and ¥." exterior plywood with fibergleaa reinforced two aides 6' wide 14'6" long 35 .00 ea. 5. 12 pac. ltael Insulated prehung door·a. 6 panel, 8 ponel or fluoh 2-8 or 3-0, 76 .00 ... Singles B9.95 ao . 8. Durham oak masonite paneling 4'x8 '~~: 1A' 6.99 or Woodfield chellnut B . grade. 7. 4'x8'x'A" prefiniahedma · sonite ~anellng ucond1 3.99 on up. 8. Bruohed olumlnum key entrance locka 4.99 ee. 9. Interior prehung door's assorted sire's an linlahea 29 .96 . 10. 48 " oak vanity with 8 grade marble top 199.00. Penn'l Warehouse, Welloton, Ohio . Call 61 4· 384· 3845 . Block , brick, mortar and meaonry auppllea. Mountain Stole Block, Rt. 33. New Hoven, W. Yo. 304·8822222 . Building oupplieo, i300)4x4 inch 12to 16 fl. oak tlmbero. Mora-n 's Woodlawn farm, 304 875 1286 304 2 • • or · 8 3- I:6~8~4=3=ov=on;l:n:::g':';:::;== 58 Pets for Sale 1- - - - - - - -- Brl1rpetch Kennels All · breod grooming. Aduns & Wood. f40 .00 a ton. Ac· puppleo. English Cocker 'ooptlng hoot wuchero. 814- ,__sp_o_n_le_I•_·_3_B_B_ · 9_7_9_o _. _ _ 742-2488. I' Dr~~gonwynd Cattery KanTONY'S GUN REPAIRS, nol. CFA Hlmeleyan, Portion hotdlprobluling,olltypeoof and Slemeoo kittens. AKC gunsm~h wo111, fell aorvlco, Chow pupplto. Cell 448· 304·076•44131 , 3844 ohor ?PM . ~ ~~---- 1984 Hondo TRX 200 ohoh drive. axe cond. 11 , 800 .00. 304-676· 29 11 ' 197B 750 Kawaoakl mull 1111. SacrHice S300. 304675-7479. 75 61 Farm Equipment CROSS& SONS U.S. 36 Watt, Jackson. Ohio. 614·2B8-8451 . Ma11ey Ferguson, New Hoi· land, Buoh Hog Salas & Service. Over 40 used trac tora to choose from & complete line of new 8a uted equipment. largest selection in S .E. Ohio. ' Jividen• Farm Equipment, Year End Sale with 6 percent lnteraat. Long Trectora, Grain Barna. & full line of Agr. Equip . Complete line of Vermeer Hay Equip., Round Bole foodars , 17B . OO, Grinder mlxero, 3 pt. hitch rotary tllloro, 1 1 ft . food bunko f110 .. post Drivor $760, B HP Woodopllttero 8950., Check our prices on gates a. Corral panala . pickup racks. aeedara. min· lfll feeders, wheel horta 'lawn mow'ers , wood burnera, fr..atanding, fire· place inaan• furnace odd-ons. Good 01ioctlon of used tractor• S. other used equip. Coll814·448·1676. a. 19B5 MF 240 dianl liva power, opln outl, 73 houro. Coll614·379·2162. 131 tobacco baler boxes 186. 5 ft . buoh hog •300. To· bacco lticks 15 cents each . 2 row tobacco setter 81 ,400. A modol lntorno tionel with cullivators $1,500. 26 ' tobacco pipe troller. 13001 4"x4" x 12' and 16' oak tlmblro. Homelite chelnsew 8100. Mor· gan'a Woodlawn Farm, 304675 · 128 .8 or 304-523·5B43 . 2 Pony saddloo, 304-875· 2B85 . 300 lntornotionol utility ioodor. 614·843 -5402 oltor 7:30p.m. John Deere 10 in. homrnermlll. eioo rubber bolt & four ocraens. 8100. 814·849· 2631 . CAPTAIN EASY WJ'II\T ~0 A GHO!IT 'HIP, '(OU !IAVl EA!I'7' ~ John boot for oole. Coil 814·2&8· 8417. 76 & Alito Pa'r ts Accessories 6 /J."IJ ~~ • Wont 16x8 or 15x7 orlginol equipment. . tire rims for aize. 304-876-46B9 . down ~~========:r~====e~-~~~""~-~~~~ B4·86 Jaep Chorokoo ANNIE 81 Farm Equipment 136 Mouay Fereusoft !I'M· tor r .u na good, clea,., 82,960. 6ft. buoh hog gcHMI 12.960. Ce'l 614·211· 8522 . 71 Autos for Sale 1966 Cadillac Coupe 88.000 mlleo, runs good. Coil 814·441·0063 . 1979 Toyoto Calico GT. .,nroof. AC, AM·FM, A·1 cond., 13,486. Call 614· 246-911B . 79 Motors Homes D. Campers "' OH1 60lLY.''IIH~T'6 OOT rowsm:r ALL UP6t!T7/ 1988 Benner 17' travel troller, $1,500. Cell 614· 446-0063 . '73 Dodge motor home New Holland hoo 0!1 'lnonc· uceUent ru n'nlng condition. ing for 2 yee,. on new 86 ,600 or trade for vehicle, uood Hoy & Forego Jlf<l' reel aatate, furniture etc. ducta, Grinder mixers. rne- 1977 Chevy novo. 8 cyl .. Soe Sat. & Sun. ot 382 nure IPreldere. Now tl thl 1550. 614· 992· 3840. Jsckaon Pike, Route• ~~ & time to buy box menute 160. Call614-448-7037 . oprtodoro . Iorge c11h dll' 79 Cadillac Flaetwood counta. DacemberSpeciell: Brougham 1 owner, good 1·New Modal 213 N.., cond . black brown metalic s~rme> Hollond 10B bu. Monu,. whh l18ther Interior. See at .1 -- -H - o_ m _ a_ __ Spreodor f2BOO. 1• U.... 32 Warwick Rd .. price I-8Modol 387 New H""-M 18. &00 . Cell 304·676Improvements Tonk Spreader 11200. 1· 2684 alter 7PM . Uood Modtl 678 N- Helland Box Spreoder 2 . _ , .1976 Caprice cloulc, AC, Tonden Axle . 2&0 IU PS. PB. runt good. bell offer BASEMENT 13500. 1- Uood Jolin DHN wKI bl accepted. Coil 304· WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· Modal 700 G rindor Mill• 876· 3124 oftor 6:00PM. 12400 . 1·Uood Modo! HI rantee. local referencea furnl1had , Free astimatet. Now Holland 100 1111. 19BO XR7 Cougar loaded~ Grinder Mixer Hyd·Drl" 44,000 milea, needs aome Call collect 1·814·237uood vary little f6800. 1· wort<. 11.800.00. Can be 04B8, day or night . Rogors Used Modal 351 Grlftcler IMn 7 Woodmont Drive. BaMment Waterproofing . Mixer 11480. 1- NewM- Point Pleount, 304-676D.an'd M. Contractors. Vinyl 353 New Holland 10 llor. 1347. aiding, replacement win Lorge tlroo Grindor Mix• 16400. 2· U10d Now Hol- '78 Buick l.o Sabra, runs dows, insulating, rooting, lond Modol BB 1 Roun4 extr• good, clean inside, new a'nd remodeling. con· bolero Hydwrop 16600. 1· 304-B96-3650. erato . Call304·773·6131. Uood New Hollond M 270 Boler 11BOO. 1· U"" J.and L. Installation. Roof· lng, vlnyloidlng, ttorm dooro Super 16 Now Holland 72 Trucks for Sale Square Boler SBOO. 1· Now and windows. Free esti· Hollond Modol 488 I ft. 1972 GMC truck V-8, PS, mateo. Col1814·992 · 2772. Hayblne Demonstrator PB. long wide bod, ·price 18200. 4· Good uood rnodol f850. Ct!l 304·46B·'l997. COLEMAN WATER WELL 56 & 2&8 Hoy Rokot ,._ DRILLING ssoo to f1400. 1- u.... 19B5 S· 10 PU, ohortbed, Pump sales. Hrvice. Regia· Modal 707 3' point Cho- rodlolo, koystoneo, 6,000 tared in Ohio. All work wHh both hudo t1900. 1· miles. Coil 61 4·379·2862. guaranteed. Coil 304-273- ., Uud Gahl Forogo boa 2811 . Ravenswood , W. Va. 11600. 1·Uood Super 717 1979 GMC Bit. bid, topper, Chopper with 1 Row H.... 306. dual exhaust, auto., RON 'S Television Service. 11e00. 1• U10d N- Hal· low miles, exlrosl Coli 614· Houoo calloon RC!I; Ouszor, land 718 Chopper & 1 R- 446-0073. ova. 814-446· GE . Spociallng in Zenjth. Hoad f3300. 1·Now Hef· 2968 . Coii304-576·239B or 814· land L-462 Ski~ SIMP 446·2464. Loader Oomonotrotor 100 19BO Chovv Luv 12.399. houro •12,600 . 1-Uso4 1980 FordCourrlort1,999. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump Glenco 7 Shonk Soil Sovor 1979 Dauun f1 , 799 . removal. Coli 304 · 675 · new mold bo'!'dl & points John'• Auto Saleo. Buleville 1331. 13600. Koefero Sotvico Rd .. Gallipolis, Oh 46631 . Cantor, St. Rt. B7.. Pt. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ex· Pleounl WV. Ripley R•. 19B3 Douun PU nice periencad carpenter, electri· 304· 896· 3874 . ' f3,860. 19B1 Chovv von 6 clan. meaon. painter. roof· cyl., IUIO. 82,300. 1981 ing nncludlng hot tar Dotoun PU King Cob AC oppllcotlon.l 304-876·2088 63 Uvelllock f2 ,8&0. 1981 Fo.rd Bronco or 676· 7388. I cyl. 4 spd. AC •4.&60. 1978 Chov. PU Sllvorodo Starks T,ee and Lawn Ser2 Reg . · Sorrell querter 12,800. 1978FordPU6cyl. vlco. londocoplng. 304-576· maroo. 1 I mo . old quort• IUIO 11,295. B .. D Motors 2010 . coil. Coii6!4·2B8·8822. Hwy. 160- 4 mi. N. of Hollers Hoop. 614·446- Rotary or cable tool drilling. Molt walla completed same Reol nice Hereford bull, 4 7322 . yro . old, gentle. •1.000. Coli 1----..:______ day. Pump 11lea and service. 614· 386-B777. 1973 Chavv truck. 8 cyl .. 304·895-3B02 good inotor. body rough. Llvottock Chrittrnao 1111. 82,000 mlloo. t560. 814· Get your carpet in ahip ahepe wettern opporel & occe01i· ,_99 ..2_ ;. ·_3_8_40_._ _ _ _ __ with Captain Steamer. furni· ture cleaning·water damage n.tetm hor• a. blrn 1· ment, HorMman•a CCif'nl, t97B 'h ton Ford Cullom wort<, 304-676-229& . 304- 878-8799- Glvt Ul • jllck· up. EC. Ps. pb, auto. Aloo 20 cu. ft. fr.. zor. New Colloftor 7:00P.M. Plumbing conditJon. Maytag wringer 82 & Heating 2 Reg. Anguo IKdlo, ortlff· type washer. 814-B43 ciol, performance tollod, 1 _6_33_4_ . ------moo . old, eo canto • pouM, 1 roal nice. Coil 304·171- 1976 Ford '.4 ton P.U. Good CARTER'S PLUMBING condition. 614-742-2421 . 2902 alter 8 . AND HEATING Cor. Fourth end Pine 1976 V-B Convorolon Luv Gollipollo, Ohio Pigs . Cell 304·678·27"3 . truck, roll bar, Blazer Phone 614-446 ·388B or whoelo, vary nice. 1979 4 614·448·4477 door Chovette. Call 30464 Hay & Grain 176-3388. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG . Rt. 1, Box 356. Golli· Timothy hoy •1. 10 1 bole . 1981 VW dioul Robbltt LX polio. Call814-387·0576 . pickup, air cond .. mroo , eo Coli 614·245·9626. MPG, exc . cond. 12,900. Coii304-676-12B8 or 304· Excavating 83 Hoy for ule . Coli 614·371&23·5B43. 2424 . •r equ'-" Good Hay f1 . 60 belt, eosy OCCIII, Rodmond Ridge. Call 304·676-51104. Tr ,lllspo r\cllillil 71 Autos for S1le 19n CJ -6 Jeep. Colldoya 614· 448·1781 ofler 4:30, 670 GT dryer 500 bu. exc. 614- 24&-5B61 . cond . 84,200. 6B HP Ooutz troctor 4WD f10.500. 100 1978 VW Sclrocco, good HP Deutz 4WD 113,000. cond .• priced under whoteMorgen'• Woodlawn Farm, nle volut. Coli 614·44.. 304-875-12B6 or 304·623· 2048 evan. 5B43. 19B4 Hondo LX IUIO., ATTENTION formoro II the 39,000 mllos, •9.200 . Coli new tax law pauea in 1988 614-448-B239. which II highly probable you will lose the tan percent 1982 Dodge Arieo. ~ dr .. inveatment credit tax. If you 33,000 miles, a•. cond. Coli nnd 1 new tractor. buy 614·446· 0254. now. we can •II you a new Duell· Alllo diesel tractor, 19 79 Muttong Cobra (IOCMI from21 HPto180HPotloll oond., Rio Orondo. 11.100. price than we aold 1 tr•cotr Call614·245·6535. for in 19BO. Keefer Sor~~ica Center, St . Rt. B7, Point 1977 Pinto wogon, Collfer· Pleuant. Rlpley Road, call nil car no Nat, new tim. Ceii814·2B8-6622. 304-B95· 3874 . Malley Ferguoon 256 dleul trecotr, $5,996 . Sldtro Equipment, 304-876· 7421 . Boats and Motors for Sale YOU THII'JK, 1---·------1· Ra1 Terrier P\IPPies, 7 weeka Motorcycles 1972 Hondo Troll 90, very good cond, t260 .00. 304· 878·3578. AKC Rag. miniature Dach · ahund fornalo, black & ton 3 MOl . old. Call e14-182· 6731 AKC registered German Shepherd pupo 8100. Nch . 304-876·1 843. 6' projector TV screen, made by Advent. Exc. cond. Perfact picture. Muat sellS BOO. 304-676·7479 . 74 Pill Bull puppies 6 weeke, pure brood Jl<lpples, 6 mo. Call 6 14 · 3 B 8 · 9 6 6 1 _•_v_e_n_in_u_•_ · -----1 Rot Tarrier pups- bob tailed, 3 mos., wormed, lhota. Call aek d 614 2c8 eva. or w an • . • o • 148 7 _·-_ _ _ 1 Rex rabbltta with or without pedigree slipo. Cell 814446·1149. Spacious room divider, 11 gun cabinet . Solid dark walnut. Both like now. Call 304-676·433B . ' GE oide·by-sido double door fro at free refrigerator, white. 1300. Exc. Cond. 304·6767479 . DICK TRACY ®IJ 1Mrr Wright German wireh1ired pointer puppies. veraetile hunting doga. exc . poto & fomlly protec,~ion. Chlimpion alre from top winning 1tock with hunting bsckground. Coli 614-3BB-B720 . 446 · 3252 or Coli 614 · 446· 304·675· 1768 after 7. old, S30· f36. 6144 13 10 opood man bicycle. 1_3__ _ · - - - - - - - 1100" 3 speed women Live Toddy Boero: AKC bicycle ' 75 " both 28 "· Registered Chow Chow olmoot now. Call 304-8953329 . puppioa. Roady for Chrlotmai. Call614·266·1271 . King sire water bed & frame. almost new will fit any king Young heelthy Parakeet size headboard, use regular breadera, Love bird1, Cock a· king size thMtl. Call 304· tiel a, baby Mine bird, Cock a· too. Also commercial nw· B82·3206 ing machi he. 614-9B6· 4212 ovonlngo. Save S0%11 fluhing arrow signs e279 11 Ughtad, non· arrow t269 . Unlighted AK C Lhaoo Apoo pu pt, a209. lfreo lottorsl) Sao males only. 20 champions in locally. 18001 423-0163. pedigree, gentle, quiet and anytime. 18001 628 · 282B, loving dogs. 304-676-6537 or675·2223 . " toooousloto ox!. 604. lvoe us". Cobbago Patch dolls. 2- Mr, T Dollo . Call 304-675 · Parakeets, babies. breeders, ctgea. Call alter 5:00 304· 6460 . 876-5030 . Diamond engagement 8t wedding ring set, can be AKC Bolton Terrier puppies. remounted, e;~~~cellen1 condi· ready by Christmao. Cell 304-67&·3B62 alter 6 :00 lion. Cell 304-675-1622 . Uood J -20 Ditch Witch Trencher and 450 John Daere Dozer, 1· 814·894· 7B42 or 894·6006 . KIT 'N' CARLYLI! 1979 Ford F260, h4, 8 fl bod. u .ooo.oo. 304-67e2911 ' 1982 Chevy pickup truck , 6 cyl, po, pb, olr cond. Call 304 · 273-594B . Leave mltaege. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. Dorer Work land cletring. landacaping, etc. Free estl~ matoo. Call 614·448·8038 or 814 -992-7119 onytimo . 10 CJ-6 JHp, 12,300. Franklin ttove good cond. 176. Coii614·387·723B . 1979 Jeep J10,1ong wheol .... PU, quodro trock, 380, Y·B, outo, AC. PS, PB, ailding roar window. low mllooge. 1979 CJ·5 Golden Eagle, V-8, 3 apd .. opoke whoolo, AM ·FM otoroo, low mileage . Coli 814-448· 8700 . 1-- - - - - - - - 1880 Jeep ChorokH. 2 •or, B cyl .. 4 op .. om·fm ltereo can .• air, 1 owner. 73,000 miles. f3800. &14· 142·2700 dlyoor 814·317· 06570YII . t ========== 74 Motorcyclea 1919 Pontlec Cotollno .,.. good, good cond .. mull .... *·19B3 XR 100 Hondo dirt 1400 or bioi · offtr. Col . .e1 , oxc. cond. Coil 814· 814-248-8157. ' 1148-8247. 1972 VW Super ....... Hondo ATC 186, both geoo1 oond.. 1800 oech. Coli 1 14·;zB8·8380 oltor 8. Good -1 Excavating. basemanti, footers, drlvew1y1, septic tanks, landacaplng. Coli onytimo 61 4·448· 4537. Jomas L. Davlaon. Jr. owner. -----1888 Hondo Bid Rod f1,200. 1976 Hondo 250 olirt 1600. 1980 Hondo Odyuey 1360. Coli e1431?· 04B2. · 1982 Mlado 828, AC, AM· FM, low mlleoge, body Iii 11111 Sprto Hondo Scooter, runnlne colld., guor......., 10 cc. red wtth htlmot. txc. u,87&. ·can 814·241· Olnd, toW.. or ochool, f380 . Coli 304-878·2842. 911B. 85 General Hauling James 8oy1 Water Service. Aloo poolo filled. Cell 614· 268 ·1141 or 614 · 448 1176 or 614-446· 7911 . Ken 's Water Ser.~ice . Walla, cloterrio, poolo filled . Phone 814· 387 ·0823 or814-3877741 night or doy. Waugh's Water Service . Wella, cilterna, paola. Feat, reliable oarvlca. Call 814· 2&8 · 1240 or 814 · 266 · 1130. Reasonable rates. Limestone, houH coal. Call 614-387·7760 87 Upholstery TRISTATE . UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec. Avo .. Golllpollo. 814·448·7833 or 8 '14·4461B33. R S. M Furniture Manultc · turing, St. Rt. 7, Crown City, Oh . Coil 614· 2&8· 1470, call Eve. 814-4463438 . Old & now Uphootorod. 'I -E. ALLEVOOP 1H&N SI<T IT UP, . .JUST LIKE I TOLD 'YOU! AN' DON'T WASTE ANV TIME! EVENING a m ro rn • (11111 (jJ N•w• Cil 1100,000 Nomo That Tune (!) Mazda SportoLook • Cll 3-2-1. Contoot (CC) !D EyowltntOI Nowo (I]) Electrlo Company fll) Olff'nont Strokoo IHIO) MOVIE: Whore tho Boyo Aro' IMAXI MOVIE: 'The Bugs Bunny I Road Runner Movie' 8:05 (I) And1_ Griffith 8:30 81]) (!) NBC Nowo CilGrHn Acroo (!) Aorobloo: Bodloo In Motion (I) Ill (!) ABC Nowa CJ (I) !D CBS Nowo Cll DCIO!or Who (I]) Body Elootrlo Ill Toxl 8:36 . (]J Corol 8urnatt . 7:00 D I]) PM Mogo1lno Cil Cour1ahlp of Eddie's Fothor (!) BportoCo,tor (I) Entorulnmont Tonight Interview with Larry Hagmen . (!) • (() Wheol of Fortune C1J BCTV Network !D EyowhnoH News (I]) MooNeli-Lihrer Nowoh· our Ill (!) Dlvarco Court Ill Jefforoono 7:06 (JJ Mary Tyler Moore 7:30 D I]) AII New LoU Mok. . Dool Cil Pit... Don't Eot Dolslos (I) Now Prloo II Right Joopordy (I) Niihtly Butinooo Report I]J Whool of Fortune . . (JJI Prl,. II Right 111 WKRP In Clnolnnoti IMAXI Album Flooh: Stevlt Wonct. New videos from Stevie Wonder's lateat al· bum 'In.Squire Circle ' are · featured. elong with exclusive Interviews 1nd back· ataga vlelta with the Oacar and Gremmy winner. 7:35 (I) Banford and Son 8:00 Gl]) C1J Knight Rider MIchael end KITT help • nightclub owner and 1 blind muaician rebuild a fa lling neighborhood . (80 min.) (]) Wecklelt Ship In tho Arml_ (I) Ill ~ Wtbstor ICC) Webater prellntl Kether· lnt with e gaudy home· made drell and wants her to wear it at il ap•cial occ•· sion. (I) liD Twilight Zone (() MoaNeii·Lohror Nowoh· our [)) Elootrlo COmpany ell Chrlotmot Troo Ro· 'ooone IHIOI MOVIE: 'Am•rl..n 6:00 rn • (() e n ••• _ .... rr•t"\ • The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Friday, December 13, 1986 !MAXI MOVIE: "Purpll Rain' (CCI 8:06 (JJ NBA Baokotboll: At· lente et Indiana 8:30 (I) Ill (!) Tho Cabbage Patch Kldo' Firat Christmas In this seasonal apeciat. the Cabbage Patch Kids go in search of the Christmas ~irit. IR). Gil MOVIE: 'l(o o Wonder· ful Lifo' 9:00 D I]) (!) Misfits of Bel· ance The mislita anempt to locate a milling Grand Pri x motorcycle racer through the extrasensory percep· tion of hia twin. (80 min .) Cil 700 Club (I) 8) (111 Dlff'rent Strokes ICC) Phillip's lavish plano for Sem'o birthday party overwhelm the boy. Ill (I) ffm Oollot ICC) IJ) Stotowlclo ()]) Greet Performance•: Folotaff (Subtitled) Sir George Soltl conducts the Vienna Philharmonic Or· chestra , the Chorus of the Vienna State Opera , and the Vienna 8oy1 Choir. (2 hrl . ~ 9 :30 (!) AWA Wrestling (I) Ill (!) Benson (CC) Benson finds himaelf the co· owner of a basset hound wh·en he atka Clayton to in· veat 81000 of1hla own mo·· ney. 10:00 D I]) (!) Mloml Vloe A charming con artist gets in over hla heed when he pulls a scam on 11riou1 cocaine tradert . (60 min.l I]) Ill(!) Our Family Honor (CC) Frank McKay encountera unforseen circumat· encea when he travels to Loa Angeles to return a murderer who will teatify egeinst the Denziga. (60 mln.} Ill (I) CID Faloon Crtot(CCI Angela faces rebellion from Emma and Lance, while Chell 1teal1 her drstributor~ . (60 min.) IJ) Eiootrlo Compony lill Odd Couple IHIOJ MOVIE: 'Bitt tho Bul· 1er !MAXI MOVIE: 'Ch-h and Chong'• Nice Dreama' 10:20 I]) Benford end Son 10:30 Cil Vorloty Cll College 8oskttball : Morsholl Momorlel Invito- · tlonel Ill INN Nowt 10:&0 (]J Night Trookl 11:00. I]) (I)(!) . (]J ® Ill .( !) Nows CIJ Men from U.N.C.LE (!) NFL Gomt of tho Weok Ill Bonny Hill Show 11:30 D I)) (!) The Tonight Show Tonighrs guest Ia Luther Vandro11. 180 min .) (!) lpo<IICentor (]J WKRP In Clnolnnotl CJ (I) MOVIE: 'Trooturo of the Am11on' !DToxi '"' .,. ......... . . ........... 8) ill' ABC Nowo Nightllne lill Ono Stop Boyond (MAXI M,OVIE: 'Low.. c.n11' 12:00 (]) Boot of Groucho (!) AWA Wrtotllng (I) Entortolnmenl Ton ight interview with Larry Hag. man. !D MOVIE: ' lolend of tha Burning Doomed' lill MOVIE: 'Middlo Ago Crort' 12: 16 (HBO) 111 & Ton Two 111r players land In the clink thanks to a con man end his vine_y_ard acheme. 12:30 D I]) (!) Frltloy Night Vi· diOI Cil Bill COoby Show (I) ABC Nowo Nlghtllne . . (!) MOVIE: 'To Bo Announood' 12:48 IHBDI MDVIE: 'ChiiOh and Chong'e Tho Coroloan Brothera' 12:60 (I) Night Traokt 1:00 Cil Wendy end Me (I) Puttln' on tho Hill !D MOVIE: 'Stone Cold ONd' 1:10 (MAXI MOVIE: 'Humon· 7:30 B:OO 8 :05 8 :30 9 :00 9:05 EyENINQ 8:00 (])The Monroe• Cll D (I) !D Gl (!) N-• Cll MOVIE: 'Holldly Inn' (I]) Hou10 for All 8eosont .!MAXI MOVIE: ' Normo Roo' 8:06 (I) World Chomplonohip Wrootil~ 8:30 (I) . . IIJ) ABC Nowo 0 (I) Conoorn !DCB8 Nowo (I]) Woodwrlghl'l Shop 7:00 Gl]) Nowo (I) Laremle (!) . . (!) COli- Boskotball: Plttobur;h ot Woot Vir;lnlo (Jj CJ (I) HH How (!) Amorloo !D WhHI of Fortune (I]) Nowton'o Applo ... · --" ..... -. . . AoA4~ • . , n J ............., l ' '"· ~ ....-;:1• \ (..·:..,.~::r'?' ~ .·,..· { I'.. _...,\·-·, : .,.. ·~..:::- - ; I -.. I NUDAT t - ,•.I, >·.·'' t7 ,. / '( 26 Shad e of green 271lu ildin" anne" 281'm ready! 32 Rt>twf>Pn Miss. and Ga . 33 Car~>ss 34 Olia 35 - tctrach· loridc 37 High-strunR 38 Locomotive 39 Advantage . OAILYCRYPTOQUOTES - Here's how lowo rk it: ·.. "·("':-r·!~.:r-.loA~ .,.. ...,.,......\ AXYDLBAAXR \," \ ) iHLONGI'ELLOW '":::.. / ..;)' ; i'' -;;:-' ., I /1 c, 1.!'""' ..:nt;. ' WHAT PO!£ elAN OF I CAVELE I K) XJ IJAJ!JY o.~ ~: KIN!:' CRYPTOQUOTE 12- 13 KIJ t) Arl•wer~: r V .I L Now arrange the circled letters to form tlltturpriM 1n1wer, u aug. gelled by the 1txwe c.rtoon. I I I 11 I I I I ) GJRTT DPY (Answers tomonow) JP XJ 'f'ettlfday'a I TOVA Jumble~: DEtTY AOUt.T FETISH ' BAL.LET Anlwer. Whit "talel" told bV a tong ·wlnded bore UIUIIIY have too many of-"OE·TAILS" TOL LJ L R II Z ZVI'A XRTW \' .I I. X ll T W YVC L Y.J I.M , I'VA ' Y ' '. apostrophes, the length and formation of the words a re all hints . Each day the code letters are d11ferent. Mi~K ii<JVI51!!1L.E ' One letter slands for another. In this sample A IS used for the three L's, )( for the tw o O's, etc. Smgle letters , 51!T, NATU/tAW.."'ff" YARRIT house begins an eerie relationship with ,a stray dog. [MAX] Comedy E11parlmen1: SpittinA lmaAe II ~uvr.e by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 40 Withhold 1 Toreado r's 41 Elk ('apr DOWN 5 Bluenos<' I E ;L..~I hulian 9 German fruit lanc('r 2 Una.'isistf'd 10 Buddin ~ 3 Zoo ml:'dical ·aurat'1ion student 4 Conjunctio n · 12 RoiP fnr 5 Vi ctim Yesterday's An8wer Roger Moor<" 6 Necktie 13 Whine ahout. rabrlc 22 Tunrwl !10 Swin•lll' 14 Srope 7 Apt• hl'1 Wf' l ' ll 31 Aqua1il' U Influence 8 Overall N.Y an d N~l . arurn al 16 Detective 10 Babbl l' 23 Expand :1:1 l.iquPtu (sl.) 11 Rot 24 Exlrt>miti~> s gia....s 17 Michael 15 RivPr 25 Tranquilil y :u; Sl()ra)(t• .Jackso n deposil. 26 Thf' SST , ''· ~ hox hit 18 Amphibi an 29 Holl· for :J7 A1 ·tor l9 Macaw 21 Hot 11o~ar1 ll rt usn n 20 BullrinR cheer 21 Tarry 22 Fervor 24 Sense 2~ ·on Go lden 6-+-1- l ,,.of.. · ,-.: '"k'· / ,;(·:·!"' l ; ,,.,, SATURDAY 12/14/86 ton et UUih 9:30 8 1])(!) 227 (HBOJ Hitchhiker A man steyi~g over et 11 friend's e ~ua' 1:30 C11 Lovt That Bob (!) Champlonthlp Roller Derby (I) Nows 2:00 D I]) Ill(!) Ntwt I]) 700 Club (I) Dlok Clerk's Nltttlmo lill MOVIE: 'Sh09un Auo .. slh' 2:15 !D CNN Hoodlln• Nowo 2:20 IHBOI MOVIE: 'Goln' Alltht Woy' 2:30 (!) SportoConttr 2:60 !MAXI MOVIE: 'Oxford Bluoo' 3:00 CIJ MOVIE: 'At Gunpoln( (!) Mo1de SportJLook 3:30 (!) COllege Bookotball: Loy· ola at Bradley aJ MOVIE: 'Tho Vall' 3:60 IHIO) MOVIE: 'Col' 4:30 CIJ MOVIE: 'Reguo River' [MIIXI MOVIE: 'Ch-h and Chontl't Nloo Droomo' 1H801 Rloh Llttlo'o a Christ· m11 Clrol Rich Little takes on the roles of many char· actera in this offbeat version of Dicken•' classic tale. 160 min .) D I]) Chrlstmao Story I]J Coil tho Governor glt'o e Uvlng 8 (I) (!) Glmmo a Brtok Aa they decorate lor Christ· mn. Nell end the kids re· llect on eventl from the p11t years. CIJ MOVIE: 'Moat John Doo' (I) COllege Boskotball: Ohio 8toto 11 Arken101 G (I) MOVIE: ' Hillo, Dollyr IJ) Chriotmll Carol ®Airwolf il]) Auttln Citv Llmltt: Nitty Gritty Olrt 8ond IHBOI MOVIE: 'Johnny Don· gerouoly' (CC) !MAXI MOVIE: ' Blame lion tho Nigh( (]) Portrait of Amarlca: Kontuo]!y IJI]) CZJ Tho Foctt of Lifo Blair it unexpectedly called in aa a binhing coach when her mother dt· livers her baby on Chrlt1· mas Da...r: IJ I]) CZJ Tht Golden Girls When Rose beglna datlng a 'little person,' she triea to hide the fact from her friends, (!) College Basketball: Kentucky et Kanaaa (jJ MOVIE: '8trokor Aoo' (CC) iilJ MOVIE: 'Dr. Who: Wor· rloroGoto' 01' (!) Lody Bluo ICC) (]J NBA Basketball: Hou.. C LV G TLLH . - I'VVZK H TTLA Yeoterday'o Cryptoquote: TO DO IN.JU&"fiCE IS MORE DISGRACEFUL THAN TO SU F'FEH IT. - PLATO �'• ' .... ,... ' . I Weather forecast Today ... perlods o! snow.. occasionally mixed with rain during the morning. An Inch or less of accumulation. High near. :n. Northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Tonight...cloudy with · a slight chance of flurries. Low near 10. Northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Saturday... sunny. High near aJ. Ertended forecast ~arend countdown sales Dolls & Bean -Page B-1 Sunday lllrougb Tnesday Verycoldwlthachanoeolsnowor flurries Sunday. Fair Monday and Tu~, except a chan!ll! rl !IIIOW flurries oortheut.IBgbs IS to2:1 and morning .,ws 5 to 15. Halley's Comet watch Vol. 20 No. . . Spruo TrMS, Christmn Open 46 Middleert-. ~roy-GeUieglis-Point Pleasant Sunday. December ~1986 Cadus, Door Wrtafls. Canllt Arrangements, Foilagt ltlnts. For tho lowd -·· !PUW ....11, C-llrY VC1111, Monl.mtnt Spays. NANCY YOACIIAM 'l'lmei-semlneiStalf . SEED AND MILLING '88 FORD ESCORT SRECT L HEADQUARTERS ATHENS. Ohio (UPII - Sou· theast Ohio will receive aneconomic boost when the Coolville-based Mlddlelon DoU Co. expands operations in both Coalville and A!hens. FEA'IUIIEI . . IIJE •Lilllltlll.,.iat .,..,..._...._ ...... • AIM'II• ...., ..._ lllfltlltr ""'..... • ,_ 11nrir1t • Dul-'t FNIII I - -,.r .,.nil . TiriiM.... . The firm, which had been offered incentives to rP!oca te in other states Thur.iday announced it was buying the former McBee Systems Co. building from the Ohio University Fund Inc., the school's independent endowment fund. $1 ~ SAVE UP TO ' RACINE - · Th~ 'lffimedllite financial future of Woodland Centers- looks bleak, according to an account or this week's joint meeting of Wo6dllind Centers' and theGallla.Jac~n-JIJ!eigs Mental Health Boards. . It was reported that Dr. Bernard Nlehm, director of ·Woodlahd Centers, toiJI tllose at tlie meeting that his agency IW made cuts In stat! and-iervlees In an effOrt .to overcome cash-now problems and reductions ·ln funding. More cuts ate e~pected in the future to bring .operating costs within a $i ~Wion budget ln 1986. · Because Woodland Centers ts often tlrCed to ·wait .up to three months for program reimbufS(%ent from the state, the ;lgency has been foroed to· bo1'1'9W -- - IN $11111! worll "125 y,., ,, ,,,,. CINCINNATI (UPI) - C!ncin· nati financier Marvin Warner, whose bank collapsed and trig· gered the Ohio banking crisis last March, was Indicted Friday on 50 counts of theft by deception, securities violations and wtUtull misapplication of funds. Marvin Warner, ambassador to Switzerland during the cart.e r administration, was indicted on one count of theft by deception, four counts of seculitles violations and J'etl;llll'l!ll replnl .,_re. Miler hill beeD· rlredlna lnlllc _... SUGAR RUN MILLS w....eer replllr werllftw: Po••rey . . 'DK!re·llave beell over a btiUa In llllell In tlw·towilln tile' Jllllll ·w..- ~~weeks. Rep8ln.., about · I ·• • , ' .• .tlaee qu.r,..&;;. wlunteef help to 1tiitihe the wilier ~· IS bi!lic. l'l!lltonld by l!ledM.. RutlaJid rail I ; Ia being aslrl!d to boO ~~~e~r · 4ln!ldng · water at lhe pre 1em !he.· 'Die· lllwn OWII8 the llne8 ol lhe sy!llem and 11&11 has about 10 years remalnlag before they are p.old lor. Water Is purchased from tile Leading Creek Conservancy Dlstrld. semCe. Priced from FREEl FREEl Men 's or Ladies all our Wat•rb•ci Only 95 With 'I'HI~ 1fz .PRICE CHRISTMAS SILE HtJN'I' IS ON! For h1ndsome, rugged oak gun cabinets sa.a. c••••, Ric· '341 SAU$1 - CURIO SALE r- · Recfl~r · \_~ •. iJ Purchase %PRICE CHRISTMAS SALE i I .. . , WATC SALE! '299 B[lJB are "It's been a mg two comments Mayor Fetty. to ARE Specially For Herl Lane Cedar Chests Yar Choice weeks," COLUMBUS, Ohio . (UP!) Ohio's top Republican officeholder sald,Frlday that the indictment of Marvin L, Warner in the Home State Savings Bank coUapse "Is simply further evidence that the record of the Celeste aomintstra· lion Is the most dishonest and scandal·lidden in Ohio history." But Gov. Rlchatd.F. Celeste said, .through .a S~Dtesinan, that his lteadershlp proiectetl Home State ~ltors from any loss, and that those responsible lor the Home Rec•llr $311 SALE $199 2'11 miles South on Rt. 2 from Ra,.nswood Fonnlf'tr i1 The Covntry l•rn Houn: 10 ••· • I , ..." 101.-Sat. Telt,hoM 213-1121 · E "Marvin Warner Is the third high-ranking Celeste .appointee to be subject to seriOus criminal chlll'geS," said Ohio Senate President Paul E. Gillmor, R-Port CUnton, who has said he wiD run for governor In 1986. "All three d. these indiVIduals bas lntl~ie political and personal ties to Celeste hlmsel!," said GU!mor, "OVerau, Celeste's l'ecord ot per9011Del ' aj,potrltments has been a diSgrace." Celeste was In Chicago at a Great Blanket Rocker $149 -...t :a~- CcJmlillltee Clulilrm. ' Dan Rd ......... D-11., laid 1 SAVE $50 the pl'elllli't .... CJII Reaclll lo come I!P w1111 more 1teu1e GOP l valelll be dill not wanl to see tax 1 overhaul ellorlli die. low1la11 llftBIIH demand for Republican votes, said "It would be a disservice to the president and to the cause of tax reform to permit another Republican-led debacle such as occurred on Wednesday." Congressional sources said the White House believed tt now had aboUt :n tri. 4o Republican votes for the oommlttee bill - still short of tbe number O'Neill says. Is necesWY:. lt Wlis alSO Jiot clear how many be Go!> votes wereiled to other conditions. 'lbe progress Speakes referred to Involved GOP desires to vote on amendments that would ease some d. their concerns about the oommlttee bill. .oft Marvin Wamer; former owner of the collop!led Home State Savlnp INDICTED - Bank, was kldlcted Frldll)' by ·a special state grand jury m chllfii!S of theft by deception, securities violations and wUUuD mlsappllcatlon8 ollunds. that Warner earned a proftt of $4.1 million in excess Interest from his transactions with ESM in 1984 alone. Wamer closed his account with ESM In January 1985, but the annount he withdrew has not been made public. Warner said he wanted to testify before the Joint Select Committee, but he refused to sign a waiver that would allow his testimony to be used In criminal proceedings. Warner's lawyer, former U.S. Attorney General William Saxbe, said, ."lt Is unfair both to !be public and to Mr. Warner to InsiSt that he waive his rights." Warner filed suit Thur.iday In U.S. District Court, seeking to block (Continued on page A3l Ohio death toll now at five WASHINGTON (UPI) - At : least five of the mllitary pentOn· nel ldlled In the craah of a charter JetUner at Gander Air· · port kl Gander, Newfoundland, . were Ohioans, the Pentagon Bald · Saturday. Ohioans llsled as desd are: Mlcliael Napier, Spec. 4, Middletown, Ohio . trrederic c. Seltz, l'vt. 2, Aw'Ora, Oblo. Brian llarrts, Pvt. 2, Canton. Oblo. Darm Brsdy, Pvt. 2, Bru~~~r wick, Oblo. Roger Wilson, Pfc., Dayton, Ohio. .S. willing to. oversee peace settlement in Afghanistan TOWN I COUNTRY GinS I WATERBEDS 221 ......... St. IOrDII . . . S.,ll' lntlriol WASHINGl'ON . (UPI) - White who hinted that If Democrats made Means Committee Chairman Dan House aideS are talking ~ possible concessions, a suttldent number ol Rostenkowskf, D-111., apparently tax 011erbaul compromises, but House REpublicans would change produced nothing new and DemoHouse Democrats are telling Presi- their minds and vote to keep the crats stres!l!d the pressure was on Reagan to come up with more dent Reagan IIi no uncertain terms Issue alive. "We believe that the votes are House GOP votes II he did not want he inust deliver more Republican votes to save the DeiJI()..TatlC bill be there for passage ol tax retonn to see tax overhaul efforts die. AU b\lt 14 House Re[lilbllcans when tax relonn stand on Its wants. merits, and in our view wtll be ignored Reagan· s lObbYing efforts H~sr Speaker Thomas O'Nent on Wedl!esdaY ahd refused to allow said Fitlay that Reagan llad laDed paslled," Speakes said. 'a floor VOtl! 00 file cammfttee b!O. · Spea!let said WhlhHouse aides so tar to pi'41duce the !ll to '15 GOP Evlin tltbilgii he qi~jm'ls ~the . bad made ''good progress Iii the vo,es CY.NeDI Is clelnandlllg before measure, Reagan wants it as a way · bli ti'les again to move the tax area of vote-gathering'' and that measure drafted by tbe Democrat· . "the White House believes that tax of keeping tax retonn alive. Any reform leglslalloh would pass If It new floor action cannot come led Ways and Means Committee. before next Tuesday, close to the An early flurry rt speculation gets to the floor." time Congress plans to adjourn for But a quick meeting in the Capitol about a possible deal on tbe sticky Is1111e was sparked Friday by White ol O'Neill, Treasury Secretary the year. O'Nenl, 0-Mass., repeating his House spokesman Larry Speakes, Jama Baker, and Ways and wnt Thts sturdy Golden oat rocker 11 Shllthe btst buy !Of the money 0 0 m Slate coHap9e, including Warner, ''should be held accountable lor any wrongdoing 11J!C1 loss ol funds." · Warner, the former owner of the defunct thrltt and a political ally of the governor. was Indicted by a state grand jury on one count of theft by deception and 49 other counts 1r1 the clOsing or f!Ome State, which lost $144 milliOn in the collapse U!Bt Matth _ot_ ESM G'oVemment 5ecurltles, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. · Reagan still shy of GOP help on tax bill $99 TOWN I COUNTRY ol funds. The special state grand jury was empaneled by Ohio Attorney General Anthony Celebrezze on Sept. 3 to investigate the March collapse of the Home State Savings Bank and the subsequent run that foroed Gov. Richard Celeste to close temporarIly 70 state-chartered savings and loan Institutions. Home State lost $145 mllllon in the bankruptcy of ESM Government Securities Inc. of Fort Lauderdale. Fla., whose operations are under scrutiny by state and federal Investigators. Also indicted were two fonner presidents of Home State, David Schiebel and Burton Bongard, and two ESM officials, Ronnie Ewton and George Mead. Tf.omas Tew, court-appointed receiver for ESM, testified before the state Legislature's Joint Select Lakes Governor's Conlei'Eilce and · Committee on Savings and Loans was not Immediately aware of the last month that Warner had indlctmi!nts. enriched himself by $1.8 mnllon in "The governor has said repeat- the early 1911Js with 37 straight edly that those who were responsi- successful "day trades" through ble for Home State (the collapse) ESM. should be held accountable tor Initial reports were that Warner WI'Oitgd()lng and loss ct. funds," said had withdrawn $ll million from Bt!an t. Usher, the governor's ESM shortly before It collapsed. press :;!'Cretary. "'!be staie of Ohio Warner vigorously denied it, and was ihe.' firSt, to fl.le.. a ctvll suit Tew. also branded that report as agamst Marvin Wal'ner and other "absurd." Home Stale and ESM officials." However, documents filed in U.S. District Court in Florida showed Ohio GOP 'reacts toWamer indictment Ladder Back Rocker S~VEI/0 Twlhe-lun Calllnet Rec. 'HI SALE t1 eollllla Cil .w!Jiiltl mt.'l{'PII<:ellol'l 'Jhl! ~ tolftl b.llli DO WilY' to get llle brvkell llDM ~ed aqd. Is depending UllOfl buy on a Big mm~; · purposes, the mental health board is responsible for planning and monitoring the program even tbJugh it has no money Invested in the project. Hopkins, who has only been executive director ol the ll'll'lital health board since July, said she was not even aware the apartment complex existed until the Ohio Department of Mental Health sent a letter requesting her involvement .in the program. The state wnl in the near future be providing the board with a state paid consultant to develop a workable operating program for River Heights. In order to develop that program Hopkins said, the consultant wnl first have to determine the type of people to live there, the type of mental health services needed by those people, and the cost of providing those services. . (Continued on page A-3) Grand jury indicts Wamer on 50 counts RV'DAND - Rutland Mayor IUdlard Fetty; Bruce Daft!, a town l'Giumeer worker; Coullcllltlllll Jerry Black auul Rutland Polce .Oitlcer Jeff MDier wltdl to - If a broken water -line j..- !to4t • lir4 Soorl1 • O,ster Sholl• • Grit • Ftr1ili111'1 • lima c - t .... lltrttr • Steel Soli • Water Solt-r • lllmadi11 Soh • li"an • YecciM • leefhot • hints • 1M hllll fond.. . . . 01111 lirllltr Twlnt • Sproys ·Grates • Hooy • Slraw 992-2119 13 Stctiono, 106 Pogeo 50 Conti A Multlmedll Inc . Newapaper 1&. 1986 Another financial problem for Woodland Centers has been the $lll,tm River Heights apartment complex in Racine. The nine-unit buDding completed In 1983 was constructed by Woodland Centers through a federal HUD grant to provide shelter for the ll'll'ntaUy handicapped. According to Romola Hopkins, executive director ol the Mental Health Board, River Heights Is not fulf1lllng Its potential and is "a drain oo the Woodland Centers' budget.'' Although, said Hopkins, the mental health board "Is not synonomous with Woodland Centers," the board will be 'forking with Woodland Centers to put River Heights "on the right track." BEcause River Heights was bunt for mental health Water problems plague village • Mull•"' Awe. $250,irn from a local bank on anticipated revenue it was said. . Woodland Centers has already cut back to a lour-day week ilnd additional work schedule cuts wnt be matte if necessary ..The ageJ1CY may even be forced to close its doors durlng January and February II money problems a·re Jl()t curtaUed. In the past, nuiny mental health programs have been fronted by ledel'a! dollars, however, for various reasons, muC!t ot that money is no longer available it was explillned at the meeting. FinanCial problems for Woodland Centers have .steadily Increased ·ovt>r the pasl two years and.many seJ'\1ces have either been cut back or cut out completely. Even Woodllind Centers' In-patient unit has been closed for lack d. funds. '8&FIIID The purchase will also allow the company to expand its Coolville operations, said owners Lloyd and Lee Middleton. Their seven-year-old company specializing in porcelain dolls grosses more than $1 million annually. They said they expect to add 2'iO workers to their current ~5-per~m payroll duting the next several years. ··Page A-3- Woodland Centers' financial fUture 'bleak' baiy 9-6; Sundav 1-& .. By Doll finn expanding for Sunday Sports ............................ C-1-7 Take-One ..................... Insert • tmts \ NOW OPEN FOR THE CHRISTMAS SEASON STARTING EARLY - Nine-year old <luis Rood, son ol Jack and VIckie Rood, Tuppers J'lalns,ldDed his llrst deer rl the season rerenlly. 'The nine-point buck O~d dressed at 315 poulllls. Ouis Is a third grsder at Tuppers Plains Elementary School. Along the Rlver ............... B-1-8 Busbiess ... '.' ..•.••... ........ D-1 Deaths ............................. A-4 Editorials ......................... A-2 0 ••• Hubbards Greenhouse · Pnt1ial, Harging Wtts. liwt & Cut o.istmas TrMS, Holy & Ohio weather: cold forecast Inside: James J, Kilpatrick on the U.S. as a •nation of addicl8' - Page t\·2 Bob Hoeflich discusses a successful open house -Page 8-8 J ' Page E-1 . WASHJMrnlN (UPl) - The United Slates bas tonned Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachell fA Its MtllniiiJBii to help Ollei'SOO a cease-fire and Ru•lln hwp withdrawal in Afgtlanlstlll, a seniOr State Department ofllclal says. . 'The offer gtven to Gorbachell at the _Geneva '*tlmmlt and'made In writing to the ~retary general ol the UnitEd Nations, was made public Friday by L:__ ' Depli" 9ecrt!tary of State John Whitehead. Wldtebead made the statement In an · address belore the Wash!JIIIon World Affairs OlureU. · U.s. ltflclal$ said the exact tenns of the American <tfei. to.. guarantee the provisions ot a peace accord were not defined. But the officials said Whitehead'~ speech was ~~---~-~---- ---~-------.J. ____._'- - -------------- aimed at rebutting accusations the United ·states ls holding up a settlement by not being helpfuJ. A possible U.S. role would involve watching over the Pakistan border to guarantee that Afghan rebel forces did not Infiltrate hack into the countcy, while the Soviet forces withdraw on an agreed timetable. Secretary of State George Shultz· said two weeks . ago that the Soviets made "Interesting" signals at - -'-· .~-------~·- . ' ~---~ Geneva on the Afghanistan Issue. Whitehead's speech Is the first public word d. an attempt by the Reagan adminlstmtlon to act on those signals. A U.S. official who asked not to be ldentllled saidI . . "This Is a way of testing the Soviets. 1bey said all these wonderful things at the summit, now let'ssee if they're willing to follow them up." - - * - - . --~--- ~·-- -· - :~- --• . -·- ~· -· ·- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 13, 1985 bissell groce hysell lane russell smith snider